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

l. VALUABLE farm of two hundred
~ acres Of which one bundled and sxtv
is under fence and eighty acres under plow,
with a GOO dwelling ,,o',>e, large quantity
o, cholse truit,and $ 'rubhery. S id farm is
pleasantly situated four miles north east OF
the town New Oregon. in Howard county,
Iowa. and two miles from Railroad now in
course If construction, IS we'll ada ted to
raising grain. il one Of tie best at * farms
in northern Iowa, having beautiful stream
running throng III its entire length. and fine
and durable srring Of water near the dwell.
ling said turm will he sod cheap and on
liberia terms and pc, feet tit'e given.
For further articulars enquire at the
f rm. or OF the subscriber At New Oregon
Dated Jaas 18th 1863 1n3%sf
JOHN I. CLARK.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10

at Howard in the southwestern part
Of this county. pic mic celebration was
had. where large delegations were col.
lacted from Floyd, Chickasaw, Mitch
eli and Howard Counties. The as
$embled mutit ude were entertained
With an address by Col. J. D. jenkins
of Mitchell c unity, who spoke in his
usual lucid and impressive manner OF
the origin and purpose Of the Dec|nra
ton OF Independence. Of the sterling
and exemplary character Of the foun
fers Of our government, of the high and
honorable destiny which had SCENE ed
in store far the American people, and
closed with an eloquent appeal to his
bearers tie maintain the purpose of the
Declaration, to emulate the virtues Of
the Fathers, and realize for our country
its proper ar,d glorious desti, y, b,
holding inviolate those twin guardians
sfher .sfeatEers; Liberty and Law.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
SHERIFF'S SALE OFREAL ESTATE
~ STATE of Iyiya, Ho,rdrd Counts S. s.

By Virtue of a special execution issued cut
of the .ff ce of the clerk of the District Court
Of sa d county at the sn;t of George Bliss
PlaintiF against A. n. Harris AND John {.
>choonmaker defe, Gant. and dated lune is
1863 TO me directed commanding me that OF
the prem srs hereinafter described canse to
be made the sum Of six hundred and thirtv dol
lars and intcre thereon ut the rate Of six
per cent nnr annnIn since the 2lst day Of June
A. D. 1859 until paid aNd costs taxed at six
and 10 100 dollars to satisfy jul Cement
which said Plaintiff 'ecovereu aga'ns+ said
defendants at the June torn A D 1859 If
I'd strict curt, shall offe" ior sale at
u,bl auction t" the highest hidd for cash
at the trout d or If the ourt House in Yer
non rr'ng- Township Howard County Iowa
on the 25'h day of July A D. 1853 at tn
hour OF two o'clock p VI. o. said dav t e fol.
lowing described Pre- Uses to wit. Lots Nos
8 4 8. g. and 10 IN Block No Ia Lot
Nos is II and * in Book No 80 Lots Nos
l. 2. and 3. in Block No "a N the Village "t
Vernon Springs Howard County Iowa and
also the east half u-2l of the north west
quarter "a Of sect on No., thirty fHar BAL
n Townsh p No n nety nine 1897 mouth range
eleven ~ west
Done at Sheriff Office June 18th 1863.
PIT sEARIES Sheriff OF said ounty.
35v4t4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
NOTICE OF SHER'FF'S SIZE or
A\REAL E>TATE,-Stateo of Iotca H0uert


A>REAL E>TATE,-State of Iova Ho,oerd
Co"niyS s.
By yirture cfa special execution issued
ont Of She off ce of the Gle Of he district
court of said CO ntv at tn" suit G 'orge B is
tai as Plaintiff aga s>t X K 3 .ckn' m and
others a. hefe dantS and dated July ii tn
1862 TO me directed commanding me that
f the premise. here rafer described | cause
t. be N ,de the sum Of two hundred and sew
enty two and $4,000 dollars damages aid
interest there N ut thr rate Of six per cent
per annium from the 9th dsv Of Jun, A. D.
1863 until paid and cots taxed at ght and
IS 100 dollars to satisfy Judgement winch
said Plaintiff recave,c ed ngai,St said det~nd-
ant at June tenn A D 1863 of said District
Conrt I>hal nff.r for sale at publ c anction
| to the h;ske,f h oder tor cash ut the front door
OF the court honsn in Vernon Springs Town
ship Howard County Iowa on the 20h LAY
August D 1863 ut the hour Of two o ,nck
i. of SAID day the fol ow ng described prem.
ise, to Wit. The West bali Il eff section N
| one ~ n townsh n Ninety seven '97| North
Range No Eleven III "est Of tie Ssh P ",
containing 'wo hnnd ed and n nety Five and
$4,000 Gees according to government survey
| Jti, 10 1868.
PIT. >EARLE Sheriff ofsaid County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
4 Cure FOR COUGHS. COLDS sc,

Coughs, Influenza, Bronchitis, tightness Il
the chest. pain in the Ieft side, low fever. and
many other symptoms of Ike character -
Then those Tubercles in the Lungs, disor-
ganzation, r'ostrati n of the physical pow
ers, and the scene closes That they may
not weep, when tto late, lot the friends OF the
sick be vigilant at the outset. When the
first symptoms of Pulmonary disease are man
lfes'e adm Mister Dr. Halls Baiu0m for the
Luags For sale by agents in every town
in the country.
See Advertisement
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10

of justice, expose the country to mar
tial law, and discourage the people from
enlisting in defence of the nation. -
No matter how honest or worthy may
have been the reasons for such societies
in the beginning, their very secresy
and the oaths they impose do enable
wicked men to use them unto unlawful
ends, and pervert them into public
uuisnnccs.
All good objects can be accomplished
openly, and none but the enemies of
thsir country ever need disguise.
1t is perfectly plain thar such secret
organizations are both dangerous and
beyond the rAinary grasp of the law ;
they are therefore declared to he hos
tile, and be put down by the military
power of the district, if need be
Invoke against said secret societies
the good influence and active aid Of all
men who are friendly to the Union - to
discontinue and peacefully break up
such organizations within the limits Of
This dis riot. and I call up n the mem
hers thereof spec lIv to Withdraw from
heir dark meetings. and npenly show
that their Intentions and acts are such
as NAV well become the true and loyal
cirizens of country whose freedom and
integrity they will niainrain ag inst AL
enarnies whatsoever, and before the
eyes ALI the world.
0 B WILCOX
Brig Gen. c mmanding.
Official
ROBERT \. HUTCHlNs,
Captain and a. a. G.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
MGR COR.

MGREGOR.
WA. GLHs & BROTHER. dealers ~ Watch.
es. Clocks and Jewelrv. have the finest es.
tablishment and the best assorted stock
West f the Mississippi. If you want time
piece. call upon them fora fnc seth Thomas.
or American Clock, or gold watch They
sl*o have an endless variety Of fine lewslrv.
Fine watches repaired by them in work
manlike manner; and they warrant all
THEN work and al their goods to he as rep
resented. Inllv4yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
4 FRIEND IN NEED TRYIT.

DR. Streets Ltahble Imminent. is prepared
from the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut the
great setter and has been used in his practice for
the last twenty year with astonishing success As
external remedy 1t Is without rival, and will alleviate
pain speedily than any other preparation For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Dsorersit istruy nfable and
curative for Sores Wounds spraius Bruises &C., its
soohug healing and powerful strengthing properties
cite the just wonder and establishment all who have
given II trial Over thousand certificates of remark
able cures performed by within the last two years. aes
this fact ,- f- as,
Sc ad-esthensnt -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
H)vEVERY ONE THAT THfRSTETH

vlND those hat are athrst. the nnde"s' gneh
I wo,d say that he will be in the vicinity
OF New Oregon f"r lew weeks and, will I've
hnpr, toServe all hose in need WELLS of
rnre water fire. h from naturosrnre fountains
He has every facility for drilling wells to any
depth required, and will guarantee sa'isa-
ton IN .varv inI,ana rAerns reasonable
Good ,cfarencrs iven if desired.
Apply ut B Cha ms TIN Shop. New
o q ,on, or to DANIEL. WHEELER. Deco
rah Iowa. June l8, 1868.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
MOTE EOF SHERfFF'S SIZE OF RE-
~ Al FL ATE.--StGte of loUa, Hordrd

~. f'>i E.-->t1te OF iOU0 HONdT0
Coun'yS 5. .s...s.
By rtne Of one spee'nl execution issued
o,t OF the office o, he Clerk of the District
Court Of D b qHe go ntv lova. at the snit
of Charles G. Landon Plaintiff, against LII
theres Jackson ct nj. and dated &av 25th
1868 to me q rrcrcd comm ,nirg m, ar
of The prem -rs hereinafter described cause
to he ,.ade the sum Of fourteen hundred d
eleven dollars and seventy five cents DANA
geS m I inter ct Il crenn at the ate of six
re" cen per annnm since the 2Sth day of
FEBRUARY a 1853 until pm d ard costs
taxed a. two and 20 100 dollars to satisfy a
dement, which n d Pin ntirf recovered
| against said defe dant> at the Fehr"ary term
| A y. 1859 Of ~ D >trict corrt. shall offer
tor sale ~ pub anct on to the highest Bad
dor for ca ut the {. mt door Of the court
! House Ia Vernon Springs Town hip Howard
comfy. Iowa. on the l4th dav "f July D
1863 mt the hour OF one O'Clock p VI of said
dav the flowing described premises. to W.T.
the east half OF the north west quarter anC
tho o1th west q 'arter of the north we>
ana ter # section No TWENTY seven (27) ir
township N" ninety nne (9o) north range
No thirteen 13> W, t of the 5th P. NJ. il
Howard co MY lava
Done at Sher If; Office. Vernon Snriv cs
this St duv o. Jane D 1863 (n34v4
i Pr SEARLES. Sheriff If "a d county.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
FAIR w ARNING.

4 IL persons knowing themselves indebted
~ to s. H Mob or the firm of Noble &
H,ndiev are hereby not fed to call and i'm
mrd;atey settle the s. me by payment or note
and save themselves cost
Vernon Springs, May 18Th 1863
81 HANDiEY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
NEWS OF TIE W Elk.

New Y TX, July S. A Washington
special saws. recent order Of Gen.
IIallack, rbilliug army officers re
naming in Washington wichout specia
leave, will be enforced on Tuesday
Gen. Hooker and Nagle, aud other
Generals have been arrested. Ito kc'
got leave to stay and the rest left Oh
the next train,
1t is estimated at the Surgeon-Grn.
erals office. that our woun led at Get
rvsburg number 10000. Nearly 1000
G n e,lerate wounded remaiued on the
field in our possession We have %
c,onels and host of others of inferior
rank prisoners. The C'nfe'sera ties
10 General officers. They estimate
thvirlo at $4,000. We have about
1900 prisoners, exclusive Of wounded.
A Chamhersburs special says, there
is now no enemy in the umherl mi
Valley. They are trying to cross the
Petomnc, with Mulliyln in front and
Pleasantnn behind.
Correspondence from Dix's army,
the 5Ih, ia the ueisbborhooI of Han
over Court House, reports no change
i" the general position Of our army.
A special from Harrisburg Of the 18th
evening, states that a. 2 p H. on Tues,
day, furi .us battle was raging a!
WilIiamsport, IN which the anulhlla
ton of Lees army was considered al
INST certain.
Cairo, July s "A bearer Of dis
patches fir m Gen. Grant to the Gov
ernnent arrived 10 day. He left Nicks
bury at noon on he 4Jh, and therefore
brings but few particulars Of the sur
render.
One division of the army was march
ing into the CITY when he left.
The hunter Of prisoners is $1,000
about one half OF wlom are said to b'
either sick or wounded. -.f ...
1t is reported by newspaper cores
pondcnts, who have arrived to-day tina
this III some respects seems Improbable
A parole may have been extended t.
tn, sick and wounded. The only ren
son assigned for this provocatlon is tina
he has no men 70 spare to guard pr'>
oners and no transports to send then
north. His men are t. he used Oh
better mission than guarding prisoners
The oontederates fired ONE Is 81
pound shots into the steemer D., ;key IA
Islaud NJ. 81 as she came up on tn
last trip Noho y hurt. .aoa
Cairo is brilliant. .,.- t,rs
HALIFAX, July 6.-The ,steamo
Harriet Pickney, four ond a half da,
from Bermuda, arrived here on Sundr
with Vallandigham anil several o,hs
passengers from Charleston an
Wilmington. Jesse .-a@.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10

The f'llowing military order is a
sweet morsel'' for those furious vanters
against Democracy, who meet in cellars
or up long lallers at mi In ght, to con
c,et civil war and murder at our fire
sides.
Ho J. We valiant leagners, you VIII,
imagine that your purp ,se is an inspi
ration and a mysterv,-wh Sc army
like the horles Of the sahle Rhoaerlch
are countless and invisible, read "
this and reflect .
Headquarters Dist of lnd,ana d 1fich,eaa. J
DEPARTMENT Of the Oh.o.
Ind'a"ap u.s. June g., 1863.
The peace of Indiana has lately beer
disturbed by violence. murder. am
other acs contrary to law, and havin.
their origi n in certain secret politica
societies clubs, or leagues. The con-
mon safety now demands that all sn,]
associations SHOULD he discontinued, n
matter to what political party they ma
hel'ng They are constant source 4
dread and mistrust -they divide al
provoke hostility between neighbors
weaken the dignity and power Of cour,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
A1OTlCE.-H arnrd Coun,u loua.

NOTlCE.-H arnrd County. lo,ra.
~ Those who have snb,crihed in this Co.,
in aid Of the Roman Cath lie Church in
course IF cons ruct;on atVernon Springs are
hereby informed thar the subscription pa
pers NAV he found Mt the Stor of Messrs
Strothcr &, K rknatrick who are authorized
to receive payment from subscribers, and
donations in aid Of the hnrch
- :. 80 JOHN I. LONG, Trustee. =
ne,sf July Fad 1888
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
MlrCuElL County,. Iowa,
july 9Th 1868.

present o, the celebration of the fourt
at Howard, | cannot refrain from ma
king a short statement Of the doings
there, and the highly appropriate man
ner in which the glorious fourth was
celebrated. Ynu will doubtless receive
the particulars from some of your own
citizens, as there was QNite number
from New Oregon and Vernon Springs
IN attendance, therefore I do not deem
it necessary for me to enter into details
very minutely. -
I wopl! s'y, that it was truly good
old fashioned 70 LIBERATION, such as
NIL union hearts could unite in, and
where all dill, without reference to po-
litical topics there was nothing either
in the Grafton. toasts, or any Of the pro-
ccedinss, which coul'i possibly give of
fence to any who desire the perpetuitv
of the Union of our Flthers-the feel
ING seemed to he one, and that was to
az il any sect NAL, or political topics,
and make it truly day of rel icing f'r
the great blessings we have nader the
constitution there w,sno dissertation
Of the day hv infaminc sectional ap-
peals to the passions o. the people. bur
it was 50 conducted that all who loved
the institutions Of our c,uatrv, as be,
qnearhed us Ivy the illusfrinus patriots
Of the Revolution. could feel that it was
COOL to be there, and engaged IN the
celebration with q hearty g i VIII.
The number in Attendance was very
large-far exceeding any thing we are
in the habit of seeing on snch occasions.
I WAS Informed hy some who made an
estimate that there were over 100 who
took dinner, others said there were
fully l00G present Il think this is not
al Dfti SSttiiIitC.
AMI here let me say that too much
cannot he sail in PRAISE of he ladies Of
Howar" County who prepared refresh
ments for the OCCASION, there was a Su-
pelaNundance Of every thin , that was
good. gotten up H. pic nic style I veri.
" believe that there was not only
twelve. hut twelve times twelve baskets
full left al|the citizens Of your c unity
seemed anxious to mike it pleasant FIR
those who came from a distance, and
the ef prt was m ST successful I assure
you, and in addition to the kin(noss we
received from those from the surround
inr towns and country. the unririrg
energies Of that marchless II tel keeper.
our friend Pettihoae. never Jagged, as
usual he WAS every where at the sane
time, and the hest he had AMI that is
as good as anv one has was not too
good fr his frienis-long may he live =.
I will conclude this hastv and imper-
feet account BY saving, that I never
have attended a celebration of the sort.
where SO much good feeling prevailed
throughout,-everv one appeared well
pleased, and when the cool Of the eve
ming came the crowd returne to their
homes full Of patriotism and devotion
to our time honored institutions. Il is
my opinion that Howard c unity can't
I've beat in her devotion to the Constr
tuition and the Union.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10

The fourth If July was duly celehrat
ed at New Oregon by very large c"f
lection Of people who listened to an adj
Clress bv Hon. NJ. Y. Bardick Of Deco :
rah We had not the pleasure of hear
ING the Senator s address. but we are
informed by those who know. that I,
was sound in doctrine. faultless If
Construction, able and eloquent, reflect
ing much honor upon its author an6 ex
ceedingly satisfactory to the large and
intelligent audience.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
SCONlLLiS
SCOFlLL'S
Sarsa pariIla
AND
STILLINC!A,
OR
Blood g. Liver
SYRUP.

1t Is highly recon-
mended 10y physicians
to cule the following
diseases, hav Nc o ig-
in in Il di>orderei
state of the blood
Serotula. letter or
Salt Rheum, Scaid
H. ad, Ca"ker, Ulcer
ct'ons and Enlarge.
me It's Of The Joints.
Generous 7'umo's,
King, Eul. Erys,p-
elias. ST. Anthonys
Fire. White Seedlings.
Obst nate Er"pt'o"s
Pimp'es on the FACE,
Bloiches. Pu.tuics
Rheumatism, Dy>pep-
STA, ect }; Sypa,hnc
and Mereur,at Afec
Ito. sac turtd: Chio-
ros1s or ('b,t,'ue''ons
in Fem0Ls Leucor-
,hea or WHIT 5. ave
'ehered hythe use Of
this ~ dame.
The me 'ical prop.
critics of Sarsuparill I.
n conjunction with
Still nSia are we'll
known by all medical
man to be the best
CO mpound yet discov-
cred to clean and
| purify the blood, and
eradicate all hsmors
from the system.
We lave given the
Recipe to most ply
>,.ian> in the country,
that hey ma KIN W
what they are using;
and vii continue to
send it by mail to
those DIES rious Of
knowing the lngred'
ents entering int
its c. IMPOSITION, that
they may prescribe it
in their practi &c.
This preparation
stands ut the head Of
the list of remedies
tor curing ali d seases
arising tom imIuri'
ties in the blood or
diseased matter Turk
ing in the system
Thousands who
have used the Sti lin
g." and Sarsaparil's
Will testify to its re-
markable eject in
renewing all impuri.
t es from their blood
giving tone and v go'
to Tho whole numar
frame, and restoring
u healthy action u
all the functions o.
the hody.
The te,tmonial'
received in its favor
+, ON m my III mberi
of the Medical iacul
ty won d, were We t
publish them, fill i
large volume.
1t Is prepared I'M
der the Supervis on @
o.: of the old st an
best p a:tical chem
its in the country
(Hr. ". S. MerrIl
T. nc,nuati. 20 g t
ins are a" unlioI NIT.
OF composition an
purity in all tie in
CRED .ents.
Asa spring remea'
: to purify and cleans
the blood. leaving
free from, all hum"'
a, d mruri'y, we a.
sert with confide e
there ia no bette
medicine.
/ H. SCOV'
rs Randolph Sire
J, allorders Should he
v Sold by Clemmer & Nj,
Dill, DI,,ftop n u CNiF
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
DR.. HALLS
q a |. s A M
Cures all Diseases
OF TIE
L y n G s
TTIROAT r.
FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
Co"sumt,on. Decline,
ASTHMA, Brmcau,,,
" ds''"g Of Eh.
Night Sreats, Spit
IT, & Bloc I, Irhlo;1ng
Cough, difficulty 4
Breathing, Colds,
Coughs, hhrenza,
Phthls,r, Pas IN the
Sldc, and oil diseases
Of The Lungs,
1T IS UNEQUALED
Hai's Lung BaIssr,
in al cases, lives tie
best satisfaction.
Has wrought moo
cures since ITS intr,-
duction than any
ether cough medicine.
Is endorse. by our
leading Phys eli ms as
the safest and est
remedy now before
the public.
Is safe to use o.
mong children. ard
yet powerful in ca ses
Of chr. mic pu!mon -
~ disease.
Brings in ccr.'s.-
CT ties Il m st dailv'us
its wonderful crr =
in all parts Of lAe
corntry.
There is no rucdi-
cine within our
knowledge that ha.
acquired so great ana
W lie 'pre II popular
ity. IN ~ short a Space
of time, ~ DR.. HaH.
Batsom far the Lungs
Its la sa N { aud
ne ling properties are
m,g'ca 1t is high
" expectoran and
tonic, Il contains
not a grain Of opium
or morphine. til. mar
cotic I'm astril gent
properties OF viii, Il
have created 20 much
prejudice against
similar preparat oue.
We believe that q
medicine p sess'ng
real mart, W Il Il, ct
cures when ever it ie
used. at home, as
we'll as abroad. Dr..
Halls Balsn IN for the
lungs is noVaregoric
preparation. but ono
whc if used in >en-
son, will save the lives
OF thousands. The
most distressing
cough is, frequently
re lev d by u single
doye. and broken up
in u 'ew houIs { NE.
The afflicted dc not
bav, to take bottle
alter bptte ! e'ore
they fud whctherthis
Yrnrl! W II A.oid
rene / or not
Hear hnt Physic-
ians say ct DR. Halls
bal,.m Says enc:
II, with confidence,
1econ,m' nj the Bal
sam az superior &c
any other rrermra-
ton" Says anu,hor.
/ Lhave us d i V .ia
II iinM surcesA, hnG
can confidently rec.
anmend it tor ali
those comp'a nts for
which it is offered as
a remedy >,il' %
/ mother writes: have
no hesitation in >~,--
ing that it il n sArs,
20 " NlENT u n q
very e&c c;ous u, d.
enc.
:. Proprietor
/ Chicago I'll. to whom
,dhrpsse
hell, New Oregon, Iowa: g.
IN, Burr Oak, Ilanst q sol'N
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10
rSU>TEES SALE OF REAL Estate.


Whereas. William N s. Sander. of the
w { tv OF Albany and State If New ! ork
d d execute TO WIN. t. GilchrSt of Clayton
County Iowa Trust Dead dated the ~ jar-
uarv 1860 OF the prem-e> hereinafter de
>crlhed. To wit: The west half and the south
west one fourth Of the North est fr,csio al
quarter of section No E'sh teen Isl Town
snip ninety nine 1917 north range thirteeH
IS west and containing accord ny to the
tnited >a'trS government >urvav On" b and ed
and ten 50 100 acres of ln.d he the same
more or less, nd recorded IN Recorders othte
of Howard 'onn iowa in Book A Page
sos rnd Coz on the Is May 1860 which said
CONVEYANCE was made to sad win |. Gil
hri>t Trustee to secure tho payment o. 4
certain promiS>orv note hearing even date
W Il, said trust deed. and conditioned for the
payment of the SOM -f two hundred and
thirty three 3S 90 dollars and nteres there
IN a. ten per cent. y vab'e sem-annua lv to
HIM Fair or bearer due two wears after date
and ~he, cas- default has been made m the
p lyment of sai note. AID the interest there
nand there j. now claimed to he due and
nnra the s. m of Two hundred and sixty
eight 55-lO0 dollars.
Nv v.rture of,nd N accor ance with pow
ers granted in SAID T ust Deed I I'm. |. CT
christ Trustee will sell at Public auct on to
the highest hidde, for cash ON wednesday the
5th day Of Augn.t next at 2 O'Clock p. nj
~ he ,'ourt House door IN said c.un o.
II word. oahnve described premises or 20
much thereof ~ may be necessary TO pay the
above n te and interest thereon and nece =
Sarv costs and charges attnnd "g such sale
Dated Mctlegor July 1863.
VIM | GiLCHRILT,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10

L Tic Dpr'HsS'' -
WonId N sorm his friends and tho ruhfo
generally that he HIS opened Boot : Shoe
Sbop at the firpt door west 1T No. IT.
Store He keeps constantly on hand Il best
of Eastern French and :, an, h tanned. solo
and upper Gather, which he will maxi up g
order upon the most reasonable terms. Al
WORK warranted ,,t.4s
Lime >priugA Feb 37sh 1853
ns0v4tf NOES NILES
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10

Personal attention given to the purchase
and sale If Merch li>e. NJ ,nntactures
Gram, Flour, and all kinds of Country Pro
duce. n3Sv4yI
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-10

H. SCOVlL. Proprietor
rs Randolph Street Chicago III. to whom
all orders should he ad'!re>se
Sold nv C,emmer & Mitchell. New Oregon, Iowa. Gee
Bodies. Button D. B. Colman, Burr Oak, IIanst sol'A
erland Waucona