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D!.EIss y0K lStS-A valuable pocket com paniou
f"r registering events past. present sni future
with almanac and Gale oder and bisnk SPACE f5r
every day in the year, cash account TOR asch snth
bills payable aud receivable each month Sailing.
ton, Bot as0ller. Newsdesler and StatioDer corner
Four snd-s ha / street and Penn avenue has owe.
sfty different kinds in various styles Of binding
CoIanAence the Seat with diary Don't y,
without one OF these useful little souvenirs.
de Is eoSt
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THE T0USa AMERICAN OrATor of PkfIadslohi,
will Gnortly Il cturs here. las ~
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DKAD-Jas Cotter who was shot on Chris,
mas night at an Irish wake, Oh English Hill
by Lot Flanngry, died on Friday afternoon
from the effects Of the wound
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REkhkBHE the lesson Memory, Go by Prof
Armes, this evening. 5th, at Rev MIR Butler :
Lee urc Room, corner of Eleventh AMI sts No
new admission after this evening It.
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M AEkHALB sALx-In virtue OF q urit q a.r,
lVI fetss ed from The clerks choe Of ia g,ts~
cu,t Cocrt Of the ptstr ct OF Cosu IN bis fsf tks
County Of v ashiuston, md 20 me directed x n
EXPOSE fa pnbiic sale. for csss Ct the Gestsos
st:rt Room 10 Gree a. Wulians on cerr er -
and 10 ga IN the cify of Washington "a D q
"a ~ EBAY tae J. IA day OF J snsEry ssxt ia, q
IL @ CLOCK g. :. isuesrlor Piano. ssised snf sstc1
uson, snc v A.! be fold 20 satisfy ,udicials NJ To-
{. January term. los, ir favor ofwr VI L sStp$s
WARD y, L-M0T
frs dts u 81 Mar.hsi n o.
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HOSPITAL THEY ARREsTHp-Justiee As.
pinwail, an assistant to the steward OF Emory
Hospital, was arrested yesterday on a charge
Of appropriatinx to his own use articles in
tended for sick soldiers
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TIE fonNG AMERICAN OEAToE.-Origiual, Prae
ticS suo HUMOROUS 1a52t-
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BrEaLARy.-Ths residence Of Mr. Ben ia,n;n
swallow, No. $50 Ninth street, corner OF NJ
was entered by burglars yesterday morning
and 30 in money taken therefroTu.
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NARSHALS sALS,-tn virtue Of writ OF ae,6
lVl facias, on judemsnt Of COO demnatiou l,srs n
from the Clerks OF oc Of the Qircuit Court cv sss
District of Oolumbia, for the County OF Wssksa<.
ton, win pore 20 puhlie ssle fof cash % sSs
Auction store Of Grees williams on the esrser
Of 9Th h.e -. IN the City Of Wsshtnston, o. D .
o. skJCRDAr. the icts Cav Of January se ne 'Isaa
1t II o caoct 2 nc the to-lovias goods sss Mai.
tela 10 vt, ,ts-
silver CUPS,
DO Plated Baskets,
DO do Mug az,
Set Saver Plated Csstors
seised ana levi'e upon as t6e rscds sA6 sh Se-ss
o. hessrt Ueeh an. .nd VA De $50 V setssf, g~A
Weisieer. WARD " LAM0S
ceS dts z. 8. Marshal ID D.
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SIZE ForkTH PAGE OF to-day's Sta for inter
esting local articles.
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MAksHALB etLE.-1n virtue Of tvo vrh6Sf
81 70. E. s,ssa
inston, and 70 me directed. 1 Win eIpose " ps6Ss
s.i. fer cash, In front Of the court house der u
usry next. ses, ~ Il clock m. the following d.
scribed property, to-yit, viz:-rhs north pess q
feSt inches oo Al street aud ertendins hset 40
width 70 the rear Of the said lot. together WITH q
And singular the n provttnentk thereos ssi.ed snI
levied upon the property Of Cornelius Bxyie esA
Will be SOLD 70 satisfy 1udicisls No. O. "a yses@y
term 1853. In favor OF Patriotic Bank w. 9eos -
Dove, esrni.i.ee q Oorneli1s Boyle.
deS.dts = xsr.hs, 10 q
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SELLING LIoroR TO SOLDIEHs.-William II.
Smith was arrested and committed to the cen
tral guardhouse on Saturday, charged with
selling liquor 70 the soldiers in the Vicinity OF
Fort Saratoga
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1sn;a RGssEI Doors AND SBoaB.-Thp abore RI
ticivs are sold chsa per At H. A. Ii ali India Ru D.
Der Warehouse. $40 Pa. avenue, than at any cthsi
store in this city or vicinity. This is so. Ga Hand
satisfy Yourselves. $40 Pa. avenue. no Att
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T'RU6TEKr sALE.-By virtue " . power vsssel
public ssie. on tS. eremises q. III Ssp1Y IN -
Dc. OF Jsnasry: lse, 81 II clock. that very bss.-
ot DR. joe ph A. SMITH, sBa nov occuyf-d by Dr.
Nm Baltsell, eontainins se scrss, more or I-..
Georges county, on she main road lessins from
MsshinEson 70 MARLBORO, and about Iniies fre1
the city This farm Is prettily situated and IL ve1
adapted 70 grass and wheat fue crops OF 9th haV-
ing been grown there within the last Re " years
There At least so cords of wood on the plaaa
which at present prices would 90 far to~srds ~,
ing for the farm. The improvements are sssA
comfortable frame dwelhng with carriage and ctAex
outhouses, together with new and convsniasf
barn; = lne garden with . variety Of choice kuif
trees
Terms made known ds. Of sale or may Be
Learn ed from the undersigned, at Frederick cssV
Maryland.
ee 10 2AwTt- JOHN A SMITH, Trustee
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DEsIRABLI INDIA RUBBBR GosDs.-Mr. Il. A.
Light dull finished Coats; also, dull finished Pom.
chos, extra large sises; a!so lot OF blue English
hight Tin wei sht) Rubber Capes with sleeves, whioh
ne /, sell ing at manufecturers prices at his India
Raeber Warehouse, , 10 Psnnsy lvania avenue he
tween Sta and 10th ets oe g II
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FUTURE BAYS.

lis. NARSHALs sALR OF PRIZE GOODS -
~ In virtue of q decree Of the District Court ef
the Uni ed States for tbs District OF Columbia 7
viii sell, ut public Aution, for cash on FRIDAY
the eti day Of January instant 1865 at N o'cio>k
q. m. at the Dry Goo1s Store Of J. b. Olasest On
PennsylTsnia avenue, between 9Th and leth sts. 90
The city OF Washington, the following rood Al
ehattel. ofthe sloop Mary Grey, a. follow:
ihsrrels Wbiskey.
lkeG do.
WARD II LAN0N
"a 5tds United State Aar.hsl n n =
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DRUNKEN SuRGno r. Cooper ap
Afsis'ant SutrTor In the army. was arreste
Yesterday afternoon by = datIchnlaat Of tn,
Provost Guard, for being intoxisn ted.
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w virtue of decree Of the District Court of a.
u ntted States for the District OF Columbia "
sen, foI cash, At the Dry Goeds Store Of !ehs \
10th streets, In the city Of Esskinstep, D. O., e
"WEDNESDAY, the nh day sfysnusry ls1, es1
mensfng at 10 o'clocf a. NJ :, the follow ina r~~6t
and ohsttels, TO wit
barrels Rsh,
do sugar.
SHORES Ciesrs.
do So{idiaed Lre
do Soar,
] zach Salt
2smAH boxs< Tea.
wARb n LAhoa62
de S-aH u. q. Marshal d ~
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A BOLD OFvEATIoE.-On Saturday after
noon, as Chas. Stewart, bar keeper at Bryan's
Restaurant, near the Navy Yard. was talking
with two soldiers, one Of them snatched so
bank note from his hands and made on Several
persona who were near, at once started In pur-
suit, but he outrun them.
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SIrRR CrTs, Gr,sRur WOUNDS and ell o.ber
kinds Of Wounds, also Sores Ulcers and scursy
heal safely and quietly under the soothing ;nau-
ence Of Holloway Ointment II meals to the bone,
o that the wound never opens again Soldiers su D
Ply yourFelyes Only % cents per Pot. z3S
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TOOK TBE OATH.-ffeorre Power, q de sarte
from The l7tb Virginia (reb14 u regiment, yestsr
day tool uIc ONb VI allegiance.
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INDIA RUBBER GooDs.-Tke place 20 buy Jour
Rubber Coats, Legsins. Camp Blankets, Havelocks
Hayeraeks, and every srticls made from India
Rubber is At II. A. Halls India Rubber Warehouse
where you can obtain them al manufacturers
prices, $40 Penna. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets oc a IF
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also, incidentally, Ii at the Government of tho
church bad never yet been complete the oh uTch
being heretofore without deacons.
~
NAVY fARD.-Evcry department. Of the Navy
Yard isnow in active operation-sofne working
two SETS OF hands, night and day-lnd the
wharyes present bnsy appearance -Four
large schooDers discharging car9oes, four Of
coal, two OF lumber, one Of piles, and one of
chip timber, besides yeral taking in stores for
Fortress Monroe and other points. The King
Phillip. formerly thu Powhstsn, has lately had
thorough oyerhauling. The Reliance has
IN en placed In fine order The Whitehead AM
and arc now in the painters hands The lille
Ureka, NOR commonly known 40 tine Grey
Mares Colt from the fact OF having been cap
turrd By .hs Anacostia, known IS the "Oid
Grey Mare" on the Rappahannock, Is In fine
order, and lies II Tie wharf awaiting orders.
NJ OTYroI AL FIsIT.-On Saturday, Rev Jas.
K Nicboie, President OF the MARYLAND Confer
enca OF tho Methodist Protestant Church. Ar q.
rived In Washington on an official visit TO The
churches OF the District under his Off cial care
street church fRevw. N. Strayer, pastor and
delivered . vBry interesting and instruct vo
discourse upon the text OF Johns Gospel, Cd
cEspter, 10Th yerse. After tho usual ser vice,
the COMM IN ion was administered to the ,asrr
n 70 Of The church ana other professor. OF re-
l-Ticn by President Nichols, assisted by The
p71tcr.
PEEsES1ArIoa.-On New Yeac's day, Capt.
%. G. Ihomas, NJ. 8. r.. Y. n a, wa. pre-
seEted. ~ MS office, In the " ashln gtou Art
Fuilding ia this city, With . handsome and
eiahors'A!y finished silver fruit dish by The
Ok rk- in his employ. The style and exc Visits
taste display d In the rnanufaetu re Of tho d sh
Is unaurl:as sabte. and rrfiects credit 20 tae
nanu.e ctucero, Measrs. Gait &c Brother, Of this
city. 1ha pE-Sen tation vas made by the ohiet
q. rs, Nj. Francis Miller, IN 3 neat speech, ana
v Il handsomely responded 10 by the recipient
sTTEkPT 20 EsCAPx Saturday, whils
toe Criniins! Coart vas IL session, with nun. .
Dr. ct prf=ontrs sitting IL tLeiY places aw siliux
trial, one Of thi IN, nagnsG John Smith en- ar xed
With he rcerY o. wstch and with a.tem pt
ing - break jal, jumped over the rail and an
OH to tie vrstituie On his way to the stree.
Clerks, CfHcsgt, &c, were a. once in pursuit.
and tefore ha reached the street Baiiif Ros.
cacCht him and took him back 10 his place.
whore . clOStr walton was kept Oh him
DRUNKEN SuRGnOs. iiliam r. Cooper, ar
Afsis'ant SutrTor In the army. was arr.ste 1
Yesterday Afternoon by datlohnlAat Of the
Provost Guard, for beng intoxisn ted.
TOOK TBE OATH.-ffeoree Powers, q de ser.er
from The l7b Virginia lreh4 regtmsrt yester-
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Ny w. L. WALL a 90, Auetyeoeer.. :
Ccreer n Pa ar<xxx al Nh sxz~~I

W. L: VAIL 90, Auetieneers.
CorSey a Pa. ovsss< oad Nfuh sfyAa
R0CERIBs, LIQUORS roBACoo kHo
~ CisAns AT AuorroI-On TUESDAY MORN-
INC 9th instant, &C 10 O'Clock We viii seil al -
Auction Rooms, . 90 quantity Of Groceriss. a..
Barrels hite, Refined, and Yellow Sugars.
Boxes Adarsutiss Candles and Starch.
Do English Dairy Cheese
Do kSis ins and Smyrna Fire
Corn, ard Fruits,
Cases sardines.
Do Extract Coffee and Ground DO
lou boIes Crackers,
50 boxes Ororoko Tobacco,
Gases various brands Smoking Tobacco,
Cigars OF various brands,
Barrels wsrd's bourbon. Pixies Magnolia xxx.
and other brands Whiskey,
ia and Is Brandy.
Case Wine Bitter, whiskey. ADD Brandy,
And . quantity Of Small Stores
Terms Sd.
js5 W. l.. WALL Co Aucts
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PO2 HOLIDAY PREssNfs, beau tifDi spprcrr;a 10
and cheap. go TO the Dollar Store, No ~ Pcnns,l-
vanis avenue, near Pour and q hall street and
ppiy yourself from their really ma gn 6cant stock
of jewel AMI silver plated ware dec Him
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T..s HOSPITAL THlKvEs.-We are glad 10
hear that energetic steps have been taken by
Col. Baker and M, assistants for the arrest and
punishment OF stewards, nurses, and attend.
ants in hospitals who have been engaged In
robbing the invalid soldiers Of many Of the
comforts and luxuries sent TO them by sympa-
thiaing friends. 1t Is charged that an extensive
sTstem OF robbery has been carried on this way
for some month. past
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10

to the blush by the shallowness of their
pretences and the grossness Of their
assumptions. And now, in their great
extremity, when they stand before the
world as the condemned aiders and
abettors of numberless usurpations, as
traitors against the constitution, az
violators Of the law, as enemies
to the form and frame work of our GOV
ernment, as the insti gators of mobs for
the destruction Of Democratic Presses,
as tyrants opposed to freedom of speech
they make another attempt to cheat and
mislead honest people by organizing
what they call "Loyal Leagues" Let
them 90 on. But we warn our Demo-
cratic friends against having any thing
to 10 with such combinations. The
plot will not succeed. There is mis-.
chiefin it.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
UNION MEETING AND THE PATRI.
OTISM OF ITS MANAGERS.

Mr.. EDlToR II would not now in.
trude my views ofthe Union Meetings
that have of late been held at various
places in this county were it not for the
fact that my name has been called in
question and used by the managers as
their principal stock in trade. The
principal leaders of these meetings
have seen fit to heap upon me the most
vile epithets in the English language,
in somuch that one would supp ose they
were the literal descendants of the boy
that made faces at the other boys sister
because he was out of all other argu-
ments. The reason why they resort to
epithets is that I advanced an idea so
far in advance Of their understanding
that they were unable to comprehend
its meaning and bearing upon the Amer.
can people.
But the milder set tha. attend their
union m eetings think that calling
naughty names is not exactly tho
thing and propose to simply take and
remove me to Fort La Fayette or some
other place for safe keeping.
In answer to this l would say that if
s'honest' Old Abe and his one horse
Post Masters throughout the country
have no higher aspirations than the i'm.
prisonment in one of his Bastiles, of SO
unpretending citizen as l am, and
that too in open violation ofthe rights
Of free speech guaranteed by the con.
stitution Of this goversment to every
American citizen, they can have me
provided they want me, ,)while it is cool
weather, but if they should wait till
hot weather and the vermin in the
American dungeons get troublesom, J.
might not want to 60.
Mr. Editor with your premission, to
use your columns would like to write
series Of short articles, contrasting
my short political life, with those gray
headed would-be patriots, 50 that the
readers of the Plain Dealer, and tho
community generally may know and
understand whether it is myself or they
who are in favor of this republican or
democratic form of government, and
who it is that is ever ready to incite
resistance to the laws Of the land, by
mob violence, or secret espionage.
Yours &c.
G. VI. MUNSON.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
SHALL DEMOCRATS SUPPORT THE
WARE

WARE
What Mr.. Harnsy. the Editor cfthe Louis
rille Dsmoc ,at, thinks oft.
We can assure the editor of the
Journal that he does not mi'apprehend
US by any inference of his that we will
not support war on this abolition pro-
gramme. The latter must be changed,
or we would withhold, by all constitu-
tional means, men Or money for its
prosecution.
We offered to the Committee on Fed
eral Relations a resolution that we
would not support war wagedc 'ntrary
to the constitution, and for the ,lestruct-
ion Of State constitutions, laws. and
ins itutions, and should have offered it
in the House but for the previous
question.
We said the same thing in substance
in the House of Representatives in the
discussion Of the question of Federal
relations. We said, in almost every
discussion of the question in this coun-
try two years ago, that, when this war
became one upon slavery or for the SUD-
i~gatie~ ct the Senthsrn St.A>e, ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10

The negro regiments recently enlist.
ed in South Carolina have been paid
promptly upto the first Of January.
Some two months agoa white woman,
the wife Of soldier, starved to death,
as certified to by coroner's jury, in Gin
cinnati, because her husband had not
been paid off. Comment is unneces-
sary: louisville Democrat. 4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
NEW OREGON HOWARD COUNTY. IOWA APRIL TO- 1858.

would not support it. We meant what
we SAID then, and see no reason to
change it. 1t suited the Union men,
then, and, ifit doesn't suit them now,
they have changed, not We. We know
mo constitutional way to remedy the
evil, but for Congress to refuse to
give dollar or man until the object
of the war and the means of its prose-
cution are changed. We waited, hop
ing for better things, until there is no
room to expect a change, unless it is
forced by necessity.
We are asked, no doubt, what will be
the consequences ? We are not re-
sponsible for them. 1t is our business
to do right; and to refuse the means to
do evil is right, and that is all the right
way there is left. Let the administra-
ton say what they will do about it. On
their programme the Union will never
he restored. There are very few in
this State who believe such result
possible. Victories will not advance
tho cause. This State convention
should have demanded change cfpoli-
cy, or given notice Of a refusal, as far
as their lawful efforts would effect it,
of any more help in this war. That
would have meant somethin g that the
whole country would have understood.
To condemn, and still resolve for a
vigorous prosecution Of the war, when
it involves, if successful, the accomplish
ment of all We condemn, scenes to US
as absurd.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
NEW OREGON PLAINDEALER

sus}ishsl every Friday at the PIaindsaler
priating rooms, Main Street, New Oregon
Howard county, Iowa. F. J. Me Ap pr
r. esor.
-TENMS.-
sin ,ls sopiss one year. in ,dvanee, III W
H q 's" ut the end Of 3 mo. %
{. emo. l so
g lomo. 2 90
a clubs Of ton. in advance, each 20
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10

! uee''eu oh lHe hiSelsS'ppl, anu Ho" Ht
follows himself. Thus he finds him.
selfat Tullahoma, in command, as is
understood here, Of 10000 troops
With this great force. as SION as the
roads will permit, Gen. Johnston will
Commence active operations against
Gen Rosecrans.
It is believed here that the presence
of Gen. L0ngstreet at Danville in Ky,
within seventy FIVE miles of Louisville,
is part Of Gen. Johnston's plan for
the spring campaign and that all that
he does will he in accordance with Gen.
Johnston's instructions. A glance at
the map, will show that, with Gen.
Longstreet's $4,000 troops in that po
sition. Gen. Rosecrans is far from safe
1t is rumorel here. on ry high au-
thority from the War Department, that
the conscription act wi'lnot be enforced;
indeed. that ere will be no need to
enforce it if all the eserters from the
army are reclaimed, which, it is expect
ed, will be done. These deser+ers, &C.
cording to the authority Of the New
York Tribune, amount to 10000
men. 1t is stated, however, that the
Pr vost Marshals under the conscript-
ion law will he appointed that the en-
rnl|'nent will he made, including ne
groes and cIergymen and that all the
machinery of the conscription will be
put in operation. Then: if any con-
scripts at all are called out, it is said
that the President wiW order q draft
Of negroes to be made first. twill be
remembered that the conscripti n bill
and other acts of Congress empower
the President to act pretty mach as he
pleases in regard to calling out the men
enrolled under the act. 1t is said that
the President and Stanton are disgust
ed with the apathy everywhere display
ed by the negroes, in war which is
heing waged for their benefit alone; and
that they are determined that the ne
groes, as they can fight and won't fight,
shall be made to fight. Look out
therefore, for draft of about $4,000
negroes .ar]y in May next.
My intelligence from Gen. Lees
army on the Rappahannock. and from
Richmond, is Of the most reliable ma
,ure, and it enables me to contradict,
in the most positive manner, the absurd
stories Of a contempt ted evacuation of
Richmond and of the retreat of the
Confederate army from the lines Of the
Rappahannock. On thecontrary, Gen
Lee is confident of being able to hold
that line against Ho ker's army, and,
if he retires southwark. it will only be
in order to draw Hooker into the
swamps and morasses Of the Matapony
and tho Pamunky. Asregards Rich
mond, the Confederate government re-
gard itas impregnable, and they have
been recently adding to its defences.
Two new forts are now being erected
on the James River, below Fort Darl-
ing, both at bends of the stream. The
army that besieges Richmond will
have hard road to travel. x
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10

s,,,i,,,osiccs, loaded, will be charged o
ba rate of 50 for every ten lines, for one ina
ion.
Positively no variance from the snove
rates.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
G. VI. MUNSON

Wishing to close out the Balance Of
our Wiater Stock of Clothing Boots e.
Shoes &C., We are offering great in.
ducements to purchasers.
HAMMERsLoUGH BRos.
North side public square, McGregor
Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10

a clubs Of ton. in advance, ensh
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
Cards.
-
SADt.

SADLER,
WoyLD announce t.. the p1ntf IN tSst stberie harne
,,-.S,ssl the Stand and the STOCK or
Go ,E2lE.S heretofore kept by NIX.
GE0pyE Eek. that tits his pnrpose to keep
st all times a supp'y Of snch articles 'nclu.
ding all Staple Groceries, az the demands OF
the CO ,ntry require. His motto is ready pay
aa, ,.n ~ proft- prefarrins the n'mhle SIX
y,ace 70 the slnv shilling Farm Produce
generally taken IN exchange for goods ana
highest market prices paid ..
I share of patronage respectfully solicited
Wy