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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
SsOm ben eanb,uiebs .snielm.
6pnpIu1u. t6. a,bruor 1861

~ ~ y W. lO' ONV'H"' AOO4'
Die 8e9r6bni6 Seierlibfcitcn oes i'm
pcrieen Sabre peritorbenen &0ni9s &az
mebameba w. puroen am 3. Sebruar abb
9ebalten. Oieie @eremonie mar 70 lans
9e uerIboben tporoen, neil man Den nos
tbieen SIittertram fir oen Sar9 uno
oen 9eibenDa9en, BeoerbGfbe fir Die
pferoe &c. erft BON Gan Sroneisco bate
perfbreiben mtifien.
Sn Der &otbtorole las Der Sifbcf Die
SootensWeiie, Sanonen oonnerten, 8loz
feu ldutstsn, furl Der 9anje Speftatel,
rpie er bel t0Ei9liben Sc9r6bni fen in
Suropa auf8efdbrt miro, w1ro bier 70
treu ipie mO9lib nabasafft. Son ieinen
peiBen 8ruoern uno &ettern auf ben uers
Ibieoensn SbrGnen uno Sbr0n6en Der
alien gSelt unterfbieb iib Die pcritorbene
braune Waieitdt nur baourb, Dap er piels
lei6t elm &6rnten mcbr eritano tatte,
lpie Der iesioe preubenf0nie ooer Der
&urfirft BON 6sfen. &uifel, or6 mar er
ebenio Iieberlib, fpie nur ir9eno Elm WIits
elieo elmer t6ni9liden, firfIi6en Samis
lie Guropas, uno paren e6 Feline HC9iez
run9sfor9en, Die ben Gnfel &amebamez
bo'6 oes @roBen 70 frIbjeiti9 untcr Die
Grce brabten, irie bier m6nni9li6 bes
fdnnt 1T. Guomi8 XIV. BON Sranfrcib
mar fcin Sorbilo, Dem er na6lebte uno
na6farb.
9teues BON bier Fam ib Sbnen lpeni9
mcleen; mir fubren bier, BON auer 8clt,
ab9eIbicoen, Elm fricoli6es eetcn nie Die
Gotcs Gfsr, melde Die Sage in uniere
Sniel9ruppe Uerle9t, uno bdtten mir unz
iere rr9elmG69cn podetibiffe BON Can
6rantisco ndt, Die uns 3eitun0en uno
Sricfe aus Der 6eimatb brin9Cn, 10 r6=
rem mir gang uno gar auf oen jeitmeili=
gen SeIub, psl6en uns Die ibmeri0en
traui9en 8aafiiDfdn8er abitatten, on5
9eipisfen.
llnIere Staot Fam ieBt nur NOD elm
Babenblatt, Den npoeifie Commercial
aouertiier," srndbren; oefcn college,
Der ,,poIpneiian,' - 1T furj nad Dem Se,
9rdbniB oes &0nias, am 6. 6cbruar, fez
li9 entfhlafsn. Sc wuroe, renn idb ni6t
irre. i'm Sabre lS43 9e9rinoCt.
Die lebre Summer entbdlt unter Qns
oerem ole offislelle Qn,ei9s, Dap Die Rez
9ieruno Die Sniel gtiban an co5 6ano=
Iunasbaus BON sinclair fir $40, 600 uers
tauTt. - Sle NuuTcr ppUeH puIPlDlT
S6afubt in 9rcBarti9em Mabtabe be-
treiben uno baben mebrere feline Werino
'S6de uno ionlti9e feline Qrten oiefcs
niiBliben Sbierss importirt.
eano 1T in oiefem ecfe9netsn 6lima
mob immer ipottwoblfeil, u@o e6 ir6re ju
pInIben, ea6 eieics, our6 Den Srannt=
rein uno ionitioe Seenunaen Der GipiIis
Iaticn ruinirtes uno NIT Ricienidbritten
,cm llnter9anee 5ueiIeness SoIf, lpcIbss
'einen gtusen odraus 5u jiebenpclB, ourb
leiBiee peutfhe arbeiter srIcst weroen
6nnte.
Nber oos ,piro mcbt Gin frommer
BdnIb blsibsn, tpenu iIdD nidt Die See
,ierunaen Guropa5 entldlieBen, cen lte=
,eribuB ibrer armen SeUoIferun9 (uno
oelber Staot bate feinen ueberibuB
p auf Staotsunfolten ju
rportiren uno oiefen 70 9elt9enbcit ges
'e, bier cber in Den frubtbaren Sbdlcrn
Sbrer &dfts iib onSuneolen uno ibrCS
ebens frCb Ju peroen, mas ibnen bel ben
Sebitdblen Sbleiiens 70 pCni0 wie in
en- Sabrfen 8elaiens m0Qli6 lit.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
Dibrlsrfeufhaft.

. Nuf ptn9itmcnta8 perfdmmelt Iid, Die
eE6a @auntp Sibsloefeafbaft in Der lus
tf9erll3en Stride am Soroan, no etlibe
Qrsol9er Reoen baIteu peroen. SrSe
Semeinoe i'm @auntp 1T erIubt spei Oes
i6s9aten an oieie briftti6 Gauntp.
Serfammlun9 ;u Ienoen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
Scsnaoi8unS oss paifors Calvin Sair.
banfs,

eoui6pitr, 10. 2(pril. paitor
@olUin Sairbanf6, Der Dor lan9Cn Sab
rem fir fbuloi9 bsfunoen poroen mar,
Stlauen pon &entutfp entfdbrt 5u boz
ben. uno oc6pe9en gu Is Sabren @efdna=
nlBltrafe oerurtbeIt murce, pon melbCr
3elt er pirtIib II Sabre abfaB, 1T nab.
reno Der Nbwclenbeit oes @cuuern6rs
Sramlttte pcn 9ieuttront @eupernSr
SaspbS beonspiot poresn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
Sunntass fbrl = 11rrnist.

Nuf 6immel6fabrttaa, Sormittaa Oh
llbr, miro pafor Srcbli in Der Stride "a
SpnnpilIe cine Yreoiat balten iiber Die
Not9wenoi9feit uno Die re6te 9eituno
bon Sonnta9sfbulen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
Ote @DmntD .Setritaereien.

Die Committee, ernannt i'm Genat
oicfe5 Staats, nm Die Bounty Setrds
8creien 3u unterfuben, iber tpelbe Sla'
gen ein9e5ro6t tporoen tparen, eritattete
Dor eini0cn Saaeu einen Seridt, in mel
Dem fclaenoe 9erlonen on9e9eben ilno,
Die osn 9 etruo 9etrieben baben iollen:
Sol. Riboro @bite, 55. 8eot. Capt.
Oopio Sor, SIS. 8e9t. :; 9ieut. SEQ, pors
1ons, SIS. 8eat.; Capt. Wljor, SIS.
Rc9t. 9apt. Sollp, 55. 8eqt. Scr9t.
B. g. StepenIon, 70. Re9t. Cart.
S'Srieu, Sarraden:@ @cmmdnoant %.
.. Il. Sarquar. 9ieut. Suff, 9. Ct.
SionatscorpS; 9ieut. s. 6. 8orn;no,
Gapt. Sol. Qbillicr Capt. McSrioe,
Refrutirun85 Sffi5ier, @bitaoelpbio +;
Gopt. RcIe, pbilaoelpbia ; Sol. pciep,
pbilaocltbia Ser9t. Samuel &Iobn,
SIS. Re9t. Capt. BaIfcr, 2. pa. ga:
pauerie. Der Ssribt purbe sum Druid
iberlpieien.
Inter ben 6Tentliben Sill6, ipel6e
.pairt wuroen, befinoen Itb Die neue Sars
bill uno Die Seupilli9un9Ss Sill oC6 6au=
Ies. Die leBtere errf9te beoeutenoe Qufs
merfiamfeit, Defenders unter oenieni0en,
pelhe cine beoeutenoe Grb6bun9 ibree
8eboltS crparteten. Nae Demcfroten,
nit elmer Qusnabmc, 9isn9en Elm fiji
cine 9robe Grb6bun9 o(ler @ebalte
ndbreno ale RepubIifaner, ouSeenOmmcr
cini8e feds, ir9en6 rpelbe &rb6bun9 op
ponirtsn. Den Gterfs Der Uerfbieoener
OepartsmentS i'm llQ9emeinen ,puroe eint
Srb0bun9 ibrss 9obneS um Gin biz Ore
bunoert Sbater; ollein ale bieIe @r
b0bun9sn mG9en nob ourd ben Sena
nieoer9eftimmt rperoen. Der 9obn De
Mit9lieoer Der @eIee9ebuno muroe 0elof
len mic jupcr, n6mlib ju $500.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26

DT8ir ftno eriubt moroen Die Quf.
mertiomfeit ce5 publifums ouf Die an
3el9e Der 8rou Srie ,u tenfen, mcld,e
man beute in unferen Spotten finoct.
Sie bat in Der Sbat wunocrfb6nr Son-
nets uno anosre @dter - melcbe Iie ouh
nod eaju an gang un9en6bnli6 nieccrn
prciBen gum Serfauf anbietet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26

D Die 9ensrGle 8rant uno Weaoe
bielten am %. biefes 6ecrfhau iber oos
=. @orps unter Sen. 9ancof, cas 9r6Bs
te in Der armee, &on Der Qotcmat llr,
mee etrpartet man fdnpIitb etrpaS 8ibs
ti9es,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
Dic Abfimmuns lbcr ocn e brcneescn

g ewW y orf, 23iten Iprll. @ei Der
Nbitimmun9, psIbem 9eneral Der in Der
8air ou69C(teIIte @brcnoe9eu jufommen
1ou, muroenlm 8onjen $4,000 Stimmen
ab9Coeben, oeren ieoe nit eincm Sboler
efauft wcrOen muBte. Sen. @r0nt's
Mebrbett am S6luiIe Der 2lb(timmuno
9eItetn Nbeno bctru9 $4,000.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26

O Der nSbio Sarmer," ia9t: tpenn
man nit &oDIenol 9etrdntte SG9eIpdue
um DEN Sup elnG6 Saumes le0t, oies Elm
bohlt rpirtlames S6uemittct eteen bsrs
wlfenps Raupsn II,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27
DIV have been under the circumstances

bly, have been under the circumstances,
months in finding out the perpetrator.
Our readers probably remember that
when the Star of the West was sent to
reinforce Fort Sumpter that Gov. Pic.
kcns of South Carolina was notified of
the fact, and Immediately steps were
taken to capture the Fort with its gar
rison. They will remember too the
vigorous efforts Of the administration
to learn the person that communicated
the intelligence to the South. 1t was
at length ascertained to be James f.
Harvey. Mr.. Lincoln's Minister Resi-
dent at Portugal where he is still lux
hating upon a salary of $500 per
aunum. Of course the administration
was anxious to learn the author of each
dispatch, both of which were declared
bogus, but we fear Will more than prove
genuine 50 far as the last is concerned.
Very truly, W. II. NJ,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

vUNO J. R. Mills s. Co., & Revenue stamp
Il Jewett, Gates g. John so eeats
son, defendants. Cancelled.
Gentlemen: Yon arc hereby notified that
there now is on file in the Office Of the Clerk
of the District Court in and for the county Of
Howard. State of Iowa petition of Hall &
Honorc. and Miller & Brown alleging that
they and you. the parties to this action ara
the owners in f.s simple as tenants in COM
mon of the 70 lowing described promises to
wit : Tho south half of the N. w. quarter OF
the s. E. quarter !; the n half the 8. W. quar-
ter of The 6. E. quarter the s. L. quarter Of
the s. W. quarter Of tile s. Z. quarter; the 8. W
quarter of the s. Z. quarter OF the s. F. quar-
ter and 81 acres offthe east side OF the s. w.
quarter Of the 5. W. quarter OF thes. e quar-
ter. and all in section "a township 80 north,
of range II, west Of the 5th P. NJ. Iowa; also
one half Of thirty acres OF the north end Of
the f. half Of the northeast quarter of section
! 3 township SO north, OF range wese Il tho
5sh p. NJ. Iowa. divided into four parcels of
seven ana one half acres each, numbered !,
Q 3 and from the f. side and being mum
bcrs 2 and 4 thereof, and claiming partition
and division of said premises according to the
respective rights of tie parties hereto And
tn at unless you appear thereto aad defend
before noon Of the second day ct the next
term ofsaid Court appointed to be begun
and held in and tor sad county on he 5th
Monda, after the 3vd Monday Of Nay A. D..
1864, Dciault will be entered against you
and Judgment rendered thereon.
Dated May 7th, 1864. S. A, UPPER.
n2Svs) Atty, for Piff.
rrintcvs fees $3.50
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27

GTATE OFIOWA. Houard County S. S.
- TO Sinclair Sutherland and Sarah
Ann Sutherland: You are hereby notified
that there is now on file in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court Of Howard
county Iowa, petition Of C. D. Read, claim
ing Of you the said Sinclair Sutherland the
sum Of three hundred and ninety four dol.
lars aad forty three cents and interest at ten
per cent on three promissery notes executed
and delivered by you to John Salianx, on
the 2sth, day of February A. D. 1861, and
payable year y at ten per cent. to his order;
and YOU are further notified that no claims
the foreclosure of a m ,rtgage executed by
you to secure the payment Of the said prom
issory notes And now unless you appear
at the next term Of said Court to be held on
the Fl fth monday after the third monday in
May 1864, and answer the said petition on
or before noon of the second day thereof
your default will be taken and judgment and
decree entered as asked for by the petitioner
in his said petition. Dated May 5, 1864
na5l C E. BERRY, Atty, for PIE.
SO cents Internal Revenue Stamp.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27

The ROMANCE TAKEN oUT--"My
dear, the sun is just STOPPING to kiss
the western wave,' said lady to her
husband, and / am reminded that l
must see that you have some biscuits
for tea as light as the snow fax land as
harmless Stop, said she, I cannot
do it for am out Of Chemical Salera
tus, thesonly article fit to be used for
such a purpose The grocery was
doubtless far away Or the lady would
have found the article put up in bright
red papers.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27

sion, and, before God according to or
thadoxy, for crimes Of omission. But
let us look eandiily at this hoax for a
moment, employing the administration
agnifyins microscope with double
lens Of great ..hextra'' power. 1t will
be remsr. bcred that nearly every re
publican journal IN the land has pub
lished the announcement that 100000
more soldiers have been determine
ed upon by the President, to be obtain
cd by draft by the 1st or Is, of July.
The difference in the two dispatches is
Just 100000 men and that slight va
ri .t!on we suppose is what determines
the ,,treasonable" character Of the ,,ho
gus" article. But if 4 mistake Of 100
900 men is to decide the question OF
treason for or against private ncwspa-
per publish els what effect ought the
mistake made by the administration in
calling out $50 0 men to ,,suppress a
rebellion" that has already required the
srcrifce Of over 5000 men to have
up its guilt or innocence of treason?
;, Fiat Justitia."
Truly yours, ". r. NJ.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27
EDITORIAL BREVlTIES

Our latest news from the army Of the
Potomac i, up to Sunday last. Grant
hal advanced Is miles south of SPOTS
vlyanla Court House Lee it was
thought would fall back as far as the
South Anna River where he would
make a new line Of defence, and where
most probably the decisive struggle
would take place.
Butler it is stated has met with some
little reverse. the entire nature Of
which we are unable to ascertain, how
ever he has fallen back to his intreHch
mcnts where he vas again assailel by
the rebels, whom he repulsel. His loss
is stated to have been 5000. The
Richmond papers admit Z loss of l, 800
on the part Of The South.
Since Writing the above dispatch
has been received stating that Grant
has Gro :sed the n, Anna River. Sine
brisk fighting occurred which resulted
IN our favor. No particulars
Gold closed in New York on Tues
day last, which is our latest, at 1,S5 81 L.
A. Saddler having Thoroughly reitted
his store is fully prepared to furnish
the public with groceries of every des-
cription at the cheapest possible rates.
Orton Brothers Great Circus exhibited
here on Tuesday last to the entire sat
isfaction of their many spectators.
\ Social hop was given at the New
Oregon Hotel on Friday evening May
20th. 1t was we'll attended and the
company appeard to enjoy themselves
finely.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27
4 FRIEND IN NEED TRY III.

DR.. Streets Infan'ble Linsment, is prepared
the rec,e Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut, thu
great bone setter and been used in his practice Tor
the last twenty year with astonishing success As an
remedy it without rival and Will alleviate
main more speedily than any other preparation FOR All
rheumatic and Nervous Dsorderst istrly iniaoe ana
curative for Sores Wounds sprains Bruises &C., us
.oo.hug healing powerful trengthing properties
wonder and astonshment OF all VINO nave ever
Given Il trial Over thousand certificates OF remarNt
able cures performed BY it wtn the last two years.
this fact.
See advertisement.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27
NEW OREGON HOTEL.

The subscriber has purchased the above
named hnnse in this village which is now
thoroughly refitted and open for the recep-
ton of guests. He will spare no pains to
make it home for the travelling public.
New Oregon Iowa, May IA, 1864.
nesv:i JAMES e. Mel ATGHIlN.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27
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GEN. GRANT CESSFUL,

The grand endurance Of our troops
has 50 far accomplished all that could
be asked for, but nothing can come up
to the grand movement of Hammer
slough Bros. They have addea to
their Dry Good Store Merchants
Tailoring Shop, where they can accom-
cdate most any boy who wants gar
ment, call and see them.
Iailors wanted-2 pants makers,
2 coat makers, 2 vest makers. None
but the best Of workmcn need to apply
Hammerslough Bros.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27
Farm for Sale.

1--WE and quarter miles west of the
II village Of New Oregon, and 3 miles
south of Howard Center valuable for both
stock and grain raising, with never falling
stream of water running through it. l60
acres, so fenced and 60 broke, with orch
ard. fruit trees &C., good house and barn.
will be sold cheap. Apply to
ALEXANDER MARSHALL,
lana, Paris, Howard Co, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27
CUANGEFUL JOE.

A lively youth once did know,
The ladies called him" chansetul 700; =
AS rrolcsome as any kitten,
By cupids shaft lie Oft was smitten;
And vet no hcld the wound as light
As if n mere mosquitoes bite
One day for Ellen lie was signing.
! he next for Kitty he was dying;
And when you tAo't him a most finished,
His a mes were suddenly diminished.
And SO his love was daily turning.
Now like glass house furnace burning,
And now it seemed to each spectator
His breast was refrigerator,
What romcdy can We discover
To cure the fault Of such n lover
No girl who acts by my advice
VIII have such beaux at any price;
However cheap they may appear,
Iu one respect yonll find them dear;
Like certain garments, basely made,
By tyro's of the stitching trade;
But bsaux worth having, must stick fast,
Like Abrm Kohn's Clothing made 10 last.
Having Just received large stock Of
pring and summer goods, consisting CT
Ready Made Clothing,
Of every description for Mems aud Boys wear Also
large stock Of
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27

At prices within the reach Of every Churck,
School, Cemetery, Factory, or Farm in the
land Their use throughout the United Sta
ties and Canadas for the past six years has
proven them to combine most valuable quail.
ties. Among which are TONE, STRENGTH,
soNoRoUsNEss, and DURABILITY OF y,BRA-
TON, unequalled by any other manufacture.
Sizes from ) to 5000 lbs, costing rwo-1HIRDs
LESS than other metal, or 90 cents per pound
at which price warrant them twelve
months. Old bell metal taken in exchange,
or bought for cash. Send for Circular to
the Manufacturer
JOHN B. ROBINSON,
No. 100 William Street, New York.
LIST OF PRICES, WEIGHTS AND SIZES OF FARM,
HOTEL, STEAMBOAT. sCHooL-HoUsE, SHOP,
AND FACTORY rELLs.
i heSe bells are fitted with Yoke, Stand
ards, Crank and Bolt, complete for use:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27

LIST OF ACADEMY, STEAMBOAT, FIRE ALARM
AND CHURCH BELLS, WITH PARTICULARS AS
TO WEIGHT. SIZES, PRICE OF BELLS, HANG
INGs &C. -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27
VcGye gor Ivestern RGillroq.

.McGrgor IVestern Re'lpog.
On and after March 2lst. 1864, Trains
will leave and arrive as follows, Saturdays
esceStea
Trcs,s Lcars.
n. McSresor, s,0o NJ
N.onona, 3;Oos NJ oe aFf!'"' 81 s'"os>
Trains Arrve.
n NcGregor, SOU PM
Mcnosa. sooA NJ connecting with stages
MILWAUKEE I Pr. DU CHEN RAILWAY.
DEPARTURE TRIMS
Mail and Dav Exnress Pass 49,. goo 4. NJ
Night and EXPRESS Pass ........ lo:l! P. NJ
ARRIVES rE. DC cHIsN.
Nail and Day Express Pass. S'5 P NJ
Night and Express Pass. .....' ''' A. NJ
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27

Iryou want to buy crockery of any KIND
cheap got
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27

Immense arrival
of spring and
summer
goods,
at the cheap cash
and barter
store of
G. 3 3, hlai,lIlG GHtE2a2[.
THE undersigned is Just re-
H. ceiving and will constantly
keep on hand a full and complete
assortment of
Prints.
Deloines,
Cloths and Cassin.sres,
Boots and Shoes,
Sheeting,
E2annels,
Ready made Clothing
Fancy Goods,
Hats, Caps,
Crockery,
Glassware,
Mavls, Hoods, Gloves =. Mittens.
The celebrated Seth Thomas
Clock, warranted to keep time
one year.
Hides bought. also gr'in and farm pro-
duce of all kinds wanted in exchange for
goods He is determined not to he under
sold in this market. and will pay the high
est possible market prico for all kinds Of
produce.
you want q fnc Looking Glass, one
that will make an ugly face look pretty. 60
to II. q. MlTCHELL'S
If yo,. want good goods, call on
II. B. MITCHELL.
fyou want cheap goods call
on II. 3. MITCHELL.
If you want goods worth the
price paid for them, call on H.
B. MITCHELL, at the Stone
store opposite the New Oregon
Hotel. Clocks and Watches re-
paired and warranted.
New Oregon, Iowa, April %, 1864.
n23yl) II. B. MITCHELL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27

~ NcGregor, SOU PM
Moncsa. 1904 VI. connecting with stages
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27

vENO J. R. Mills s. Co, & Revenue stamp
n Iewett Gates g. John so eeats
son. defendants. \ cancclea.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-18

seurvy aad Sesofalbas kfussisns Eal
cover shs bodies sl ahose ssass nsa vao
are fghssag sbssr eounsry's battles. Highi
ais, bad food, and dssnehiug rsins will
make sad havoc wisA shs sasanssss, shssR-
fore les every msa sNpRag hizaA VITA
HoELoWAF'S OINTMENT Il is . esr'
lain sags Tor svsry kind of akin disease
II the readsrof lAas sssiss esanossss aIbel
Oh pills on oislasns lsazn the drug stsss
n his pises, leg him write 70 nae pa Maid
ca Lane, enclosing iha amount and ! vii
mail box fres 81 expense. masy deal
srs VIII noskssp ny Bsaisissssa hsat
hecaass thsy eaunos naka - laRsh pf0hl
rs oa oshsr psssoas make. s. asnss, q
ssa.s, 4ad sl.ao pr bsx o. pos I sls
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-18

: p eerues . slaat D waaaa s4ssets.

= .uxs xaIE8s. ,......v,..,...i ...foWA
= ssr q n -eRaFFogD q seH, who have FITTED % AZ
= saxa&ss cd ID IN stys anAafpa&aea BY Any hetsl 20
sAn wssa ZkaAx labs b siways Buepued VIII ID :
exs Shxs kAe aaSk d sGSrds, and syssT eonvtI ecs
shSrsd fin sf5s kc 10 fer eks eua1agt ard saeAssEs
afxasxts aarfng their stay NJ tie Capital Of la~s
94kaeAa& 20 Ola hstel IL na stable AID SSf.
v5nga wsuse where uayeilATs' hsEse8 are Gar I'd
Ter and parsons having business ia the couatry
sms Be aeaonmada ted 9Th soaTryancsa 10 any paTa
- thz gasAs .. r. sposR0&D son 7
pas kosnes, fgwx, Dec. 10, Bssss q
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-18

! ITgrsssss w1Ya HCxAx Lxxs. Tbs bss-
sss impesition Of the sgs has been pgae-
tissd By villains who ara makiag and ssll-
Ing "A arsisls parpoesiag 70 BE- oAeaieAi
sAlesasas-lAs ssHoasawivss' Fsvorite''
---mada by D.. B. Leland d 90. Ths
authors Of this villainy saghs nos 10 be
peEmisasa 10 10 ~ large. Thcy sse szss-
lag Win human life AID seeking % DE-
ssruy sha ~eaz sAzAsa reputation Of sAs
Chemical Saisrasas, wasssA 70 alssys PM
up in red papers. The spurious Article
comes in green. Gall for she genuine and
look to the color.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-18

r - a crowd Of rai6ans and blask-
guards asssmhled at Hsgg's Brewery On
Sunday last aad after filling themselves
With Lager, assaulted and beat an aid
man, because he would not drink to tbs
heallh al sold Aba.D After this ssey
Heal down ssress to the DeKa5 House
where thar gosa up AsosAeT row. Al
nighs they commenced sgain and kept u
up It'll near mosnisg making the might
Asaseas wish sasis ysiis I'D ssNsyGug.
Tine sams shing was sassssa ovss' On
Asnaay nigh&. A
Why dsnss Marshal Basap atssad 70 he
.sbiE, p and keep these rowdiss In shsit
proper bosnds 7
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-18
AUCTION l. COMMISSION
DEKAY &c ALLEN,
aiBNE BR0ADWAYI
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

H. b DEKAr ana ca AALwa AELxx. having i.
scetassd themselves in the Auesioa q ComEalssi IN
kusiness viii attend to TIE selling either pwhe
~ sTszsis AISLE 81 Al kin&s sf s2Sek wsgana bar
nesa ) n6 all kinds Of properly SaF~f
NJ. B.-stsbliag AMI yard x1eom@sAAticns FUR
asked On reasonable terms
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-08-18

GKx. ACOEgLGAs.--WeFsgreG to zee the
frigzsis - H@assl A4eE ~ aas s%sss to
tie Old political trick Of getting . Few
men saa bsys asassAeEA M she different
wards of the city, appointing president,
ssssstayY, esS.x and, with tls I'D .es >
few dollaSs expended .alaqng ,ths report
ers, parading their proceedings before the
public as an expression Of popular feel
Ing ia this clty.
.@sss sssss ssosss sosas sbsg fssssAl
al The Chicago Conssusan, We cad ssssre
the parties interested that ahe eonssary
wilI b tbs gwnlt,a "A Asxxe maigElg q
Fshs @snsssssm mh@ ar@ saaks&akss % &hi~
cage have seen she same thing ssoas 10
their respective districts maay slmes, aud
ana axaxa that is sssaaixes pa tisxIs, e.
- q fsseseF ssmazs kaS moasysA III IN
80 III / narada tie sai 10 Satas i
10 inIars and helitale caadidasx
vs. all kn6w the feeling Of disgust
and opposissan iazAm STANDARDIZATION IL 90
intense, that la lkrgs city like Sess
YsTk aIsiagle pablseaaisn u ar-mevsisg
| q sxpsass khaA opiniom will bsxne large
numbers sogsshasg- bsass.