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THR RRpoRrEp CApTUprs

The city has been full Of rumors to-day Of
fighting near Port Royal, the captnre 81 100
rebel prisoners, and also the capture Of m ex-
70 Richmond.
The Associated Press dispatch received TO-
dsY statse that .he rebel cavslry were driven
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( ~ Already, several heavy ST. Louis, and
one or two Chicago houses have chartered
bsAt, and in company with an iron clad, pro.
pose TO make an excursion to the land Of cot,
ton and sugar, for the purpose, II possible, or
re establishing COMMERCIAL tntefcourse.
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1.-THE Nashville Union says: ssDeserters
are again leaving the shattered ranks of Bragg's
army, and delivering themselves up to our
authorities. Some place their number as high
as 10000, but half that number would be very
large and perhaps approximate the truth.
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TIDE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, Holding Distrist Court OF
phom II may concern, Gree,ing Notice is hereby
g:vsn, that, on the l4th day OF March, 1859, the
United States schooner Racer ca ptured a q lawful
prize small boat and three drafts, and brought
them to the port of Washington. and the same are
the United states for emnation as such lawful
prize and that said cause Will stand for trial at the
Monday of October next, when and where all per-
Eons are warned to appear to show cause why con
demnation should not be decreed, and to interviews
for their interests By the Court.
jy25 r. r. MEIGS CLARK
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MOTION OF REMOVAL.-Ths Wood Yard Of "a
IN r. LANGLEY & BON has been removed from
the corner of and 9th streets to the corner Of 10th
and Mass. avenue. They return thanks for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended tbom. And
r. apectfuuy ask continuation at their nav atand
WOOD and GOAL Of the best quality ii .sys on
hard ct the lowest market rates, " 80
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tBIKp JUSTICE or CoLoRADo-The ex- Gov.
ernor Of Utah. s. L. Harding, has been Nd.
pointed chief justice Qt cQiQEsdo Terrttory.
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from Manassas Gap last night, but does not
mention any casualties or captures made
The 700 prisoners, according to report, ar
rived at Alexandria last night but that part Of
the story is certainly mistake.
The rumor concerning the captured train is
TO the effect that It was taken THURSDAY night
OF early yesterday morning; that 1t had cached
Upperyille last evening and Leesbure this
morning, en- route to Washington city; and that
it is of sufficient length to occupy the road for
distance of twelve miles!
1t seems impossible that Lee should be so
incautious as to thrust a train of this import.
ance directly into the jaws o. Meade's army,
and we shall prefer to see the advance of the
aforesaid twelve miles of wagons before giving
the story implicit credence.
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ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND
The Taking of Huntsville.

HEADQUARTERS MCCooK's CORPS, WIN
CHESTER, Tenn, July Isl Correspondence of
the Philadelphia Inquirer. The report of the
taking OF Huntsville, Alabama, by Major Gen
Stanley, is confirmed. He entered that city
yesterday morning without opposition. He had
captured some six hundred horses, two hun
dred OF them having contraband riders
We have also information from our outposts
that the rebels about Bridgeport and Chatta.
nooga have received information of the capture
of Charleston by our forces. This may be true
and would rejoice our hearts, but we greatly
Tear that 1T is only an exaggerated report OF
operations on Morris Island.
Gen. Bragg's army is very much reduced by
desertion, and is supposed TO contain about
1S,COO or 2O,GG0 men at present
Gen. Rosecrans is on q visit to Nashville,
where he was received with great enthusiasm,
as learn. He has his staff with him
Gen. Gordon Granger is now Commandment
OF the District OF the Cumberland, which COM
prises all the department of the Cumberland
north OF the Duck River. He is known to be
an enterprising and able officer. and has an
important district 10 command. The Tennes-
seeans are becoming heartily Disguised with
the war. They want peace.
TUkLAHoMA, July 1s.-By a courier ia st from
Huntsville learn that Gen. Stanley captured
some 300 prisoners and ,2i0 horses and mules,
with as many contrabands riding them.
lie does not intend to be idle, and you NAV
sooE expect 10 hear from him again
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BURNING OF THE WHARF AT AQUA CREHK
The last remaining wharf at Aqua Greek,
known AZ the lower wharf, was burnt By tho
rebels on the night before last The Ella, dis
patch boat which arri we'd this morning, reports
that nothing but the charred piles remained
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NAVAL CAPTURES

The q. S Steamer Santiago de Cuba reports
the capture, on the 18th inst, in latitude %
deg, min, north, and longitude IS deg, as
min, west. of the steamer Lizzie, of Nassau
The Lizzie was formerly owned in Wilmington,
N. e., and this was her second trip to and from
that place. She had cargo of brandy, soaps,
dry goods, sugar, provisions, &C., &c. She
showed English colors but Confederate flag
was found on board.
Commandant Stribling, Of the Philadelphia
Navy Yard, reports the arrival there of the
rebel steamer Kate Dale, loaded with cotton,
and captured by the U. S. steamer r. r Cuyler,
on the 18th inst, off the Tortugas
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GOING AFTER DRAFTED MEN.

dOlNu phhE IBD ubN.
Yesterday, sixty. seven men from Ohio regi-
ments, in the 1lth Army Corps, in charge Of
Col. arowty, and a hundred men from New
York regiments, In the same corps, in charge
Of Col. Coster, left this city for their respective
States, to escort to their regiments the men
lately drafted under the provisions Of the con.
scription law.
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TT1RK SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
~ " COL BlA Holding q District Court Of
uho,i e may concsrn, Gyeetins: Notice is hereby
siyen. that on the III day Of July, 1868. the Uni
captured lot of dry goods shoes &c. and brought
them into the port OF " Washington, and the same is
Hbeled and prosecuted in this Court in the name
OF the United Slater, for condemnation Is lawful
prize and that said win stand for trial at the
Monday of October next, vnen and where all per-
soDs are warned to appear to show cause why con.
demnatien should not be decresd and to intsryene
for their interests. By the Court.
jy25 &. j. MEIGS Clerk
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EXPEDITION TO THE
RED RIVER REGION.

EXTENSIVE CAPTURES OF REBEL STEAM
ERS, AMMUNITION, GUNS, SUPPLIES, &c.
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~ Shillington is again ahead, and sends us
the August number of the Atlantic Monthly
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LOB SAIL OH1AP-A MILK ROUTE ana
Dairy Of eightseo Cows. with the Good will
end IixfapeS OF kood house and tour Acres Of
isnd; Ior particulars Inquire Of D. MILLER,
Kendall asssp. 1T NV
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THE BHBCHBR HBRBsY-Rep. Charles Beecde-
C0nricted.-We have given the reader some
idea OF the nature OF the proceedings instituted
against the Rev. Charles Beecher, (brother OF
the pastor Of the Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,)
q Congregational minister Of Georgetown,
Mass. We have now the result of the Eccle.
siastical Council which tried him.
The charge against him, it may be remem-
bered, was that he does not preach according
to the creed Of the "Orthodox" churches gem
orally Of New England, and in this especially:
that he Is not sound in holding to the pre-exist-
ence Of man, that he teaches erroneous doc
trtres az to the state Of the soul after DEATH as
to the Atsnement, and Divine Sorrow .. e., the
character, degree and extent OF the Sayiour's
suffering for the sin of the world.
Fourteen congregations were represented In
this CountiI, Rev. Dr.. Dwight OF Portland,
Me, presiding. After listening to the evidence,
n,o Il confro, a committee was appointed to
draw up report Of the opinion OF the Coun.
Gil, which was done, and after discussion that
report was adopted by vote OF l6 TO 5.
A protest was entered by Rev. DR.. Edward
Beecher, brother OF the accused, and by
others who voted in the negative on the ques-
ton Of accepting the report A committee was
appointed to reply to these protests. So that
the end Of it is not yet
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a R9, WAGONS.
On baud no esrias sUTLER WACO ma. vhiea
descriptious.
Aspsi.ins prom PITY attended to,
ROBT. II. GRAHAM, Coachuaker.
" a4.Sts 37< and an sth street,
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
FROM PORT HUDSON.

OFFICIAL REPORT BY GEN. BANKS OF THE
EXTENT OF THE CAPTURES THERE.
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SOMETHING NICR.-Shaffeld- Joseph-who
supplies the public with so any good things
i'll the confectionery line, sends us a delicious
lot Of ice cream, made by steam power We
don't know how the operation Is effected, but
can certify that the results are splendidly sat
isfactory-the cream excellent. The cake &C.
companying the cream is worthy to fellowship
with that superb article. Shan1eld's place is
$50 Sixth street
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1856 $50 $50 $50 1856
PAPERHANGINGS!
WINDOW SHADES!
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES!
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.
CHEAP FOR CASH
j. NJ r Il r e RS
Ne. 4s6 SEVENTH STREET,
EIGHT DOORS ABOVE
~ z2-2w', If Odd Fellows Hall

In ADDITION TO OUR USUAL LARGE AND
l. choice assortment of Instruments-RA
which We sell astonisbingly cheap for CASH ES
ceiyed fine selection Of stsinway and Sons an
Also, two superior Seven Octave Pianos, at ss7s
apiece, and one very styiish with excellent tone
for $3.50.
Two excellent fine toned. : Octave Pianos Just in.
which will be rented on moderate terms
W. g. METZER0TT'S Music Depot
j 22u corner 18th and Pa ave
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FROM CHARLESTON.
All of Morris Island said to be in Our Pos.

NEwBRRN, n. c.. July 20.-A dispatch was
received here to day from Beaufort stating that
our forces had obtained entire possession of
Morris Island
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~ FOB NEW YORK
koTEAMSH1P Jams 8 Green will laave from foot
of High street, Georsetown. GA Wednes ~efSA
day. the 2sth inst, at IL m. For ghta4&Ek
jy Is 81 MoRtSAN & RHINRHART Asents
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CONTRACTS under Bureau Yards and Docks,
Navy DEPARTMENT. have been awarded to
John r. Elvsns, OF this city, as below:-For
H.; for leather betting and hose, at Philadel-
phia, Pa; for hardware and copper, at Nor.
folk, Va.
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TIVE VERY BEST OF TABLE BOARD CAN Bu

VINHE VERY BEST OF TABLE BOARD CAN BE
obtained at a59 lot 4 street. opposts Fords
New Theat r, at the low price of four dollars Per
week. ALI the accommodations are frst class
Apply Immediately jy25 ST.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS
p orient. on first floor, ct No. Frank lin Place.
II street, between 18th and l4tn J opposite Frank
lin Square; the most desirable situation in the
city. First-class board can be obtained next door.
Reference required. jy % iwr
HARM AND COUNTY RESIDENCE FORsALE,
Il situated within twenty-fv minutes drive o
Washir gton city; ut all seas uncnmmnnly
healthy location, with commanding view of the
Capitol the city, and surrounding country and
far down the PotoHac. 1t conta ms over ffsy 1907
of the very best land in the highest state of
cultivation With not rod OF waste or psor land
s!l a rich vegetable sarcen, and can produces ali
the q ay and green feed for dairy of one hundred
fl0p) Cows it is abundantly supplied with never
failing water on It and several beautiful COM
handing views and sites for building lots. 1t win
be sold together as q whole or divided into lots
Address Box 7se Post Office, when an interview
NAV be had and the place seen 2S-2w~
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~ READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
SEE 0UTsIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE-
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER
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SMUGGLRRs.-Ann Donovan, for attempting
to smuggle liquor across the Aaueduct Bridge,
and q man named Drew, for attempting to do
the same thing by boat, were both arrested yes
terday, and committed TO the central guard.
house by Capt. Todd.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-24
pocket cutlery.

PO'hct cutlery.
We would suggest to "thc govern.
ment' that instead of sending out dis
patches known to be lies before send
ing, it adopt the model style of the &c,
centric Marshal Boufn ers to the French
King after an unfortunate battle:
Sire This is to let your Majesty under
stand, that, to your immortal honor and the
destruction Of the fedsrates, your troops
have failed to win another battle. Artag-
an did wonders; Rohan performed miracles;
Guiche did wonders; Cation performed
The whole army distinguished
and everybody did wonders
And to conclude the wonders Of the dav.
| can assure your Majesty that, though you
have lost the battle field, you have not lost an
inch aground. The enemy marcked behind
us with respect, and we marched away as
bold as lions"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-24

Coon News FOR ALL LOYAL Me N.
Fighting Joe is getting his army IN
Virginia in splendid fighting trim !;
Burnside with magnificent corps is
preparing to drive rebels out of Ken
tucky Farra gut will force the Missis-
sippi: Banks will inhict a severe cas-
tigation on them in Louisina and Texas;
Dupont and Hunter will capture Sum-
ter and Charleston, and Hammerslough
Bros. will sell clothing, boots and shoes
dry goods, &C., cheaper than any firm
in the Northwest.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-24
1g,HE DOUGLAS NEMORIAL.-The p

'ENHE DOUGLAS AEMORIAI.-Thc Ri
u ploma of Membership of the !. IL q.
Monument Association. beautifully en- .sra,ed
on steel about nine bssswelva inches dimen-
sions, is now ready for distribution to the
subscribers to the monument fund. To all
persons forwarding to the association 81, 90
or more, will be sent one of these diplomas.
properly executed.
To contrihu 'ors in the sum Of 50 or more.
will be furnished gratultously besides the
Diploma, a beautiful imperial size steel en-
craving of Judge Douglas, 81 by II inches,
published by Marsh. Rowe & 70.
Contributors in the sum of Sl00 will be-.
come life members Of the DOUGLAS Monument
Association ; in the sum of $50 90 honorary
life members and in the sum of 800. 90 hon
orary life members of the Board of Trustees
Local receiver and solicitors for contribu-
tons are being authorized in the loyal states
Pamphlets and circulars containing the or
ganiza.ion, constitution. bylaws and the ap-
peal ofthe association, will be sent to all who
will forward their address.
Communications should be directed to the
Secretary Douglas Monument Association
Chicago, Illinois"
WALTER B SCATEs, Priest.
LEONARD w, VoLK, Sec'ty. [nl3v4n3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-24
DEUOCRATlC COUNTY CONVENTION

Notice is hereby given that Democratic
County Convention will be held at New
Oregon, Howard county, low. on Wednesday
the 9th day Of May, 1868, at one o'clock
p. NJ, for the purpose Of eIccting delegates
to attend the democratic State Convention to
lie held a Dcs Nones on the Goth Of Nav
1853 for the purpose Of nominating candi-
dates fAr State Offices.
Each township will he entitled to one dele
gate. and to orc delegate for every ten votes
east for II. Sylvester FIR Secretary Of State
and one Cor every fractional vote Of FIVE so
east
Dated New Oregon, April 18th 1853.
". r. MEAp,
JAS. HAIL,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-24
FRIDAY, APRIL 9th 1868.
pEMoCRAT1C STATE CoNvENTIoN.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONNENIION
The Democracy of the State of Iowa are
requested to send delegates to n State Conven-
ION hereby called. to he held at the Capt.
til in the city Of Des Moiens. on
Wedaesday 2otb dag Of May meet,
Mt - o'clock NJ for the purpose ofnomirating
enditlates for evcGrnor, Lieut.. Governor and
'Adge ofSupreme Court, to be supported at
To ensuing October election, and of trans
actiNg such other business as may be deemed
hacessary.
The basis Of County Representation will be
'ne delegate for every one hundred votes cast
Or Richard Fl. Sylvester, Secretary Of State,
s-a one for every fraction over fifty.
The Democracy of the several counties in
the State are requested to see that The ncces-
sary steps are taken in their respective cosn-
lies to insure their full represention at the
State Convention.
BY order of the DemocraticState Central
Committee. J. NJ. ELWOOD. Chairman.
J. c. TURK, Sccretcry,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-24
ORIGINAL NOTICE..
To Bernard Kerr, Eliza MKerr, Il
A. O. Kerr, and Franklin Fellows:

A. 0. Kerr, and Franklin Fellops:
You and each of you are hereby notified that
there is now on file in the Office ofthe Jerk OF
the District Court of Howard County Iowa,
petition of Van Camp Bush, C. tanning ofyou
Bernard Kerr the sum of Ten hundred ninety
nine and 91-l0O dollars ($i ,O99 9l-1OOl
with interest thereon from June LIST. 1859
on a premissory note, also the foreclosure of
a certain conveyance in the nature of a
mortgage executed by you the said
Bernard Kerr and Eliza M. Kerr, and de-
lvered to plaintiff bearing date November
cad 1857, as collateral security for the pay
ment of said note-that the premises de-
scribed in said conveyance on the w. fr.
west s P. M. Iowa That no personal claim
ia made against any of the above named
Defts.. except Bernard Kerr. And that I'M
lass Won appear thereto and defend before
noon of the second day Of the next term of
said court to be began and held in and for
said county on the 5th Monday after the Sd
Monday Of Nav A. D. 1863. default will be
entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon.
Dated April 18th 1868. [n27v4
s. A. TUPPER, Atty. for Plf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-24

The affair before Charleston has
proved to be more disastrous than at
first supposed. So total and over
whelming is the defeat that the Federal
feet as Immediately after the conflict
as 1t could get under way, abandoned
the vicinity Of its disaster, as it is said,
for the Mississippi. 1.-The government
sent out it's dispatches to the country
announcing the capture Of Charleston,
when the parties making the statement
had positive knowledge that our i'm
mense preparations extending through
a period of over six months and costing
millions of money in building equipine
and manning most formidable iror
clad feet, under the tremendous fire Of
the confederate Notifications, evaporatet
into thin air and smoke in just thir ty
minutes. The difficulty is Secretar,
Welles has cousin having patent Of
a cast iron gun which "the governments
adopts, while on the contrary the Con
federates use the most effective gun t
be obtained throwing cast steel bal
weighing 100 pounds and as highl,
rolighol as the best finished piece Q
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-24
MGRE COR.

MGREGOR.
WA. GILES & BROTHER dealers in Watch.
es, Clocks and Jeweiry, have the finest es-
Enlistment and the best assorted stock
West of the Mississippi. you want time
piece, call upon them for a fine Seth Thomas,
or American Clock, or a gold watch, They
also have an endless variety of fine Jewelry.
Fine watches repaired by them in work.
manlikc manner and they warrant all
their work and all their goods to be as rep
resented. In11v4yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-24
"HE CONFESSION EyDEpJCNr1

THE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
OF a SUFFERER Published as a WARNING
and Tor the especial b. neft of Yong Men and
those who suffer with Nervous Debility Loss
OF Memory, Premature Decay, &c. g.
by one who has cured himself by lmple means
after being put to great expenses and incon-
venience, through the use of worthless medi-
cines prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies may be had of the author
Z; A.; LAMBERT Esq, Greenpoint. Long
Island, by enclosing post paid addressed en-
veoFe Address Charles 4 Lambert Esq
Greenpoint, Long Island N. Y. n35m6
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-24
Office OF SHEEIFF,S SALF-Sto,o ~

, NOTICE OF SHERIFF:S SATF-4,,,o -
49,, i0"o' h0''ord County S. S.
BY virtue OF an execu ion 70 mo d;uoo.o,
rom the Clerk of the District Cour. Of Claw
ton county In favor of s. & III. Rublo ~ pIa;,,-
tn tins and against John Rousch. & Michael
hrche' as defendants for the sum of fonr
. nunurea ana hfty tour dollars and thirty
three cents, and costs at seven and 7s-1oo
dollars and accruing costs, have levied m.
on and taken as the property of the said de-
PENDANTS one Threshing Machine, to satisfy
SAID execution, and will offer the same for
sale at public auction to the highest bidder
Tor cash in hand on the 2nd day of May
A. D. 1863 ut the house of Jacob WiIest en-
in New Oregon, Township Howard county
Iowa, Mt the hour of two O'Clock p NJ. ofsaid
day, when and where due attendance Will be
given by the undersigned.
March, % 1863 Tnosy1t.
PIT. SEARLES, Sheriff of said county.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-24
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