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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-01
Scnti9e 11ntom Oteliei 0eIeufdaft.

NnreHeit Der MeitsIieber Der Scmtfden llniutt gfeIife
9lfociatipm,
pelde autprltrt itrb, @aber fir ~bieieG6en at entpfangen
i. &napp, 10 Sib @abfrase,
$. @pnrab, 8 9ib 6reberidfr.
u. 9fpfentbal, 10 2ig6tftra6e.
>. S9nit, Q Glib Greberifitrase.
>. Bitti4, @de bon Sis9= rnb @rau6rEraBe.
s. @arbner, s gfcrb SisbftraBs.
q. @enepp, 10 of 9altintcreftra6e.
81. anapp, 6 Giib Treberidf1a6e.
81. 8arteI, s oft 9pm6arbt ra6e.
8. s. &9amn1, 149 Srantlinfrase.
VI. e.. Selbbat8, @de bon Sigh rnb ssabetteftraEe.
Y9. Sogel @aloertOuz, na9e Greberid 0tpab.
s. Yittrpff SO Gprb Sig9ftra6e:
8. S9iler, 10 Sf Sabettetra6e.
q. 8pIe, 80 Gecoubfra6e.
5. 2aeifts, @de Sabette= nub ScppGetpntrase.
u. W~attenI@eibt, ATS geeit 8altiutpretraBe.
$. Steid, 463 @et 8altimorefraBe.
Gb. 3a6ner, Ill @analfraBe.
sc. 2ietri9, Canton 3d., geberS 8rouerei.
u. gSei8ftttel, 68 Baibiustonftrose,
s. SribI, @de Spnb= unb BanfitraGe.
@98. 0ta9e, 282 9. 8pnbftraee.
Or. Gief, 16 gtprb @henftra6e.
6. Sa4ie, I6 @uiorfrase.
6. @tef, @de 9rDabtpub unb SrteansfroBe.
s. Gaiter, $50 Sc, @analtraBe.
q. See, 249 @baIeftra6e.
SO. Ser1t an, 81 glprb @utapfrose.
gultar, &urn9ale, 800 G5eit %rattfro6e.
g. 0tpmba@, 81 gprb Gutapfrase.
s. Sleii9nlann, 16 Ooberitra6e.
g. 6~plSulann, 287 g8et @ratttraBe.
8. Sreunis, 1919 ~2eeitrase.
q. 8feI, IL 8rotpnftraBe.
8g. 8ader, 166 Carbohydrates.
S. 8ettuarsb aui len, 81 gtOrb Bacaitra6e,
S. 8iesacr, 100 @ambenftraBe.
%. @erneburg, gde @DarIes nnb NtpntgpntcrDftr.
8. Stebl, @de Sap unb W2ottftra6e.
6. 8rad, IL 8roipntra6e.
81. &ran1er, 3l9 Nprb @aDitra6e.
ST.. S9ubert, 12S Sprrefftra6e.
6. Bauer, 80 Gbamesfra5e.
9oFu 6riebrid, 1873 Of galtimprefr., 8OrTtter.
s. QeBer, sc Wtc@lberrbftraBe, S9riftfi6rer.
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Dr0f0fmarfAaaS Dffce.

d3weiter (2.) Diftritt bon Dtarslanb.
Baltimore, z. Sept. 1868,
St BET 2. Section beS @tte8 fir @inrplirnng nnb auf +
rnrAn9 Der Acknowledgment lift bprseie6en, 6oB penn in
etler 6alltlte 5pet Dber nte6r 3iebnng8pflt6tige gB6ne
mp Der Sater, ober tpenn bieier tcbt 1T, bic Niutter betz
1elt9en SpRn au8tpG6len tauu, ipel6en fe bonn NtilitGrz
bienit alI8genrnuteu ipiinift.
3n bieiem Safe uuB bic auSna6me Dor Der 3ie6uug
genta9t tpsreen. ale Yeriplten, bic teB9afb anf bieien
At bin @%uSlIa9nte beanipru9en fSnneu, Iolten i6re Dip
p~lifoipnen eiurei6en.
Ole betPeilt9tet 8erioneu fDunen bic nGt6i8en 1prr1lz
iare in benz Sauptquartier Sc. 8 @ab @reterffr. in @u1z
pfan9 ne6meu.
Hpb. @ntbcart,
~BrpfpBmari9aI nnb Braitbent BEG @nrplz
(bZ9Sept) Itr1n9szg5pdrb.
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MnfforOeruna 1tt Wtanomadaer.

&uc Irbetter, wel6e In Ytnnpfprte-C5 eid6ften bei4dfttet
itnb, werben b~rtnscnb eriudt, 8reitas, BEN 2. Sftbr, Nben68
INT ll9r, tn Wtebantc8 9aGe, gp 1852 g8ei t-Gapettetrnbe
3n eri4etnen, tnbem BITE Contribution sur &nnabne ~pprgele0r
wtrb. SIM Nuftrae
lQ0Nrl Der Gefret1r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-01
Sur SeaAtuua.

aOWL OEWCDE u
Bon rnetner 0fetfc bur6 0eutI6lnnb, 8el9ten, Srontretd
rn6 bic Sdpetl surrdBetetrt, crude ids 6Ge Tfeieniopnt
pel4e mir 8Cuna9t aur @incoiFrun8 BON @rbIbaits. pptnb
an6eren @elbern %ertbetlten, bic rep. 8etrdse Bel mir ab1u.
6pIen. @ermb9e eerna@ter 81 fabruu9en uub ti4tieer I9en.
ten bin i'd i'm Stan6e, AT trgen6 etnem @labe europa 8
I9neG unt pIuttlt4 @elber stn8 ucaIfren, Iptpte au83ubeseb.
len, pBne 8eretaun9 BON @prantfitpn; aud G6tff8paiIG0en
5a ~beiprBen.
Georg y. 9teinbdc0,
Sntpprteur 0pn 6dncD. unb Sptelpaaren, go. 70
1pttiO NeIt. BdlttrnDrefr., Ode BON Srtpplett'8 MQep.
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Ser ct. MHeGor8 Nffce,

"WEWVNV ~TfttSI
0ritter 9ifrift bon 0tarblanb, $40. 90
gSeitzgaltiupreitr. (t 5~tpeiteu Gtpd)3
brn 80. Sept. 1868.
Mue Perfpnen, bic IN benz G6eile Der Is. unb IA. 8arb
%tpogneH, bic bpn @eorg $. Dpbipn, G~ebtGf8=Nfie1Ior ber
5. DibifpH, pnb bic in Ser Is. @arb i%pp6nenben BerIo=
men, mel4e bpn Ggnr. 80 6attnterilep, @eBilfs=aIleTipr
bee 10. 0ibifpni ebenir Die, mel6e in Der 20. Gearb
popne1t rnb benz &9tif be. 10. GGarb, meG9e bon ggnr.
y. 2Sater9euie aifit. Iiieiipr Der s. 9ipItpn aiieBt ftnb,
iperoen bterntit benaGri&ti9t, ta6 bic in ~beiasten Difrifz
ten anT8e1pntn1enen itnb altS8eferti9tet 2iften 5ur Pritfung
ertig itab mn Is Gage BON Datum an 3nr Ouraii6f
pffen teSeu. gtaG gblauf bieier Grtt tperben IppeIatipz
relt 9e9en irrtbitmtiGe pber st bp6e I6I6dbunsen entge=
gen9enon1me1 lrb entf9ieben perber. Stint Gage finb
81 bteiem 3pede anberaulnt.
2Gn 6. 8eaIe,
(Wd0pT) &feiicr be8 g. Oiftritt8 bon Ntartlaub.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-01

Matplanb anffitmt MusffeQnna.

2ente TT Der leste Sag fir @ntsesennabne son @htern sur
WtIioemst6In9 UNI pr1mten. Mne, tpel9e Artttei eePpntren
ippaen, 1puten fe fofprt etnf6tdet.
Ntpr8en (Jretta9) fperben Mrtifel NUT fit Nusfteaun8 9e.
npmmen; mad oteiert Sage perben fetne Mrtitell tDfentret
@nternun8 fprnrteu.
9ts AuSiftteanng tuirb na&fem @pntnB Nbeab 7 llbr fir
@intrtttspreiS.
Sdtt9nsEtdet8, 9ultts fit einen Serrt unb Dame ODER sret
Oa1ten $500
Seb8 ~etn5elne Gintrittsf1rten 100
@tn5elne @tntritt8tarten 25
Etnber inter 10 Sa6ren 10
(0O6r 80. 50. Mdrebttn, gOrTber.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-01

8ierberenneu, G9ei6eni4ieBen, Observation-Disclosures, Seas
reben, Ntaiit, geiang, 8GGe, t6eatralii@e Gorffelunoen,
Ipipie ale itblt9e bentl9e @eieli@aftszG piele unb &eraniiz
9un8en oler art tperben bic Seftage gu BEN anaene6ntfeu
MAIDEN rnb teoet SeIt9er einige Gage mad Der alien
berti9er Setn1at9 beriebeu. - gu bieIem fe1te fiu6 Or
%cllritpnen BON alien Setten arrangirt une eiuoelaben, ais
bon Stem yort, 8pftou, gteparf, @blabelp6ta, 8nItis
more, @lebelanb II. I. 10.
9rOSrdrttte iuerSen bel 9lnFunft Der GrrurCfuri.
fen ocrfbeilt.
~ I6foFrt BON @ai6in8tpu Wtittppb, ben Z. 81
tpber, &benbS 6 116r. = SerIau1mluu9splat .0uB !SpteI1
Gde Der 10. uuo 6 Ctr. - Seriammlunas,ett Z Sftpz
Der, Gta9uitta9 4 lt6r.
"a Die unter5ei4uete @pnlite ~erteilt Seberr, Der
it& bieier @rcurfipn ani9lieBen min, nG6ere GufflSrrnoeu
rnb eriu9t ale lire 0reuube uub 8efannten CUR Inter
6et9nltn9 Der bel tpneH aufgeleSten Siften, 5ur Setbeiliz
9nng an bteier grcrritpu,
GtnIaOun9ssG omtte
". 2us (Spt1 2ubA Ode ter s. Sretbinser, AGO IA. ctr.
~: une Y Str. y. 96tfler, y. 9. Ibe, swt-
Qu9le & 81a8, % 6 StraBe, 16en 1. urb 2. Gtr. o
5mt9e8 Z. unb 8. y. Dtnt, 1856 z. Sr.
q. &rGutler, 554 Z. Stra6e, S. 8eIopsft s. On. sOI Mo
nabe ga. Npe. MUeuue.
Or. S. S@pa, 514 7. Str. %. Bauer
y, 8Dtgt, 397 7. ctr. 6. &ns
:. S. Brtti6p (Ge4 9Etcl), 9puts
40S Yd. gpe. g.
Stnbelbpfer (g~Ppnitpr SpteI)
36l ga. Mpe. IS
u. Sch, 7. Ctr. 3
s. Bi0ter, 214 S Str.
Irraaaeme1t8:
@nbrep 2ue. Nbplpb 8rSutl,
(26IePt- 7Cc)
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GttD>&pQector8zSffce,

Baltimore, % Sept. 1868.
Nue PerIo1en, bic i6re uer=0fe9ntngen fit ta8
SaRr 1868 nod ni9t be8a9lt baben, tperben bieruit bez
nadrt@tt9t baB bic an Staatsitenerla b~epiGigten 4 p@t.
Dl8coHto un6 bic 29 Pei. an Stabtfteuern mad benz
l. Oft. %anf9Dreu. 9Qe, bic nod Gteueri1 bonn bpriaeu
Sabre i@ulben, tperbet ~ipieber6olt geparrt, bielelten Spr
Dem l. Ott. gu 5a6len, IA i9 aubernfau8 s%estpun1en biu,
bic TeGnuu8en benz Surpeppr 5ur Placirnng ein,urei6en
lti1o sum Serfauf a~n3u5ei9ell.
~ Hug 81. Grice,
(2fUtSp) Hftb.G D1PCtDr.
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1oks Gontttt6Grtat.

Baltimore, /. Sttbr. 1868.
Vtadrt@t miro 9iermit 9eSe6en alien @erIpneu, bic g2oti5
%erpaItet BADEN, i9re GuBwese repariren gu lafien unb berz
lallmtei1, bteier &nfforberung naG5nfoutnter, baB mad Dem
10. bic barapf be3it8Gi6e Orbiuan5 ftreusc in ansft6ruug
8ebrae9t rirb. auf 8ee6G
SOB Smith,
0Sft5mlja2) @lert Der G~tabtcpmulHiGre
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St0OtrGth.

l. 5mftg.-G tne Mitttetluna DOR Dem
WfaqVr irar stn0elaufen. wOrtn Se Gbrsn ben
UOrl9lag MAIDEN, baB Der @taptratb Elm g.
mite ernenne, tpelGs8 In 0smetaIGaft NIT
aug anbern Bnraern, ben ruff.
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StabtsG VmmtiTertat.

StaotsG
Baltimore, 1S. Sept. 1868.
Si8 0iittipr4, Zen 80. b. 30, Ntprgen8 10 l6r., iperz
ben III bteIem Bureau 0fHie rnb ~0eriiegelte Inge6pte in
@ntpong genputmen, Elm neue8 Mtarft6auS auf benz leeret
0rtnbititde meitIif ppu rem ietisen Oiarft6anIe in Splz
lin8itraBe 81 bauen, mel9e8 stei Stodperfe bod, ie98
uuo renn6ig TuB lang nnb hret unb ied85ig TuB brett ieiu
ipQ, mptei ba8 p6erc pber 5ipeite @todmert berart eo1s
f~trlirt iein rtuB, baB e8 ais Elm Dffentli6er 8ertaufslaben
benub6ar lift.
AIe ua3ere @u8tunft pirb auf anfrase in bieIem guz
real ~9egeben.
Ser @%pumiiiGr Ge6Glt fd ba8 0teGt Dor, oae geu.a6=
ten Mngebote surifS1peifen,
Auf Seebl
Spb mttb,
(lSlept6mljdt) Glerf Der Stdotcpmmti1re
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8S0f6t4@toe9s Sc 6.

6UteIbte6Ra0t. = Oiebe Dran0en
DOr9eltern g2adt tn bic SmIaf3trnmer bes
@r9anBe 6Ots(S uub plGnberte1 bic J4letper
3tpeisr SifStere, bte bort lngirtsn, urt $50.
Die &letber Der Gts!ltIten lGtenen ntAts an,
8isGeube8 far btefe SabuErteyttter 3u Gaben
uub 10 fGm as, baB i9nen eth Qpdetbu@ nit
$500 uuO cine 9Dloene l1kr entGtuq, tveI@e ii.
etnem GiStlrcd feften.
Haub unD Wteber erG0ttum a,
-Wm Otenfa9 Nadt purDe eiaem 6gn. W.
6OlYutan Elm Softer NIT $3.50 geRo9len. ST
mabte nddten Mlorgen An5ei9e Bet Der 81,
Ii3et unb otsfe fag0 balO baranf Den 0eDltaz
Dsrten Softer nabe bent S6lerpatortum. Der
Spur fOI8enO entOedte 9OLt3tf WacOepttt Den
Dte6 tn etnem 17tdbrtesn 0ou68enoIen be8
8eroubten nnO erlan9te BON benz jageuDtt9en
Dte6e Ute Surnme Don $277 3uri6.
t&tnDteb tn Der Talle. -BplisiG
39n4 9tng In @tstlfletbern am GtIenbabns
Depot umber unO fan "a nit @tn6re6er
3ulammen, Der tbn our SbetlnaGme an mebrez
rsn @tnbri&en e~n9aotrte. 9pnA 9ing onrouf
etn nnC fte braGen in einsn 2aDen an glero
Seres IUe., fanoen bort ater uiGts alS eine
Tluiae W6isteY unO etnt9e gt9arrsn. 2pn4
fiblte f4 iebDA 70 un6sbaBlt@ oabet, ba6 er
an Dteiem etuen Experiment lHcn genue bate
unO f& lommt istnem SpiebgeleIsn psrDaften
unD mad benz StattpnsbauS abfiityen lte6,
no tener gu Ieinein 8rGBten S0rsGen Cen ppm
tBn sema9ten Wiitate getpabr wuroe.
t SOnberbares 8enebmet. -
8Orleste NaGt parf fA sin ppblsstletOetea
6rausnjimmer Dor Die 0fsr0e Oes Barren glc
81, ais bteltr urn ben GtrfsL berumfutr,
wabridstnlt@ in Der @6Tat, i0 aberfabrsu
3u Inisn. G(idlt0erpei@e bemerfte-osr 3ret.
Der Die Grau unp riB ieti'e 0fsrDe sod 5etttg
gehu8 3urGd, nm tie gu reltea ; nur Ter &opl
t6yes 6utes ging tn StlGs. Als n1au Dad
5rauea3tmmer unit tte urfa6e tbrts Beuebs
mens ~befgaats, f. erpteOsrte fte, raB fe nt@t
ptfte, mas fe tbue mnD Iprang DapOn.
4@tn gu a m en- 4 . b.-Borgs2ern
Na@mttta8 um l 1br, el5 Der Gnrrcn DO Is
iber bic 1. @traBe fubr, 9erIetb er NIT elmer
2otomOttOe, pPlGe rieie @traBe terabfam, tn
@OQifcn. Der Srei6sr Iab Die 9cfomotlpe
bsranbrau1e en- urb rib Ietue 0fsrbe berum, 100.
bur@ Der &ar ettOaS 1sitrpdrt8 a~epDyfen uno
paour@ aQer W9enI@enpeyluR pecu.teoen ipury
be. Dofa8tere uup TRbrInanu fauten 70 NIT
REM blOBen SGreGen DabUn.
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WeMe An5ei0ett>
lie QSarb 1tninn 0ennne.

INA O~~V VkAEtUAI &GUtAN FNN
snn pie Ate 2Dar6 lniCn 2easue mirb etne 5fentltfe
lN%%N UpltSb a M m lung In Sd e B ne rbal>
%SA lie am Sretta8 ben 2. OttSber, Mbenbs rt ubr
%abbalten, tn tpel9er Der @Gtb. gDnt. Daniel cine
9tebe 9alten ptrb. Der llntpn p@lee CLUB, inter OirefttDn
Der 99:: 9a9iparb, SUrner unb RoOt perben befimnt anaseem
letii nne oeri@tsoene pntrt1tii9e 2teeer ~UDrtraeert.
&le l%lntUnmanner Der Stabt ftnb su bieier 8erIann(uro
%etneeldeen SIM Nuitrag "'"
lUdOpl Da8 6 % NJ tie.
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gSpr nnnt. @D8lst9 Elm gut ~er8O8ener, NIT Ben nBt6i-
1Ct UN9A"gen S9ulfenntntien o~erfe6ener S5nnqe ron
14-16 Sabre. Der als 2ebrltns tn cine Npptbefe ge6en min.
3u nteIben in Der beutI9en &ppttefe Np. 31 9eauiglbanta
&DehHe, sptiten 9. nn6 10. Str. &aibinstpn, z. &.
McIud1+ : yae9rsre 9antenfletberma8er, feI6e 6a8
gCtuu9t~ @el9aft In OeutI9lanb erlernt BADEN un6
igl9s8 bier %fprtfu9ren trDlen. t0nnet bauarnbe 8ei6Gftt9uug
ln6 8uten 9pbn erbalten Bet M6au 9ibner, So. 500 II. Str.
2ealpsnetpn, DO. DIE %rbett TT auf Stud. (bDfD
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
FLANDERS HOUSE.
Corner Of Main ind Fourth Streets,
MCGREGOR, IOWA.
G. II. Flanders, Proprietor,
Stages for all Points.
Stages for all Points.

SHER1FFS SALEOFREAL ESTATE
~ STATE OF IOWA, Howard county SIS
BY virtue ofone special exc ,ution issued out
of the Office of the c'erk of the District Court
of said county, dated March oath 1863.
against the following described premises,
to.wit : the north east quarter of section No.
twelve (l2) in township No. ninety eight 1887
north of range No. eleven U1) west of the
9Th P. NJ, excepting ten acres out of the
north east corner Of the north west of said
north east quarter of section twelve which !
shall proceed to sell at the front door of the
Court House in the town of Vernon Springs
in said county at one o'clock P. Nj. of the
first day of May 1863, to satisfy Judgment
and decree of foreclosure rendered in said
court on the 18th day Of February 1863, for
tho sum Of seven hundred & forty six dollars
damages with interest at ten per cent, and
six dollars and forty cents costs of suit, in f,-
vor of A. N. Grant as plaintiff and John
Harlow, the County Treasurer of Howard
county, Willard Converse and Reuben Tay.
lor, as defendants, when and where dine at
tendance will be given by the undersigned
Done at Shsrffs Office March 9th 1863.
p. T. SEARLES Sheriff of said county.
n24v4t4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03


Saturday, driving the enemy towards
Crab Orchard.
Europe dates are to the 18th ult.
The diplomatic correspondence of the
British government on the American
war is published. Earl Russell, in
reply to protest against fitting out
vessels in England for tho Confederates,
replied that no proceedings could be
taken in the matter without evidence
on oath.
The Federal expedition, which en-,
deavored to reach the Yazoo River by
way Of Steels and Black Bayous. Deer
Greek, Rolling Fork, and SunAower
River, has proved failure. The reb
els barred the progress of the gunboats
by placing Instructions in their front,
and shut them off from retreat by OBJ
structing their rear, and would have
captured or destroyed them but for the
arrival Of infantry reinforcements, who
released the vessels from their perilous
position.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
THE DOUGLAS MEMORlAL.-Thc Di
- x,lnraa &c MI Lou.,l;.> e

VUNHE DOUGLAS MEMORlAL-Thc Di.
L ploma of Membership of the Douglas
Monument Association, beautifully engraved
on steel about nine by twelve inches dmen.
sions, is now ready tor distribution to the
subscribers to he monument fund To all
persons forwarding to the association 81, 90
or more, will DO sent one of these diplomas,
properly executed.
To contribu' ors in the sum of SO or more,
will be furnished gratu,tously besides the
Diploma beautiful imperial size steel en-
craving of Judge Douglas, Fl by II inches,
published by Marsh, Rowe & 90.
Contributors in the sum of $1,OO will be.
come life members Of the Dou"las Monument
Association !; in the sum Of $40 90 honorary
life members. and in the sum Of 81 20. 90 hon.
orary life members ofthe Beard of Trustees
Local receiver and solicitors for contribu.
tons are being authorized in the loyal states.
Pamphlets and circulars containing the or
ganization, constitution. by laws and the ap.
penl ofthe association. will be sent to all who
will forward their address
Communications should be directed to the
Secretary Douglas Monument Association"
Chicago, Illinois,"
WALTER B. ScArEs, Pre.t.
LroS.Rp W. VoLx, ecc'tv, !nl9v4u3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
SHERIFF'S SALE OFREAL ESTATE
~ State of Io1r0, Hotcard County, s. S.

~ State Of Io,ra Ho,card County s. s.
BY virtue Of one special ex ecution issued out
If the Office of tho Jerk of the District Court
of said county on the 23rd day of March 1863
upon Judgment and decree Of foreclosure
rendered in said court on TIE 2lst day of
June 1889, for the sum Of two hundred and
thirteen dollars and ten per cent interest
thereon and costs of suit at nineteen dollars
and sixty four cents ard accruing costs, in
favor of Willard Converse as plaintiff and
William C. Harlow a. defendant and which
said Judgment and decree was redeemed up
on before So Q the1 con, by Reuben l.. Taylor.
Junior encumbrancer, on the goth day OF
August 1859, and which said Judgment and
decree was again redeemed upon before sale
from the said Taylor by 4. N Grant another
Junior incumbrancer, on the Goth day Of
September 1859 Now therefore. shall by
virtue of tie said execution oppose to public
sale for cash to the highest and b st bidder
therefor on the first day of May 1863. at one
o'clock P. NJ: tho east half of the north
east quarter Of section twelve in township
ninety eight, north range eleven west when
and whore due attendance will be given by
the undersigned. u24v4t4
Done at Sherifrs Office, March ~, 1863.
PIT. SEARLES, Sheriff Of said county.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03

lFuWtU~ VtCtOHS f70rScS. In
Teusday last we were invited by a
friend to see Messrs. Walker & Wolsey
train one Of the most .naliciously vicious
animals of the horse kind ever owned
in this section Of Iowa. Thei theory
is different from anything VIC have ever
seen, and in our opinion as we'll as tina t
of others competent to judge, in such
matters, is q decided improvement upon
the Rarey system. While there is no
danger under their system of injuring
any animal no matter how vicious or
high-lifed it may be; it possesses ad-
vantasss conceded to be vastly supe-
rior to all other methods yetintroduced.
Among those in Attendance upon this
exhibition Of science, were the most
skillful horscmen Of this county, every
one of whom were rapturous in their
applause. They are we'll worthy Of
the liberal patronage of the public, for
they are promulgating to the farmers
of Iowa . Science that is worth as
taught by them, to any man, dollars
where it costs cents.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
DEsPOTIsM REVEALED,

Hon D. A Mahony's book, "The
Prisoner Of State; or Despotism Reveal.
ed, was to have been issued from the
press nearly one week since. It will be
q work that should be in the hands OF
every Democrat in the State We
shall try and procure 40 early copy of
the work and will then receive and for
ward the names of those who may wish
to know something Of the des potism Of
the abolition party in administering
the governmen
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
FRIDAY. APRIL Bird, 1868.
DEMOCRATIC sTATEcoNvENTIoN.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
the Democracy Of the State of Iowa are
requested to send delegates to q State Conven-
ton hereby called, to be held at the Car.
tel in the city Of Dcs Moiens, on
Wednesday Goth day Of Mag "er'
ut IL o'clock H.. for the purpose ofnominating
candidates for eveGrnor. Lieut. Governor and
Judge ofSupreme Court, to be supported at
the ensuing October election, and of trans
acting such other business rs may be deemed
necessary.
Tho basis Of County Representation will be
"ne delegate for every one hundred votes cast
tor Richard II. Sylvester, Secretary of State,
and one for every fraction over fifty.
The Democracy of the several counties in
the State are requested to see that The neces-
sary steps are taken in their respective coun-
SEES to insure their full rcpresention at the
State Convention.
BY order of the DemocraticState Central
Committee. J. III. F1WOOD. Chairman.
J. c. TURK, Secrctery.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
CoPPERnsaDs ATTENTION!

THE COPPERHEID or BADGE OF
l. LIBERTY NON READY. "copper".
head !'isit Let every White Man accept
"the insult" and wear the grand old emblem
Of Tiberty-the Copperhead Nailed post
paid, on receipt Of IS cents, or Sic per hun
by express.-All orders out of the City should
be add.ossad at once TO the manufactures,
BROMLEY s. CO,
Box 4,265 New York City.
~B s. co, nre allowed to refer to the
editors Of the N. 7. Caucasian. Beware of
imposters, who copy our advertisement and
initiate Our signature.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
ORIGINAL NOTICE

ORIGINAL NOTICE
H StstS Of G !ows, |ss.
To Norman Freeman 4. Mary Free
Vou are hereby notified thst
( U.slR} on or before the fifteenth
% c's day of April 1863, there will be
~~ on file 10 the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court in Howard county Iowa
n petition of Edmond T. Miller plaintiff.
claiming of you the sum of four hundred and
fifty dollars with interest thereon at six per
cent per annum from the 3Oth day of July
A. D 1860, as money justly due him from you
as damages for breach Of certain covenants
of seizure and warranty and of other coven-
ants AIMED and set forth in deed of con.
veyance from YOU to said Miller. of certain
property in said Howard county, which deed
bears date July 30sh 1860.
And that unless you appear thereto and
defend, on or before noon Of the second day
of the next term of said court, to be begun
and held in and for said county on the fifth
Monday after the third Monday of Nav
next, default will be entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon for the whole
amount with interest and costs, az PRAYED
for in said petition. fn24y4
h. Dated March goth 1863.
GOODRICH g. MEAD,
yo
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
s. A, UPPER. Esq,
Democratic Club Meeting
Notice is hereby given that
COL JAS, D, JENKINS

Of Usage Iowa will address the How
ard county Democratic Clab at New
Oregon on Saturday evening April
18th, 1863 at early candle light
Counting investigation and truth cor
,hal invitation is extended to the pub lie
New Oregon Iowa March 9th, 1868.
Brady CnAPlN: Secty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
MGR EGOR.

MGREGOR.
WA. CUES & BROTHER dealers in Watch
es, Clocks and JeweIry, have the finest es-
tablishment and the best assorted stock
West Of the Mississippi. Ifyou want time
piece, call upon them for Il fine Seth Thomas
or American Clock, or gold watch, They
also have an endless variety of fine Jewsry
Fine watches repaired by them in work.
manlike manner; and they warrant all
their work and al! their goods to be as rep
resented. nllv4yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

1t is said that, Immediately after the
Connecticut election, an order will be
issued for the CONSUMPTION of 100000
men.
Twodivisions of rebelinfantry crossed
tho Cumberland, near Waitsburg,
Pulaski county, KY, on Friday. A
Federal force reeaptured Denyi1le on