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The New York herald., 1863-10-29
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
Mrs. Line oin's visft 10 the Russian Adj
mirRi.

(from the Richmond Examiner, Oct. 23
Tho sniutsaevus prcscDce OF Russias .of. war ia
the harbors Of New York aud San Francisco taken
conjunetion with "a r'ous other circumstances Indicative
OF secret groc andDg between the
OF Alexander Ab,ahSm, his given rise good deal
OF speculation, II not alarm, Throughout the world What
mscnei might not be planned What colossal plans Of
universal Jomiuston formed by these Of
and the West The world has looked with apprehen
SON. Louis Napoleon has trembod upon bis newly raised
throne Paimersoa has nervously counssicd with Rus
cell and Jefferson Davis sought advice from Bragg
A fact OF awful Significance has just transpred which
will u show that these distinguished persolagss
bavc agitatcd without Ms Lrcon has
.f rH~f feat, eytydpdsncrv at ,vre, bs OF
-pf,sing tmJorfdne. She visited Russian ship ~
Sew YORK and proposed a toasfto the Emperor OF Rus
THAT toast and ths, sci }" says the Yankee chron
these events on whom thc m,nuc ~ the picur
'slkihs must have allen. "vin be heard with dis.
tho palaces and arstocralic halls of Europe, and
IN the cy NOrth and the s'erprs of Asia." 4"
Jaa 70 apprectdts ne rrtfdness and gran
NV ~ ure, n rec0pnsxs is frrsfh.
We oan see kings and ttrnes, on
n " This fearful intelligence, trem-
~ IN the reoesses OF their marble palaces:
oes mat have long ridden booted and
uown ttodden masfes are tanlc struck
'elr reves, AID feel that the hour 81 TO.
=. FROM windsor 10 Putedam from
'uy Wcre u one universal scene ~
among the various opprossnrs q the
Inward and eastward the scene
nj hu.si'n peasant exus with oy
nd the Involuntary em grant TO
VIII 'ecs hs heart expand with
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY UUrOBEK ~ l86rRPLE SHEET

geroosy wounded In the unfortunate assault on Fort
Sumter and captured by the rebels Lieut. Meade his
companion in captivity is still 'n durance viie" Lieut.
Bradford a native Of Maine, gentleman OF more
than ordinary ability and an officer OF superior merit
Capt Jones is acting deputy paymaster at Cairo ILL.,
Lieut. Monroe has returned to duty the Roanoke
Lieut. stoddard has reported at Portsmouth. N H from
sick leave.
CAPTAIN j. L. Broone lato Of the Hartford, and senior
marine officer OF West Gulf Bockndng squadron has
been ordered duty the Island California; Navy
Yard.
Lieutenant Carter late Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard has
been ordered duty at the Marine Pensa
cola
Lientenant George g. stoddard ordered duty
ct the Portsmouth Navy Yard.
THE cHARLRsT0wN NAVY YARD
BosroS Oct. 20, 1858.
The gunboat Ticonderoga taken into the dry dock
this morning. but after removed TO mako room
Tor the British steamer vesuvius, lately damaged by
collision h
The Sacramento Queen sasacus are at the pier by
the lower ship house Ia the Navy Yard The two former
are repairing The sassacus really for sea and will
sail next week. Tho Sabine is out Of commission and
workmen are employed on her in the necessary aers
tens The Crcassian sails 10 morrow with supplies for
tho West Gull squadron.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
An Alledged "Yankee SPY"

| (From the Richmond Examiner, Oct. 22.I
Yankee lieutenant, named j. +. Molsrn, was received
ct Castle Thunder yesterday, from Mobile, IN which
partment he had been operating extensively on the
strength Of his assurance He s SAID 10 bs daring and
| dangerous fellow.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

Brigader General s. A. MxaDrrH Agent OF Exchangn.
Sm-Some time ago addressed Q communication 70
nnement. aud what was iu natuief To that have re.
ceived no reply. In that am not disappointed q il =
NOT the habit Of the federal Agent Of Exchange 70
Of the General Morgan and his brohes
ofncers have received. What does this means n h
alleged that this course pursued In retaliation for The
already assured you that these officers are treated az
scty ~ al others he'd In confinement At the Iabbv
Colonel stregnt has expressed TO person. his sats
faction - 20 the msnner In which he was treated DO
you wish him shaved and put 10 q felon'a calf
you do you are pursuing exactly the eourse 10 efs
10. Nay again ask why have you pu. General uorssr
and his brother officers In q pententary, have bus
faint hopes Of getting any reply but under the circu.
stances have venturcd the question Respsc,ruiIv.
your obedsut servant,
Ro. oCLD, Agen, Of Exchange.
HaAp9uARrxss, DEPARTMENT op vRourA)
SsvHvru Army Conps
tosrsss hosRos, sept So Issa
Hoo Rosx.r ocLo, Agent Of Exchange, Richmond. Va -
sm-Hsd succeeded-afer waiting thirty hours-in
obtaining an interview with you when jast Al CAV
Point, bad Intended 70 explain 10 you that tue pited
treatment that General Morgan Command rars vsd
when imprisoned at Columbus. such treatment Wa
wholly unauuborzcd. Very respectfully your obexient
servant, q A MtPIurTU :
Brigsder General and comm,ss,oeer Tor s.chan..
RcaxosD, October ?. 1853.
Brlesdief General A. hmxDuIi, Agest of Exchaoge -
SR,-M you did not have the opp rtuny 70 expisio TO
at City Point how tho ncd sres au,horl,les nsd
nothing TO do with the Treatment that Cep.ral uarysn
aud hs command received wirn iulprlsoued at Conm
bus" ~ill You be 90 Kind g. 80 II nov, tha,yh,
Morgan and his command were prisoners Of var ran.
tured by the Wtcd states tnrccs and tbeefoe m tber
custody You aud | have ts'scd twica atput Ccuetai
Morgan, aud no lint throan thai he w.s NOT
prisoner o the United ststes so lar irom thai on tbe
30th e July last, you smed me by letter th,t q an
John IL Morgan and his oaeers siA DO placed 10 close
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
u,v,rroom In R,,bmo..

The Richmond correspondent OF the Atlanta Atpoi un
dor date ~ October 7, writcs'--
The question ef hoUseroum - beginning 10 assume
aud aaroing ASPECT IN the capital than
the aucstpn of fod the season approaches when a
the summer sbepccs will have rciurned 70 the city and
addition these. ard tne very large Hcccssons
fugi,es from their homes which have been to the
population during three four months past, We shall
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
Rishmond AIarkes Ordinance.

[From the Richmond Examiner, Oct. Isl
The ordinance Of the City Council expelng the huck
sters from the markets into effect csterday The
hucksers like the gamblers, obeyed the and cosed
up and the farmers and country producers coming
with their wagons aud CARTS supplied the
acceptaby. Cabbages that heretofore sold ono dollar
per head retailed resdily at fifty cents.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
rhe Maximum Price question.

From the Richmond Examiner, Oct 23l
The vote cast In this city yesterday against
price larger than that at the late guberna
torial election. At an early hour It was lea-ly ascer.
tanned that Maximum had received its at blow as
nearly every vote cast against ins ru ;tionv or
"maximum." .V 80 -
Total vote ,l60 majority against instruction 575
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

have beth houses Congress tho Legislature
at the timo the problem providing them
with quarters becomes more and more perplexing.
Rents have gone up TO almost incredible
figure. Houses any convenient part of the
town viii now readily rent for more than
they would have brought at pubic auction
three years ago single room unfurnished commands
one hundred dollars month. know OF one instance ia
which story dwelling has been rented at the enor-
nous rate OF 81 900 month. Heads families are going
about begging to be taken In as boarders at private
dwellings, at any charge that may be demanded This
state Of things is inevitable TO small town. which all
at finds itself the seat OF government OF great
ton and at the same time the place refuge thou
sands who have been compelled to abandon their own
hresides by the public enemy Ordinarily the evil Of
over crowded city would remedy itself by the erection Of
houses But this is inn possbJe Not row OF
tenemens has been built in Richmond 1860 and
many cases, dwellings which had been rooted in have
been necessarily left in unfinished condition,
for want OF materials 10 carry them to
completion. Nobody can build. and nobody can
finish what they have already commenced What
will be the upshot OF this unlocked for pressure remains
to be Some departments OF the government bust.
ness will probably have tn be removed elsewhere. The
citizens will have TO abandon Richmond as place
In which they possibly afford to Keep roof over
their heads and this without to the urgent
cesstes OF food and fuel which bear heavily upon
the scanty purse when the cold been fairly
augurated.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
objects OF Interest in Richmond.

Among the objects OF interest the streets OF
this city at present are somo fifty sixty splenddly
houses, who have accumulated small fortunes by their
services and adrft by force Of the law against
faro banks and other temples Of fortune and depravty
These hfautn swes pay but little regard the regula
tions OF outdoor etiquette, and even outdo white scoun
wherever they may happen ioaang There are now
thousands OF honest faithful slaves work various
public works. and would be but Just, well expe.
dent and proper TO give these follows little wholesome
exercise OF the same sort , ...
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30

THE DOUGLAS MEMoRIAL.-The Di-
l. ploma Of Membership Of the Ih.u.,s
Monument Association, beautifully engraved
on steel about nine by twelve inches dilnen-
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 So or more
will be furnished gratutously besides the
Diploma, beautiful imperial size steel en-
craving of Judge Douglas, 81 by II inches,
published by Marsh, Rowe & Go.
Contributors in the sum of $500 will be-
come life members of the Douglas Monument
Association ; in the sum of $4,000 honorary
life members, and in the sum of 500, 90 hon
orary Ii e members of the 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. ScArEs, Priest.
LEONARD w. VoLk, Sec'ty. [nl3v4r3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
HOWARD AssOcI
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Benevolent Institution established by special
Endowment. for the relief of the sick and Dis
tressed, afflicted Nth Virulent and Epidemic
diseases, and especially for the Cure Of Diseases
efthe Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
WI Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by let
ter with description of their condition, Gage,
occupation, habits oflife, &c., and in cases OF
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free OF
charge.
aud other Diseases of the sexual organs, and
on the new remedies emp Logged in the Dispens.
ary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter en-.
veIopes, free Of charge. Two or three stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Address DIR. j. SKILLlN HOUGHTON,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HARTWELL. President.
GEO. FAlRCHILD, Secretary vfn1ly
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
HON. G.. l.. VALLANDIGHAM'S

This work contains complete and accurate
| copies of Mr.. VALLANDIGhAM'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 relation to
the causes ofo National troubles, and the
remedies for them are attracting an e1traordi
nary amount of public attention.
The work is on good substantial paper, $40
pages, large syo, and is ornamented with
very finely executed steel engraved likeness
Of Mr.. FALLANpiGHAM.
PRIcE.-Paper covers, 50 cents; Cloth 81,
00-delivered by Mail or Express, Prepaid
on receipt Of the price.
Wholesale-Paper Covers, s., 90 per dezen,
Cloth IS oo-Transportation to be paid by
purchaser.
The retail prices are little more than first
named This is necessary in consequence of
considerable increase in the size of the book:
also the addition Of the engraving
Send orders, with the money enclosed, to
Columbus, Ohio, addressed to J. H. RILEY&
Co., or to Gov. MEDARY, Office Of The Crisis
Every Newspaper editor who desires COPY
for notice can obtain it by sending a copy of
his paper to BOX 6se, Columbus Ohio"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
Support the Government

When a man, dependent on
Government bounty for his liveli-
hood, says the Philadelphia Age,
talks Of the duty of giving an
unconditional support to the Adj
ministration,' let our readers re-
member what Sydney Smith said
in his day:
'God save my king in these
times, to often means God save
my pension and my place; God
give my sisters an allowance out
Of the privy purse, make me clerk
of the irons, and let me survey
the MEETINGS; let me lice upon the
fruits of other mems industry, and
.fatten upon the plunder of the pub
tic.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
FOR INSTANCE i:

Fop FIFTEEN DOLLARS, we forward, nicely
carded and packed in good order, the follow
ing enormous quantity Of Jewelry, equal in
finish to any Plated Gold, and not to be rec
ogni.ed from Gold only by the trying Of
acids:
4 Set Enameled Vest Chains; Plain
Florentine Pins Ear Rings to match;
Twist-Wire Pins; Ear rings to match; 2
Plain Pins; Ear Rings to match; rs Ladies'
Rings, Double Heart and variety of pat.
terms; so Union Emblems; so Scarfpins, Plain
and Imitation Coral; Double Glass Lockets,
ine-turned; Box and Glass Pins for por.
trait on hair; 70 assorted Locket, Heart an d
Shell Charms, and Band Bracelets-all for
Fifteen Dollars A collection of this kind,
when Placed in the hands of any one OF or
binary intelligence, ough to retail for at least
One Hundred Dollars! E
Catalogues, containing full information
and Prices of Goods, can be obtained upon
application. Orders by Ma,l Telegraph or
Express respectfully solicited.
SALISBURY BROS. & Co., @.a
~ Dorrance & 81 Weybesset SITS, 2,
us7v4nsl rsov1DBHoR, r. l..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
Prof. 0, J. Woods
HAIR RESTOR

IT also prevents the Hair from becoming
L unhealthy and falling of, and causes it to
grow and thicken where it is gone, by resu-
scitating the organs necessary to supply
nutriment and coloring matter.
Thousand Of Soldiers in the Army have
testified 20 the above, who had become gray
and lost their Hair by sickness, change OF
climate, and inattention, while performing
camp duty.
As a restorative and Dressing, 1t has no
equal. (n3ov4y1
Sold by DR.. J. J. Clemmer. New Oregon,
and by H. Soovil, Chicago Ill.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30


He who gets angry in discus.
sion while his opponent keeps
cool holds the hot end Of the
poker.
y corrupt magistrate is only a
reigning sin; and a sin in office
may command anything but res
pect.
IMPLEMENTs.--Have them all
in their places under cover. Pre-
serve iron and steel from rusting
by thinly coating them over with
a cheap mixture of lard and rosiu
melted together.
Kecreants in their country's
service should be scourged wher-
ever they go. Upon the road
they travel there should be more
than three hundred and twenty
rods to the mile.
Let railroad man sit down at
a tea, table with set of sharp-ton-
8 ued women if he would have a
perfect specimen Of 7 rail.
When we think Of the crooked
course of some Of our politicians,
we are reminded Of Sterling's eu-
ioglum upon his serpentine walks
III the play. "-Ay," says the vul-
gar old parvenu, ''here's none Of
your straight lines here-5ut ali
Observation-Disclosures and
Outright and left to ard again
--tsistins and turning like a
worm, my lord.
A Young man will compliment
his sweetheart by telling her that
her bsath has the perfume Of roses
without being ashamed that his
own has the stencil Of whiskey
and tobacco,
1t is announced that sleeping
pGws have been invented for
churches after the manner of Sleep
ing cars for railroads. In some
churches they might not be much
out of place.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30

The contributions for the Eng
lish memorial to Stonewall jack
son have reached the sum of FL,
O0O.The amount is to be expended,
for marble statue by J. II. Folly
r. 4.
A new kind Of iron clads, man,
ed Bulldogs, are to be put on the
slobks imme diately in France.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
FlAkLE 4 LYONS
Seeming
MAC HIN BS,

THESE Machines made tho lock.st;,ch
alike on both sides, and uso less than half
tho thread and silk that the 81. Gle or d. oble
thread loop.sti,ch Machines do; will Ham
Fell, Gather, Cord, Braid, Bind, &c., and arc
better adapted than any ether Sowing Ma
cn'ne IN use to the frequent changes and
great variety Observing required in a family
tor they will sow from ono to twenty thick
nesses OF MsrseilIes without Stopping. and
MAKE every stitch perfect, or from the finest
gauze to tho heaviest beaver cloth. or even
the stoutest harness leather, without CHINO.
ing tile feed, needle, or tension, or making
any adjustment of Machine whatever III,
They arc simple in construction, and ana.
'ly understood; and if any part is broken BY
accident, it is readily replaced.
These are PECULIAR FACTS, and vii, % s,.
to determine the choice Of any intsllirs,t
buyer
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE. Or SEN, 70.
CIRCULAR.
N. r. Local Agents waat.a in ,s..;ou.
not yet occupied. Address,
FlNKLE & LYON $. NJ. Co..
No. 53s Broadway, New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30

COOP FOR HlM.-An Irishman
was bold enough to cheer for Tut
tie in Keokuk a few days ago.
Of course such things could not
be allowed in that "loyal" city,
so he was surrounded by a crowd
Of ''loyal' men, marched off to
the Hospital, and given in charge
of the soldiers. Such is abolition
loyalty
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
Neb Oreaon pIain nea!er,

A minister at camp meeting
was delivering Il discourse upon
pride, and in cautioniug the ladies
against it he said-"And you,
dear sisters, may perhaps feel
proud that our Lord paid you the
distinguished honor Of appearing
first to one Of you after the resur-
ection but YOU have no reason
for it, as it was undoubtedly done
that the glad tidings might spread
sooner
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30

1t is right to make al example
Cfmen whom it would be wrong
to take for an example.
It should be remembered that
bare assertion is not necessarily
the naked truth.
The Washington correspondent
of the New York Tribune says:
1.-The Government has decided
not to retain any officer in the ar.
my whose views on the war qucs-
ton, do not agree with its own"
How about the soldiers-the
rank and file! Are they to be dis
charged too!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
LOST {! 20

STRAYED from the subscriber at Vernon
~ Springs on or about the 18th of August,
a Light Sorrell Horse; said horse was about
ten years old. short legged and heavy bodied
was also marked with brand on each side
Of the face, around the nose, also around the
neck where tho throat latch of tho bride
comes. Whoever will return said horse or
give information where he can be found will
be literally rewarded.
Vernon Springs Sept 10. 1893. [naIwS
:. J, HANDLEY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
THE R[GINAL
HOW SEWING MACHINES.

- ~ w I'LL w AA\O AlAN1lAAN1
Established in ls45-Perfected in 1862.
DECENT and important improvements
~ having been put to this Machine, renders
it now the most perfect before the public and
persons at distance can order Machine
with guarantee gifts prompt and safe de.
livery, and that they will be able to manage
it to their entire satisfaction. No more break
ing needles! No more missing stitches ! No
trouble in making any garment however
delicate or heavy, on the same Machine. either
in cambria. cloth, or leather and for dress
makers, shirt.makers, tallors. hat-binders,
shoe binders, or CATER fitting, as we'll as for
every variety of family sewing, THEY HAVE
NO SUPERIOR, and will be sold at much less
price than any other Machine. capable Of do
ing the same range Of work.
Send for Descriptive Catalogues of styles
and prices. few responsible. Agents will
be dealt with literally.
Address 1.-THE HOWE Sew,ng Machines,
AIT Broadway, New York [n47v3y1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
Prof. @, ], Woods
HAIR RESTOR

THIS astonishing preparation turns the
L hair black to its original color, after
having becon gray, and reinstates it in all
its original health, luster, softness and beau
ty-removes all Dandruff from the Scalp, and
all unpleasant ltchings. 1t will also cure
Cutaneous, Eruptiens such as Scala-Head,
letter, &c., and hence creates perfectly
healthy condition of the Scalp, by acting as
Stimulant ana Tonic to the organs sup
plying the coloring matter to the Hair. COM
pletely restoring them to their original vigor
and hcalth-thus preventing all tendency to
become gray.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30

Cording.
1t forms fiat, even and elastic seam, which
is warranted not to rip in wear, oven if the
seam is cut at frequent intervals, and also
under all circumstances 'to survive the wash
tub"
Apatented Device Of great utility to learn
ers, prevents the possibility Of the machine
being run in the wrong direction, or the bal
ance wheel wearing lady's dress.
Another feature which deserves particular
attention Is the Wilcox Patent Needle, which
cannot be set wrong.
ut is alphabetically tho good, low priced
Family Sewing Machine that the public have
long been waiting for"-Boton Transcript
'lt is indeed = wonderful production, and
for family use especially, no other will bear
any comparison with it"-Phil Eve. Journal
"A mechanical MISUNDERSTANDING Amsr-
iean.
"Among the best and most serviceablc
Sewing Machines, Light and elegantly an
ished, and 20 simple in it's construction, that
it seems almost impossible for it TO get out
Of repair" Pittsburg Chronicle.
elias combined with its own peculiar mer-
its all the really valuable improvements of
the higher priced machines. Pennsy lrGnian
"This machine, in the opinion Of the CON-
mittee fills more nearly the requirements Of
a perfect family machine than any on exhi
bitten .'-Franklin Institute Exhibition Re-
fort Of 1853.
"Taking into consideration simplicity cheap.
ness, durability, and doing all work, the COM
mittee were unanimously in favor of Wilcox
& Gibbs, as single thread machine
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Societys Re-
port
1--WE must, in justice, express our conf
dence in the merits of tho Wilcox Gibbs
Sewing Machine We consider that great
desideratum has been supplied by it, in prov
ing, beyond doubt, that two threads are not,
a. was supposed, necessary to a good ma
chine."-Chr,st.an ADVOCATE and Journal,
| June 81. 1860.
cater much wear and many washings
tho stitchingis found to retain all the round
ness, evenness, and frnnes which are 80 much
admired ut frst."- Neav York Sun.
Gin principle it is perfect"-Eng'neer
London.
"Has evident points of superiority over oil
others "-Philadelphia Press.
"A servlceable machine. Of this we have 81
perience in our own family.-Boston Traveller
''The beauty and simplicity of its mechan
ism are admirable '-Erpress.
"No Sewing Machine heretofore introduced
has, in so short q time, acquired such we'll
meritcd popularity '-Cineinnati Gazette.
"We esteem it the best machine for family
use. The tie stitch is unereeptionable Sign
ed by many hundred citizens of Philadelphia
~ SEND FORA CIRCULAR. IA
! JAMES WILCOX, Manufacturer,
n4sv4y1) sos Broadway, N. Y.