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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMpmE
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
CAVALRY FIGnT.

NHw YoRE, January lsth.-The Tribune's
Army Of the Potomac dispatch states that
500 rebel cavalry attacked the pickets Of onr
cavalry Al Three Mile Station Thursday even.
ing. After a Ggbt Of half an hour the rebels
reireated. Twelve wounded rebels were found
Friday morning at q house half q mile from
the Geld, aud three we're found dead on the
field. One Of our forces was mortally woun,
dsd, one other man hurt, and one captured.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
RAILROAD CELEBRATION.

SAN FRANcIsco, January 1.-THE western
Pacific Railroad is complete TO San Jose, Il
distance Of fihy miles. Cars run over the en-
tire road to-day taking 1000 passengers from
this city to participate in a grand railroad eel.
ebratioh prepared by the people ofSRnia Clara
county.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
AcQaI.
sHERIFFS SALE.

1 WILL OTTER ut pubic sale on TUESDAY, JANU-
i AIRY 10Th, 1861, between tho hours Of 10 and ~ q
m Of said day ut II j. Blacks tavern, in Miamisburg,
Ohio, one ono .horse wagon.
TAKEN on execution as The property OF q. Thomas
NJ the suit Of Emanuel Gebhart.
iaGsiawLs GEORaE WOGAMAN, Sheriff.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
ARKANSAS TO COME INTO THE UNION
AS A FREE STATE.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE Arkansas
delegation says, in four months Arkansas will
come into the Union as a free State. They
recommend Colonel Rogers for Military Gov
srnOF.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
sHERTFFs SALE.

Alexander hurdonk a Co., W.. Salvador sohRaer 81 Al.
Montgomery Superior Court. Case No. l28S.
pf virtue Oh and In obedience TO, tho command o
u an order Of aalQ issued by the Superior Court 0l
Montgomery county, Ohio, and 10 me IA, octed, A will
oileE a. public sale at the door of the Court Honae, IN
the city Of Dayton, on
SaftGiay, january IS, 1864,
Al two O'Clock y m ofHaid day, the blowing ,descnbed
real estate, VIA. LOts numbered 10, 10, n, Is, 10 and
70, IN the town OF Texas, rs Had OuthyJohn 4. Shiyely
ana jared d. IlNiefi see book M. M. ., Of the rec
ofds' m the county OF Montgomery and stata Of Ohio
the above lots have been appraised as nllows, 70.
Lot No rs NJ. 80. ....... ,..S az
Lot No. 10 AZ
Lot No. n At.......... ......... 40
~ no - A. ''f.s-r'rs-+-ss 4.... 200
Lpt 70 W ''''''"'s's's' 's's..'trss f.... 10
Lot NO. ~ ms..-" s+t..f.sre-...t...4.a. 40
And cannot sell for leas Than twofihinds Of said an.
pralaement, Terms cash.
GEORGE W0GAMAN, sheriff Mont. county.
L. D. GvSoKEL, Attorney. deiswis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
SALE or

PHIlADELPnIA, January 1.-THE sale of
Eve twenties on Saturday amounted to 81, 5SS,
100 aud during the week To $ll,jl2,750
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18

The 10 aero tract and o. acre tract appraised together
" $40 per acre, frco Of dover, sud cannot ed tlr le4s
= ol "a" above nppmusfluout.
GEORGE WuGAMAN, sheriff Mont. comfy.
J. II hAGG0rr, Attorney. laIKiq
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
COUGH NO MORE.
Try sTRIOKLAND'sl MELIIFLUOUsa COUGH
~ tu ,h BALSAM.

THIS ~ the hest md cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, HOarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, hnd
Consumption. Everybody who has tried this excel
lent balsam enthusiastically be. EAinr.
Mitchell, bnrr street, Cincinnati, says shO Has been a
ieariul sufferer with cough for many years, 30 had NJ
not 10 be- able TO walk up stairs, She took ono bottle
of this balsam, and has been better ever since, and
advises NIL VINO nave Coughs, Colds aud Asthma 10
try this valuable Cough Ralsam. Fifty cents per bot
tie Sold by all druggists, and manufactured at No. @
east Fourth street, uiWinmdi. aatN'hl ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18

IAfIuNi FlhUaTy 70.
HARSHMAN'S ~FLOUR-Red wheat
Wholesale 6 90, retail 8 90
WHEAT-$l. %.
CORN-SO@85.
OATS-68
RYE-l lO@l Is
BARLEY@sl 40.
HAY-Timothy % OO@24 90 per ton.
COFFEE-34@36.
SUGAR-l5@l6.
W~HISKY-sS.
'CHEESE-l4.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29

3E1s BsiF ,f1Es '#TFsF'4 a. &stiti
gINQ f., baldwin, Augustus Beadle, 4: A.
IL Baker, Jas. H. Bowers, Thos. NJ. Bryan
Morris Fitz iCersld,' ~ Nm Psi Rough. Geo.
n. Irwin, jus Ingalls, G. NJ. Jogss. tAn.os "
|, Kingsley, Josiah Laws, Martha Madison.
Fcaleb M! Manson; Thos.' III. PorrUf Hst4isk
! Rqbmson,8 n. III ySowles, H.. p. Scarles,
Edward Stowe, Jas. G., Upton: Geo: Warren,
I Charles r. Wood, and Frahcis Gnyett:: ''''7
faY0U andsach Of you are herobys notificd
I,tha tl the sums Of money now dug upon your
loans respectively from the School Fund Of
Che State Of iowa secured BY mortgage are
due and unpaid and ,sthat, within three
posths from the publication .of this notice
ysu and each Of YOU are feqdircd' to DO and
appear Mt the Office of'the Clesk ef tho ppisI
ttriot Cpnst IN and 6os Heyasd c9uqtys loY 81
|evptihcitsl Nde spcnF yodr ssyersl notes'sndl
Mort make erFRp gc1nentS. tqy ap 81
tension q ibe time Of. payment thereof ols
ls3&dits ,nsfatM ofthe c6aSty f6f she use efstt'e
sschnsl Eund will he sphghtvto snforeesAAq
duy sSS exins lNh sSst' Ns
tsf1r1Aestts 1.ii..s,, - ,ssis,4 2d, In
p 9efffeEgs Rsii's els si f 1assssfh;t&a.
Court and ex-cficio Jerk Of the Board OF
S,,rr~isors. !nc3V4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29

NOTICE oI SABKIVP's SALE or RIAL ESrATB. "
STATE o. Iowa. Howard County, S. S. ]
y BY virtns Of special execution, issued
out OF the otflce Of the c ERIK Of the District
Court of said coun ~; atths suit Of John p
Cotton, Plsintia, against o. Marvin: And
A. E. MARIN: Defendants, to me directed
CONN anding me that oftae premises herein
after described. l. sause to be rpa4e tbe sun
of eight hundred and eighty two -dsllars
and thirty two ceats dainsgcS AMI interest
thereon At the rate Of ten per cent T Of an.
nam frsn, she 45th day of3npe, A. D.. 1853.
until paid, and Nineteen dollars and sixty
, Ave cents costs Of sat and tsccr,,,ng costs to
sasidy . Judgment, y tish,esid, Plaintiffs re-
,esyered against said Defendants at the June
srnnll l. ID 1859, of said District Cou.t. l
shall offer for sale at public lauctien tor the
highes. bidder for caeh, st tie front door Of
The Cburt House in Vernon Springs Town
.hif il, 'ssid csun:y on. the slst day of May
A. y. 1864. at the hour of one O'clock :. ~ Of
said day, the following described premises
10 Wit ::siTKe north west quarter aof SECTION
,hirtythrss ga, tim township 4 Nos wisely
sjf ~ (,s ss'!A NJ 'Etly' 40 vest
Done at SheriFs office, Vernon sSprin q
AF'T. sEAVLEs, 'shh,eari1 affioo,.,. e..
1 MI d. mo Htatsrs Pes; >s~s sBfuj Esti
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29
fyorIcr q srt.rrrrs' SAT- Or xirA1 rirArr.

NOTICE. 81 sntI1rrp SALE or KEAE ESTATE Z"
GTArE Of Iowa, Howard Goaniy,rS s. ~
- ,By,yirtuo ola special execution issued
out Of the Office q the Clerk Of the District
Court Of said county. atths snit Of Ezra s
Buel Plaintiff, against John G. Schopnnaker
and Others, Defendants, to me d.rected ccm-
manding me that Of he premises Hereinafter
described, causc tobe made the sum If
scyca hundred and thirty six and 1890
dollars damages and interest thereoa at tie
rate Of six per cent per annum since the s5th
day of October 4. D. 1889, until paid, and
twelve dollars and fvs cents costs and ac-
cruing costs to satisfy a Judgment which
said plaintiff recovered against said defend
anita 1T tho October term As,D. 1852, Of said
District court. Ishall offer for sale at pub.
IL; auction at the nsnt' doot of tie Court
House in Nsr1dn Springs Townil.ip, on the
3lstlay al, Mey A: n 1861, at tn, hour Of
two o'clock r. ". the following described
premises, to wit (: The cast 'forV:fve f4aj
acres Of tho, easts aHA4 al,Aftha sosthE ~sst
! ii towhshfp1 No. tnihety nine lsey north
range steven on west of the 18th P.H:g bsi
Dated April 2sth 1861: INA,
I Pr. SEARLES,, Sheriff Of Howard Cola
.ssfI;Eys " HPsineTts Bin, TO- 1o.se Y8s ~ ss
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29

= -
TO, charlss,W. Sswxsr; II. D., Noble, !.
= - NJ Fields, Geo. Il. Weaver, ALL. Log.
il,ss. H. Brush, Jas. G.. Upton, L. D.Jown.ley
Anthony Carver, Epston g. Cooley. Levi
George Msrse,. Josi4h r. Mitchell:
Apollos Carpenter, Leonard Standring,nA
r. Walker, NJ II. Madison, W. Wood, VIM.
Carter, H. II. Sowles, Augustus BeadIc, Chas.
4s.s Etc., 4f 1n,|sis1i En-
Der, and E. E Cooley:
r s ee u 5H ysg NV aas ss
upon your several cphtrnets with the County
Of Howard Iowa, for School Lands situated
therein, are now due and unpaid, and that
within 1Hree months after the publ cation Of
this notice, you are required to be and Fap-
pear I,the ofic4 Of tho Clerk' Of 'thc District
Courtin aud for SAID, county and at once
pay up the amount due thereon, Or ipnnke
satisfactory arrangehiynts fop the. extenion
Of tme ppoN your contracts respcet*elL o.
that ID casAsof your default. suits Wilt "bt'
cqpmS Hcedin behalf ofthe State of.Hcwa,
for.tho pse;pf tho School fund Of said t6rh "
for. the collection Of the several sums q NOR
,sX DUG 1nd owing from you on such conttaot1.
With .eosts hnd stt0rhets lSes sAetebsi:a
| DatsG, N " Oregon pin ~, sS64i ssrns
&C. foNEBoTBks ClSlk s6fa tn District
codrt aid 1xstf6cio Eler 4eoof athe BesrA .el
sSun1f Il A4ssI .sseasrl .sN ,S.a IL 11vA
Ia n saaa- slasA sa.a.eI.a a. d
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29
OVR PLATOON NJ
tAF FACE PARTY. p

: The Democratic party i. the friend anu
advocate Of peace.. As,it would not make max
war for the destruction Of State institutions.
~ II would not prolong lite existence to &C
ram pl;sh such an end. 1t will hail with salts
faction the close of the war, and restoration
cf the Cnion upon the basis of the Ccnstitu :
sen, standing pledged by its antccedents and
h,.,ory. to use all the mean. Of honorable nc
xc,iatiou and compromise 10 that end. k~'ll
>ss consent to separation Of the St.,es.-
Sssndisg upon this platform it is prepared
70 rsuia all assaults upon its integrity, advo-
eating peace and . restored and sntrckcn
C.ien ef States. ----.--. 1885,.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29
THE. FAITHFUL MAIDEN

III Il, FAl HtUL iMsAlDEN
! kiewa, Maiden fE;r and Fire. - y
WHO le.cl .a,ysuth thatNtest V .ea
For4prs had scxsr smiled on. him,
And pearle called him ash abby Jim
Tha. as,no mas good enough, they de.ma1
Fot ono who SO an!usky seemed. *
Hi4 REPRESENTATIVES,. !,.issass, ss-zs,s.,--
Would pass h,m With nrched head.
But She his fond and faithful mkid, 72fyA
In her affections never strayd; -
Although :tsr,esc with s,ist grew dim,
She Hili Aahe. ed. to "Shnbby jin.'' 80
i"Wh. fortune changes, he will BE
4: perfect Nonpnrcii," xaid she, :.
And she wa. right for he came hack
With golden treasure IA my pack "a =, -
And fret, Of course. the lasky gent.
ro-ARRM kOHN'S Emporium went. ="
And rs a splendid suit he wore, >-a4
Eolk. g allied hin, "Shabby Jip,' no mere 8.
Ills friends and relative al SIN led. ~
But sinister James" was not bcguiled;
Scoring tho msfccnAry trap, 80
lie poured his wealth in Annals lap.
80 Asrcndid assortment Of fashionable ~
+ :: Ready Nude Clothing.
Fer Men and Boys. Also large stock Of
81 r.. -, -. y OTIS aud Shoes, .-....t
which ! have in = store adjoining the Clsth-
ing Store. Also, a full asiortmsnt sf4 ~
-, ~. :, H,ATSs AND G APPS
GETI, EMEN'SrURNtSHIN 5GOODS,.kC-
Which will, sell at The lowest rate,.aive vs.
call and see Tor yourselves. W.
sFHvA At The new brick buildiag next door
TO dWh,. Kcss, sadllcry store. ln7'syi :.
al : '4'oio - ,Abrm Kohn., :.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29

~ cv,,c, or sp,xsrAsy or TEE No AsD oy EDccAscA,i
Z y ~ Dss AoDssr loY., March u, 1se4
" Notice, II hereby given that d Teachers
lnstitutc will BE- held at New Oregon, How
ard County, Iowa, for a perisd OF net les.
than six working days from, and alter the
25th day Of April 1864. TX Et7T~3y3E RI
Rev. A., Bush Of Osage has been arroint-
cdLesturef. .A :. =" ':| = =.
100 r,"": o. .FAvilLr,.s 1of - $50
Z7s"'tssE. rsS1@a Secretary Of the Beard.
Rv l.. I. CorL7ER. - .7.e - t'ss tG.ss
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29
aET iH+' a4 TUs
xnrroRlAL nREvIrIEs.

The time is rapidly approaching
when the American people of the North
srn State. must decide upon the cues
.ion as 70 whether 1t is profitable for
them to Loose their own liberties in
@nai.taining immense armies for the
ealjugation Of the liberties Of the PEG:
ole Of ether States. l. i. an impossi-
bility to maintain the. constitutional
Union By nasking Or prosecuting war
a,pon the rights Of sovereign States;
hence such thing - ,,war for the
Cnisn"A is the most fatal dclusion that
ever seized the mind Of a people, 1,
has always been known to BE- an impo;
.nion BY men understanding the prin;;
ciples upon which our federative sys-
ten Of g,vernment-is based, and they
only raised the hue and cry Of a war
gor the Union they have always deroun-
cel. that they. might delude The really
honest friends Of that Union into war
fyr its destruction. ID. !.
Mr. Hendricks Of 1ndisnna offered
an amendment in the Senate to the
House bill establishing military justice
TO pay the soldiers 50 per cent addition
al. It was defeated, every Republican
in the Senate voting against the in:
crease Of pay: This would have been
military ftytice. The soldiers are no.
to blame t,r the war, or the outrageous
mann gemcntof its prosecution, hence
i. WOULD 7bejust to increase their pay
and pay thcmsn gold a.d the Presi-
dent and his Cabinet officers in green.
lacks. =-. ..s 4.".n -yr... .. y7~t
The Red River expedition has met
with serious disaster, in western
Louisiana 1t Is SAID by officers at the
hattie that it was ts.al defeat, Gen.
Smith only succeeding in saving Banks
army from total destruction. 2at. 4:
A Confederate ram hss attacked all
recently destroyed three Felersl gun.
boats near Plymouth N. G. tits gen
orally supposed that the place will
have to be evacuated. Since writing
the above the mails bring the news
OF the surrender Of plymouth to the
Confelerates together with abou, $500
~r-:svl,rrs.
:. A friens FROM the country says that
a:5oo,0o0icall for troops is to be issued
next week. His reas IN for the opinion
i. that it viii BE new moon then. d
= Mr. James 6. Mclaughlin has pur.
chased The, New. Oregon Hotel from
Pratt Wallace. y lie take, possession
ina few days when "a more extended
notice will be in order. = s..I
Ezra Cole, one of the early volunteers
from this countyreturned on > furloug}
ofthirty days; on Tuesday hast: II,
looks considerably reduced, having been
il the hospital for several months. 2 =
Tho New Oregon merchants ar
bringing on larger stocks Of goods thi
spring .har. were ever before lntrodu
osd iate this markell s,s,,,loa ~ y, - !. -
Dr.. Oles'osssatitls drug store start
of with the3atgsst snd bsss stock .
goods apparspriats ;:e0 " st,sdssv:p'i,
Howard c6ahly mmAih WIT Daass Jtal
in McGregor is better filed with sea
sonable goods. 20 get an idea Of tn
stfgk icuk over l.isnew advertisement
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29
in feet, to -prohib,tion of imports.

in ef1ee.,to. prohibition Of imports.
Griersons cavalry had, a fight With
Forests cavalry forces near Hudson
on theS20th in which the Willy Confel
crate is rsportedto have been defeated.
No particulars are given. 3. So
The House of Representatives has
appropriated $25,ool00o stopay the
100 day men to be called out: BY the
!.6ovefHoss 81 estern s6tates.
These troops are to befnrnishcd With
out being allowed upon any call here
toforeler licaraftar to be made by the
President. It is done for the purpose
Of relieving New England of furnish
ing its just quota of men. Gov. Stone
Of this State is party to the arrange
mcnt. E., .'..-.
!, Maxami,lian has formally accepted
the throne of Mexico and was to have
sailed on the II instant. -
The Coatederates are reported to
have made an attack upon the Federal
pickets at Nickajack Trace Ga, ~ on the
% inst. Out of sixty-four men belong
ing to the 92nd ILL.,. only about half
escaped. Gen. Sickles is to supersede
Gen, Banks, and Admiral D;lghren is
to assume command cf the, fleet of
Charleston. ....... - :,
Messrs Gree ley, Bryant and other
leading Republicans from all parts Of
the State of New York have issued a
protest against holding the Republican
Convention as called by the eommittee-
Great indignation prevails At Wash.
ington among the friends of Mr.. Lin.
co]a.s j.. ,ra ~..... sf.t.- -.,.,
The. Sword c,ntes, in n. Y. City
between Mcclellan > and ), Grant wss
decided in favor Of the former by q
heavy vote. ali. a. Il aas,. s,,,., -s,,~
The Atlantic Monthly Tor May is al.
ready received. l. is olc Of the. ablsst
republican publications .cEths country.
. The Teachers Institute has been in
session a,town during the week. Ey
cry body, appears to ,te highly pleased
with its results. We, are unable. TO
give q detailed account IF its doings
having, been from illness in, our family
unable to- attend any GIFTS si.tings. 81
ID Elder Graf lost pair: Of gold spec
tacles in town to day. The finder is
requested to leave them at the Drug
Store -eeag - 81 4 ..:'re,- a
Tho bayonet Governor. Of KY has
induced tho war department to credit
that State on the draft, with $4,000
troops lining the Confederate army.
From this it would seem that the war
department. considers a soliierofor the
Confederate army as good, as for 2the
Federal. On this hypothesis the que
t. Of the Southern States is falA. and
consequently fre 81 from The draft q: ,r.i,
81. .S: !. i. a AHEAD .sof . .'s.
v'is43&g d bfpofs lar fys...,,agr~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29

t1E11 BO1yfEES6fStrych
p4OM1s1if 5ale bxstke
Phbscti6stssi tsseJs hssslS xauaatsd ssssh,
seasis.:3 Z pel y Hy. bsl fstsrpsl and Il,
New Oregon; April -, 1854.
N24) J. J. CLENMER}
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29

"0Annn I N ~
81 .~ "CAC~tASO
600.
&C
S {
... q. : 4
49, asss A
~ >,>sc- ~ rloeo
OP0AOA@~-~ --'@AA'@~-
rH'purchcsars
49,. n. .,,,, .,,,nt.,,,,nn,,
- n,t,ty.aE,1ny.4y.-,.....,-...,.-
.faEsr,sI ~ rET.,.
, = :, = =, ,ro,,, ,o
w " A1AH AAuLAW W.
no, ri ...gge!.s, s.,ssg,.sa. .... ,.T,s >
... - --~-~-"~~--~--- -, -....4
:, 81"
NHE subscribers beg leave to
- cali the ,attent, "a OF tho
enS best selected s oei o , se nq sood:
i. Northern Iowa -" -
~; Ah Of Nv which was ASP, bought tor cash, and
offered by any e,hdr House in NV Oregon.
Pr, Ids s7F1 :a' J. - '.' ~ @oE
Their stock consists Of = '". Es'
o., ,'">.. vie ~ $3.50 '.'
'I Grocer; y 0'''' '.' . % 's &.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29
NEW OREGON PLAIN DEALER.
~R HkAN.>
C.P.R. DacvS.


.MsGrsgor Vetsrn Ra'l'''g: 49,
I'm and aftcr March :ist- 1876 ;--Frairs
will lea~e and arrive rs follows, Saturdays
excepted .,..~z-.z.-- - .ss.==4sss e..
TRAVIS Leare.
= AZ. c-nver f.ttl {. $40 A "
Acncna, ss~ s:0of.. N. o. arrival ii stages.
80 'n x Trains Arrirs. 80
n McGregor, ",-.>.- T.-' 'a'o r H.
Aionona, 900 A ~. connecting with stages
s@ M-.vAukEE rR. NJ CHEN RAlLw N.2@,.
r.r-r IS psrAxr1sz TRIMS -....-f,
Mail and Dav Express Pass, .... 900 ;. NJ.
Night and Express Pass 1918 Pm
Ff~ $ saAaRrEs AT rs. &c CHlxS. =
Nail and Day Express Pass. 800, Ss5s-
Night aud Express Pass. ..'.':.7as 4. NJ
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29

Immense arrival
=. Of spring and !
i ! summers l s
- ,goe.ds,l :, ! J
at the cheap cash
and -bartef-.
- store of
g.. B. D., AlGlllIGHEll..
EHE undersigned is Just re:
IL ceiving and will constantly
keep on hand a full and complete
assortment Of * s .7< ." .,, -, 7 ..
p.;~t. t"s'5 za.u.iAa
Delaines, -'' '.%'''A il
Cloths and, Cassimsres,r.. r.
Boots and Shoes, II
Isl H. Sheeting., hr. svas,a',a
,,r. F1annels, -, ~" = y" :. 80 =
Ready made Clothins
tay .,.,sg ,, s Fancy Goods, =
Hats, Caps, '",,.
$500 ---.---.---a-.------~ Crocksry, -
= @-t~ 4 Glassware, 4
Mavl.,. Hoods, Glsres T. Miltens. I,
The celebrated Seth Thomas
Clock, warranted to keep time
ore year. b. a,~,.rs '' "a 'e .,, -.
Hides bought, also grsin and farm pro-
duce Of all kindswanted in exchange for
goods. lie is, determined nst to be under
sold in this market, and will pay the high
est possible market price for I'LL kinds Of
produce Z Il | , o II =
II you wat a Gne Looking Glass, one
that Mil make an Ugly face -, 'GG1 PTs1fy
= N.yo,. KANT good goods, call on
.rr4, III. B. ,MrrCHEII*.' 81 :.
If YOU want cheap goods call
on II. B. MITCHELL.
1fyyooui van, good, worth the
price. paid for them, call on d.
B. MITCHELL, at the Stone
store opposite the New Oregon
Hotel. Clocks and Watches re-
paired and warranted.
New Oregon, Iowa, April % 1881. Z;
n23yiDu4a2 il. B. MITCHELL. ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29

4 He ,belisyes. his stock, to. b. Is full ant
complete ~ can be found at any Drug stoir,
West Of the Mississippi and In prices h,
knows he ID ahead 9fsompetitioe.: I'D
arsc!esSsranted A represented.
~ Dated New !Orsseni April - rea,a, i,
top2+yM gbs.ssb r,s3. J.,Cl|hkEEMAgME r.,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29

f. /, 'JusfrrifqE; Sow. Btir"' sUxtr we
sincerely hope shat Justice win hurry
up and oyertaks, las It sursly Wilt The
villains Who are ccodantetfe,ting this u ia
nous % Chemical ~ saletatus. They
$! should when caught, 81 turned over 70
|the housewives fot punishment. al They
would psf feFp5eat tthe sohshse:: irssss
b |, A!It5S bortg @t6Ss NdtH vsllBobe
EsHedt aa!!y blocksdsd *fhih'vhe neat
'hinetydass Is II ssthG mptttsxsaao{
goods is concerned. This Il noe ID III
done by the South or foreign foe, but
~ y high protective tariff amounting
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29
tcb6selse " here found.

tcb6 else where found. =
{ J Cowan, Schellenger & CO., u new
firm by the addition of ohm W., Caxen
as member, is rapidly becoming one
Of our leading houses. This house
alone is bringing on IN 'rc goods than
al most times durisg tue hast fveyears
have been in the county. while their
recent purchases were so heavy to meet
the demands Of the trade; hey have
since ordered what heretofore would been
consitieped a good" stock sin-@%cwn==~Fer
full particulars read their new, adver-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-29
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Splendid Stock, 1efti iSedsonable
'''a! y ':'s Goods at ss9aa'a g'i-.j
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va III agrtg .glrasi ri f.s, rsa.
sra, : NEW Drug STORE, >. ,a,i
dai1uq tqmo'q d';# sssIi4:v 81: sta1 Ell
So -Jtxlu ! @<eqa,1, Is. Eau.a. 80
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pp1nlln,2 .sa' iii Il; ,raax .i5aanoaa;
rstent M;eu,clnes, fq'T7 'H5. T.eE.r,s Il
yss Foreisa asd.domeatie, iquars of the II.
l. arr. best and purest brands,
/ y +" Pocket Cutlery, '''s''t "ti '#H
s'S75iHls MUSICAL tnStrumonta nit.I.g
Iga jsas,.4 pcrfumesy, ,,,.,.; ...t:.-,
Photograph Albums, i"'H
s5~l@1 rlsa;o Sehoot& miscellaneous book.
s4na7 kra~s, o. Wall Paper, 4p,um,,,
.7sss0H hs,A2aa " pistSr. SFR ,.m. a.:
vi tS;'ir'l ed vi ',,sn rot aMouldings
esxychnins, Candies Of all description.
SlAtss Soap Stone aud Crayon pencils T.
ga AGold PshS Toilet Soaps, Stationery
fssrr Envelopes Glass, Paints. Oils -. :,
t. ,s.s Putty, Catholic Books, '''''
''' Kerossne Lamps, Dried e ia
7 'SS'wos1' s'Fruits, &c.,, &c. ~ b. .r9 ~.
a. tRaea - i2aiso. = ,'litl Al. ty,i.
4 He ,beiisyes. his stock, to: be.i Is full and
complete ~ can be found at any Drug store
West % the Mississippi ana in prices he
knows he ID ahead 9faompetitioa.:. ipa
fasEvsry ar6c!exSsranted A represented. :.