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Sherifs Sale.

The Safe OF " rscnusin Circuit Court-Nil-
wAukee County Byron Kilbourn against John
S"rc"nb, surviving partner Of Thomas Terton
''eceas' d Execution.
DY VIRTUE OF an execution ,esned out 81
- and under the seal OF sail Court in the,
an We entitled action, 70 M directed and dev.
cred. and ainsa the personal and real proUer.
" of slid h. Sercnmb surviving partte r Of
Thomas Triton, deceased | have levied upon
he following described fea e.tate nd al the
right, tile aud in crest which the said defend.
At h d in and o sal property It he date Of
re dockefing ct sal ju5g in this Mani
t'w"r, county. ~ VIZ: o, the thirty first day
1t July, \ D. 1862, or Las eiace arouirs.d, viz /:
TIE Sourh half Of S .rtioa seven u - in
Township seveule IL north of RAlgo
tw-rr, three % east, n,r'her with the saw
m,ll, machinery zoos, implements, So, less the
~'nh alt OF nuth vest a Iter Of said Section,
tich sad cal estate and right, tit c aud inter.
est Aforesaid | shall expose for sale and sell
II public vendnr ar the Court Hou-e, ia tho
viliigr OF Manitnw Mini,n.oc county, in
sid state, on the h dAv Of Jdnul-y A D.
1861. ~ l '.'clock of that day. TO satisfy said
,1ccutivm and cus,s.
IRA ? SMITH
Sheriff Narl,owuc Co Wis
Dated Sheriff O;iice, Mantowoc, Nov 9Th.
1863
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NOTICE il hereby given thai rhr uudfrsign.
" I'd, Administrator of the Ftire nt B,r
hotome~ HI deceased lat of The TOWN o.
aerm- Minitr~"c comfy. nv virtue oe ii"en.,
from rhe Cou ~ Court OF aid cou " viii 81.
~ ou',lIc au non ON che 2lst 1ay ct Jsnsatv
1854 1T ten O'Clock in the ioFe' Don, rhsst0 los
Ing described l,Hd- a,t: Tnr north b 1T :"
the nor'h "a qls>t..r o. Sec DEL Town
S-v-n'-en-l7 =, Rage Twehty>,wn-22- j.
.,iI county al state at ,r"sii1, At The w lang
house of sail Aim 'i-tratrr in said town
T rms of sal sale vii be made kho~p AZ tine
time tie eof. ted at eeme, this l9;h day
ot D-cemher, 1868
CHARLES MCCARTHY, Admin istrator.
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1NtKEN Ur-Bv the suh-rriher, about tie
l 1b,h insr t~o CALEE;-nur Steer ~ r
rn- Iis'er. The s. : red, ard 'h., II fer
q ack, With vii . back Asd belly. The oaner
or "wnfrs arr ,qlestei TO prove property AID
az ch+rges. AUGUST GUNS
c % T,wn al + a"ti, no lf 1S63
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TDr TIrrx.S Avn KING NJ ,TCH-II

TnE IIxESAS ASs KING ,TcH-Th-
matches iI-en.n vs. King aud Maze ~
kyail are progressing satisfactorily. They
h.ve all gs,as into training, aud Herman
AMI Mae. are he f,vori'es for tirei' re-
pectiv- encageme,rs q, 6 10 5 and 10 /
-L,adon Era. y q. 22d.
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ArPLZ GROWING n THE STATE NV
Rx.-Th- apple crop IN nsrker in Mon
roe county. New York. this year. i. about,
400. 900 barrels. Of which 1873 600 barrel.
we're shipped for market from Rochester.
66 500 barrel, from Charlotte. and 20O.>
900 from Other point. in the comfy
Orlsan. comfy has shipped 2SS 900 bar
sels The prices range from 81 IS 10
|el g a barrel. exclusive Of the cost Of
barrels. Half million Of dollar. have
been distributed til, tail among The farm
Pre- Vi oliesas r"rnt' fn' rpI'es alone.
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In Probate.

Ma itowoc C,un'y Court. II the matter Of the
Est tie of Christian S.'hmi IT, deceased.
o reading ana fling he periFion Of Chris
tan H. Johauncs of Tw" R,vrrs III the county o
Manitrwpc aud state WISCONSIN,, preserving
among other thing tn t Cnri,'ian S:huidr lar,
Of Two Rivers af ia li1 pn the 2 .i,s Of II ~
A D 1863, N Oh lnc=!nrsvl" Vrgini -, died
interstate leaving goods, chtttel< aud estate
within this cpurtI,, an praying n It aimiris'
trarion at ssil e.t4t. &c grant, d {, him; Ii J.
ordered that the sail petition br heard ba.ure
tne Jade nf Thu t'olt o. Hoi;dr. tho i9:t
itv of in Ia"v. A. = 1854 AT 10 ,'ch,ck A
u at his office in The Court Hnuse Ia I c VII
lag OF Na'i voc il said hau,tovic c-u,tv
and { IL further ordered 'h,t notice thereO' b,
gwen 10 The heirs Of sad dac"a ed and 70 a.
prs ana interested, by f,ur I~nmg 'pv at Il j.
mucr for three ICc.S-,ve ven - pri II 10 sad
Ia, of hrar,ng ia tn Hantt"~o: Pilot. week
v uews9aper pm ed and puol shell y, ito
Voc, in sid county.
He RY 5 PIFRPnNF, C"uutv Judge.
D,tcd "a 81 t dtv f Dec, d. 1868
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Tie Singer Sewing Machines.

l. ~ ~hA ~ Nv y" - >
Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE i. fast gaming = worldwide
reputation. /, is beyond doubt the be.'
and cheapest and most beautiful Of all
Family Sewing Machines vet offered :"
'he pubic. No other Family Sewing
Machine ha. AZ many useful app'ianc-s
cor Wemming. Dinhins, Telling Tucking.
Gathering, Gas2ing, B'sidi"g. Enbroider-
;ng, Cordiny, and 80 forth. No other
FANNY Saving Machine Ia. 40 much CA
pacitv for = great variety Of work. II
will sew all kind, Of cloth and with All
kind. Of thread Crest ard re-enr i'm
nrnvenen', make our Family Sewing NJ.
chine most reliable. AMI IN 's' durable
and mos, cer'sin in .c'ion =, all rates Of
speed. It make. the in'erl"ck stitch,
which is the best stitch known ANY
one. even # the most ordinary capacity
can see. At \ glance. how 10 use she le'
ter A Family Sewing Machine Or
Family Saving Machines are finished in
chS>te And exquisite style
The folding case at the Family Ma
chin. Is piece Of GINNING workmanship
Of the most useful kind 1t pro'ec,. III"
machine when not IN use. and when ab"u
to be Operated NAV ba opened a. spa
ciou. and substantial table TO sustain the
work. While some OF the Cs'e. mad
on, of the choicest woods are finished in
The .i,np'e., and ch.s,eI msnnAtpo. =,
bic, others are adorned and embel'i-hed in
the most costly and superb manner.
l. is absolutely necessary to see the
Family Machine in operation. 60 "a to
Judge Of its great capacity and hpsntv.
II is fast becoming a. popular tor fam
" sewing A. our Manufacturing. machine
.,- for manufacturing purposes
The brauch Offices are well snpnlia J
with silk, twist, thread, needles, oil, u. ,
Of rh- very best quality
send for q Pamphl.t
TIE Singer MANUFACTT RING co
l59 R'nad~a Nv York
NI.oaukee Offre. II NrrbaH H'"se
SEWALL w SM TIL.
t,pn, ia Nsni,t,pOc
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F II is 'hsugllt tha Inu- MoRoAs
hz. reached the c.nf,d~rs's ines lie
~iIl reach hemp line BY and bv.
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S15 Reward !!

STOLEN from h hark of INV horGp. viii
hitch Cd ba'ort & i Il -hifson st re- ab2t'
s p'c ck VI n Thursi,v 'is'. l. 'op r.
Rlanke'; said 81 : double mad 81 ii "
wool cnorrd red with Leopard stamfei
side in br"~n coors. Eve dollar. will b
paid for the B's ket, and Ten 4 'll.ra f'r h.
Arrest Of he thief GEO. REED
M,nir. W g, y cpmher II 1868
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Sheriff Sale,

The State Of Wl~co .sin 'ltcn,r conrt Nan."
VOC CON v Herry II nj against x f
+ >oy.- sal tn ,rls- A Nuv,s
DI ElaTJE ct il sm~ut It f"retl -n'.
u ! Il : he read ret ~ 30" Gir,uif C,G.f -
and FIR tn unity 4 u mis- ~ - Ni'r- 81 "
can. in he ge er Il term e s.'d Cnu h.
~ rhe village n.i comfy "t Va itowor. A.
s a,n 0Te-aid, il - s.hrve ep'' Id aciian on
h. II d., Of Ii'y 4 y l352, ] viii sell Il
Quito vrndne Il n. hisn bidi"r. Al h
Court House in he siilGae "i Na'ir"w - -
me h dav Of FesrEarv. A D 1854 l.
u'clncs H. tie 'orr1oou of said diy. ne toll "
j. 2 described roprrty % 80 rrch thereof +,
will raise rha anouut Of sad Judgment ana
cots to.ait: L. No nine 8 n "'ork Hnm-
b,r f(,v.two 50 IN the town plot o. Two K r rs
COMFY O, Mtuit,.~nc Gnt = ate OF Wise .
Dat.A October 81 n ] 62
IRiP SMITH. Sheriff
ClnrrE6 Wu,rrIN Pa:ntt.i7s Any.
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OPENING BALL!

MARTIN FORSTER viii open n. new Tav
ltl erri eght riIs ont on the Shebrvga,
,o.d bv giei u G AID B At o. Saturday ate =
noon AID veni z. Dec mber &c. Everybnd,
= invited t. attsId
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Browns Meat Market
Nc.rt Uo0r 10 P.aft Il. Tias' StDre.

WV. BROWN " h. tie pc pie Of Hani'o-
w woe t., bear IL min III Il he il rea " from
. reat morn till lac IT sht 10 fu-ri-h hem
wi al varieties OF NEAT OF the cho cest kinds
at the lowest rates.
To Farm RS.
| viii pav Won the hlrbesr Ds'cn for good.
sound heal nv c.. tie, and $50 9th. + hi ii 4 g.
Tor P TX, p uitrv, &c. Come ant see me before
Won .Cil rI-pwher-,
Hani'owor, Nov II. 1868.
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SherI0's Sale.

The State of Wi>con-m- Msni,owoc Cou,&j
circuit Court F ederick .. Jores. svsins(
h iries Durand, G orge Rice, and G Gorge I'll
Bartholomew Excuti,n
Bv virtue OF an execution issued out of and
under the seal Of said Court in the aboya.enti]
lied action, to ne directed and delivered and
'cains' the personal and real properly OF s.;I
Charles Durand George Rice and Ge,roe n
Bartholomew. have seised aud levied mon ths
h""ing-descr'bed real estate. and all the right.
Ute ard interest which fha said def nd .n,s Or
eth Of them. had in and 10 the property a,
ne d''- "f the fl' g of the a'tschme,t tn
VIZ; on he eighth Gay of November, 1861, q
H'v" sine s'qa'rei:
L nos 'r IN E" i twenty four IL
in Rl"cK b in RecC adiition I, tho v;lI,.. n
Ma ir"woc, MautOwoc c"u Nv I.ots nos. from
one i - I" t.en.v eight 2s-- in Book C
# sal; ad! ito lots from one Il "a
wenty eight Is in Block OF said add.
ION
Lot Hva u. e y;V or
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PhOtOgr, Am b:OtypeS, l. c

Ex.cured IN th' Fl c-' -r,ie ~ the Arr. ger
raj assortment o. Photographic A huns, Gases
nd Frames. Is kept on hand and will br sold
hgnre-
CuRP>ES and NV LIDS TAKEN A. thei,
r..-,de ce if required /; sisn Viess l. nd~">pe
,ud ID ..-iiing~ ffken ~ Reason bic rire- II ~
NJ bad fifteen var ex erierce in the F ,
Art " halt unfprtskt. 10 d. "a 90 d work u,
: dpu, il. a,tS at tht Eastern cites
Office D fJr. street. opposite Piatt 4 Villa.
Store
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HENRY BEElNER

respectfully intoinnS tie pnhnr of Ma"'''
voc town ana equity, and >urr"uhdII' :
country. that ne has re..-nty purchase"
the Drug auh Me 'irine stoio ior'ner'y kept
hv LFUB<ER & RrDiGFR. IN the corner 81
Franklin and Eighth streets, south side o.
tie river, and hat in addition to then
Iarpe >,o k. hp i constantly adding to and
renlenishino the same lie has large
on1 extensive assortment q: PURh
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. five s. ia blk 1s6. village of Xanitowse

~FNtU. Z FTyNF, & II ( TOO
Ans" All tn rght. 't'e AND interest which tho
0fn &C hhhit-, "r either OF them, had in and
3" 20 .. Block l63, village # Msuitowoc, ~
me h4tr OF the fling Of the ,',achment. 10 Wit :.
h l1tn day OF December, 1861.
"h'ch SAID real e.'ate. AID rigl,t, title and in>
crest as aforesaid, | shall xposp far sac auG''
s. az pnhlic auction ~ n" Cur, Iouse in th~
Village "' ri,ou Or in al county AID ara
on the 6 h day of .nuarv 1854 At 10 o,c,o.1
~ the i"rei nnn "f sad dav T.. >s,;sf, q id go
ru ION and costs. Dated Sherif's Office No.
veInber Il5h, 1868.
IRA P SMITH, Sheriff
by JIM II BURNS, Under Sheriff.
Csc. REID. +, frs At,'y,
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Land for Sale 1!
Teacher Wanted!

A NAL TEACHER at g"". q ions
n l. qlrnh t" teach the Sch'."i III District
\, / Tow ~ Neon. libra -Al,rv will he
,sit School t. comm nc. Nov l., 1863 add
> .ntrune six months FIR further part cular g
apply 10
ROB'T. GULUOLLASD, Clerk.
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ManitOWOc Market.

Torrccfed HTeetf? By WV ii IInRN
Dpnlqr ~ Pro 'uro Proriv;oos h-
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DEFY C91sTETsTs3s!

The pa-tOrao, e the n"opl. nf Ma it" VOC
C,Ipruei K wtuup. ,ud Brow cnnf'ti = j. o.
lci ed AID hoy wi find it t their s,iv ants 9.
70 C J. = x 'mIr" nv pr'ces heto,e purcha-
-iuo ei..wi,rrr T, The people # t1oae cnn"-
tj.- I s,nu,i sa, that tor he %" rHna"e | have
received 81 them am liza kiul AID hope
10 have them conrlnGp he sam. ~ | I'm now
better prepared t. supply rh"ir wants, and will
guarantee general satisfaction.
Fem thia d,te | viii pay the highest mari ct
,r,ce f,t All kiYd ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-26
For Sale.

4 VALUABLE farm of two hundred
~ acres, Of which one hundred and sixty
is under fence and eighty acres under pillow,
with good dwelling house. a large quantity
OF choise fruit and shrubbary. Said farm is
pleasantly situated four miles north east OF
the town of New Oregon. in Howard county,
Iowa, and two miles from Railroad now in
course Of construction, is we'll adapted to
raising grain, is one of the best stock farms
in northern Iowa, having beautiful stream
running through its entire length, and fine
and durable spring of water near the dwell.
ling. Said farm will be sold cheap, and on
liberal terms, and pei feet title given.
For further particulars enquire at the
firm. or OF the subscriber at New Oregon
Dated June 10Th 1863. (n34tf
JOINT. CLARK.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-26
Sold by All Druggists, Grocsrs,
Hotels and Saloons.

NoTirEO OF SHERIFFS SALE OF Re-
~ AL E>TATE.-Stste Of lora, HsusrG
County S S.
BY virtue of one special execution Issued
out of the Office OF the Clerk of the Di.sric,
Court of Dubuque county Iowa, at the suit
of Charles G. Landon Plaintiff agains. Lu-
Their w. jackson ct al and dated May a5th
1863, to me rected commanding ms tina.
of the premises hereinafter described cause
to be Dado the sum of fourteen hundred a nd
eleven dollars and seventy Ave cents dana
ges and interest thereon at the rate Of Fix
per cent per annun since the 28tn day Of
February AID. 1868 until paid and costs
taxed at two and 20-lO0 dollars. to satisfy a
judgment which said Plaintiff recovered
against said defendants at the February term
A D. 1862 of said District court shall offer
tor sale at public auction to the highest bid.
der for cash at the front door of the court
House in Vernon Springs Township. Howard
county, Iowa, on the l4th day of July A. D.
863 at the hour of one O'Clock P, NJ of said
day the following described premises, to wit
the east half of the north west quarter and
the north west quarter Of the north west
qnarter of section No. twenty seven (27) in
township No ninety nine 1897 north range
No thirteen 13) west of the 5th P. N. in
I Howard county Iswa.
Done at Sherff's efdce Vernon Springs
this 9Th day of June 1863. n34v4
PIT. SEARLES, Sheriff of said county.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-26

stliution, or with its sworn enemies. If
they wish to maintain the constitution
invioiste, their only course is to uphold
the party that is its uncompromising
friends and advocates. 1t matters not
whether the republican organization as
such is dead or not, the democratic is
the only organization, and the only
party in this government that can ex
hibit an untarnished record of devotion
to the constitution and the laws, and
the only party around whose standard
the friends of civil liberty, of law, of
constitutional and good government
can rally. While this infamous adj
mlnistration denies democrats the
rights guaranteed them by the consti-
tuition. such copperheads as Gov. Sey-
mour of New York, and Gov. Parker
of New Jersey are sending men by the
thousands to prevent the fall of the
Federal Capitol, and the tyrants and
traitors that infest 1t, from falling into
Confederate hands. c
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-26
SHERIFF'S SALE FREAL ESTATE
~ State Of Ioirn, HoisRri County, IS

SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ State Of Ioira, Ho,sard Coun!s s $,
BY Virtue ola special execution issued out
Of the oth'c. Of III, Clerk ctthe pIstrc. Court
of said county at the suit 1T George Bliss
Plaintiff against A. II, Harris AND John {,
Schconmaker defendants aud dated June Ii
1868 to me directed commanding me tina. ~
the premises hereinafter described cause 10
be made the sum Of six hundred and thirty i>l
lars and interest thereon as the rate N SIX
per cent per annum Sirce the st>: day ~ leae
A. D. 1889 until psii srG c>S.< .sxe<i al >4x
and 10 Zoe dollars 10 satisfy = 'aSst,asai
which said Plaintiff recovered aga r<i Sa5S
defendants At the lase sa7va \ y 1883 Il
SAID District Ccar;> >a,sil vlsEe- s.- sals Al
public suc.icn - :Aa aSsAe>t tSsssr tac ss>E
81 the :ooa: door q: IN. '@a-i Gaasa sr Veg
non Springs Township So~s-! C.sarlr ga~a
On the ssh CAV II ga'v / = 1853 ri las
hour .: ;~e a;la;k 7. ". ~ ssis Tar ta al,
lOu:cS described Pre- vrss ~ 1'lI La, Na>
: ) : : > 81: u. II tto,k NJ ID Lens
Nos Is ! -. IL u IL Sisc2f M - l.rSr: Viii
!. , 81. J II Bunk No - II 1nt FIILrt tii
Ee-1c1 >--I- - f3.Nara E2au-rr Down xus
s.so ;1s sL.a -,li z - u Ilr. l9rra w-ssi
',-s,.t- -. 81 >.t:-s.rc W.. I:9g,Tr iss, "a
q Ter--.- . -. . :e.2,, :.,:s. y: ,,o,a. .apE.
s.s,e-s Il J. nas,
De.s L, t.1sr5s', C@tr, .e.,s IN. 1>::
p. I. sEaALES Aas,.s .. a.: rp.afy.
t;,,.ts
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-26
NOTICE OFAPPEALS.
ASSESSOR OF INTERNAL REV.
ENUE.

NOTICE is hereby given that list of all
Rev nue. Law of the United States Nv the
Assistant Assessor of Division No. 10 Of the
3rd Collt ctien District, which comprises the
County of Howard, will be open for the ex.
animation of all parties csneerned for the
space of fifteen (l5) days from date. And
further notice is hereby given that will be
at tie otice of the Assistant 4 scissor At New
Oregon on the 9Th day Of July 1863. for the
purpose OF hearing appeals which shall be
made as provided under Section fifteen (l5l
OF the Internal Revenue Law of the United
States.
JESSE T JARRETT.
Assessor Of the Third Collection District Of
Iowa, n36t2
Dubuque. June 22nd 1869.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-26

JONES VS. SEwARp.-Hon. Geo. W.
Jones late Minister to New Grenada
has commenced suit in the supreme
court of New York against VIM. H.
Seward the tyrant-traitor, for false i'm
prisonment in Fort La Fayette. The
damages claimed is $4,000. The
suit will be prosecuted by E. R. Mead
OF New York, assisted by Hon. Chas
OConner, and John McKeon. The
suit will be pushed with unfagging
energy and determination. Not only
should he have judgment but VIM. H
Seward, who Is mainly instrumental in
bringing civil war into our country
sho Nd be tried for treason and if found
guilty should suffer the extreme penal,
ty Of the law. Transportation to his
friends in Africa would be luxury tc
sweet.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-26

The fourth of July is to be celebrat-
ed at Howard in q manner worthy the
better days Of the Republic, to close
with cotillion partyln the evening at
the old stand formerly occupied by w.
S. Pettibone. A large delegation from
this vicinity now contemplate attend
ing. Those desiring to 60 should
meet at this place or Vernon Springs
to unite in the procession at as early
an hour in the morning as possible,
Those who believe the Constitution the
supreme law of the land, are earnestly
invited to devote one day in testimony
of their convictions.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-26
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Philadelphia, June o. The Wash
ington Star of this evening contains the
following:
Monocacy Junction, "a.
The Confederates have entirely de-
stroyed every bridge on the Baltimore
and Ohio R. r., from Harper's Ferry
to Cumberland, distance of 80 miles,
thus inhicting heavy damages on the
rosd-this, they have done in the last
SO hours.
Gen. Kelley came up with them this
morning at Cumberland and drove
them out Of the town. His movemt nts
have been very prompt and so far sue
cessful as he has already put stop to
westward progress along the railroad
line of their career of devastation.
Cincinnati, June 10, 1868.
The enrolling officer in Bonnie Coun-
ty, Indiana, was captured by several
persons on Monday. The men held
him while the women pelted him eggs.
Fourteen of the most active partisans
have been arrested
Fletcher Freeman, the enrolling
officer OF Sullivan county, Indiana, was
shot dead Yesterday while riding
along country road.
Harrisburg, June 24.-The city has
been IN high state of excitement all
day. News from up the valley shows
that the rebels are rapidly advancing
IN this direction in strong force.
No troops would likely venture so
far from their base of operations into
an enemy's country without force suttic-
lent to act on the offensive.
So far no opposition has been made
to their movements.
The rebels are now twelve miles
from Carlisle, and advancing.
Gen. Knipe, commading the force, in
the valley, will probably give them
battle at that point.
The rebels will nc doubt appear in
front of the town tomorrow.
1t is predicted that Mr.. Vallandig-
ham will return to Canada before the
the middle of July, from thence proceed
to New York, and thence Ohio: and
stump that State before the election
in October. The republican leaders Of
Cincinnati nave petitioned the Presi-
dent to recall Mr.. Valisndighan to his
home.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-26
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INCREASE OF RATs.-The Farmers
Gazette glish) asserts and proves
by figures that one pair of rats will
have aprogeny and descendants amount
ing to no less than 651, $50 in three
years. Now, unless this immense fam
lily can be kept down, they would then
consume more food than would sustain
$4,000 human beings. 1t will be far
wiser in the farmer to turn his atten-
ton tc the de ,truction of rats than of
small birds.
Certainly it will. Whoever engages
in shooting small birds is cruel man:
whoever aids in exterminating rats is a
benefactor We should like some Of
our correspondents to give US the bene
fit of their experience in successfully
driving out these pests. We need
something besides dogs, cats, and traps
for this business.-Eds. Scientific
American.
We can give our experience in very
few words. "CosTAR's" Rat Eater.
,ninator is the simplest, safest, cheap
est, and surest remedy, the most perfect
RAT -ifcation meeting re have ever at
tended. Every rat that can get it
properly prepared according to direct
ions, will eat 1t, and every one that eats
it will die, generally at some place as
distant as possible from where thu med.
icine was taken.-.Lake Shore { Mich.
Mirror.
t@See advertisement in this paper.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 26th, 1868.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.


The Democracy Of tho State of iowa are
requested to send delegates to State Conven'
ton hereby called, to be held at tho Capt.
tol in the city of Des Moiens. on
Wednesday sh day Of July neat
Mt 70 o'clock NJ. for the purpose of nominating
candidates for eveGrn Lieut. Governor and
Judge ofSuprene Court, to be supported at
the ensuing October election, and of trans:
acting such other business as may be deemed
necessary.
The basis of County Representation will be
one delegate for every one hundred votes cast
for Richard n. Sylvester, Secretary of State,
and one for every fraction over fifty.
The Democracy of the several counties in
.he State are requested to see that the neces-
.ary steps are taken in their respective conn
ties to insure their full represention at the
State Convention.
Bv order of the DemocraticState Central
Committee. J. NJ. ELWOOD. Chairman.
&c. TURK, Secretery.