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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-07

VXTANTxo-A GOVzRKHSS. - Permanent
employ msrt viii he given 20 b iaoy vvtl
q 1A'i6ad t. tearh English. Latin French, Mashe
n, At.oi AID xusic. Fer particulars add'sss
CR fF yCsEa
ap 90-so.s PsnEetj 0s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-07

VTTAN9ED-rO MAoEIxls's-A siilleul
w Ma,hiuiSt. Of good character ard habits,
c,upe!sEt 70 persorm the da,iss CT A6Ty r
HACHlH.HT far the b. hmord, Fro eriohE6urg
pioynent In sta. poei.icn, with hbssa, g. Ep9n-
ssnou, upon srphsation ts1rr ist.ng Ea.:s'aotorJ
evidence Of his 1sness for ~ TO
ap l5-ts IUTH. Sup't
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-07

II Iva 6tsAm SAW MILLS, viii Tlmtar aEa
On bssst isMd Apply 10 ma st Arono ulu9 TN.
SAsana ou0nt1, We JN0 n oun0n9A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-07

TWENTY DuLLAkH EEWAkO -tt.ayt
aod Leigh. on the 9 1 init. . black 1Ow, ~ til
white sposS On hsr belly sid leg. her bag h hlssk
and has warts on her teA's wide bosns, q, Ia
about ten yeHso'd. I~ii:psv tho above reward
fOs hsf fe.u. q to ma JIjH pAuERR
my A.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
EAGLE EX| HANGE HOTEL,
s. N. Cole, Proprietor,

NEW OREGON IOWA.
Having purchased the above hotel and
made snch improvements as tie wants of the
Nnbio seem 10 demand ! solicit share of
nuhic patronage leave this house
daily for all poats east and west. [nl~.I
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03

"Ncw Miss'r Cheerman On de barre
Wonder, dey tells US dis's wor fl l!bo
ersy-for to set dem niggers out Sou
rec. Well, who axel 'em to do it! :.
igger ous souf didn't, He's better
# afore dan he is now, kickou' bout
tween two armies and q ko'chiu it al.
round. Cu'lerd gemman here st de
Norf didn't az 'em. Pose we wants
lem dirty niggers cirklatin' round here
Il token business cut o cur hands! Is
sc gwine to shave fos six cents an'
'lack boots For tvo cents as dey oan7-
No sah, no! My sentiment is, dat if
white folks had waited till culler'd peo-
ole and niggers had axed 'em to fight
'oout 'em dare woul ln't been no 6ghtin
10 way! Guv'nec Andrew can't como
it over dis chile. If he wants a dinner,
lie give him one, like Mr.. Hayden did,
cause | an t prout; but he sn' q gwine
to get NY shoulder behind 9 musket
if he kiss it al day !ong, NJ sab! az!
what's more,chite sodgers don't acant
u.s. no ano"en zoe rcaxt to GO! Dis yers
countrylI be safer to let the white folks
Gght it out, an let de culiered gemmen
stay to home an' ,aini lere owa business
The speech Ct Mr.. Cole had such
convincing effect upon the assembly,
that the efforts Of Presiden, Grow, who
wa. the only darky il the crowd who
had received Ave dollar bill! from the
Governor, vas totally Intellectual fo- tie
preservation Of order. The barrel on
which he had mounted was kicked FROM
under him, but as he fortunately al;ght-
on his head, he sustained no personsl
injury, so that lie was not prevented
from fulfilling his engagement to take
tea with His Exellency on the following
evening. His report of the proceedings
ofthe meeting will probably be publish
edat the expense Of the State, unless it
may be deemed cxpedient, as not com.
porting with the public welfare.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
EsslON IN GOLD.

The depression in the gold market
cause'l as much exciteme !. Mct3nts
gor as Chicago. Some Of ,he a'.laskE- =
individuals who were de erniued ito
holl on to THERE speci until itlsHould
realize 200 per cent, were in 9 great
stew. The lucky ones who had sold and
realized handsome Ter centage.' felt
considerably elevated. One patriotic
individual was conf lent, and had proph.
ecied that it was the renewed conf
dence Of the people in the g,verc ment,
that had burst asunder the golden band
that held Speculate "A go firmly tc.gther.
But the luckie and h. piest individual
We saw, was >ne wh' had cpnvertel his
specie into greenbacks AMI then bought
his Clothing, B B,ots aud Shoes, and Dry
Goods at Hammerslough Brothers.
north side Public Square, McGregor
Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
THE COMPLICATION ACT.

There is an attempt being made by
abolition p,pers to made the people
believe thrt the Conscriptivn act was
for the purpose of raising men in case
If foreign war. This is all bosh.-
In the case Of awar with foreign M.
ton. the people would re-enact the
scenes Of the Spring anl Summer Of
1861. The Government would only
have to sound the hugle blast and the
earth would quake with the tread of
armed men.
1t is only to fight for abolitionism
that Conscript acts are required in free
America. The people will not volun-
teer for such base, ignoble purposes. If
the Administration deems it advisable
to wage war for the perpotua'inn Of
an abolition party, let it c,nscrip: abo.
liti 'sists TO help him. But don't let
him call upon men who love their couu.
try, its constitution and its laws, for help.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
[.IY o. sG4ON PLAINDEALEk

,1ishsl o7ery Friday atthc Plsinds"isr
.7iA.ins rooms, Min Street, New OreEo' l
bsirl coaaty, Iowa. F. J. MGAD
rieSor.
-TEKM5.
,.is 70piss one gear. iB , dvsEce, VI W
g /" I" - 1t the | OF mo. 20
q, I, mo. 80
l2 uo. 3 90
clubs Of tea. in aivauoe, cash 40
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
Committee.

JOHN SuMERv,LLE, Chairman.
JOHN FoLy. Secretary.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03

A LONG letter from Parson Brown
low, dated Nashville, March 7th, among
other things, says: / told tho people
of the North in my speeches. as thou
sands Of them win recolect, what ] now
repeat that is to say, one half Of all
the slaves in the sece led States will fglt
for their owners and 6ght to perpssIats
the;r c.Ya bcndsge"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
MEr TING OF coLoRED CITIZENS

NET TING OF COLORED CITIZENS.
An enthusiastic meeting ofour colore'l
citizens was held. n few evenings since:
in the cellar ofG. Washington Jefferson
North street. They were called togeth
er by the summons Of an inauetial
Committee, Cor the purpose Of raising a
colored regiment in Massachusetts.
Ceser Augustus Grow, Esq, was in
vited to the chair, and julius Epimin-
ondas Toncy was requested to act as
Secretary. Upon taking the chir, Mr..
Grow opened with the following eloquent
remarks:
'Fellah Citizens and Culled Brsdren:
we is 'semhled in desc yere spacious
halls ona momcnterous 'casion! 'Bellion
has played hob wi | dis yer country, 90
dat white folks is all skeered, and no"
day calls on US to save de nation.
Brcdrea is we ekal to it? Voice We
ami and vociferous cheers Yes, fellah-
citizens, is twenty-five tousan' niggars
more'n tree hundred tousan' white men! !!
dat's de question! Voice -'Dey is!'
and renewed stamps on the cellar Aoor)
Dem bein' yer sentiments, Mr.. Toney'Il
please road the revolutions what's been
drawed up.'
Mr.. Grow sat down upon q barrel.
amidst storm Of cheers peculiarly AT
rican.
The Secretary then read the follow
ing resolutions:
1 Whereas how, looking back trou de
vista of dis war we don't see notbi,.
encouragin, and lookin trou lie retro.
speck ahead things look wussn ever;
resolved, sumthins got to be done!
2. Resolved, white folks haint dore
nothin.
8 Resolved, it tak,s cullered folks to
do somethin.
4. Resolved, how's it gwine to be done?
5. Resolved, 'lat's de question!
The resolutions having been read.
there was great rush for the floor,
and gentlemen tread'ng upon the elon-
gatel heels Of each other. there was no
little confusion and outcry. Order
being at length restored, P'mpey Cole,
ESQ.,. was rec y iizel Ivy the barrel.
Mr.. Cole remarked, "Mr. Checrman,
I don't know bout dis yer ting. Fus
place. afore we licks dc Souf I wants
to know what zoe got to do bout it? -
l read n story in de CWrier fodder
day 'nout some white fellah askin
Gu u'l'red gemman if he dident mean to list
Says de culerei gemman, says he,
Look you here, white .na,, did yah
ever see twolngs fghtin' over bone?
Wall, white man 'los ed he had. Berry
well.' says de cullered gemman, did de
bore fgh.2 :, -;
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
vsls.
StDLER,

SADLER,
r)'LD l,,olnec - the Nubic generally
,,lp,.s.ia,i,n, n,r,im''.rlv. that having
,.,3,.,l to Stand and the STOCK OF
tD!&lIrS h.retofore kept by MR.
;Ey2;c scr. thatitis his prrnoso to keep
- III tir,4 sapo'y Of suc!, articles inclu-
- III s,a,,s I3rncaries, az the dernands OF
Il .,,n,ry rsauiro. His motto is r.ady pay
Isu.l proit,, prcfarring the n,mhle ak.
go ., the slow chilling. Farm Produce
.,,~ll'gtakan IN exchange for goods and
,nest market prices paid
.l.c, Of p.trolagc respectfully solicited.
= tvl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03

clubs Of tea. in aivance, cash
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03

ever it is incline to be conservative
is 60 from some policy. r rno.- ..
And further resolved. That We here
by organize ourselves into corporate
body Of democrats fr tho s,le purpos'
# putting down aholitionism in whatev
er form we may End it--from sch>"'
officers to the highes officials in the U
S., that peace may thereby shed it,
benign rays over our broad and proud
Republic. And to accomplish this
much coveted object, we resolve t.
work f,r it in word and deed, and e.
fully express our utter contempt We
each and every ore pledge ourselves to
see that every democrat in the towr
votes at the next election, and more.
that he work for all democratic romi-
nees of both Federal and State govern
ments. "
ResoIved, That as members Of the
democratic party We will use every
measure in our power to suhvert the
disbursement or investment of any mon
ey or other means Of support thar
might be given or expendedin Jackson
vile or any other place of trade or
business where secret societies now
exists or will hereafter he organize"
against the policy Of the democratic
party.
J. W. Mitchell,
Thomas McCarten,
R. s. Williams Committee.
John Badglv.
Jeremiah Fitzpatrick
JOHN suMERv,LLE, Chairman
JOHN FoLy. Secretary.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03

J. W. Mitchell,
Thomas McCarten,
r. s. Williams
John Badglv.
Jeremiah Fitzpatrick
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
TANNERY.

The undersigned has permanently located
at NcGraes". and having had twenty vaars
4.,nr:a ,ca IN 'ha Tanning and Leather fin.
jsh;a. h ,sin.ss soiicta = shara of nuh,;c con.
a',,"e N favor H'i,s and Skins dressed
1-so flvo~7h'a farms and in n superior and
wrrkmar';ka nienner He also manufactures
Il superior nnnlitv Of
WATER PROOF BLACKIM3.
Tannerv7on Bipff Street. near the head If
Ea'n. Hcfsragor iowa Farmn~s have Ivour
ov" leather tanned If yoa yon,d study econ.
,ny. the a'ire road to wealth nj Ar
nl.7Ayts HENRY HAyrc
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03

s,,,ia, ,asisas, laa1ei, will lie charged ("
, ate Of 50 for ovcry Ten lines, for one ina
y.
,4'tiysiy norarian GO from the ahovs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-15
Arrival Of the California Cavalry Bat
TALON.


This fine body Of men commanded by Major thompson,
arrived In this city this Afternoon, ~ the
Ocean Queen from San Francisco via Aspinwsn. after
very favorable and quick passage. The battalion
received the pier BY Col. Howe sae agent q Massa
chusots escorted 70 tho Park Barracks which had
boon prepared expressly, short notice Tor their recap
tIon The battalion comprises three companies under
command OF the following onccrs:--
MAJOR, De VITA c. Thompson.
Company A-Captan, u. 3. Eigenbrcdt; First Iicsten-
ant X W. smith, second Licutepsnt, n. IL. Cgockcr.
Company B--CApsain, n. Adsns firstieutenant, W.
g. Manning; second Lieutenant, J. A. Baldwin.
Company C-Captain, a. A. Manning; First Lieutenant,
A. W. Stone; second Lieutenant, J. G. Nofcroez.
Zach company Ia composed Of loo and three on.
Company 10 already fall At san Frascsco rnder
che 18th Of the month TO obtain ulifosI1s.
The late arrival Of the Ocean Queen preciaaed their i'm
mediate transportation To the oi 'te Second Nassa-
husctis cavalry regiment 81 Ready'c and u,nty
they viii not leave until this (Wefne-d4y) tsTngL
i've O'Clock.
The men composing the battalion are oil young active
and anxious for service. Many OF them arc arm
cts from all parts OF California and
ferior 70 enlisted IN the service gnaranec
fhat the Esprit do corps which has always
fhs fayorite arm will be well preserved ~ them.
meeting Of Californ ans tsons ~ Massachusetts, ard
New ~ gand) will be held at the Asor House 10 day
WciGs saayJ two O'Clock, 70 form cert 10 the
ba,ta o on theu departure hsLd n nuzc VIII be IN
Attendance andths line OF march W BE- taken from
the Park barracks al hafpast two pcock r. NJ. All
citizens arc requested 70 5oin the escort
member OF the battalion was 81 overheard the
Yac0c side from the steamer Constitution There
ncmsrs undsr arrest have there cen since leaving
San Francisco. and but for arc 90 the sick st The
The b ,,sion visited ths Nsw Sowery theatre sss
soyenins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-15

ANfDhcIHU, Apfh 10 Irof
TIE steamer Golden Age sailed to-day with ons tss
dred aud twenty-five pass cnes for New York She also
tkes ssss 900 treasure for England md sig5 600
for New York
sailed ship Messenger for New York with nscslne.
oss cargo ~ California prod CO.
The Iegaiure bss passed iaw, authorizing the oaih
fornia VI, srvving w Utah ard New Mssc0,
rte for suite 80. eFs o. the Renerni slecttp
There large ueetipg last evening 10 wcDms
home ,grsr'fsmen Helps. lie received 9th
uniyCf al cDtns-i.trl
me Ulhn COMMITTEES have callei . onvexriou " 80
semD!s 10 Sacrsas'to the lssh N lure. To- onsts
essjas,es Tor suIrsuns C1r Judsc.. three cntsrs ~
t1n VIII hsrener hold on o. -four ycs's except sdges.
who hold tor years.
me rDiou dfh,ocratic party sklne stesn call .
c0nvC Dtson 70 sornir.s~ artists ticket.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-15
ADDITIONAL FRO-d MEXICO.


oRizABA, March 9, Is6S
March 81 he French from Orfsaba--A Case Of French
"Great Ezreoaioa,"--0eh FJvey an Agfd seiama"-
dcr-Hs Eieatoa 20 Slaughter WiAow Regard 70 cons
9''srces--Tac Gallo Star Sure 10 Ascend dc.
T1lay ths guard Of the French army, under Cen
Ntre, with The Count de sagny aud tho other members
OF ,he frenc mbassy their departure from this Tor
the seit op Taiions ia Of Puebla Con- Forey
at Acucngo yesterday but the nam boiy OF his orces
were a, Anozoc, three and h leagaes from Pueola.
TIE engineers and explorers had commenced their work
Of Inspection preparatory 10 laying Siege W the place
Gen. Bazain advancing with his division 70 take up
h position as ChoIula by the 10th Is expected the
CITY will be attacked form aud the 10Th brilliant
assault is g. be made and Puobla % be taken, ss mat
Ter OF course lhs IL all surprising tho iexras are vcr-
daut ono gh 10 carry their ten months Dragging into
effect by defending the place. Geu forev . dodge IL W
force them into g bit 80 far the pros ecis are by no
means encouraging The only chance for "A Sight which
has presented itself la been lot, The other sy, whilst
General ouny Advancing from ciicngo to nmozoc,
ne suddenly upon Gene al Negreto, lib con- srra
bic Mexican force. Tho Moxicans MT only did MT ~
tempt TO Tight but in order 10 facilitate their M tt most
o. them threw away their arms. | DO not imains tho
oslers lou from Puebla will b91utc 10 bad but nave TO
iath that thore are suiicicne msdmcl amongst the
Mexican of1ceis In Puebla 10 make front 70 Tho
French Cost what 1t may, II Frcnchnen can takc tho
WIN De more 10 hs taste than the killing Of three four or
nvo Thousand Frenchmen. Tho glory win he the greaicr
IN proportion u the slaughter. There will be more
chances Tor promotion. Tho offers all IN favor al
chance at death or glory and there BIO no hit after all
tho cautious measures or General tosey thefe will 10
torribe wall OF disgust amongst the officers " the expo
dton Soon now, we shall what Ia g'ng N happen
We have really no othor u0wS worth communicating
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-15
The Trouble Among the 'Longshore me }.
PEACE RESTORED AMONG TIE BELLiGERkNTs.

The Trouble Among tine 'LongshOrs men.
PEACE RESTORED AMONG THE BELLiGEgkNTs.
Owing the promptns and cetermnat,on Of the 10
Ice under Captain warow oserher with be assistance
several influential merchants, restored along
shore yesterday and all day long white ana labor
ers might be working together piers Nos. and
@ as " nothing had happened.
Early in the morning there was disposition aroong q
ssw tho aborsrs 20 the isnrhenc Of the
day previous and, indeed, Of the knock
oil down: but the timely Of the as-Gnt ana the
a pcarnnce OF tho police In force squoched se trovb
ins;anter. Tc offender, who gayo ms name as iohn Nc
Carhy, brought before Justice ow.ing and commit
ted for trial ON charge Of assault and battery.
Captain wsrIow anticipates 10 further trouble. He
deems prudent, however, " keep close wstsh upon
reserve aprscau,ion against any renewa q the DIS.
graceful scenes u. Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-15

Mu0tcaI.
MAX MARETzsK's BgNErIr-YiKsr REPRESENTATION
or " DUE roscARI."


MAX nARgTzgK's BgNErIr-yiRsr REPRESENTATION
or " I DUE roscARI."
Mr.. Naretzek his benefit for this evening.
New York will generously respond 70 this call, we feel
assured Tho hdjitues Of the Academy Of Music In
ebted 10 Marctxsk FOR Of opera such credit
able this great metropolis. He has introduced TO
troupe Of artists who equal 70 any in Europe and
has given . series Of operate performances which,
from the talent Of the artists the lbersty OF tho
nisssyh scens and the effectiveness OF both choruses
and orchestra were omipsnty successful. TO render
this benefit the attractive, and . sl fursher
proof Of his desire 10 crafty his patrons, Marcszck
gives q performance OF verdi's grand work,
Due Foscari,n which years age created great
Juror in Italy Il has nos been given here since the
days OF Castle Garden opera
The cast Il Q noet powerful one. Madame Medori, a.
Iucrezis will be grand. hazzoenis superb voice ana
admirable acting will render TO the role Of Jscopo Fosea
s every attraction, while Beln the Dogs will have
role well adapted 70 his powers The music Of shs opera
H. like al Of vsrds composition, cmnsnsiy abrasive.
rhs plot Of great dramatic interest," aording scope for
that excslsnes acting which distinguishes tho Marss
zck troupe. We hope and have doubt that the
siou will be most brilliant
The departure Of Madame Medori IL great eontva~m
no doubt but hope Maretzsk viii prove equal TO the
increased demand upon his managerial ability He
give . successicn Of lighter operas We must have the
''sounambua," "Ths Child Of the Regiment" Linda
and other such works. which he has artists at his disposal
70 render delightfully."-. We shall miss Nine Medo-
ris great talent will be consolei know that Dext
season shs comes back us. We assured that her
engagement for next rs fast aooomph
Maetzek must Of course secure Tor next season bsr
duins OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES xtrsordinary
here 10 20 well meritsd. What combination u would be
could we secure for next winter rignoli-New Yorkis
fsvorite for 40 many yenrsthe rors ID vd ia whom
New York sdmires oil Others and who will avsys
have host Of friends here and Mazzoleni also, who
certainly 10 greatly successful New York
,o,usto. with such . combination, what triumphant
o, cratic season might not have next winter
On Friday evening Madame Nedori rves last per.
ferpancs Of Norma" The admirers OF the lyric drama
viii be pleased know that such an EMO, meut In
store for them.
On saturday there will be grand matinee, upon which
occaspa she opera %" BArb'ere d sevigia viii be gwen
ahe the Last scene u ''Il Trovstore."
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Death - General nsn(amfn Meish.
Cfyv1os sfusss, ApsH ~ l-es.
cormssary csssrsl BssJssn wsrh s,sd - ssvsa
ocNck this morung.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-15

Pnn-ADxlrvuA, April II. 1894
The safs d ths ReaAing Railroad Cnreny a Rsadins
vss robbed Iass nighs q $4,000 Is n eey.
CAD ciimorcs store Chc~tsu street, ahovs sixsb
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vvgth u guods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-15

PoufASp, Ne, April IL, 1903
The steamer Dsds, from London on the Els, uIt, via
HALIFAX on The 18th insl. arrived here this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-15

Durability. Economy and Beauty are
the three great essentials OF dress More particularly 10
ihs sfsp~cis ar,cis. Of dress man with bad Hal
loots altogether shabby OILY next and tasiy
one such e can be had 81 Kkoxs 22 Brosdwsy corner
Of fulton street that renders perfectly dressed and
makes him look well throughout.