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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-02-19
Nt@ @rtgen Ylain 9sa|tr,
GAINING STRENGTH

A student in one of our State
colleges was charged by the Fac
ulty with having had a barrel of
ale deposited in his room, contra
ry, of course, to rule and usage
He received summons to appear
before the President. who said.
Sir, I am informed that you
have barrel of ale in your ROOM
Yes, sir
We'll. what explanation can
you make!
why the fact is,sir, my physi.
clan advised me to try a little ale
each day. as a tonic, and not
wishing to stop st the various
llaces where the beverage is re-
tailed, l concluded to have bar
,cl taken to my room,'
Indeed! have yon derived any
benefit 'front.' it
'Ah! yes sir. When the bar
rel was first taken to my room,
two weeks since, could scarcely
lift it. Now I can carry it with
the greatest ease
"Some people, said a red nos.
cd individual, haranguipg three
or four bystanders," waste their
m oney in charity, others squander
theirs in supporting wives and
families: but as for me I save
mine to buy spirits"
GREAT TRurHs.-I am not a
great man-Abraham Lincoln.
1t is easier to pay a small sum
than it is to pay alarg.r one. -
A. Lincoln.
It is easier to pay 4 debt when
YOU have the money than it is
when you hav'nt got the money.
old Abe.
The distance to Virginia City,
in the mining region Of Idaho
Territory, is 1,60O miles from
Atchison, Kansas, which is $50
miles from St. Paul Minnesota.
In a report of the proceedings
Of an agricultural meeting at
Springfield, we find this astonish.
ing statement:
"a man who grew one hundred
and thirteen bushels Of Quito ,
corn per acre, had ears from
twelve to fifteen inches in length"
A mnn advertise. for a 'compe-
tent person to. undertake the sale
of new medicine and adds that
it will be profitable to the under.
taker.' No doubt of it.
Those clergymen are certainly
censureabls, says the Louisville
journal, who refuse to pray for
Mr.. Lincoln. We ought all to
pray Tor the poor, ana ne IL 8
mighty poor President.
The Douglas Monument A.so-
citation at Chicago have authoriz
ed the preparation of a design
tor the proposed monument, the
cost not to exceed $4,000. 1t is
designed to commence work on
the monument about the 1st Of
April.
A New York correspondent
Of the Boston Traveller says that
Gen Fremont, in the event of
Mr. Lincoln,s denomination, will |
take the field as an independent
candidate, ,..-
The total cost of railroad. in
the United States is about one
half the amount of the natl onal
war dedt.
An eminent divine preached
one Sunday morning from the
text: Eye are children of the de.
viii" And in the afternoon, by
a funny coincidence, from the
words, Children obey your
parents"
Hon. Mr.. AScoSA. Pennsylva-
mia, has introduced a resolution
in Congress, in which he calls the
conscriptio: act. 1.-The lottery
&c 1oo%h -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-02-19

Also full and complete stock Of superior
Groceries Of all kinds, and ct the lowest
possible prices.
Every article warranted to be as recon-
mended.
Our motto is low prices quick sales and
ready pay.
We shall pay MeGregor prices in cash and
trade, deducting freight. for all kinds Of farm
produce such as Wheat, Corn, Oats and Pork.
We mean to prevent farmers from lea
wing home to trade, if better bargains
at horne than they can procure abroad
are inducements We only ask an oppor-
tunity to show our goods and make our pri-
ces known to convince you that our mutual
intcres. depends upon our patronizing each
other.
Dated New Greg Iowa, Dec, 4. 1863.
n4v5yll COWAN & SCHELLENGER.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-02-19
Prof. 0, ], Woods
HAIR RES ORATIVE,

THIS astonishing preparation turns the
l. hair black to its original color, after
having becon gray, and renstatcsit in all
its original health, luster, softness and beau
ty-remoyes all Dandruff from the Scalp, and
all unpleasant ltchings. 1t will also cure
Cutaneous, Eruptiens such as Scald-Head,
letter, &c, and hence creates perfectly
healthy condition Of the Scalp, by acting as
q Stimulant and 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, 1864-02-19
LEIBlG'S ESSENTIAL COFFEE,
The most healthy.
The most economical
The most delicious
PREPARATION OF COFFEE
IN THE WORLD,
OLD OR NEW.
This coffee is prepared under . formula
frcm the great German Chemist
pP0EESS0R 1EIRlE,

and gives the essential full strength and de.
licious favor Of OLD GOVERNMENT
JAVA COFFEE. which is the only quality
of Coffee used in its preparation. without any
OF that narcotic quality which SO sadly dam
ages the nervous system in the uso Of even
the best grades Of Coffee as ordinarily pre-
pared.
81 gives the essential tonic and diuretic
elements Of Dandclion, without tbs 'herby'
coarse taste so disgusting and yet always
found in the ordinary DandeIion Coffee
It is known to Ill acquainted with shcmis
try. that the essence. OR oil or whatever
name may be given it, when properly and
scientifically detained from ar y herb Or plaut
is far c:fcrent article from that produced by
putting that plant into water and boiling 1t
out-permittinS the escape of the most ex-
auis;t and reliable strength and leaving the
coarse and earthly drugs preeiptated Or in
solution.
So this preparation combines the exquisite
aroma Of the Java Co1rc. with the highest
essential excellence Of the most choice DAN
delion- Welding the spirit without the gross.
er earthly body of both thereby avoiding
the deletcriou. effee Is of both and becoming
at the same time
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-02-19
GEORGE W. PIERCE.

rEOkGE w. PlEhCE.
Dealer in General Merchandise, Dry Goods,
Groceries Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Glass,
Nails Putty. Ready Made Clothing, Hat g.
Caps &c, &c, In he keeps almost every a.
ticle required, and usually kept ina country
store, and sells US cheap as the times will
permit. [n5v5yl)
New Oregon Dec. 18th 1863
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-02-19

For Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed
Bugs, Moths IN Furs, WOOL
lens, &c. Insects on
Plants, FoWls, Ani-
mails, &c.
Pct up in Csc. soc. and 81 90 Bottles, and
Flasks So and S. sizes for Hotels, Public
Institutions, &c.
"Only infalliblc remedies known.
Free from Poisons." ,.-. .-.....
mot dangerous to the Human Family
rats come out Of their holes to DIE
o. Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
aY- Sold by ali Druggists End Retailers everywhere.
E- g! !BswARE !" Of oil worthless limitations.
r. See that "CosrAK's' nam. is each Box, Bottle
and FLASK, before you buy.
~ Address HENRY r. COSIAk,
u Principal Depot 4s2 Broadway: N. Y
q Sold by J. J. CLEMMrR, New Oregon,
Iowa. (n34y4yl.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03

James II Beddow and Fclicitie Re1iow, his wife,
WI take notice that John @, A. Smith as plaintiff.
has fled a petition on the ohancsry side of the
District Court Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Terrific
ry, against them Is defendants, the object Of which
- 70 fprrclose a certain nart-age made By the snti
Feli'it,e AMI James II. Beii4w, Jane 9Th A d.
1872 o. tine F,rtb West Quarter, and the South
West Quarter of the Nlrsh East Quarter, and Lot.
M. one and two Of Section Is snC Lot No. one of
S8rtion N. % an in f3Ra-aip four "a North,
Range Sixteen 10 East % "a Principal Meridian
tuatcd ia the said County Of Nemaha. said NOR;
gage having m4de to secure the p~ayt-"nt pfs GER
min prJm,ssory note beIi z even date wiib said
mpriga<e, msde bg the said Felioitis aud Jaines H..
6ediow lor $500. 90 due tx months after date with
interest fraul maturity at TIE rate ol i've per cent
per month, the prayer of saii potion is that the
said land De sold the proceeds be apr.ied in pay
Il ent IF sad a5te.
Sid dsienJilrs are required to answer sail pc
tition on or befo-s the igsa dag If Dc tcoer A,D.
1861. L. W. THUMAS, Sol. for Cut.
= Tv9 -
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03

Rains made his escape. and their forces
r~etreated al full speed. being completely
routed. Our cavalry pursued some two
miles, finding the road strewn with
blood.
We hear of them scattered in various
directions some considerable force Of
them making their way towards Rich
field. IN Clay county.
We captured on AndsTsoR's body, pri-
vate papers and orders from General
Price. that identify him beyond a doabl.
Officers aud m~en-conduciod themselves
we'll and brayely Oh The field. lie had 4
men wounded. bui none killed.
The troops of The command consisted.
of a portion of the 5lsI regimen, L. II
NJ, under command Of Major Grimes.
and a portion of The SD Z II. II, from
DavRss and Caldwell COUNTIES
S. P. cox,
~, I'll 293E~a NJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
THE HEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
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The extensive end comprehensive fa~eeilities ~
e ro-sesisu enables the FspPRfEToRo tie EEK
II HBRALp c. guarantee lhe iatesEaad most ~
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ffum al parts & he United states, bat from al
parts Of iils world.
is home correspondents, engaged at leayy cost
aa3 connected with eash new uaval snd military
exnediti9n of the government, prove thai u - de-
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tiaus and no event can occur that shall rot hnaim-
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egor ovsr ono hundred th0uSaud dollars Ter year
10 maiulaiR ii4eors II correspondents % tne hsit-
In its collation. o. Fureign News The hERALD has
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Il has special eoTrespou&sata stationed n al iae
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rs tciegraphic arrangements extend to wherever
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the p~r5pria54r d-votes a portion IF rhs.Paper to
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graphic We" II 1ne eseAis u lsAOtsd-aI d al ~
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The WEExLY HERALD is issued every .Sa urd
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ohe cory ,.
Eve c0piss .
zen copies. c el2
Any larger number, addressed 10 mines Of sob
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Al extra ~ wiH &c sent to every club OF ten.
Twenty copies, To one address, one year. SO, a41
any larger number ~ the same price.
: an extra copy VII be sent 10 elabs Of twenty.
A5Yerti sm Eats o q limited ngm5eF wll b. -
serted GA ths bEEELY herald.
Ihe n EEELY HERALD, three cents PCT copy
Tn dollars per year for three bundFcd ahc sky
lhreeiSUes. Eve dOilars fer sly nIonths. Two
dollars AID 6tY cents f0rthree mrntas.
JAMES COkDON BENNETT.
Edjso. aai Proprietor
Northwest corner Of Ful-au aaa Nassau streets.
Aew Eosk c.ty. y. ].
There are NJ trave.lingassnts fcr tIe AERALD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
Another fght between some Of

Another fight between some Of he
Colorado boys aodrthe Red Skins occurred
Oh The Pdwnee Fork a shor, lime since,
which resulted il the loss Of Two killed
aud three or four wounded. Between
SIX and eleven Indians are said to have
been killed, though bul one scalp was ia.
ken. These Coloradians are dong some
good work en- the plains. bu! much more
is needed 10 be done.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03

The November number Of the La
dies Fritnd Las been received. and as
usual IS complete and Unrivaled. Tie
aim Of The Publisher is 10 rival any
0 her s3 Magazine published in this
,opauy. DurHg he Past year they have
presented US in each number a finely en-
graved an d colored coub!e fashion Plate,
and many other eagravinys Of the first
quality .
TheI,ng brilliant array of the liter
airy contributors to TIE LADIE's FRIEyD
nearly all of whom are ladies', is bighly
creGhable to the Magazine, and also to
the country, as showing how large and
cultivated a class of lady writers it pos
sesses. Il is a wonder how any Maya
zine can be gotten up in so handsome
and lavish 4 ina n as this IS. at Tho
low price Of 50 so. saying nothing of The
reduced rates to clubs. The publishers
say lhai.it is only done Nv having q very
large circulation, as money would GER
-taialy would be lost on a small edetion.
A headtiful and touching steel engraving.
called "THE EuPTY CRADLE"-a very
handsome double cylored fashion Plate
2 4%uantily Of other enCravings, some Of
rh-m very pretty, and all very useful TO
u ladies-a price Of music, and the
usual assortment Of interesting stories.
p.riry, SC.
Price So so; , copies 81; 9 copies SIC
81 copies $50; Single numbers sent
postage paid, for IS cents. a Sewing
Machine Premium is also given on Ger
tain terms. Address Deacon & Peter
son. $40 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Noc IS tie time 10 begin making aP
Clubs for 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
Windsor (Canadal oaoers m,

The Windsor (Canada) papers pul :
Iish a list Of letters remaining uucalled,
for in the Po4tofice in .hat town, ever,
eight hunlred in number, nearly as nany
as the entire population OF the village
THESE are almost all stockholders from
their friends in The States. chiefly Ind
ana. Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin and
Michigan.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03

-WANrED-Eserybody 10 call al
Hackney & Cos and buy goods a. re-
duced prices. They have just received a
stock of Dress goods, Prints, Hats
and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Wooden goods,
SC, sc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
TELEGRAPHIc.


MOUND CITY, Yet. %.
To Brig. Gen. Darts, IT LsauenuOrth:
Reached here at daylight This morning
after a forced and rapid march from
Paola. This town had a "a EOw escape.
The enemy's Rankers were in plain view
on the heights, six miles distant. This
has been a crushing day for Price, and
bis retreat is h great dis order. He is
abandoning everything, and is closely
pressed. / do not think he viii be able
to modest Fort Sect much Col. Noon
light moved On he snemy's flank for that
place At the same momeni the battle was
fairly begun. | just hear hat another
battery, and his last, has been taken
from the enemy al Usage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
the foot, and was brought back to Mem.
phis on the May Duke.

the foot, and was brought back to Mem.
phis on the May Duke.
ST. Charles was being evacuated on the
evening Of the 22d. The cause Of the
evacuation was not known.
The steamer Emma No. 2. recently
sunk in White river, has been raised, and
Is al the leSve at Memphis.
Washington. Oct. 26--The Navy De-
partmert has received information of the
capture Of The blockade runner Hope by
the steamer Evans.
She was huaa n England for Frazer.
ThehoIm & Co., by the celebrated build
ers Jones, Queson & Co. She is a pad
dle-wheel steamer, ESQ feet long, 80 feet
beam, has FIVE water tight compartments,
and draws II feet of wafer. She IS a
powerful steamer and reported 10 be one
of The best and mosl costly vessels built
for blockade running. She few the reb-
Ell rag al Cork. On board is a valuable
assorted cargo.
The Star has report hat guerrillas
attacked the train near M~artinsburg last
night and captured Gen. Dufhe and staff.
Gen. Ricketts, is now in . fair way of
recovery. His promotion as a brevet
Major General takes effect from October
18th. 1854.
The trial Of Hamilton, Easter & Co.,
Of Baltimore. CT arged with selling goods
TO blockade runners, was commenced to-
day. Pardon Noolsey was the principal
witness for the Government The evi-
dence Is pretty much the same as that
against Johnston and Sutton. After his
testimony the trial was postponed riil Fri
day, to enable the defence 10 procure
their witnesses.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
Z. VI. THUwAs. Sec'y.

I'LL D1user lss Just returned from
celcw vL,re be hes teen layi 6 a tc'
Of new goods specially for the fall and
winter ua6e. Us Sock Of Fine CT
fars, Totacoo NUS surdries, Toys, SC.
sc. is uusur asod by atytling ever
llougltio Ills Place. All you have 10
90 10 lie convinced is 10 cal ,nl * minl'
Ill is an ebi.e.ig il tie Gus, aid L be
cant Please you you are certainly hard TO
please. He has anything in the way
OF toys and notions for children. and Of
fer you a rare chance to give the little
ones o rich treat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03

Bib Anderson. the notorious Guer-
rilla Chief and Bushwhecker, has at last
his fate. In another place will be
found a dispatch from Lieut.. Col. Cox,
giving the full details OF his death.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03

Nashville Oct. I9tI. All Of Roldy's
artillery w~as-captured Oh the 18th. The
rebel General Lowry was also made a
prisoner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03

The venerable mother Of John G..
Breckenridge, of the rebel arrny, died al
Baltimore, October 9Th. She had resid-
ed there with her son-in law, Rev. Dr..
BulIoch, of the Franklin street PresDy-
terrain church, for the past two or three
years.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03

IS. D. Chase, of Canton Centre,
Connecticut, raises chestnuts from graft
ed trees. The nuts are much larger
and ripen earlier from his process.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
FISu'5
LAMP HEATING APPARATUS


= = Hy The flame Of 4 common lamp. at
the cost Of scents wurth Of oil, a very comfortable
BREAKFAST can be cooked = ~. =. Trib.
HHe.
= . = y Simple in construction, easily kept
in order ready fu- use in a moment = can-
vsnieut to have ca haad = . DrBggisfs Car
eafar.
. Fish- Llup IS zone Of the most pop
ular novelties of TIE day. = the utility OF
IL is unquestionable a great saving Is made IN heat
in and cooking small articles, and can be made to
COX meals for "a great many persons. which is Retu-
ally done on the am6ulaHee ears which carry the
sick soldiers. = 81 = Seisst,f- Aasrie,tn.
= = e For family use, hospital, tent, bar
rack. pienies fishing nursery. or sick room, it IS nj
article If comfort bsyoni all praD0rii1n to lis cost.
= = = Hands JOHrnol If Health.
= = = ! bavo tried the apparatus, and ny
wife and | proclaim the sama a must Taluabie and
Indispensable article, and We now wonder how we
.eeuld have So lorg dcpe without it. :
Ed. OoG oil q rcaIaT.
= = an econmieal cOnirivanee for get
ting up beat at short notice for nursery aud general
hou-ehuld purposes, = = 3 one important point
IS the saving ia cost over coal fres. y.
J. EeeHiHy Post.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
Literary Society.

A meeting of the Brownville Lyceum
Library and Literary Association VIII be
held at The Office Of c. @. Dorsey, on
Wednesday, November 8th, 1864, al z
O'Clock, P. II. A full attendance Is re.
quested, as business Of importance wall be
presented 10 the meeting.
JOHN McPHEKsoN, President.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
PreRnnfmant.

70 tie Honorable IL. District Court of
Nt1ada Couaty, Nebraska Territory
The Grand Jurors Of said County Of
Neraha in said Territory, respectfully
present % the Court. that 10 order II; t
uSuce may be speedily administered and
or the convenience Of the Court and suit
Prs therein, il is absolutely necessary that
\ suitable building be erected or provided,
f1n'alaiug suitable rooms for TIE holding.
Court aud Tor The. use OF the Jurors
end Clerk.
That the County Commissioners Of said
ounty haze hitherto failed to provide
y pian suitable for the holding of the
fprt, i~eaFing il to he Sheriff 10 procure
esea term Of the Ccurt such temporary
Ins as could be had al the time.
nat The rooms provided for the Cour,
Pc present and last term is totally nm
sed to the purpose, being altogether
snail and inconvenient to acconmo.
lbe Court aud the number Of sui,ors
ATTENDANCE thereon. That 10 our
Union this County possesses wealthy
b population sufficient to Justify the
fecuon of a Court-H0use, and we be-
I've il 10 be necessary that one should
erected or al least that enough of suit.
e rooms should be provided for the pur-
es above set forth. We beg leave TO
the attention Of the County Commits
nerS 10 the foregoing facts and TO urge
Pn Them The necessity Of taking imme-
E action in this matter.
e respectfully ask thu; this present
De spread upon The journal Of the
ana that the Clerk be directed 10
lan tae County COMMISSIONERS with
rnhed copy hereof.
q which is respectfully submitted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03

EDIToR ADVERTISER The following
is a correct copy of a presenlmenl made
by the Grand Jury of Nemaha County,
st the Fall Term 1864. At Tie request
of several citizens, l hand il 10 you for
publication. W. II. HoovrR,
Clerk Dist. Court.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the irm here'or T
IN.xi-t.ns under the nam, and style Of L. Brown
/ Co. Is this day dissolved.
R.BROWN e CO.
Nov. 21, 1861 per H.. G.. LETT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
F1TnT Enffrn-

Taken ~ by the undersigned living near Ncuaha
CRY Nemaha Co. Mt on the35Jh day Of septembcr
1854. one bay mare eight or nine years old, right
hind hoof WLito, star ii the forenCad.
AID. SKEEN.
Rrnrr-ilfn S-ntorh nr 2nth 1slA
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
BrOWnTIlIe Cemetery AssOcialI0D.

All persons who feel an interest IN The
cemetery in B~rownviIIe, known as the
Walnut Grove Cemetery, are requested
10 meet al the cfice Of L. Hoodley, on
Monday November 7ih, 1864, al seven
o'clock P. H., 10 take such steps as may
be necessary 10 re-Organize the Associa-
lion, with a view 10 having it incorPorat-
ed under the Statutes of Nebraska.
Z. w. THeMAs, Sec'y.
Nov L, 1884
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
TEL LhIIlSlRIsrl.
4 MONTHLY MAGAZINE
LTERATURE AND FASHION

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NOTICES CT THE PESs.
TUE LApYs ~FRlEND-This j. tbe title OF n rev
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The corTs 0i contributors 6 It's columns embrace
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Specimen Numbers oi tue Post sent gratis. Ad-
dz9ss.
Dc COZ & PETERSON.
No. 3I9 Walnut St, PHILADELPHIA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-03
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BRowEvILLE, THURSDAY MOO , 1864
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ktsuk Deeds. Mortgages Executions, kepievins,
ltsrisre License. &c. &c. &c. for sale AZ this OMse.