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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11
llNkEL & LYONS
SesUinsg
n lC HI \ BS,

THESE Machines made tho hook stitch
alike on both sides, and use less than half
the thread and silk that the single or double
thread loopstitch Msshines do; will Hem,
Fell, Gather, Cord, Braid, Bind, &C., and arc
better adapted than any other Sewing In
chine in use to the frequent changes md
great variety Observing required in a family,
tor they will sew from one to twenty thick
nesses of Marseil!es without stopping aud
make every stitch perfect or from tho finest
gauze to the heaviest beaver cloth. or oven
the stouto>t harness leather, without chang
ing the feed, needle, or tension, or making
any adjustment of Machine W hatevor =!
They are simple in construction, and ESQ.
lily understood; and if any part is broken b,
accident, it is readily replaced.
These are PECULIAR FACTS and will 70 a.
to determine the choice Of any intelligent
buyer.
PLEASE CALL AND E,AMrsE, o. SEND 70,
CIRCULAR.
N. i. Local Agents wanted In section.
not yet occupied ADDRESS.
FlNKLE & LYON 5. NJ. Co.
No. o3S Broadway, New York.
nsev4y.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11

"BoB,' said a young fellow to
his companion at a fancy fair, "you
are missing all the sights on this
side" "Never mind, Bill" rotor.
ted Bob, "I'm sighting all the
n issss on tho ether"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11

ITO all uhom it may concern All persons
= are hereby notified to dosist from COM
hitting trespass upon the North Fast Quart
er OF Section le. town es, north of Rrance II.
West as every act of taking and removing
theretrom, timber or wood ofany kind, will
be punished to the full extent of the law
That may Know the premises described, thew
are the same heretofore owned by John Har.
low near New Oregon now the property Of
A. N. Grant.
Dated Nov. q. 1884, ....
(uS7 4 A. NJ. GsANr by
6ccnNlCH s MEAD
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

The co.partnership heretofore existing un-
der the name and style Of Mitchell & Owen
is this day dissolved by mutual consent OF
the Parties Tho accounts and notes duo the
Fl m must be settled forthwith for which pur-
pose those indebted will call at the store OF
the late firm and pay up
Dated New Oregon Nov 20 1863.
H. B. MITCHELL
y. W.OwEH
The business will be continued at the late
stand under the name and STYLE OF the firm
of Mitchell & Gage, who are determined not
to be undersold, and who will constantly
keep on hand good supply Of general mr.
chandiss adapted to a country store. They
invite oil to give them oall before purshsa-
ng elsewhere.
November 20, 1883.
H. M,rcA11@
n ackAcR 0AAs.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11

For Rats. Mice, Reaches, Ants. Bed
Bugs, Moths IN FUrs, Wool
lens, &c Insects on
Plants. F0rlS, AMI
mails, &c.
Put UP in csc. SOC and ST 90 Bottles and
Flasks So and So size, for Hotels, Public
Institutions, &c.
only infallible remedies known.
Free from PoisonS."
Not dangerous to the Human Family
Rats come on of th-ir holes to die
s.E- Sold Wholesale in all large cities
- Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
~ -. ,BEwARE I. " of all worthless limitations.
e. See that 'CUsrARs' name is each Box, Bottle
and Flas&, before You buy.
f.s- Address HENRY K. COSTAR,
u Principal Depot 4s2 Broadway, n.
y-Sold by J. J. CLEMMEs, New Oregon,
Iowa (n34v4yi.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11
1lrn 0rrqcr DIain leaitr,

Slilell, who boxed the ears of the
Federal officer that captured her
father on board the Trent.
Ma;or-General PrentiSs. Of Iii
nois, has resigned. We have no
doubt he will make an excellent
ex-General.
It is stated that 4 Quarterlnas-
ter recently lost $4,000 at SIN
gle sitting. We guess that poor
Uncle Sam lost it.
Iii considered necessary that
soldier should have good front
teeth so that he can bite q cart
ridge. He ought also to have
good grinders 80 that he can bite
the army beef.
A merchant advertised q COM
modify for sale, and gave notice
that he would take in payment
all kinds Of country produce ex-
cept promises.
To excel in anything valuable
is great, but to be above conceit
on account of ones accomplish
snents is greater.
An ISSUE OF FACTs.-Ex Gov
ernor Hunt of New York in re-
cent letter, said:
At the same time, while we are
wagins a destructive war to COM
pei the Southern States to return
10 the Union, the Federal Admin
istration refuses to admit them to
come back, except upon condi.
tons which would reduce them
to dependent provinces involving
q surrender Of the cardinal rights
immunities, and functions which
constitute 2 State.
A reward Of one thousand
pounds is offered by a philosopher
for the discovery Of one single
man who ever asked for "a little
good advice and then followed
it.
4 fop in company, wanting his
servant, called out-"Where's
that blockhead Of mine:2' \ lady
present answered, On yourslloul-
ders, sir
Four things come not back:
the broken word. the sped arrow.
the past life, and the neglected
opportunity.
Who CAN PRONOUNCE Ir.-One
of the Russian officers names is
Pavtepytofiizchlen conference.-the
He came over himself in a single
ship.
distinguished writer SAYS:
''There is but one passage in the
Bible where the girls are com.
manded to kiss the men. and that
is the golden rule. Whatsoever
We would that mep do unto YOU.
do We even so unto them"
The New GOSPEL OF THE War
DEPARTMENT.-Thou shall hate
George B. McClelland with all
thy heart, and with all thy soul,
aud with all thy mind. This is
the first and great commandment,
and the second is like unto it.
Thou shall hate Horatio Seymour.
Upon these two commandments
hang all the contracts and all the
profits.
A Smoke THAT'S NO JoKe.-It
is announced that Napoleon is
going to smoke out the Mexican
guerrillas. Mighty poor smok-
ing. They are on]y'shalf Span
ish."
The late Dr.. West having mar.
ried a very tall lady, whose name
was Experience, was asked his
opinion of matrimony; to which
he replied, "by long experience,
I find it to be very comfortable
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11
MAY THE BEST MAN WlN.n
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
The Peoples Provision Company

The Peoples Provision Company
Have this day established their East India
Coffee price as follows
Single pounds Is cents
Seren pounds l dollar.
2opounds delivered free on boat or r. r.
on receipt of SO 90
For sale by groccrs generally, at the above
rates. Be sure that you ask for and get
PIP. cos EAST INDIA COFFEE.
1t has Pink Label Ask any grocer for it.
1t is especially valued by DyspHtics, and
persons suffering with diseases ofthe liver and
kidneys. It requires hut Cne.half rs much as
any other. is better favored and
is THE CHEAPEST COFFEE IN THE WORLD.
Address all orders to PEOPLES PRO
VISION Co.. 26s Greenwich Street, n - an!
enclose cash at cur risk. c6s Greenwich St.
n. T., Aug. lst. 1863.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11
IMPROVED DUP FIX IN Full, RTRy
ACTIONS

ACTIONS.
Ara. class Hunting Time Piece of silver n.t.,,, o,.r
which is cleo rofne plated lS gold mos. durs vrou,h,
ma ing the imitation 80 tautess that it cannot be detect.
ed from the solid material by The Judges,
vHp prrHX in FILL ACTION has sweep seconds aud
is not to be eNceed in general Appearance Tars is DR..
CpEpLY one OF the Cssr ARTICLES offered for trsdey
and SPECTATORS Engineers euiyrauts persons :ray.
cling, will find them superior any other alteration OF
climate will not effect their accuracy Price packed 1,
good shane and good running order only s or case Of
for 5000.
SILVER DOUBLE TIME HUNTING LEVERS,
Best Q"Cfy S'rer Cases over which elect.
sro hnc plated IS H. gold similar IMPROVED DrPlEx
ana superior adjusted movements with STOP 20 be used
IN .ng horses, etc. ha, FoCR NnHyEs for Washington
ana treenWhch time, sweep and all the improvements
All IN all taxing its beautiful and tautle.s appearance ana
decidedly the cheapest article OF the the market
Price, IN good running order sS5 case Of for $500
ssF-We AJAX pay in advance but will forward either
OF them t. re'H'nsihc parties 10 any part OF the ioyn
states. with liz payable TO eXpresnan when the goods
are delivered giving the buyer the prive examination
and not satisfactory the watch be returned at cur
expense.
The express companies refuse ma ing collections on sold
rs and ether parties in tn. dlsloval states. consequently
all such orders must be accompanied by the cash to in
sure attention. We make deduction oftwo dollars on
either watch when the payment forwarded In advance
Money may be sent by express at our expense.
THos. CAFFERrY CO.,
% end % Broad ST., opposite City Danh.
Providence, RI
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rEarth,s Fairest Flowers.

Eatth's fshest bowers ars .d6omsd % fade
lAnd IN tho. dnri OF lusl 10 lail = -.
'tshi where's fis laid dwhsse trsgrsas howers
EttrHaf sleops IN fares. sswebsf :. - =
The tlaz.Rug s,rf Co setsi, desHnnsd.s : -,
Aud leave fiew8rA n'sl,adss.Snto.nbsd -
sfiere may xe 6,ds seb4snai day. = - 6
sNhsrs dazzling snns iias, aot sSayI =
The moor ofmila aud mellow light
sWsn+s out. 4, ssst in -dmksttltight -.
where 10 the hani, 80 binet its Et,. y,
NJ Hhish ths gsptIe thson wales no,i' =
E.r,h's swerte.t jcys arr doom-d; 10 end :.
nd-fh thrfgrAse ef. pS deseend.S~s >. =.
herr may we ih,i in,p..fta ", ,f,ys,, a.. =. =
siorcaas,ing .bah earth s asstips teyi - =
~ - -sr~ y =. :. -. - y. y
is,erm-hestsn sandeser, fn.p thy bspk
kkTo iieas.n; seek the sclssiial a,srkI q,
There flow,rs aud ,Js,.s inlDoi lst biat,D. -
: There 10 snkhown' iiie siisnl ,embi =
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:, IHEan ara more broken hearts in
the world tlrau we ordinarily Isupupse
--hesrts from which AT those hopes
aud pspirstions which rendor life n ioy,
h"se'been crushed. From thi,s results
many a'dsath- that We 'asctibss to The
rackIhg Of fever or the wasting Of eos.>
sumption Worry ,frei,irg and trouble
are far moro -inimic,d 10 Inman Iifs
than are "ar, or pestlence,s or famii,a,v.
fhey attack not ,openlY4ibut corrode
s'lohily. Against them We can .n,sks Q
no defepce but by tile tcuI,isation Of
patience and u firm belisf IN the Leaef.
cence Of God. = q. g. =. -
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Ss!eflhls,3.eltrg:

pr asfs eas.alaers elntnss.. .. 3

f1rN-L -
By ss,fs casSanps esstrsss \; $,..S. E
= seusht. .esss mers m my Ssiiss ysist ;si z < <
etl -, 'behess M trrc, p '" {
sNTbnse p-a.sfh siisdr q, yortkfuI da ys !
wasdsarlto ioss aud me-. =. - =.
"a fsxsd ulesfsnr ,cattays -
:. Ard tils fslas.tisro' whichI vowed
issaw them al. t.st al In rain -, &
"a Ilooksd fot ths,e1 4 loved. -
i ssnd-reA thressh Ahs mead, ,aud heard
- The statdsns s.safiy. sesss; sE.
= sought Al &eif tbs lighted hall, n. : -. =.
And ii,inclsd. NTH the thsocg: ;,
: But ,thrS The snehd. aud In the hall, -
IS Aiope. unkbosn. ! movrd:,-. =
Nhefe'srlS Swrgt, twss a In vain
= isought for tiose ! leye,Ls
r wen pnto he old ,chdrehyard,, :. =
Aud thsrs toun,lip stopA, ~ .
Whose sin,pIe s,nry fold! !me Scky -
:. j thus WAX 3-fks,ionr. :. 81 L., :
All. y-s l-where ihe5 !, ,so, gbt wefn gone,
= Thess humble r.eorls; proved,
eat NE down isr ohe Of thein, =
3s.''Aad wert for those I loved. > =,
. =
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!Toths Poor Boys

II Ssos Nv CvSy holspoorhOO<
some. of the most hrisiisn, minds, soru
ofths brightest eyes, and some of III,
most sprigbily yoa,bs Of our tand
clotheI in rags, and bowed DO Sn. b,
1.-THE uprelenting hsnd Of poverty. OF
ten, those boys1vould. come forward ane
associats, with ths fnieliieens men, bu
are fcred to shripk bssk. because n
the hauds- of tbs Iich and ,h,flueutiaI
they meet with. an ,iinnoiiced glancs, .
l,eartless welcome and. a cold charity.
The writsr spesks from ,cxperience.--
The bet resolutions Of my life were
formed under the rebukine frowf o.
tho naughty. Boys however poor
should engrave this lesson upon tl,e
tablets of their memory: "a Forfspl
tdgors The 6rare.r They. should come
forward with ,an honest purpose of heart,
with determination. with nodesty aud
Potitensss to 5sIl with high aspirations,
with andying energy, wi;hs high'seus SO
OF honor, with ecoDomv and protiuce.-
lhus shielded, fortune and position are
among the certainties Of lime; Be not
bowed down under any circumstances
use the best exeriions always TO acco,n.
pitsh the best ebda; then II misfort une
overtakes you, double your diligence
and lress forward. Remember the rill
npen the rnonptain side seeks channel
around all obs,ructions over which it
cannot pass. Let nothing discourage
you then in after years when others
have passed. away and you ye,ge upon
the stage Of manhood. yoall be proud
to know your pathway WAS ;rnuged,
THAI yonr gold had besn tried in The
.ctucibie.
Take for instance the mos, denselv
Populated State I'M the Cohfederacv, or
any county in a State, and select thsre
from fly men who are most distinguish.
ed for talent and usefulness. niue out Of
fen sfnang from obscure parentage and
~ere poor. Take the council Of ma.
ton, listen TO those whose eioquence is
heard from the rack bound shores Of
The Atlantic to the placid tide;of tho
Pacific, and .you will flind they are
men who made their own f,rtunes. 4,
Is so.in every department. of life. A
man nust be thrown Upon his own re
sources. 10 bring out his power .ot mind.
fhe struggle ID, life which is 10 resul, m
influence. POSITION. spd ;eniiiuence. is ar.
du"us, and il switl, great energy that i:s
s~'a drifting current can he wi,hslood.
Upon this ,ock The fortunes of many
wealthy Buys are wrecked. If their
fathers have 70, tunes ..lo.f,l bask upon,
Often they.will sIacken their efforts and
retire ftona competition. am almost
petsuade,l that ir would be hester for n
nation like ours, II every hoy was hurn
poor Then rish. T!leir chance of boiug
useful men are Ten to one better than II
they were fed from golden spoons or
loanged in luxury upon velyaa, cushions.
Then, would. Say to the poor, be n.,
discouraged, brighter future Is in
your own keeping. e
Lon$iana Baptist.
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nlattrra iii. ,GrmraI:..
The Confederate Tax Bill.

, The House has agreed TO the renofi
OF the Conference 'Com,piites. and the
Tax bill now only awaits the Preside,its
signature 70 become tho law Of the land.
Tbssbii Is 40 pages in leugsh. We
nnss content onrseivrs at present with
n sydops:s: q : : =,
Saetion I lesirs q tax Of eight per
cent. ION alLsnaSal 5storas, .sal,,, who's,
spiritnous Iiquors, tobacco. .ynaunfsetur-
ed or, unnahgs,ctured, co,ton, wool,
-four, sugar, inolssses.. rice, and other
agricultural products held or owneti ON
the iss of July next. and moi necessary
for family consumption, during the year
1868. and grown OF producsd prinf 10
fs83. %Also. tax Of sone per cent. on
alfmoueys, bank notes or soIher; ;earren.
cy on band or deposit ON Ihe Isl Of
July next !; and all credits on which The
interest :liasthot been paid, and no, ;em
plosed in bnsiness the jpeospe Of which
is,taxed. Moneys Souisidestfe lConfed.
eracy aserto bs ysloed according Ia ,fhe
curreit 'exchabgeda Ga0fsd6rate ilotes.
Section requtrss sisst. AZ i,ersons
Engaged or abost. 10 eagsQts In pdrs,ais
named in. section 5.,to register tfcm-
selves withmosiSty days. and ON the Ist
Of january OF freach year. paying at The
time their tsxes. ~ ls'er S-StS~ ~
Section g doubiss the, ,speeifie. fsf s6r
failure to regisersfor every thirty days
effailofe. --''.,,s4ssss.s ssss .;ss,s,.. :.
Section Z mskes pras;.ion ass, tfsps,
FER Of business, without additional lax.
Seciion s. iaysla tax of FIVE. bgadfsd
dollars on bsplers. bahEslafe excepted !:
n tax on aaetioneers Of fifiy tloilsfs. and
two and y half per eena ON pross
amount of. sales. except for sales Of stock
or securities fur money tbe lax. ,p,,
which Is one fourth of oue(per CENT
hueiion sales for dealers in q business
regis, srea and taxed, aud Al. their plsse
Of business, not taxed. WhnIssate deal.
ers in liq',or q TAX Of, two hundred dol,
lars and five per cent. on gross sales:---
Sales ioyer@t three gaIlons oohsiderei rs
~holesale. Retail dealers, ia, liauors.
one hundred a,ala,s tax, and ter per
tcsat. on grpss sales Other retail deai-
Eeu Those who ssU in lees than whole
original Fises or packsge) psy tax Of
| tffty sloIlayss snd Two and a, bslfysr cen.
on gsoss saiss. A 'mechMgic wiia sells
psocrsds ef labor OF himself and family,
|asxspspt fsosnss tax. wholesale ,le.Ier.
lpsys two hnadrsi dollass .tax, and two
and 4 hptf par cent. on s,rots sal<s =
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An Incident Of the Battle Of Freder
icksburg.


|. The Lexingtou WAY Gazette gives
the folioning es,,act from a I-tter writ
tch by an officer toa citizen nf that
town. 1t relates an amusing ipcil-nt,
which the officer says. unliko most
good sthings of the kind, is ,rur:"
q: .a.'...ya,.. ','.ho~-.isuy. .l,,s r,..r,re u,
FrederisAsburg. The Yankees asked for
and obtained a fag of .,uce to co.lcc,
and carry nj their dead. As soon AS
Il was understood that this WAS the case
there was . cessation o! the preyious
,incessant firing between the skiimishe ~
on both sides. Soon the men of both
parties began to ,Ixysdowu their arms
pd.walk out info the neutral ground be-
tween; asd Yak and yswap uewspa.
fers, tobacco, coffee, kcJ ,TiSen the lines
grew nore confused and talked, lin AZ
last there Was no separation be, wae u the
sdvsnecd. lines Of both parties. e, =
About This time, one of our fellows.
q rough, wild looking specimen, will,
his toes, ont Of his shoes si,is bu.hy hair
pro'redi6g fro,a, the t6plaIs crown Of
bis hat, ragged pants aud No GOAT, with
= dingy chocolate tint .pesv ndise bis
whole pefsot. Was rsss1ling around
generally. with uo'hiRg to give, bu,
ready 10 accept anythie,s. f,oia a news
paper TO- An; eys,eoat. I, Presently, q he
s~Pied . bran new Belgian maske,Iyiuy
'Rbandoned. ee the groand. ''Tllis WAS
precisely tho thing our Confederate
Asionis wanted to ,compI.ts his eanip-
a,ens and. eosiams; 80 lie. picks il ",
and stsr.s off for his lipss. Just then
he h. spi-d by . Yankee Major on
hosseback IA feifaw g,a..p in-ths high.
est slyIe Of military isiloring, silh new
coat and uspping., and above all. a
superb pUir VI patent leather top boots.
He rides up quickly and calls out ra,h,
er sharply:
st" Pu, down ,hat m musket, sirl You
can't have that" --.
Our Brumme,l gives him an edge
wise glance Of incteduilty, and nskipe
no reply, pursues the even tenor Of his
Way. Fretled ,ha, his appearance aud
authority should not have produced
more effect upon such q looking fellow,
tho Yankee rides up close 10 him and
calls oat. very cartiy and s,erpIy--
o." Dob't you know, sir, that you cau'l
come within. our iines anil cary OH
guns uuIersa hag Of uuosi Fut it
dtw", SIR and 80 back to your reg',
iueul,"
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Iaaa 1 I)spastIlttat
THR RHSgHANGEaBEE.
-, - -. - "a %, +se NsItss. =
r1DRIIrx.N NorrcT1oH.,;.:

TE.a.N =
K ~ reatls. Ssasf yeapssf.S nss love-,
eaid the elegaht isd de Grey. .Hssrhs-
sleh the yooia,S % that yea sii never disi
! With that Ma. ksslie sgsin. - ~. g - |,
~, Zhafs No J~s5ist g. - - Is ~
al am sfssff fa4SsrG Gshstf !''smzs she,
anheasti sextlz:ss ,ipa ssssF hsF bskusifa,l
a.sshss. ls,ls lAs sse!,s,Asi iios VA
- LAZY sasps nd shtSwa here's tssE:
n her ana cksiss 2 g'sle r8dnil.r ID sand.
!. youiBf, "a 1lisS kas fni,ishssi lss ;lEe ma.
5esasd xas<<sl, h., and astiiI more: :by ils.
snhjscs &tfkri iasil bias aeYks f,nshsa
wisb stsi7s &C ss;hs iiipiss sent Sstsss atxE
usre Md Nth isSfs.: wb;tsa dc t,ytkf
, ,,ingiess sh;sk sliadsd ii her br6w lauks 20.
as if tie ,ssyt ofstks ..ettin9 ain ua.
sfsll~a Or llsessS md, enaa,otsdsof iississ
beauty No tefZ{se<i 30, ,depatf, siaEEss ~ -. :
8 SiiawOa sniiect .Ief ebaiaiiT s-i
= Ny AsSs LsafA. L. shs'not lnikihda 8
She has s,c.ykksf ifsrbert slos siinuss5 56s
!. wisois p,oatif AID :now shM hsets
! goiae sossa Tor tt1ea long " esss ashe:
szys n0st nos flisr.vith liin,.S Ebs
covered bsse fscs with t,sr- liaiids zssd
!, bar.s into ssAts I 1: !: J. E =. ! - u q
Laura sn':.ss che had been ons
t.s Year she ssgl'e -fSr she: :had oafs
@Esaless u yep 60 ontsass syss VIM
.Dook qdIiss flight le.hisht, md il .is
'ass s..,.s .,ns sa.sse.s ., - ~ !, ,,. 20
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A RiLLT CREArE A "Sr,R.n-The
Senate, Friday. passed bill frofu, the
ltonse Of Representatives., turping out
OF office all the clerks in the Quarter
master apd Commiasary Departments,
who are capable Of Aliouldering q m us
ket md aathoriziag the detail Of disa,
ble.! aoldisrs TO fill their placss. The
foio~ing is > copy Of the,scf: .. E.
The Congress, etc, do enact, That
the Act entitled " An Aci TO provide for
an increase of the Quarternas,er and
Golnrni.sary Department." approved
sscA.:- 10th, tS552e, DC aud The sa,n.
Is hereby amended by striking out the
pforiro nj the end of tho same, and in
serling in lieu thefeof the f,llowing:
- Prorided. That no Quar,ernisster
Assistant. Quaricrn,aster, Con,miss,.rv
ors Assistant Commissa,y lie authorized
10 employ as a clerk any one liable to
military service. And the commanding y
officer Of Quarter,uasters Assistant
tlus.'ei masters, CoiHInissaries, or Assis.
tant Commissaries, NAV detail from tue
ranks under his co,nmsn,l, tsuch person
or persons. as may be necessary for ser
vice in ths offices Of said Quarter mas
ters, Assistant QnarierinaSters, Ccu.mis
| sarics :, and Assis'ast Commissarhs
Psopidea, That only disabled solJior,
slfah be so de,ailcl. while one can b,
found for such service.
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+ 4 sWAsHiNatoS dispatch, published
On tho Pi,iiade,phis Inquirer, announces
prepssa.iops os the part Of tue Govern
msnt 10 draft 2O0,9OO men 10 fill up
; The 'anks Of ,hs old regimonls. Moth.
ing is said about, the right of the old
regiments 10 tstu,u Louls.
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