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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-09

Ncr.r fail to ratisfy those who Civ. the,a q
thorough tris, andwherev.r introduced are
rapidly suporceding all others.
They use two threads with sira'g,Fi nee
die ard shuttle, making the Lock St!tch.
which is alike on both sides, and for economy
du'aJilttp, elasticity and b.autyi' the oniy
a'teh uo,ihy oju They are prspel!e hy
Cams, which produce better timed motions
for sewing than can possibly be obtained by
c,anks or links They work Ike ling of
life" the needle throwing ont its. loop, and
then standing still until tie shuttle passes
through. when both draw upon the threads
together: making the stitch tight and strong.
They are capable drumming at very Iigh
speed. being smoothly finished, and making
~. stitches to every revolution of the bsIance
wheel, a spc.d unt9ua'lea by any other shut
tie machine III use.
For these reasons the "Ve.p is acknowl-
ekged, wherever known, to be tn" BEST
SEWING MACHINE MADE, and is uucqunllcd in
It's s'mrfrifY of construction, PowsR. DuEA-
Billy, EASE OF MANAGEmGNT and the great
beauty and certainty 81 its operation.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-09

'~- 7 ~s.pect*l!y solicit our friends of
.hs ~ and &C =" 70 examine orr new
z.sE ~ Ct't7GE, FOR SHOWING
@HnnS. We tr1+J eur attention, hand
q sav goods arI .ow prices will merit their
4alroraf.
-~v,1 JAMES WILEY.
.4&2resqr. Tsaa. Nsv. %, 1854.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-09
PLO VS.! VS.! !!

We would call the attention Of farmers
to this branch Of eur trade. The St. Joseph
Iron Company at Nishawaks, Indians, are
now manufacturing for us PIousaf a very
superior quality; made from the best of steel
selected timber, polished and finished up in
sfa keep for sal. good Of the
different kinds.
HENRI YRUBLE, McGregor, lows, Or
SIMON RUBLE, Belsis, Wis.
T5ovsrnsl NORTH Nestorp Agents. =
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-09
CHANGEFUJ JOE.

-
A lively yoush onca did knew.
me ladies called h,s" chsngefu! Jcs j.
Asfro!icssns ~ any kitten,
BY cupid's shaft lie eft was snlistsn
And yet lie held the wound ~ lisat
As ii mere mosquitoes bite.
One day for Ellen he was sighng.
he next, for Kitty no was dying
And when you tko't him almost finished,
His fl nnes were suddenly diminished.
And SO his love vas daily turaing,
Now Like glass house furnace burning,
And now 1t seemed to each spectator
his breast was refrigerator,
What remedy can we discover
10 cure the fault Of such a loyor
No girl who acts by my advice
wall have such bcaux at any rrias
However cheap they may appear
ia one respect You'll fad them dear;
Like certain garments, baseIy made,
BY tyro's OF ths stitching trade
But bsaux worth having, must stick fast.
Like brm Kohn's Clothing, made to last!
Having jus. received = large stock q
ring and summer goods, consisting Of
Ready Made Clothing,
:.:,y description for Meas AID Boy. wear A..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-09
Two-Wheeled Mower Attachment

By the use of few bolts, the reaper plat
fern is taken Of, an additional large ground
wheel i. put on, and a steel flexible cutter
bar attached, which makes a two-whce cd
mower unsurpassed or equaled by any now
err now before the public. We claim for
this combined machine superiority over
all others, from the fact Of its being splen-
did ons-wheeled reaper and tws-wheeled
newer. Farmers are invited to call and
examine them before going elsewhere.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-09
IMPERIAL COUGH Pill
Anti-Che era Pill s.

A positive cure for any case Of cholera.
No matter how viruleat may be the attack
also, Diarrhea or Dysentsry-a sure and
speedy cure. Sufferers from Chronic Oar
lhca should try this established result Of
sas.e,. Prise SO esnts
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-09
HUIl-E D. Q r

The Huils TOr is the product of Ina
mast careful avail sis end anatomy of lie
hair 1t will remove and prevent all disc
SOS Of the scalp. strengthen the roots n
increase the growth Of the hair, baaut'i ya.
and deepening its solsr; give ygor to the nss
ur.l su, ply of co!oring matter HAT gle,
tint to the hair; and, in short can have ns
superior Tor aiding nature in giving lsxibili
ty, lsanty and strength to the prime ers4
lGcnt Of the person.
Price one dollar per bottle.
SOLD by neal.rs and Druggists generally.
Prnoirsl Depot, No. 81 Liberty st., :.
n4St6l SMITH & 90,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-24

II never did like the Romans, said Mrs.
Darlington as she looked upon the spectacle of
Coriolanus, ''sinceI nistook some Roman punch
for an ice cream, and it got into my head );
and came pretty nigh exploding once in try
ing to light one of Isaacs Roman candles,
thinking it was wax. must say that they are
a set of tickle minded creaturs, taking the gem
tleman in the red table cloth for counsel and
then going to throw him over the terapin rock
I am very glad though, they didn't do it, be-
cause don't see how the play could get along
without him, and it would have disappointed
so many" stop talking said a harsh voice
behind her. Mrs. Darlington looked round at
the speaker, who scowled at her with the indig-
nation of fifty cents worth of impaired enjoy
ment, and she, simply saying, "you needn't be
so bituminous about it., was silent. But the
gentleman didn't find bletch of Molasses can
dy on his new hat, that sat near Ike, did hep
oh no
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-24
The Minister'S Pot.

The minister never before saw such neat little
pot and asked the widow where she got it.
Widow-Its been in the family great many
years they don't make snch now but |
scarcely ever use 1t, as | have much better
one allow me TO send it home for you, as |
shall be pleased to make you a present of it,
Minister-O, no would never trouble you to
send it home, madam. If you really wish me
TO accept of the pot, will take it home myself
After much alteration between the minister and
the widow ON this delicate point of politeness it
was agreed that he should carry home the pot.
OF then, he trudged, bearing the culinary arti-
Gle alternately in his hand and under his arm,
as seemed most convenient to him. Unfortu-
nately, the day was warm, the way long, and
the minister fat so that he became heartily tired
of his burden before be got halfway home.
Under these distressing circumstances, it struck
him that, if instead of carrying the pot awk-
wardly at one side of his person, he were to
carry it on his head, the burden would be
greatly lightened the principles of natural
philosophy, which he had learned at college,.
Informing him that when a load pressed directly
and Immediately upon any object, il is far less
onerous than when it hangs at the remote end OF
lever. Accordingly, dofiing his hat, which
he resolved to carry home in his hand, and
having applied his handkerchief to his brow, he
clapped the pot in inverted fashion upon his
head This plan worked very well, until, IN
jumping over brook, the sudden jerk caused
the pot to slip downand entirely enveop his
head, where it stuck fast. The poor mans nose
which was pretty long, and had been somewhat
bruised by the catastrophe, now rested against
the rim on the inside, SO that it was utterly inn
possible to get the pot over that nasal barrier.
To add to the distresses of the case, the unhappy
sufferer soon found great difficulty in breathing
What with the heat occasioned by the heating
of the sun on the metal, and what with the FREE
ouent return of the same heated air to his lungs,
he was in the utmost danger of sudocation.
Everyth considered, it seemed likely that II
he did not chance to be relieved by some acci-
dental wayfarer, there would soon be death in
the pot But no relief came; and pressed by
the urgency of his distress, the unfortunate man
recollected that there was blacksmiths shop
not far off. and thitherward, as straight as his
misfortune would allow, he bent his steps
Half crawling, half sliding over ridge and fur
row, ditch and hedge, somewhat like Satan
laundering over. chaos, the unhappy minister
travelled with all possible speed, and soon ar
rived in front of the smithy. The blacksmith
and his men were las may be expectedl aston
ished at the apparition, and when an explana-
ton had been made the man of the hammer and
anvil was afraid that the head would be hurt
in breaking the pot. Never stop for that, =
aa;A tho minister 7 woOld rather have my
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-24

ELEVEN hundred peesons are daily fed by the
government at Chattanooga.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-24
Official List of Officers and Patients.

The following is an official list of officers and
patients (Union) now in connection with, and
in, the Hospital at this place
Surgeon IN Charge---ASTHoNy HEGER, Sur
geon, u. S. A.
Assistant Surgeon8--W H. GARDNER u. S. A :,
Executive Officer, Gro. Nee. MILLER U. s. V.
Acting Asst Surgeons Gro. JOHNSON, t. LIE
BOLD, R. N. WRIGHT NJ. A. BoorH, VIM +. Bu-
CHAIRMAN, w. w. BlDLAoK, w. a. HARVEY, j.
GILMAN, II. S. CoLsroN, F. GIEsDoRF
Chaptau--Rev. j. A. SOONER.
Hospital Seacards--H. c. ARCHIBALD, Chief
Steward, j. p STAMBAUGH, R. L. WERNwAG, j.
E. MCGOWAN.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06

Sdro,ogd. Ju'v 2,.- The non National r1ecutive
Committee AMI Nc Union State Committee met
he-c to-day, with closed doors The -.sson Of the
state Committee occupied in discussing The dif
ierence existing between the several linton orgnnizs.
tons in New York city, and II finally dctc mined
10 refer the whole ques,on bark IN the state Conveu-
tion, which will h. held in syracusc the 1th OF
september. The National E,ecu'iyc Committee
meets iof General conoJtatiou with reference to the
Fall campaign.
Albany, jug 27..-The object Il the meeting Of the
Executive Committee ofthe nion National Commit.
tee AT ssratoes TODAY, w@ To arrange aud perfect
the details for the i'si ca paign. Arrangements we're
made for thorough orsani.a.ion IN IN. states and
or correspondence With local organizations. The
tate Committee met p' the purI.ro Of t1ng time
tor holding stste Convention, and the IN OF sep
'smber wac de-ignued. There we're twenty m'm-
hcr present.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
Particulars Of General NcPherson's Death
and Recovery Of his b0dv.

Through the kindness OF MAJOR Young Ensin"or
on Colonel Loves -tuI who louru- tho psstleuli'
from General hulhctOn'. stan uncorr, We Ae en-
al,cd 10 hIrni'h the follow inr Particular;
General Ycihc'sor'. tcpiI tucnt held the let 4
the liu, in the ua1t'ng b,iTe Atignia. The ''.'-
we're arrHnaCu ,'hei"H. h" General had '1d'y
iruln l"it 10 ,tt In experimenting the ui' snr' ,
his skIguIlsh lnt, Hnu Has lttuIninI hFan .. ~"
right HhCu pa ti az rebel tu-hw hckcr, In anbu-o>
ran from their rnttH' iotWrHu tho sixteenth ana
Seventeenth Cpiu-, and CRYING ont, here th"'
cove; civ th'm he'll" Aiei. cou'"s
OF stln ohcris and t~o oide.lies cen-
prnied the nonora.. ll o. whom etcapei -rt
H. GeuOtBl nhp iuil add eypIod almost
Instant, t.c hui aNyius cut tho Gortb. 7 .
enemy turhoi forward 10 riHD the body, Ofucsrs nDi
ofdrr ~ me. inr rolo0rl strong -(enoia,
and Capt. Uucli tIth ot D,u,iM AlctheIson's st.'.
accom- iniri hv i.y ortrriiu-, Iclaed the ci'cu
auoe. e. urcl >uol. iur'HUtlF drew the paf.S i-tn
Inc a d olutIrI tc. ~ handful OF brave ~
iuVc TOT o., tr . ~ 70 OF the iocnen In trout.
dashrd rlilau' Url, aud drove of the thictin-
eucu', md lI" captain Buell., with his re'ol'r.,
krt nru ~ 'u}. t",unel strono, assisted by th' ~
doTli'. lt'd tir Hglc loty, stIpped oil every i'
VI uiUtlius glove aud soch, Ms own hoi -
bo'-i rfi"iy hOni the rvlI. bcueath the iish -il
cutrfiu. ne l'lt nand a. diuuOud rin1 h'CE 'h"
NBinr iuod to diHCoyei and phiCh n hc ioIvit
Ia the bcu rms friends iu ONO Ihts II ON ol tn'
most Gallant LITTLE spitodes of the and tgiunI
Str0ugs daring aud ue' 'cImined charge Tor il' l''
oi BIZ loved clirt h worthy OF tho Irn ui hIr'u..
IOet.-AGshtiue JatOH.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
Destruction Of Fair ISuildings In kusrtn.
tfJlt Fire uu Mini NOygOrOd.

Every year tho Russians hold at Mini Sovsorod.
near the centre ol the EuroI-an part Of the Russian
empirc, vast fair, attended by meIchnnts from Asia
veil Europe. Long caravans come ysrland
from Chira, lsien with tea which 1. the dclish OF
the Ktseian palate. rfsdeir nom peIra from Tur.
key aud aso holn the western countries ne tar even
az Parir, axe 10 bt found there, rail Dad has lately
hecn opened, which connects Mini Nov.oIcd with
Moscow and -. Petersburg. The fair takes plsr.
every August, hut this year IL viii be he'll under pc
culisrly difficult circumstances; ior the 18Th Jun.
iIC hiUke out ies.unine NJ o'clock In the morn
ing, ard during the day mort Of the immense
81 hooth- and tmidinse utterly destroyed, and
structures which covered n"ulv = squa'e mile
we've consumed. The tar "a separated from the
b, the river Osa. \ new steam iFc enRiIe, OF Aneri-
can invention hrou ht 20 the spot sIt saved some
o' the buildings. hut the flame. destroyed the thes.
tre the cirrus ~ hOohs OF noun tesnks phDogrs-
phlc establishments. caier, ID restaurans tsyeru
~ me cellars. hotels ". -hour., innn, arothe-
ca1rF rholri countint hous"e, haiI dressing
l"oua bathing estsbli.hmen'- aOo retail -hop- TO-
tni, NJ private estGhli ishnlents and IL buiIdins-
beong u: 10 the State. There were, without count
ine tn, Depot. TOT timhti ~ commercial blidinrs,
9Th l,1 InAga axiHes and - isolated buildings The
fair NOT having commenced considerable portion If
the unsazinrr we're c'upty, hut iew OF the
buildinSr vrie insured the loss irrHe II l. sup.
po.cd that the hle originated through Ihe caIelc,.
n.s- OF some OF the voiku,-n.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06

General ws.hhurne, military comuisndant A.
Memphis hss reccived the following communication
fru,n the secretary Of war;
Wan DrrAnrUsr, wA.HI<sroS, n. c.
6gt,-tew'roi Wdshb'i-n,. Hs,aphts T,nn.
The follow IN po'. has iust tssu received tv thi.
IersI'ment from The Secretary Of State. He says
thr forehneis iefusins 10 PERFORM military duty on
stouiid OF ahenae may te ieque,;ed to depart from
your command. but cannot piop, gy lie .uiv., ted IN
Aie.t anu rnni-hirc nt-cp'ion Icing With than TO
stay and perforr DUTY or TO leave the country:
DErAk1Nk>r ~ SIAN. W A-ni>oteN,
July 70 isdl.
How E5rin n. Strn;or. S,cr,tdrg az Wav;
=. suggest that General Drisr No. %, i-sued hv
MNor.GenerN WMhbuine, be modified 20 that
foreisnen claiming exemption fioin Memphis militia
Nv ,eason Of acuage. instead Of being srrestet or
punished. may H. notified 10 leave the clty Of Mem.
Ihis and militlry district under crnmand OF General
Nvhburno, within twenty -iour hour after such no.
tre . f-C.iNcd. not to teprn within aid command
until ~, said ocrr amended s revoked or amend
ci, or until further notice
"Nefy respectfully, your obc lien, servant,
WV. II. sEw.RIs secretary Of stae"
The motif Of your order. sugse.;ei hv the
SECRETARY cf St-te, vii probably scrve our pfIc~s
and viii pleas, therefore conform 10 his sugg,s
tion In ordeI TO avoid difficulties with forssu gov
erninents. fpWiN VI. SIASI"S.
secretary II War"
In socordsnee with this swsestion, General Woh-
burnc i-.ucd An oIter on the l inst directing all
siens clsinhpr exemption frc,n military ,ervice W
leave Msurhis within Gori,-e hour.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
Friday. July ~.
GENERAL GRANT.
Kebcis Assuming tho Odensive.

Ro.h,notoa. July 2s.-By tue arrival OF th, mail
boat ti. morning, from City Point We hav. in,.IIi
geucc Of great n,ere-', from Con. Grant, Aruy 10
-pe, of- movements in detail, would he hish, I'M
propot and the boNrrnuicnt only permits thi. an
nouncoHeLt 70 b, published, at the present time.
rr,oSp D.sPAIcu.
Hashingt0a, Juiy 2S--The mail steamer John
Brook arrived this n,online trUm CITY Point, which
place she leit yesterday morning at ten O'Clock.
AZ Ihbt hour AL quiet in iront ot Peter sblIrg,
Tut on Tl.sdsy al,ornoona movement Ut the Rebel,
di,covere winch, althoa n not fully developed.
indicated that they were attempting TO flank General
Butler. petition on the right epdeavoring 10
gain IiaIri.on- LANDING for the r-Yos Of gettne In
his rear.
was Immediately made 10 check them and find out
their intentions.
Artillery firing commenced AT the Point Of Rnrt-
early in tho evening oi ruesisy and continued all
night.
Our infantry, batteries and gunbosis vsre .ah 70
be ENGAGED, but mot of the firing doubties. done
hy the sunboats which sbelling the bank Of the
river.
Fighting wm also goine on near Bermuda Hun.
dreds and was reported that the Tebes xeIe posted
three milcs from that place.
Parties who were at General Buffers hesdqusr sr,~u
on Tuosday night, state that the var Of musketry
and artillery was incessant.
Yesterday morning when the Brook. came down
the river, the firing still eoins on bu, II ,eend
To have slankened .omewhat
Eaii- yefiArday morning General Gran, "a, e,x,.
sed in making prrs dLy. ton Of hi, tro,c. N to
.,y Rebel movement.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
Tue ,eu,ncLy and Missouri Rnidcrs.

L1ubti ie, n ys Juiy so,-Advcct from North Mia
UuIi say the railroad iortv uilo- west Of Ham bal
VA taken post cs.nl q The rnorninr by the rsbe'.
ard tho bridge and depots were burned. Two hun-
tTei roon- we-e 'op' after the rehes Tie people Of
Falmy1s and Quincy much excited.
Captain Baker " the 18th kenturky routed party
n rue,rillGs at Knob Geek, by kllnr and woundlns
q. and capuring number Of horses and s1ns with
30 lots side
-. Louis, J4iy 27.-The ri.erillr have burned
the elrold pIorctty at shelhins and Lskeman, on
she a.anlhl. lad e. Josepl Railroad The value Of
she punder seou.ed is not nscertSined but the loss
10 arre
General Ti-so to-day ordered an sssessment on the
ts'o7allrts IN Aha sd Nonros counties,
-'Niclent N cove no dsnts"s to the
i.-Eosa ana the .cy.l leo. =. ThaIDCn i Eit .
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
GENER ~. SHERMAN.
Reports from WasbinstOU,

W1,h,no'o'l, Juiv 2a.-A dispatch received here,
'tDtoa 'nat Gen. iiood has made efforts reuss the
assanlt upon Ten. sherman's lines since the battle
friday aN' They were, however, feeble sdoris, and
easily and promptly repelled, with aggregate loss
to sherman OF only about one hundred men.
SECOND DIsrATuH.
WGshington- Jtly 2a.-The latest official dispufehGs
fror Cen. Sherman'r amy state that no is stesdily
drawinr his lines clover around Atlantis lie hn, ~
yet received no tdines Of the cavalry force sent out
70 oit the Macon and Columbus Railroad. which is
the only means Of escape to the rebel army from
Atlanta.
Reports from Cincinnati
rin/,nnatl Juiv 20. Private sdviees from Gen.
Sherman, hfadaparen "A aaRpslnea w AAISemtgt q
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
Sntur,iny. JsIv 10.
GENERAL. GRANT.
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"'o'e ih' III 'i"' 'h'" suhs n'" '''e """ds o4hnns
my u. HAF WI-oheI"' 'nuf gums ana PnAh'-
~ oi small arms Inc enemy ''h o"'k on th'' '''n-
l"'cei0'h'' VINO o''"P'' ru"ns "o'ts pu''' 'he'o
'Wo wears 'fo ana our troops ol'o""n' "klhR w po-
'''ion' "n ''''' ""'t M" 'hi'''' h'n A'"" u'n
'o"h'H '""' 'n' '"'''' '''e MY Nv e''p"ru VI
routed ire gum taseh were 'o' f-p"h"e' r"'-
IotN nniN'd May 3'ih' lS''' near hl'hn'ohd' hi!d
are lho 'di'. "hleh "'t. '"p'l'u Ho'u the h'fh'-
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The weekly sun., 1864-08-06

thrcushs rclishie channel II is pretty reliably r..
ccttaned that Col. Campbell, Of the st,h Pcnnsyl.
vans- w~ killed A. Bunker's Hin. Lieut. Andrew
Col's, Of the tth Wet Virginia Infantry. cf
lsaic Cots OF thi. city, was mortsly wounded mud
hv since dict.
',rsr.
Wearr informed ~ vr Ford. scent n the Beiti.
more io"'' last evening, that the isc-t information
nom hs1in'hurs vas thai troore nov hold that
pOiut.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
The Rebel Raid.
Reports From Waahiust on.

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cence IL that Gen. Kelley occupies Msrtiu.bury,
ths, there hs. been no heavy rh,ins within tho p,
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The weekly sun., 1864-08-06

Washington, JViv IA richmond rsper Of the
ed instant claims decided victory a, Atlanta for the
Retoi i3.oe-, AM dcc.i'c- that the Federal. rei.
lr.vcn 1ck VII hclv. los-