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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02
Burnside to Succeed Hunter and Bfo.
Glellan to be Court Martialel

NEw YoRK, Feb. .2s.-A Herald. speSia,
says rpunors were riie there yesterday thar
Hunter is to be retired from command of
tbs department of tie South. Burnside,s
name is spoken of iu connection with the
succession lis also said certain parties
are preparing charges against Mcclellan
with view to Court Martial
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02
/" Acc1DENT PROM FTRE.g

llS 6CClDEdE FROM t1RE.-An ACCIDENT
occurred at the M'Lufe House on Saturday
which came near resulting most seriously.
"A nursery maid in the employ of Mrs.
Gov. Peirpoint while washing one of the
little children approached SO near the
CRATE thather dress caught fire. The maid
ran into the han screaming, but.was forced
back into the room aud the flames were
extinguished without much injury to the
person of the, girl. Mrs. Peirpoint in her
efforts toasave the girl aud to prevent the
fire from spreading was badly burned about
the hands and wrists. There were two or
three little children in the room and it was
owing to the GOODNESS and promptuess of
Mrs. Pierpoint and others that most SER
iOus results did not'follow the accident.
B8- WASHINGTON VExNoM, sas,deserter
from the s4th Ohio Infantry was sent in
handouts to his regiment. on Saturday on
board the steamer Liberty. Shortly after
the bOatleft the city military officer on
board the boat took the responsibility of
removing the handouts audIvennom made
his escape at BeuwoOd. Major Darr offers
a reward of $40 and expenses, for the ap-
prehension OF Venom.
The officer who removed the handouts
is supposed to be under arrest at Parkers-
burg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02

. ia COUGH, COLD, OK AN 1RRITATBD
THROAT if allowed to progress, results In serious
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections oftentimss In
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02
LIVERPOOL MARKET

:. The steamer Gibraltar, late Sumter, b az
arrived at liverpool.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02

febeS-2t Major and Provost Marshal Gsni 81 "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02

d EMARING IN THE WHEELING POST m.
III RICE, on the ID day of March, 1883.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02

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51Fs ,ecb
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

inhabitants i" the trrtfic carving
N between thpm aud the army; thai
dispute. he Nv 'i''l as much rs posi-
Vie. r''l 'c adjusted asqu'rk'v rs ms,
I've w;thon. nrgi"g them t, an extreme"
.,l ,h., the vi, le u .rv il not cm
si 'ere as within the limits Of th'
",'nD.
I,l,n c,mrnu .icate these things T.
v"u frr any other purpose thn" tha'
vnu nav weigh hem; AL with.mt re-
c.r,iny t., anv i'struc'i N f. IN me al
-. the me- .sn 'es npcess ,rv f,r accom-
.';s,ing h f'reg iny - vts.
AN, dear sir, y"ur affrcti"na''
,u.nhlr srrv VI.
GEO. ..GE WASHINGTON.
NJ il" General NJ Mrg.".
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
w HOLE NO. 1893.

often scarcity Of n,cn. never resorted
to this despotic measure 1t WAS y
mole Of raising armies ONLY USED
BY DESPOTs. bnt nerer by RepeI.
lcan Governments and principle, if
adopted, would provide large standing
ar" les, which almost Inevitably leads
t" D.spntism. In a 'vernment Of
delegated power, and which rests upon
The consent Of the governed, it was in
rxpelient and unnecessary.
"Co"gresv had not the posoer xnder
the Constitution, thus to destroy tito
Militia Of the Mates, rhich the CH-3
stitution provided for as reserved
free Of the Union. IF this mca assft6
were adopted, there wosld Le central.
lied power" ..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

martial law, t'ean.nga rebel INVASION
IS the excns., when it wss we'll known
that there are fewer Confederate sold
'prs in Kentucky now than there has
been at anv time ii zee the Commence
men If the war. D s!oval citizens, THAI
is all these citizens wh,are p"litie"l|:;
'pp 'sel to the policy Of the Admins
tra,i"p, were refused the privilege Of
vo'iny. y M Gratis are disl.yal, aud
'he military forces "f the United Safes
were e'npl,ye'l I" prevent the election
ia Nnncra,ic G .ver nor and mem
'rrs IF c nyre-s. which would have
,e-" inevitable ifthe G vernment had
>uff'rel a free and homes. poll of the
c t'z"ns Of the State. A l.rge maj
ity # the citz"ns IF K 'u:ky are de
vntedly attached to the Union. but We
Nay saw with rqnl truth that the
r''izens "f hat State are he"rly unani
mons i" their "pp"siti'n to the radical
y ,licy Of the .Anmi,st ra,i ~. 4 free
"lecti n, therefore, wnnll not answer
he purposes Of the Washington rulers.
who are determined t" g ,ntrol the mex
Congress hv fair or foul means. IN,
same measures will probably lie re mrt,
e to in M'rylanl as iu KA"tuckv. unA
the Pc pie Of this ,untrv will learn t.
their s,rr w ,h,t the ballot h,xrs, as
IN France, reflect not the exprrs-i n Of
heir sentiments bu- the will Of the
'n"narch # the Waite II use.
Henry C|ay's anl C.iuenaen's OH
congressional district h"s ieen disgrace
el hy the election f an AboIi'i misr
Bru,us Clay, brother f Cassius NJ.
Cl'v, pet Of this a l...i..isiratlon.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

Our institui ms are assailed hy start
ling "surpatio"s of power by the Exc
cutive. One Of these startling usurpa.
'i"ns is the substitution "f military or
'ers FIR the Cosstituti n ard laws Of
his State, declaring who shall vote at
elections AID no shall 10 vote,l for.
The rehels are guilty ofn greater vi:
u: ton If laws and Constitutions than
hat. The platform that the Union
party pr"fsssel to adopt condemns
'hese stat ling usurra,i ns; but what
nrgan or candidate Of that party vii
open his mouth about them? -Louis-
nile Democrat.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

- Over one hundred negroes arrived
~ Porsnrnth. N H., last week, pro,a
by refugees fr.m this city. and are T.
I've "'"r' ped i" the navy-yara.-M Y
EveMins Post.
They were doubtless originally all
refu!" from the s nth, either unde.
former u"irryrou i railr md operation.
"r la'rr onanc;pa.i,n schemes. At tn,
navy yard i'll Portsmouth. N H., they
will take the place of white men, and
the wages of white men. and 'he hrca
ut "frhe III m'h. # viii mems wives
and children Meanwhile, these whit,
men vii he compelled t" 90 20 the war,
s"h. nnlrr the emancipation schemes
f the administrator, f sht f,r the lihe,
r'i'n IT more "'grnes Who will come snd
AXE the places an the wages Of more
white men it, the North.
These ar" ,he natural AMI inevitable
fruits # shnli'ionism.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

FRANCE AND Mexico! Napoleon
is II" doubt the grea'cst diplnma,ist Of
the agt; his present plan l. to make d
to OF Mexico, for the recognition Of
che S'u h, drawing England into alli-
'nce, inve'g!ing Austria and Spain, and
hen draw IF with the Lions share.-
lie n" doubt looks for the free trade of
rhe Mississippi and some great bargains
"ff''ea at Hammerslough Bros. He'll
f"d himself fooled, as their dry -gools,
C'"thing Boots and shoes d. &C. are
only intended f.r the people Of the
North West they can he found on tho
"arrh si'le Of the Square, McEregor
Iowa. Sign Of the American Flag.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

Justice and liberty, God and man,
demand the dissolution of the slave
holding Union and tho formation of a
northern C'nfeaeracy in which slave
holders shall stand hef re the law 40
'e'ns and be treated as pirates. G,d
and humanity demanded u bAll,t.box
IN which the STAKEHOLDER shall never
CAST a ballot. In this, what state SO
prepared to lead ns the oil Dlv State?
She has already made it a penal offence
to help to execute law If tho Union.
want to see the off 'ors Of the state TO
he b"u ht into collision with those Of
the Uni n.
No urim with shareholders. Up
with the a,s Of lisu 'i,n, that we nay
have free srl glrri us union Of our
'wn. &c IVm L Garrison.
The ELECTION IN KENrUcKY.-
General Bn inside hns at last WIN
victory in Kentucky. lie has c,ec.ed
a governor and at least two congress-
men by an overwhelming mai ,rlty Of
havohets.
l. such countries rs England, where
upon the occurrence of an election
ever" soldier VIII" may be in garrison
in the "eishb"rhood of the polls is sent
away to co siderable distance, that
even the appearance Of military force
NAV not st Its shadow upon tho dec.
larati"n fthe peoples will, this latest
triumph Of 'Republicanism'' must pro.
luce striking sensation.
The details If this new experiment
in American history have not 70
reached us. We await them with in.
'eresr, FIR the subj ect Is charged with
consequences the Importance Of which
it is impossible to. oysr-est;mate.-
~ Y. IVwlL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
HOW PHrS1DENT wASHIN TON
TR ArED ..EB<1LS.

HOW PR"s1DENT wASHIN TON
TR ArED ..EB~. Ills.
During the |.'rsi (sncv - Washing
~ occurre the c,la',ra.el "Whisky
's"'e''ion.' NJ jr Gnrr,l D.. il.
Nargan. Of r. v..lu i,',nry fan e, WAS sen,
:: The .eai If an ar,nc.l force into the
Elected ,lls-ricr. >"me disturbances
naving taken zee between the citizens
nd s,ldicrv. lie received from the
President the f II wing letter, which
>''h an ap,l gv for its tr asn. We
.rint Ter the he,.e6t of those whom i
ray clce,n
PHrLArrLp,I.A March II 1876.
/)ear N;r:. The in,ercs, wilch u
ave taken in the sa etv "f j ,hu
Ni,rlr!l, as expressed IL your letter o
10 b Of J.suarv last you'll he ~,
naucrn,ent t" z" as far IN relieving
III ~ the pn lie property ..oull al
nit. Bnf tie Attorney General hav
ny made - rrr,rr. { Which 'he .,c'
d is copy, Think il a''v sail. tips
I.o!!e the III .,cr ,.nIs;drr.,in, an il tn.
,'i'l shall have taken pace
Ii has nff .r''ei me gre pleasure t.
learn that the general cn lnct a,'
character IF the nrmy has ber,, temper
re aud lnd"l ,-nt. amt that >ur a,
'ention to the q,i"t an mf"rt IF tie
western ,nha'liuuts has i.ecn we'll re-
r"ivel by them. s i'll i: may he pr p
"r, Co nrtly ami strongly, to imprcS
upon the army that they sre mrr'
a.en's "f civil p wer: that they have
~ more anhrity thar. other ci ixens
that tho f. ces acai, st ne law, a,e !.
he xami, e', not w. u military "f'ic'
h"' ~ MIA yis,ra,c; '',a. thew n. "
exc up' frrm ~ rcs' anil i,r!ic'men's {
y Vi Ia i'm "flv; h,t fficcrs'uyht =
-hrc'rsf"l "ot to give or.!emtwi ic'' ma,
lead their agents lnto infrnc,i N If lnw
let w compilation 10 used toward ,h
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

Gr".ser ignorance in high Office VAS
' ever exhibited than hy Hon. Wn.
Whiting, Solicitor Of the War D"part-
ment. III cal'i"gSfl,nnihal negrsA Han.
ni'al was Carthageni,n, a M,nr-ths
race which firat intr. duced the slavery
# E'luiopia.s into Europe ~ slaves. He
had rs we'll mscri the glrrts of Wash.
ingto. " I'd race II tie Wampaaosgs.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
THE eovSC aIPrIoN LAW.

Whie tt,s "li us law Was hefnre tn.
i. : s., 5. at,r Il,rris 4 New
7 rk strongly opposed $ pass,ge H.
his speech lie said
England, with Ler many wars and
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
4 RUa'P ~ TD.'yIE e

Co ~, gentle mise, Al touch the strain
Twill .chn ha,k !, sound a rain.
On scenes that's past we now rrst iwell,
When Did John Bro wn arrived in hell,
When Pluto hear nl Brown was hung,
Old 7 J:het with loud music rung;
For well thcv k1"w the win -thiaf,
Would max. for them an h more chief.
Br,vn to r'c,'ve they now pr"pare,e
All easer In tn. iov t, share:
a!' Satan from his !hro cam" down
An 1 it his sat for oll John Brown
Mt long, indeed Tor him tn " wait,
F,r SOM n thundrea a. the gate.
"Cnme in " SAYS Pluto, "q.lihly come
You're welc >me to your a ~ home"
Three cheers r, ,I,-d forth in &C erts brief,
T. hal the Abpli1i y chief
OH John chimod in an | than ed tha fatas
nei safely passed the pearly .ates..
While A.nolI held him bv tn. hanl,
Oh ga 'an to,' the sp"ak r's stand.
"S .nce!" cried he, ''now all ait down,
I'm y,ing to we come old John Brown.
"Welcome, dear brother, to your reward;
Y"u've ch ated Eiddl and the Lord
Though Heavens gate Wild open 1 ",
They ecu 4 not catch my servant true.
"as oft yon muir Tered lied and stole.
1t lid rejoice my burning soul.
You've run your length in earth's career,
And We are pl 'ased to see you here.
"Yon'll take y,ur seat AZ my left hand
Why do this you'!l understand
II" nst surprised. when tel. you,
That Abraham is coming too.
"rhere on my right. that vacant chair,
Lon since for him l lid prepare;
And soon know that he will come
His earthly race Is almost run.
"John at my left, All" at my right,
Wen give the cope, heal = q ht.
A happy host we then shall he,
l in old Abe, and ne in me-
Abc's ca ir"t Il is very true,
Will soon knock ',-re a. loud AZ you.
In shc-t the Alcliticn elan
A"e ia -elng here unto man.
81 slail protest most awful loud
CAN It I; King il the motl Y crowd;
For well know they'd me dsthrone,
And swear tina. ktll was a: th,ir own.
''Let Sumner, Stevens, and th ir host,
Nh a h'y on arth give up the ghost,
Unto wer b l appar-
We have no 70 m for them up here.
''The clergy, too, mn h do fer,
Atrra ii 1ns laws will draw tn M here.
Their earthly teachings, though tell,
Are doctrines ing since taught in hell.
''They. too, must find lower home,
Per hither sure they shaI not come.
We are crowded ! ere in v.ry spot,
Sa' . here and there vacant lot.
''These I've reserved, through all our fights,
For those wh1 have pre-enpti IN rights.
That corner lots for Backbone Tod
The renegade. accursed Of God.
'.The traitor, here, from his own place,
Can view the scenes at fortress Chase
Laugh at the woes Of his old friends,
Till his cursed life In horror ends.
"There are other traitors could tell
Who are too mean to come to hell,
so let each 20 and hunt his hole,
F,r Greenbac' here won't pay their toll.
"And now, o, John. on earth oppressed,
You are now with US welcome guest
On earth yen played your part full we'll,
So, now, with US forever dwell"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
THE KENTvCKl ELECTION,

Tire Uni - ii y ct prevailed ut the
elcc.i ~ IN K., Il ky ~ VI inlay hy \
mrj ri'v. it j. suppose If about 90.
900. Jus, previous to the el,c i'n,
Gen Burnside placed the State uuler
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
MsGREGGR TANVERY.

The rrdcrsi"n"d has rc-n,,ueo+lv located
atMc'>se"""~ and having had twenty veora
* 7"r'" e" n n" Tanning ard Leather fin
ish;ng b ,sin"ss. a"':":'a share of n.,h':c con-
fi'"nce IN e,vor HIS and SKINS dreascd
ueor vr"a'!n 'arn,s ana;r = s,ror'o- nni
wnrkmrn'ta MANNER. Flo also manufacturee
q S,,nn in. r.,o'',v nr
rh4Trr PnOOF b. ,cK'NG.
Tsr"".- " ~ ,f S-r"et. ,e,~ Tho hc.d If
S'T' ~: .'n- 'N~, Fl~m"~s hqvo vnrr
n-r' '"hh" t'roe' 'rvs, .rn,h ].,lv ecan.
oH'~. = y" Sc ~. I ~ wo ~, i .H
- 80 . l!u.NHY DAVIS
49,, = -~--. -. -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

IN. FL. THE WAR RE- PnoLnNGED.
We 8 'm"time lrchue to the motion,
that hal there been M money in tie
var, bad the men who lea now on tho
sale "f the & ,vern,nent been as iuc r
ruptihle rs h Sc who le | on the same
>i.ie during the revolution Of 1916, the
war would have been en'l-i in single
campaign. The lust of gain, the greed
# power, and the temptation of posit
ion. which now prevail among q very
large class in the free States, has had
much t., do with tho prolnngation Of the
wsr. Seven out of every tsn officers
now in the service deem it to their in.
terest to pr"l ng the var, simply he
cnuse with the end of the war will come
a suspension # position and SALARY,
such rs these men never can receive il,
amy civil p"siti,r f" which their tai
ents fit them. 4 iled to these are II
large class in the mercantile aud fiu.,..
cial world, men Of immense influence,
who ure smassing col SSH fortuncs
solely by the prol"nga'i N If the war.
The moment the Federal forces
achieve ii victory, the price of gold aud
thee at Of Sn"ls If all kinds, FL. This
is the reverse VIXEN defeated, and hence
u is the interest and the business uf a
large AMI p ,wer,ul class Of men VIII,
profess TO 'e l,yaI. t., keep the country
IL = constant state between victory and
defeat. -llarr1s,urg (Penn.) Iele-
graph -Aboli,i,n.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14

4 ~ DER,
yE)J'.D ,,rr',c f. the n"h'ic g"rerallv
,ni , fris l. ,."ti"r'arlv, that having
pl":nls'l to >t,rl ar The STOCK IF
- -: 4 - h.-~s,fnre kent nv MR.
o. ';I Eek. that it j. his nrrnose to keen
~ III tin'.a .,',v W -Ich articles incln.
l's VI Srt,'o = i.rc,rins as the demands OF
thn n;''rtrv "e1 l'rc. Wis motto ~ ready pay
AL sn.'' n'rits. nref"-"ng the r,mhln six-
n'.. 'the Sl,v shilling. Farm P.nd ,ce
g''".lv +,E,, ~ -x:h,'sa FOR goods and
hi hast ~ ..lznt prices paid
''.''pf ,ttro,,ye ras,nstf,'v solicited.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
WHAT THEY TIL r. OF Us IN
RICHMOND.

WHAT THEY TIL r. OF Us IN
RICHMOND.
W. take the f fllrwiny extract from
tn" Richm nj rresp nlent Of tn,
l." /" I,:|'x:
TIE arrest, trial aud c"n'lemna!i u,
or v, ,'lan Il .l,a ", ~ | his expulsion from
re i i'el States int~ rur Ines, i'a,c
,i,e,. rise '" much discussion in th''
= nf,lrratr j urnals II is not sap
| y s"h for moment that the ar' i'rar,
,nIuct If Burnside, cnl nsc as it h s
.,ccn hv the G ,vernment at WASHING
'nn. will ar use any determined spirit
Of armed oppnsi'io" in the North -
There have heen 'pul,r meetings IL
New Yrk, and NJ. Br"ks and others
u aIc speeches Of Vi lent dennncint,on
# the Lnc'ln tyranny. & 'verno'
Sewn .mr has ais written Il strony let
or. 'ut there ,he m,t:er will enrl. The
nasses f the Mother" people hnvt
h"e" rAtc'ually e,slave'l. If NJ ,.
b." k's heat sh nj lie t,ken from hir
sh""l''e's ~ The Ui'e, Sa:es Dis
''icr NJ 'rshal, aud stuck up IN pole in
Uni" Square Governor Seymour
himself sh u Il lie arrested at mi;l.ish,
i" his mayisterial bed. and spirited
away, no one should know whittier, the
people would have no resolution to re-
s,st The only regret Seward indulges
concerning the Vallnnd,gham business
is, that he did not make away with
Seymour in the same manner before
this, ohn"xious person was plnsed in
executive IN h"rity 1t Albany; for it is
manifest that the Ohio statesman un
irrwrnt mnr'vrdrnI only that he esl"ull
no, be made q vernon Of OHIO. The
pc, pie Of that State see:uel anxi"usIy
m-'ned to Vote for hi" in opposition
70 the Llncpln caniislate. and mischief
might cnsue fr,m his election. Thus
will 1t he with all aspiring gentleman
". shall eek t. te chosen GAernor
Of the n ,rti,ern states il contrxventloh
Of the will + the Federal Chief IN .gls.
trate.
An intelligent gentleman
f L,u.ln c 'un'y. Virginia, who WAS
heIttr s"n~ tim. IS il p'L'icaI pris
oner i" W"shl,g'"" Vi y, and has but
recently been permitted toreturn hon G.
was sen, f" 10y L;nc'l", jus, before his
exchange, aud asked how long the peo-
pie # Virginia thou INT the war wouli
last. 'AS long MS y"u are at the head
o: tie Unitel 5 IA IS & ,vcrnment," MAS
the reply. "'rh.n they are likely t."
have ii go'i lime fit,'s'll oil Ale,
FIR 'he cnd If NV term Of office il very
mcc.,sin.' N,hing is more pr"'a lie
than thar Line oln hte- y P~'po lug
inh fnitely the Ptesi lential elec ION It
1861 lie will declare the p'rpc,ui Y
fiji" U..i N p,r'1 mt to every other
c."si ler.'i n, p.*'cl,im hims.'f P.-si
d-nt Il prenal,-nce, and threaten to
pu d'~n all opp Isl in with the bay
ne, 3 nf Il ,srcrans and Burnside But,
in such an event, there w..ul,i he no "p.
y .sili a. The pe pile tina can tanely
,u nil t., the expulsion # V.lla"lig
ham would sub",i, I, anything. Free.
I'm ,t speech is quite rs sacred n
:Io!,t rs thu right IT suffrage.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
u ASS & Ei."ENDORF,

FORWARDING, STORAGE and COMMISSION MER
CHANTS,
Public Square. Nc :rreor. Iova.
agent. for ,cG"rm' 'ck a Reaper Dow s
Fow or nd Canton .w"elstakc Thre h n.
Machines, Moss & Williams ard B,aina' rd
Sugar Evapora orr, and Frost's Sugn, Can.
Nls
Kent co'at n'iv OF hard. H"-se- -Rake>
Cradles. q ind->t"n"a. P.ows, &c. nan,
quantity to suit purchasers. In,4l3ly.]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
SHOT! SHOT! SHOT!,

l)RnERs sor the v"r'o"a s;.ce of- OF sr.d
rr"m"t'v -nd warrant d. Terms caS' -
Fhern' d>c"nt Is the trade. Address
D"h"a'e hot Manufacturing .omr"ry..
ln23.3yi Dubuque Iowa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-14
NG.y 80 ~ PL\INDEALER

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