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Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14

HEAD QUARTERS TRAs--Miss. pEPASrAsEEr
Shreveport La, Deesn5ET !, lE5s
GEsERA OKDEEs.
T'HE following Act e CerS-..s 10 I.Esb-
= Istet fer i-f5- aaAtiSs, Aa1 esPssia Gs.s.-
IN ast 10 SrsssSt tis rrossr,ag. ass,.T ssd .,
ssstiHg nj P1rsoar ~ desert from fa1 4rms
of a.. COEtl<sSs.s States, sAs far s;a.Y D.T-
vE7TE CONGRESS OF he Cenfsdera.. stat.,
n OF A1nfira GO eEret, That every psrssn
not sue Get % she ru.sB ana articles 81 "a. " 10
81 al procure 81 entire a soldier, oT pnTsoE en-
rolled fer service ia tss army or the Cozfsder-
AGC STATES, 10 =-seit Ut who al aid or ase:-.
any a. .sFtsr from the army, or Az r-..sn ga
rgi.-l f-- S~.Nicr, ~ rvLde their proper csa-
R.sGders. or to prevent iheiT arrest 10 Be re-
.4rL.rd ~ thG service, 0r who shall known -lv
eULeeal OF harDor any sucA dessrtrr, or Ehal
purchase from sHy soldier, or p=Esru enrolled
Tor service, any portion OF his arms, eQsi yAsElG
ratons or clothing, of any property belonging
- the poufeGer4ts States. % any oslcsr " sol
Lirr pf the L.HigGarAia States, stall, upsH con
viciien before the D4strict Count Sf tho LsEf-G-
oT-ta sihtcI having Jurisdiction Of lie offence
10 hHed Eot 10 exceed one thousand doll.rs aES
be H. E-yIisancd Rot to eKe-@d .~o years TAn-
proved January I'D, 1864
III Property purchased from = soldier IT, We
and turned over 10 the nearest cfEcer wto /.
charged Hith that peculiar Kind OF GoveIHl4sE
property, Lo will receipt tor the same and &C.
count icr i TIE i-cts viii D. rspo.Gsl ~ once
to these Head Quarters for references 10 sL- anvil
zgthO ritiss, in order that tbs penalties PIC
sSTi5ed may be enforced.
Ill Hereafter no furlOush will DO sIsnisd
unless tic certificate Of tie company cvnmand-
sr accompanies the application, that the soldier
a. ia his possession MI the arms and aecoutre-
mrEts which have issued TO Lim, OF la. .h-y
have been satisfactorily accounted Ter.
". The following pnees WI! b. charged fer
arms lest, until farther orders:
Rifle. 2O0 90
Caroline, 500 Ou
Pistol (Navy ReYolv.rs.o sUo 10
4 tATmy 5v8 70
BY command OF
General T. KIRBY SMITH
y. 8. ANDERSON,
~ AZ Assistant AdJutanf General
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DIED.-At the residences Of her husband. in
this county, on tho 23j instant aftera lepr ans
painful illness. haL,IsA DUeIEY, arsd az
yssrf, native of Mississippi wife Of k.j. Geo.
W. Clarke, formerly Of AIk.Asas
fhis lAnsntod lady followed the fortunes ef
her husband through many varied and trying
scenes, with rare devotion aud ulfinchiag for
tituds. at the same time sndeArine kcrself 10 all
by suavity sf nannss and kindness Of ksar,.
uhlo the lussrs Of The Christian yirtues Vas
shed apon her whole lifs and eerdlct. She
lsavss large family. wide sAsqraintaHes, scat
tered over the States West Of lhs Aississippi
.nd Al immediate circle If warmly attached
friends, 10 mourn her loss,
Mrs. {. was well kRewn in Eorthwsst Ar
kansas, where she lately and for long time
lived. she VAS beloved BY all who knew her,
and. even In this tilas Of general distress and
sansrr z, shey drop tear 70 Ter memory
J. w WI
Al Galveston, Texas Oct 7th, 1854, Of ys'..
10y fever Capt. ARTHUR KEna LEE. Of the "a
Reg Texas Infantry. Arthur Lee was bern
At Woodbury., 1t. Mary's Cs.. NarylaAd, Nay
5ih- Is36--san AntoniA TEX herald
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14
ED. QEs. TEAKssIss. DEPT. }
c. g. TREASURY A0kNCT T. Il
Marsha November -, 1864

Rnn MILLION LOAE-salss Of Nss- Tar
cUU CBIa Sir Per Csns Cssysu 1ss<,-Ttess
Boafs are for sale by tbs Depcstsries at Mar
shall Houston and San Antonio, Texas: Shrsve-
FsrE, Loni5iana- and Washington, Arkan.as.-
They will be sold at a preIium Of Fifty per
cent, with interest accr1d added. in New Cur
Tsncy or its equivalent ia the taxed TrsA.ury
noles aGchangrable for the new
Csrtitcstss for exchange OF Isszes BY De-
PesitaFiss i'm tho st.tas West Of the Ais.i.sippl
vii % Tee.ived IS New Treasury Notes
r. w. GRAY,
4I-Sv A.cGi Treasury 4 "A
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14
ID -. TRaNs.a.lss- nFp.r- ,
Shreveport La, Wy. ~, 81.
CENTRAL ORDFS.,

Ao.oJ.
/ "a 2 ioiioying prociaIsafioa Of the President
| a IS re-pl-IsAed Eol ialorlaa.ion in this De-
p2rtnleat:
Ii Is meet shst the people of the Confederate
2talSs shoald, from time 30 time, ASSEMBLE to
aekno Wedge their d. gsIdenee on Almighty God
| 10 render aeveut thanks to his Holy nail~. TO
bend ln prayer az His footstool, and to accept.
WIN WIZ ie4'e1t submission, the Christening OF His
A!lwise and Almerclui Providence.
Let Us, IN, ia temples and in the field. unite
oar voices IN recognizing, with ajorng graft
tuae, Tue MANIFESTATIONS of His protecting care
/ m tue many signal victories with which our
Al MS have been crowned; IN the fruitiuluess
WIN oar l-.nd has been blessed and IN toe unin.
paired energy and iOrtituGe with which Il has
inspired our hearss and strengthened our arms
N resistance TO the iniqai.0us designs Of our
enemies.
And let us not forget that while graciously
TeucAs IiHg ~ Gs his protection, our sins have
lHeEited and received grievOus chsstisenient;
ihat many ot orr best and bTavest have fallen Ia
battle: that many others arc stil held in tor-
tlSn prisons; tiiat large districts ef our country
nave been devastated with savage frlocity the
peaeeiGI homes destroyed, and helpless women
ana children driven away in dcstisutlon; and
that WIN hendlsh maignity the passions OF a
serVii- race have been excited by oar foes IN,
the commission of atrocities from which Gea.h
Is q welcome escape.
Now, Therefore. /, JEFFERsoN DAVIS. Presi-
dent oi she C0hfedetaie States Of America 90
issue l-'s, ny proclamation, setting apart We d.
Arsusy, tEe AOlh day of November next Is a
day 20 be specially Devoted to the worship OF
mighty Cod; and / do invite and invoke all
the people q the Confederate States 10 assemble
on the day aforesaid, in their respective places
OF pUoAc worship, thore to unite Ia prayer 10
oar Heavenly Father that lie bestow His favor
upon US; that lie extend over Us the protection
OF his Almighty arm; that he sanotity lis
ch.'s s.iseiurIt 10 our Improvement, so that We
may tarn away nom evil paths @ad walk right :
tOusly IN His sight; and that BE may restore
p, az 10 our beloved country, healing It's bleed
ing "oGHls, said securing 10 Us tue continued
ENJOY mems of our own right to sali-gOverumeut
and independence; and that H will gIacioasly
neal ken 70 us, while We ascribe 10 Him the
power aao glory Of our independence.
Given under my hand and t,e seal Of the
CouiedeIate states, at kichuayud, this Goth day
OF OctohJr, ia th- year OF uur Lord, one thOu- J
sand eight hundred and siAty-four
BY tA-. President:
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OSice.

a LII Persors who eve Special Tar fer leo1
= and County Tax for 1853, will nest ne ss
The Clerks Ofhcs, and pay the came By the
1oih N this nonth. W they will have to paw i'm
'he I"- Issue or State money, e. ssEns. take
80 issls after that date
JAMES A. WHITrsInE
Cslect.r OF Hampstead County, Ark.
Dee-rnbsr I2. 1864 42-Ir
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14
A .-2s ss?y hSn tbs record.
w. J. DESsoy, Cls-k.
Csssnssr ID, 1861. Aaes
G 3 TREASURY AGENcYrHp

Marshall, Teas, Dec 6. l5e4
: AEPOsiIAklEs vhs have Bond. OF II.
= $ooe eoyu,Vey non-lAA.bl- Ls.s. for sale.
r. sutlo'izsa " receive. 10 paymsas shrrefor.
EKchAE-> certificates issued by A. sutbori.vI
psPosii-fy ~es' II As x,ssiss!Ppi river, La.
a- othe-
ht!Asisntion e psrsors.toliHg these ssI 4
eAiai y called to the fact tfzsl rL,reas \, -,
3 considerable length o. time before . an.
cent amount ef new issue 10 rsesived In this
DePArsnehl - redeem tLsse certificates, shsy
are granted the privilege OF Investing th.u iI
ne very Lest e.ass of GoverbRent securities.
P.w GRAY.
4s-s Agent T. eai'y II MD
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14
Wanted

rEy0 HIRE. lSEGRO WOMAN, who IN "
4 good House Servant. and who en- Gard
and Spiu. and not ihcamheTsd with chillTer.
Also, a NEGRO BOY, who can drive IN ox
WAGON. Ia the absence OF the uHGeFsigned'
r.rson. ~. hing 10 hire servants will call on
Mai. John D. Adams.
a. II. RUTHERFORD.
December II, 1861 +2-r
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14

HID Qss. BUREAU OF CoNscaIFTIoN, }
tTLsus- Ass. Depar unent, Marshall, Texas,
October 3lst, 1854.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
WAsHusl4r OK, ARKANSAS,
December Oh, 1864. J

TO Tia Sssrl6s cf Hsnps'sa9, Lafayette, &C.
Iu,abie, Uaioz, OaacIiia cad 6etboHH:
NETHEREAS. II appears that tk're is q va
w cancy in the office Of CiTeuit Judge OF
the SIKH Judicial District oceasioned ~ the
resignation of the Hon. Len b. Green.
Now therefore, !, Harris Flanagan, GoYernor
of the State aforesaid, by virtue OF the auEhoIi-
tv III me vested by law, do hereby command
YOU 10 omen aud hold an election in your re-
spective countea, GA the fifth day ef J6auary'
A. ID. 1850. to Gil said vacancy, according TO
the statute in such eases made and prcYided.
.gsss, HI testimony ,5lsrsef 1 have heteUnto
.s=sssg S.. l17.- hand and caused the seal of the
SIa-e of A kansas to ba affixed at Washington
tle Temporary seat of Government, this the 9th
day Of December, A. D. 1855
BY the Gevoreor.
4i-4w o. IT OATES, SEC. Of State
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14
JAsEs A. EVANS & p,.;.,;s.
MARTHA EVANS f-aInLlnE.

SIsTs. SAsEs ~ rT,A EyASs & Pl.intif.
No. 90. o. A.tscbnent
ALLEN H. EELLER. Defendant.
'oAEs 'Le Plaintiff By his Attorney, and
- On his motion ii is ordered rhat Alien i
Belier, tic Defendant Laxeir, who 4. .o,-
resident OF this, State, b. notified or the pendss
~ y .nis suii, by publication in sone New Sra
Per published in this State, by two sucsessiys
-er.iy insertions. the Is. whereof to bs more
tsAn .liTiy dsys before tbe fIst say Of the ners
Term 81 this Court and whom the same Shalt
have been 80 advertised the SAGE shall b.
cetn-d sLheient notice to said Defendant
hSTsin, Ant Il said Dsfe Idant shall not appear,
plead answer ~ iemlr TO aid aelis1 III A.
iachm-ns, on or before the third day of Il,
ssHt Israa ~ this Coarf, Judgment viii be rem
sered s-slH.i lin on iLs property sSs..Ssl in
LEis cause aIs- -~l.5bs sold 70 satisfy ts sans
Asd So. .-ss- = eoninasc :. HsI; Tor. -
tEis Court
.-ss sspy from tbe r.corS
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14

HID Q'Rs. COMD'T CoNsCRIPTs, !
DIST ARRs., Washington, Nov Is, l-lS4 {
Tha following General Orders are Published
sor tAs si<iogsastion aad guidance OF ali con
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14
AAJ. Gas. J. b. MAGRuDER.
W. 4. ALsTOS.
I2-Sw.1 A. A. General
HEAD QUARTERS DIST OF ARKANSAS

HEAD QUARTERS DIST. OF ARKANSAS.
GESERAL ORDERS
A LII Commanders OF Companies shall renors
"A to these i'd. ORE. the naurs u the Black
smiths, Carpenters and Hnness makers and
W heel vrights, in their command. These men
will be detailed in the various staff Depart
ments until their respective commands take the
field, hen they must report for active duty.
The officers in charge OF the various staff Dc
partments must decide by inquiry a. to the Of
hciancy of the mechanics recommended for de-
tail, and be held responsible for their return to
thei1 commands. tAo moment the latter are or
dtTed into the field. Tue Mechanics to be
made use Of only in the immediate neighbor-
hood OF the commands to which they belong,
and the staff Officers 10 whose service these
Mechanics may be degaieG, wiz - held re-
sponsiele for the performance OF such work. as
" ould have been required OF tkas4 Mechanics
| in their command respectively. Colcnels ol
I their Regiments under the direction of tlcii
su upeIior officers will see that thisliss shall m
I brace all of the mec ha'ic in their commands
retired 10 above. Besides tLe cgTrznt Y ork -
auired hy the Troop, STAT Odiears i'm ch4rEt
I OF these inechauics vii krc2 them continually
elr.uIcyvj, IN manufacturing for tho army zen
ersiy.
BY command Of
fA-.-GI,;. lFsGRUDFs.
W. A. ATSTOE.
4es,~. \. A. General
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14
500 MILLION LOAN.

Not TaEG5ls Sis.Pr cs-f. co=,s~ Bonds W
HAVE On hsad limited supply Of &c a5srs
1 BoEdI for sale. They III 6e sold at pre-
miura 81 ffiy psi sens- With Interest accrued
added. in New issns or its eSui.AlsnI IN the
t-Ied Treasury Ssles eSchAEgsable for ths neW.
cerIifcstes for ETchaagAf Issnes BY De-
posii.rirs in the States Wes~ Of the Mississippi
will Do received as New Issue
II. J. G. BATTLE, D-posita-y
shTsVepors, D-c. D. Ie64. z24
ED QEs. TEAEShIss DEPT.
Shreveport, La, hsv. -, 1864
GessrAl Orders,
No. 30.
FINhE following Eanef Officers are assigned
Il to duty 81 DepsrtnsHi Headqusrtsrs:
LieutCel y. r. BELros. AdIusans Generals
Department, Assistant AdjutAat General from
November Ste. lce4.
Major p. T. LEKps, Csssetdstsd Is.h Lou
lsiar- Infantry. as Acting Assistant Acja.sst
0rEeral- By command Of
Gen ~ KIRBY SMITH \
8 s. ANDERSON, A. A. G. <.-4
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
=. T. BENJAMiS,
secretary o. STATE.

7 he foregoing proclamation, owing to th~ n
regularity Of Communication with tne Feat of
Govern i- ut, was Nos rgcuivro Until TOO late Tor
me general observance oI the dsy appointed.
J ne coFnm9ndnr General therefore . .rects tifat
the l6i Il DAY OF BECEMBER next be st
apart ieT the objects specified thai on that day
all Government workshops be closed and labor
suSpensed; and that, - lar as ftacticablr, an
military dutirs cease. 7 he troops are recon-
meuded 70 ssseIuoie st'their respective places
Of S oTsiip, sBd ti4~ eiiizrns of thr Departnlcut
invited t. unite il iAe religisus observance OF
tEe day.
Rv command ,f
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14

B. Z. DAELET,
Ceand't Conscripts, Dist. Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14

QsnerA Orders,
No. 93.
1. Tbs following extract from General Order.
No. l57, A. d l. q. O., is published for the in
{ormaiieR Of all concerned. viz:
ADJ'T. e. INSPECTOR GEMS. OFFICE }
RICHMOND, VA, DsoeIaber Ist, 1906
G~aeral Orders,
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14
Goyernor. 0. II. OATES. Sec State.

ka II FLANAGI%.
HID. QRs. FORCES IN THE FIELD.
Camp Bragg, c. n, Sept. 80, 1864. s
l. The thanks Of this command is hercb.
rendered to the g1iian; officers and men of Cen
erals Gsno and Watir's brigades, and Howoll's
battery, for the signal successes they have
gained over the enrmy within his lines and in
rear OF his icrtihca-i0us, north OF the Arkansas
river. destroying his forage camps and captur-
Ing magnificent uAiu OF 30 loaded wagons
AMI otheT property ('siuSd at one aud one-haIf
millions of collars IN L. :. cure new the most
oi which they succeeded III getting 20 these
II, sdgusr.ers. marching. over $40 miles in four
teen days, engaging the enemy VIGOROUSLY
/ ieur times, with the loss OF killed and ~
wounded upon oar side, ~ hIie the en-my's loss
was ~ killed many wosnded aud III captured
- prisoners 81 We mourn the loss of the
/ honcrvd few, among them the promising young
soldier, Adj {. d. Il. Patterson of the Seminole
/ Regiment. Wboss Cagucr Of usefulness was sud-
denly illuminated az Cabin Creek, while at the
side Of the gallant Chirttain, John Jumper,
ciarging the cnemys right.
1 II. Ia the departure OF Gen Gano, he takes
: with him The best wishes OF the Commanding
General. and Il is matter Of pride 20 record in
/ General Orders tie gallant bearing. energy aud
sronlptnnss which has characterized that Off
Ger il tne exec Eton OF every order and instrue-
tion, from his brilliant dash at Diamond Grows
to tke splendid aciisN, Eent at Cabin Creek,
/ While the circumstance attending requires his
I Immediate transfer, the Commanding General
I hopes that il may be Of short Duration
/ BY order OF ...
| T. B. HusToS, Capt. & a. A. G..
OMcial: .afr' j. HAYS, A. A. G..
ND D--OKs. DIST. or ARKANSAS,
.a..-s5 Washington, Nov. %, 1854.
Special Order, arss. .r.rr
a NY officer Of the Qusrtermsster or Com
! "a misssry DEPARTMENT who may have ln has
/ employ or knows ei the whereabouts OF the tot
lowing negroes, belonging to Dir W.C; stout
win report CONCERNING them to Major w. w
/ johnson. Suprriutendcnt of Slave Labor, "A
Washington:
MINGO. 5 feet 4t inche, high; ..
GEORGE, feet 3 inches high.
BY command Of t..
W. A. ALsTOE, "A Gen,
FrsD QUARTERS, CABrLL's BRIeADE, !
Spring fill, Ark, Nov. 80, 1904.
GeHerat0rCi'rs,
All Orscers and SoI5i-rs Of Caboll's Brigaa
no. Granted leaves OF absorcs and fugloughs y
,nrsnar,ce of Sn..ciaI Orders 10. 20, DiVisio;
Head Quarters. riA report for dsty without DC
{ lay at Spring Hill, Ark.
By orde. Of -
Ii Col J. II. HARRELL,
sasw. BEN. J. FirEn, Msj & 4. a Gen
sfoicn--STO0 Reward,
T. EfT0LEN on the night Of the oih instant
- from James Nauccs, miles IRON VASE
, IA ton or the Columbus road, aGREY HORSE
-lsA0nt rs hsn6s hich, las the mark oi ihe cola
, irernaliatly uuder the neck, the Iight bin
hooi sp.it up to tie hair; has very small bla.
sn,.s tver lis body. The above reward vi
/ be rs;l any ono delivering tie horse 30 ue Z
J,rnps Nances, 2 miles iroA NashinG,o on,
the Columbus road. -..-,
Mrs. SARAH SPENCER.
November 10. 1854. sol
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

Wasi-i1 g'on. AI.., nov -, 1864
To 'ac Fcep's q fhs State ef Arkansas:
Your attention Is called 90 the above procla-
ma'icn and order and You arcra-iestly request
ed to abstain from your ordinary occupations OF
the Sixteenth day OF December, Ic64. and to
uai.e with tae army in prayer to the Almighty
ion tho -bjucts specified.
te7s II FLANAGI%
By tt.e Governor. O. II. OATES, Sec State.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14
Hn-ogs. PRICES ARMY

LahessaTt, ATE-i DEG. ;, Ioo4. J
sEs. 0AsEs,
no
Ale. leaves of absence and furlou9hs
1.'Sranss5 from tuese Headquarters, or by Of
teeTs belonging 10 this command are hereby
ieTeked; AID all officers and men now absent,
VII report without delay for duty to their re-
'peetivs Commands
IL This order is net to Be sppliod to ths off,
VIZ Ssis and men of the brigades commanded by
N'yH-ls n r1cs;;rrfafjyT, ray freeman and Dobbins.
By o1der of ...a
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14

Sen. Z. KIRBY SMITH.
). s. AND ;RSON,
A. A. General
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14

HEADQUAKrERs TRAss-NIss. DEPAs rsssEr.
Shreveport, La, DeesIu5EF ], lE5f
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14

brig-oen. DUJhEhI. ]
r SMITH. A. A. Cen. 4l-3w
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14

HID. QES. FORCES IN THE FIELD. !
Camp Bragg, {. n, Sept. 80, 1864. {
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-14

District Collectors Of Taxes IN this Division
WI 1e governed by The 4toyo regulations lr
tne collection OF taxes
a., a IL GREEAW OOD, S.a.e Collector
L. Con-. Taxes, Division .. ArknHs.,
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because Of its great Tonic and Diuretic quail
ties
The simple fact that the preparation is
from Baron leibig, will commend it to the
attention Of the scientific in al parts Ct the
country. while tho use oft will at cnce and
pormaut,y prove to the masses everywhere
that it is the long needed desideratum--in
its way.
The immense popularity Of this Coffee IN
the Old World is an earnest that its use and
popularity in America is bound to become
continent wide.
Another consideration not to be overlooked
in regard to the matter, is that
It Costs less than Ordinary Green
Coffee
And it requirs less than half the guam
tity to give the same degree of strength
and its use proves it at 80 cents a
pound to be cheaper than Maricabo
coffee at Is cents a pound.
Neatly packed in pound pa
pers with full instructions for
use on each label.-in SIXTY
POUND BOXES. Price, 80 cents
per pound. A liberal discount
to the trade.
Manufactured by the PEOPLES
PROVISION Co., 2G8 Greenwich
S ret, N. Y, to whom all orders
may be addressed.
Sold by wholesale Grocers and
Druggists. [n4Sv4yl
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I rice with i!gmmer and Teller s 20
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tIa Liobor rr;ccd n1achincs -:
:.Tt;s ,,dcli,,e ~ 10 o,;,;,,o tbo
,,,ttoo ;IIs ,,,oro nnar1,, t,n rno,;ro,,o,ts nf
,,c,ca.t r,n,;I,, ,nocL;no tl,q, s,,,, ~, ov,,;
I;tto1 - F,npiEn Tnyjt,ta F4b,1,j;",, -j pn.
,,a,.t nf,s5a
"roi,ino into consideration s;,,n'ict,, cham.
., 1,of:,;J,. onI dn:r, ~ ,on,. ~ o"a"p
,,;,too ,re,,c nnarimonsl,, IN favor ~ WI
& Gibbs' as a s;ngro thread machino 80
Pennsylvania State Agricultural soeiety's Re-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-29
'rIVkEL & LYONS
Sesviasg
\ 10 II | rs,

IHEsE Machines made tho look.stNch
alike on both sides, and ure less than ban
the thread and silk that tho single or double
thread loop.stitch Nlashincs do; will Hem.
Fell, Gather, Cord, Braid, Bind, &C., and arc
better adapted than any other Sowing IN
elmo in use to tho frequent. changes and
great variety Observing required m family.
Tor they will SOW from one to twenty trick
nesse' OF Narseilles without stopping, and
MAKE every stitch perfect, or from the finest
s"Uzo to the heaviest beaver cloth. or even
'ho Stontest harness leather without chars.
ing the feed, needle, or tension. or main.
any adjustment of Machine whatoyor ~,
They are simple in construction, and s.s.
ny understood; and if any part is broken b
accident, it is readily replaced.
lhese are PECULIAR FAc1s, and will 90 far
to dstcrm no the choice Of anv ;ntsl,;.I
buyer
PLEASE CALL ANs EXAMINE, or sx,n "a.
CIRCULAR.
~ j. Local Agents wanted ia seot;opa
yet occupied. Addrc-s.
FINNLE l. LYON s. NJ. ca,
No~53o Broadway, New York,
nic4yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-29

ESOR SALE-A valuable farm situated
Il about midway Between tho towns of
Vernon Springs and Howard Center, con-
tanning 220 acres 100 acres Of it timber, 80
acres under cultivation 80 acres under raa-
ture, grass land and mellow attached. lis
equal is not to be found in Howard County
1t will be sold cheap for cash. Enquire on
the prenaises or Of S. M. Cole of New Oregon.
w. B. loBsoH
n2D Vernon Springs Howard Co. Ioaw.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-29
Real Estate. for
Safe,

TIVE subscriber will sell good dwelling
l. house al. Iot---also Black Smith
Shop in New Oregon, Iowa, upon the most
favorable terms. Also the s. E. quarter of
n. F., quarter Of section "a, township 90,
North Range II, west: :. Title guaranteed.
is conveRiensly situated as to the business,
water, &C.. the land is within one halt milo
Of New Oregon. For information enquire
Of Geo w. PIERCE New Oregon, Iswa, Of the
subscriber AT Fayette, Iowa. h13E
Feby. 1 1884, I D.h NJ Malice:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-29
HOWARD ASSOCIATION

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
I diseases Of The Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
q and Serual Systems-new and reliable
treatmont--in Reports Of the HOWARD
ASSOClATlON-Sent by mail in sealed let
ter envelopes. free of charge. Address, DR..
J. SklLLlN HOUGHTON, Howard ASCOT
alton, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Phladel-
Fhia, Pa. (nl2y5yl