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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10

VVHE DOUGLAS MEMORIAL D
ploma If N"mher~hip If tn In =
Monument A ,snc;ati"n. beautifully en- ra.en
on steel about nine by twelve inches dinen
SONS, j. now reaiv i"r distribution to th'
subscriber to he monument fund. T" a.
nerson- forwarding to the "a -ocia,io' 81. on
or more. Will he sent On, of these d.plOma
prope' ly executed.
To confirm ors in the sum of - or more
will he furnished grstu tously besides the
Diploma beauti:nl imperial size .teel en-
craving of lu!ge Douglas. 81 by II 'nche>
published by ~arsh. Z W, g.
Contributors in the sum "f 81 90 viii he
come life memhers Of the Do" las Nonrmart
ASSOCIATION in ths ANN of 500 10 honorary
Vt. rnea,h 'rs and in N sum %. 500 90 Ron
orarv lite members Of n" Roard 1T Trustees
T.oca' -ec-iver and >"liritors far contrihr
ticnS are heing author zed n .he '"val States
Pamp!,l"ts AID r.rcrlar- ront-i in the or
gam "a .;nn const' tut; n T., VS. and the a.
neal Of the association W Il he sent all wh'
viii forward their address
mrn;cat;nns shonld he directed I" the
Seq, etar' Dn""' q Mo. ument Association
~h cage. Il''ni>
WALr-p B Scars. P-es'.
LEONARD " VoLK. ec'ty. ni3,4ns
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10

~ ,oun thief was CHARGED
with having stolen watch. 1t
was his first of .nce. and was
r"adv to r'ead guilty, The mag
is.ra,e kid him what had iniu.
cch HIM to commit the tn, #. The
,onro nan replied that, having
Mc1 i | FIR some time. the doctor
advised him to take something
which he accord ng'v did The
1r:gistrate was rather pleased at
the humar Of the thing, and ask.
e what had led him to select a
~a'ch. why said the prisoner,
4 though thH' il only bad tine
that nature would work a cure
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
HOWARD ASsnCl ALTON
PHILADELPHIA.

4 "eneno'en, Institution est. l,Shei BY spe.in
Enao,rnren, for IL. r.i'rf OF 7hr "rk nnd MS
tre>.d. aMi''ed w;'h Virn',nt and Ep;dsm'
';.eos's, and especially for the Cure Of Di,saa
sF'I" S.1un' Orrrns
NEDI A. ADVICE given gratis nv tn
w Acting Snrgcnn. IN who ann bv let
te- w;.h dissertation Of th.ir c-"d lion. (acc
o"cnpat 90. habits of!;fc. &c and n cns"s o.
"-t~om. noverty. Medic mes furnished free "'
..hnrr.
vT.NAR' F. REPORTS IN en"rr atorhna
a 4 other n:saa Az ot rhe sexual organs. an
on u - new remedies emr owed N ~ D'sner>
NV. sent t. the sfl rted IN sealed letter ."
.e'o es frce of charge. Two or three stamr,
for rrst,re vi' no ccn,t,l'e
AA.i-ns. DR ! SK'LLlN H0rGHT0N
act:r" Surgeon. Howard A's"rstion. NJ 9
en"th with Street. Philadelphia, Pa r,
order Of mo n'~nr+nra
cHp,D uAHTwETL President
GEO F1!RCHfLD. See,etury v2nl1y
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
HON. c l. VALL\\DIGuAM 5
HON. G. |. NALLA\DIGllAM
RECORD N
Abolition,
Slay Try,
AND TtE
MA n IN, wv "a @

This work contain comp ,.a and ,ccura-,
ct'ieS IT r, NALLA>li!nAN'S nr nc pie
re'chr>, on the hi.ct nh,va n,m"d A.,
arts Of N-nv 9th >p~ hes, w'th I"tr"rS
ia.iitu1>. u"e- etc The w"k has b ,e
c refu ly edited AMI il lac eyed To p,es,,t
.a'rlv IN CORRECTLY. th- r'i ic.' record and
ps's on ut u man wh"e view. in reln. %. T.
t."c. !>cSfo Na:irnii tr"ub'e- aud T. G
remedies for them re art"act ~ an exit S"rd
navy am"'nt "t pubic attention.
The WI i. IN good >nb>t n. al paper. oiO
-. ;. iarg" S., ani Is o",an me with a
.erN II '"'v excepted teel engraved .ikene>.
I ~ NA,IA pIH,M
PRiG@ p, - r,'>ers. 60 c"n.>: 9th 81
90 dr.vcr"i j. Mail or kxl"e> !'repu q
N 'rre IT "t Gle rec
Wh"">a'e p"per Go ers s, % per A..~"
I: "'h S. 90 Tran ~prris'iou t" be paid b
| ,"sr ha-er
Tie e'ai' pr ccs q \ Title mu~e than ir>,
""mHa THIS Is nec.s>a IN con 90 ,tncp q
! cons der BILE Increase n the SIZE the book
.si>, the al ton f ri. engraving
Send md's with the IN new srci,se'l e
'oumbu. OhO add e>s"l ~ j. II F'LE> &
Go. r to Gov We ,ARY. "tfea Of he CIR SIS
Ever, Newspaper e'it"r ho ds..r-> Il cop,
ar not e can Obtain kv SO Ding "A copy ~
is paper to "B,x 500 Columbus Ohio
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
FOR INSTA.NCE:

FoR FIFr EN- D,LLAR~. we forward, nicely
ca"'ed and pa krd ing cd order. the til How.
ny rn"' nous quaint " OF Jewelry. eqlal
'nsh toany Plated Gn'd md not t" he rec
"g" zed from Gold osy ~ the trying #
,c.d>:
! Set Enameled VT Ch.;ns;2 PLAIN
F'"rent ne ms: ! Ear r ngs :" match 9
Twist Wire Pins: Ear rings to m itch: :
p ain Pn>; Err Rings to match; rs Lad es'
R'ngs, Do k'e.H~ar and variety Of pat.
terms; s. Unon Enb EN-; 30 Srarfp'ns. IN
md I'm rnt.nn Coral: Dnbr = as L"ckets,
eng nr-tnrned 6 Box IL i Glss, Pms for por.
RAFT on ha r; 2 escorted Locke. Hart ard
he'll Charms. and 6 Band Br.celets all tor
F lteen Dol ars A COLLECTION OF tn q nd,
when p AGED IN the hand. OF anv one "t or
li"ay intelligence org' tretai' Tor at 'eass
O.e Humid. ID Dollar!
ntalogue-. containing full info' mat On
md Pr ces o. Gmd can he obtained man
.rn' cation. O,ders by Na'H, IttgToTh 0r
Express respectfully $, l'e'ted.
SALISBURY BR' :. Il o..
81 I'orranceA 81 We!y''~-et Sts..
ns7y4ms] PROVIDENCE, RI.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
AZ y Mnv~~ Mnn~'
'pFRI,I, UJNE R'TTrHS

. PFRiNL WINE R'|vF'.>
Arc composed 90 r,,~o "~a n'.''tnroted
Vino ccu,,:rnI web Pe"hn-~v S,'.mo,' y
ceo' Crr.frov ";'' "herrr Tron r + v;k.
or,rd Ch,mcr''n E'nwnrs anI q ,+',~.
-hor orc m.nur,ct. -ol w. n rods l'u,..'e
rlo "a an oxr ,ri,- ~ "rd tcr"asr,' Ph"s;
can arIhe 30 Sho,' 49, ~ "',ss,d amono
Mo r,,a Y rn.+~.'y,,c "b'.' food 'hn "oun+"v
o-' ,-o;rs+ ~. 'c' The Ne.lcal "rofn, sion are
e,, ; "t'v ne; n '"c
IT.. crn t~,'r ."',.llo R''te-s h"vo hecn sn
.h.,~ouc'! y, +ost.I " nv c',sos IS no I'm
.r--;-~ f,r a'r,nst nvn~v -n~,'t" NJ Diseases
:,c'i"n. ~ ~ I,r,,, srstn'o that 'hpv arc
wow Hccn,cd VI rnrs'h" "sa
ro-r~ .~r.vs~-vT wv vvv-~v &; II
pTRrUAcF ONE pOTTV.F,
" Tns.s h-+ r:.Hoi p,~'fv +he R'nc1
C'rc Tore - no Sto",oc'' renovate the
NO >v ION, ari prn'or" &c
Prize ~ nor hrttle e ho..'es f,r 81
r-co,rcI .rd 81 wv
CuArJr re nn'r'cc1 DSCo.
,. .O' rPRNpP, ETOgS.
10 William Strno+. Now Ynrk.
~Fnr sac w druggists and groc"-s we're
rally throue hont the country. nl06v1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10

THE CAUSE IF NlLRoY's Pro-
MoTl,N-\ aS',iprton spec ia|
to the Herald -avs: .'r,. cause o.
the Apo ntrnrnt of N:l'cv as ma.
ir general was rhe systematic
puf,g Of MIN lat winter by
partisans writ 'rs at this point.
One Of = en- 'elegraphed to the
Tribune and Times that Mi roy
hal told the Pres;d' plainly
tsatif be wanted military surces'
he must get rid of West Poin'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
Gutta Percho Roo ing.

M article ever h.rn-e intro1rc@d =
the 'nhrc hss "qna1led the l. OVID Ger
r..pErcHA for costing TN ~ o'her rooc
ew or old One gallon. ca ting <l.so
will theron.hly coat from 200 to 400
Feet of roof. and hi. coating WI rem
der the roof perfectly waterproof. AMI
vii, last th-o. times a. long a. whit
lead or other paint. Dor covering roofs
either nav or old We reneat. it has
M cqral for durability and ohespnesa and
we offer il ~ tho public frlv confident
~ its intrinsic excellence. and with a
warr,rtv that It will do I'll that VIZ
claim fnrit. Sold in barrels If fsrtv gal
'ons .ach. T. liberal discount to deal.
era. Address all orders %,
RF,nv kOoFr~G m.
Ul,3. '2mos % Cedar street. New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
ND 7 pOVCT D0OS'
Jm,p ;al vino Rittc~s

40 ,~o,a~nI h- an WON'T M w.
~ rs;,.;ar who ac,'onI .hnn, s"crn 'sr,'~ "
Ne r-oc.'ce rr-.|~ 'ast -vor'- rro vnn-s ITO
c~,r~:oto- lnrr~o rr~r'"S,r IN oxn'.'e'~n
49, - r,-r-ro "..~n nd 90 ~" no'.n~
OoJ.' rn'e'- ~ 'r,rn.'. VINO ~ tn-a -
tLor, tnsto1 hr +wn dst'-~"ehnH ~ ' ~nl
mr., c.'o,n who n orornce1 'hcm y Va rah'e
~e Ok. fn- 1:.nnsn
Ahhn-~h no ~ d:r"l mon o. ~ = "nrr'.r
% = 90 ~-,' ':rr d'Sn-r"o~" ~ r''",t ""f-
c:,es vat r-e Do NM 'c''nrn y ~ = n--e"ta.
10 ph vs;c;,~ ran no c.uri N 40 T1,;ta1
e.otas arr-a:n+nd " ~ ~ ~ ~, oi;.."' --n~"~.
a. who wv rrt =, ~ .~~-o-n Dr = r.
~. po1c' In, RIM U';n, n;V"rs
T., ou 4, WV .n+tl.1 ~, cee rwL~~n ttc-" 80
,,w,r~ . la-re r,,snt'tv 81 'nc--:,~ tn,tn~
e.or, W r = rn:sc,o"s r,;,"ml % crontnd
- nse h;.to-e @hnu,d he used evev morn n q
lor,ro brooSf,e<
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10

The commissioner % pension
has cStimatc thar if the war ron
sinues a year longer. and pensions
are granted in the same proper
linn as lu ing the past vcar, that
~" ravn'ent oil those pensions
will ~ w an animal sun OF ST.
O0O,0o from the treasury.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10

Sro~ar.:. tho gvrat Nv York
dry g, h> dealer. is reported t"
l,Hv list two m;lr,n dollars By
The lac !,"avv fall in cotton goods.
Il" bad b night heavily and got
suck. In one dav shirtingS and
c'.cetings were marked 4 wn at
his courier from Ace tn Csc a
yar>i. Bnt lie rar s'an1 t.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
II ,ruy} COuntM lO,c1.

NOTiCE.-H rnrd County iowo.
~ Thos.. who have subscribed ~ TINS o.,
n a.d IF tho Roman Cath nc |h'rcn N
course Of construction at Vernon Spr nss. are
hereby inform med thai the subscription pa
per, m " tie found at the etor ct Messrs
rtrothcr& K rkrat,ick. who are authorized
70 receive payment from sub c1ibera, and
4 nj; M in aid Of tho h"ch
JOHN T. LONG, Trustee.
nB7tf July 3nd 1868.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10

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Easily ,AN>'iRtD.- 'tfpN'i
'"' 'aHatrS iiaVe been a N'nS'
'"N"p'S'nS \a'!an'''gham sh""'i
,: &c. 'h. wlaf th'ns 40" Is Ut
20 ut b'rk tor Inauguration VII"
,Ae federal srnt'nce of oanlsiIHi'n'
'.<a'nst nm!
ITO" wou.h the 1"'owinS hon'
.t5laham lLnco'n| m''S>'y' t.
congress on The 4th OF July. IS
Il. - as Il s"g !">''v' kew 10 'h"
aatlr'pa,e' proh' M! SAID hr:
r'ur popular g''ernm"ht has
NJ en been cal,,d"n exI~r'men'
W. points II 1t nur p""pl. have
= ready 'c':''d--''.' successful e>-
'ao.lsnlnS ana the successful al
n'lnlsterlnS OF it. One still r.
Aa'ns-'tsSncces~f'! maintenance
against IA t 'rn dabie internal al
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
? If. u, J. Wocd's
HAIR RkSTORA TIVE

I T also ,.reven's the Hair from becnming
unhealthy and falling off. and ca,,ses It to
grow and th;ck-n .here it j. yor., by resu.
NC Ia ng the organs necessary to supply
utr 'ment and c"oring matter.
Th-sand If >-ld er~ in the Army have
est f'd 70 the above. who h d become gray
and lot their Hair bv sickness. chan e al
81 mare, and inattention, while performing
camp duty
Al a restorative and Dressing, IT hns n.
equal In30v4yI'
Mold ~ Dr. J C'emmer. New Oregon
and hx r. Saoxil CkinacN Ill
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
Prof. 0. J. Woods
YtIR RESTORATIV'

T.41S Astonishing prep raft q turn. The
L har b ack to is original co!or after
having becon gray. and re nstatesi' in al
it's orig nal hea! h. iu~'"r so tne~s and hea,.
ty-r moves all nandrnf fir m the Scalp. and
all unpleasant 'tchiogs. It will ais" cur,
Cutan.ars Ernptiens - Oh A. Seal. Head
letter &C.. and hence creates perfectly
he 'thy condition cf the calp. by act ng ii,
\ >tmn' 4 an. Tonic to the o.gans 9 -
p'yiny the cnlrr ng matter 10 he Hair. com
r'et4lv restoring tn m 20 their original Wig !,
and h"a'th-,hue preventing all tendency t.
bccome gray
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
10 u'IilA PEOPLE
: T THE UN / nrtrE

~ Il mun,l 81 V,c ~. 1888 'ieur'"'
>nusl q, first ,n,r Il "a tnr ale ?. h
uri,i" DR. | H,vrE Mons im"crn Wins
B t;c'e ard n thu si'rt rc,''h the, hn'rg Y
IN such w vrrsl Suti.ia. ton to tlr many
th"sard> al rers"ns who have tired them
thar It is now IN e~tah he'd rticlc he IN
"'n' ~ bed !, and manta W SEW nv . NJ SIM"
II frm Il neglect OF >ml comr la'ntS is >"r
rrs'uw. and is th"eta of Tho utmost ~
torrance tta' y strict n'trnto' to tho 'rn>'
;nd most 'ritlirr l"d " ''mr"t Sh@nld hr 'a'
for ! S"n.e> ut tke Nv m.'st ir-ar ah'> ut
t"c' the mind. The >uhsuri o,rs now only ask
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
roRESTON STORE.

VR. CAREY. D 'a'cr in Drv Goods Gro
cr;es. Hat. and Cape Boots and Shoes. Gro X.
cry. Hardware. Clothing, BIZ k, Millinery.
and o. her go d..
w TIED All kinds Of country produce n
exchange tor goods Or cash. lnl7va
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
NTvNSON & PIERCE.

D-a'era in !; nora! N"rrhand'se. Drv
Good. GROCERIES. Boots and Shoes. rrocker,,
Glass. Nails Putty. Rerdv Made Cl"th;ng
Hats ars Cans e.. &c. In short we -ke"n
Amos every article reqn'red. Az: usually
kent in \ cs"ntrv store. md sell as c'~ao rs
tho times will rern,;s 'rlsvam3
New Oregon lea. leth le62
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10

TO- ~,n- r~-.'r" .As VI; hove hc.n
.erdnred -s AID ~" 'o.te~s WHICH ~" 49,"
a,;iv -"ne;v'nr 40 rn~~''::~" woo 'h''
,r,o,r NO 80 .,or :, Asn Q't+a~s havn r'-n7 =
COT c.c+', -h:r, M .t',- hnvo n-n~ a,r"
lor,rn M -vomnn - ~" 'and shn"d Va
without +Lnn, on .hoen -'''n once nsn them
will rci 90 20 Lnor = s.,.,-.t-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
nR. J. RONEE DODS'
lWpaGil| \ iUr RitterS!!!

III e'''' " " = - ~ -
fem ~! who have nor used them w" rhal-
'''ngc tie w"r :" rrndjc" the = equal
Th"s" H''rrS { r the cure Of Ns0k S'omnr"S.
G neral De'iTtu nd far P"r, iwns and En-.
n hing RI" H Oh ar" ,'>"l tslv "n>' IRA SOD
~ any "-ncr remedy :,n earth t. b" aSs'"
81 81 this ~ nn'y necessary (" max" 'h''
ia, The WIN" ,Sr'i i. vt \ very sup" Wv
o"ai'N. beng hr,,t CIV. thrh >tnn ." tha,
A'hsr wines: va m;"r and Nv ;"nrs''ng the
w .'e v~tcm from IN" head ~ the ct ~
his" Br:erS ave ron " and a'trr Wv" ~ 'h'''
"harac! =. So h"v >'r' 'r'h"n nni wv r"rat"
be whoa VT NJ ard G'vr fW tame and
beoittp Gct'tn e. ~ its warts hv ""a'iz'n'
the g cu'! ns. rcmnr'n' OhS'r'c''n"s. u"
n odnr;ng general wnrmh Thsv ARD as
exc. llsnt tr Diseases anil Va,knrSs r."'
ar =" FrN,1rS. wh"re II Ts";c IL renn'r"i :"
siren then ard brace the svStrm NJ l. dv.
who j. subject ~ 'aSs'tIde an1 lin'reSs"S
~hnr Il he without them they are revivify ne
D." their art"n
THESE DIrrERS
willnot MY "ure hut Prevent pt'"ases
AID IN thi rasn~cr ~ . don " valuable to the
,er>On Nh" m " rse thsm For
lNClpiEvrC Gov %NNpTl0N.
Weak I.nncs nd essti"n. y, sners'a D''"as-
~ "f the Nervous >vstcm Paralysis, Plea.
md tor al sea re- u.r'nSn Tonic
Or. D,ls' C"'e'rstel Wine Bi'ters
A:3s 'yi1v.np \sS'NN!
F.,r So~e TL~o,t. On "n,n-rnn amo' Z the
C'n~.,~ .hev n-e +r'i vnlnah'e.
Co- 40 .-oI md ;ns~m ona or rn-sons ~
-. - N.>S
W. row-a- c,d Az rnhlir srraknrs-t"-
pc. + Vce-n-s Ta;'ors S"nm<t-e.ses. St'd"rtS
.-t:sts, a~d a" y. .ons '".a'n" s.aentarv
Efe - e~ w! rr,ve t'rl~ hon 'er'a'.
Ven Pn.e-agr ther ara who a. "m". '"n"-
cont and IL ;r>ne IN +"n ta.ta Th-v nrodr:"
~ +hc n~h;'.. ra.,c aHc"ts " Rr'"dv "r WI I"
=. ;.ho.+ ;n+cx:cat:r-. and n-e valra"'e rom
ed- f,r MANSIONS - ''ctcd ~ the "se Ut ev"e'.
c:r. s+~or a-;rk. and who 'sh =" -.fr' ~
e-crr'. T1nr arc ~ra "nt--' f"""
Cow, nc co:so,s cn-+,'-al " thn ~ l'o-'f"d
u"-c. orI L:.-crs with which the corntr"
< anoina
r,ose Rs. -.r nnIr Cr-. hut Prc"-nt
~, ."e. md sho"'d H. rs"' ~ AZ vh" 20
~ d, ~n,c+~,. -.hr-e he wnt"~ 20 bod ~ whnr"
r ~ ara fn-nrs .~e rr"rn'~n' Rn n IN
.;-e,v ;r,ocert and harnn'"ss +h"v INV ""
y Won Freely to Children and Infants with i'm
rrr:+v
PHYSICIANS C'e-~~r,nn and to~""-"rr"
,arcratns 40 ~ at "fhrr,a, sh"-l' 20
.'sI :, s,rncI;o thn~a tr.''v ~slrnh F'T-
y ccc ovnr t,,c vow, AZ ~ -ahr essentially
al =, NV. y ~ ~ nh .~nnsS ard W "N:"
7, NJ sro.,;,,s NJ ~. Tvorl CO. H,nIn-he
~ v,r,o,s vv,,J,.s, m nnpE' l-s,or
l., {o he 81
Solutary and EH"n''""'. a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
D R. N 0 k,s
CEk BRAT ID

Ger BRAT
GOLDEN AROMATIC BfTTER3
They strengthen aud ioviym ate tn,
system and emil, Ell the mind.
MoRTON'S BITTERs 80,
Cure Chr"n D arrhce, AID R'ncav r,uv
AlORTON'S BITTERS!!l
Cue pv~n"r.'n and Constipation.
MORTONS BITTtRS!!!
Croatea Healthy Appel tr; IRE m ant. dos.
to Chang" IF Water and Diet
AORI,N'S BlTI ERS!!!
Overcon'" D;.s patton aud L,ts Hour>
MORTuN'> BlrrELS!!!
Cure Liver Co,apla mt and Nervous Hs.d, Oh.
n ri Ms BlrIEh>!!l
euro Cholera md ca l,;a Alorb,,s sre .
s.re p""v"n v" In n'''"". revers
MORToN'S BITTER'S!!!
Cure Jsundice, N kit Swsats and Sem. n.l
Weakness
MoRToN'S B'TTER>!!!
Are 4" Ton "no Arom 80 COM n.d purely
'er.r"h'e aud made r m tn, cho zoe,
~ WIZ. ID 'TNS III II 'rnI Ihny
Particularly 'dartcd to Weakly
persons req 'irins ~ gentls
SIN ,'ant,
Sol1 by Al DrvoeiI,. Gyvcer.
Hotels snH Nalaons.
MA.vrAc1uRED SOLELY ~
WALTER D. MORTON.
le:t'h's Stoushton VIE B'ters
By Bots or on Drought
Adares" NORTON 4 HARVEY.
Sole nr"pr'eto-s. IS Dss born Street,,
2 u By No. is>0 rhisaso III
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10

For Rats. Mire Ronches Ants Bed
Bugs Wnths IN twrs. IVool-
lens &c Insects on
Plants Fouls. Ami-
mails, &c.
Put IN N e5' SOC and 81 90 Bottles, and
F.s>ks 50 and IS sizes tor Ho els Pub,c
institutions. &c.
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NOTICE oFAPPEALs,
ASSESSOR OF INTERNAL REV.
ENCE.

VOTlCEisherehy given that . list Of an
~ the take. Assessed under the Internal
Rev nue. Law ut the United Stst"s Nv tho
assistant Assessor o' Division N" 10 Of tho
3 Coll ctian District. VIII oh CON i,es the
County of coward. will be open for tho OK
tni.ation If all parties concerned fr tito
''acr Of fifteen (i5) da from date. And
',rher mt ce il hereby given that | vii 10
T. TIE ,.fice If the Assistsnt ! staasor q Nsx
oregon on the 18th day If July 1873 tor the
urm.e OF hear ng appeals which shall h.
made ~ pr v'ded under Sec ion fifteen isl
the lnterna Revenue Law of the United
MATES:
JESSE T JARRETT.
Assessor OK the Third election District Of
own. n36,2
Dubnque. June c2nd 1883.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-10-30
From the Kana VIVA valley.

E. We learn from the Lynchburg Republic
can" of Thursday, that there is now but a
very small number of Yankees in the Kama.
wha Valley. General Scammon, the eomman-
der, having gone with the larger portion to
Tennessee, either to reinforce Burnside or
Rosecrans. The force now in the Valley con-
sists Of four regiments and one battery-the
regiments being the 18th. 23d and 9lst Ohio
and the 5th (bosus) Virginia. The 18th and
9lst are at Fayetteville, the county seat Of
Fayette county, the 23d is at Charleston, and
the 5th (bogus) Virginia is scattered at diff
ferent points along the river. There are no
cavaley in the Valley. General Scammon
took with him the lst and I'd bogus Virgil
nj. cavalry, the 34th Ohio, Zouave, recent
u mounted. the 9th [bogus] Virginia and
McMullen's battalion. A little dash and en-
terprise on the part Of our forces in the Val
ley, would, it is believed, clear it Of the ene-
my.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-10-30
500 REWARD.

n UNAWAY from the subscribers on the night
El of the 9Th instant, two negro men naiued
Riley and Dan.
RILEY il, very bright mulatto, 10 or 10
years old, s. feet or 8 inches high, and has
very large scar on his right side, the effects Of
burn in boyhood-had on when he left a SOL
dier,s cap, and either dark frosk coat or gray
sack. and carried with him black Oil Cloth
Satchel, and red checked counterpart, and is,
in all probability, making his way back to the
State Of Kentucky, where be was purchased a.
bout year ago.
DAN is black, "a or IS years old, S feet 8 or
4 inches high stout built, short hair and short
wbiskers;-had on when be left new suit Of
black Jeans, and may follow Riley in the direc-
lion Of Kentucky, or may have induced Riley ia
follow him to the county of Hanover, where he
has wife, in either case trying to make their
way to the Yankee lines
The above reward will be paid for their arrest
and confinement. or 500 will be paid for either
OF them. H. @. A. BOYER,
JOEL GERMANY,
Mt. Airy Depot, Wythe Co, Va.
Oct. Is, 1S63-3wif
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-10-30

Drowned, near Glade Spring Depot, on the LIST
inst, PHILIP BENoNI, son Of Mr.. Philip B. and
Mrs. Mary D. Snapp, aged years and month
Oh. how sad to his parents and other members
of the fanily-white and black-to haye4to part
with little Mont SO suddenly and unexpectedly.
He slipped off to the stable, and entered the
passage. A hole had been broken in the floor
oyersthe cistern, he fell in and was drowned,
and though discovered in three or four minutes,
all efforts to bring him to life were unayailing.
Though taken away under circumstances so dis
tressing, the doating parents submit to the SCI
we're affection, under the assurance that their
beloved boy is with God And though they can
not now understand the reasons Why he was 50
suddenly removed, they can. in their hearts say,
the "Lord gave, and the Lori hath taken away,
blessed be the name of the lord.
Noni was a bright and uncommonly intellect
ual child for his age Every object that he met
here ON earth was source of constant enjoy
ment to him; how WELL therefore, must his joy
GUS little spirit be fitted for the far exceeding
sources of enjoyment in heaven, where lie has
met with his two little brothers who preceded
him, thus forming happy little circle in the
midst of all the redeemed in glory.
Died, on the I'd inst, at the residence Of his
mother, in Washington co., Thomas CAMPBELL.
aged twenty eight years.
His disease was Typhoid Fever, attended with
great suffering, which he bore with much forth
tude and Christian patience. For the sake Of
his family he expressed wish to live, but vas
willing to die, if it were Gods will. As his
health had been unusually delicate for some
time, partly owing to severe wound, which he
received while brayely fighting the battles of his
country, death did not come unawares. For
more than two years he had been member of
the Presbyterian Church, in which he enjoyed
the full confidence and love Of his brethren. He
died sustained and cheered by the faith in which
he had lived; deeply lamented by large and af.
fectionate family, and by wide circle Of warm
~ attached friends. The bereaved widow and
the fatherless children have the fullest assurance
that their great loss is his eternal gain.
Oct. 26, 1853. ANIcus.
Died, ut the residence of his grandfather.
Maj. Edw'd Crutchfeld, on the I'D inst. al
Diphtheria, Ned DAVIDSON, infant and only son
Of james B. and Julia Cooke, of KY, aged IA
months.
At Cedarville, Sept. 74th, 1863. NlLpkrp =.
daughter Of Mr.. P. Kestnor, in the 9th year Of
her age.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-10-30
The Polk Embrogllo.

The Marietta Rebel publishes the following
explanation Of the cause which led to the
suspension Of Gems. Polk and Hill:
Gen. Polk left Gen. Brasg's headquarters
at 10 o'clock at night under orders to attack
at daylight. He was accompanied by Gen.
Breckinridge. On their way they met a staff
officer of Gen. Hill, to whom Gen. Polk COM
municatsd his order. Upon reaching his
headquarters he dispatched orders to his own
division Generals and TO Gen. Hill. The for.
mer received them and were prepared to exc.
cute them at the hour designated. But Gen.
Hill failed to receive those addressed to him.
being in the rear. The messenger returned
about daybreak reporting that he could not
find Gen. Hill Gen. Polk then sent orders
to Gen. Hill's division commanders direct.
mounted his horse and with his staff rode to
the front. TITS is tie up-shot of the matter
just as it traAspired. Some persons blame