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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02
THE DOrELAS :.EMoRIAf..-Thr n

THE DOUGLAS :EM0RlAE..-Th- n
ploma Of M"mher>h . If n tn a
Monument A. soc atom. hAanrrIiv en- ra>en
on -teei about nine nv twelve 'nrhea .iimen
SONS j. nov readv '"r distribution to tn.
subscriber to he NOM msnt tund. r" al
persons forwa' ding to the as>ocintin 81 o.
or more. will he sent on, cf these diploma,
properly executed.
To contrihu ORA in rho .nm If - or moro.
will ne furnished e,a'u toutly beside. the
Dipon beautiful imperial .i.e ,'"-l en-.
craving If J. .g- Douglas q by II ache-
published Nv arsh Ev.& q.
Contributors in the sum IF 81 90 will hs
oame liz. members "f tn" Don las -Nnn"mer,
A.soc;a,i,,r in the sun, Of 500 20 honorary
If. members. and in ~ arm %. 4l"o 10 hon.
ovarv lite nemher> If h" BOARD # Trustees
I.oca receiver aud solicitors fr contrihn-
ticr- are being a,.h"r,ed n the loval states
P,mphlpt. AID r:rcrlara contni. in the or
gan rat n. constitution Tx law. and the A.
real 81 the aa.o.ia!;en vii be sent T." all who
viii forward their address r...
ro,umrn;c at;rne should n directed ~ TIRE
'.Sec-e.av' Doro''a Monument Association
Chicago llln'is"
Wares r ScAr-s. Pres.
LEONARD W voLx. ec'ty. Inl3,ln-3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02
Prof. 0. J, Woods
HAIR ReST0RATIv:

THIS astonishing prem rnt;, tmn, the
ha'r b nck to it, n-einal color. after
having bec"n gray. and re nst atesi it IN all
its orig; nal health. iutter .o'tness and kenr.
tyr. moves all DandrufF from he Sca'p. and
all unpleasant ,tchiogs It will ala" cure
Cutan-nus, Eruptiens sreh ~ Scal..Head.
letter &c., and hence creates perfectly
healthy condition Of tho cslr by act ng rs
= >timu' at M. 'r"nic to the organs sop
plying the c"l,ring matter 70 n. Hair. com.
p'etelv restoring them 70 their original zig r
and health-thus preventing ali tenden.y t"
become gray
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02
HJK INSTANCE :

Fen FIR I'm DnLLAa.. We fnrward, nse~'y
carried and pa ked in gsNA order. Ne follow
ing emo, mons quantity Of lewssry. equal a
finish to any Plated Gold, and not I" he rec
ogn;sei from Gold o.ly BY the trying Il
acidl - r~ ...
I Set Enaueled VT Chains; : Plain
Florent' NJ PMS I Ear Rings !" match: z
Twist. Wire Pins: Ear rings I" m .tch: :
P ain Pins; I Err Rings n match: Is Ladies'
Rings, Do b.e.H.ar' and variety 81 nat
ternn; 50 Union Embisms; 50 S.'arfpins, Plain
and Imitation Coral: : D"nbir g: ass lrkets.
ine.turnsd: 6 Boz ~ Glas, Pins t"r p"R.
trait On hair; = .-nrted Locke'.s ~ I =" d
She'll Charms, and Band Br.ce'e;s; u! "r
F;tteen Dollars A collection .. the kind I.
when P aced in the hand. Of ANY one ct or
dinary intelligence. oug, = retail for At least
Ono Hundred Dullsr-!
dialogues. containing full information
and Prices Of Cn,d-, can he obtained "Y.cn
application. O,lers by hs't Telegraph ~
Is,,s. RESPECTFULLY selected.
SALISBURY BR.S. L O..
! a. Dorrse>s / q Wsy hss-es ete.
savtsa JSvuar:s.s.A
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02
Or. N 0RT MS
CHI DRAfD
OLDEN AROMATIC RITrRRa

IS ~ u - y ~
cEI"SaA.
GOLDEN AROMATIC BfTrERS
They strengthen and iuvix" ate the
system and emil, GU the mind.
MORTON'S BlTTERs
Cure chrosis Darrhoa aud B;.,.dy r!uz.
MoRTON's B'TTLRS!!!
csrs Dy'psp-'s and Cors,;p.,,sa.
hoRTON'S Bit Rs!!!
crsass Healthy Apes Il; srs .n .oSduss
70 Chs.e- Of Wassr and Diet.
NoRTON'S aGTTERS!!!
ovsrs"u. Di.spa..o ..d L~s> Hes.,.
M0RTON's BITrERa!!!
ars Liver Co..pis at sad Nervous Hs.A eks
" RI M DlTTEK>!!!
'ure Cholera Snd Ch .lsrs h,rhus: s,s .
sure pse'ent;ve II InssrDisssns Fsvsrs.
hokToN'S DrTTIR>!!.
.srs Jssaliee Nigh, roots s.d Ss.'ad
Weakness
AnRroN'S BiTTcR>!!
Arc Tonic and Arss. 10 onab;n.d psrs!y
vegetable and made r u tho cho., -.rt
Roots. B.rks and H-rb~ Ti,av gro
Psrs''"'.1'y rdspsed - ws.Lly
persons rsquirin! y gentle
s,'nnlsnt
Sold ~ All DRUGGISTS. Greaev..
lisksls md 4Nslvs~s,
AA>v1Ac1vRED 'oLRLY ~
WALTER y. MORTON.
Astt'u's Stoaght"n VIE BIT or.
BY Bo<t.e or On Dr.usht
Address NORTON L HARVEY,
sole pr'r-;."~-. IS Dss, born $srse..
p y. b,x ~. iSA0. cA;cara III
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

For Rats Mice Ro1rhes Ants Bed
Buqs Moths IN t"rs Itnol-
lens &c Insects on
Plants EomlS An;- "
mails, &c.
Pit up N 25,:. Soc An 81 90 Rott'e.. and
Fis,ts - and IS SIZE, tor Ho.ela Pub.r
institutions. &c.
Only infa'lib!e r-m.Aise known
Free from PU;son.."
Not dangerous the Human Famn,
Rats c me on Of tn ir holes to G:e'
~ sold Who'll al, In all large eisIes.
~ Sold ny ali Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
~ -! BsvAnB " Of all worthless limitations.
~ See that "CosrAR's' name 10 On each Box Bustl.
and tiss before you bay.
~ Address HENRY Z. cosrAR,
~ Pr:nc'pal Depot 4S2 Br".iwx.. n Y
~Sold by. CLrxNrs. New Oregon
lows. t'.3h4yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02
l.ARoe DEMOCRATIC GAINs N
yrpu>yr reDuhlicans In NO

l.ARoe DEMOCRATIC GAlN< N
VERw-Nr.-1he republicans hav"
carried the State. ~ every one
exnected: but the democracy have
made e1or;ons gains. having in
creased their vote about tn th,n
sand in me year. quadrupline
that If so. We have elected
two regularly nor.;nated Demo-
cratic Senator'S, AIvah Resn in
Orange county. and Ephraim
Chamherlin in Caledonia county.
the latter running exclusively n.
the Democratic candidate. There
Are three others W h. viii rot act
with the ultras i; carving ont
their f.nat cal schemes. protesting
TO be- D morra's still, although
elected on Republican ticket. IN.
der the "Unlon" d .de". They
Gre f. Il. Stoushton. of N';ndh.m
county. Alfred Keith. Of Fr ,nkl;n
county, and Merritt Cla'k. Of Rnt-
land county none Of whom " II
vote for ei hi laws or resolutions
of"hi' her law" order. A goodlv
number Of Democratic repre.n.
tative, have Already been heard
from. and we shall lave enough
to make u respectable show in
the House, a number more than
our opp ,nrnts are willing II, cor.
cede. The returns demonstrate
that the conservative men Of the
State are awake. that thu niger
IL beginning to b. q, :: discount
evn in Vermont, AMI white men
ofaome consequences. The DEM
ocratic v"te is 80 large that the
blacks will n" longer be able to
hug The belief that they are the
only people in the State, and We
have once moe established free
sprech and . free press" The
Democrats Of Vermont have de-
monstrated by their votes that
they are numerous enough to he
entitled to respect and to demand
that there shall be no more mob.
h;ru ~ thraatonod mnhhin0 ri
Democrats, except retaliation b.
desired, and have at this election
once more established the freedom
ofthe Caucasian race in Vermont.
The democrats are satisfied with
the re.ults Of their labor.. having
accomplished all that they expec,,
ed, and more. althor&1' not al
that they esi,ed,-Aonspelie'
sakss E Patriot.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02
THE RiGIH.I.
LOW SEWING NACVIVE>

Establish lin is45-Pnrfected in 1862
1DE FNT and i,nror ant 'n,r-c, .ment.
- havi = been r"t I" this schine rend .r-
I now the m 1t perfect before tn public: and
par ons At = 4 s. .n"e Gan order Mach n"
wi.h q gna-an,e- Gifts rr.mr and safe d..
',verv AID 'h.. they ~ill - ~ le TO m mage
IT., their ent'- sat;-fact'or N, m"re hr-, /
ing needles! N" more m = ing =. tches No
honks:n n king any garment however
delicate "r heavy. On the snme ach;ne. 'ther
q camhr;c clo.h. or leather: and f"- d-e.a
makers .hir, nskers. ta'lnrs. hat .hinders
. N.-tind"r.. or ga;tcr fitting. N ~e:' ~ f,r
every variety ri f,mi!v sewing. rurv WAVE
n SUPERIOR. and viii he aold A. much less
rr;.e than -ny other Machine capable If d..
ing the sa,n- range ri wong.
Send FIR :.-crips,ve catalogues al STYLES
and r-:ces. lev responsible AGENTS will
he dealt with lhers''v
Aldrcss '7Ar HOWE Sr,r,nE IN ZINES.
a37 Broadway. New York [n47v3yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

b.c.sse Of is great Tonic snd Disretc quail.
ties.
The simple fact that the prspas ss;op il
iron, BARN Le.big. will commend il 70 tho
attent.sr, >. the scientific - II psrss # the
cu.ntry. wi.:e the nse ii II will at Gnee and
,.ermxnty prove ~ the maa'ss everywhere
that it il the long needed desiderstum-in
it, way.
The immense popularity 81 this coasc in
the nd Nnsld IN earnest that it, uss and
popularity in Amer:ea 10 bound 70 become
co .tinen, n dc
Another consideration not To be overlook ed
in regard to the matter, 10 that
lttns,s less than Ordinary Gree n
Coffee
!. AID it rcquirs less than half the oman
lily to give thu same degree Of strength
AMI it. use proves it st 30 ccnta .
pound. ,o lie cheaper than Maricabo
e fire vt Is eents pound.
N~at!y packed in pound pa.
:lers with full instructions for
ne on each labe. lin SIXTY
POUND B xrs. Price, 80 cents
per pound 4 liberal disc unit
to the .rade.
Manufactured by the PEOPLES
provision Co., 26S Greenwich
S,.e'. x. Y, to whom ell orders
may be- ad.lr ssed.
Sold BY wholesale Grocers and
D.ugg..ts (utsvIyl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02
UNIVERSAL.
CLOTHES WklNG ER


Va. /, lA.or FAMILY WarseER.. So 90
No 2 MEo.rx 80. 7oH
n" % .... 90
No 3 SMALL % 80. S So
No \. IAaoE H.rrL - 80. IL OF
- y. j, J: =, x,. Luz: D" tam ;.s. ): &C.. GO
Mo- 2 . and have no CoIs. AL! ottsrr
are warranted
NJ is tho size se,.r.!ly in private fam
,'es.
OrAo. Ivnp Of tho "Amer;can Agr:eul-
euriet SAWS { sha
rx1vIIsAL CLornEs wRryaRR
~ caiid can really wrins ant . tubfal
Of clothes IN . few minutes Il i ia rea't'
, cLornEs -AvER! Atm -AvER. and .
STRENGTH SAVER! The saving Of garment.
wi On" nay a iarge pr centsge on IT.
cost We think :k- msrhine mich NOR
than pays 70, is>s!f every year the saving
,f garment. There are sever knde.
nearly alike n general con. RI ton. but We
,.nsider it imnortant that the Wringr be
itted with Cog. M- .rvi<e . mass Of ga.
ments NAV clog the roll-rs, and the rollers
upon tho crank shaft .lira and tear the
clothes. or tho rubber break lo.,ss from ths
shaft Our own 10 one If the Ss,t make.
aud it 10 ~ good a. nsv after nearly f'ur
vesvs constant use"
Every Wrineer witk Cog Wheels IS Far
ran'ed 81 ersry p'rt' u az:
No WRINGER CAN BE DURA.
BILE WITHOUT COG WHEELS
god eanvas.er wanted IN every town
|On rece,ot o. the prce from s:e-
where nc one = >.ll,ng. Ne "ill send the
Vringsr free Of ezpsn'e.
Fer particulars and circulars address
r c. BROWNING AT Broadway n.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02
"MAY the BEST MAN WIN,n

The reop!e'S Prof. ion Company
Have this dav established their East lsdis
C"A'>e ..-ie ~ f"ilowa.
Single psxnds IL neDss.
Seoen pesuds ! do|Io'
- ~ nd, del,,e,ed free On hoat Or r. R..
% receipt 81 - 90
E:r >ale ny E ocers generally, ct the above
.ase~ Be- sure that y"u ssk for and get
Pr COS FAST INDl> COFrEE.
J. hasa Pink Lahsl Ak any s,,,cer for it.
Il ;a esNc:nlly valued ~ nvsr-sics. and
pa ems suffering ~ n di~ea.s of'he live, and
kidneys. L. requires hut enc hat ~ much ~
INV nth"v " kete favored and
Is IRE cHRAPEsr co11IE IN rHR WORLD.
Ad.iress al "-,i"-s ~ PEOPLES PRO
VISION CO. 26S Greenwich Street. NJ v. anil
enr,r-e cast =. W. ;sk. 2eS 0:seawisA St
y. T., Aug. lat 1862.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

COv0sn9.
Il forms At. even. and elastic seam. vhiyt
warranted not to rip 10 near. oven If IL.
sssn il cut ct frequent intervals. and ala,'
under oil Circumstances 10 "urvive rho vssl
tub"
1 p.ten ed d.v'ce. ~ great utility to learn.
~rs. prevents tho r.oss bility Of SIC machine
heinx run in the wrong direos"s. - the bal.
ance wheel wearing q l.dy's dress.
Another feature which deserves rsrt;cula,
attent on il the Willcox Pxse1s Needle. which,
cannot 10 At wrong.
1T j. emph s.icailv she good Low pricso
Family Sewi Z Msch:ns thst tn. pull & b., "
long been waiting for ''-Beton Tro.sey,ps.
1t ia indeed . wonderful production, Sn.i
for family use especially. no other will bar
.nv 20 psrisop with i"-PkI Eve. Journoi
"A psehsniesl sS."-Sss'nsife Amor.
scan.
"Ansne tho best asd most serviosable
sowing Machines, Light and elegantly 6r.
ishsd, and ~ simple in to construction that
Il seems almost 'nposs;hle for il 70 ges out
Of repsr" Psststurg CAroniels
HAS combined with its own peculiar n -
q oil the really valuable. ;nprovepes's o.
tho higher priced nseh;ses. - PsnnsyIrsnia
This machine. in ,bs opini"n Ct the c''n-
Qittee. fills more nearly the requirement. IF
. perfect fam " machine than any IN exhi
bitten. = Franklin lnstilxts EzAstse'o~ Re-
port Of 1883.
;. akiny mo consideration simplicity. cheap.
ness, 4: .rab,ltv, and doing ell work, the com.
mittee we're unanimously in tav0r OF vii or
& GihhS'. ~ Z single thread msehi'e.'-
Pennsylv.~;a Stuss AgTsculiu'al Socsetys Re.
port
I'VE utn-t in ja.sice, rzprs.s our conf
dence il the meri: . ut the WILCOX G'hhs
sewing Machine. We conndsr that . great
des;dsrst, - has been supplied BY it, in prov
ins, hoy md dow 1t. that two thread" sre not
~ ~. supp~ed, necessary :" good N.
ctine."-('Ar,stsan A6voeoss and Jour"sI,
June 81. 1860
'.iter much wear and nay washipes,
the stitching i. found to retain IL the ro.nd-
nesv, evenness, and a-nnes which are 10 n'oh
admired IT. dr.t" Ne,0 York Sun
":n principle il 10 perfect. "-E"sinesr,
london
.'li.. evident points Of su,'sriority over oil
others ''-PA,ladeiphis P'en.
"a asrv,cexhle machine. " this ~ have Al
perience in our own family '-Bo ton Trauells,
THE beauty and simplicity Of ~ nechan.
irm are admirabla '-Express
"No Sewing Machine heretofHrs introduced
hsa. in 70 short . tine. s.quired such we'll
merited popularity '-Cimeinnoti Gdsette
we esteem IL tho best na.hine for family
use. The tie <tieh 10 une1ssHfiondNe Sign
"a By msn, hundred eitisena al Philadslphis
- aIsD JoRA CIRCULAR ~
JAMES WILCOX, Manu'Aoturs..
l%ev<y1) tos 5essdssy, ~ l.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02
'tlNKLE 1 LYONS
&escing
N &c III \ rs,

ThE"s Machines made the lock stitch
alike On hethsidea, and use IN than half
Nh 'h'. ID - m 49, u. sire'- Or dub.
tA'ssd losp.stssh Machines ia; vii, HON,
Ssl' o~'he' Cod, Braid Find &c., and ar.
F'ostss adapted than sny other Saving NJ.
stins IN uss<o rAs freque"s changes. and
sreas variety dsswins required in family,
for they vii -sw from SO to twenty tick
nes'e' Of Narcotics without stepping, and
make very stitch perfect. OF from the tines,
suss TO tho heaviest beaver Q 10Th. Or even
the ..ou...s A.snesS 10. her. -sh,u, chang.
ny the fsed, needIe. OF tension, or making
Any adjustment Of Machine whatever!
They are simple in construction, , i s.s.
i'y understood; and Il any part i. broken BY
'oc'den' il i.-rssai'y replaced.
These sss sccuL,As rAcrs, and will z, fae
'"dssersn No the choice Of ,ny in,,,lis.,e
1uyes.
PIsA's Call AND En- MIME, o. .sup 20.
CIRcuLAa.
N =. Local Agents vented In ss,.:os.
'os ys< occupied. Addrs.s,
FiNkLE 4 LYON =. NJ Co..
M. 5Ss Broadway, New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02
1us MOST DELICIOUS SDv1IkAl,

The most nta'tl's giving aid Re.
s'o'i { Drink
Known in the worll -h.ine At once =
sovereign remedy ,nstc,d Of producer
e
dyspepsia and General Nervous
Debility FIatulence, Ful.
ness If The Head, D;zzi-
ness. Costiveness,
aud diseases of
the liver
nd ... ~-..
K :dneys,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02
Ch;l,saud Fever Thi''sarI Fever.
Chills and Ftves.. Chi Is and Fly T..

One Vt the Srea.e.r rem dos y" h't""e
IN rub e.f Eve and
CHR.S1lE'S As-e srd whc has re-.
c.ive.l The high >t.ncon-
AGUE inns rom hc PIES md
tbs wnr'r ~ Or
BALSAM CUR TIES GUE
BIL AN I'm. w"',|d
IN lure tt.e :, tire ari.n" from :h's "r'f'e
,Ii- .as.. whom = can hr =. "a-:l, cnr"6? Nhu
w"u 4 - ,,re ser'rss n;cht:. hai'.i"- 'e,"r~
and lev rh;l'S alternately. ah' y '",a,i.
can Ne ohtarnd fur u moe :, H. AMI v"i
how n,rv AM. ~ !;n@rr ( u nnn' ex
.terre IN Ter tbs dr d VI gtt. and q, With
ing Int ynlr down az ME. until It hs "tne
4. common ~ the;- .i'v meals, and vet they
ARE m. re,r;,ed None hut 'ha tool al and
weak wc.'d hesitate ~ p-''o"r t'ia valuable
ne,i;c:,e. AMI sav~ Themselves in.eo~s a4,ny.
VaAoA A4v srle
The ahnve !. only ene % ne numerous
rn<;.e. IT . FRYE AMI unsrsmmeted
,-e>a Hhen m,ch . p.-erfhl friend ~ TIE
Pr, ~ .re~t. in its favor. it cannot be other
Use than popular.
" SCOvI'. Panp:Irr'R
Is Randolph st. Ch'cSgo
J. Id BY sll Druggists
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

LCIB G'S ;SENrlAL COFFEE,
The mos, healthy.
T..e mSs economical
The most delicious
PREPARATION OF COFFEE
IN THE WORLD,
OLD OR NEW.
This coffee ia r-.rared under . f.rouls
rem the r. IT German Cheniss
PROFESSOR LE.BIG;
And e:vs. the essential full strength and DE-.
lcou> 6.v"v Of OLD GUVERhMCN1
JAVA COFFEE. which il the only Qraiit
fC"iFee a~s ia is preparation. without any
~: that narcotic quality which ~ -adl, dam
age. the nsrvo',s .yst.n in tbs use Of ever
tie bs.s grades Of 'oGse o. ordinarily pre-
.a-sa
. It e;v-s the essential tonic aud diurstic
.,em-nts # D .,deii"n, without she .'herby.'
co..rse taste - Disgusting, and yet al sy-
:,,nd N the ord .arv Dandelion C&6ss.
80 known {" AL acquainted With ehsnis
~. that the essence. Or oil or VII seve,
nare may DO given ie, when properly and
rcicnt fcallv detained from o. herb or plan
!. = far H.ren, article from that produced b.
p".t;n. that plant into, water and boiling It
nu.-,erm'tti ring the escape 1t the mott eE
q"st and r.', .l.'s st.enE b and leaving the
':'s' = and earthly drugs preolpi'sted OK Ii
-,.lu.ion.
30 thi- rren"-ation combines tho exquisite
-" ma nt the Va ''ot..e with the highest
".>..R. al excellence Of tho mnet choice Dan.
del.n Yielding Ito spirit v tn 'us the gro.s.
er earthly bod Of both: thereby avoiding
the De eteriu. efeo t. Of bush snd becoming
1T the Same time
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

, ,!K!!!R r! !!
] hANr1AcTURER% DEAIexlN
IeAD1Lke,
/ D4lDLk&,
| = HARM cskH
COLLARS
HAAT&A&
WHlP&
HNRSE-BLANKETS,
PLASTER1N0 HAIR &c
His work is. exclusively Of his
own manufat ture. from the best
MA TER IAL,
and warranted a. good, and sold
as cheap as at any place in the
city.
N0uSo Cl00 MolO STREET.
Mc'HE0nR,. ............. IOWA.
Near p. : Co h old stand. l.llsnsl
Storage, Forwarding and Csmn;s
sim.
E0URR.
NC Grcgor, 80. .lo,ra
HILLS l. M'HOSE.
Have taken Warehouses No l and 10. on .th.
ievee. tor che purpose of d.ias . esn-r.
Stossge, FoSw srd;se end Commission bus
ne0. Stsrs.e Rom for 20 o0o Rush, Grain
REFERENCES:
Il. saa.nsssesl
-. r.st.r. s.ss-. Men. >. w.n:. ,r..
G. 9. wiesss ! C. Nlchois, Bass / Co.
Al De'.' p 1 Co. (Ran ~ Ns(7 tvrl
H. S'eAsh Go. Lee KinnAirA.
George .. Gardner
{. ? c,Hkst' :.a;;! s''%:c w'.:ss.n. ~.
). L.~s.r. =. Z. ls, p. u cA.sa
We ere Agents tor the J. H Nanny Rea
perr: also Axt. for the White Water Co.,
Steel Clipper Plows (1i9vl)
Vim. MILLS Joe. WHOSE
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

SALISBURY baOc J. c.,
No. q DORRANCC STREET.
~ HEYS0ssET STREET
PROV DRNCI RI.
paePlsareAs -
ONE or rnE MOST EXTENSIVE
JE WELRY MiNUFACTOR-
IEN
N rHR sAsrElx srArrs,
Be6 to cell the attenfion Of tie o.mSnsley
Esrs~slly e. he very
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-01-29

~T The GREAT REBELLION, is the
name Of new work now in press by
Hubert, Williams, & Co., of Hartford,
Conn. 1t is written by ]. 7. Headly,
whose well known reputation as His
torian, furnishes sure guaranty of the
superiority of the book.
Napoleon and kis Mdrshals, Wash
ington and his Generals. Sacred Noun
tain, &C., &C., have established Mr..
Headly, as one of the most powerful
and graphic writer's of the day. His
powers Of description are unequalled
and nowhere to more advantage than in
battle scenes. A man of undoubted
loyalty. the work will prove to be the
most reliable and authentic record oI
this terrible war, which will make its
appearance. No true patriot who de.
sires to have his children thoroughly
informed. as to'the rise and progress oI
the rebellion willfail to procure copy
II will be sold only by subscription,
and obtained only from authorized
agents. Mr.. AARON RIEs, is the duly
accredited agent for Gsllia County,
who will exhibit the work, and solicit
subscriptions. We have seen sample
Of it, and feel sure that the engrayiDgs
are worth the price asked for the whole
work. We hope to see large number
OF copies distributed through Gallia
county, confident that it's perusal will
satisfy any unprejudiced mind. how ut
terly causelsss was this great crime
against humanity, civilization, and
liberty. .sa q
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-01-29

EzSome members OF the Indiana
legislature have lately been ''talking
right out in meeting" Mr. Anderson,
speaking Of secret socities in opposition
to the Government, said, ''there we're
thousands belonging to it, and it had
been SO admitted"
Mr.. Brown said he had made no
such admission that he was only in
favor of societies that had for their OBJ.
ject resistance to the tyrannicaI acts oI
this Infamous Administration, such as
drafting. arbitrary arrests. etc.. and be
would resist all such acts to the last
drop of blood, and sat triumphantIy
down, when
Mr.. Packard got up and said, then
was his sentiments. and be would sticl
to them. Then up jumped
Mr.. Hanna, who said there were
such societies to protect each othel
from draft; they were called mutua
admiration societies that they wer,
right, and be went in for them.
Mutual Admiration Society! Pro
lection from draft ! Admirable insti
tuition, thatI II it were not a secesl
order. no doubt members might be had
elsewhere. In old Gallia we feel very
secure from the evil of any such order
The "alarm blown by the sentinel or
the watch-toWer of liberty" a few
months since, at the mere suggestion o
her sons associating together for mutua
protection. warrants US in the belle
that the mutual Admiration Society
would not be tolerated for an instant.
Mutual Admiration Society T! "Glo.
rious institution" to dodge the draft
"Don't yes see it, pst as eesy."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-01-29

~Our dispatches from Cairo and
Memphis indicate very clearly that a
great battle must soon take place on the
Mississippi river. Extensive prepara-
tions are making on both sides. The
Importance Of the impending engage
ment may be inferred from the value
attached, blythe rebels, to their position
at Vicksburg. From the effect of de-
feat at that point, they would not ac-
eording TO their own admissions, be
able TO recover; hence, the taking Of
the place will be no holiday work -
The rebels are well prepared. and they
viii fight desperately.
As stated in another paragraph,
Stonewall JACKSON is said to have his
headquarters few miles below Fred
ericksburg. We published, the other
day, report from New Orleans, indica-
ting bis possible presence on the Mis-
sissippi. A dispatch this morning
mentions the rumor that he had re en-
forced Vicksburg with 10000 men,
We do not pretend to fix the where
abouts OF the rebel ehieftsin. The
same dispatch says it is reported that
the gunboat Wihons has been sunk by
one Of the rebel batteries at Port Hud-
son.-CIn. Gazette. 26tk.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-01-29

R Gen. Crooks Brigade, composed
of the 11th. 36th, 89th and s2d Ohio
Regiments, passed down the river on
Tuesday. Their destination supposed
to be Tennessee. II is said there we're
thirty-two dessrtions from the 36th Reg
iment after they received marching or
ders. twenty-five from one company
and seven from another, the latter from
Gallia company. This is from secesh
reports, and needs confirmation.