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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

INrRnkMEu ExTRAoRDINART.-The Wilmington
Journal states that the Mayor Of tha city having first
received the grArantee Of Generals Whiting and Pick
Ell that provisions bought Tor the Of The citizens
who might OthsrE'I, suffer- purchased, through duly
authorized agents, FIVE hundred barrels Ct -four in a,
around Salisbury, which was seized and impressed BY
Capt Myers COmnissary a. Salisbury. Capt. Myers is
supposed to haTs acted under orders from che Commits
sAry General at Richmond, Who says tie JOurra hal
the peculiar faculty and distinguished t'lsnt OF doing
everything in the most disagrseAbe mAnOer in which IL
can possibly be done, and VaO has succeeded in dou
D ing Sss odium necessarily attached to all impress
meaa IA intensfyug the public opposition to them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

suscanEs whose papers marked With Gross vn under.
Of subscription expire win
remit promptly q hey vsh Asr papers continued.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks
once OF aOochiaBd County Court Onthe Sd day OF August
David A. Mary E. Agnes r. Sal i, and Harriet p Hatcher
e Pa ntGs,
against
Dawson snd Lucy Anne his WIFE, James and Mary Hatcher
The last An infant years, and Others DEBTS,
POI. IN IHANCERY
The obi ofhs suits obtain Decree for the partition Of
tract Of abd Gocchl known b. the OF Nov
n" aiming 253 10 the par
ties thereto according 10 Law. ...L.l. al. =. . -.
And It appearing by the aft ay filed with The plsinns bl
this cause residents OF
this ordered That they appear vi hin one month ater
due publication OF this order and what necessary 10 proee
their Interests. ... .tH srr1E .uD4 I
ACopy-Teste, ,
ID zoe. p r-, - ~ MAR. W. MILLER,
dec11-W4W Clerk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

WANTED-Immediately an overseer Single
w man preerred1 to take Of plantation In denrco
Co.. Richmond Must well recommended and be
tmpt military duty liberal SaAry win be paid Apply 10
lT-d4L' BOX 81, Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

Carr. JOH W. LEWIS, has been elected 10 represent
Halifax Couu'y in the Legislature
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

WE are authorized to announce Col. L. NJ.
w Taliaferro Is candidate represent the Counties OF
Prince william gaord King George, In The Senate OF Va
supply vacancy ocned the death Of John Seldom
EsQ. del5-4t'..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
THE CITY.

The JACKSON SrATuE.--Tbe Executive Committee,
President Davis In the Chair met on Monday last There
was a very full attendance of the members, among
whom was Gen Lee, the Governor Of Virginia. and 9TH
er high officials The report Of the Treasurer is too long
for insertion at tLiitim. 1t states that the sris-A
Vockhad reached tho continent aud entered upon his
work. free passage was given lin to Liverpool on
the British steamer Florida, on which vessel the Treas
urer sent fifteen bales of cotton, freight and local
argos being refused The efficient services OF M.
Se1ss and OF Messrs. DeR1sset, Brown Co., OF VIII
mi gton, and of Ar. j. T. Bourne St Georges, Bsrmu-
dA were noticed as VILLAS the beraiy of the Secretary
of War. and the Governor of North Carolina, in the
shipment cotton to Europe to meet hs sum OF 900
in European currency, agreed to BIS advanced to Mr.
Vock This advance payment is equal to $50 In
our curercy and to meet which the treasurer has re-
ceiyed only $l6.e2S o. He purchased and shipped
twenty Ave bales of cotton, fifteen Of which ta'ely
lei chef Liverpool FIVE captur by the Yankees,
and FIVE are now on the way, having safely arrived in
Bermuda The liberal donation Of Col. BlAndOn Dun
can Of sl0 sterrg on each Of thirty bales OF cotton
safely to arrive in Liverpool will receive tho public sd
mirAon, as will the Literally of the British captain of
the Florida The statue is to cost s25 900 payable in
European eurrency-equa to 100000 Confederate mon
ey at present rates. Ths committee have no fears Of
not meeting their ooiga mr.. VOlck although the
amount a, yet subscribed is so meagre.
We should not omit the rtmwk tia. Richmond has
contributed less thai 81 400 towards memorial TO the
llustrious hero to whom in great measure they owe
the preservation of their city and homes The ladies of
the capital and of the COnederacy generally should see
that the requisite fu ds ara forthcoming. Whatever
they undertake to do will be surely accomplished.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

RET. HESET D. WOoO, Of the Virginia Methods,
Conference died in Georgia the Isl Of November,
AEod 81 years.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
TELE IA HIC
Reports Of ths Prsas Assoelation.

Entered according % &C. Of Congress In the year 1885, by J. s.
in the Clerks ONCE The District Of the Con-
fcderate Saates for The Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
no The CREDITORS OF COLEMAN 4

Il MORRIS Take not that have another fund ready for
disirbut n which you apply me ding hear
HsnoVer Janetion before the 15a Of Jasuary 1884, pre-
pared give recep) otherwise interest will Deducted rom
that time. t1Fal EDMuND T. NORRIS,
deia-W4w Trustee
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
GENERAL Orders,

HENkhAL UKDkks.
No 162.
ouArsrmAsters A. postJ viii afford the accommodation in
their power persons charge Of stock travelling under the
order Of oeers Lieut. Colonel A Il. Coles Depart
shelter for NE animals and subsistence
will be urashed by them, upon lie requiIlon Of any
Tor his suthOEs1 agen Of Col Coles Department Who will
receipt for the same.
prevent claims for muutSon a ratons which may
prev usy drawn surgeons In charge Hospitals Will
endorse furoagh enlisted who Hospital on
Of the number OF days and the
drawn rations Tor the enlisted
eigasD 8. COOPER,
del5-lW Adit and Insp'r General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

HID. QRS. ENGINEER DEPT d. NV. a. I
Corner l9h and Franklin Strssts T
RICHMOND Dec. l6sh, 1863
NOTICEI
TO THOSE HA VINO NEGROES 10 HIRE.
THE Engineer Department will hire for the
Il ensuing year Thousand Hands, fer work fOrtnca
tons .u ....
RATE OF PAY FIXED BY COMMISSIONERS FOR VIRGINIA:
. Hire Of MISUNDERSTANDING tn1 RAtionS fur
nished by Government. $500 per year
Clothing and kAtons fur
niShed BY oEner.............o50
Ration only, furnished BY
Government, 400 81
-Rations only, furnished BY 1000 ID lt.
r-r Government. 80 "a ms.
This will 10 Rchmt nd Peters
burg win give addition Five Dollars, for expenses
each Negro delivered sherns others at either place
Negroes comfortably clad ami In good condition when
received. Aptly until Feb, uary LIST next
The win be repons bic for slaves 90 hired under
ths common laW OF Virginia.
By order OF Col W. H. sTEyEzs. u =
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
Major Eng'n,
de1T--dlutGcW9t aa In charge Of Richmond Deienc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

WANTED.-Either to rent or buy Farm,
w South Of james River. Apply to
de15-eodn Whg ONCE, Richmond, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
Z UCrION sALEs.
FUQURg DAYS.
ClION SALE Of UUTfON.

A UClION SALE UE COIfUN.
W will Tell public GuctIon in the civ OF Petersburg
TCE5DAY the cad Of Decemer 1t ~ O'Clock, TWO hnndTe
apd atty esq bales o. Get siaaed Ia Green county Ala
The plantation between The Tombgbee and Black Wanlc
rivers i've mi es from the Tmblgbee, about fifteen lille
above Demopo and miles south OF Eutaw the
county teAt
The Cotton baled In the usual manner under shelter on d
ertnt parts the plantation II Will be with the same cart
heretofore for the purchaser subject TO his order
Sale at store, DOMAINS 4 JOHNSTON,
del9 -d2ts For the owners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

pCVsOOO FOR SALE.
We will sell at euct on, at the Monticello
Bank Charlottesville the 23i day OF DECEMBER 10 ooek
s50 90 six Puvanns county Boads There aeten
Of 81 0O and : OF s5O0 each ali dated Is. JGrary,
1854 and made psyabe the Bank Of Ers Richmond The
rtsres! will be paid sloDy 4 the bonis will be
paid lst Of January 1si and SO 600 the LIST Of each
atuay thereafter until the whole paid the longest dates being
Is years
Any oe In wiirg addressed to the Comm sonsr al PamJ
Bemo BlsG PuySnna will be as bid the day
OF sale, 4...,.. 81 80 GEJ. p. HOLMAN
A. W. sTRANGE %
JEo suorT, r1s
deil-2w 10 COMMITS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate yesterday, the bill suthcrizny the sp
pOin ment Of Third Auditor Of the Treasury, to take
charge Of the accounts of tn Post Office Department
was passed Nothing Else o inter'Tt was done. The
death Ct Mr.. Psy,o3, Of Nc, will be announced to-
day.
In the House. the most important bills and .ssOlu-
lions introduced to release sufficient quantity Of
provisions fon impressment for the non reducing
class ard to chang the custody Of tithes in kind from
its present inefficient management 20 experienced eiti
Esns no. in the army fo- better security. number
Of others Of les general importance was introduced and
{sferred when the House went into secret session
FALLms BACK OF GRASrs ARMr.-Geu. Alfred Ivs,-
SOB, commanding military district Of North Georges,
has received the fooFng despatch coaErnaory Of the
falling back Of Grants army Il i5 from Lieut. Barker,
commanding the courier line;
HD QRs. GUSTERsvILLE, Ara,
December IN, 1858. !
To The COL Commanding at Camp Yeiser, Ga:
have the honor Of reporting 70 you that the enemy
has WthdFs6n bis pekes this morning rom our front
on herEsF, and far above thirty fsIty miles,
and htss mi e. below. Their object s yet unknown 10
the authorities al this post We will gee news to-
DAY. which vii add in thiJ despatch tomorrow morn
ing
I o'clock at nighL-The FsdeFsls are mOvir towards
Woodvic, Et ls town on the hemph and Charleston
Railroad, about twenty-five miles from this place. Capt
Meade with his command Of cavalry IA aftsr them -
Col Newman, the commandant Of this Post, informed
ms this afternoon that be had reliable information that
the enemy were moving in s-TO0g force from ChAttA-
nee z ~ Nashville.
He suPposs their object s 70 reinforce Meade or 10
sFacuats Chat AnoOga. The Federls have but 3 small
+ roe aeOut HuntsVile They commenced buildi &
winter quarters shat neighbOrhOOd bat they have lst
there and tore Up the railroad There Is sppJehen-
son fit Of q raid from that quarter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

TESNs-Dany. SRonA,. Sisi nOH.As Is. Tor les. pc
rlOd, 60 per month. -sli 4. .1
ssaEssEy nOuAI SlG No IuSsSrpoas received fee Lea
AAn az months.
Wssly. az nsn, Is Ne 'aS.stpaOa, received for les.
han slx~nonths- ID.
paOn for aIOassr period AAa ulz months WIN Be re
sslveSl any Issue Of he Whlg
Reulttancos al the rsk u he E1bscrbsr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

OFFICE RICHMOND YORK RIVER RAILROAD oo,l
REDMOND, Dec, 18Th, 1858
THE next annual meeting of the Stock
a holders Of Company Win held At The ONCE Of the
Company city, TUEDAY alter the Frat Monday In
January next being the 5h day Of the month.
.ll.r 3. y. HARDWOOD,
dslI-2awlW Secretary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

AUDITORS OFFICE
Or FHs CITI oT RIcHMoSD,
Dectmbe- l6, 1868.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF CITY BONDS.
MUIICB is hereby given TO the
~ HOLDERS OF ALL BONES OF TIE CITY,
falling due the Crit day Of Jsrua next a. well 80 The hold
those that past present the n Office for
payment thai day as Interest cease from snd after that
date. I. B. HARRISON,
de I6-SaWt1J Auditor city Of Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
ATOCKHOLDERG

STQCKHOLDERS.
THE ANNUAL NESTING of the Stock
Il holde,S Of the PkRdERs BANK or VIRGINIA, will b
held A. their Banking House. The ey Of Richmond WED
EESDAY, Ne 1S,h Of January, 1854 Al II o's;osk 49,.
as 14-StaWtd Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

HEADo'Rs, DEPT OF HENRICo,
RICHMOND Nov. Is, lsts.
IKxTRAcrl
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. S0&.
" In obedience instructions nom The A. and General,
following order repubnhed for tbs information Of al
esrned;
ADj'r AND INsP'R GENERALS oEFIcL
RicaMoHD, April Tn, 1853. I
tExrRA0r.l
SPECIAL ORDERS,
Brig sder General John n Winder s hereby directed TO
iIamediAte enquiry and report without delay:
name rank, regiment and OF AL commissioned
ocers length Of lime each has beea In the city.
2d each he will require copy Of the leave By which
The a0tent from bis proper command Ttscued In
The city, Of the order BY vhehhe was Pg upon duty
XXI. Whenever appears that orcer IL not rghuly In
Reanond viii forthwith TO his proper Command and
Tie reported 70 this once for further action Of the Depart
ment.
By command Of The Secretary Of War.
(signsd) JOHN WITHERs,
Asst Adjt Gen
In accordance With The above oTdeS all oces arriving the
city those duty this city (Nho have already done
Bo report person, without delay these heAdQuAteS
By order Of BngAdlsr General Joax H. KuDER, oomm'g
D." }. W. PEGRAh, A. A Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
VALUABLE FARM, IN ORANGE CO.,
FOR SALE. PRIVATELV.

IN CHANCERY-At Rules held in the
j. Clerks once Monday the It'll day Of December 1853
Maria D. Neuipg, PlAintn,
Lewis D. Fleming aud Thompson Flemius Defendants.
object this suit 70 sell the land In the bill and proceed
ins mentioned belonging 10 TIE estate Of Nancy Glenn, decd
happening aidAvt fe4 in The that the defen
dants wis D. Fleming and ThompIon Penng are non-ei'
dents this State motion ofhe plaintiff odeed thst the
defendants do appear within month eler
thereof and do what protect their
this and that copy Of Til: order be published
In the Richmond WEig pub shed In the city OF kieh.
mond for eevey and posted at the mont
The court House Of this county on the hrst day next
20 - bg, ASOpy-Tsste, -,
n o ST B ONDS. $50
bzk1 30 81 Aur4l g 81. ~ i
Application Will made Second Auditor Of Account. Of
Virginia The Certificates o. the following Bonds which
been lost yi bond FOR $500, No. III issued under the
81 1885, and bond for $1,000 No S. issued IN
JOHN L. MARYE,
.."ei 70 'a. 30 l z JOSEPH ALaoP,
noQ6-iaWsmeS Exeo's Of 8. Asop
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
RUNAWAYs IN JAIL.

WAS committed to the Jail of this City on
the 10th OF july 1863, negro named Reuben, about
81 22 old, about feet inches high yellow compiler
n and left leg ~ above the kneE he belongs John
ntzhugh, Of fredericksburg. ....a. i. ~ ta -
Also committed the 10th July, 1868 Reuben, negro
boz about is years old sbou. feet high and perfectly black
he belongs 10 Mrs william lfent, Of eonh Carolina
The OF said slaves requested TO forward prove
property, pay charges and take them they Will be
dealt With according TO Law. .--I-rF
THOMAS o. DUDLEY,
uo2i-d6w seg't City Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

VALUABLE IRON WORKS AND FARMING
LANDS FOX SALE.
THE death of Joseph Smith and my own adj
i vAnced age determined SELL staunton SAT-
URDAY 10Th day Of December the property well known
the .
MILLER IRON WORKS,
And all the lands thereto attached. embracing some
10000 ACRES,
the headNaers Of the SHENANDOAH In Rockingham county
above Port Republic the head Of nav and IL
miles the Va. Central Railroad. IL Is
baby the valuable the kind 10 the ooniederacy
Iron Of very superior quality for Agricultural and
Military purposes The b. War Department. the present
war purchased nearly ali m The bar Iron readily
sells the neghborOod 81 900 per Iu present capacity
900 Of Pig Metal and 800 Of Bar Irn. Is
now In full blast until January the Isl 1884, at which
tine possession will be given.
The furnace which has Engine attached miles
down RAde Forge The Forge South River has unm
natural dam, all the Workshops
OutBudngs Dwelling House, Stone Merchant MIL &c, all put
up durable yl In this property several Farms Of
level arabic land are incluied- 10.
Persons wiIhng safe profitable investment invited
examine the premises.
TERMs oIsH, Time or Iron to suit me purchaser.
will sell privately before the day Of public sale, Of which,
however, due notice will be gyen.
For further particulars, apply to .
Stanton, Va,
noQI-2tGwtds himself and helrs Of Jose smith decd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

CEAMSTRESS WANTED.--A respectable
~ WHITE WOMAN who out and sew, will dad
Portable and good WageG BY Addressing DR. WM WRIT
Loretto Post once, Essex county Va Recommendations re-
qured.
Applicants in Richmond will call upon Mrs. H. oOater oab.ll
corner Sd and Canal street. dsel6-6t"'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
LAND FOR RENT. Het
I WISH TO RENT OUT. PRIVATELY. FOR

WISH TO RENT OUT, PRIVATELY, FOR
part Of the crop for the enssins the tract Of Asd
given 70 brother, spsgns and myself Jointly By
father, Thomas l.. epI agios, at his death.
This land s in TIE county Of Halifax Virginia. about eighteen
es north Of the Court House, aud contains about acres
consisting OF high land and creek fats
The dwelling house large conveniently arranged. and sur
rounded By all the all In good repa and
convenient TO fre wood.
The will be required less than fifteen hands
the place.
Persons wishing rent invited examine the premises
and the subject lam anxious 10 dispose Of II In time
for seeding wheat. ELIZA A. CLARK,
Barks5ale p. o., Halifax, Va
P6Thers will be sale OF the perlshAble part fathers
estate the premises about the close Of December next 81
which tenant will be able supply himself with snch things ~
be may wish 10 purchase 10 commence farming.
oci9-eedu r....0 Y. A. CLARK
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

de ls-w4w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
ADJ'r AND NsP'R 6ENL's OFFICE, !
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. Il, 1888 I

8. COOPER,
Adjt 4 Insp'r Gen.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-06
THE CONSUMPTION BILL.


One oaious feature of the measure
seems to have been retained by the
House. and no doubt it will he retained
finally. 1t is that by winch exemptions
from the draft may be purchased for
a sum Of money, in amount three hun
'red dollars.
The oppression Of this provision is
seen at glance. The poor only are
compelled to 60 to the war; the rich and
the moderate in means have way Of
relief opened to them.
The dav 1aborer, whose wages furnish
es bare subsistence to his family. will
I've compelled to 60, and leave his family,
without h means Of subsistence.
So with the mechanic, who, with the
strictest economy, has not been able to
accumulate three hundred dollars, and
whose family is dependent upon his
weekly salary.
So with the farmer, who is burning
his corn as fuel because it is cheaper
for that purpose than wood or coal;
poverty has denied him many Of the
necessities of life for months past, and
who dnesnot know where the next cloth
for his wife and children will come from.
These must respond to the draft.
They cannot escape it. Their doom is
written in the Conscriptioa bill. We
would tell them prepare for it if they
would not say we were mockins at them
Inasmuch as no man will 60 who can
purchase exemption, the draft will fall
exclusively upon those whose provcrtv
makes the purchase Of exemption i'm
possible.
No provision Of law could have been
conc eyed to more greatly aggravate the
horrors Of the war.
In some districts of the West, when
the law shall have been executed, a
conAagration might as well have swept
over the land, consuming every thing
in it's way.
The awful responsibility must be
cast where DOUGLAS said it belonged
upon the aeressiue spirit Of north
err, abolitionisns.- Chicago Times.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-06

We have been infor ned that the in
ternal revenue system would yield
about $3.50 900 per year-an amount
sufficient to defray the ordinary expen-
ses Of government with something be-
si''es. On this estimate was based
the report of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, who failed however, to take
into his calculation the salaries Of of.
fcers. The assessors and collectors
have swallowed the larger portion Of
the tax. as, exclusive of their salaries,
only nine millions Of dollars have been
received at Washington for the quarter
ending January 31st. How long do
the people intend to support an array
in the field and an army at home, or.
in other words, how long can they as-
ford to do $, ?-Hera!d
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-06
GOOD LOGIC,

The Iowa City Press in answer te
Kirkwood's puerilc mouth piece, gives
utterance to the following just senti.
mcnts. The Democracy pere "hum
hugged into the support oe a fanatical
and mercenary war" and but one or two
men were to be found here and there
brave enough to tell the people the
truth in the face of mohs and bastiles
and the miserable malice Of the puppets
and menials Of an usurpatory admins
tratinn.
Sylvester saws
Because we have uniformly support
ed our party nomination, no!withstand-
ing casual defects in the platform, the
A aministration rimp who controls the
Iowa City Republican, seizes upon
tic observation as an admission that
we 'have sold ourselves to the DEVIL
Inasmuch rs the errors Of policy to
which we alluded have uniforml y result
ell in our being sold out to the Black
Republican party. our neighbor for
once has blundered almost into the
truth, for 'othing could resemble
sale to the devil more nearly: and the
biggest sell of all was when the Dem
ocracy of the North in the ardor Of its
loyalty to the old unsullied flag, permit
tel itself to he humbugged into support
Of miserable, fanatical and mercenary
war, and formally surrendered the des.
TIMES Of the Government to an Ad-
ministra.ion which may be called the
Devils own.'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-06
NO MORE VOTING.

His gracious majesty, Col. Gilbert, n
small pattern Of Abraham Lincoln gives
notice to the delegates ofthe Democracv
of forty-one counties Of the sovereign
State Of Kentucky, that they will not
he permit ed to hold convention, nomi-
nate candidates, or vote for any other
men than those whom the government
will permit to run. A convention Of
American citizens surrounded by a regi-
ment Of soldiers with fixed bayonets,
prorogued by Militia Colonel, and its
,etmh.rs tod thsttha gorerc~snt VIII
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-06

MEDICINE FOR NEGROES. u.
s. House Of Representatives recently
made an appropriation Of $4,000 for
medical attendance and medicines FOR
the contrabands now in the hands Of
the government. How happy many
poor white man and woman in the
North would be if their doctors and
medicines could be provided for by
Uncle Sam.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-06
yLN ORE4ON PLAIN d EALER

YLN OSE4ON PLAlND EALER
> s,lisksa every Friday atth Plaindsalsr
n-istiuk rooms, Main Street, Now Oregon
A,~ard county, 1sws. +. J. MEAD pro
egi stor.
-TEkMN.-
: gle copies one year. in dvanos, u "
- " %" At the cod OF mo. 70
3. u emo. so
- g u I. 12mc 200
"a elahs Of ten. in advance, each NJ
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-06

not permit the nomination Of any man
for Office but him it deems loyal. Think
Of it--free speech gone, FREQ press
shacklea. no right to pray, no right to
question the acts OF rulers, no right to
personal liberty, NO RIGHT TO VOTE.
In the name of humanity, Americans {!
look and see ,ohat is before you.---
Dubuque Herald.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-06
FAGLE EXf'HANGE HOTEL,
S. N. Cole, Proprietor,

NEW OREGON .IOWA.
Having purchased the above hotel and
made such improvements as tie wants Of the
public seem to demand. I solicit share of
nuhlis patronage leave this house
daily for all poiRts east and west. fnl-.