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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
FROM EAST TENN EssEE-THE YANKEES AND IT,
RlES ROUTED, &c.

EICHAoED Sept. ii, 1863.
specia2 telegram 10 the Dispatch, dated Lynchburg,
Sept 10h says that Tuesday morning fight occurred
al relfords Station [57 miles from Bristol the East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad. TIE enemy driven
back SIX niies Limestone Station. There oug
Up With them, and eiter short engagement cap
tured several hundred Yankees and about hundred
Tennessee tories who had gotea into the block house,
from which they delivering pretty heavy fire cur
troops Our casualties slight. The loss 0 the enemy
s not known. Their dead and wounded carried of &c
the N train the railroad. Two hundred and City
Eve OF TIE prisoners arrived here this evening. The
ed capture OF O7o3ey, Montgomery, and eson egrspi
operators, is anfo1nded.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
4 BARGAIN.

N-OT being able TO work the property advantage,
y TER sale my NIL ii 6ome 1870 acres of LAND
.tscbcd The Mill is located few miles from the mo2.h
~ the ckwoOds Folly river, 8nd i9apprcachabe by
81 enough to to tha West Indies and to other
. m dzsi,ed. S4- AID GFist Il i'll Up and hes been
rera,l0H soHe three yeaTs The pond and power is
- 70. tie cy best il the lower part the state,
g easily controlled and eff riding ample power for
Iss.red auopat Of machinery and inexbausu.le suf
Iaic timber may be got lands GGd obtained
.bc baGcus Of Lockwoods FOly river to keep Saw
aEs running fer the fosty fifty years. The grits
wi. We'd Guie amount of and continue to
ncrsass Leiow the Mill is good body Of rich marsh
.Ld easily Eu IN state Of cultivation The pond 1owa
come four hundred CT good rice lan6,
ger portion being rich marh lard, the balance formerly
sEse cypress swamp and very rich. The pond e Jws
much land, bat the above quantity may ell be
br1u, h a'D level farm with 30 foS the land
r RE seVera hundred CT the up land timbered
s.a C26. hickory &c, and pretty well adapted
t1rr peas, potatoes and pea The balance the
III iard j. pretty well timbered with pine. At the lower
corner Of tie aud jus sat and neatly fitted up Of
eight good salt Pans, with thousand cords Of
convenient 80 C0uvl De Nished f0T expected.
any PeIEol iesTOus of buying such property had best
Gnd eGamtDe for Themselves. II my heath
Tmcrly, the property could be bought for about
double WAT l WOgi take for it.
JNO. MERCER.
Ang l9-h ls&} 4T-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17

WE the yesterday ur. DEBOw, formerly Ed.
itor of "DeBOws Review, the publication of which
sssperded. Mr.. DEBoW s believe chief Comms
Agent :or the purchase OF Cotton for the Confed
crate GcvernmeGt. We presume he his way
Usrbr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17

GOLD IS quoted in EichmoDd at 50 premium the buying
rate and $ the selling rate by the Brokers' Silver 81
buying rate, and 50 selling rate.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
FROM CHhRL ESTON.

CHARLVsToN, Sept. 10th, 1868.
Nothing of interest occurred here to-day. There has
been firips.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17

BIZ private dispatch received this morning from Colds.
soro by private citizen, have been put possession
Of information which has caused pain than
ind words to express. The dispatch is brief, but it
tans the 6nnOunceet Of occurrences which, stated,
Oann7t be too deeply reseted earnestly depreca-
ted The substance Of the dNuatch amounts to this
y that last nsh regimen cf Georgia troops gutted
tbs Standard Office and threw the tspes INTO the street,
In retaliation citizens gued the ofdce tie State Jour
nal, Destroying everything.
We do sincerely hope that there may prove to be
some mistake least great exaggoration in this report
and shall therefore iobear any Heightened comeht v.
Ill something fuller and definite is ascertained in
ference 70 tie circumstances Of the We will only
now pause reiterate solemn protest and remon
sance aganst all of mob violence, whether by
ties IL the army OF it, Nothing be injurious
10 our cause or more dangerous to berties-noth
ms more at variance with the spirit and the practice
upon which Our people have justly prded themselves Fol
AaNe ol ell We hold most dear let not be called up
h 10 "lness among ourselves like those which
nave justly regarded as casting stigma upon enemies
" 'he North If any such any approach to them
S occurred for Code sake let them never occur again
NsYer-NsYer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
Reports of the Pre- So Assoc

Reports of the Press Association.
Entered according the Act of Congress- in the year 1862
By J. 8. THRAsHER, in the Clerk Oce of the District
Court of the Confederate States for the Northern Dis t
of Georgia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
AGg u n, lN%i

ayE4IH C42&9LiNA INSTITUTION THE
DEAF AND DUMB and THE BLIND.
FEIHE NEXT SESSION OE THIS INSTITUTION will
L commence on MONDAY, the 7th of September 1858,
aud TEN MONTHS. 1t is important that pupils
ohoud be present the commencement Of the Sesson
For method of admission, &c, address
WILLIE J, PALAER, Principal.
Raleigh, h. c., Aug y, 1868.
Aug .. 2Il-lt-43 I'm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
TERMS OF ADvERTIsLN3.

TO be continued he nad
charged $2per square for schinsertion sertEe rst
EsrNo advertisement, reaectng upon private character
can, under AHY CrRCUMsrA AECr o, be admttel.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17

Farmers and Planters of N. O., do you want to be
indapendant of the North Then sell your products
at living rates.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17

Wood is Bow selling On the wharf at tTentyf0Ur dollars
per pine wood, and twenty eight dollars Per cord
tor OAK wood DTaymen demand anything from one to
two dollars per hauling it from tie wharf to the
residences citizens il different parts Of town. 1t takes
loads cord that cord delivered will cost some
thing between thirty and thirty-f dollars
Can the less wealthy class of citizens stand his Can
the poor weather the Of winter at all with wood at
this price, perhaps still higher price, Is the cold
weather comes On We don't think they can We don't
see how they can. Unless something i done we anticipate
greet suffering want of wood his WineEa suffering
that must be relieved somehow for people must not be
left 10 perish.
The authorities Of the ciy of Charleston made
certain number of of cords
delivered there at twelve dollars cod That this is so
We were assured Monday Tuesday last by gentle
man with the Charleston Courier. VINO vas fuy
informed in regard the matter. We regret that we did
not make more enquiries and in doubt whether
the twelve dollars did Include the cost of delivery at
the residences of consumers We somehoW received that
impression but speak with aoy certainty on that
point,
We trust that out authorities will take efficient &C.
ton in re ard securing supply OF wood for the now
rapidly approaching winter also N reference TO another
matter namely cost drayage. Some definite stand
ard ought be adopted and enforced and the Whco mat
ter not left the caprice extorton of the draymen
some of whom times viii haul load for dollar while
othsrs when they get chance will exact two dollars We
90 not wish any standard fixed under which the dra
make fair living wages by which to maintain
themselves and keep their drays but we do
something reasop4 able and something uniform
esta bished and enforced.
With experience OF LAST Winter before as, and the
prospect OF still greater suffering this Winter uaIess
ures taken it, ee that We would be want
ing dusg did urge this upon the
ton OF the public and especially Of the authorities
upon whose wisdom aad energy depend to devise
and prov ide calculated the present emer.
gency, and the still greater future emergency.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17
NORTHERN AND EUROPEAN NEWS.

RICBHoaD, Sept. 10, 1868.
Baltimore and New York papers of the 7th inst, have
been received. letter from Morris Island, Aug. 3Oth
that deserters say that there bu twenty men
in Fort Sumter, and that it will be blown up
attempt is made to take possession of it.
Burnside entered Knoxville on The 4Jh int.
Henzlsman to command the large force to Texas
to break the contraband trade the Rio Grande.
Tie Board of Councmea of New York have passed the
t1ee million exemption ocdins1ce the Mayors veto
The steamer Gesmaca has arrived at New York with
European advices the 9th ult. There report
steamer named the Atlanta had put
for repairs an having bin of health forced go
i1to quarantine.
The Paris correspondent OF the Globs says that
Der of vseseIs the model of the Alabama,
being constructed for the rebels in French ports.
memorial from the British Emancipation Society
presented Russell the subject of the iron eg
be in process of construction for the rebel Govern
NEXT in EnglaLd. The memorial states that two powerful
iron plated steam in preparation the Mersey by
the tuiders Of the Alabama and expected to sail
the 27th. 1t does appear that Russell had taken any
action in the matter.
powerful rebel iron ram, lately built at Liverpool had
put to
London says that stated thet not the least
doubt be entertained that Maximlian has accepted
the throne Dictator 20 the Mex;cans.
Euopesn loan proposed to start the government
aDd pay the liabilities.
is reported Dayton has instructions protest
TIE ConEede l0en "a % per cent. discount,
having recovered per cent.
There is notning regarding the Polish question.
Liverpool Cotton market firm at an advance.
FROM EUROPE-ANOTHER RECOGNITION HUMBUG
FROM THE UNITED sTATEs-FROta VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Sept lC,1, 1868.
The london correspondent of the New Yor Times
the Cotton interest in England the brink Of run in
consequence OF the deficient supply OF Cotton.
The Paris of th London Herald sys that
political of al parties here consider the establishment
of the stale Of thngs in M zicc renders the formation
of alliance with the Confederacy Indispensable ne
cessity 1t is reported that negotiations going on to
bring about that result Sideli had long interview h
| Dfouyn De l. tiuys on the 20 and 2lst.
steamer, supposed the Florida in the chan
mel at Queenstown the 2rd evidently the track of
American vessels The Central Association the
milton OF Confederate at Manchester has izsued
manifesto strongly urging recognition and The friendly
daion of European powers for the harest of all parties
Nothing from the army of Northern Virginia.
Gen. Hood so far resgmes command of bis division.
Another flag Of u2e boat expected at Ciy Point 20
aght.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-17

P. 3. Roy, 4. A. General.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17


which created much merrimene. II
~nn}ncn'al music WIS c'"qu"ntlv lis
cnurscl " MS. r w. Ice. Tive
rrmhcr in a'tcn,lanre waa hc,wcen
three and f ur hnudrr | ; mixing seats
y lille above par. Space for'ils tn"
menti ri names, for when all are so
worthy T notice it w,nl seem lihcn +
~ mention some nith,ut irclu ling MI,
and to decide which are the most mrri
tnrious when Ill perfrrme tN"ir duty
50 we'll. would We sill more difficult.
~ the close Of the exc, ci>rs Mr..
While read the LANES Of each Pupil
attending tie term of seventy ei -ht
lays. We were surprised at e mca
Gre number OF pupils attending r"r any
thing like the number of aavs they
m; ght have done 81, aud further that
If this num''er netrlv every one was
as taray for nearly every days
attendance.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
TIVE DOr'GLAS s,EMoR.AI.- D

VINHE DOrGLAS ;'EMORsAL The d.
p!o,nn nf N. m or h p IF tn D.uylas
N.nnment A >.uc alton. beautifully en-. raved
on steel about nine Ivy twelve in,hes diM'n.
sions. is now ready TOT distribution IT, the
subscriber t., he monument fund. T" all
persons forwarding to the ASSOCIATIVE" 81. on
." more. Will he 'sent onc-ot these diplomas,
properly executed. ,-,.r
To confirm oss in the s,m Of 50 or more,
will ha furnished g@nin touel yrebesidesa the
D n o,a,, n beautiful imper nj SIZE steel en-
CRAVING nf ii :ge Dnnelas. q by ~ inches,
published hy nr>h. f. y. 4 o.
CONT; hntnrs n the. sum, of ST. 90 wil'he-
come / f. members nf-the Dnn las Monument
Association in til" sum of 500 40 honorary
IF, rnamh"ra. and in tn sttm % 81 100 10 hon.
orarv lite members If II" Poard II Trustees
Ioca receiver aud solicitors for rontrihn.
tion- are being authorized n the loval states
P,m,hl"ts ard c'rcriar~ contni' in" the or
gan zat'. n. corat 'tnt,n Nv VIZ and the an
peal ri the ne~oria l;en will he sent 10 all VIII
wi forward their nddrrrA ess19 yrs
| nrnrnnr;cntions should he directed to tn,
..s"c-~'a-- Do"~',e Monuments Association
Chicago, lll,nsis.'
| WALTER B ScArrs, PRIEST
1gcrArr w vcLv. Sac't~ I'M srin>a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
QUITE 4 GOOD IDEA,

| The A lnir;s'ratl,n w,n's mNre men
- helm f -|t ont This ahnlit'nn war.
The ah litinn press h"s sa';Sfol the
r,irniriS+r finn that the Democratic
party i made UP f ''trajfo~s." ''snccs
si>ris's" and ''corrcrhan's " O'roursn
# Dn'nncrats nrp such lislnvnl men fhn
Admins trati n DON'T want them in
the army, rn;s wing tho winds # y
~ soldiers. s, the Administrations his
il rnon the r|an Of having "Uni ~
Lancu IF I.ovnl Citizens" organized
MI over the crurtrv. and then cnnfn-
ing the Conscrip'i N law 70 the mem
hera Of these Leagues. They being
pledged - stand NV the adminissratior
in its emancipation ard corfscati0n
n"licv. Of course wnul'! deem it spec
il mark If favor on the part Of the
administration 70 I've permitted r. en-
Ter the army ard fight for freedom of
tho negro.
The enrolment Of all '.lnva1" men
hpi' Tins complete. the administration
will find no trouble in enforcing the
Consumption law. The Adminis'ra
tion, 700, believes it to h. no more than
right - eorGne the arn'ieation Of the
Coneoristion act to n "a pcrs7as VII"
find so much in II IN approve.
Now this is real Justice. And 40
don't see whv it will not work to al
vantage The Democrats say thew
don't ike the ConscrIntion act, and
don't want to fight for the nerro-the
"Union I.nacnca" say they IN like MI
fhn provisions Of the Conscrinti7, lay
md that they woull hn delighted r.
FIGHT CIR the negro. This plan IF the
Administration letsthn Democrats have
their wav. and the Union IIeaeses'
have tt,eirs.-Muscatine Courier.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
PROCT \N\TTON.

Fnh''c notice ia hereby van to AL whom
my 'orr"r". that y heren> ut the neral
elect "n hold and for the co NY ,f.'-war,'
Il @ Stat"'f l. wa in rct' Der 4 d. 1862
tho q tn>ton # .Re.tran'ns h"rr nd Sw re
'r' IL, rnaping ut large WAS sui M tied e. tn,
egal o'srs nt sa'd con- IT, and VII rea- u
majority "f ~ 4 legal voters AT 81 d e!nctio,
east the y La ots n !avor nfs'r restr ct:ons:
Now. ther"f r.. l. Charlie F. Berry 10 n y
I,dge OF ~ fcnunty 10 he,eh rr c'a m and
4 clare III result at :, cI, etrn hav;n lner
a. l. re'nrne and entered Of r COZ i 'h~t o..
ffe the 49, dave e Apr 1863 IT..
w for ,nrh ,r~'r ct on ara Mt sheep aud
ne running az la e vii l,rc' me nrer a. vr
rnd q T. force and authoritv - y o>i led l.,
'rt cl" 81. o. chapter 81. "fthc r on If
1850
{, ven under my hand anl seal Of Office
fh7 h. day IF ,""l A D. 1863
c l. BERRY. Co.nty Judge.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
SHER1FF SALE FRE\I. Estate
- SrArE nE Ia VA IL .r..i ,,nA., &c

SHERlFF SALE FRE\I. Estate
- SfArED of IOWA H,.ari ",n'v SIS
BY write of"ne 40 .:l' "x- ri n issued ant
OF the off e of the ERIK # the D .trct Court
nf 81: conutv, date March oath 1863
ag INST ths following described premises
W.T. III, north east az rtor Of sect" No
twc'v" (i2, n '"~n-h p NJ n'"etv shs (9s'
n"rt', Of rang. NJ eleven N') west of III"
h P. ", II .ep'i"y ten acre ut If IT,"
north east Garner ofthe north vet OF said
North ea quarter at .ect on tue We which !
-hall pro ecd tn ell At the fnnt door OF tn.
G. srt House the town of Vernon Springs
il said county NJ one r'cl.ck r. M. Of the
fir-t iav Of May s63. t" sat sly J ID menf
and deere of inrarl"-urc repdered n said
cnnrt IN the 18th dav OF February 1869 for
the arm If wen hundred 4 forty six do lars
d,mayes with interest NJ ten per cent, and
: dollars and fnrtv cents c IS IT s'iit in t,
vor at A " Gram a. plant f nni t"ir
Harlow tho Comfy Treasurer # II ware
count. Willard "nv re Mud Reuben lay
IL, a. deferdanss. when and whore de at
T. pdance wi be g ven hy The undersigned
p NJ =. Sh"" H"- q Zee Na"c'' 9th 1868.
pr. f Ri.ES -herh' ofsaid ""ntv.
- . 24y4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
ORIGINAL NOTICE. ssT -
70 Dernnrd Kerr, Elizn NKerr r
4. O Kerr. AMI Franklin Fs/lo1s:

y on and each If vnu are hereby n.tifed .ha,
there is now ON file in The IF ce otthe lerk OF
the D strict curt Of Howard County Iowa.
.ion of Van ''amp B '~h, claiming you
Bernard k"rr the sum Of Ten hundred II n"ty
nne and 9l-IOO dollars 3i,O93sI 100!
with Interest thereon from jane list 1853
ON n pr,,nir>orv note, sl-o the foreclosure %.
Il certain conveyance in the nature Of u
mortgage xecnted 10y 20" rhe ut. 4
B-rnard Kerr ~ Eliza II. Kerr, nd d.
rre,rd 70 plaintiff GEAR ny date Nv NIB,
% 1857 a c, II. er.l security for TIE a>-
mpnt OF said n.te-th.te the premises de-.
scr bed in said conveyance on tue N w. fir.
4 of section 20 town 80 north OF range II
west , p " In~a' That no personal c'ai
is made aga.l.t any OF the above named
Dett.. except Bernard Kerr Aud that IN
lie s Won appear thereto and defend he. IL
noon Of the second day { he nrxt term o,
| ia 4 conr. t" be lie AN AID held in and 70,
"a d 90 ntv on tie ST. Mird,y !fer the ID
! Mnn,iav Of Nav 4. D i~63 defsnit vii, b,
entered aga nst you and .dgmeut rendered
| thereon
F! Dated A prii 18th 1859 Tne7,a
:. A = CiFIR Atty ter P.tf.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
SALE OFREAL Est VIZ
~ Mate f I.,ra Houard County 5 5. >.

~ Mate i.ttn. rONdF0 CON"y . D.
BY virtue .,t ONE special ex ec.'tion issued ont
Il the Office ut th- Jerk vi thu str''t Court
e aid ca nty on the 23rd dav Of March 1868
u,on ~ Judgment and decree Of foreclosure
,e ,derrd in sa 4 court IN 2l~t dav OF
J ne 1889 for the sum Of two hnnd' ea ana
thirteen dol ar~ and ten per cent 'n'tre>
Il er,un AID costs Of suit At n:neteen d. lars
and sixty four cents ~ d accruing costs, in
favor ut Willard Cnnv. rise as rlaintiif and
vii ian {, Harlow a dc endant a"d " hch
-nid } Smcnt ard decree wa> reieemes up
on before IA = thr,, on. hv Reuben l.. Tay'or
Jun or ercunh,anrcr on the 20th da. OF
August 1889 and VII ch said Judgment ana
do roe VAS again redeemed uIr" before sac
tr, n, the said Tax Tor hy a Gr"rt another
| ,Jnnin ncnmh. arcer, o. tie yum Gay OF
Se,tcphcr 1859 Now therefore. shat ny
y;rtn. Of lie ea;d execution "1I"se to rnii'c
sale for G =. h to the highest and b at BID er
the, efo On the first da % May 1868. at "e
o'ch,ck T. NJ the east halt Of tie north
eust quarter Of section twelve in tnwnth P
n: nety eight. north range eleven west. wh.n
and III re due attendance will be given by
ne undersigned. ln2l>H4
I,.ne at Sheriff Ofsce, vsrch q. is63.
! PIT. SEARLES, Sheriff Of said county.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
WonTHY ~ lioEoRAnLE MENTION

Worthy "E lioHoRADLE Mention.
We notice in tie last DEBORAH Re:
pa.hl;c . set # resoln1i,as signed By
,,enr. y ali the officers of the 3S h Iva
Regiment. Among ti,aae refusing to
aign hem, we obs.rve with pri |, and
,r.eaeure the name of Capt Jas. II. b.
Harris Of this county. We look up N
s'is as conclusive evidence that he,
unlike the great mass Of our officers
slacs nc: desire tie prolonga'ion of the
stat. for its l,annrs or its e,nolumenis
Sys arc glad cf this renewed evidence
shat CAPT. Harris is in favor Of lnati :
:u,ia:al action f,r constitutional rug.
? ses, and thas fully colnprehend'ns
lie saa srsitu'ie # the rebellion. he i ,es
not sink the soldier in the mere place
hunter and partizan. ....
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17

SCHOOL EXHIBITION On Saturday
Grazing Inst the district school Of Mr..
jay White. gave m exhibition ct Law
yor's Ilai'th"t jnstlv d:ro mis- q notice
=. our hands. The exercises Of the
evening consisted Of di'loyues, decla
1sa'ions and ao0gs, rejecting great
credit upon the soliool and teacher
among the rich ard varied exercisea
ofshe evening was the reading Of a pa
r.er i,v- the school. filed with valuable
and interesting reading matter snsi ra'
- t,..e' .......4. .-E-.,ts tile .sodInr ..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
MONSOON.

VA. GLss & FenrHrR dealers v Watch
o., 'l"rks and Jrwclrr have the finest 90,
tahsl mont AM the ha,t assorted seek
Vast the mississippi Ifyon want Il time
" zoe. call upon them fora sue eth Thorn l.,
or American Week. or n gold watch. They
sl'"hsve an endless variety Of fac JcwSlrv
ma watches repaired nv them IN u wsrk.
mani Ike manner; and 'h"v Warrant all
thei, work and al their goods to lie IA rep
resented. lnliv4yi.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
SvDrE WHICH KING 8ENZONI.

Tie . .oo.ah Reuub'ic.N4 last week
pulliahet1 letter from Seth c. Cole Of
a h;ch the FLOWING IS an extract.
Il fi1l'v adopt Lincoln s proclamation.
an; ain ia favor # putting the war
through, :, the bitter end, ginning q
comnl=te victory; f,r I had rather ight
CIR trn vaara than to have it settled
~7ist the !saat disgrace on the north "
Me- we happen n have letter from
tie anne person which reads as follows:
If waa at Ncw Ort ro1 onco more,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
ORIGIN Al. n TICE.
State - Iowa. ! IS.
Howard County,.


To WtV;aus II RusheN Sir:
YOU are hereby nnt;fel th,, or or u. rore
the fifteenth d ~ If arrl 1853 'harn viii
hle in the Office of the Clerk nfthe DIs.rir'
Court in Howard conntv. n petition #
Gragorv Narsh II. claiming me fo"Aa'o-nrs
Of = certa n -aorrrng" for the amount e n:n~
~ four ioi'.rs with interest ~ ten nor eco
from 'he 2ist dav Of ra"emhe- 1853 and
thar tie real estate therein d"s"rihei. T.,
sold to sat sfv sa' 4 dsmani n ID that yop,
sar'tv % rademn'inn thereto be forever hnr
rod And that IN asa vnn srraar thereto an !
defend on hsc.ra mon a" h, sec,,d he-
Of the neg t"-n of "a 4 c,nr- 70 ha he'd in
md to said cornt vorr def,ut will ba o"
tered md q d"c~e. taken nga'ns+ Won for n.
whole 2mornt with interest and costa a.
prayed ir ..ih rntit'nn
D.ted this i7,h dsu ri .1arch 1893
JOHN r. ~ sRK.
n23y44l p f.. Atty
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
ENDRESTON STORE.

r CAREY y 'n'nr in Dry Goods Gro.
cries Hats and Gems Rn"ts nnd Shores. Cock
cry. Hardware. Clothing B. *, Millinery
and I" her 90 DIS
" 'Trn All kinds Of county prolrco IN
exchange Tor goods or ra>h Inl7yI
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
COOP Nrws FIR ALL LovAL MEN

Coon Nrws FIR ALL Laval MEN
-Fighting J,e ia getting his arrnv IN
Virginia "a snlendia fighting trim
EurnsiIe with magnificent corrs ia
nrenarine n drive reha's out of Ken.
suai:v -Farra cnt will force the Aissis-
sinni: Banks will inf;c. r-rcrn css
Il cation 81 fi,sm in Loriaina and Tox's:
Dupont and Hunter will capture Sum
ter and Charleston, and Hammcrslnugh
Bros. will sell cIothing, hoots and shoes
dr. goods. DC. cheaper than any firm
in the Northwest.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
NOTICE.

INV F undersigned wi~hrs - get so. ocres 90
breaking done ~ a'b:o~ Trwn~hir ad.
10 ming Mr. Holt N ckols P.rties that w'~i
to noaca the j,h lease address tha under
signed ar Dubuque, ami state terms. Cash
will be paid.
AvG klsS. rErr
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-17
TEN ,cra'ic Cub Ne ting
Nntica - hereby given that
ca, Jas, q, J"kkiNS

Of Usage Iewa will al lrasa the How
sr.i county Dem ,cratic Club at New
Greg ~ m Saturday erening April
18Th. 1863 at early candle light
Conrfine investigation and truth cor
ii II Invitation is ex ended - the rnhlic
New Oregon Iowa March 9th, 1868.
BRAnLY CHAPLIN. ses.y. .