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, 1864-06-13
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S. B. HOWES
Esspccstuly Inform, ta. public tnat he h.a ru.1znsa
fops, trln2lr9 with him the
Nest Complete and Attractive
CT r @ u 3
the vcr,a has ever ,een. combining In Itself al the
GREAT EQUESTRIAN ARTISTS
Of Eed and .,,s s Ia
ess efs % s1s spe 1ns 1saoa
cslep,inss OF the age. VIZ
CROCKETT, the Lion Tanner,
SIX ENORMOU0 AlcNo, ....
e. ser Il tSFs HR.ESt 81
Theas daring e1plois as Astse,S s ast con- S9
Nhieh h.s snd %eyegyea
Pf}eS5d P}Sds 5sfo ssf aasi1 sh
blood. 1eaeing them taex - sa5E 6 SaSe no AN
fe1d them vim I4w a11r ron r. naked s,s nsnc:
ald demonstrate his control ovss .nens oy e1
irsioss. :,
eGSae;a es9aea |" "'" 10 ''' 'D'@
GRATUITOUS EXHIBITION,
ICE ,sssness q ten 70 tsens5 miles wltueIa
GORGEOUS PAGEANT,
more brilliant tn.n over sehed b. mo,:sl e,ss s:nss
Tho DAYS OF ChiyalrJ or the splendofs OF tho
FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD.
In TIL. CREST procession will appear tho GRAND
CHARIOT: OF EOLUs,
s,:s sssst n full Opera B'nd followed By tho
GOLDEN CAR OF 1sAlszs,
and conta1nissAa
AILEGORICAL TABLEAU OF AMERICA,
Represented By Gouza beautiful temsles eAssieall5
Is Complete .h,s bcantfal pe.uzs. Ar. sRoskest,
70 tle Vone,T and adnlEs.loa Of ever oae, satezs
tac den and leads cut lsrEs
LIVING LION IN TIE STREET,
and 1t the word Of command boon1a With terfde
IN 70 t6e ,ep - Tsei..o1 ~ V,ers = grace;
e. @
IT, 4:s9ss Eae5se az; 2'issa o:isa 1 s
p.iss 51i: s ed + ss IT: !, Pert
hEPTUNE'S SEA ChARl0T,
Chine 80 Chariot OF Cenrnciua. tho a.slve CAzo Of
;a 5ss5s H5rss ssa e 81 + Is
w5Gs PsqG M ts 1 4eis ns
o. o. he .. Amss;saa cont:nent w. '4|
TIRE CIRCUS COMPANY
:sss pa ass va L ~: I'D q Of
w. An0'E tho 1sEssSes1 1fESa sEospox Es
FROM PARIS.
Mees.u osuond. DupEc1. Albert and Henry Lerasire.
Cirre, snd Armand Fevsi.
AAD'LLE CAEL0TrA DB BERG,
Principal Baueatr1enne from the Cirque Napoleon.
FROA LONDON.
Ross 9e16Fay. Mis- Emily Grover, AID Mis- chaz:
''s'' 1'e'' 1RoN PARIS.
!. M es 3: h;s9 Ai b sa's sa aesF s2
together with
FOUR CLOWNS.
asas Nefi, nom Fari,; and San Long. ihs 1;palaF
= L.: :! s9s sse tsH:s has' L'''
SoS & A.s5 495c
sss:fsf s Tss.; - ss:s esss xI Z va:
!:::;.s IT, Il
sEad:{ :Rd
on kppsiox street. between Clark and LA1ail..
, 1864-06-13

FLOUR unchanged.
GRA1s-WheAE quiet, with light supply Corn
scarce. Old Illinois ti.i3 Other gEaius scarce and
nominal.
, 1864-06-13
DOCK COUNTY, WlSCONSIN
IL LAEDa
FOR SALE nv AUCTION.

THURSDAY, THH sd OF JUEK NEXT,
In the city OF Jnaess7lIe, Rock County, TiscenNn,
huadred aud forty s4o acres Of TAO nastt
Agricultural lauds in tie State. 1he3 ate sasoatst
about ten miles from JanesV1le, and tho VI
lage Of Footvllle ultn tha Be1o!t and Madison RAl
road running throuxn thea, md the Ai1EHuxee aca
sonposed Of about equal Of tes
owner Investment, nea11 trty years ago. - shs
lest !suds; IN III respects II Rock COUNTY and sah
II ~ viii hs sold in farm paresh, and the purchase
ess sTsnn r. q @ snfJ ~ pei ea Gsa waea =
zo7en per cent interest," for teTen Or ten yeAEs,
there will also hs sold 1t the Sane ttn1e and plsfe,
aad n the same manner. hut vhoy for cash. tVeatJ-
sWo hundred f29o acTes OF prime lands tn AarstaoA
cour the town Of Waosau selected ahout aght
moro eligible Opportunity for fszEera to secure
most deslraois faTMs OF foz the Investment
Fof further particulars apply Or BY let
York, who Will be IL Jaeesylle zen days befoTe tss
ssle tskes place: To- j. R. FBASR Es9;, Geuasells: S
property. 1t FootTlln. mr19ea51-sv
, 1864-06-13
artttu1t Sales.
ID OCULAR SATURDAYS

p OCULAR SATURDAY US
lGaALR-Houesheld Fusnitars, Family casziaxs,
lHpress WAEous, HArneH- &e:t 30
At a u Cfl0N.
On SATURDAY, June TN. = ~ o'elrck. :: But.
Dearborn and " WAAhtngtEn ttraesa. a..
HOUSEHOLD FURNrTuRR-Ctn n.hanE o. elessat
set, painted do, do, common furniture, &c. Ge.
EARPhIS-seTeraln new brussels CARPETS, s.eood'ha
p1xNG SHb 81 HEL0DaoHeA iA ana 1,ocssys plano II
iull fcund rosewood case, eaborstely eaIfeas
made by c. Stone, Chicago. One superior Ae4s+
deo4 suitable Tor church. -,u. .~..., "a
CARRIAGE Or HAeh-A ma e1zflnfe os UNA
horse AID BUGGT-A very excellent B1sx3s
neayi1reV. ms Bay Horse-Eood ssddls animal.
BooKs-4About 10 vel.me. Cd E2Gnin @ l1a.b,s Mefn'
te6hs!&7t WM. A. BUTTRha d Goa Aues1s'
THATTLE MORTGAGE SALE.
~ Household Goods. Show Cases. Liquors. clssfa
Soap, de-. r,n.,ou
Ancuon KooTs in Portland Block. corner OF Dear
' jsiehs:4st III s''' VIZ. 4. BUrTERs& 4 CO., Aucsrs.
, 1864-06-13
LOCAL MA1TERS

Eouth Side Union League.-A meeting
Of the South Side Union League, will be held On
Monday evening. At Warren Hall. Patriotic songs
win be tuug, and bnalness Of Importance bronshe
up for consideration, All members are requested
to be present.
straHberTfes-Wo acknowledge the receipt
Of mort delicious strawberries, called the "Feasts
Fillmore from A. N. Purdy. Of South Bend, In"
diana. who Is shipping forty to dtty bushels per
day to Ho1ll.ter q CO: o. this city; H. = seposts
thas the drought IN that section Is such as 10 Sc
rioutly endanges the crops.
Strawberry Festlval.-The Ladies OF
Trinity Church win give Strawberry Festival On
"Wednesday evening ol next week, in aid OF their
Mission School. which is held each Sunday, in
Wltkowsky Hail. and mum bcrs over two hundred
scnolars, neglected little children in many caset
the children of people too poor evsn to clothe
them.
The Ladies' only ak their share Of the public
charity and should be sustained In so good
work.
Soldiers Romc.-The regular eneetiug Of
the Board OF Managers Of the Soldias's Home, viii
be held on Friday. the 18th inss. (and not On Mon
day as stated at the !ast meeting> at ~ o'clock q.
the Soldiers Rest. All members are earnestly re-
qutsted to be present. ~ election OF officers for
the eczuing year. aud other important bukfnoas,
will conc before tho meeting.
, 1864-06-13

D1aeases Of til Nervous, Se1ak1ala Ur4s
nary and Sexual SysteIns.-New and rellA-
bic treatnent-tn reports OF the Howard A.socia-
ton. Sent b. mali IN sealed letter envelopes, free
ard Association, No. Bosth Ninth slteet, Phlls-
dexShla Pa SobSQhfSe-
, 1864-06-13

8A Ap.M.

Tua NoRruw1srEna HALLWAY CONSOLIDATION
OFFICIAL tANEorScExkaT DY PREsmnN1 0opKa
AND SUPERINTENDENT DuHIAp.-Tho following I'M
portant ctulAYs rektivt to the consolidation Of the
Gn1enn and ChlsAgo Union and Chicago and North
western Railways. under the name Of the Chicago
and Northwestern hallway will be read With In
, 1864-06-13

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
~ H1TURk, PIANO FoBTB, &c. At AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, Jurs 14th, Ut * o'clocks
At Dwelling 242 ullnota ssreet,
fhs entire furniture OF taeaDy house
kesplnx conasttng of elegant pAro1 furniture, bI1s
salt ply and n9rsin carpess SpsE natsnx 1pi:1
table, oak dintnr chairs. e!e1ans chamber sets ta5
rors, sth ehjnA dtntsE set eals aud silver p!ated
vae stevart cook sso7e, igerassr, Kitchen frnt-
tufe. &c. -..-.
is2hi31-7t VIVA. BUFFERS i CO., Aucs:1.
, 1864-06-13

Bryant & Sr1ttoa.s Chicago Tile
the fd ifind ID the Void Thtitya1e Il % teiaSfsph H.
atumeuts in constant usa- Address
BRYANT j. STATION.
fnupU9cS-1M EW Chicago Ill,
, 1864-06-13

II House and Sign Painting, Calclnln1ng,
Glazing and G.a1ning. Paper Haugtngs and Win
dow Shades selllns at wholesale and retail At New
York prices. F.E. R1anr, 81 Randolph street.
Bog bS6A ic3th4l.fu
, 1864-06-13

15O CASES STRAW GOODS
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, Juno 18th, Atsk O'Clock. st Dut:
tefs' Auctlou Eoous. II PoEt and Block, corner Of
UeArbeyn and Washington streets,
l5O CASES OF STRAW GOODS,
consittinE OF Women's Whit and coiorsd Palm Leaf
l.es Isea' 6t4r falul Lea' Hats Nllsrs and Boys
LeRhofa HA aad Caps Mems sld Ro3'. Palm Lef
Hats Ladies' and AleSoa F1sta, Legholu Ha&a Whila
anr Colorrd shakers, dc. -
The above 40 I'll 1e4h spd desirable goods last re-
ctlyed nom Nsw YORK., and will be ID
WITHOUT RESERVE FOR CASH.
jeeha78s VIM. A. BUTrAE5 L CO.. Auct'rs.
, 1864-06-13

The LAST N1our.-saturdsy nights perform
auce at the Academy Of Music was the Last OF tho
season. and On Monday evening the Arkelleon
Minstsels open at Louisyi1le. A new idea Is that
OF having their programme, the Acad1my Of Nude
sent ~ eiprets to whatever point the troupe may
be playing. It Is done with view to adver-
tiee their Chicago winter quarters, and for the ben
eft of adrertiaera.s
, 1864-06-13

Observation-Disclosures following Is the mese-
geological record Of the two weeks ending Satur-
day, June 11th, 1864, a. kept at Mottram's drug
temperature Ia taken in the ehade. The direction
and force Of tho winds are given approximately,
with the barometEie attitudes, The smsl letters be-
ing the initials OF the words thigh, :" "hreeze,'.
!" gentle" veerine," ..ratn," "snow." ''molst
Atmosphere" and "dryt:
, 1864-06-13

Metropolitan Hall to 2cnt.-ThIa Hall
is rent Tor all the purposes fbr which snch halls
are ordinarily used. Terms moderate. Applica-
tions can be made at the Office, adjoining tne en-
unncc to the Hall. telQ-h9aQH
, 1864-06-13

Ar. Eran tten read tic following c,,~,1,r IN
be stnt through the country, and It was uaapi-
ora!r adopted:
Tie WORKERS. Patriot c Association. ch,c,1o.
, 1864-06-13

HAIns. L. D. PEnh1S'a BHsaF1r.-This excellent
actress and most esttmable woman will take her
first benefit at tho Museum, on Tuesday night, on
which occaeion will be performed the highly suc-
clceant comidetta, 1.-THE Ladies' Batt!c." MrR,
Perrin has made many friends In this city slnee hcf
advent at the Museum, and We trust that her ben
edt on Tuesday night will be ia every sense BEN
, 1864-06-13

RKnE1s FOB TIE EAv1.-F1ve hundred rebel
prisoners, forming portion Of those taken by
6herman's army, arrived at Camp Douglas on Sat-
urday night ON their way to Boston and Portland,
where they enter the United States Navy. for
which service they have been recruited by Acting
Master HaIty. These men complete 4 total Of
1900 rebels enltted by cspt- Harry for the navy
, 1864-06-13

W ANTED-Ac competent woman
W taxa c,re OF sn infant Apply ut 81 aa,e-
rlor street. hesVeen Cass and RuAh tss9 ks =
!" ANTED-A situation So En-,
W Eiseer hY vounR avn Of considerable expo
Stencf- AddretAP. G, Box t:.s3, Cbcaxo.
, 1864-06-13

WANTED-Oi1 Barrels. We
w VIII pAy rho highest price for te-snd-A.na
Carbon OIL Barrels. ARMSTRONG CO. u Lssa1e
street, Jri2k316&
, 1864-06-13

PRoxoTED.-W. E. Dacgett, a private In the
1o7th regiment Of Illinois volunteers, Wis on Sat
urdsJ mustered out Of the regiment, to take the
position Of Captain Of company c, in the 18th rcci
Captain Dasgett will make nrstrate olteor, be.
Ing every inch soldier aud a gentleman.
, 1864-06-13
dgHaMtfH.

art Book .kerrcr or Fene7al clerk n aay good.
UsEcAn1llc bualbe.s b. Nd scIlys youLE ma. Lan
five GOOD fof races Also sttuAtiHn vented -
iesru lie boat slo thce buaipes4, Wh aes 4la
tai: b1 ~ .sdys te+lns:s yo,rG Tso; c.a give
Advertising AEeEcy, 81 , Bessnosn st.eee. Raoa s.
, 1864-06-13

LII. lEM0y1e conclu1ed Am1Q applause.
sPEEcu or Hrr. RunEnT LAIRD COLLIER
Nj. Bryan introduced Rev. Robers1l laird Collier,
who said after such an announcement the audi.
ence might wonder who was TO address them
rian collyer. He supposed the ladies' cat:ed upoa
the preachers to address them upon economy. be
eauae people 60 upon The hypothesis that they IN.
o e bd sse
did not like TO be With eccentric people, snd there
fore shonld be glad to have the ladies make It FASH
on e peoe Is 6eo q
lieion and life Of Christ were religion and life Of
sse1iace; and L there was any yi1tus r II onr
sany ,saes ooaa Is na7e? As befS4o
ford to be extrayaeant- When parties of1ercd to
MAKE ovcrcoa,a Tor Gen. Fremont's soldiers ut
% othels Il $3.50 wig were thieves. and stole he
extra amount paid. 1heir wives could afford to
be e1tavagant he WAS suspicious Of women
Who sfa u Rc9e
and how they made tAeir money. While they csn
Afford extravagances, others cannot. but are
tempted 70 T. Me thsa se1esTea To-
afford them He did not think the ladies would
add to the sunerings Of the soldier. Tbs money
of the colder L worth but NJ cents On the del.
hazd for the soldier to rive his life fof country aad
think Of hls witc and little ones starring at home,
Ing He then recited the present prices Of the or
di1azy necessaries Of life, and said that this In
imperative ,duty-ehall we increase o. diminish
these euffe1ipps? You have inaugurstedta move
ment which Will decrease the suferinss Of the sol
diers
In observing this pledge you. have made, let MS
come doWn npon common level. In ordinary
times every lnan thonld DO allowed 10 uaa hia
money rs he pleases. But these are not ordinary
times: they demand extraordinary eacriHces. Shall
roll IN rosewood End hroeatele as II there were
| no suffering nroupdl MOI will make the sac1i.
hce for The good Of my land, the honor OF nv fnr
! and the benefit OF my postczit}.
! REooLT11pM.
After the applauso which followed Mr. Cpli}er't
remarks had Eubslded, Mr.. Bryan read the follow
tng resolution, adopted at the last meeting Of tht
board OF Manager. The present meeting unan1
1none1y adopted It:
Gess'eed. That while tho direct objccs Of thie As
eoctAlon 1eiate1 to the financial !nteEeste Of th,
countff, ita members recognize the crrat mo-a
necfset5 OF making every effort to influepca r.
tnfh 70 greater simplicity in dress and general ex
peho1toie, among al cIaesee and do1 eersg: mi
hey afE ne ministers ci religion and ail th
ef1e 'ds or oaf country and Of humanity To co-ooe
| late Win them IN Promoting this great emit
! cIHCCLAR.
Hr. Gryan tEen read the following c,rn1.r 1
te s.nt through the country, md It was unanl
Z ora!r adopted:
Tie WORKERS. Patriot Association. chlc,zt
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22
NEW ORE3ON PLAIN DEALEh

Published every Friday at the P'oindsals
pr;ating roon,, Main Street, New oregon
Howard county, Iowa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22
WHOLE NO..22.aG 6.

cludirg from the Union such States,
refuse to be abolition;zed against th air
will is wholly urjastiiable; and f',~-
thermorc, that any man who, at this
late day, supports it, necessarily puts
himself beyond the pale Of national
Democracy. as 1t has been interpreted
for three generations of glory. fategn;-
ty and prosperity.
We, therefore, summon the peace
and preservation clement Of American
opinion, in whatsoever ranks it may be
f una, to active and organized opposi-
ton 10 Mr.. candidate Lincoln C icf
architect Of ruin who, with a million
and half Of bayonets, demands polls
ical indorsmcnt of, and reward for. all
the usurrations, heresies and crimes.
by which he has 80 nearly crucifei
the great cause of constitutional free
government, and turned it over to tbs
tender mercies Of unrebuked military
des po;ism and impending monarchy.
Those who have Deliberately conc,,'
d6 TO vote for 10 man for President.
Vice President, Member of Congress,
or Assemblyman, who favors this Ahc.
Iition War; are invited to hold upon
full notice, organization meetings at
their respective county seats, on Satu:.
day, August 13, 1864, and then anl
there to ap point at least ten delegates
for each couuty, pledged to attend .
State Convention, which will assemble
at Iowa City, at 10 O'clock a. NJ o.
Wednesday, August "a, 1864. Let US
see whether tho voice Of Iowa cannot
be heard aid needed at Chicas aso--for
peace. - -...
LrTRAr.D DY.NGTOE,
s. II. McCnnp ~-~a s.l~--. 3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22

TIE Boston Courier is publishing; a
series of letters under the head Of "A
ride to the Hoosac Mountains" The
writer says, among other good things
GAS we set in the bar-room of the
tavern after dinner, we heard from an
old farmer suggestion worthy of note
There amt but one way said he
to get hole through this here noun
tain, and that is, to bury a nigger IN
1t somewhere, and then Govren An
drew will set all Massachusetts to dig
hira out"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22
NEW OREGON HOWARD COUNTY. IOWA JULY. g. 1854

| NcTlu IcCOliS III hliiH2cIHcNt, Ic G'HCi\o
his obscene jokes upon the cruel suffer-
ings Of his country, with a zest and
ar1or that would have eminently fitted
him for the position Of court jester to
some harharous prince of the dark ages.
Ore lea has taken hold of the Ad
ministration, the prosecution Of this
,'lunholy and impious crusade of blood,
murder and rapine, that the NEGRO
shall be chartered with the privileges
Of which the white man is now being
robbed, ard to atc'n rlish which
is the mission of the Statesman snd
its school cf war-lemocrats. They
prop ,se to continue the war.
which has no purpose but this, and
can accomplish no result but this.
Their cmplaints arc that they are not
tie parties robbing the people in fat
contracts to the exclusion Of all others.
and fair and just proportion Of the
s:eahngs Of the administration and its
friends would place all such Aen in the
ranks Of the followers OF Lincoln.
Every one Of the great statesmen
~ho gave the American people their
constitution and form Of government,
have left their counsel gainst coercion.
Even Alexander Hamilton, the leader
Of the purity favorlug strong Federal
government conde.ned this policy OF
coercion. Jefferson, Madison, Wash
ington, in fact every one of them who
Said any thing upon the question con-
demel the theory. Before the con-
vention Of New York that adopted
the Federal constitution Mr.. Hamii
ton said:
'1t has locn observed that to coerce
the States is one of the madles5 prof
ecss that ever vas devised. a failure
Of compliance will never be confined to
q single State. This being the case,
can we suppose it to be wise to hazard q
civil war. Suppose Massachusetts Or
any large state refuse and Congress
would attcn1pcyo compel them, would
they not have influence enough to pro-
cure assistance, especially from those
2t4tes which are in the same situation
as themselves? What a picture does
this present to our view. 4 comply
iar state st war with q non on-complymg
Stato-Congress marching the troops
Of one State into the bosom of another
this State c)lecting auxi liaries and
forming, perhaps, majority against
the Federal head. Here is a nation at
war with itself. Can any reasonable
man be we'll disposed toward a Govern
ment which makes war and carnage
the only means of supporting i,self-
Government that can only exist by
the swcra Every such war must in
volve the innocent with the guilty. This
single consideration should be sufici-
ent to dispose every peacable citizen
gainst such Government"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22
s. II. AIcCpnp Y, -~a s>l-~-.


M. L:nc7ins renom;natiaa WIS mr.
sed by W.n. Lloyd Garrison, who said
in . speech in 1853:
The Umon is lie. The American
Union Is an imp posture, covenant vita
death, and on agrcemen: with hell. /
am f,r its overthrow. .
Mr. Lincolns denomination was also
urged by Fred Douglass, who in
speech commemorative of the haugin:
Of old john Brown, said:
From this tine forth l consecrate
the labors Of my life to the dissolution
Of the Union, and I don't care whether
the bolt that rends it comes from hear-
en- or from h ell.
These men, the black and the white,
not only support lIr. Lincoln as a cam
d;date for the Presidency, now that he
is rcnominatcd, but, as we have said,
they urged his denomination. lie was
and is their first choice.
And, what is more: they both affirm
boldly that they still cherish with una
bated feryor the sentiment aud pur-
pose expressed in the extracts quoted
above. They still hold that the Uu'on
of the Constitution is q lie, AN i'm
posture, covenant: aud agreement with
he'll" and they are still 'for It's over
throw" without caring 'whether the
bolt that rcnds 1t comes from heaven
or from hell" They retract nothing
even of doctrine or Of practice.
They are now according to their own
avowals, as bitterly hostile to the OLD
Union as eyer, and arc working fer the
reelection cf Mr. Lincoln as the most
erfectuaI means Of destroying the o'd
Union, and of erecting upon its rnins o
new one fashioned after their own
hearts. This fact is indeed notorious.
1t is undisputed and undisputable.
A fayorite argument with the par
tisans Of Mr.. Lincoln runs thus; $50
and SO, who is rebel sympathixer, is
in favor Of Gen. Mcclellan; therefore.
Gen. Mcclellan is rebel sympathizer,
or is no better than one" Now, We
ask these partisans to fill their own
formula with the names Of Lincoln,
Garrison, and Fred Douglas, support
ed by the intensifying considerations
we have mentioned. and then, to answer
their own argument. An answer is re-
spectfully solicited Louisville Dem,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22
GR1M JOKE BY Dick TAYLOR

GRIM JOKE BY DICK TAYL0R.--
Gen. Dick Taylor captured from Gen
Banks train two wagons loaded with
paper collars. The f.cetious rebel re
turned them under flag Of truce say
ing, II have boiled, fried, baked and
stewed these things and can do
nothing with them. We cannot ca,
them. They are luxury for which
we have no use, aud I would like
therefore to exchange them for like
quantity Of hard tack"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22

unmarried woman can take COM
fort in the vthought that, when lands
are high a single lot may be disposed
Of to advantage.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22
DASS & ELMENDORF,
FORWARDING, STORAGE and COMMISSION MER


FORWARDING, STORAGT and COMMISSION MER
CHANTS,
Puj'ic Square, NcIregor, Io1ra
Agents for McCormick,s Reaper. Dow &
Fowler and Canton Sweerstaae Tire hing
Machines, Moss s. Williams and brainaird :
Sugar Evaporators, aad Frosts Sugar Cane
Mills.
Kept constantly on hand, HoTse-Rakes.
Cradles, Crinl-Stoncs. Piows; Sc, in any
quantity to suit purchasers. lno44,s1y.l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22

.WE DoN'r SEE WHv1r SzQlpNT.
May growing very corpulent against
ones will be looked upon as . fat aisyl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22
FN1'me for Sale

T HAVE FO; ALE in Paris Township
IN ;mnroyed farm Of 1875 acres, 10 acres Of
!, GOOD timber. will sell it on reasonable
.ern,s to q cash purchaser. For particulars
cali at nv residence or address by letter.
GREGORY MARSHALL,
pgbmaI NV uegon, loHo'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-22
Lands for Sale i!
CuICKASAW & HOWARD cos,
IOWA.

Being 1900 ,cres in Ch:ckasaw ard 1.2 0
acres in Howard Counties, Iowa. which will
he sold for cash or part on credit. For
terms amply to Geo. W. Jones, D"hnq"o
w R. Mead, New Oregon. Howard Co.; or
GS e. Scott, McGregor, Iowa.
March, 4th 1864. n16m6
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-12-21
An Immense Establishment.

The Cambria Iron Works, Johnstown,
Pa, are being enlarged, though already the
most complete and extensive establishment
of the character in the country. These
works give employment TO about two
thousand FIVE hundred workmen, whose la
Dor produces every week an average of over
eight hundred tuns of railroad iron The
ore and coal necessary to produce this iron
are taking out of the hills surrounding
..)ohnstown, to the large and seemingly mex
haustable deposits of which the location of
the rolling mill at that place is due, The
monthly payments Of the propriators of the
rolling mill to their employees, TO neighbor-
ing farmers, lumbermen, etc, amounts to
about one hundred thousand dollars, nine
tenths of which sum passes at once through
the channels of home trade,