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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-09-23

,Concsstration Of Rebel Forces in Mss
assiPPl.-Forrest an Heec Fdg,e Is
Mics from, Nemphts.-Later From Ter.
os.-A Free Fagh! all Round Cor
tenas Whips the Freach.-Is attacked
IN Turn by the RebeLs,-An Illinois
Regiment ''go:s in"
CAIRO, H., Sept. Is.
Tire Eicksburg Herald of the Goth.
says there has been concentration of the
rebel forces at Jackson, Miss. Forests
iariof's, Giiscn's and Writ Adams troops
a. eneamped around that city for several
miles.
The forces is estimated at 10000, with
extensive wagons, ponteons and artnary
trains. All rhe'wagons are marked U. s.,
having been captured from Sturgs. All
the movements are conducted with the
greatest secrecy. Forrest is still compel-
ed to walk.On crutches, and advices from
Memphis say that Forrest has issued an
der dated the I'd, prohibiting all egrass
N his lines after the 18th, and forbid
the transportation Of cotton outside
rrfsery under his control. This is
ne ed as meaning that he has some
~ 1t expedition on foot.
npsrta,. louisville, Ky, Sept. Is.
= "ssed cold Water OF Monday
Forrest We'd 10 miles from Memphis
asst, and eau Vh.IooO men is to cross at
Maru a luke " sding to invade M;ssour;
e Francis nte Little Rock.
price is thrssa,tnsan and Sprague ar
Gems SeheheI, D.night. .iv,d
hero from the lfoh' CAIRO, s
.a.mer Belle, :. Mem nil; Ip' has 10; ar.
lived bringing pSaP}eiss OF :. stevday even
nv: ;ns SergeanttinssS;,,; ne 9lst III reg
INFANT, furnishes S P;" Aal part alars OF
the ana the morI mn Of tie 9th, tn,
1 maaneh moved or 6 Of Be saad with fore,
cf 500, and co .,menced to ascend the IN
Granae. Wit a the purpose of attackln!
Nasaxneraf They were uninterrupted
until ne" r'aing a point opposite hit
panche, where they met Cortnas win
Mcxican force. An artillery duel easneo
&c, the French were compelled to la
Ia, RI rsnafisien, and were closely pers''
II for three miles, when coming TO pee
ofeEAevarzH they made stana'
Esftsnas opened on the Imperial ioTce
x.,.h sasat and shell. While ensagea
M. N; At, the rebel Col. Ford came GOV ~
he R;e ,Svande with large dfose VI Ca
ne ..I wi,i, Cortinas, they promptly e.
ehsss. - aa,,.. of the French, and spe.
p9a.ss ~ NsFTica., rear. Seeing this II
~ a~,n,- mad an attempt 10 I'LL
a ~. ps;se ss battie. AM, charged the Mex
70. csn. ,, Mith tie barones They were. hoy
caus AZ hs,k to the over Of the cha
es.; .Ntssrt,nas then brcns Vt to bear " "
49, II .risllcry on Ford's Sorce' ooI
nsa,,,n m retire About this. 4me; u
F,ss-. llli.eis. 'Eegin,rnt; sat.saea :,
Brssos. sanfiasc, hearing the nnns si, e 4
m. Granse, mere ordsssa 70 n n,,nss :. =
scs9E and asrivsd - f', me- 10 .,lans ..sue,
sSnor, tsen ritesaea ipts Ford and dIo'
EASS< sSIes. say,suzang Ais camp equii
..s,,. sss2 about 80 stared % arsss. :,
ze.sss 1seapfsnae cortianas sns ssssa :,
- ~ 10 raso.i Del RE As mas a
49, sssaa nst compete NTH they nea |,
sar.I,.ssxse s,x ssaipssaalSi, hs s'ithares !,
San,.. to syh1se &sneise- and esosse a., :,
80 suse Teas. @hS.s sass "a. ~ - -,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-09-23

81 1t is thought by some that the
Peace democracy will throw Mcclellan
overheard, and nominate Pendleton, but
we see no very significant signs of such an
event, but on the contrary. the most rahid
and ultra peace democrats ago it with
rush" for Mcclellan and Peace. Read
the following from the Bangor Democrat i:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-09-23
Trleayaph Aews:

From he Poiona. 4mY-2Reid Rsporl
Of The Late Rrid on our Li6eSSA Fost-
poaemeat Of the Draft.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-09-23

Concentration Of Rebel Forces IN Mss
.ssSRPi::-Forrest an Heaey Faxce IS
Mites from 4NenaPhts.-Later From Ter-
os-4 Free Figh! all Round CDR
teHas Whips the Freach.-Is attacked
IN Turn By the Rebels.-An Illinois
ReEimeRt ''go.s in"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

NvETC q D. snESITr1 sArg CPpEAt, s.rAvn.

N'E ~ I. y ait!' Nae ~ SANG tFPEAf, " CAIH.
Ataie Of Lo'ca Houard Con.ly y. A..
N"TINE is hereby gwen tia, by virtue
OF u special execution issued on ct the
,fiee Of the Clerk Of H., District Court Of
Howard county, Iowa, TO M direct oum-
n'and'n6 mo that Of che premises hereinafter
described ca.se to DC made the sum OF
fifteen & Is 100 do lars damages end inter.
eft, cost and accru,pg cost, to satisfy judy
naeat which F. J Mead Obtained against
Harvey s. Ayers on the 27.L day OF Septem-
ber A. D. 1854. shsli offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder for
cash at tho front door Of the Court House in
said county on the 9th day Of December, A.
D. 1864, at the hour Of 2 o'clock P. NJ. the
following described premises TO wit: All
the right title and interest which said Har-
vey $. Ayers had on the 9th day Of Sept.
1864, or anv time thereaitsr, of, to, and in
the West half (l-2) of the south west quar-.
ter (l.4) Of Section No. eighteen (lsj in
Township NJ. ninety. eight 1851 north range
No. eleven (ll) vest ofthc 9Th p III
When aud where dse attendance will be
given by the undersigned
p. I. SEARLES, Sheriff Of
n5ly5l Howard County
Dated Nav Oregon, Nov ,, 1854.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
THE TWO PARTIES.

The Republican party assume to
- be in favor Of the restoration Of the
Inlon, anl arr.ign the democracy be,
fore the County for its >;.sunion proc.
ii7.t..s. NV instead of this being
sruc, the msn WI to Day lead and con
:rol the E,patlicla organization
shape Its policies, ana hold Its most
important Offices at home and abroad
are, and have been, life long disunion-
,sts. Horace Greedy, Wm Lloyd Gar
r;son, Charles Sumner, Ben Wade; +.
r. Helper, T. Chandler, Jim Lana,
Joshua r. Gidlings, e. !. Raymond.
+ l,tor Of the n, Y. Times, WiIl.an.
Bros., Z iitor Of the Chicago Tribune,
',hn P. Hale, Owen I,oyejoy, Salmon
2, Chase. T. Z. Spinner, Treasurer
IS The United States, Rev Henry War
5cech.r, Dr. Tying, Fred Douglas,
Timothy Davis, late II. G. Ct Iowa,
John B-Gr,nnell, Sanl. J Kirkwood
YIN NJ Stone, James Harlan, James
II Grimes. Andy Johnson, ana even
Honest Ola Abe" have ali advocated,
secession as sacred right not only,
',us sli Of them haze hy legislation aud
,;.herwisc declared 1t an ACCOMPLISHED
fact.
The Democratic party nai1ta,n that
when armed opposition to tho laws
shall cease, the union is restored, and
sic several states composing it, ere
again entitled to their former position
in the Federal Unlon, On the con
,r.ry the Republicans maintain that
tie seeded states are out Of the un-
isa; how could they do otherwise, wher
every one Of the persons named be-
siles hosts Of others, leading men o
s:,e party, have fer. the last fftcer
years advocated the right Of secession
and that the only way for the south tt
get back into the union is through actio,
Of Congress in re-admit:ing them.
To look at the matter in partisa,
.;2ht 'the.sis r, rrsson WY ~
$50 So
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
pENaeRAT!C sTATR TICKET.

YER sEcRETArI or STATE.
J. II. WALLACE, Muscstins CO.
FOR ATTORNEY GENIAL,
fHAS. ii. DUNBAR, jackson Co.
roR TREAsrs,s CT .1ATE.
J. 3. LASH. Henry County.
ran AUDITOR OF STATE,
\. c. HENDERSUOTT. Iowa Co.
rssa eaIs-ER o. TrksrArE LAND oTEIcs.
B. D. lIOLBROOK, Aonona Co.
FOR sureEAn JUDss.
rKOS. II. MONROE. Dubuque Co.
FOB RrfsEsssrArlvs N iooNsRrs,
3. B. RICHARDS, Of Dubuque.
FOR coCSTY-,rDoR.
GEO. ". FALL.
rss CLERK. oTrnE.DIsrs,Cr corsr.
JAY WHITE.
FIR COUNTY RscoRslR,
ESQ. ". FALL
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
NOTICE or DHERlFFS SALA OF REAL ESTATE.

notice or sHERlrrs sALY OF REAL ESTATE.
Ssots Of loua, HO,eard County s. s.
ley virtue OF 4 special execution issued
~ out Of TIL, Office If The clerk OF the
District CourS of said County 1T this suit Of
Jahn |. Sturgis Plaintiff against Harvey 5.
Ayers defendant. hav" levied on and shall
on.r FOR SAFE Vt public aAction to the h;shcst
bidder hr cash at the front door al the
Court House in Vernon springs Township
aud County aforesaid on the 9Th dav OF
December y. II. 1864. ut tho hour Q: two
O'Clock p NJ. the following described prem.
'ss- to wit: All the right, title. and inter-
est which sid Harvey s. Ayers had on the
LIST day o. Nov. 1854. or at any tmc there
after Of TO, aud IN the west half u.2) of che
soath west quarter lty Of section No e,sh =.
teen nsl in Township No. ninety-ei ght t9s)
north range No. eleven ny west o the 5th
+ N TO satisfy s. Judgment which said Plain
tiff reco Isrea against sa id defendant before
Z. W. Allen Egg. justice Of the peace in
and TOR said county. on the 2Sth day Of
September 4. D. 1864.
Pr. sEARLES, Sheriff IT
nolv3I Howard County.
Dated New Oregon, Nov. 2, 1854.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
SPRING is THE SEED-TlME OF D

SPRING is THE SEED-TlME OF Dr.
sEAsE.-AlI who are suffering from in
disposition to think, languor, fatigue
after walking, ralpi tatiou Of the heart,
distress after eating, heartburn, depres
sion Of spirits, desire for solitude, sick
aud nervous headache, and a number
Of other affections Of this class, render
ing a person unfit for the society Of his
friends or the world, we say, take the
Red Jacket Stomaeh Bitters, which
are sold BY all druggists throughout
the country.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

IN hpcL"uy y; cllHID. a 'aly
apoipgize1 70 her visitors tho other day
at the tea-table, for inferior biscuits.
A lady who was CUES. accepted the
apology only upon condition that her
friend would promise ever after to use
cn!v DeLand & Co.'S Chemical Salsra-
tus, assuring her that with that article
she would have no OCCASION to apollo
gize. Few housewives are ignorant Of
the value Of this article aud mono need
be, for al the best grocers sell it.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

4 Sadler and P Wallace have pur.
chased the store heretofore occupied
by {. NJ. H. Brown for the purpos.
Of opening a furniture establishment
there. They are now in Chicago for
their stock. There is no business,
properly managed, that will pay bet
ter in this community than o good fur
niture establishment
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
- s5r-sss.s..sr. as.-r ~. sss-a =...nr ..aa
Remsmner the u, nnrys

Remem her the ID, ntrya'ic 1"n's,s
on Saturday evening, November 5,
and he public meeting afterwari. A
general invitation t., the public is ex-
tended. requesting the a.tenlan GO Of
wives end daughters, tnat would see
sens, husbands, fathers and brothers
sacritised no more 20 the foul demon
Of an abolition war.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
RiSH'3
lamp Heating Apparatus,
BOILING - FRYING -. STEWiAG-
STEPPING


WITH rHIYLAhE THAT LIGHTS 7HH ROOM
v Bv tse fan,s Of common lamp, At the
cost Vi D cents worth Of oil, very comior.
table breakfast can be cooked.
~ Y. 7-iJue.
= Sin,sls in constra elton, EASILY kept in
order, ready for use in a moment
convenient TO have ON hand. Drug
gssrs Cireulnr.
y Fi-h's Lamp ia one Of the most pop
ular novelties of the day, \ \ the utility
Of it |. urouestionsble, a great saving is
made in hesting and cooking small articles
and can be made to cook meals for e groat
many persons, which is actually dono on tho
ambulance c rs which carry tho sick soldiers
Scientific american.
- For family use. hospital tent, bar
rack, picnics, fishing, nursery, or sick room,
it il an article Of comfort beyond all proper
ton to it, cost. HaFs Journal Of
Hectth.
- hn7e tried the apparatus, and
NV wife and proclaim the same most
,sluable and indispensable article, and We
now wonder how We could haveeo long done
without it. Ed. Goa! O:! Circular.
~ An economical contrivsncs for get
ting IN heat At short notice for nursery and
general household purposes, one
important point is the ssvisg in cost over
eon, Greg. N Y. ErtninE Post
Prices from t,vo to ''r dollars ~
Capacity from one to four qports.
Three art,eks cooked at one time w'th ons
burner.
Arranged for Kerosene or Coal Oil, OK Gas.
A Descriptive Pamphlet Of thirty pages
furnished gratis,
ALSO
THE UNION ATTACHMENT.
Prise, 80 Cents,
T. b attached to a Common Kerosene Lamp
or Gas Burner, by which Water may
b Boiled md Food cooked; also
arranged 70 support shade.
Bv1RY. IAHILY. NHEDS ONE.
I. WIN. D RUSSELL, Agent
No. aes PSarl St., New Iesk.
sA7,smsl AsExrs wasrip. 4e
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

WRlrlNe from Indianapolis to his
brother in Massachusetts, on the 18th
inst soldier says:
'lt is estimated that the Sixteenth
Massachusetts, regiment cast about 6,
600 votes for Governor Morton last
Tuesday, and know that some Of the
boys Of Company l voted ten and twelve
times each ons.'
William PENN man Of the same reg;.
ment writes:
yesterday was the state election
here; and most Of our regiment wen,
down to the city and voted. Some oil
the boys voted .rei.ty five times each,
you could 60 and Vote as many si;n >
as you pleased, nj then after the
boys had voted in the city, some Of the
Indiana meh wanted them to g about
thirty miles and vote again. So they
took an txtra train o. cars and 70 de te
The next township and voted there
she Indiana mon paid their fare up and
back again; aud gave them all they
wanted &c eat and drink. | did no,
know anything about it until it was to
late, and so l did not 60. Governor
Morton the republican candidate was
elected by largo majority. So the
Massachusetts men helped elect him."
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

I VERY.
H. ShuttleWorth,
NEW OREGON, IOWA.
H .rses and Carriages to lot.
Travellers conveyed to oil parts Of the
country on shoyt notice and reaeona bic
..rms Irsnv5H
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

N. Pullman has moved his build
ing,ai joining the store of Cowan
Schellenger & Co up to the street, ma
king very decided Improvement in
the looks of the street.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
MARRIED..

At the Resi- dcnce Of the Brides Father
BY Rev. Wa. Patterson, OH sunday, Oct IS
Nelsn J. Tubbs and Miss Minerva A. Dst.s
al of this County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

Lincolu's platform is the total aoan-
Comment Of the Constitution.
The peoples platform is the total
abandonment of Lincoln.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

A. II. White is the present proprie-
tor Of the Decorah House, which, ~
Under J. W. Sleepiers' supervision 10
amply worthy Of public patronage.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

Mr. Lincoln, determined to ex.r.
else every measure for his re election
has seized and sent out Of he state Of
Nav York thousands Of soldier votes
sent home to be deposited in the ballo,
box against himself on the 9Th of No
vember next. What next in the
march of usurpation ard lespo.ism!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
pubiicaD party shouM desire ANYTHING

fputyficaD party shcukl desire anything
but a dissolution Of the union, and none
Of the leaders 10 desire anything else
W i:N . restoration Of the union that
party, in the, future az in tho pass
woul! be without an honest supported
IN al the southern states. Hence she
object Of al! that large class Of pro
fessed unionists holding the offices and
'ssting the Republican organization,
/: il favor Of getting rid Of, or anniAi-
lsting the white element Of the South
that lts own political aseendeacy may be
perpc,uated in the North. Stephen
A, Douglas in March 1851 accused
them Of this purpose, and all the acts
Of Mr. Lincoln and his suborlinates on
. y lend to confirm the statement. On
, the contrary what motive is there for
democrats to be iisunionsts! They
know, every one Of them, that with the
union restored, they nave the entire
south with them arrayed in opposition
to the republican party. And here
lies the difficulty with tho republican
party: it knows shat he restoration Of
the union onse accomplished, it is for
ever shorn Of its power In the Fedora
Government. For this reason, while
on its h. pccris,cal lips may constantly
be heard the cry Of 'un,on, union" eve
~ effort Of it, organization is specially
directed to prevent its restoration
There are none but that eau read
lily see that every motive 50 far as
party is Concerned, is such as to as
sure the democratic party honestly to
work for its restoration and the repub-
lican for its total destruction.
Howls THE WAR vAILuRE'
The Republicans accuse the Demo
cratic party Of saying in their platform
that the war is failure. This is not
50. But they do say latter four years
Of failure to restore the Uaion By the
experiment of war" humanity, liberty
and the public welfare demand that
immediate efforts be made FIR eessa-
ton Of hostili:iee, with Jew to an ul-
innate convention Of the States. OF 9TH
err peac.ble means, to the end that at
the earliest practicable moment peace
may be restored on the basis Of the
Federal Union of the States
Has the Union been res stored by war?
Is there single State in the Union, Or
single individual, espoasing its cause,
row, that have been brought in, or
that have been induced to do 30 by the
experiment Of vara In the language of
Stephen 4 Douglas "war 10 disunion--
Anal eternal separation.' Only in peace
may reunion be found. The object of
the Tar IS announced =. the cominesce-
msnt was ''the restoration of the un-
ion with the dignity and rights Of all
the states un!mpared." Ha, this been
accomplished? If 20, Hhy is anothe
call for men impending over the PEG
ple' Is it not palpable undenia bic
truth that the object of the war, a res
toration Of the UNION has thus far been
miserable failurel
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

Andre. Johnson the Lincoln esndi.
date for Vice President, said in Con-
gress:
| do not believe the Federal Gov.
ernmsns has the power to coerce a
State; for by the elc venth ameudmsnt
of the Constitution Of the United
States it Is expressly provided that
you cannot even put one Of the States
Of this Confectionery before one Of the
courts Of the country as a party.
For the above extract, see Congress
sinnal Globe, Part I, Second Sessl on Of
the Th'rty-eight Congress, page 1T.
Those Lincolnites who are 80 much
trou; led about George II. Pendlespn' >
record are requested to put this in
their pipes and smoke it.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
NVC CONSERVATIVES.

Consumptivs sufferers will receive a vslus.
ble prescription for the cure Q f Consu ption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, aud all throat and
Lung affections, free Of charge,) by sending
their address to
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
n49v5m3 . K:ugs Co. NY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

The rail road is being rapidly ex-
tended in this direction. In q few
days it will be opened + Ossian, TWEEN,
ty-sevsn miles from here. The road
bed is nearly graded to within twenty
miles Of this place, with rails, ties, and
help n p.sh It rspidly forward.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
DISTRiCT ELECTORS

OlNAN' VsISCS " Ns'
lei SistIie.-D sxrL r MIILfE, 81 Lee seuAty,
- I" 1oaE SwiszyoRp, Of Cedar county.
"a a. ,. :. RiCHAsns, q Dabu aas eoxnty
Nh " JARIrs Z. NEAL. Of Marion sounty
ah - Az IAsISgE. q Posts-a,taplis eeDuty
IN Iegw VI. s-osEDiL,, Of Webster county.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
.HeGrsrsr Hsstern Ps,i.sax.

-1sGrsgsr Hsstsrn Psti.sas.
On ana after Aug. 2sth, 81, Trains
VII leave and arrive as follows,
Trans Going Us,'.
Passense. snd Nail;
Leave y. McGregor, 10 80 A. "
!Ar:i!ss: PO.sylls - SO ?. y
Freight and Ps'ss,ger:
Leave N. Me('regor 1 30 ?. NJ,
Arrive AZ rastvills 60
Trsfns Go:ns Esst.
Passenger and Mail:
Leave Possviils. IS, n.
Arrive a. n MeGrsgor, $50 :,
Freight ssd Passenger:
Leave Postvilla, so0A.n N.
Arrive at n. McGrsso, SO "
MILWAUKEE, Pa. Dc CHIN RAILWAY.
sarARrSEs -,iSs.
Nail and Day Express Pass go. eco A. N.
tikhs aai Express Pass. .1Q:l5 ?. NJ
AaR:vs' AZ p. e cr,~.
f.li and Day Express Pass. .... a.25r. y
Wight and Express Pass. .....7:Is A. N
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

W. II. Harding has disposed Of the
American House to Capt. Freeman,
who will more than maintain its good
repute as O first clues hotel.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

Democratic National
Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT.
GEO. 3. MCCLELLAN,
OF NEW JERSEY.
FOR VICE-PkESIDENT,
GEO II PENDLETON,
OF OHIO
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR THE
STATE ATLARGE,
IRA :. NlrCnRLL. Of Johason se.A.y.
In ERgSloS .. Lus scsaty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
attention!

THE best snd cheaI est Teas will be found
} At Strother & Kirkpatrick
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

ANoTHER. DRAsr-If any one
thing is clearly demonstrated, it is
that Immediately after election, if
Abraham Lincoln shall be reelected
call fer men to be filed by dr. #. lar
ger than any call heretofore made, will
be issued, It is proper that tn peo-
pie should vote understanding this, for
it is unavoidable, if the policy Of con
;scation, subjug'tion and exterm,na-
lion, are to he continued in. Gov. sey-
mour of n. 7 has been officially appraised
Of the new draft that is impending over
the people in case Of the triumph Of
radicalism
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

DR.. Clemmer has large lot of the
very finest styles # kerosene oil lamps
besides innumerable articles Of mag
nl6cent goods that nobody knows
better how to select than he. Among
them We must mention fine assost-
taens Of Ladies baskets, Just the
thing for gift to sister, sweetheart,
or wife.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

Messrs Lewis IL Doud of Albion
township have manufactured this sea-
son over one thousand gallons Of as
fine Sorg hua. as Was ever set before a
hungry man. They have the hearty
thanks Of this of1ice for a specimen
Jug Of this sacchariue huid.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04
PROCLAMATION.

l, w. Nj. STONE, Governor of the State
Of Iowa, in pursuance Of law and by virtue
OF the authority in me vested, do hereby
proclaim, that =
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-04

Y\HE best Coffee at low figures, can be
- found at, Strother's & kiIkpatrisk's
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-14

WASHINGTON, March, l2.-The Ways
and Means Committee have completed
their amendments To the National Bank
ing bin, establishing q uniform rate of
interest OF seven per cent, allowing ex-
listing State banks TO retain their dis
tinctive names, and abolishing the num-
.bering Of banks
Gen. Grant intends to concentrate all
our Western forces from the Western
boundary of Texas to the Mississippi for
a smashing blow this Spring.
Another call will soon be issued for
two orthree hundred thousand men
Major General Lew Wallace has ar
rived here, having been summoned by
the Secretary of War. Reports assign
him to the Middle Department, head
quarters at Baltimore.
A dispatch from Admiral Dahlgren,
from Fort Monroe, says he expects to re-
cover the body of his son by flag of
truce on Saturday or Sunday
The JFOrld Washington dispatch has
a report that Gen. William T. Smith, at
the request of General Grant, has been
appointed to the Maior-G eneralship va
Gated BY General Grant, and viii com
mand the Army of the Potomac
Gen. Halleck reported yesterday to
General Grant for orders, and was as
signed for special duty at Washington.
An informal meeting of the Republl-
can members of the House decided to
sustain Secretary Chase's views on the
gold question. This insures the passage
Of the Senate gold bill. N