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TIE New Jersey Legislature ana Eman-
ctpatfon.

lkRsrrSs Fen ~ iStJ
W. English. Of Berseu county, introduced IN tho
i,ese y day Joint resolution opposing the proposed
purchase and emancipation q the negro slaves n th,
STATE ~ Msoari Tho preamble seh forth The fact ha,
pr1pe ton has been made g appropriate 10000 900
to- tho n4rposc and receives that while The state AZ Nc
4ctty q ready all times 10 contribute l,s ,.o,a ~
wards dcffaying the legitimate expenses " he yna,al
soyrrttnea, X 4 not willing % cause ct ycDp III y,
taxed mr. thc special bonCtt Tic gatFsog tL
.ofe1er8cy. 10 permit The money - ~ pcuple n H.
extended TOR objects not Contemplated by the con ~
ton q,d Inc state O. Ncw Jersey hereby rvey p1f~.
taa any contracted IN pursuance ~ tho aupropra
Zion aiorc aid - not binding lave nor "a equity uurn ~.
state IT, citizens, AMI III not b. regarded BY either Ia
the light q an obligation.
rne resolution referred e te Counittcs ca rcde-
raj E,fittaug.
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IIomsc OF Representatives..

WASHINGTON, rcd y, 1855
REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. DASEs, Nep.) or Mass. from tho Committee
Elections made favorable rcroft The credentials Of
Messrs Benjamin r. Flanders and Michael Hahn Re-
personalities the first and Second Congressional
districts Louisiana laid for future considcra
ton.
lAsARcTr arf psyrarpD
The House took up tho Bankrupt bill several gentle
expressed desire 10 a,ldress the House on the
subject, and others wished l. orrtr amendments.
Mr. kosoor coasiINc, (Fep.) Of n y who reported
the b ard who has charge ~ 10, sad III details corbi
not enter iuo the VOTE which must depend upon IL r'a
cipe ie therefore asced that II ruccSe square vote
and urged prompt oc'inn.
Mr.. kEltoac {rcp.l q ILL.,, moved 3" Table the bin.
hsss As@ bs sa! e. aassa" "a.
c,sssa 1Ii,,a4" Sesr psfe; Dime asSrSn =,
SsaorT Mars.on NAY: xaynssa S:niiss al,cssl. Mao.
H. sSsrmsn So ems, siies rions. Of Mas nl,nbie
,i %ars ..s. %,sh All . Gi'F = 'n' WICK
oal1S sge Ash h s.e fSs, sa
p1nn Tn. . gs.ssad,. T.heg s,sisi9 Gsyirin
d i Men: Lsas" Ess-iS Low saiSaoe 50
f. a rssasroy. fotar Re- d Me- EtS %'seln, sedse
wiss, Scar shaii... slet "a SSgF o.n, sgaedine
WI 1i1 Ton. ws S ss'"0'' III ''-A - '''''
vi, Eoscoc .oShLrc, wio hsi chan. "A his yots t. the
alternative, lcr tho purpose y enabling MIN move !
recorslorain ~ the vote made tha accorda.y
Mr kELfoSc Uepl ~ No.. moved 10 lay Mr. C,nS
inss motion % the table. which was iccidcd 10 The
.pfoiSrat.Sr % ~ a~-a-IAST COLLECTOR YpRE
o. motion Z sr, SI.I'aa .orp q 4 y ,ne ~ z
tlo appointment u iasistds, Collector tabled.
&,rfnT GiGals.
Thc resolution. rcp'rte4 tom the COMMITTEE - -
reign lrairs fecsgntorY ~ maritime rishts rst
J0nod until the thlsd M0udty 10 February.
ws4uNGrS rH'tIf. rawlASi
Tho House pa al Ill. MI ~ Heprin li.c " ae hla
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that the WORK should be put under immediate contract
and that the work can b. iinsnea IN four months.
nr. ols. IN answer 10 inquiry sm Mr. kiuah WTos
OF New York. ssid that IL proposed 10 give the becre-
tary OF War power to with any per-
son who can most expediiiously execute tbs work
Mr.. wARD preferred that American should under
take the work. ito understood that telegraph cables
could be made IN The Unted states good they could
in England. The work should be open % competition
Mr.. DIN said that the line had been operation
month ago the would saved four times
It's cost.
Mr.. wAsp moved 10 lay the subject Oh tne table
Motion iost, Nv yeas 40, nays 6S
Pending the question the passage Of thu bill tho
House adjourned
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SAY FRANCISCO, Feb. ., 1865.
,sdg9 ship Peruvian, far liverpool wuh "a cargo og
q 900 sack, ~heGi. 800 copper ORG asks
- Quicksilver.
rhe sa,p Messenger hs teen chartered Tor Ssw York.
safes ~ 100 Pipes Of pure spirits II iec thirty rpas oc
American sn, toc: 900 bas or oskun and loo bill. o.
alcohol
roe Havana segsrs reeeni.y detained a. the Custom
scze f,r differentiation Uerc appraised u 800 and
lrspdpd
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Tho WssHlr HxaAID. with It's increasing circsla,on
capital medium for ADVERTISEMENTS designed 70 reach
the notios Of country dealers and merchants
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THE ARMY OF the POTOMAC.


Feb. >, 1903.
rhs order Of General Hooker announcing that
limited number Of furoughs would ne granted 70 officers
prvsles Of the army Of the Potomac commencing
ysstsrda. has inspired the troops with degree Of on
and courage which promises the favorable
ssits which prompted the movement.
The roads had been much improved BY the prevailing
during the past forty sight hours, and transora
tioo by wagons il didcult matter.
sharp frost last night harasne ,bs grouno coasderA
bly,.
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" The ioint session to-day few changes made in
y"sng fsf Senator, but result reached Tho lat
u''ic ssocdBrown, no Phelps, Al Glover, 81 Ercsk.
iarider 70 scattering. o.
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INTERESTING FROM KEY WEST.
Arrival Of the fiity-fifth Massachusetts, Regi'
menl at Hey West.
MOVEMENTS OF OUR VESSELS OF war,
&c.. &C., s&s.

The United States steam transport Cumbfis, Captain
George Sumner. arrived Fortress Monroe on the LIT
inst, from Key West whence she sailed the Goth ul'
BY her wa have received interesting intelligence
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Rebel Accounts from Tennessee.
FIVE TRANSPORTS DESTROYED BY wHEE.ERs E0Rs
MARINES.
wholesome Order by General Loan.
BUSH wHAuKERs, GuERILLAs, ROBBERS AND REBEL
EMSSARIES 70 Re HANGED.

ST. LOUIS Feb. =, 1863
Ge.er Loan, commanding the central district q Mis-
issued orders that all bnswhacsers guerllas,
robbers. rebel recruiting cicors, emissaries, assum
ss 10 act under rebel authority, found ia that mill
sry district shall be promptly executed by the first com
officer into whose hands they may be delivered,
md all persons knowingly harborns or in any WAY abc
tang aiding such parties shall suffer Ike punishment,
houses be destroyed and all the personal proper
~ the premises sczod and applied 10 the ndemnnca.
~ Union citizens. Any officer falling promptly to
execute this order will be aartalied for diaobedi-
y o orders
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Horsiss- ,NxrN.--On wedneaisy. January ~. bv the
Rev. Henry iounsbcry, Jo,s oelss Jr., TO bgilA "
eldest daughter OF John Ara, Isl. Of tala city No
cards.
Philadelphia papers pleas. copy.
NnsoA--,inpso~..On Tuesday February y by tho Rev
3 T. Wool, itars $. WnSoS 70 Luck GusQS
Mscpn Ca papers plcasc copy.
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DELAwARE. Extra CLASS b7--rebru,ry 8 1863
AZ, 10, IS, 20, >, ~, 81, AZ, So, 30, g. H.
DrLAwARs, Class bS-February 3. 1868
"a. 30, II. 25, a., 81. G3. rs, 50, II, 40, At.
Circulars sent by addressing
JoiIE A. MORRIS CO.
wilmington Delaware.
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NOTICE TO PAPER MANUFACTURERS.

Twenty Aouand reams OF good papsr wanted size
32xas Apply at the RxsALD Office.
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LtSrAsrE., IA. fnh. ,, 1851
George sandersou, democrat r. elected Mayor os
this city toGsy by amsio. ~ & 80 M + 1rgo
s,a
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Cos Kentucky and Missouri State I.otterics.
khsTuoSv, EsiRA CASA bT-Fcbruary 3. 1868
81, 1. 2, "a, "a, IA, ~ II As, ~, rs, Go.
krrTucxr, CLASS 0s-Feorusry s. 1868
is, 81, "a, l6, s, SO, 49, IL, 30, a, Cl, 80.
Circulars sent free or charge by aadrc sng either to
MURRAY, EDDY co.
Coyinaton KY, OF 81. Louis Mo.
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Four Dramatic Perform anc 80 IN day mt
BARNuNS at II A. NJ ~, 8 and ~ +. NJ. Miss Isvinia
Warren appears at each also the platform IN she
main hall at intervals.
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Prizes Cashed An All Lssaiiaed I.otte-
ries. Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker
No. III Wall street room No 4 N K.
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/. IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
~>>~~~>~~~~>~~-~>~1-~~>~
Arrival of General Grant Be-
fore Vicksburg.
S~~->~o~~~~v~e->e->~~~~-
Our Forces Actively at Work
Opposite That City.
Scouting Parties Burning Houses Within
Range Of the Rebel Batteries.
.-->~~~~-~~~~~~~~s~~~-~
dunboat and Guerilla Fight Near
Island NO. 10.
-~~~~~--~~-~~~>~~~~~~>~
a Rattle Going ON at Fort
DOneasOn,
&e.. &C.. &s.

CAIRO, Feb 3, 1863
vickshurg dates to the both ut have been received.
General Grant arrived. Tho work Of widening and
deepening the canal is progressing. The rebes have
planted battery on the Mississippi shore which COM
saands the lower end IT the canal
The gunhoat New Fra attacked On Sunday night Al
steven O'Clock Island NO 10 by gueras with three
pieces Of cannon The boat returned re with shel The
conflict lasted till aylght when the rebels retired
Their force was believed be houssd and
three thousand
The operator at Paduca reports that the command at
Fort attacked at early hour thi3 morn
ing. AT four this afternoon the engagement was going
senforcemeuts have gone forward
Ths Richmond Wig of the 22d says that ionstreet.
with thirteen brigades, has gone to Tennessee.
Rebel Accounts from vieksburg.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the I'd inst. sives, as tho
latest news from vicksburg, the following II is to Fri
day last. the Both ult -
Telegram to Richmond Disla,ch.l
MoBgIs, Jan. 81, 1859.
The Advertiser aud Reefsse has despatch dated vcss
burg nst which says the scouting parties appeared
morning on river bank opposite yicksburg and
surnea four houses The range OF batteries
They supposed be erecting batteries opposite the
iowa. There new movements among the deet.
Rebel Accounts from Tennessee.
FIVE TRANSPORTS DESTROYED Br wHEEIER's HoRsE
MARINES
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Jan. 20, 1865.
ccnc,a Wheeler's cavalry attacked feet Of twenty
ave- federal transports the Cumberland river, and
destroyed last Friday Tine aeet accompanied
by two gunboats
IN coming down from Nashville on Saturday General
wueeer's cavalry destroyed locomotive and i've cars
isvsrgne and captured the guard of ;gty-two
Tho vigorous movements OF cavalry havc evidently
ilsconcerted all the plans OF Rosecrans.
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OniciRl Drawings Of the Library Assoc.
citation Company i.ot.ory, OF kentucky
Class 6y-februArs $, 1863.
80, IL. Ia, AZ. 63, z, ., !, 10. 76, 3, Sc.
CIAss bS-february ;, 1868
Al, IL. "A, -, |. 6z, 81. 10, 5. II. III, 80.
FRANCE. ELLIS 4 co, covington, Ky.
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Mothers: rIorhers! are YOU Dist ri


main hall at intervals
Mothers: Mothers! Are you disturbed
at night and broken of by sc child suffering aud
;; once and se, to,ie Of ars wnsSss soothing syrup
UPON Sa SsTc 4 10 osk sou, There Is no mother
on earth who has ever ured WHO win no. az you oncr
AID relief ana health he child, operating like magic T.
& ny rs - @ =. a ei ae AMI u e NAL.
physicians and muses. IN the United sltos Price y eeus
Sud sYory"hcrr.
Eight Cartes de yISite FOR 81. NJ I'M
equsri sye and finish, Al TAirs coruer cortand1 snd
Greenwich streets
One dozen Cartcs dc yisite, - 50.--ytg-
settles Of unequnicd style, AZ sTAcfS Gallery 6at Broad
way, between Au'y and Fourth sareets
Vaughan stu Ahead.--is Carte dc VI
sites with splendid prcs Aloun 81 ~ Al ooloed beau
italy, %. sss BoweFy
The weddinp!-Miss warr~oi Thumb!
hur Photograph Cards ~ MEADE BROTHERS. sB
Broadway. iOceut. each; =. pr dcacn.
Ladies', Try Lnird's Bloom or Youth;
convinced Or value Tor PR serving bcauyins
complexion and skin. All drnggists aud fs9 Broat- ~
Trosses.-Marsh Is Co.-Radicai Care
connection with ohes oaoe Of the maine. Lady
attendant.
min, Ini,ni,abis Cutter OF Hair and
wbiskers new styles neal and suitable. NO. Bascay
street uais Dye, JDc
Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, rresersatfve and
Wig Delo WHOLESALE and retail. No. As.or uoue The
Dye alri-i ~ KIN ~ sFilhts
Wigs, TOupees, Hair Dye, Hair DysfnE
aud ModaFin Cream. for bcauufying tho hair Vs. A.
PATCHELsOE6, IL bond street.
HtIl's Hair Dye jOc., Black or brown.
natural durable and besasful no. Barclay street, and
sold by AL druggists.
Removed.-The Office Of Mrs. wiDsioyv's
Soothing Syrup removed ~ Der street. Mrs Wnslow's
Domestic Ehceiresa nice iitLc coos book-cii be- had
gratis bs appiyn ~ above.
Diseases or the Nervous, seminal. Cri-
and Sexual Sisems-Nrw sai reliable treatment In
Reports oi the Howard Association sent IN S+nhd letter
envelopes. free o charge Address Or. g. SAn gaou,
Howard As.ociaiou, Philadelphia IA
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures thc
forms OF Scrofuls. obstinate yiong 81 The skin
ana old uio.r- No. DSi" street M. York city. since
lhI
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Eight Carries dc yISite fOr 81. NJ I'm
eausr hye and hnsh A. fAifs, corner tort!andt sni
a streets
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The Weddina'--Miss Warr-ni Thumb'
huul Photograph Cards IL MEADE BROTHERS. 81
Broadway. iOcent. each; q. pr doscn.
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Ladies', Try Lntrd's Bloom or Youth;
j.. convinced or lis value and bcauy to
complexion and skin. All druggists aud f59 broadway.
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uflI, Inisnitabl Cutter OF Hair and
whiskers new styles, nesl and suitable. NO BARCLAY
street, Hat Dye, Je.
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Vaughan stu Ahead.--ls Carte dc W.
sites with spc ndid prcks AlOuin 81 80 Al ooored be.
niGly, o. 2,s Bowery.
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Tr0sses.-Ma rsh i. CO.-sadicai Cure
Truss Office atm Al No. Nesey street, Aston House. M
connection 9Th any othes oaic Of the Lady
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One dozen Carries dc Sfsite, ~ JO.--sfg-
GcrB OF unequncd style, AZ sTAGfiS Gallery 6rt Broad
way, between Auity add Fourth hlrects
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Crist ssIoro's Hair Dye, Preventative and
Wig DEPOT Wholesale and retail. No Asor Houae. The
nNyu II nv III Ifitle rtis
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Wigs, Toupees, Hsir Dye, Hair DyefnE
and Nodarin Cream for beautfying the hair, ". A..
PATcnLIOE'n, IL bond street.
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HfH's Hair Dye Soc, Black or brown .
natural. durable and besasful no Barclay street and
sold by AL druggists.
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Reno Gd The Office Of Mrs. WINSTON -
Soothing ~ Der street Mr., Winslow :
Domestic Ehcplresa nice iilc COOK bookcaa be- had
gratis bs Apply Ing above.
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VIM IS BkhpBrRy'S
NEW PtAsOfbETk WAEEROONs,
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IS miles from Railroad depot, 9 miles East
Of Mitchell and Usage. An excellent stock
sna grain farm, about sixty acres broke
GOOD improvements Of house, sheds, stable,
granary sc. Inquire at the office otthe Plain
Dealer, New Oregon, Howard County Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-20

WANTED, at this Office good, steady
" industrious boy IA to l6 years old. to
learn the printers trade. To such ONE with
good knowledge of reading asd writing an
extraordinary opportunity will be given.
Januayy 5th 1868. |nlAv4tf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-20
N O II 1 G. e.

VINO all whom it may concern.
IL All knowing themselves in
debted to Strother & Kirkpatrick; Vernon
Springs Howard CO. Iowa. are hereby notified
to call, settle, and pay up with cash or grain
of some kind, rs the New Year is near at
hand and we must have our dues
Vernon Springs Howard Co. Iowa, Dec.
18th 1861
STROTHER g. KIRKPATRICK.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-20
VERN SPRIN GS
FIGURING MILL.

TVHE undersigned would announce to his
l. friends and the public generally that
his Pouring Mill is now constantly in motion,
and being in tho best of working order at
all times, will never be surpassed either in
Quality or quantity, Gifts work. Give me a
trial and will as ho etofo-e qua, entcc salts
faction.
Vernon Springs May 20, 1861.
ns2) A. H. HARRIS.