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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
The Weed Sewing Machine
Company,

SOC Rrn4Nwav. n. Y.
Manufacture II" mos' perfect "arhine FER
Sowing Of al kinds cvnr nr"snntcl to tho
,rer;c'n white. and challenge rcmnari> son
with anv Sewing Machine made in the
Uni red tates
THe Heei 1'nckincs with all thfir vnlu
ab mrrnycn rrts entirely overcome al
m erEec. an Tknv ARC
SUPERIOR To ALL OTHERS,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
\ CARD To YOUNG LADIES AND

A CARD To YOUNG LADIES AND
"A GENTLEMEN. The subscriber will
send free Of eharge) to all VII" desire 1t. the
Recipe and directions for making simple
Vegetable balm. that will. in from two to
eight days. remove fmples, B'otches. Tan
ronghness of the kin, le.vein the same = ~
Nature intended it shoald be-scf clear,
smooth and beautiful. T!ose desiring the Re-:
c;re, with full instructions. directions, and
advice, will please cal on or address with
return rostage,)
THOS F. CHAPLIN Practical Ch,mis',
ns6vs mel SO, Srodway, New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
NUNSON & PIERCE.

Dealers in G-neral Merchandise, Dry
foods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes. Crockerv,
lass, Nails Putty, Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps SC, &c. In short We keep
Amos every article required. and usually
ept in country store, and sell rs cheap a.
ns times will permit. In1av3m2
New Oregon Ian. 10th 1868
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18

WANTED, at this Office good. steady
w industrious 10y. II to is years old. to
learn the printers trade. To such ono with
q GOOD knowledge Of reading asd writing an
sxtraordinary opportunity will b given.
-ysnuary 6tk leAe. nI4r4M
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18

A FEW copies of Da Vincl's
"a great painting "I'he Last
supper" may be OBJ aimed at this
Office. This is one Of the finest
pictures ever executed; Prize 81.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-18
THE MOn"T SWING Ma,
CHINE!

r'yr CHEAPEST ~ 1--WE worm.
F1Ss3 "sN"ts~s - S0"s1 - yn~ha -,1N
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
The New York herald., 1863-07-28


Bruce Co. report -four Arm. ba aeehansod ma |.
us 10. Wheat hrner than A. aAS'' a. "a -
some cases H. "a deArer: winter red, 80 10 IL.
e extra roc, vs. % ID; white los los. sa IA. ~
Corn nrm and 3D. por quarter dcarsr Mixed C-f ~
IT'S "a white, 2Ss. Cd. q 29s Cd per 4S0 lbs.
PROVISIONS MARKET. :.
Inc same authorities quote beef moderate deinanS
a. extreme rates Pork dull at 40s. 56s. Bacon un-
Butter quios Lard nrm ut 36s. 3D. 3ss tho spot.
ana Sss GA 3es 6d. for forward delivery Taow slow
81 4Os as. for North American.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Inc brokers' circular AshesSaies OF pots AZ
Sugars firm. Coffee quiet and easier Rice very dull.
hark-saes Of Baltimore at 6s., and pbadelphiA at
7s. Cd Ss. Lnseed shade dearer Linseed oil steady
al aos. 4ts. Cd Cod oil, $50, 10 arrive Amer an
sperm, fs2 est Rosin steady: common American
29s 20s. Cd. Spiriis OF turpennc nominal Petro.
leum-Messrs Bout, English Brandon report du
market small sales or refined at Is 4d Is. 3D. crude.
iis' benline Is. Sd, but tending upward Tue same
authorities report reghts 10 America continue dull
LONDON MARKETS.
hcssrs Barring Brothers Co. report-wheat continues
Flour 22s 25s. Cd. Ironars G5 l5e. rails Is los.
20 It's 81 pig, SIS Cd. Sugar fmcr-partally 50 3D.
desrcr. Coffee again Is. %. lower Rice unchanged
Tea very dull; common Congou, ls Id Talow dull, at
AS for \ Q. Linaeed firm aud active Linsecd cakes
Quot New York barrels El0. Lnseed oil In demand at
45s. sperm oil nominal. Cod, f53 lOs f54. spirits
Of pentlne-Amercsn held for zoos Pcroleum--lse
fined, %. 3D. a q. 4d closing at latter. crude, EGO
Stocks-Refned 10 500 barrels; crude, 4393 barrels
lard 10 demand, bacon also In better request for
az D0rt
The New York herald., 1863-07-28
MAILS FOR EUROPE.


Highly Important Hexsce--Th'
Archdske M~ximiiSss,s'~ - ~ss'r'a' Ere
claimed mperor, Sc.
The cunard mail steamship Persia csps~'h Low, WI
leave this poraio-morrow for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close ia this city al eevea
O'Clock To morrow morning
The krw YORK HgnAlo-Edi,ion Cor Europe-wiIl be
published at ten O'Clock in tho morning. and viii contain
highly important Intelligence from exico tho Arohduke
MACMILLAN, of Austria proclaimed Emperor and. IN
no declines, tho Emperor OF the French empowered 10
seees suitable person for the position interesting
counts from cur specl correspondent Of tho attack
OF Inc Union forces Fort Wagner on Morris Island
near Charleston > O. account Of The capture John
Morgan and his band Of rebel raiders Ii Ohio the latest
nowa from the Army q the Potomac Rosocrans' army
Banks army and all important war news, The latest
news from Central aud South America aad reports OF All
Interesting events o. tho past week
Single copics in wrappers ready for mailing eve conts
sampson Low, Son Co, Al Ludgate Hnl London. ing
land VIII receive subscriptions and adyeriscments lor
the NEw YoRx IIgRaLp.
The New York herald., 1863-07-28
THE PRIyATEERs.

operations or the GeoTsir-The Barks y.
-. soaser ana Good Hope Captnted--
The j. ". Sesver Bonded ana tbe Good
Dope Burncd--strangc Conduct OF the
arb Conrad. .~r.
y lAe arrival al nosfonon Saturday ast q tlc stip
u9nas Sye, captlin jenkins. which leit no faneiro
JursrY -. have received the intelligence - ths cap
lire destruction by the rebel gcrgs q the
Ark coed Hope wtca sailed from Boston Apr, - far
cpe Good Hope. and also q, tie capture ~ the sane
ge.-el n bark - Seaver. Captain ~nqw. ~irh sailed
grDm inslan Afrl -. far Hpng Kong Tho after vas
bo1Ged for nfteen thousand dollars and ek tosrd the
no ianelro where she arrived 90 JAbssry = Captain
G0rd0n master Il tbe Good Hope died boAfd hls
~ when days 0gt from Boston and his body Wa
preserved 70 be sent hane ba, whether Wa barred
sh the vessel taken oT wit4 the u stated.
Good Hope Owned 10 Bs,an by Mrsrs ssgi. cd.
dus X 90. The ". Ssaver ~w also owned tbnre by
william " BorfmAn.
rhs crew of bark Amaxonisn. tefore rayvted de.
aruyed took passage board Brltgh brig HsDs 21d
VI June for New York
fhs bremen bark pyrment which arrived hero yes,er.
day rerrts that June a. attrss - hrgitnce 81
spo<e bark coursd, " Pniiasietyha. who osad oo,
NUsd not give satisfactory who're firm
bound sad they bound Basros syre- ana -ogsd
,sad boat 90 bard a she had bras caDnoc and
king her aYpeAfs dif wait for tie boai Her
sstsegasnt NOV showed she not hound g.
nucros Ayfes, as be steering IN nr'hsestery d
rector before the wiud Na5s ali sale sad let bsr
there bsisg Al the time tbrse ssl N oomgsIy. ffhe
lFrpm this report woald seem that sts~r both ,hs
captains sf these vessels frgsee q the sshi y
each other 90 elsc ths Conrsd bas bn ssned and
been convssisd snts pslvsiscr.--knlser Hssatn
The New York herald., 1863-07-28
New Zealand.

The from the northern island OF New Zealand
represent the natives state OF anarchy Tho report
the murder q officers and six soldiers OF the Fifty
seventh regiment is confirmed. They had apparently
been shot down without moments notice, and tho
bodies all terribly mutlated. On the reach
ing New Plymouth tho alarm was fired, and messen
gers despatched to bring into town ali those who
we're their farms and at work In the bush.
gazette published calling out the militia and warning
the people to 60 beyond the OMAHA socade night
Fully hundred militia ard volunteers tod oil
COR patrol dity.
The London 7imcs saysit IL than probable that
this very moment ths government of New Zealand Is
engaged IN another Maori After all that has passed
the thing appear Incredible blt 4 u almost certain
and what Is more present Information does not
BILE point out how could have been avoided. Let
received yesterday state that the natives appear
wig confue hoStcs T. the old theatre, raranaki.
aud unless further complications arise VI N improbable
that any attack viii bo made upon Aacklaad Fuily two
hundred thousand natives are located n the country be
tween Auckland and Tsranak and these tribes open
~ hostile the Europeans. Apart from tho native DIM
cutes the colony rapidly progressing. The middle
island provinces, being unrammeed With native Affairs,
going rapidly ahead
The New York herald., 1863-07-28

The steamship Scotia, Captain Judkins, which sailed
from Liverpool at ten O'Clock emorning Of the 1s
and from Queenstown on the evening Of July 49, arrived
here yesterday
Professor Wheatstone. OF London, has just Invented
system Of sending messages through long submarine
telegraph cables By which he will able by the
Atlantic cable between Ireland and Newfoundland three
times as many words per minute by any other known
method.
Tho balance sheet Of the British government for the
year ending June 30 shows surplus of upwards OF
$4,000 900 sterling subject reduction Of 5000 600 for
the vote for forhcations
The steamer Bremen reached Southampton the night
of the 10th.
The Bohemian arrived at Liverpool at about O'Clock
on tho afternoon OF the 10th.
The City Of Cork reached Liverpool at noon aud the
City Of Manchester the evening, Of July IT,
The New York herald., 1863-07-28
mr.. VIM. II. stiner's Despatch.

FORTRESS doShoh, July zot loOo
There Is nothing special 10 report In this depart
ment Moor General Foster is st absent at Eewbern,
having left here last Thursday arrange for anai
removal to these headquarters Brigader General Henry
". Naglce returned yesterday from Harper's Ferry.
aud at once assumed command OF the seventh army
corps in tho place OF General Getty who had temporary
command since General Dix relieved The selection
Of General Nagee for the command OF so important do
pariment reflects great credit the Chief Of
the Department Of North Carolina aud Virginia, and
understand that General Nagsc will very shortly be pro-
moted 70 the rank OF major general position to which
he is omincntly fitted and entitled.
The organization OF the corps stat has not yet been
completed and will be until after the of
Foster lieutenant Colonel Louis H. Pelouze, Assistant
Adutant General, retains his Office AdIaant General
for the department while Capt George II. Johnston is
the Adjutant General OF the Seventh corps In few
days however the machinery will all be in motion and
active operations may be looked these parts
Captain William T.. Blake, late Provost Marshal of this
department, aud aidde camp TO General DIX, lett here
last night for New or tho steamer George Washing
ton Capt Ingraham Capt. John CasseIl, OF tho Eleventh
Pennsyvana cavalry, has been appointed as the sue
cessor OF Captain Blake by general rdcrs from head
quarters. Tho Provost Marshal Is excellent
officer and having been in this department long ne
his knowledge OF persons aud affairs very extensive
ard qualities him for his and responsible position
Colonel Wfn. II. ladow, agent Tor the exchange OF
bsan ordered duty Washington. Brignder General
Mercth arrived here YESTERDAY ani presented hs ere
dcntiais Agent OF Exchange, 10 reside al this
place. Colonel Ludlow will return IN a scw days, AID
turn the books, &C., to his successor
On Friday evening the Untod states steam gunboat
Memphis, Capt Curtis arrived here from chnrleston
Tho officers VI the Memphis report that the army aud
navy in the best possible spirits and determined on
tho capture Of Charleston The reported repnsc ~
troops and burial or eight hundred pub ishcj by the
rebel papers OF tho I'D exaggeratinu. Gcl.
ilnores troops did make sortis tne night of the
2lst and repuised but lost only very few
We retired inch from the acquired position
Morris Island, and keep constantly blazing away at
Forts Wagner and Gregg and occasionally Fort sumter.
Tomorrow noxt day expect TO get some later
news from John v. Muliord, nag of truce officer
left here yesterday for City Point and expects to oe
back the time Just mentioned.
United states steamship 5. X. 6paulding, Capt
Howes returned here last evening rom Ncwben having
carried Major Gen Foster there with dispatches and left
again this morning alter taking 10 supply Of coal
The New York herald., 1863-07-28
THE POLISH QUESTION.

Tho rery of the Russian government received by
tho fr ench government the l5tb inst II y stated W
be marked by strong q irit Of ejaculation, kussls
ceuts the SIX points bat iusiead of armstce proposes
an amnesty for all who may iry down their arms.
Inc insot i.o.'on s 20 ~, 1919
SIRE tdins In the district of kowno
An engagement Jtrs,sn Jrassiaa toeps ana ir~D9snts
The - Petersburg Car Publishes a lotter which had
been addressed 20 the cSas ~ the Pope
The insurgent leader Rrfki, AFTER hE daca Il Bako
waa in the Isatlnaie ~ Inbin, cected junction
Krysinsk, Jankowssi and Jnins The united force Of
rbese leaders had desperate engagements tbs 7th SIN
and 9th with tie Russ as 10 whcn the latter were re
Grawbowski obtained victory over the Russians on
News from WARSAW, dated the iith iast saya,--The
national government issued the lr-t number ~ \
ocla Journal day 4pder the title q the Indy<a,
gbe leading article rcpuda,es the idea q any urgoiaion
with Russia snbscriptons 20 the paper 10 b.
ulted 70 the national government ihrungh the usnai
rhannoi q its agonts The paper pnbahes the identical
text Of pastoral etter from Monsegnear Rswnsk
fcrring 10 the churcn mourning throughout Poland
Tho digmtsry further states that be has been
inIormed by Archbishop fenski hs had been ordered
BY The Russian government 70 remain m Sasasaw for
NJ I,n,sman had given notice that he would on the
2oh bring the subject a. Poland IN all it's bearings be
lore the House Of Uommops Mr.. Pope Henncssey viii
Ths foodou Ad,,r,,>r says he wil make some state
which VIII s,arte not only England but kurope.
The Russian reply 70 the three Powers was expected
~ reach London on the lsth Instant
Ia Fyanes insists on the necessity for armisice In
Poland Al the moment Of negotiations being opened.
vfxSsA, July ~, 1ss3.
The last Austrian destach sent Petersburg
COUNT HscHskRe TO COUNT GUIDO rHus.
In nv despatch of the 18th Of April 1893, you we're IN
ructcd In the most friendly way call tho attention o
tbsussan Cabinet 70 the dangers arising the peri
which disturbances IN that country have ou tue al
aopng Austrian provinces We then said that the Russian
government misht psrhaDs deem advisable rsasct o.
The New York herald., 1863-07-28
THE DRAFT.
More Claims for Damages Against the
CITY.

More Claims for Damages Against the
City.
Tho against the city thus far including ares and
destruction Of property otherwise, exceeds the sum OF
half million Of dollars. Comptroller Brennan has re-
ceived tho following additional claims since saturday
Philip Bick-Goods, and merchandise destroyed,
&C, at 500 THIRD avenue. July N........-.. s2,35l
Stephen Abbott-Deetructon of stock u crockery,
store AL Grand street and also houshoif lurni
ture and goods =. oiVV"
Goidschmdt A JoIingcr-Stock o. dry goods, DO
stroyed July IL, at store IL avenue B...... 25,s3l
Henry Hershber xerLoss Of stock IN clothing store
l82 Grand street. july 1893
Evert 4. Van Allen--1c-truction OF house. corner
OF Roosevelt and Batavia streets, July H. - 900;
Of house In of same, 81 800 Of brick daoi
No Batavia street and shed adjoining, 200 IL 800
Albert Luhr--Groceries, furniture. &c, destroyed
ut So Roosevelt street, July l3......s........ 1000
F. Van Busen-sacking Of drug store t63 Second
avenue, July ts.....*s..-.- 5OiI
Joseph McKan-Sacklng of furniture In house O.
Rnosey et street, July l3. l3........+......... $50
Hiram r. Grsy-Iesructlon Of house ard frru
ture. northeast corner OF kighty.thifd street
and Third avenue. lOy1Di
The New York herald., 1863-07-28
Mestiogs In LoafsvsIls OF Frsssds snd
Oppoasnss Of shs Admtssstrsttos.

Hoo O. A wiekiiGs the anll4Sanlnstrstrn eaassowte
for sffre~sed lsrg~ anf Anhns sste 4ruWf
a ~ Court Hoass tbs svenag epveias sifmixy ~ha
be- cslsd ths Ab0iiitsn Ioky n ~ s1serrnenN
o9asfai Hctser sefenA<s1 ~ tic cat hNHe, "
~bcb be brlefy responded ia mnaar rather "
Nsht than W tah Hoo PDnert Nnory fslb0~sf
denoaneiDx the n Nr WNsnes
rflez earnestly IN fsvof " the ~g, ~
ne NgpyressiUn y TIRE rse~lon o.. rars Mgnay
csad the mestux 9th sg~csh eoubssiog gstrtolssa
snd hsnor ~beh tox~ther sth lhose Y hs tfsssssr
s0gs warmly apyissdsi BY aarAe.ce
The New York herald., 1863-07-28
NEWS FROM R0SEcRAN's ARMY.

"ei account OF HIS Movements-IIc Ss
EspeS.ed 10 Make - Attack on Asis n
ia ana MAST Raid on the north ws..-
era Georgia Railroad, Sc, DC.
FORTRESS MONROE, July q, 1868
The Richmond Enexf'r Of the sT,h has tho following
ATLANTA, July %, 1888
General Rosecrans V orgsuSzog a force 10 attack At
iAnta ans make raid tho Northwestern Georgia Rail-
road Active preparations berS made for The defence
OF the city and railroad 10 cha,ianooga.
The rebel General Bowen died on the 10Th.
The New York herald., 1863-07-28
A Russian Gentleman Robbed.

Bosrosi Juiy y lst3
A Russian gentleman named John Werner who eamo
to America 10 travel for his health iaw weeks since
robbed by his interpreter named Charles IIaclen
Belgian, Of eight hundred nvo pieces Tho robber
decampcd. reward Of hundred and nity dollars is
offered for his apprehension.
The New York herald., 1863-07-28
The Draft In New Jersey.

TsKsros, July u, 1898
Governor Parker has Just ssucd proclamaton stating
that no dram has ss yet been ordered New JerFey
tha, thirty days would 10 allowed Tor the purpose q
raising tho required number of men by volunteering
THAI whatever may be raised In that time sil be
dited, should draft be ordered that there will be
dram for the Old dsaosney claimed be doe from the
state The proclamation closes By calling reope
70 ad In ralsing tho quota for this State 90 a AVOID
any necessity for drsr.
The New York herald., 1863-07-28
GroQe HrItain.

In the House OF Commons, the 10th OF july the gov
ernment again attacked by Mr. seymour Fitzgerald
and other speakers for its harsh policy towards Brazil
Mr. Layard defended tho taken ny the govern
stated that the King Portugal Ind
10 mediate between the two countries, aud deprecated
discussion at present very i-timed.
The New York herald., 1863-07-28
.ynnan.

The critical position OF affairs IN Japan continues Gen
eral Brown had declined the application for 900 to
strengthen the British force further delay probable
enable the Japanese consider the British demand.
An impression prevailed that II assured OF British sup
port the Tycoon would not himself object TO attack tho
Farbent Daimeo
The New York herald., 1863-07-28
Drsssias IN Phiiade,ph,a.

raREs rgLgoEApH orKRAroEs HososED WITH "A
psAyT'-rHg VICTIMS sfSo THE sIAx sRAxsLKD
BANNER, Brc."
PmLApnvruA, July Is, 1903.
rns dra In tho lover Wards q Tho cy composing tho
Flrst dists ics, commenced 70 day.
Among those drafted were three distinguished teie
raphsrs, naneiy,-Robert J. Black formerly ot sss
rork. bot of late years residing IN PtAdeiphs Jacob
X. Woodruff and Barnard ncsorIey.
These gsntsmeo wear their martial honors -ith be-
coming grace, and vii no doubt win, from thslr vel
Known abuny Discrimination d character sod CALAMITY,
bcrc'c iauy N IN ths naid of honor.
WHOM the drsn va conclsded the spssts,ors forming
1ssooucosrss. led BY xr. Pryn. ,ns bind nan ~bo
drewrhe names. jonsd singing the ssar sp4nged an
nersaDd other national airs Tho crowd departed uk
cayers lcv the Union and The nag
rne dret has every b~sa reoeyed wth favor IN
This city, even by IT, vktms
The New York herald., 1863-07-28

The mnis from Calcutta TO June Is, Hong Kong May 30
and Melbourne May Is are received. The news generally
le dnimportant commercially 1t has been anticipated.
Bombay tegramss to June 20 report advance In cot
ton Freights dull
The New York herald., 1863-07-28

Osicfni Drawings or Murray, Eddy d
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State lotteries
hEsrrcar. EnraA 0IAss 3aJ-July II, 1868
90, 63, 70. 20, 22 ~, o. a5, 81, ~, "a, ~, I6.
KnsrucKs. CLAas iDc-July n isGs
AZ. ~. 81, ~. ~, 10, 81, 80, Ca a. H. 70 G6 So
Circulars sen. free Of charge by aaareaiag either
MURRAY. EDDi Co.
Covington, Ky. 81 Louis
The New York herald., 1863-07-28
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE,

FoRrng&s MONROE, July 20, 1888
The steamer 8 X. spaulding, Captain Howcs left for
Newbern, N. c., at noon today. She expected TO
turn In few days with Major General Foster.
Tho trial Of DR. Brown will up before the military
commission at Norfolk tomorrow (Monday), 1t having
been decided that comes within their Jurisdiction
The New York herald., 1863-07-28
The nrexican Expedition.

The Paris spondent Of the London Times says
IL was reported very after the the
render OF Mexico that the country would be taken pos
session OF BY the French and declared dependency Of
the Grown OF France and that NJ Hubert Desle, a
member OF tho senate, would be sent imperial
commissioner to organize government a denial
has been given authority TO the mission of NJ Delsle
but nothing has been said with reference the rumorcd
annexation know for certain that the French govern
meut intended 10 make overtures, soon Mexico
should ia 10 spain and England TO cooperate with II in
the some hat arduous task Of settling that country aud
Introducing order In thu finances cannot say whether
formal propositions have yet been made TO England
but learn that they have been made Madrd for that
purpose IF may jutge from the language Of such OF
the Madrid press hlbualy supports the government
II Is likely that these overtures will meet with favorable
attention. Moreover, have a Geographic despatch
from Madrid, that tho Spanish government intend 10
Mexico
The New York herald., 1863-07-28

Exrua Grass s99-,Ialy n, 1861
a., 20, ~. ~. 2, 5. 80. rs. g. 3a, 25.
CLASS Slo--luiy ~. 1850
81, %, H. 10, II. 4G. IS, ~, q, 90, 52, IS, IL.
JonE A. NORRIS CO.
HHmln.tJu.
The New York herald., 1863-07-28
The Subsrr ptions for tho Relief Of
GoIareh Pessonx.


Third Congregational Unitarian society ais
Church " the sayioE Picrrepont street, Brooklyn ~
w. q. Booth .+..s..ss.ss*s.* ~
VIM. Bow 100
"a. y. Adrch. 100
samuel j. Underhil, Jericho, L. i............... So
Jonn Wills, Jericho, l.. .L........................ 10
John kctchum, Jericho L. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. T.
GIDEON Frost, Cedar swamp. p......................
Cyh. ........+.................
Cash.
~iephens Robbins Jericho, 4. L...................
Joseph Post WestDury... ..........................
lsaac Hicks, Westb.sy
~tephea Il. Hicks. Wegibury ...............*......
wm r. IccAs, Nesinnry. ..................4.... ~
Joseph Hcss, Wesibury ...................... ~
Joshus Atkins c.
Allen street Presbyterian church "a
Edward Sitpss y ...s.s4..s.s*s. ~
Sc0rss A. JarNht -
w. y Rondout, ~ ~
Invisible frlero
Cash Springfield, Mass t..,....+.......+.....s,..t
fastnn 80
W. IL fhamcfss. .....sss.s.s..s......s
III UP
Previously Acknowledged. d....s...............9s s}g
Total 10 date SO a33
JONATHAN STtR1Es treasurer,
The New York herald., 1863-07-28
The Twensy-nrst Rsgsrns. ~ sew York
state satiossl a.ssd.

EkFFIN7IFF- NV7| II To
ths Tr~asv ar.t regiment ss~ yoex rtss~ wuaaU
v.a ysbaslY urivs o Hss Yers y u1rrss rsss..ls
The New York herald., 1863-07-28

Prizes Cashcd fn All .rcaItged Lotteries.
In nfornatio given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
III Wall street, room No l. New York.
The New York herald., 1863-07-28
IlI4i

rEaors0s.--On Monday ,.aly -, ALaKaf beiawed -on
~ GHyN.
Tne relatives md frenss ~ ths family sis TIE usm.
berg % ue sanitary Police force, fes~ctfuiy invited
u attend the f41erM from tho rcsi40nre " pafsnts
No. IS West fseaty iq4th Atfsst aD wifesfay aft.f
nom, At four o'ciDck. ~tb ~ faytb1 iaviiaiDn
= MJnss0s. On hencAy fgy ~ u eo0sanDllsa Ma.
cAREr M0ntf.0s aged ~ years
Tho relatives and fflrfs " The fs vlars rssy>sfuy
invited ts sttcuf the f1uera frDm the rcsasas ~ her
niece Mr.. Nargares Lac, NJ 81 SyeaiL sseG4s, "a
Wednesday fn0rnlnz, a bali Sssi ten 0fev4x
~ M f.IlAt - leRai rll..l
The New York herald., 1863-07-28

Advces from Madrid contradict tho assertion lately
made by journals that spain intended recognize
the Confederate States spain will await the initiative
England and France In the matter.