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NrrlcE OF SHERIEyS SALE OF REAL rsrASy
State Of Iowo Ho,pard County s. s.

NrrlcE o. sHERIFys SALE OF REAL IsrASy.
State Of Iowo Ao,oard County s. s..
NOTICE 10 hereby eivsn that BY viru.
~ Of a special execution issued out Of the
once Of tho Clsrk Of tho District Court of
Howard County, Iowa, to me directed com
handing me that Of the premises her eiu sfser
described cause to be made the sum Of
fifteen 4 4s-lo0 dollar, damages and Inherent.
co and accrring cost, to satisfy Judgment
which F J. Mead obtained against Harry S.
Ayers on the eth day Of September A. D.
1864. shall ofer for sale at public auction
to the highest biddr for cash at the front
door Of the Court House IN said county on
the 3ist day Of October, A. D. 1864, al the
hour Of l O'Clock p NJ. tho following desert
bed premises to wit: All the right, title and
isterest which said Harvey S. Aver. had on
the 9th day ofSept. 1864. or any time
thereafter: o, to and in the West h alf -a) Of
the South vest quarter (l-4) Of section Nc.
eighteen (!sl in Township No. ninety eight
lss) north range No. eleven ny west Of the
9Th P. NJ.
When and whore due attendance will 10
given by the undersigned. -
PIT SEARLES, Sherifof
n4ev5) Howard County.
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1860; not fragment Of which has en-
tered into his practices, and then say
if they cap, how much Of their Balti-
more platform may be left in six
months, judging the future by the
lights Of the past. Even ia their pray
ers these leaders Of the party pray as
the Co.enanters once did, telling the
people, as they did the Lord that the
earth and the fu'lness thereof belong to
the saints, and that VIC are the sun; :
that constitutions and laws are made
to be obeyed and upheld by ORATORS
aud secession lists" that We, the saints
have d;spsasatlo1 for dealing with
the traitsrs," ami may d, to them
what seems good in our eyes with a DIS
tinct understanding thai ";rai'ors' and
their svmpath;sers' are oouai by laws
and cons;iyu-: ons. but have TO .igh: to
protection from either. Thus We see
the platform Of Mr. Lincoln may mean
oae thing to-day the reverse tomorrow,
and nothing next day.
The platform Of the Democratic par
ty is very simple when compared with
this wcathor-cnck platform Of NJ. LIN
coins. The Democratic party arc now
aud ever must be fur placing proper
restrictions upon tic power Of govern
lnent. 1t is CT course, ir.cconcilab'y
opposed to any party seeking arbitrary
power and which has throwa ali consti ;
tu,ionai restriction. aw?v.
1t would place the sam, restrictions
upon the srasping ambition Of military
or civil power, in war as in peace. 1t
holds the constitution at all tines
the supreme law Of the ':r2, equally
binding in all emcrgor9ics; and the
way 70 put down resistance to the con
s,i,u;ion J. first TO o5cv that iDstru-
ment in its simplest and pla;ncst im
port ourselves. instead Of rebelling
aga,ns, it: to put down rebellion. -
The Demo cratic party are opposed
to all rebellion, and the practices Of Mr.:
Lincoln and his Gienls are opea rebel
lion against the plainess provisions Of
the constitution: They will never reg
tore the eonstitu tior: they have and are
striving to further rero!utionize that
instrument, in which they are copying
after the "rehels.' Jefferson Davis
and his supporters bid open defiance
to the con stitu.lon Mr. Lincoln AMI
his treat it with contempt, is rest,-
ration would eoaiema them b,th to
the g,llows, hence each Of these wor-
thies prefer the other to the Democrat
| 10 party.
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r A. LIpPMAN. =.
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Sole Agent, D: Z. I. G. Co.
eeVOUR OWN DOCTOR."-THE NEW
Il ILLUSTRATED HYDROPATHIC

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L ILLUSTRATED HYDROPATHIC.
ENCYCLOPEDIA. A Complete System Of
Hydropathy and Hygiene, 4 natomv and
Physiology Of the Human Body, Illustrated;
Preservation Of Health; Dictesicsand Cooke
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Home Treatment; Special Pathology and
acknowledgements, Mature, Causes, Symp-
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Application t, Surgery, Midwifery, and the
Nursery. 800 Engravings and yearly
1000 Pages, with Glossary and Index, com
piete: By r. r. TRAIL, M..D:as Price,
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Agvsts sed.ted. -
- S"OE all tho publications which have at
tained such wide popularity, rs issued by
FOWLER and WELLS, none are more ad-
opted TO -geaeral s,iiity than this rich Gem
ptshensiYe, apds well-.rsapge3 Eneyelops.
6o,"~N 7. Tribune, So (n47se.
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!. AGENCY OF the
Dutch East ludia Coffee Co.
-. ~.
:: ...:.s =, DEPOT: :,.e.,'. g..
1853 Reade Street, N. Y.

The above Company arc known all over
the world as the owners of the Coffee Plan
atoms of Java and Batavia in tho Dutch.
East Indies, and are the largest monopoli
sers Of Coffee on the Globe.
T.. The undersigne d(who is appoiated their
sole Agent in the United States and in the
British Co'oniesl will have for sale three diff.
ferent kinds of Coffee, which, for regularity
Upgrade and cheapness Of prize, will defy
competition =
:, Qnr 'Ratorla Coffee" never before intro
ducea into this but extensively used in the
Armies and Navies of Europe, and richly
valued, will be put up at prices to reach all
consumers, and our Eara .Jsra will be the
Mdg"um Bsnum Coffee of the age.
We will have, for accommodation of Gro
GERS Families, and Government Contractors,
samples (dry, and drawn) for testing.
Orders solicited On receipt of cash, cof.
fee promptly forwarded us directed.
,t'....e- r A. LIpPMAE. 80
=. 1ss Reade Street, New York,
,...lr Sole Agent. D: Z. I. G. Co.
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70 THE DE MOcRACY OF lew A

Ira c. Mitchell. Esq, having been
nominated for congress by the Democ.
racy Of the 4th District, deemed it his
duty to decline as u candidate 70. Pres.
identiai elector for the State at large
Tire Democratic State Central Com
nlittee cannot, however, at this late
day, accept the declina.ion without in
jury and confusion. We. therefore
place the nam' Of Ira c. Mitchell. Of
johnson county, again on the ticket,
to remain till after the election n No
yember.
By order Of the conn.ietee. x
Laurel SUMMERS: Chairman.
LIE CLAIRE, Sept. 26. 1864.
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the plan of Mr. Lincoln. Not q State
that seeded has been restored to the
union by war, and We have no hope
for the future, and the people can in
du'gc in tho hope of no victory as more
eficacious toproduce such result in the
future, than in the gloomy and bloody
past.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07

Whereas my wife Cornelia A. Owen has
left my bed and board without just cause or
provocaticn, this X therefore TO caution all
persons from harboring or trusting her on
my account, as shall pay no debts Of her
contracting after this date.
AFRAID OWEN.
vernen Spring., Iowa, Oct 4, 1864. [n47ts
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.exscKArIC STATE TICKET.

IsR eECRETARy OF sIArH.
J II WALLACE, Muscatine Go.
rss ATTORNEY arurRAI.
CUAS. NJ. DUNBAR, Jackson Co,
T. -. ron raEAsrRra CT STATE. !
]. B. LASH. Henry County.
raR AUDITOR or STAIR,
T.. G. EiENDERSHOTT: Iowa Co.
ZOE RrG1srER OF THE sTATELANp OFFICE.
& D. nOLBROOk, Monona Co.
TOR SUPREME JUDGE,
THoS. NJ. MONROE, Dubuque Co.
roe CLERK or THE DISTRICT CoUEy.
JAY WHITE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
EDITORIAL BREvlTlEx,

The Fayette Comfy Pioneer offers
fer sale q Washington Press, size 24k
So with printing materials for seven
column paper.
Rev P. P. 1rgalls will lecture 1t
Clemmer's Hall IN this village on
Thursday evening Oct Is. upon the
benefits Of a soldiers orphans asylum.
While it IS sacred duty to do every
thing possible to mitigate the suffer
ings CT the orphans made in the prose-
cution Of the war, it is equally duty
to expcl :the widow maker" and
the crea tor Of orphans, fto.a the White
House in Washington. ~... p
Amos Kendall reviewing the results
ofthe military campaign Of 1852 and
the withdrawal of Blenk er's and Nc
Bowels Divisions from the support of
Mcclellan, trutEfuiIy 81 vs. The result
may be summed up as follows:
LINCOLN SAVED RICHMOND,
AID -.
MCCLELLAN SAVED WAsHiHcToN,'
James G. u ton presented this Office
with as finc specimen Of sorghum as
it was ever our good fortune to taste.
Many thanks, Judge,
Wheat is selling at Postyille for 70
cents Eusilel. y.
Jefferson Davis has left Richmond
and gone to Georgia to contend agains,
! the peace Influences at work there.
President Lincoln is at work with com.
mend'tle ~ energy to destroy the eff
ect oethe same influences in the North.
1t is truly wonderful how the minds O.
great men run in the same channel
! E, NJ. II. Brown being about t,
close out business in this place. has
quantity Of goods yet left, that he vii
dispose Of at prices that will make i
an object to buy at, tor those 4csirin,
goods. Our farmers can n.aika it t
their individual interest. to call an.
purchase such articles as no may hay
that they need. j.. -, :, :.
. We have had no late papers FROM
} which to give our readers the result Q
the late exciting war news from th'
vicinity of Richmond. Bat oe thi
they may rest assured, whatever ma
} te the result ef the O. npa;gn,. it wi
be trtit!sss to y$store the Hqipp; upa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
Teams & Hands Wanted

Is Teams Wanted Immediately
to work UPON the Decsrah Brsnoh Of ths
McGregor W. R near Calmar.
Wages 81. % per day. -,
Pay on the 18th Of every month. Good con-
vsnicnces for boarding and stabling
BURRILL 4 BALDWIN.
Sept, 1864. (uAsts
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Holloway's Ointment.

;. The history Of these great Remedies i. the
most wonderful medical revelation that the
world has ever known 1t establishes the
all,important fact that Hae,<rer, and in
Whc'erer Shape internal disease exis:s, the
disinfs citing, searching and healing proper.
ties ofthe Pills are fully equal to it's tuhjec-
tioa and cure, and that, with the oin .ment,
they are
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07

BY Hon. H. Goodrich on Thursday
sept. %, 1854. James ingalls, and Susannsh
Foster all Of Howard County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
CAUTION!

1.-THE reader Of this "notiee" cannot get box Of Pills
write me, enclosing the amount: wilEhai box free
Of expense. Many dealers will not keep ny meaisines
hand because they eaano make as muck pfot - %
ether versions make. :.
None are genuine unless the words tlIOLLowAY. Nsw
ToRx AID LOsDoH." are descernhle ~ WArnH-nARK
h every leaf Of the book Of directions around each bo
the may be plainly by holding the leaf to the
Light Akahdsome reward VIII be given to any ono rsn
dsrng such Information may lead to the detscon Of
any party parties eountereting the medicines
ding the satIe, knowing Thorn to b. spurious 80
Sold at the msnufactsry Of Professor HOLLOWAY,
50 Maiden LaHs New York, and hy al respectable Drug
asd ths iv.sd voris IN bezss. q 8 essss< b ssnts
and 81. ~ each. t ....-
lns's . ss,s,a<ssb.s .gl1c y .ss,!se - y.
81 es''- -. n47V6yf.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
Ne(,yssor Hcasrn R4iluex.

.NsGrseor We.t.rn Rsil~sy.
.. and after Aug. .sth, 81, Trains
will lesss and arrive 20 follows,
.#e.-r Trans Going West,
Passenger and Mail;
leave N. HcGrsgor, 10 30 a. N
Arrive at Possyiile ~ so P. II
Freight and Passenger:
Leave n. NsGregor 50 P. NJ,
Strive at Postvills $40
Trains Going East, -.
Passenger and Mail.
I.;evs Hostvills. i 45r..M.
Arrive atm MeGrsgor, " $50 4;
..at ~ Freight aad Passenger: g
LtsvA Po6tyille, -, 6OG 4. NJ.
Arrive st N. McGrsxcf so =
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ss'1NHE HUMAN FACE DIvINE"-A
l. new System of Phyasgnomy, Eyes.
Ears, Nose Lips, Mouth, Head, Hair, Eye.
brows, Hands, Fcot, Skin, Complexion, With
all"Signs Of Character, and how to Rssi
them,r in
The chronological Jeurlal,
AID Lrrs ILLusraA,rD. 8 4. WILLS. Exsor.
Ethnology, tho Natural History Of Mos,
nations, races, and tribes Of men, described
with Illustrations.
Physiology functions Of the Body, Heart,
Lungs, Stomach, Bones, Muscles, and Ner-
vOus System.
Phrenology the Tempcraments, Mans In.
tsllectual. Social, and Moral Nature, How
to Improve. ~
Physiosno,ay, with the 'SrcNs or CHAR
AcrER, AND How TO READ THEM" On scion.
tho principles.
Psychology, or the 'Science ofths Soul"
Mans relations to this lie and to The life to
come.
A new volume the 10th, commsucss with
tho July number. Now ready. Published
monthly, in qusrto form, at - ycar. Ramp
les, by frs: post, 20 cents Address,
FOWLER 4 WELLS, $50 Broadway, Ny.
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DISTRICT ELECTORS.

-. 9u-ie.-DArIEL ?. MILLER, Of Lee county,
- jo1x SwlNAToEr, OF Cedar comfy.
I. B. D Ricn.sps, Of Dubuque COMFY
>1.o .-.;: Jlalrs Z. NEAL, Sot Marion county
Al. A,v LAsIxxR OF Potts ~sttauie county
~ Jsux u SrockpIs, Of Webster county.
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Democratic National
Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.
,foR yICE-pRESIDENT,
GEO H PENDIETON,
ELECTORS FOR The
STATE ATLARGE,

IRA c. MITCHELL o,Johnson county
/. II, TRITON, o. Linn county.
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The pattis d Cedar Run, IN e Ef6aekt to. day.
possesses an Interest belon gipg "a. no pres
cedInR engamant in this Yalleyi an interest
hlngipgi onla the manner in " wtiGh actual
disaster ID the, be ginning was turded u:to
tsinmphs in the end. a Nos snrpEiBe-noti
eveuithatlof ltheleuerpy by General Gtcok' ~
column at Fisher Hi tiA-7Eas e9 sF y more
complete thanIo that Whioh,la ahatteTedvour
lett thisimoFnfugE and gaSsdthe enemy 81
position which, had tn eif stack been fol-
lowedfups throughout the forenoon % en-
ergetieally as II began, lri tisf have placed
this sqfpytn strait teP dissss5o9sI @ be
The opening sueeessr of the rebels ds7
pepded not 30 much ION thair strength ID
upon the skill with (which their assault
Was plsnpea.t. The rA1pbeFst they possessed
had H6t, It may now Ss Be isStSiy said, Been
greatly Increased by relpfprcementsI aad
the cefeEity and fvigor WithAwhichu there.
organisation of their original army had
been perfected since their late defeats are
admirableoE The army which fought usftose
day5is estimated so have been from fifteen
to twenty tho o6ssnd strong lt used no
cavalry. Its, Infantry sconaistedfof fVeTdio
visions guudeF Ranseur, Gordon Pegrapii
Whs5t9nl pld sEAhiSHw,a srrhi This fstsA bad,
been for nsBfiyEal0Feekposte stedEat If Ishat9s
v
f9stly bsihg 81 stt hehed aud sxtenasd as.
ifrfor PstmaRent ntaoecppati lItawasistill
inlcbfhmauds6fa General. EARLY, hbtwfttI!
standfhg the fare tep8rt that Long sttest
had assumed controls This. TACT is Honched
fOrw byl9sAtls every iH 6as
TO days battle, 49, sIi o. n on III
Owing 70 theirj rjreconn0issances,, ALREADY
chsonicledp aud idfof ftaati fqE nished ,by
ouh easR sed been sIn
inga l0neA A6udGy aand T1esday, 9hesefofe,
the army ,was held in, readiness ,et light
to3feeeiFe them p bnt aslnopassanlte took
place, and no further indieat ations OF any ars
peasedss ttie, Pgecent vas neglected ton
this mernihgs when fheory of tswolf would
have been most opportpne, As itnoW aps
pears, the enemy In preparation for the
battles, of to-day smassed dthreeg Of their
infantry diytsions-Pe Pegramis Gotd6n 5,
and RAmsepr s.. 8 ~ point 4 5fhteA Atepink
opSsxtreme lett neart The jupelion Of Cedar
run and the north fork .ot ths Shs snana aoa Y.
Their two RENAL dtng divisions, i yyhar.
ness stosmbge up from Stras but long the
SpasbuEE and re AZ Alnst our
centre Our OWE. army wasiposted onlthe
north bank oE CEDAR fahi as follows. The
Army OF West efn Y ginfa, 81 Crook,
on me left. it, right restingJ on the spikep
the 18th corps. Gem Rm0ry, Id centre ITS
leftpFestihg Cd tHei pike the 9Th cotpss
Gen. Wright, on the,right, eonneGtingsWifh
tho l9lh corps. Thesafst ana second cayaI{ ;
~ divisions Were. IS on Is. Tie extEeus 4 chit
Gen. Custer being I'M advance In IRONS OF,
the 6ih o0rps, and General Merritt itafeaFS.
of, Custer, his LEFT fsnt inst overlapping
the right of the 9Th eqrps.F.iT Tins, the 6ih
corps was rendered. PARTIAL - sfeseeve,GG
JasUin thSfeGrs6f Crook, on thu isf 81, what
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ID bsEs5Fz5 5000 7z77T n
IiasVflT4 grXTrs u z3isss ~ "a = ID;
i ii1 ~ 49, : s2fis2sl = s5itq =
IUNevUss s.. =.
49, q Il s sI;sz,,, 4 - q!
s. ~ ~ nLeeg5 dlyielons
~, IA sis s. ~ esgap lls sssaplI
~ [ NJ lAsle tnassaa etthe point ON onf
leis g ~ Ga the2 previous night
49, q
sASePs Inel aEms ana annnapnlttonssi The
LED He.ee tsegen permitted TO carry
~ ~ heir elAnktng shoRld
eHss, ns ~ shetr. approach.o just As the
ntst ~ 9leanho hot day began 70 mingle With
ne aitn moonhghtS the I'D yance Of Lees
sion Was PEecededya and covered by an
unimportant and teint attack on our ex-
treme light As this attack began the
seutinels Of the enemy along our whole
Etrontp hTed signal muskets from right to
len. eaiafely atterWard 1.-The three
rebel diVisionas sinnder Pegram, Ramseur,
and sGoFd6nso advanced lin solid columns
without skiEinis1efs, and assaulted Ge1-
The Rarnin given byaour pickets was, not,
1t seemed, dmely enough 10 secure ah aid-
eqnate mauning Of the breAstWofkss The
result wasIthat the rebels afFing rapid and
tetritic Hotieys of musketrYl BWept over
the lworkRqalmost Without roppostttous-
Geuefal Crook - gthblep 4ine 1FaiJhSIfV 0iys
mo y5aI ma f6s RI
ItWo stteries. RI 'FiEst Psn Ivaniss and
ID Fifth regular, were ESQ posted that It
vas next TO irnp bile tp, pEsFent It's caps
tlre, by supefhnman effortsralI the guns
but'0ne Of battery d wefe got aWHy.- The
remaining gun, together with battery b,
First Peunsylyania, entire=+aeEen guns in
Ea.ts5 = 49,. ~ y I;ta y. NJ tae
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-25

GRAND CHARGE AT az. N.
,dSgLlA4I4 ssE-A k[4E-A AQGls&1 b
The Foe Utterly Routed and Driven
fromthsF Field adfosG Cedar Run
Through Strasburg and Be-
.aAI.Iyond Fishers Hill. lr,so
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-25

Arrival of Gen. Sheridan and ReOr-
ganization of the Army.
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THE DISASTER of the MORNING.
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BAEF1H FTRLn on CEnAR .RuEsyAr \
..Wednss days Oct pbsFs 19y4 Midnight
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WINTER GOODS,

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An this nisfortunss ,and dfsord i. was
started aud andsr way before hardly any
Iperson inIthe army vas aware OF, or could
lcomptsh hend thel lttne nature of the attStk.
Gen. Wright, the ReueFali in command, was
aroused from bis 6l1mber only hy the fEst
lvoIlsy II enred q on The Ank ot General
sEssq q 8 aS39ata ,assh1sN fii1aElA .sitfz nd
:, sgi-sfl50 .eY ss5H ,Fiaaut g.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05

1sham Resvis, senior partner Of the
firm of Reavis & TOwle, Lawyers, at
Falls City, has Just returned from WASH
ington City. where be has been PerIecs-
ing arrangements for establishing =
National Claim Agency IN NEBRASKA ana
no. sacured a eopartnership with Harvey
& Collins, of Washington. All Claims
against the Government can mus % al
,endsd to with prOmptness and dispatch
by Messrs. ReaVis & TOWie. An nose
who have lost horses IN the service Oh
covarnment will do we'll to call on them,
and all other claims viii receive immedi-
ate at,entian. See their advertisement
In another column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05
Waters, Cheap Music for be Million.

Arranged as s0lOes, duets, q~uartetts and chnruses. for
musical socienes, chOirs, sunday schools. pubIic schools
semtn2rless etc. Shall we know each Other 4here9-
Don't you hear the angels cominrp Shall we meet BE-
yond the river? Be IN time; There IS 3 beautiful
world; Where liberty dWeIls is my country; Freed0m.
truth and us1t; We are coming Father Abraham. six
hundred thousand more There is a land Of loves sar-
row shzll cosle again no more Heavenly home +; Come
sing 70 me OF Heavens Land in sight We viii love our
Sunday schools Our God is marching 0n5 Gcdsaze th8
Nation Whittier's song Of the Plantation Nero; Fair
Freedoms Morn has dawned az last; over the noun
tain; Override mountain; Little ELIAS an angels VIII
lies gone to Heaven suffer little children t. come
unto me; Bury me in the morning, Mothers Come 70
thy rest; Sweet hOurOf Prayer, &C. Price 3 cents. 90
In sheet form, with Piano accompaniment. % cent?.
Published by HORACEW ATFEs. Ag't,
No. 4sl Broadway, ny.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05
THE w BABIES.

A GOOD story is related OF our honest,
oood natured old friend s.. I'm the
course of human e vents" SIS wife
was blessed with a baby, which of course
was a most wonderful child. S.
was in raptures. as he was in duty
hound to be, and Dragged considerably
about his boy among his friends. One
day, as be was going home to dinner,
be was overtaken near his door by a
waggish neighbor, whome he invited to
see the prodigy
P demurred, alleging that he was
in somewhat of a hurry-was no Judge
of the article, etc. but s. would not
listen.
''Oh, come In" said he, ''and I'll show
you something thatu open your eyes;
come, come along, don't be afraid
Thus urged, P consented, and in
they walked. Mrs. s. was appar-
emily absent, but in one corner stood the
cradle, in which was e%nsconced and fast
asleep SIS future hopes.
There" said be, gently drawing
down the xuilt, "there'sa boy for your'
Saying which, he gently lifted the
slumberer out in doth hands continued
Talk about your bOys-let am get up
and beal this. What dye think of him,
isn't he a specimen? Teat' do pretty
well for new beginners, wanr It, eh %
At this moment Mrs. S-entcred a
side room.
"Why, S-r' said she, that isn't
our baby-Mrs. So and Sos" Ctheir
next-dOOr neighbor.) "she wanted me
to take cere of it a moment while she
went Out.n
s. was completely bewildered.
sIsn't this ours?" he inquired; inucent.
ly, looking first at his wife and then at
p, who stood ready to burst with
laughter.
mo" said Mrs. s., decidedly
'Here is ours" she continued, bringing
from an adjoining room another infant
wonder.
-'WeH / declare, - said S, looking
first at one and then at the other, ''who'd
have thought / could have made such a
mistake!"-Harper's Monthly.