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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

DEPAIRS TO STREET PAVHNENTS.-
IL 70 CONTRACrORS-se,ol Pupl-i.. via be 70,
ceycd az 'hIs Oieo lutL IA O'Clock r of WEDNESDAY,
June 20 1874 or fep4vng and reprn and keeping IN good
repair during tc certain po.od o. TX months ending Doc
81 1904, The csrEagp Ways " an paved avenues, Streets
squares and thoTougrts IN the CITY q New RS excepting
only much Of tho carriage way OF BTo1lWsy as is uow
paved with the Russ pavement
The bds must be- Ia The form prescribed aud furnished by
this BOlrd.
Specifications form o. the agreement and blank proposals
will be furnished u this Office.
THOS STEPHENS. Croton
ROBE H. DaIltNGH : Aqt
4. W. CRAVEN, J Board.
Onlco Coton Aqueiuct Department kotunda Park June IT,
1864.
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GTEINwAY s. SONS GOLD MEDAL
y GRAND AID S1UhRl PIANOS Or now considered
the best n Europe - WI i county having receive 'e
lilo TI.aru- Wry de btiHly Pianos arc superior
20 C Others b. th fss lfm IS cup0fef a. hNe ir.e,i'i
tianc oc nakes tlrr cod four aogsl who inyeui al ler
own Improvement Lul u-aJ~ Whose p,iouAl suQtrs''n
every Part % too Instrument s maulf tutet Nacro1os
Nos II aud - Fast Your ,crth between Union square dai
Irving Place. New York
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I EE & WALKER,
IL No ~ Chestnut-st.
Philadelphia,
Have Just published:
WAIT, Low, UNTIL THE WAR IS OVER. Song and
Chorus by y NJ Todd &c. Arranged also ior guitar
composed by II. Milford. SOC.
AEPHISIOPHELES GALOP. Arranged on motives
from Goanods Faust, by J. A. Getze. &c.
10 be obtained siso foa
HORACE WATERS
No. 46l Broadway
New-York.
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YVHE sEMLWEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE NETWORK sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is pub
hsAed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
CONTENTS OF No. Loo2. JUNE 2sI

CONTENTS NO. l9R. IJUNB B
LEADIsG ARr1cLgs-Plueki New.York and st. Louis
Jobs Copperhead Reason; The Campaigns Food in Dixie
Csnsds Gen Sturgs On the sPrinGBoT Editorial Para
Wan news suxHARY-Mfitsry Diyoa Of the Mississippi
0SSERGE Hrws suxxAnY-News from Washington; New.
York Political; Domestic Miscellany =,
FoREIay KEss sUNNARf- EuTopsi MeEicoi South
THE GREAT COSrEsr-OfRcial Dispatches from the War
: GIN CRAFTS Operations
FROM THE AHxr The PoToxAc-Correipondeoe Of The
IRON GIN Buffers ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of
AssrEAor on TaE AMENDED BANKING Law
YALE CoLLEGE-CorrespSndence o. Tho n. T. Tribune.
MIsTAKE CoEasCTZD.
DEATHS oY soLDIERs ~ THs NswYoRE HosPIrAIG
FRon TEE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Tho N. Y
tribune.
From wAsHISSrOS-sPeca Dispatches to The n. Y.
IL the Senate and House Of Representatives.
1ScIDKNTs CoSnEcrED WITH GEN. STvRGIss EXPEDITION
LADY AuDLEYis SECRET: NOVELTY 81. e. Braddon.
NRU Observation-Disclosures Of MASSACHUSETTS Phi.
ssss The Atlantic Monthly for July
IsTIREsTlss 70 FAnxERs-American Institute Farmer
Club.
hOErcu1rvRAL-AeonS Of the American Institute HOr.i.
oultnr& Society.
oKx. HuSrER's OPERATION
GKE. SBBREAS's OPsRArIosA
Tribune. O''''P'-''"'' u A"' !" l.
:, FkOS oEs. sHxRrAss Asxr-cOnespoudenc. Of The
The HoRss MIRKxT.
THs DRr GOODS MARKxI.
PKRsoEAL
PoLTIcAL-
WAR iTKNS
Git ITEMS.
AGRICULTURAL Irzxt-
MISCELLANEOUS IrRns
MARRIAGES AND DnArHs
ConsReIAt-Ful Reports Of the Stock Money Cotton
eta, and Cattle Markets specially Reported for The Y
Tribune. " -
IEsss-Ons Cory fef one year, 50. Two Copies. one
kooea go Five Copies enc year, 512. Ten Copies
foIs Club Of Twenty, ,end an Extra Copy.
Adore" THE TRIBUNE, NswYorh
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1--WE WEBER PIANO FORTE

LIME WLBEb PIAND FOkIE-
i &. rimif-d ii- BEST Pno Fotc msio, became The
maker I'D. benz pci c rlechsuc 81 bong Hence. Is
asoGIuOKOuGI 81 SiClAf. tias con or.ly -dyen.ages
possessed by oihr m.nulcuref BOO the United Sa,cs
Such site testimony ~ s. b. . Robert Heller, Geo. r.
Bsoa Wm. a,lson &. jerome Hopkins, Cl.s. Iradr = =
NrrrtseF Car Anch4S John Hund". flnfl'e srnsos,h,
G8viui srou. sul every good musical. in the uui cd se
All musical ears - rdn. their .g-i .upcuofy Wte-
ranm. 30. l5s N.at nr--l.av. nn.- l.lL--...
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OFFICE OF
" THE MERCANTILE AGENCY,
Nos. 2y3 and rs BROADWAY,
Newly ork, June 3 1854
SPECIAL NOTICE.


SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO MERCHANTS, BANKERS. MANUFACTURERS,
&cWe have now IN PREPARATION, aud propose issuing acout
18th JULY nett new. edition VI The Mercantile agency
Reference Book"
The high reputation former ard more limited work Of
Chs obtained S-As0ARD GUIDE ior importers Com.
mission Merchants and Bankers now 20 enlarge zoe
scope Of the Book embrace all the requirements OF
Jo6bers and Meuu c,Eers IL WILL therefore, coaain ifs
$50 0O 10 lS0 90 comprising al those a. t At} 10
make purchases in Of the distributing cs 81 the Clc
The ratings viii be made upon data farsstea bg ctr T -
the contents Of wc extend over pe0d Of - yeas Tue
hode OF the book viii receive daily bulletin Of changes In
Grms ratings.
Terms OF subscription viii be made known sppca'.o1 at
eur Oce here any o our Branch anu Associate Offices m
Boston Philadelphia Baltimore. Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis Chicago Milwaukee DeiFo ieye,ld
Montreal and Toronto. H. u Dun Co.
EXPLOITS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS,
SECOND INFANTRY.
SEE CHAPLAIN CUNTS
ARMY NOTES.
JusT PUBLISHED BI
CROSBY NICHOLS,
No III wsshington.sL
For sale by AL s.okteers Sent by ms receipt Of
price.
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Srorerles ano 1)rouisions.

CIDER, CIDER.-About 10000 Gallons for
" SALE, lgstrste, pure APPLE CIDER, by JAS. wEY-
AND YVES, No. % Slxuoe-st
t. A. KENNEDYs extra fine Cambridgeport
Il CRACKERS. Clean and healthy. OF finer stock and
keep longer than any other Cracker Sold al No 10 Cont,
lADdt-st, and by all nrst class 0rocers
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T,HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

WE OhBAl ENtLlon REMEDY tOk
Il GOVT AND RHEUMATISM.
All sufferers from the above complaint either Of recent
long standing advised 20 use BLAlRS GOUr AND
RHEUMATIC PILLS. They cuu be relied upon the most
and efecua remedy offered tho public and have
been universally uled In Europe for many years with the
greatest success.
Prepured by PROUT Il HARsANT No. go Strand, Lon.
DON Engnndj and Sold by their Agents, WELLS & Co.,
Frankln-st, EewYork
Her have authorized tho name and
address Of THOMAS PROUr 20 Strand London" to be-
impressed upon the Government stamp affixed each boz OF
the genuine medicine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

LIMITED PIANO-FORTE MAKERS,
u Poo. tf WhLht t-SI.. Hts-YorA.
An tho Soes 0lIr slperor prfr vorkuen. ths
Company isnH,s 90 OtItE Thllt riAhJS q LOWER
PRICES THAN HNh OTHER llHrItLAsS HOUSE.
Ivory lusir.ia"ui s-.1'es. !or liye ies.L
.TPRlGlrr PIANOS! SQUARE PIANOS I!
" fhr tr.t .li ,l.p..t. Iio t1tcs trt Tlrc arers
arc invited - c.l 81 d. CHiMDEEss, 3.htt corner q
81 av.,in tic Er-e iulte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
~ Ing a, ouesns;own (Cork Harbor The well known
ship Company nman Line carrying the u s. Mails In
tended to sAll IS foIlow.;
CITY on MAkCHESTER.... Saturday, July 2
CITY or LONDON. Saturday, July o
CITY or BALTIMORE. Saturday. July 10
And syery succeeding SATURDAY. 81 noon, from Psr "a
North River
RATES or PASSAGE,
Payable IN gold, or ll equivalent In currency
FIRST CABiN...... $50 O0l STEERAGE. .......e3o 10
First Cabin to London. Is 90 sesnse to aond0n 2! 70
Fir Cabin to Paris. 70 90 Seerase TO Paris ~ "
First .bn to Hamburg 30 0o Storage to Hamburg. 81 0O
Passengers also forwarded to Hsvrs Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp &c, at equally low rates -
Fare. nom Liverpool OF Quesnsown, LIST Cabin S5 $,
slO5 SaeraEe SJ5 Those who wish TO send for their
friends can buy ticket. here at these rates.
OF further Information, apply At the Companys Offices
; JOHN v, DALE. Assent, Nv, 10 Broadway, n Z.
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I'APSCOTTs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
Il PASSAGE OFFICE, No 90 South. st., NewYork
DRAFTS on ENGLAND IRELAND. SCOTLAND and
WALES
TAPSCOrrS CELEBRATED LINE OF LIVERPOOL
PACKETS SAIL TWICE WEEK.
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS.
Parties Wishing take passage send for their friend, or
remit money the Old country do tho lowest Tates
by appyingto TAPSCV,'r BROTHERS Co,
No. 30 Sonth.at.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

ON NEW and SUCCESSFUL METHOD
W Of Treating NERVOUS DEBILITY -snd al other Sem.
1ns Affections Fourth Edition. Intended Popular Use.
By c. D. HAMMOND. ~ D.. formerly Professor Of Special
Anatomy and Surgery in e Syracus Medical College, n. T.
An indispensable work Marital subjects Pnee 4l WAR
EER, Publisher, No. Nesey-ss., NsW.Yo rk.
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Wsooins CARDS. &f.

At WM. EvERDELLs SONS, No. I04 Fge
~ ton.st.--wEDDlNG CARDS and FINE sfAi'uSh"@
Llsstsblshsd Islpl
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alle0ital.

MANHOOD and the YgOr Of Youth Restored
1yk in Four Weeks by pr RECORD ESSENCE OLLIE.
This wonderful agent will restore Manhood 20 the ~
Shattered Constitution whether arising from Exccs.es Ssi
Abuse, the Effects Of Cmie, Niuril Causes. The tim,
required the most ingeete is weeks. fa
IRE j. impossible. DIR. RECORDS ESSENCE or LIFE Is
sold in with Instructions for ior - four guani.
ties In for ~ Sent carefully packed receipt OF remit.
tance by his accredited agent tcu free on receipt
Of four stamps. PHILIP ROLAND. Sol. gent IT, s.. No.
AT Bfoomo It,, ono door wet from Broadway NJ y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

'TE'HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
4 ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW-N DIRK AND LIN ERPOOL CALLING
AT corr. HARBOR,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
ING AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARBOR.
New oIk " eiuedsy June %
AtiuCh........raycs Boiion......N cduesdaY July o
leaves New York "Wednesday. July ~
Arl leaves "Wednesday July 20
AUSIIALiSiAN.. caves NcW.l ora. Weduesday, July q
EUROPA W eirsdiy, Aug
TEOs NKw4ORK TO LIVERPOOL.
thiet taoin I1sase. liz 10
Second CABIN Passage. % %
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
thl'i lAllu IalfiFf flll
second Athlu lAs-arr. ...s.......s........ % 10
payable IN gold is equivalent in United States currency
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon board.
The these ships wall NOT be accountable for Spec
Naluab ess Bills Of LaGns having the value pressed
ere signed therefor
For Freight Ok Passage apply to
j.. CINARD No. Bowlh. green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

TOR SALE, or will RENT for the season.
dwelling house 10, and stables in Bethlehem e.. New
Hampshire, near White Mountains. House has Toomsi
running so water Rent 5l2 per month. Address he Hon
J. q. SINCLAIR, bethlehem, y. u.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
a PANY.

= 4
-u1NITEnl
SIP. I'm. Commander
QUEEN buidnD. ......33 l2.................... -
EWN Nadusl.:.. ....32l5.................... -
ONTARIO lolu4nsl I'D L.'..''.''.'''''''''' -
HLNErA lbud.nil....2, a....................-
LOUIS Prow'e.
NRllS '.'''''''''''''.', SfaGc
LcavIns Pier No. a. North River, a. follows:
FtNSslLNANlA, BrooAins. .satmday' July
AND EvRY1fi4 SATURDAY raERsAFrEh
The cabin Accommodations board these s,elne' are IN.
ShLOON PASSAGE no LIyEBPO0I.-s65 IN Cold
TlIrD.CLASS PASSAGE 10 LIvERPOOL-si1 Ia
ne orres or hce vessels WIN not be accountable flr specie
vlua , unless bills q ins having shsH value expressed
For fright OF passage apply 10
WILLIAMS 6 GUION. No. II walst.
GTEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT,
-. - CARRliNg the MAILS;
Inc Of tr.c ss sde wheel STEAMSHIPS, between NEW
YORk and HANRE.
flyor'to raute Nr tao Continent the following;
WAsi,iN,gii 9N.........3;,, iuns 20 aor.e-powtI
lAfAfEIt IDi tuns. tcl holse-poNc
(afoat) 800 horse. power
.lbuiilingl, 900 horse powell
NAPOLEON lll.......( bull iirgl. 100 horse power
Until tue completion Of tle entire 't the departures VIII
NOTION
(Cap.. 4. Duchrsnel:
From HAvRE, On WEDNESDAY June IS.
From NEW-iofK on WEDNESDAY, Juys.
FROM HANRa 10 NEw-YORK;
fIrtt anin.
' FROM NEW-Y6RK 70 HXiRE:
First ...........................$l 95
Payable IN gold OK rs equivalent, in United States currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE FREE OF CHARGE.
OEd&GE MACKENZIE. Agent,
No. broadway, New.fork.
~ Paris, II boulevard des Iaplcines lGfand Hoe.l at
Hayrr, WILLIAM lSELlN 4 Co.
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a SPLENDID WATER POWER, aqua

a
n $50 horses three miles from Newark the herTis
Cana sit Houses and eight 81 lend, unfiug water
power only $1,000 j. s fUk5USON, No. - Nassaa-st,
"a floor Also. ia Newark, 75-horse WATER POWER
and extensive buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29
Real Gsiatc for Sale.
See alsoAactioi Sales.
At NORTH NEW-YORK,
A GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION for SALE

a NOOU DOpINI3'73 ~. - Ut = = =
"A AT Cragviue Depot the NewbargA branch Of tae
Ede Railway consisting Of STORE and DWELLING C0h
House. Barn Sheds SC and hall acre Of landi buildings
new Apply to address J. Il. HARINO CTagyle Orange
County \. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

EOR SALE.-The CHURCH OF THE IN.
Il CARNATION, the Rev DR.. II. r. Montgomery Rector
situated on the uorthwestery corner OF Maasonay aud
23hs ia 81 red Tor SALE The Church edhce Of BRICK.
built with Nave and Tnseps and Contains about SOe Vt
ngs Il occupies pot Of ground - feet inch IN front! 90
Nidsonay. BY 70 ieet In depth, 2SihsL, thus maAi<
three tu Avenue Lots Apply to either Of tie undersigned
COnaIrrgE.
JB. VkNDERyOOkr. No. 81 Naterst.
y NJ VALENTINE No. ie5 Front St
O. r. NESBlrT corner OF Pear aud Pine sts
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Gosi ano fonu6.

4 OSr or STOLEN-TwO 7 $40 OCTOBER
Illus BONDS OF 81 500 as-hi y 39.2jl l5.ei5 suit.
ic reward vii se paid for teI return, application to J.
W NEWTON Co.. No. IS Wallst
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04

JUDGE WAYNE, in delivering the
opinion Of the Supreme Court in the
case of MIR. Vallandigham, said there
is 'no authority in the court t, grant
relief in this mode, and there is ITO law
by which any appeal or Proceeding IN
the nature of an appeal from a militia.
ry commi ssion to the Supreme Court
can lie TAKEN This was equivalent to
asserting that the commission was 9
tribunal not recognized by law for
there is a law providing that an appeal
and proceedings in the nature Of an ap-
peal may be taken from all inferior
United States Courts to the Supreme
Court. Military commissions are .
mere arbitrary invention, which the Su.
preme Court cannot recognize any
more than it can, . vigilance committed
or the action Of lynch lsw.--Chicag
Times H.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04

STATE OF low A, Houord County 5. s
- To Charles McAlear d: SIR, You are here
bv notified that there is now on file in the
ONCE OF the Clerk of the District Court OF
Howard county Iowa, petition of Nehemiah
w Tripp. claiming Of you the sum OF two
hundred and fifty dollars and interest at the
r tie Of six rer cent since the 9Th of 'ecem-
her 4. D. 1856. and interest at six per cent on
rhe interest an your two pr"ralssory notes
l..-:.. I.t. noon-.hc: ath 1895 In" Wv
If: v dollars and payable six months from
date and bearing interest at the rate OF seven
per cent and one for two hundred dollars
and payable four years from date with int
terest at elk per cent and interes
rayable annually. He also
TX, t.. 4, fo'.. ,.I' d. n''a,t,' exc.
cuted BY you on theS. F.. quarter Of section
Il 3, in township (99, range u9)to secure the
PAYMENT of the said promiss"ry notes. And
now unless you appear at the next term OF
the District Court in sad county to be held
on the 9th Monday after .he third Monday
in May A. D. 1864, and answer said petition
on or before noon Of the second d.v thereof
YOUR default will he taken and Judgment
and decree entered against you a. asked tor
BY the petitioner
Dated this 18th of February A. D. 1854.
C.E. BERRY. Atty for Plaintiff.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
,REsoLUrIoxs Of o5ND oLENcE

<NESOA$ 1AV~S ~ WV - OAANCH
Whereas, In the Providence Of God
our beloved brother I. W. Poe of the
80, regiment of Iowa volun RS has
been rem " ed by sickness from time to
the house not made with hands, eternal
and in the Heavens:
Therefore be it resolved That We as
4 Lodge of A. F. e. A. NJ. bow in sub
mission to Usav ems high decree, deep
ly and sincerely mourning the les. Ct
our beloved Brother, in whom We rec
og nized worthy and valued member Q
our Fraternity one who squared his
life according to the teachings of our
time honored institution; lived q use
full, respected member ofsociety, and
died sincere and triumphant Chris
tan.
Resolved, That We will wear the
usual badge Of mourning ten days.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
published in the Plain Dealer, and a
copy Of the same be sent to each Of the
friends Of the deceased.
G. W. PIERCE.
Secretary.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
c. c. COLE.

In 1859, C. C. Cole of Des Moines
was the Democratic candidate for Judge
Of the Supreme Court. From the Lam
sing Mirror of Jnly 9Th Of that year we
copy the following highly compllnen.
,ary ~ notice Of thi. distinguished dig
nitary, copied there from the Burling-
ton Hawk Eye, as it was into most of
the Republican papers Of the State
Cole ~as badly beaten at the polls; but
possessing il an eminent degree the
high qualities set forth in the following
extract copied then into all the Repub-
lican papers, the Legislature has ere
ated the fourth Juigeship: and the
Governor has appointed g. c. Cole to
the ofiae.
"Cole,did he live in Chicago OR St Louis or
any other large town, would be known as u
Shysser Ne VAS i.duced to emigra's from
Keptucky on account OF his sharp practices
and has already achieved en- unenviable rep
u.at:on at the capitol. Before he was uoni.
mated gentleman, who can be relied Oh, told
us that recently stranger had lis poke;
picked Of, or lost his pocket book containing
on: hundred dollars. He offered Ef,en dollars
for the recovery Of the money The thief was
arrested and Cole employed by the unforsu
nate gentleman. Cole took pos.sss:o on OF the
pocket book and nj oney, Of which the thief
had spent all but $40. He gave SIS to the
person who made the arrest and keep the
other SIS as fees. The stranger appealed to
his lawyer, saying that he was . stranger
entirely out Of money and having no means
of returning to his home. Cole tod him he
must 90 around to citizens and beg. and ac-
,cordingly wrote Out subsc. pi on paper
heading it with his own name tor $3.50 aud
charging tho gentleman that amount for
d;.y,; ~ tbs pap.r! Is thi the kind Of
Individual to occupy the high pc sition o,
Judge of the Supreme Court! lilo does not de.
serve the homer Of defeat and will be incon-
.inently kicked out of the arena when Lis
party are better informed Is to his real
character"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
OUR PLATTORM N.
A PEAcE PARTY.

The Democratic party is the friend and
advocate Of peace. As it would not make
war for the destruction Of State institutions
g it would not proleng it's existence to &C
sompli.h such An end 1t will hail with salts
faction The close Of the war, and a restoration
Of the Union upon the basis of tho ConStitu =
x.u. .tanding pledged by it' antecedents and
history to use all the means of honorable ne
sesiation and compromise to that end. It will
,ss consent to separation Of the States
Standing upon this platform it is prepared
to resist all assaults upon its integrity, sd'o.
eating resce and restored and unbroken
Uaisn Of States.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
WEEDS PATENT Lock STlcI

WEEDS PATENT Lock STITCH
SEWING MAcHlNE.-No machine has
ever made its appearance in the Sew.
ing Machine Market which 80 fully
merits the appreciation and patronage
which meet it everywhere. The work
manship displayed in it's finish, tn
simple, yet scientific PRINCIPLES OF 't'
working, it's great strength and absence
Of friction IN its parts, the wide range
Of its capacity, sewing as it will the
finest muslin or the heaviest leather
making the stitch alike on both sides
its ease Of management and It's durAbll
ity render it just the thingso long need
ed, yet so long sought for in vain
We fully recommend 1t to our friends
Chicago Tribune.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04

Var Has It's TRlUMPHs So Has PEAss -
Vhile the armies Of the Union were winning
brilliant victories. the Chemical Sa'eratu'
was enjoying series of uninterrupted tri.
nmphs over the popular aversion to ell cal.
eratns, because the common kinds in use
were found to- be destructive. sc!enc had
S3emonstra ted that the Chemical Sals atus
va, not only pure in its nature, but wonder
full in Effects producing better bread and
biscuit than anv other kind Of saleratus or
soda known.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
TO HORSE OWNERS!

DR.. Swests Mfailable Lin'msnt Far Horses
Il unvaled by any, and in all cases Of Lamenes' arising
from sprains Bruises wrsnching, its enect " maseA
and eertas Harness Saddle Calls Scratches anse
&C., i. will also cure speedily spsv'H ana hnsoone ma.
III ,,~ven,ed and cured In their inop:ent stages but
cases are beyond possibility Of radical cure.
No cas-. Of the Kind sso desperate or hopeless
, a NAV be allevated by this Liniment and its fahui
nn,ic.ion wilt always the Lamcness. and ensoe
m. hare. to travel With comparative ease.
rev horse owner should have this remedy At hand Ter
. timely use At tn. rs appearance Of Lameness Will erect
u.v thos. formidable diseases 10
-. hor,.s are liable and which render 70 many o'nef"'e
valuable horses nearly worthless.
See advertisement.
Avar's Cherry Pectoral
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
MARRIED..

At Lime Springs, Iowa, March LIST 1864,
by A. NJ. Van Lelven, Esq, MIR. Joseph l..
Bingham, and Miss. Hannah Moore, all OF
Howard Caunty.
At the house of the brides father in New
Oregon, on the 4th inst by Hon. c. E. Berry
Mr. Joseph Gopher of Co. |, 9th Iowa Infant
~, and Miss Electa Jane Callahan.