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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16
No Election of Senator.

Abouyb these are times for action and not words the
Legislature has consumed another day in fuitless debate
Nssr the close o. the session Yesterday, the House
having exhausted lie stock Of words SIGHTED its readi
ness the rat &c proceed to vote andhaving received
asnar message from the Senate voted with the fOlO"
ing result:
VIZ. C. RIvEs 80.
J. J. AILEN p.
c. ". RrssELL p.
J. B. FLoTD p.
Scattering: Capsrton 1, Wysor l.
The Senate however. instead Of proceeding to vote,
began discussion of the merits Of the candidates,
which continued until aj ourumeut-when the joint Or
der vas postponed until 10 this morning.
Dur.og the debate long aud eloquent speeches have
been made. On wednesday, Mr.. Newton made speech
in beGttement Of Mr. Riyes-which reported to US,
and we we're sorry 10 hear it, very unworthy Of
him Mr. Hopkins, o. the contrary is represented to
have delivered sentiments, which did equal honor to
him and The s1bsc, Of bis commentator. Yesterday
the debate vas spicy aDd Of course more interest
Ing
The oaly gentleman in nomination, who has been
specially and bitterly assaied has been Nr. Riyes He
happens to be the 5aly Wing 10 nomination, which has
creste5 the suspicion, that the great Revolution by
which We are CONFUSED has wrought change in the
feelings Of men-thlt we are no more tolerant forbear
us a1d Iguauimous than o.! yore and that the heart
les prescription OF former times is to beeOutnued with
undated uljsaily to Judgment day.
In tbs connection We are reminded by correspon-
- ~ ,-sstgatg which the members of the
Provisional Coug,,,, w. 49,. Me- "''eS' We "A'''
ourselves heard several OF the Ia.
be-s Of that BODY. from the Calf S,s. '-s 'i''
sHal:ed admiration for the abilities ofIiyes,
the most errnes, desire shat for the sake OF tn
isderac7 be might D. restored 20 it, councils. To u
eif-.t have from Senator the following, in sub
stance, Of tue testimony OF the bate lamented General
Cob, who G.. o., Fredericksburg. General Cobb told
our informant IN the last interview he had with him
tal- when Ge entered Congress he had the intenses
prejudice 20 Mr.. Ri,esit amounted to positive repug
nance and he thought t impossible that he ever could
listen v,h ans patience anything tina, he might say
But IN the course Of time he was impressed with the
sterling good sense and vast ability aud knowledge and
ardent patriotism of Gr Eyes th4the perfectly
regarded hm a. the greatest he had been a.
-o,alsd with aud felt ashamed of himself for ever
havilg entertained such unworthy thoughts of such
nan.
Slch testimony ss sv.I no doubt suhec TO counter
raliass 30 b,r7 100 tIc suv.1ortd assaults Of envy
AL usl-,y Coz ths honor of Virginia sal the good
u or C7lt.e-s.v. vs fr.a.y rrl.t pa, slaiee rC
.t. .-a...l.,lt a ti.r 5-.rsat rsr,-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16
ATn monthly meeting Of the Council OF tho

A r a monthly meeting Of the Council OF inc
IN. city Richmond, held The 18Th day fJannAy isc'
WAS the following sections OF Ordinance 70
e Ordinance concerning health the city hosPias' pAs
this day, published for wess Ia the as'srS aAV Pap
Of the city 10 vii: -, p..,.o,.i .,A
SUI kyery physician practising In the city o. WY
shall be 10 attendance upon patient sdeeisa WIN shsh ps
yarloiold In FORM shall report the hamr Apa 49,
she patient Mayor the city 10 wtng suh
hours after satisfied OF tbs ssislehee OF Ne SIN
hs aso rso the recovery death OF every such PArh W.
der his chRrFe aud failure compy Win hese
the physcAn 90 offending shall be hned zen doas 10, s.e
he 40 x 20 report each paea onehah the nns 70 be pad
the informer o ,,-.. :, ii, - =,
On RFvy haaaekseper Who shan have eesse OF
"a on s fact Indie by hanging out sh dag not
- hn front OF the principal entrsoes
10 the daring the whole time such Rstsot
mains 10 the house. falling do mis- SHALL b nnsa
dollars for each day Of such failure onshsi 81 ins s 70 "
ps.Id inisEmsDL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16
UoJ-sE OF DELEGATES

Tho House met ut 10 o'clock, and was opened Nth
l.,,s7 = ia. Rry D. DUScAS, OF he Il. Z. Church
kJbt w. Burroughs, Sergeant alarms, prrsrS'eo ~
resignation through the Speaker which, being accepted
Robert W Burke, first Doorkeeper was elected in his
place.
On ihe uoroisation Of Mr. BARBOUR, Thos. o. Fiint,
Of Calpeper was elected to the post Of first boo :
keeper
Mr. MAGRUDER offered n resolution, which Sas
adopted inslrdcng the Committee Propositions and
Grievances TO inquire into the cIpedieney OF reporting
bill guihorzlng county courts TO impress or condemn
houses or lots for hospital purposes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FRIDAY MORNING, Jan. l6, Ises.
TO CORRESPONpENTs

- Lsss-s % bsines Do addressed 90 sRS "Edisor
O - wig" ~, :, -
49, T3ts le of long IHdtng ought % De Fl0cn %
al ara en- o1ss BE- departed from; OBITUARY R0''ees
ssesaSiVy are charged for a. advertisements
- W clnnOs sRdsraks o rstura rejected coaHa'Rcd-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16

Ey~ssSrss AgsEIAG sbTEE I've Invite
~ " Fpeca attention large sale o. GU dp
able pry Goods Fancy OoSds Boots apd shoes Silver PsS,
Diamonds, &c, this Esotnns, ri 10 O'Clock.
The Sh0Ss E.ll ts sold as 10 9'el0el
The SILVER and Diamonds a O'clock, precisely.
Before sale, say sk osocs, vii ss IN scat 81 90:
valuable and Bugsy and Harness Bee Aae'
tlon notice, -
faIA 4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16
KLrcrIox OF srNAroR

The Joint order Of the day-thc election Of Coned'
crate States StatCn' Senator--was now resumed.
The champions of the seYerh candidates presented
their claims with much At length Feso-
Luton was adopted close debate in one minute and
the SPEAEER ihercupon communicated 10 the Senate,
through Speeil Committee, that the House, on It's
part was prepared 10 enter upon the election Of Sena
tor TO I'll the vacancy la the Confederate States Senate
oceasoned by the death OF William Ballard Preston
In few minutes q response received from the
Senate correspondent with communication FROM the
House.
The first ballot resulted as follows
For William q. Rives 81 for john j. Allen %; for
Charles W. Russell - for John b. Floyd ~ for Alea
T. Carpenter /; for B. T. Wysor No choice
The further proceedings under he joint order were
postponed until at 10 o'clock and the House
adjourned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16
ExEcrIlyE DfFAHTHEXr.


Richmond, Va. Jan. lz;b, 1858.
G,uilss,ss Of t6s !Sssa,s and Hasss Of Deisgafes:
Iiayi.c your altsu,ioa sabiec, Of more thsn or
binary Interest sui Importance aud respectfully suggest
that Is demand, early attention.
An Act entitled IA Aa 70 bsiffr prOoids fas a,
v-E sai rlasd.i Of ahs army ~ Rosg,taii" aP.
proved by the President, September s7gh, 1862.
Underthe Operations Of ths law, the State Of suiiaaa
Mississippi Alabama Georgia Sla'A Csruiia sad Ncrsh
Cl-ua have established hospitals for their sos and
soauisd ,0idier ia thia uit shichsro nos "a se"eesa
fql cr-rsiiol. H. coancrt9n With these, dePots Of
clothing and slppss q ssri0ls srces necessary Tor
she comfort O, ne soieseFs have also bseA established
TIE eo,hing aad sPpsl furnished aPOn the tsq1i-
Etsl OF the surgeons 70 charge OF she ho'tltsls.
Tie prori0a thus made foe their brave soldiers is in
,1s highest degree etednA5la 70 ths kpnssiy "a pa
otisH 81 those Satss sa3 tie srAmps hey haze set
Is deserving q emulation b. the other States SftAe Con
seasFscy yrgiais has asysE filtered IA the good sork
Vi .s,srng 70 e rsisf Of Jbs sch and sounded Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16
lonledsrate Almanac

E----t y-es; / Johaetoa have furnished u vi;h the
Coafedcras Am4nae sor 1893 Il contains variety Of
interesting aud useful matter Besides the Co0sd.u0a o.
che Consde-a,, states IL has many statistics Of the off
Seen, States aad sesy Of NiIaT? operations during
tas year 1863.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16
SENATE.

House adjourn,

THURSDAY, Jan. Is, 1863
The Senate met at o'clock NJ. Prayer by Rev. Dr.
j. l. Burrows, Of q . Baptist Church.
M BARNwELL, Il g. O., introduced bill TO an-
horize the appo.ntn 20 of is,an to the Register in
signing bonds aud certificates. Referred to the Com
..;feo OF Finance.
DGlTE or Hus. Ss. BALL@Ni. ts.-.-f.
Mr. HUNTER OF "a, announced toe death of Hoa.
Win Ballard PfesoE # Va, and submitted tho follow
log resolution aud order:
Resolved unauimo Iiy That the Senate deeply IamentS
the recent death Of tie honorable William Ballard Pres
ton Who at the ,ime Of hs decease, member of
this body from the Ste of ViruiF and tenders to his
widow sincere symp shy in Tits most affective bereaTe
meut
Ordered. Tbs; ;bc secretary communicate a copy of
the foregoing resolution to the family Of the DECEASED,
aud further thai be communicate these proceedings TO
the House Of Repre- catives
EuOges Il the ,Cs ased were pronounced by Messrs.
HUSfsE, OF Va, H;'RT, OF Tenn, CLAY, Of ALI,
SEsNgs Of la and .0'sFAtG, OF Texas
Thc resolution ADD oidef we're unanimously Rdopied,
On motion Of Mr. I,UNTER, tho Senate adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
The House va osI-a 10 order at IL o'clock 6T the
Speaker, Hon. TiIOS ). B0C0Ck. Prayer By the Rev.
Mr. Cruuley.
tn AsuRT SOrEs
Ga motion Of Ne SWAMI, of Team, the House took
up the bill offered by msef yesterday, ia regard TO the
ssae Of Treasury NDt.a Sc, and on his further notion
the bill vas ordered 3 he printed.
Mr. DARGAN, Of la. introduced a bill TO regula
the Issuing and fund * oi Treasury Notes Referred
to sae Committee Ways and Means aud ordered to
be printed.
nuis, RESOLUTIONS, Erc.
Mr. F00TE, Of Tea n, introduced bill 20 be enti-
H. act 10 amend act recognizing the existence OF
W. between the Goa ederate States and the United
States and concerning letters of marquee prizes and
prize goods Referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs
Mr. RUSSELL. Of n introduced bill to be entitled
rspr the 'mpt Of the enemy to excite SER
vie nsufreet0R stsu bill prevent the employment
VI negroes IN as rat the Confederate States OF
America Referred he Committee GA the Judiciary
Mr. Russell oEt "a o resolution insIructHg TIM Com
mittes % the Juicialr inquire into the e8pedie ey
Of Fsportag bill lore e impressments. Agreed 10.
Mr. BOTEIER 81 y offered resolution requesting
the President to eoms cac TO the House II not In.
compatible sith The p-b good the recent report Of
Col Imboden IL regard Mlroys ourages In the Valley
sRd Northwestern Viz Ia. Agreed TO.
Mr. GARNET. OF 70 offered resolution isQas..ls-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16

FROTsgON TcE TIE SOLDIERS OF VIRGINIA.
Gov Letcher has transmitted the following eoEmuni
eaten 90 the Legislature Of Ihis State. The subject
as timely brought their notice shoud receive prompt
,,s f.y,r,h nj consideration
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16

HDeEs DE. W. i 9,-' ., lsa
Am -,,--,,ihlioaII A dleVIug for the

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Persous ssispas ui sirr Nurth - trzEsl ter tas
ths tsfrsHsiuh ths there apsf ss ,s 1 not Al
lace - Hzsat tan 40 fzf a. ~ fss Nsshag
case haa ca 20 oqaeig orders are Fha - r AEqais
pspsEs pgnAans iAe " s1,cn fnf
CrssE TSafe, aaa ressFyinT thst whole iEs q
ne sergics 81 tbeir aFEy zyt pass IN
n WI tasFsfSrss % ussrAs 10 persons 20 - MISEEh
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isa Ih--dls Brtx -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16

NOTICE. will sell, at public auction, at
~ New Kent House, the 2nd fHURsDAY February
that sepE day. excellent STEAM SAW MILL Of twenty
tee Also, HLA CksMITH5 TOOLS The Nil
farn Of M " 81 TAlassrra thEss Mics
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16
u ETITRN THEM TO THE OWNER-Pc

sous 70 whose hands the books taken from house
IN hanover by the kueny, have come, VIII gesiy obse
me pv leaving them at the Of Aess
Jnbnsspn Brother Druggists, Main street, Riehmond.
l,Is AZ q. w. RICHARDSON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16
1INE HORSE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

VIII be sold, Saturday the Eth Inst At the Horse
Lot oouAc Chamber l, large Iren Gray HORSE
years old spng, Tsk tros ani eanie we'll works In SIM
s double harness "a sound and healthy Gas be serna Da
Wis Intehpsous de Was bought present 10 Colonel
killed In Tie battle st fredericksburg, Jaie-2ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16

r OUISA MALE ACADEMY-The next SEES
IL si.n Of School viii the is Of FEBRUARY
next. i .. .t ..
TKHHs usual English BTsbches, t5 pc. Session of sen
uenhs (a In sdvasce The Languages and Mathematics So
We can procure od at per month"; including skt
/ 80 : - = -|Fl p THOMPSON,
l. J. HALEY A. ~
Refeeness-Rsv A. w. PoRdexteF, Halifax, Rev. l., w. Alien
OaroIae Rev Wa BSoadus, Pfedeeksba De- Robert Ry
land Riehm ad Elder W Goes Abgmarlv Rider L. Gals.
uan AIhema,ie, hide b. w.ths AlbemAfls, Hon. A. r. Hot.
Ia lay, Eehsoni Kent, Louisa OIL " W. Jones, Louisa
r. r coWhsrd Louisa, Hnsh a. iiitef Loasa
Address s,hss Of Us at Louisa Court House. jan lec
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16

Although these are times for action and not words, the
Legislature has consumed another day in frutess debate
Near the close o. the session Yesterday, the House,
having exhausted lie stock Of words SIGHTED its readi-
ne to the srat &c proceed TO vote andhavng received
similar message from the Senate voted with the follow
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-16

HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES.

The House va SaI1a 10 order at IL o'clock b. the
Speaker. Eon TllOs 5 BOC0CK Prayer By the Rev.
Mr. Crumley.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-19
new OREGON PLAIN DEALER.
". r. MEAD. EDITOR.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10th, 1868.
DEMOCRATIC STAvRCoNvENTION

DEMOCRATIC STAvECoNVENTIoN.
The Democracy of the State of Iowa arc
requested to sen delegates to a State Conveu-
ton hereby called. to be held at tho Cap,-
tol in the city of Des Moiens, on
Wednesday sth dag Of July meet,
at 10 o'clock NJ. for the purpose of nominating
candidates for eve(,rnor. Lieut.. Governor and
Judge of Supreme Court. to be supported at
the ensuing October election, and of trans
actisg 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 H. 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-
sarv steps are taken in their respective coan-
ties toin>ure their full represention at the
State Convention
Rv order of the DemocraticState Central
Committee. J. Nj. Ell OOD. Chairman.
J. C. TURK, Seeretery.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-19
YNHE DOUGLAS MEMGRIAT..-Thc Di-

YNHE DOUGLAS MEM0RIAL.-Thc d.
l. ploma Of Membership of the rn.,; s
Monument Association, beautifully engraved
on steel about nine by twelve inches dimen-
sions, is now ready for distribution to the
subscribers to the monument fund. To all
persons forwarding to the association 81, 90
or more, will be sent one OF these diplomas,
properly executed.
To contributors in the sum of 50 or more.
will be furnished gratuitously besides the
Diploma, a beautiful imperial size steel en-
craving of Judge Douglas 81 by II inches,
published by Marsh, Rowe & 60.
Contributors in the sun, of S1,OO will be-
come life members Of the DOUGLAS Monument
Association in the sum Of $1,000 honorary
life members. and in the sum of al 90, 90 hon
orary Ii ie members of,hc Board of Trustees
Local receivers and solicitors for contribu-
tons are being authorized in the loyal states.
Pamphlets and circulars containing the or
ganization, constitution, bylaws and the ap-
peal of the 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. SCArFs PRIEST.
LEONARD w. VoLK, Sec'ty. nl3v4T3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-19
For Safe.

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 chose fruit and shrubbery. 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 a beautiful stream
running through its entire length and fine
and durable spring of water near tho dwell.
ling. Said farm will be sold cheap, and on
liberal terms, and pei feet title given.
For further particulars enquire at the
farm, or of the subscriber at New Oregon.
Dated June 10Th 1863 ln34tf
JOINT. CLARK.
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HON. @. L. VALLANDIGHAM'S
RECORD ON
Abolition,
Slavery,
AND THE
JD3WIII, wy A R -

This work contains complete and accurate
copies of MIR. NALLANDlGhAM's principle
speeches, on the subject above named Also
parts of many other Speeches, with letters,
incidents, notes etc. The work has been
carefully edited and is believed to present.
fairly and correcly, the political record and
position ola man whose views, in reatioa to
the causes of our National troubles. and the
remedies for them are attracting an extraordl
nary amount of public attention.
The work is on good substantial paper. $40
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OF Mr. NALLA>DlGHAM
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-19
J. F. Webster, \
J. E. Bennett,
J. F. Mitchell, y
c. W. Fields,
mhos. Griffin.

On motion Of Mr.. barrow the Report was
adopted.
On motion of Mr. Bennett the following
Resolution was adopted
Resolved that any one appearing in person
or by an Agent, showing to lave been illeg-
ally taxed in farming utensils and who has
not over 500 worth offarmln utensils wa @
ons included, such wagons shall be exempt
from taxation and such wagons as now ap-
pear on the different assessors books illegally
taxed shall be stricken off the list by appiica-
ten being made at the present session of this
board and the clerk be instructed to erase the
same.
Mr.. Ostrander moved that the assessment
on the " l-2 S. W.l-4.34-99.1l remain as
returned by the assessor in said Township
Motion prevailed
On motion Of Mr.. Mitchell the Board re-
solved itself into Committee of the whole.
Mr.. Ostrander in the Chair.
Mr moved that the Board appropriate the
sum of 5000, for the purpose Of constructing
Bridge over the Turkey River at New Ore
gon.
Mr. Hubbard moved to amend said motion
by adding thereto "that warrants to satisfy
he same shall not be issued tilt after Sep
TENDER lst 1863
Mr Noble moved to amend said amendent
by adding thereto that the prayer of Petition
OF citizens of Lime Sprins asking an appropria.
ton of the SUM OF $500. for the purpose OF
building Bridge across the Iowa River in
the Village Of Lime Springs, and the prayer
of Petition of citizens of Vernon Spring s ask
ing an appropriation otthe sum of $500, 70,
the purpose of building Bridge across the
Turkey River in the Village of Vernon Spring,
both be granted on the same terms
The motion to am end the amendment pre-
vailed .
The amendment as amended carried.
Tho original motion as amended then
carried
Mr Griffin called for the Ayes & Nays.
Ayes, Messrs Bennett, Borgess., Darrow
Griffin, Hewett, Hubbard, Mitchell Nobl,
Webster g.
I Nays, Messrs. Fields and Hewe.-2.
On motion Mr.. Noble tho Committce rms.
and Reported
On motion of Mr.. Boggess the Board ad
jeurned.
I Attest c. F. WEBSTER,
Clerk,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-19
ASAfE AND CERTAIN REMEDY.

Afflicted reader, yea are suffering
from bronchial affection and seeking
for relief You say you have tried the
best physicians and have almost de-
SPARED Of hope. Never despair until
you have tried that greatest Of medicine
Dr.. Halls Balsam for the Lungs.
The proprietor, John D. Park, Chica-
g, is in possession of numerous testi-
monlals as to its curative properties,
and refers YOU to the free almanac dis,
tri5uted by agents, where you will ge.
the genuine medicine. Agents III every
town in the country.
See Advertisement.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-19

f@Reports have come in stating that
Banks had been defeated and also that
the rebels will lie able to hold Vicks-
burg until relief can reach them They
are oulv rumors and if true don't affect
the destiny of this great nation. Let
every patriot still hope on and i'll the
mean time Buy his Clothing Boots
Shoes Il Domestic Dry Goods at.
HAMMERsLorGR BRcs.
North side public square McGregor
Iowa Sign ofthe American Flag.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-19
4 FRIEND IN NEED TRYIT.

Dr. Streets lntail'ble L'niment is prepared
crA the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut the
great bone setter and has been used in his practice for
the last twenty year with astonishing As an
external remedy, It's without rival, and will alleviate
pain speedily than any ether preparation For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders truly infs,lhe and
curative for Sores Wounds Sprans, Bruises. &C. its
soothing. healing and powerful rensthns properties, sx
cite the just wonder and establishment Of al who have
given trial Over thousand cer scates Of retSak
able cures performed BY within the last years attest
this fact.
Soc
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-19
SHERIFF'S SALE OFREAL ESTATE
~ State If IOwa, Howard Coun " S. s.

GHERIFF'S SALE OFREAL ESTATE
~ State Of Iora, Howard County s. s.
By Virtue of a special execution issued out
Of the ofhIce of the Clerk of the District Court
of said county at the suit Of George Bliss
Plaintiff against 4. H. Harris aad John C.
SHOEMAKER defendants and dated June Is
1863 to me directed commanding me that OF
the premises hereinafter described cause to
be made the sum Of six hundred and thirty dol
lars and interest thereon at the rate Of six
per cent per annum since the 2l.t day of June
A. D. 1859 until paid and costs taxed at six
and 0lO0 dollars to satisfy ajudgement
which said Plaintiff recovered against said
defendants at the Jupe term A. d 1859 of
SAID District Court, shall offer Tor sale at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash
at the trout door of the curt House in Yer
non Springs Township Howard County Iowa
on the 25th day of July A. D. 1863 at TIL
hour of two o'clock p NJ. OF said day tie fol.
lowing described Premises to wit Lots Nos
2. 3. 50, and 10 in Block No ii Lots
Nos. l6 II, and Is in Block No. 80 Lots Nos
l. 2, and 3, in Block No "a, IN the Village of
Vernon Springs Howard County Iowa and
also the east half (l-2) Of tire north west
quarter ia Of section No, thirty four I34l
in Township No. Ninety nine 1897 mouth range
eleven IN west.
Done at SheriF's Office June 18th 1868.
P. I. sEARLES Sheriff OF said County
n35v4t4