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The New York herald., 1864-04-07

The government Acknowledged the influence and power
OF the spectators again to-day by raising the premium on
gold per cent In the absence Of demand for coin for
shipment beyond the compar avey meagre requirements
for export OF two three hundred thousand dollars per
week, upon what hypothesis Mr. Chase can base con.
clusion that gold is worth to-day nearly one and half
per cert more than it wns yesterday at loss to
determine There is very little gold offered in the
market ore OF which that business commu
nifty require none for ordinary transactions and even ex
change, which is far pre- erable to 10 meet the
demands OF foreign creditors, is extremely dull
The fact Is simply that the gamblers have sue.
cecded 10 mastering the Secretary OF the Trea.
sury and the weak mindedness which be has exhibited
10 his late movements shows cencusvey that he is in
fnenced from day TO day by the talk the gold room
srecaators The premium fixed by Official announce
nont this morning at 66a against 654 yesterday and
the marke. orened at lss from which figure it advanced
60 10Y Nihe rule Of follow ing the gamblers is 10 be
continued the official price will probably be tomorrow
Y69k or ITO.
The Sub Treasury report to day is as follows:-
Amount on hand S37 s45 400
feceipts from CUSTOMS. ..... 29s 900
rtoih osuei sourCee... 602 ,S29
faymcnts... 9s2 ,l07
baiance. .$37 ,764 ,2l2
The New York herald., 1864-04-07

A HUMBER or WE'LL RECOMMENDED GERMAN
~ iems'ee want situations c.,oxs 6smbermsds ana
aunoressc. nurses ciris for general h,isewotk 6c
nrs loves German institute, W stanton st. near the
The New York herald., 1864-04-07
HELP wANTEO-MALEs.

A GENTS ARE WANTED To SILL OUR IMMENSELY
popular and Justly celebrated Stationery Prize Packets
the largest and best ont containing fine Writing Paper I'm
cents; worth hvs times much We put up only Pash
mense profits made Greatest chance To make mouoy
known: sic invested will weld $50 selling mo-
splendid Steel Engravfngs finest pubshed All agen
receive free Gas presen handsome Gold solid Slvss
Watch warranted. No other arm offer such induce
men Please send for crcnar, mailed free, cau
and examine our large stock of Packets &c. q HA0-
KrNS co. S6 Beekman street. n r., Prize Package aah
y rr WarNhnuaA -
The New York herald., 1864-04-07

A LADY WISHES TO PROCURE A SITUATION FOR
~ an excellent Protestant gr with a fainis going
AppA al 90 hth - - = -
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THURSDAY, ls64wITH SUPPLEMENT.
SITUATIONS yyANTED-FEMaLHs.

4 SIruATIoH wANrED-Ky A RESI-. .CTABLE
n ei In rrsPesable pr'ya'e family good plain
COOK and assist with the wssf snd ir0aing Has good
dy reference Can be Tor days al5 has, 18th
OF 80 Av
The New York herald., 1864-04-07

4 SITUATION wAkrfD-BY A YOUNG WOMAN Az
"A and seansess, good city reference. Call o. III
NJ VI, aV.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-10
SURNAMES IN ENGLAND AND SCOT.
LAND.

An official document just published In Scotland
has the following -
'It Itwould have been very interesting, In compar-
ing some of the commoner surnames of England
and Scotland, TO have shown how the language of
each country has altered the name, so as TO make
the families OF each country whose names are
derived from the Same occupation, similtude or
|quality, perfectly dis,incs. Thus, the com mon
surname Baker in England is almost completely
supplanted by the name Baxter In Scotland, and
all the Bakers may be considered rs OF English
|oriRin.
"The English surname Fox is quite superseded
by the Scottish form Tod, which is o very COM
mon nane, having the same meaning. The Eng
lish surname Bullock is known in Scotland by the
common surname Of SIoIt, which has the same
meaning. The English surname of Crow takes
the form OF CraW. The English surname Dove
takes the form OF Dow, as does the English sur
name Love, the Scottish form OF Low, &c. But
oven one or the cosmopolitan and very common
surnames receives its characteristic notifications
In the two countries, ST eing Rpbinsons In Eng
land become converted into R0bertsons In Scot
land
"By far the most common surname in Scott md
is Smith. It is also the IN Sc common surname
In England, but not quite so prevalent as in
Scotandi for while England only has one Smith
In every seventy three persons, Scotland has one
Smith in every siXty-eight After the cOsmo-
|poltan surname Smith, the next most common
in Scotland Is purely Scottish one-AIacdOnad
In this respect England agrees with Scotland
| that after its commonest cosmopolitan name
Smith comes a purely English and Welsh sur
|name-Jones. The cosmopolitan name Brown is
the third most common surname IN Scotland, but
|Only the sixth in England, and constituted rather
more than one per cent. Of the total names.
Robertson and Thomson, with their varied
|spelings, constituted the fourth and fifth most
common surnames the English lOrms-llObiuson
land ThOmpson-being swamped by the great pre-
|pOnderance of the Scottish forms of these names
These two surnames may be regarded as equally
prevalent in the population, and as each c0nsti-
|utiDg one per cent. of the population. Stewart,
with its rarer spelling Of Stuart and Campbell,
| both purely Scottish names, are the sixth and
seventh most common surnames in Scotland /;
| ana they are followed by Wilson, q name equally
common TO the two countries. These names are
followed in succession by Anderson, Mackay,
Mackenzie, Scott, Johnston, Miller, Reid and
Ross, all of which may be regarded as purely
Scottish names for the English form of one Of
| Them is Johnson, which is rare in Scotland, and
these surnames succeeded by Paterson, Fraser,
Murray, Maclean, and Cameron, all ofthem also
of Scottish origin. OF these fifty most common
surnames in Scotland, thirty-two in the forms in
which they occur in Scotland may be reckoned
as having originated in the country, and rs being
peculiar TO tia very large proportion, consider
ing all circumstances. The remainder common
also to England"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-10
TYRE ~ LANDELL,
FOURTH AND AROH STREETS,

Always keep the best makes Of STAPLE GOODS, and
now call the attention 5f housckecpcrs to our stock
PREMIUM BLANKETS, best goods mado
BLANKETS ofan other grades and sizes.
DOUBLE DAMAsK TABLE LINENS, uictost made.
ORDINARY TABLE LINENS, Wholesale audseau
70 LuAl04LSEN sGFErINGs, without seams
90, %. 10 and 81 PILLOW CASINOS and BOLsTEErNGs
TURKEY RED FRUIT CLOTHS and FRUIT DoYLrEs.
nsmask Napkins, Doyic,, TowelIns, Crash, &C.
Furniture Prints, checks, Qunts, D.mltIes, sc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-10

READY-MADE CLOTHING
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-10
REMARKABLE CURR or DIsaHARGEs FROM THE
EAR. Diseased EYES, AND LOSS or fNTEI.-

rHILApELrHIA, sep'embeE 7, lsGl--I Henry Maryille
Jefferson street. (near Mr. Rr,wnholdts coal yard1 Ge
mantown, do ty that my Joshua BRAN fever
and catarn on the reas which lett him with discharges
nom the ear anc dseased eyes The discharges never
eeastd His ears became quite large aud unRatnraI
covered with scRb Tie pillows had he anRed durins
the night, saturated were they with the discnarRss
would be impossible to describe the toldtnn OF his
My amy physician said he would 20 blind His tnteect
also became impaired that he to be- or play
with ChcTen. lie took notice OF anything around him
None but the parent tell what our suernxs were to
LOOK ON child In this condition.
Most proNidenually, about one year ago, / saw Mrs.
NJ. q. Browns "Meiaphysical Discovery advertised in
the Ledger went TO the once, 40 Arch street. and
procured The medicine. My wife applied faithfully and
perseyerlRgly. The medicine worked slowly at the
beginning, but stWe persevered and the result Is that
son is entirely cured Of his diseases Ills iuteecs
seems TO have awakened out of the sleep of death He
considered now a brght and intelligent boy, The dis
charges from hisears have entirely ceased aud his ears
have become smau aud natural His clear and
strong. MY wire and my self welt satisfied with the
great cure performed ON child by Mrs. NJ g Brown
al no su0er,
Mrs. NJ. G. Browns Celebrated Poor Richards Ey,
Water 81 per botuei small size IS scalp Ren0Va
tor, sl per bottle.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-10

SUMOrEH GOODS
NOwE ALL REDUCED, To CLOSE,
Beautiful Summer silks,
Fashionable Summer Lawns,
Rich Grenadines, Reduced,
Bareges, Hernanis Tissues,
Thin Black Goods, low,
Gacnas for Tourists,
Tourists Gloves, Mitts. Wells, Sc,
EYRE & ANDELL.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-10
LADY IN THE LAST STAGE OF coNsr,MPrrox
CURED. N1'

"A
From tho Boston Journal.
JULY "a lSGI.-l, Mrs. Nancy Sloan Of No OK xsya.
street. Charestown. do certify that ha ve been aieted
for ten years MY right side 81 paralyzed thai I
could not lie on H. During that time suffered from ca
tarrh sore throat would cough from to ve hours AZ
had lung fever two years since, which reduced me 10
skeleton had all the medical advice ana Snadicio w.
money could procure, but all TO no purpose was Tast
sinking In the last stage of consumption yaa co1anoS
10 bed when Mrs ii. q. Browns Metaphysical Disroverx
sent ioI. II applied according 10 direcflon
felt no better but rather worse for some tlme
My friends wanted me TO give up saving Il wouId rim
ttat was too far and weak 10 try nvthin
more. But my mother said would die If dd not n N
relief in the Discovery; and was the last trial t enra
me she would continue IT, We found thar n was the
circulation which was rushing nto 81 stem which was
taking effect As the circulation kept incIeasng nv dis
began TO break up. 1t weeks amer bsgan
to apply the medicine before could gather strength 10 %
Into Boston TO Mrs. NJ q. Brown, aud then mad ~
have help The second time venfured went wIthoat
help and the third time found my way without Al ic
cuy. began the of the Metaphysical DiscoysrT In
May and the result Is this 2th July that heAlth and
strength Is fast returning to my emacated frame,
My pArayzed side Is restored TO vigor; can now reat
well on II. MY catarrh IL gone. My cough, NV neryons
and sore throat sleep well All nv ir-
reguarities have disappeared and must acknovTisdea
that the providence OF God was directed 10 The rae ~
Mrs. NJ. O. Browns Metaphysical Discovery and nv n
taken from the mouth Of the grave and restored 10 nv
family and friends know nv diseases are gone aadS
general circulation has taken place expect will ka
time TO regain my lost flesh and strength,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-10
| REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS OF TWENTY
| YEARS STANDINQ 1850 =

l. John Neweomb, Of Quincy, do certify that have
bee entirely deaf In my left twenty years an nr
the past six years my right has been so deaf that
could not hear conversation public speaking of an
kind. could not hear the church bells flng while was
sitting In tie church. have also been troubled for a num-
Der OF with very throat, that was 9lice
TO give up singing IN church, for had lost my voice.
had great trouble In my head terrible noises aImo al A.,
sTaziness. My head felt numb and stupid and was a
source OF constant trOlble To me.
tried every remedy that could he thought Of want Ia
aHTsts but as they wanted 10 instruments would
have nothing 20 do with them, About onth since
obtained Mrs NJ. O.. Browns al Discovery ana
used according to the directions bottles And the
result IL that the hearing OF both perfectly restoe
that hear wellas any The great tnonbs
y head is entirely gone. NV head feels perectly
and al rest My throat which was diseased Is entirely
cured ana have recovered my ~oce again would NOT
take thousand dollars fog tho henet have received
in the use OF Mrs. browns Meiaphy steal Discovery
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-10

kSg@ CREDITS FOR NAVAL RECRUITS" !"
.0mce ofthe city Bounty Fund Commission, No.
4l2 PRUNE Street, September ., lSGi.-The Bounty
Committees Of the different Wards requested g. send
to this Office statement Of the claims which they have
presented for credits Naval Enstments prior Febr-
ary q, 1854 Immediate attention to this is desirable.
selO-2t ROBERT M. MOORE, Secretary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-10
10 PRICE 81 WOOD, 10
NORTH NINTH STREET,
ABOVE ARCH.
HAVE JUST OPENED

BEST QUALITY RGD GLOVES,
Imported, Plain, and Stitched y lcls at less than
est otiupouaton.
LADIES' AND GENTS LINEN CtNBRtC uoKFs.
LADIES HEM-slIr, HED uDKFs.,
Fine quality.
LADIES AND GENTS HOSIERY,
At the lowest market pfIccs.
BLACK VELVET RIBBONS.
Best quality, an widths.
BEST QUALITY MECHANICAL CoRsErs,
Waranol Whuebouc.
A NEw LOT OF CANtBMc Ep5INgs,
At % cents ayard.
4 NEW LOT or CAMnE1C FIoUNCINGs.
NEW STYLES AMERICAN pELArSEs.
NEW STYLES AMERICAN CHINrzEs.
FIGURED cAsHMEuEs G5 cents per yard
Just opened FROM Auction one Dot OF anc
suEErING LINENS 81 per yart, cost Sl2i to import.
FINE QUALITY CoLoREp TABLE CLOTHS at s..
WHITE AND CoLoRED TABLE LINENS.
HEAVY BED AND GREY rwuLED FLANNELs
ALL WOOL rLASSELs, or, IS, So a5, and 81,
HEAVY SHAKER rrANNELs, auwool.
DoMET FLANNELs, C5 60, 10, and Is cents per yard.
BEST MARES or BIEACuEp AND USBLEAcHED
NUsL1Ns AND CANTON FLANNELs
Ono balo Of HEAVY RUSSIA CRASH,
20 cents per yard worth %.
PRICE Il WOOD,
NO. Il3 N. NINTH street,
ABOVE ARCH.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-01
FRESH OYSTERS & CLANS,
Furnished In any quantity desired.
Cigars and Tobacco Z

Cigars and Tobacco
of the very Best quality Wearc Agents for the
s,sle OF the celebrated
KELLY ISLAND GRAPES
Tn this section, and shall keep on hand, at all
times a full supply, which We will cell ut very
low figures
rS5- Goods delivered TO Customers In any
part Of the city, free of charge.
"a, HOUGH. IoA.
East Sa ginaw. Oct. b. 1868. Ze
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-01

OF everything usually 10 be found In any Hard
war. EstnhIi,hment. Fast or West. with the adj
dtion Of articles incident 70 the isxiness Of Luu
boring, Salt lioring aud Manufscsssc, Fishing,
Hunting and 2 ~, pme viii always be found af
my Store, where shall he hnpry as all nmes
to meet old customer, and new. Pact patronage
gratefully Acknowledged -
Eat s.gps~, yss J. ic5i
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-01

A poor peasant on his death bed
made his will. He called his vito to
him and told her Of his provisions.
II have left" he said, 'my horse to
my parents. sell it and hand over TO
thom the money you receive. Ileave
TO you my dog, tako care of him and
tie will serve you faithfully" Tho
wife promised to obey, and in due
time set o It for the neighboring mar
.ket with the dog and horse, Glow
much do you want for your horse, y
said a farmer. II cannot sell the
horse alone, but you may have both
ut reasonable rate. Give me ten
pounds for the dog and FIVE shillings
ior the horse"
Tho farmer laughed, but as the
forms were low, he willingly accepted
them. Then the worthy woman gave
20 her husbands parents the FIVE shil-
lines received for the horse, and kopt
the ton pounds 70 herself.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-01
Kerosene Lamps, Chimneys and
Wicks.

py-These Goods were bought for cash, by an
experienced buyer, and ut great advantn &c con
sid.ring the precarious state of the market They
will he offered mt a very small advance from cost
All those having purchases to make, and the
puLlic generally AFRO respectfully invited to call
and examine Goods and Prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
GROUSE, wIcKLIEN & co.
East Saginaw Jan lst 1864 N 81
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-01
MERCEIAN TS'
Insurance Comply
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
CASH CAPITAL . 100000.

THOMAS LoBDELL, See'y.
MARK HOWARD, Pres't
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the agency OF
IN the Merchants Insurance Company OF
Hartford, for Saginaw county hns this day been
ira, sfcrred 10 the undersigned, who viii here
after promptly attend to and conduct the bust,
No 4. a. win be sean BY referring TO the state-
mspss Of the Troy Ore, which occurred few
weeks since; 100000 was paid promptly by
this company at that time Those desiring
r,sks aiken can do no better than 10 insure IN
this company. III. bohf' hgent
Eat saginaw, June24. ls6
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-01
Terms Cash.

Goods delivered in the city free of charge.
Come and examine our stock, which Is unsur
passed and cannot be undersold.
es-ia BARCLAY a TYLER.
East Saginaw. Oct Z, 1868. 2l7y
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-01

vvJIxpow SHADES, a largo assortment this
w day received and for sale by
Fst p 1891 r. tpruH1l
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-01
WHO WAN S2

- -
~
who wants prime iambs-wooi undenhirts,
Or splendid Drawers or Hose, -fes
Who wants silk Pocket Handkerchief
.s Or Cambria IL they chose
Who wants snov-white Lincn.-sh'rs
The texture superfne,
Who wants killing neektie aiil,fEa
III Tho shirt-collar TO entwine
who wants stylish Coat or Vest,
or any shape or shaded
Who wants handso ne pair Of Pnnta
As good as ever wcrc made7
Who wants arst-ratc os reoas
To ward old winters eli
A"Raglan" or Mcclellan"
"Bung-up" or what you will,
Who wants scarfs, slnwls, Gloves, Gauntie's
Susperdors or Valisc,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, or ausht that 'oho'
Gents comfort to increase
To Marks far-famed Tower Hall
Should bic them In a trice,
And know that he alone supplies
Prime Clothing ut Low Price.
To H. MARKS
Clothing and Gents iur"is"'"k
Goods Emporium.
gaenesss Street, opposite the Banero'' h0u's
Fast Saginaw Mich. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-16
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, FEBRgARY ls 1854



yUANrkD-BY 4 0IRL. wffB REFKREECEs, A
w situsticn ~ general housew0rk Cell Al ~ Wee<
w AhTED-A SITUATION AZ COOK IN PRIvArR
w family he's no objection assst int he washing and
souog osn be seen for two days at 609 80 ay corner
szd
vIyANrED- "A sIHUAfION By A YOUNG MARRIED
w man. porter In store IL steady and sober Adj
dreas j. A NJ. Herald once
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A GENTS ARB GUARANTEED SIS FER DAT. AND
"A receive free - present spieadsd Gold Or s,sf
sslrssied perfect tmsEseper ~ ssins osssi Ess
Extra Largo Size Prize PaokAges soug rapidly ana
saordine Immense proats EscA package contains ane
Wrns npss.nss E.nc Articles. e rsSs ss,esS
dollars for only nls One Of oar greet pack
contains more valuable goods than any hall dozen
sold sAe sS.s 2saufac!ssers o. tns
we have copyrighted None others arc genuine Beware
Of parties copy Advertisements offer our ptem
NINA kc. Agents wanted In overy town and camp Send
for circulars lof this great money making buslnoss
eres s. q RICK ARDS Co. iO2 Nassau slreet. original
isreest aud oldest Prize Package House II the world
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"a situation q. gardener thoroughly under atssss ne
busness would lake Of and make h'o eel ErHe
rally usefnli BE wife Is n 6sa ratio iasadseaA A'ss"
Gardener. Herald cfnca
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26
WHOLE NO. 2O1.
great distance from them.

great distance from them.
The door between US and heaven
cannot be opened, ;e that between us
AID our fellov-men is shut.
Always be as witty as you can with
your parting bov your last speech is
the one remembered.
Absence is to love what fasting is to
the body, little stimulates it, bu:
long abstinence is fatal.
Superficial knowledge Is like oil up.
on water; it shines dcceitfully, but can
easily be skinned off
The loveliest faces are to be seen by
moonlight, when ono sees half with
the eye and half with the fancy. s'
Ambition often puts men to the
meanest Offices, as climbing is performs
ed in the same posture as creeping.
Net in unmanIy characters does
miliness chara,, but in manly ones; as
energy does, not in unwonanly cnes
but in the womanly.
Whose would feel the tendorest par,
t'cipation in joy, let him not lock at
harpy children, out at the father and
mother who rejoice to see them happy.
A shilling idly spent by fool, may
be picked up by a wise man, WHO
knows better what 20 do with it; 50 it
nat lost.
Women are fond Of defcrring; men
Of going ahead. With the former wo
gain by exhibiting patience; withtle
latter as with public func,ionarics, ty
lmpatiencc.
Men Of quick fancy moro easily rec.
oncile themselves to the loved one
VIXEN she is absent than when che ls
present.
Well-matel lovers are like tho two
wings Of dove, bearing one heart be-
tween them and always moving har--
moniously ...
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26

The question, often sneeringiy as
ked by the supporters Of Mr.. Lincoln's
war pe,icy, how the Democracy propose
to secure tie blessings of peace when
they secure the p,wsr Of the Govern
ment. is easily answered. That plan
which seems to meet with almost unr
divided favor, is b y convention Of del
egates from all sections Of tho country,
regularly elected by the people, in the
Cong essional Districts, to meet at
some point within the border States,
there to agree upon terms Of settle
ment, honorable and just alike to the
North and the South. 10 give this
convention time to deliberate aud to
agree upon terms, let an armistice ba
declared, during which hostllities will
cease. If the work of slaughter bs
stayed, in order to give proper time
for reflection, the "sobcr second thought
Of the people, ever right and always
Efficient" will pr event its continuance.
We name this plan, because from tho
first it embodics more Of the popular
mind than any other, and from this
cause, and from th 6 fact that it was
proposed at the commencement CT the
war, and received the united support
Of every Democratic and border State
member Of Congress, including John J.
Crittenden, on test vote, and the ap-.
proyal eff the mt re Democratic press
IL will, without doubt, be one Of tho
plunks Of the Democratic platform.
That this propo sition meets the ap-'
proval of our iudgm ent and will receive
our warmcst support, no one can doubt,
proceedings Of cotnHgs'f9sESss tHs'9ESsngu $r22a rs, Sci
six days before the f'st battle at Built
Run:
pnoyoslrI ON TON NArIoNA LcoNyENTIoN.
Mr.. BENJAMIN WooD--,I offer tho
following resolution: ;,
Resolved, That this Congress recommend
She Governors Of The several States to con
vene their Legislatures fur the purpose OK
calling an election to select two dsiegat
trsm each congressional District, to meet
in Convention at Louisville, in Kentucky, on
tLo frst Monday in September next; the
said Convention to be 70 devise neans for
the restoration Of peace to the couatry.
On the adoption Of tho resolution.
the mover demanded the previous ques-
ton. Mr.. Washburnc Of Illinois me,
we'd to lay the resolution on the table:
which motion was carried, yeas 90,
nays 81. Every nay on thia test ques
tion being Democrat, while the en-
tire Abolition vote was cast in favor Of
the motion.
The same principle is now, az was
then, supported. by. the Democrats
press, as the best mode of settling the
war question, and rsssoriag pesoe -
tthe country.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26
NEW OREGON, HOWARD COUNTY, IOWA AuGUSG, &C. 1854
NOTICE.

"a, ot;es is hereby given that by v'rt0s y
~ tho Authority vested in me by e. 3 i i
Revenue Laws ct the Stats Of Iowa ana y"
..cordancs with Tie Requirements OF 'hc
s.,,o will On Monday the Sd day OF oce'-
,or~A D. 1861, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock
If attho Court House in Vernon sp''ns'
gow,rs County iowa, procsea to sell 'n>
following described Land for the pcl'na"e' que
Tsr ane there n for the year A. u. 1898
Dated August 9th 3. D. 1864.
\ MEOW AN Troae"Sor
By. VIM. PATTERSON Dep
.tpION TOWNSHIP.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26
GEMS OF TAOUGHT.

If you would render. yonr children
helpless all their lives, never compel
or permit them to help themselves.
The loud tones in which sone people
appeal to reason, imply that reason is