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RELI EsfATE.
Ohm g, JENNINGS,
~ Successor TO Rouse q JenningB,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
/. - BEMOVED IRON

~, +.s, REMOVED FROM
ali SuperiOr-St.. Marble Block,
To Atwster Building, foot Of Supe-iOr-st.
sS-wpl buy and sell Beal Eststs on Commission
Rent and ollect Rents, &c. L.
for seles or Exchanges Actually Made.
lBtAlsn issues Policies At Lowest Paying Bates in
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
FARMS, CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOB
SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
No 1sI Pittsburgh -tree'-TE 20 story brick house,
wi h hasemeq'i brick barn, all nicely fnished
three story iek dweiInss, with modern improve
me9is, on su a Street west Of Erie; will be
Hon md iol on gill street, West Side; lot 25xIso
One rtory frame hoIas on Garden street. lot g5xI25,
50 acres Of land in Falton Co., Ohio, usar Toledo
fnr hotisa and lit in the city.
Prospect reetThree first class brick houses with
modern improvement . one near hrie one near
A Terg besutifui aud anely fmprJver Farm OF I75
acres, on plank road, three miles from Warren,
umb nj county, Ohio
No. ga corner OF Garden and Hudson-Sts. storean
Dive ling; sl4OO. 6rs H.saN .l.-
and Case-Avenue. FOR sale cheap or exchange
for o b rproPertv.
Grist Mil and hirty acres Of Land, good Dwelling
House. Well loca ed and good Wa er power
81 good Farming Lsnd in Brecksville about 4C
DOttiill. acre. VI TINE
good q use and Los on Prospects St, near Erie-st
81 ON
nice Brick H uss and Lot on the West Side, neal
the Circle on anklin-5t. e. 500.
small Frame House on Wheat-St. $3.50.
Store House and Dwelling on Detroit-st. VsrJ
cheap.
Hoffnan Bl -cl< for sale cheap-part on time.
very valuable PrHperty on kinsman-St
A good House and Barn, H acre Lot, on hinsman- st
near Erie-St. $500.
1875 acres choice rult Land in East Cleveland
good Farm OF l5G acres, ~ miles from Medina
good Bui dings and all kinds Of Fruit; So. . acre
OF viii exchange for small Farm near the City
House and lot Parkman street; To- 25xlOO; II stO
y fraIne hOuss, barn, &C. slOO0.
30 acres nicely improved Land kinds Of fruts u
story Brick house, Barn, &c, in Brecksville, g,
500 Will exchange for to acres Eear the citl
or sell cheap tor cash
Lake Str cts cottae nearly opposite Sizers e. 500
Taylor etreet-N est side good y story fame use
Los 6Oxi32 $50
Taylor Street, anne horse and lot, $3.50.
+" Z" Vacant lot, 1850
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-18

PROFEssOR or ELECrROPATHT AID MEDICINE,
Ofdos-i1s seneoa-St., Stew doors from Sdyerior uB
Ofice hOursfrOm to I2and from stO O'Clock daily
sundayg eLcepted.l -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-18

b ths Author Of "Pair Ines,'' "The Primo
= wales, p ''Ths Ghost Hunters" 40, 80
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MORNING EEADER.
/ TUEs6AF M6RNING. .UG. IS, 1898
A sad aaoIr--Tals shOotIus Of ooleneI Cor-



A sad aaalr--Ths shOotIue Of Coienes Cor-
-4r5 3 wa by l.frutrnant tioIouel BOwen-sIll-
ness pfGrneFal Dudse.
I'D b d s4irszi g MERms, August 10.
IL ls Duriue the session of the Court Martial
hsr st Gorinto to-day, an sltercation occurred
Bs between Colonel CorWyn, Of the 10th Mis-
s ,souri cavalry, and Lieutenant Colonel OF
Efa the same regiment CorWyn is reported
10 have struck Bowen, when the latter
f.ar drew pistol and shot the former in three
places, killing him instantly. There was
rra great excitement among the troops, but no
further trouble is spprehended.
aiaoas MEnPH1s, August II.
The following are some Of the particu-
lars Of the shooting Of Colonel CorWyn by
Lieutenant Colonel Bowen:
ila1) The Court Martial had closed for delibe-
ration over the evidence Of Colonel Phil
lips.
Colonel Bowen met Colonel COrwyn in
the ante-room, and said to him: a. un-
derstsnd you intend to impeaeh my testi-
mony. Do you, or do you not"
Colonel CorWyn replied: al do, sir"
it
Colonel Corwyn answered; "I will do
so. Go away from me, and let me alone"
ct the same time striking Colonel Bowen,
knocking him over q table, and graphing
with him.
After a scufis the two men we're seps-
rated, and CorHyn putting his hand upon
his revolver, Colonel Bowen drew his and
fired four shots, which took effect.
Colonel Corwyn fell inside the door of
the Courtroom, and never spoke after he
was shot. 81.
- A commission will be convened to learn
all the facts in the case. a
General Dodge has been seriously sick,
~ and is still quite low, but improving. No
danger is aPPrehended from his sickness.
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OPTICAL.
IF. ROLOMONsON.

Practical and Scientific Opticisn keeps the largest
As Ortm ut OF OpIica Instruments in the city. Be
ing an old establi-hm ant and having b-5u ext nsve
g patrOniset he has the confidence tha his present
STOCK VIII warrant a continuance o. public favors
All his spectsc are Of the best quail Of crystal
glasses sro md under his inspectlrn in all
cur ng weakness, dizziness and imparting 9Th
for long reading and ine Sc wing Artincal eyes In
serted without p7in
Omce-13O SnperisF-St-, frs5 door from the
entrance 10 the American HO.el- julyzf
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MONEY TO LOAN,
EN- O0u MONEY ADVANCED.

DJO. .OOO In sums 20 suit--at ths old stand api
veil known WAGNER'S Once, on securities Of evsrI
kind, VIZ: Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and Silver
uiture Oarpets, Clothing, Pianos. mirrnrr Psintinl
aud Personal Property, on the mostsatgiactory term
BuEineas strictly private. Established 1851 Watch
and JeWolry for sale at bargains.
20. AW. WA0EER. Ho.s Water-B3
su- sraor-st., over Dsyts 4 PiszoEl0'stOrs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-18

Hon LYMAN TRUMBULI, United States
=, Senator, has changed his residence from
Alton 70 Chicago Illinois.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-18

T AND .OFFICE.-H. H. LITTLE
4 has constantly on hand large number OF i'm
proved Farms TOR sale for cash or time. Also y
variey OF City aud VILLAGE Property; and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will exchange for Farms, City p rsOna
ID floor mayl3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-18

TO LET.
very desirable Residence, with 10 acres Of land,
convenient to Street Railroad
JNO. G. JENNINGS,
augl4 AtRater Building, foot nf sunerio--St-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-18

OLU6LhG or NAILS.
EAsIERN TBROUGa, for Erie, Bulalo, Boston New
York, hartford, and Willoughby, Paine5viile Gene
Va, AstabuiR and OOnneaut, closes at A n.
EASTERN THRo6eH, for New York only, closes or
EAsTERE THRoUsH, for Erie, Bufslo Albany, Bos-
ton New YORK and arrford closes ai 8-f5 P. n
HASTEN WAY, Tor all points between Cleveland ana
HEsTERE THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 P. NJ, Qeaves at $40
next mOruing.l
DUBUQUE, It. Joseph and Cairo closes at 40 P. n
WEsrERH Way for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at P. n.
SANDUsKY WAY, for 5andusky and All interuedists
points, closes Al 4:lO P. NJ
CIssNsATI WAY, for al points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. NJ, QeaTes at 5:l
OIEGINEATI FBRoUsH, for Columbus, Dayton, New
ara and cincinnati, closes at 10 p NJ ueaYes 81 5;l6
CISCIEEATI THROUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, St Louis, Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE and
Wheeling, closes at 40 P. ii. .i.
PITTSBURGH THRoUeH, FOR Ff-tsburEh and wash
ington- closes AZ P n.
PITTsBURGH WAY, TOR alIpOinfs between Cleveland,
Wellsvile and Ptttsburg, Harrisburg. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington closes at 7:0O A NJ
mAHOHISa WAY, for all pofnIs between Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes alto P. NJ, Qeaveanext
MEbnA WAY. closes ats A. N. tl
l Saturdays, ct y d.
BEECKsyILIE; BATH, &c, closes Tuesdays and sat
sHSHos UTsTES, Granger, North Royaltou a.,
| closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays att A. n.
| WARBENsvILE, closes daily, lO:30 A NJ
-AAsT CLEVELAND and Euclid, closes dailY,a p "a.
| 8S-dail and Drop Lsttsn are require b. law 10
sS-Ali City Circulars are required to pre- paid
- Once open nom 7:so A. N. to 7.so p. N. On
- : = - E, OowLEs, P. M
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-18

E'IsHI Nc TACK T E-N4@
u JHST RECEIVEn-A A frssr sup S7----a-ssA-sS
ply OF Uonrny Celebrated Fishing Tackle tar slOok
Of Beds, Beads Lines, Hooks, Flies, Bal s, &c, &c
is large and in great varie y -I1t
9E-We have also on hand 3 fine assortment Of
Double and SINGLE Barrelisd shot Guns Rifles, Re-
volvipg Pistols, Powder Elasks, Shot Pouches, am
munitions and evrYthing required for Field Sports
ct HATTERSL EY'S GUN STORE,
l02 Superisr-St., OleTeland, o.
gTRspairinE neatly executed. maT7
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REAOT.MADE CIOTRIHa.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; OF,
Fhe Romance Of the Railroad.

Fhe Romance Of the Railroad.
--
- ths author Of "Fair Ines,'' HThs Prince ..
~ .Walss, /" The Ghost Hunters" 40, 80
oHAPTER VII-IE TzE sLEEPIEs OAB.
Thick apdfast the shades of twilight,
We're then tallins all around,
And the beautiOus stars Of evening
In the heavens did abound.
On we sped DER htlls an va leys,
RIvaing lightning in our hight;
While our sleeping car was altered
Fer the comfort Of the night.
But 1 was not very sleepy,
So sat Up that m eht see
All the antics Of the lovers
Who were sitting front OF mo-
With my eyes half closed watched them
And could not hello but smile
As l saw them kiss and hugging
In very loving style,
She her head was gently resting
On her manly lOver's breast,
While her arm in lovers fashion
Round her neck aas fondly pressed,
Aud soft words o. love he uttered
In thu maid. ms listening ear.
Words, tn ugh very interesting,
Stin dare not let you hear.
But cou not let them rest so,
For with them must have SPORT
So with cane he touched them slightly
On their teet, as quick as thought.
Up they jumped all in q futter,
Botn were shaking some v III fear,
While sleeping, was quietly
Or at least did 30 apear.
When they saw they were not injured
And that every hing was right,
Down tn y sat- and thrn left them
FIR the ba lance OF the hight
Soon to take snOOZe 4 lay uOWnt
Ard nothing more did know,
It'll the trim arrived at Pittsburgh
And wOke in the depot.
lTO BIZ o0STINUED.l
And we shall also continue 20 give Great Bargain
to all who call Isaac A Issac Union Hall, as "
have nov en- hand the largest and superb stool
of fashionable Esea
Spring and Summer Goods,
or Men and EOys' wear, that mas ever been seen II
cleveland, and our stock Of Spring and Sumer Beady
Made Clothing Burpasses anything in the state. A
[ buy and sell tor cash My, wholesale and reta
purchasers will do well TO call at
Isaac A. Isaao's Union Hall,
sole Agenoyfor thesae Of Singers Celebrated SEWN
Machines, StorT's Automaton Freshman, and
Strong's Patent Army Bed-Irunk.
n Corner Superior and Union -Stg.
n Lock out foT the GIANTS
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
ALBUMS, Al

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, Al
4 New York Prices. Dr.
B. DOUGLAS 8 CO., .
H... l79 Superior-St.
ARTISTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
HEWTON's and Goupil's Oh and Water Oolors.
Ct Z. b. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
I7s SupsriOr-St
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT R0SEWoOB
Frames, at Z. B. DOUGLAS COTS,
..r I79 Superior-8t.
PHOTOGRAPH CoPPIEs OF CELEBRATED
PuintiaEs and EngTayings, st
R. b. nOUGLAs& 4 OO.B,
t79 Superior-st
"1ARFHs DR VIsITR" or OELEBRATEy
Men and Women, and Palmer'H Marbles, at
B. b. DOUGLAS & CO.'S, p
.. 4... .---.- l79 SuperiOr-Si
FINN ENGRAYLNas OF DIsTNGUIsHE
Men ia -. B. 3. DOUGLAS & CO.'S, / b.
aprza . I ~ FupeFior-6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-18

All superior-st., Marble Block,
To Atwster Building, foot Of supe-iOr-st.
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POsT-0FFIcE TITAE:TABLE.
1858 RUHMKR ARRANGEMENT 1855
1915 5aa l5s EoBEHE TLI ,LI
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
-.. r r AT THE
OLEYELAND POsT 0gFIOR.

DB-Mails win BE- opened and rsadY for delivery
hour aftef arrival Of trains.
ns-An Mails Close one hour bsfore departure
''','l'r' ARRTvAb OF NAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives At 4l5 An, 1:f0 4s55P N.
Easieru Way arrives st 955 A. n.
cstsrn Through arrives at go NJ, and g.z5 p. n.
Western Way arrives at 30 P. NJ.
SsnduBky Way arrives At 9-25 A. M.
Cincinnati rough arrives at g45 A. M, BIS p n.
do Way arrives At y:35 r. NJ.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9:l5 P. n.
do Way arrives at 30 A n.
Mahoning " ay arrives at 7.05 NJ.
Medinay Way arrives at 400 p N.
Rockpgrt, &C, Arrives Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
urdays at u d.
Breckstile, Bath, &c, arrives Mondays and Fridays
at5P. NJ.
Sharon enter Granger North RoysltoD, &C., arrives
Mondays and Fridays at p. n.
Warrensville arrives daily st lu:l5 A. n.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. NJ
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ID EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYEss
III y formerly of the firm OF Litties s Keyes, mss
oBened Real Estate ONCE In Rouses Block, corner
o. Superior-t and Public Square, and has constantly
on hand several thousand acres Of first quality Farm
ing Lands IN the States Of Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-
souri, to exchange for city country property also
u ali kinda o. personal property Part cash paids
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LAKE sUPERI0R sTEAMERs.
1883.
THE SPLENDID STEAMERS

PLANET, METEOR, CITY or CLEVELAND,
TRAVELLER, ILLINOIS, IRON OITl NORTH.
ERh LIGHT, viii form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit 70 all Lake Superior Ports during the season,
on the folloNinE days:
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SRIRT MAAuFAeTDRY.

UMPIRE MINING COMPANY.
LA meeting OF the stockhol, ers Of this Com
RAM will b. held a. he cfics Of G a. Read Co.,
OeVeand, hi0, On the 3lst Say of AugusE, 1859 ct
3 O'Clock NJ to consider an act urOa the que8-
ton OF selling portion Of tbs real estats OF the
Company. By oder Of the Board o. D rectorI-
LEWIS ". FORD
iulydlsl55 becraJaFys
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LITTLE. DEALER IN REAL

Is ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has Of
hand q a. &c lot OF FarH-s aud sarmlng LANDS Il
this State, Iowa WIgcOnsiT and Illinois.
SS-OraoA over No. 50, south side Of Pub. Sanare.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
OUR pLATEHG 81.
A PEACE PARTY.

The Democratic party is the friend anl
advocate of peace. Asit would not make
war for the destruction of State institutions.
80 it would not pro,ong its existence to ac-
mpish such an end 1t will hsil with salts
faction The close cf the war, and a restoration
Of The Union upon the basis Of the Con~titu-
ton, standing pledged by Its antecclcnts and
history to use all the means ofhonorablc ne
gosiation and compromise to that end 1t will
not consent to y separation of the statcs-
Standing upon this platform it is prepared
to resist all assaults upon its integrity, alvo.
eating peace and q restored and unbrvken
| pon Cf States
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
OUR RAILROAD AGAIN.

Tn the North Iowa Times Of late
date is an article intimating that the
railroad west from McGrogor is to be
diverted from It's true and legitimate
course; via Of Clcrmont and West I'm
ion and 50 through Chickasaw county
west. Since then we have conferred
vith j. F. Mitchell, agent Of the Nc
Oregon Western Railway Company
for soliciting subscriptions to tn. roal,
and learn that Clermont proposes tc
continue the road from Postvilla, grad
ing and tieiug the track to that place
and that West Union will then take
the read grading and tieing to tina
place.
A simple statement Of these facts mus
show Cur farmers. how indispensable,
necessary it is that they answer ou'
appesls and promptly respond by sub,
tcribirg the $4,000 required from tli
county to secure the road. No rail
road company ever constructed n roa
through country as new as this with
out the people becoming more or les
Unidentified with it's construction. A
long as other parties stand ready
give the company all these advantage
and more, if required, to secnro the
ends. are cur people to hug delusio'
70 their bosoms, relyingupon tic know
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
From the n orth Iowa Times we

From the North Iowa Times we
learn that Henry Lick formerly
of this paper but now of the Rolla
{ Mo. Express is in limbo at St.
Louis. That Henry is doll to
the core, no man can doubt for a
moment, for he has been Lick-ing
the filth from the feet of the adj.
ministration (for consideration
tor the past year in the most full
some manner possible.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
ANOTIi EE HERO GONE.

Another of the true AMI valiant
youth of t land has gone to his rest.
I.oriston S. Ayclil, member OF
Company +; Oh Iowa Regiment. by
a larccccucourse ofsvmpathetic friends
WAS followed on Wednesday last to his
final resting place. In the fall of 1861
he enlisted from this town. and was
with his regiment in every conflict
Hcwn to the surrender Of Nickshurr.
About that time having endured the
harlships Of some Of the s,yercst cam,
psicns of the war, and upon many o
harl fought field, having fearless ~
fnccl the hurricane of len len hail that
swept over them, in every nstrace do
ing lis duty checrfully, manfuly and
With heroic daring his strong frame
and iron constitution ave way unlcr the
Dro?trating influences, AMI enerya ting
effects. 6 f southern malaria. Recover
ing partially from his protrsctcd illness
he returned home some tw, weeks
size, to receive the cordial welcome Of
lis parents and friends -and die.
His funeral was sad. solemn scene
10 behold. In boxing over the lnqi;i-
tGccs assembled to perform the s,:cmn
,itc ofbrr:al, scarcely young MN OF
his years was to be seen, all having
been doYourcd in the unsuitable anl
cruel laws Of civil war, while women
dad IN the Indictments Of mourning for
husbands and sons: children mourning
tle untincly emil Of fathers AMI broth
.crs we're cycrv where to De seen.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30

Still ONwARp.-Notwithstanding
the hard times and high prices, the
sale of tie Chemical Saleratus is still
on the increase. People will use it,
and every successful housewife tells
her neighbor, and when her neighbor
tries it she tells another, and thus its
fame spreads until it is hard to tell
where it will stop.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
DN. GHRISTIE'S AGUE BALSAM,

JOHN D. PARk ESQ,
DEAR SIR Il am all out Of your Christie
Ague Ralsam and have negle cted sending to
you for more, as am we'll supplied with
other Ague Remedies but my Customers are
Clamorous for your Christie's Agne Cure, as
no other gives the universal satisfaction. 1t
has the precedence over all 9th CT 4gae Rem
edes in this region.
Please forward me n, new supply. Care
BARTLETT, Keys & Co.. Kcokuk. Iowa.
Yours Respectfully, VIM. Evans.
Winchester, Iowa, April 18th, 1860.
q See advertisement.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
ESTRAYED

From the subscriber about he middle Of
September dark red milks COW, aged ioHr
years last spring had smallish horns the RICH
one Topped a little, and apiece ofrope around
the head. She was last seen near Biuifton
Winnesheik Go. Iowa. Any person who will
return said COW or give information where
she may be found shall be literally rewarded.
P.O. New Oregon Howard Co, Iowa. Resi-
dence. Seven miles Seuthw west of New Oregon
Dated Oct. 10, 1883. HANS SkA AN
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30

A RETURNED SoLDlER.-T The peo-
pie all crowd around the returned vet
eran and are anxious to listen to the
sad stories of the war-and could it be
otherwise? Is not everybody more or
less interested in this matter. You
touch their he art. 1t is everybody's
duty to look out for his interest, ana
let us tell you, people Of Howard, it is
your interest to buy your Clothing and
Dry Goods at Hammors!ough Bros.
who are again open, and can be found
nearly opposite the Flanders House.
Look out for the Big Red Sign. Thsll
motto: Good Goods at low prices.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
E'Oa' Sale.

$50 acres of land in Mitchell County Iowa,
SIS miles from Railroad depot, 9 miles East
of Mitchell and Usage. Nm excellent stock
and grain farm, about sixty acres broke,
good improvements of house, sheds, stable,
granary SO. Inquire at the office ofthe Plain
Dealer, New Oregon, Howard County Iowa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30

advantages Of this over other route.
and struggle on for years deprived o.
railroad connections with the east
We learn further that III response to the
proposition of the southern route, a
corps of surveyors are Immediately to
he put upon this rival route.
If our farmers would but stop and
consider their position after the CON
Structlon Of this road south, If it shall
he diverted in that dire tisn, we believe
they would promptly respond to this
call. What we need is prompt
action. Delays are dangerous. What
our people should do is to show the
company early and promptly that We
understand our interests fully, and arc
'cady to meet their demands. Prompt |
lcslon will insure MS the road, by con-
'mcing the company that We are not
Indifferent 10 its urgent appeals. Are
ur farmers ready now to do their dusty
o themselves: or will shey commit sui
i1e Ivy naction and delay ?
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30

The McGregor News publishes as
genuine the letter forged upon Vallan-
digham. Were it genuine, as it is not
it contains more "loyalty"to the Consti-
tuition than any original article We ever
saw in that paper. No man who had
edited the Monroe( Wis. )Sentinel, an
abolition sheet CT the Wendell Phillips
faith, and been the confrere of Sherman
NJ. Booth, has right to accuse even
jeff. Davis Of treason: except to hide
his own shame, and divert attentio
from his hostility to the constitution
md the union in the past.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30

and uphold its constitution Having tried
war without effect to this end they now
propose trying negotiations and COM
promise
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
IMPROVED DUPLEX IN FULL RUBY
ACTIONS

frst class Hunting Time Piece of silver material over
which is plated sk gold most duraby wrought
making the faultless that be detect
ed from the solid material by the most experiencedudges
acids will not afectt. London made movement. clMPRO
WE'D Duplex in ACTION has sweep seconds audi
is not to eXcelled in general appearance THIS is DE-
cpEDY Of the BEST ARTICLES offered Tor traders
and SPECTATORS Engineers emigrants and trav
cling will find them superior to any Others alteration or
elm ate will effect their accuracy Price, packed in
good shape good running order only $780, case OF
for $500. tur
SILVER DOUBLE TIME HUNTING LEVERS,
Best Quality Siluer Cases over which elect
rofne plated 1S k gold similar to IMpRovED DUPLEX.
and superior adjusted movements with stop to be USED
in timing horses has FOUR INDEXES for washington
and Greenwich time sweep and all the improvements
All in ALL taking it beautiful and fautles appearance ana
s superior movement into consideration regard 1t as
decidedly the cheapest article of the kind IN the market
Price in good running ORDER $780, or case OF Tor loo
esWe ask no pay in advance but will forward either
o them to responsible parties any part of the loyal
states with bill payable to eXpressman when the goods
are delivered giving the buyer the privilege OF examination
and not satisfactory the watch can be returned III our
HE Express companies refuse ring collections sold
iers and other parties in the doya States consequently
all such orders must be accompanied by the cash TO IN
sure attention We make deduction oftwo dollars on
either watch the payment Bforwarded in advance
Money may be sent by express at our expense
TIIOs CATFBRTY & CO.,
i'll % and 95 Broad st., opposite City Bank,
rr~- Providence, X. !,