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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26
QtR PGsTNESE n.
q PEACE PARTY.

"a. n-ra1sgat;e ps..y;s ga Esd sna
advocate cf reaca As it would rot msie
war for the destruction of Stata institutions.
- ii would not prouns is existence to ac-
,crn plish such an end It vii! hail with saris-
le,io, tie close IF the war. snd a restoration
ii the Union upon the basis Of ,'e Con:tltn
E.n. standing p,sdgcd ~ its anteccden'' snl.
h story to use ali tie means q onnrah'e ne
so::as;os and promise 10 that end. twill
sct sen.ent to a separation OF .he States
Staa,l;r spon tn. lasEor7. i is procured
= ,es;.t ali assaults upon i>s integrity. awe
sa,;xs peace aad yssterst and Hl.l.c.en
S...n II states.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26
HDxToEIAL ERE .lTIEa,

One Of the Fundamental principles
nIpan which oar system: 0; s1yerHmea;
j. hasei, cor.s:s;e il tie .'t-a That The
People are tie s'vere,sns, rni that
hey who hold the places Ct official hon
t.. and ,rus: al ons Us, are sarpnntS
.:.he People, ~ other words gov
s,~nlneuts are Instituted among Enen dc.
deriving their inst powers from 'Ae
.onseu: oftsc s,veri.c1.'
N view % this car'iinsl stand poi: :
# Our political system, AMI in view Of
the fact :.lat the present Presldent ot
She L. S. is candidate for the position
he now occupies far another prvslden-
,ial term i, is we'll perhaps to consider
what may be his title to a coctinuance
Unpopular favor, and what his quaht-
cations SO aireadv displayed for the
high office he again asks st she hands
# the intelligent voters Of The country.
50 recount The history ot the union
since the election Of Abraham Lincoln.
IL Is tel! the whole story Of secession:
Of fanaticai resistance 10 compromise,
Of executive ana party promises ,br"-
ken and pledges unredeemed: in short
i. is to tell such , tissue If evils aud
siAr.n,iy- proyoked visitations of Pro,i-
dence upon people whose ouly offence
was to u:lch srus. and patience with
:aeir 1rong-headei and eyii-neattej
rulers, Sc never until nor darkenei ta=
ssceros Of history. Fross such task
the mere journalists must necessarily
.urn with horror. What moe iane-
,liasely concerns ~ now are the cxccu-
tive merits anu abilities &C this Ab,a-
aam Lincoln who, IL the face Of the
dark AM terrible history Of lis admin
is!ra,ion, asks ssata tbs suffrage Of the
American PEOPLE
The Congressional career Ct Mr.
Zine In tisclosas only that remarkable
srasnaodic display If petliotis,u upon
his part which is eyi4cnced.by lis vote
against granting supplies TO our fam
ished and war-w"rn soldiers IN The
Mexican war. ~ gather from lis
speeches thenan in his after celebrated
col test in IlAnois with lie lameutsl
Dvuglss that he lad lali away III n:
PUBLIC .eyncrie.ee 49, '''''' !:
seated dislike Of the Sln!hcra Unitor
States and their Institutions, which l!as
during his administration. swiftly be.
come 50 inten e'y scci nal h,t wen tn;
t1arrisrns, the Tlltons sn the Beech
ers. are now proud TO march with. hi:
political flag, and keep step with ,ht
music Of his abolitionizing prvclau,a
tions, our distracted country now needs
81. the helm a nan Of the most ENLARGED
Views Of the wisest and calm. st state
manship, man that Can fully realize
she grand idea that compromise is the
only and sure road to q continui u.
:Hsaoe, realizing to that other sen,i-
ment Of wisdom lin dealing with the
,nisled enemies Of our union) "to err is
human, but to forgive divine"
70 the mean time, il seems indeed
Gtasnd proper, and to US not unexpec:.
cd that Dir. Lincoln, the ver;..',..s f.
tbtY of.hss z=oss peruicious doctrine:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26
FLOWS! PLoWsl!

Wa would call the attention Of farmers
tn this branch oi cur trade The It Joseph
iron Company ut Mishawaka, Indiana are
now mannf .cturng for us Flows If ~
sunerior guilty; made from the bes. Of steel
selected nhel, polished ana finished up in
beautiful style. We are nov receiving and
.hs II keep for sale s,ocd assortment OF the
different kinda
HENRI .YRUBLE. McGreeor, Iowa, or
SIMON RuBLE. Brloi'. Wis. u.s.
s.so.*nst Tos.h.Te..el hpxaa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26
Two-Wheelcd Mower Attachment

B, tho ne oF y few bolts. the reaper plat.
fr m = taken f. All odd ton,l large grnun J
wheel ia pat oo, n..,i a steel fix bic cutter
bar attached, VIII ch makes \ tw who's ed
mower unsurpassed or e4nale! by any NOW
err now brioye the pubic. We clam Ter
this combined nachins a snperi>rity cy2"
Ill Others. from the fact o: it. being sui2n
did ne-wleelei reaper and o-wbeaea
mower Farmers are invite ~ call aad
examine them before going elsewk' c.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26
MOTT :. e.

Ny wife Nancy NJ otark.e Aas;ss left
my bed ant board without cau,e or prcyoca-
ton, all persons arc hereby notified not to
trust or ha,lor hsr On. my ecc"put.
Howard Co. iowa JOSEPH STARKiE.
Aug 8, 1864. I.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26


Sir: goa arc hereby notified that
there is now o ii'e in The Iii 80 OF the Gle, <
OF II. g.. tr.ct ourt a How AID Goa ~ 10
va, pet ton II Btuy,ey ana PITTS ca. lnrs
OF You the sutu oi TWO hundred do..ars and
interests 1T the rat" o. tcn per G, git
~.. --'-'vr~ trc7ost ury 81 .it.iihcr A. d.
1860, on your pr"ra sary note the su,n
nf tWn hand e.. DO, ars AID ten lei c.uI OK
ecntcd by sop III McG Z, er on tue tn "a
day oi Seltt"m Ter a u. 1860, aua pnyab e
IN he l,t slAv ertcnlf er a. . 1861; AMI
now ul,te>s You appear at the next term oi
"a 4 cut,it, 10 be he,d on the 5.a Monday
AFTER the 81 Monday in MtyAD 1854
and ahswcr the said pet on on or hciol g
MO loi the secoad day thereof ,olr deait
VIII he taken aha jnrgmcnt rcnde. ed
az .in-ty ol a. asked ~ tbs p,tti 'nars, you
are ;lss notified that an attachment ha,
been ask"d "a" an grantod
Daled Nu.embei. 2. 4 l. 1868
{. +. BERRY, ATTY for no
Petitioners.
The above entitled sn:t-was co! iln3l IN
ii, t g October Ie m for s"rvic by plh iea-
ton, to " t: OF the 5 h Monday after the
"a monday of September A. D. 1864.
L. f GERRY,
n4'v5 ATTY !or FIAs.
Dated Angu-t Is. 1884.
5o:t y. :. Rev. 1t atlignd ard cancelled
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26
The sill abs ,rjlns topic u The day ia
re grea. Democratic na,iou.i Couven-

The sill abs Jr1lns topic x The day ia
me great Democratic na,iou.i Conver.-
zion. to he hel1 q: Chicago next Mon
day. The attention If al ryIi,icrl
parties, Of all llr.a moni.l Interests,
aud particularly Of the Industrial ia
oo.lng mssses Of the people; is turned
with the most intense Lugins to the
wise councils and consi lcr.,c action q
this Convention. What course o. pro-
ce1nre in regar to many II the c,n-
iilctli'g aud di"i sionul Questions which
perpfex noH-a-,lays the most deliberate
! councils, will be adopted as W II as
what standard bearers will be selectet.
to head the triumphant march If tbs
Democratic and Conservative hosts H.
,ht Llo"lless victory Of The coming Ell
ec'lpn, We canuot IS Yet surmise.
That there will he strong emulation
and I'ay he bitter ;jeal .usics, oceasion.
e by disappointed personal anlbirirn
OF local prej udice, there ia - .s"eor
10 0onht, brt The molneDtous an! pal
pa3le fact, that the grea. interests, an'
perhaps the life OF the nation, is in a
great measure dependent upon this
Convention, viii prompt its assembled
wisdom to the wisesr, calmest. m,
most cOnslierate measures to wrcst on,
country from the n,aeistrons Of f,uati
clsm and war in which i, is struggling
to restore conG'lrg trut in the hearts
oil the reopl,, ye-estabish the rrac-
teal blessings Of civil religions liberty
aEd give TO our Ship of State some no.
bic and trussy pilot, who vii! make he,
flag once more the worll-renound eto
blem Of Union fraternity and Peace.
The Senior Editor Of this paper now
on an East IN tour, will next week
favor our renders with full and mill
ute history Of the proceedings Of the
J Convention.
The firm Of Covan .schel!engcr L.
%, have just received enc Of the lar.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26

It's . ,e,ke,r t,....,,.. = ;,;a
pGden. assumDlion 80 s,v. Give the
Shareholders their st:.r..onsl ,;s;..
aud thew Will return - ,ov,l,gr !,
ti.ey had bee, content with ,hera >.
cured by dem ,cr,;i. aI,n;,i.tr.,.;,,
they ue.,r son!I a.g.- SOC. ~: Tiav
SPLIT the ,en,rrat4e .nrr, =, rh.,,o,
ION ~, ,grp ,se that ,hev ,o;rh+ eso.,.
from ,h,. very c,,a.,,r, ,yh;.h .ho.
now proclai,ned ready and esear ~ rc
enter. The pretepc. ia haarl.ss ,n1
i,nrnlent. Thew are E ,l,;n,,. ,ho;r
chief savsl ,ior ioapran.,a,ra ;, .,3 :.
nothing less Thew want to 10 s,o,
alone" II lsea,e, tbev nn.t s,4.,o,
hutthev are not c..mjnr hack So ,,,,,
as tney can helm ;,-No,o v.I
Tribune
IA s.v oorcn asked tr,v :. :
'neocemnns OF Mr.. Lincolns aI,ni,.i..
ton was the Concession of her coD,t;-
tati,nsl riyh,s as uecl,rel by n q
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26

'"N' ~ '~~-' '';A -
'."3 : !, cl~.oi exist ..I.-s!uvc ou,
hnt.5r,r p" ami he s.n,,i,. wh,sr If,
work it !as Ec,a TO lcnonrcn oar C.,1
stiru'ion rs ''C,van ont with Lca,E
an( l,a~ne with He'll" ,hnull Row
mn,vh han} N hand IN ,,,j>Ir,l nfJi.,.
/ y; .hp i :. with in ass,,n.l mir g.,
hc e~,y. III: .thc lyyi, !, his cvp,,
Dr. ctsiura- that he as gx;.ys4 BIZ
crrHty" =. ! lie u.lp,x ne l,,s,,,.,
orrAi:vs,s Il cur political rain. i!'n.t,.,-
Ting Nv rhc;r cphsrr,icrcv tho conn.
n1I &N}-!:<,l a 1..r's 5lpxs. j.,
ofane.'
Fi1a.iv, ,hl e~eeo,i e ~.ri'itv which
promises, - lauch IN Mr.. I.i0voIn's
inanc4rai address, sDJ f. which ,,,,-
.,r~ss tae Auo.ic4n reop'a were en-
evnrs1 r.l 10 lonk with tie fanAest cx
recIatlohs, rs now viewed in the nrom;-
~erc acts q his administrator shows
to lis 0niY Il Succession of mistakes
''ii'1 persistence IN unconstitutional,
"S'' ~ '"S ana WrecSI>ss repetition
u '''1 !"'s' l'HIisA and lncxcusah'e
''u''"f'S III i".ne and foreign policy.
bT liv'f NUTS Y" shall Nn'" t's'n,
! SEl I've Is me liz iStliSNt. HI It's ten 9th
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26
Gu Times,

Il FAcv WORTH KNowtNo.-All
rrocers are COMPELLED to sell the staple
articles Of heavy gn,d$. wh"thor they
make Il large prat or not, hut in shelf
- us aud m,nf articles e whjc! ,h"
purchaser is not Judge, they sd
III Sc upnn which they can make the
The ~ ,st rrphc, in this way worthless
Ss'cratus is soil, nnl in no Other.
The grocer who intends t. sell the hes
= '"'}s an | refv np'n fair p""Gt, viii
always keep DrLanl & Cas- Ch"mic-
al S,lnrl,us, and thousands Of ether
Will Sc Il nn other.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26

BROWN says: FLss the money rell," Ii b
unsafe =, do an Old fashioned slow iut:.efs
q a;sA Sel-s ssA Fn,slj r,sssts. - 80
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26
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N"w""d { ,nn Y 10
10 Eiw u ID maLu.h.


81: YOU are hrtrhv motif 4 that H. Q
= nav st. =. -. -; 81 ,!a irr.-. az ~;
i>'slr q cart f !so AID Cnupt,. I,wu T.
pet ilon Of " an Black burn ella nal j. Of
Nou the aur o.thrre hun ell X e sl,cn re
- lars H. money duo him on u J. each &C
warranty. ma deed cx cutcl BY YOU To- him
on he serc. IN day OF iuy'i>' A d 1853 Tor
,e1''fY NlN feet ot q ornd # he -O!th SIDE OF
1T IHr i3) hlutk : ,lun~,n AMI 9th.
e'>"H,ulnh ~ tic yli"g. ct New 0r.gon.,l,
"h,-h rr'n"rtv WAS am Mig &c cxecuted hy
}. r Mitchell 10 q sorge " Hch. fed VII III
mortgage has h"en iorec'o>el. amt the eaia
property sod for the said san. u. th-eo hun-
dr. q and @htv n.ne d,llars Aud naw an
'e>sNo "rf'"ar 1T IA" next term OF tho said
Iodre AMI answer t'e said rctii.un OF or he
n'en""n OF second dav thereof vny~ H.
la Mil h. ken and Judgment rrniv,cd
ga'nst vOu as IL kci tor Ivy the p,t,tion
Said term wi CONNIE 60 on tho fifth Nioa-
day a''@r the third Monday n September 4.
n. 1864 yen mr. also notified tnat an at on.
nsHt hao b"eH s,c1 GU! by TIE p.ain;,U to
eclre the said claim
c. {. BERRY.
nilr5 idtty for PHI.
Dated Aug / A . 1864.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26

DgE ID.
jrl7 % 1864 IN Nchvaskn TArr:rnr.
~! lie io1.n'v a. to !aho, Edwin F.. >law.
SON late o. q an:,er NJ nnesota aged abnu;
thirty v",r-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

Lawn, oor- -sseamsr Arriua-Frcm poscn-Nr and Mo
CurtiS % issson; - oscs Spelling caa dang hs.s
yourssul baitcs asd daushter bankhars ana Cap!
james ckos q New FORK NJ end ~. jane A.src SO
and ir ] S.Nk i've csiass. and ss.ysaA n QasS:sj
Ics Pierre ssd Jshn 0s,ey o. BgstsH, re,a ~
yield, q Ns.ssehusss; nushy Ana n2esT 'S n1
.sSe q sss ne.sss Is.a sc1:s sss koSsr;
ssss' q Cscs sysscn REX rS. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

The gasc which neither the Secretary nor TIE
chcvalicr appears 10 have considered They
arc lighting against Secretary Chase, wteu
they believe 70 be their most dangerous oppe-
aeati but suppose that Secretary Chase should
slip aside. and disclose the formidable appari-
ton Of General Grant. arned cap pied. and
ready for Tho fray What would become OF
Mr.. Lincoln and his champions thens This Is .
consiagoAcy for which Mr.. Seward aud the
Chcvalicr arc altogether unprepAred; add yet
nothing seems moro probable than that Secre-
tary Chase will resort 10 this very manouvre.
Every day We are expecting tho Intelligence
that Chase has formally Withdrawn Ia favor Of
General Grant. and that he will eventually do
80 We have not the slightest doubt, AZ soon
e. that occurs tho Presidential contest will DO
decided beyond . peradventure Lincoln may
then 60 back 70 Springfield. and retail his juicy
jokes by barroom Gre. .aaA the Chevalier
Wikotf may go to London and write bis anto-
biography. Rut what win bscoms - poor
Secretary Sewsrds Ourfeeiinxs i6vsscsns m
and NO pause, for q repl5. Thafiov Wesd.
what say youi Bat, II 81 aay aocid6nt afrs
Lincoln should b. re-eiected, Seweyd ought
certainly to be his successor, with The chevallor
WikoG o. shis Secretary Of State. Then, In
deed. our foreign affairs would be well
managed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

that the cypress newspaper managers, in join
ing their fortunes with the copperhead democ-
racy, have repented Of their follies as Knights
Of the Dark Lantern, are under great mis-
take. The proceedings in court in the Express
case show that its managers are still inveteratc
Know Nothings. They know nothing of the
expenses Of their mysterious journal, they
know nothing Of its receipts, they know nothing
OF its circulation, and they know nothing Of its
advertisements. Under such extraordinary
Know Nothing engineers II is not very sur
prising that tho Express has fallen 30 low in it's
circulation that, when called upon to tell It,
the man who ought to know everything about
It Is regular Know Nothing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

President Csss, Of the Pistsbug go tsse wayse kai
road refuses 70 scesde v The deaa6 - ~ erkee 81
m vev o. ne fpeouency 81 accidents aBd eeeeNc1D -
late at one svsep dscSavd a ths smpozse - Ne rod,
and ID dstsrnlasd 70 rsvousoaiss the manner Ia vhch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

..s uH, y; t,s -. ~ ~.
vn6 haa prevailed for TIE last twsotyfou hours Ths
tiuo q 81 Johns 10 DIVA est of Lamanche IL will -
repaired 20 quickly - pessisle.
Corr, N. r, Jan. 2l--Noco.
The wires ere SIN down East and the wsaihsr b sem
very unsettled fhe great depth Of the snew rsa1sss
almost impossible for the lire rsparsrs v travel The
iss however win be put h working order - speedily =
poaeiblo w.w w f##M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

riot occurred in seymour, Ind on Tuesday last, be-
sxeso some druuIen eoldssrs ths guard which re-
suited In the death Of two n ths rioters and th wcundng
Y or several pthcrp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

Mr.. PRANK DREW AT THE OLYMPIC.
Mr. Frank Drew made bis Hrst appearance In this city
At the olympic theatre Monday evening before very
crowded house, In the burlesque Of Nazeppa The
performance was repeated last evening.
Mr.. Frank Drew 10 the brother Of the late Mr.. John
Drew the Irish comedian. He 10 great favorite in
Phisdelpha, and has just returned from very
fuI engagement In England We glad 10 say that be
has fully justified the reputation which had preceded him
here and that he has made most decided and emphatic
hit.
H. j. Byron ever wrote. II ran long while In London
aad produced 1t the winter Garden three or four
years ago. By Mr.. Jossph Jefferson and Mra Chan'rau
fhoss Who remember Mr.. Jefferson In the part OF Cass
msy will b. disappointed with Mr. Drew whose style
b entirely diersn, and who hes had the advantage Of
ooslng Robson play The ros which Mr. jefferson had not
Mr. Drews incidental limitations OF Kean Kembe. Booth,
Forrest Couldock and other actors especially fns,
ana hlo sIneine and dancing are excellent
or the rest Of the characters not necessary 20 say
anything, except that Mrs. Wood plays 0linska with her
usuai sty and that Mr. Davdgs has mis- old part Of the
water Khsi Of Tartayy The scenery an1 dresses are
very eool We think that the present programme q this
thsssSe can be retained almost incidentally. The
and Screams Of laughter provoked y ~ ner,imsr-sn
Amsrioan Charles Matthsws-ln Ball in China chop,
aad ~ aud roas q laughter ELECTED BY Mrs.
wood and Mr. Drew IN Mayeppa, musl b heard 70 BE-
sppescated, andtou snotheS original phraseay be
Imaginsd, but cannot b dsscsibsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

20 - Bosrou, Jan. a, 1854.
Ts trial az Csovrs Jones' known Count Joanues for
being Z common Ssrrstor, resulted to-day 10 convsc-
linn n NJ defandaDt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

NEARLY MILTON OF the sniy vas SOLD 70 day
By tciesvsp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

HOTTEk.-Encl000 SCORPION Dy q circt0 OF
FIRE and be will sting himself to death. South
ern secession. that scorpion Of Southern folly,
Is now undergoing this process The Raleigh
Standard warns the rebel Congress that If the
sweeping despotic military and financial mea-
sures now pending before that body are passed,
''the people Of North Carolina will take their
affairs Into their own hands, and will proceed,
in convention assembled. to indicate their
liberties and their privileges" and says further
that "there is no power to prevent them from
doing this, and woe be to tho official character
who shall attempt to turn the arms Of Confede-
rate soldiers against the people Of this State !"
Reduced to plain English, this means that
with the passage Of the intolerable tax bills
aud CONSUMPTION bills now before the rebel
Congress, the people Of North Carolina will,
through State convention, secede from JEFF.
Davis, and fight him should he attempt by arms
to dispute this Southern State right of seccs-
sion. But what right has he to interfere in this
business! Is not the right Of secession en-
phaticaliy affirmed In the SO called Confederate
States constitution? 1t is Let us rejoice,
therefore, that the scorpion is singing away
its own life. The people Of North Carolina
may now put an end to their own sufferings
and to their indispensable rebel despcsism
within thirty days. a.
Our PUBLIC SCHOOL SYsTEN.-Tbe scandal in
the Board of Education, which has just resulted
in the expulsion Of one Of its members, is giving
rise to good deal Of bitter feeling. Those
who feel an interest in the proper working Of a
system which, but for the politicians, would be
the best ever devised, are naturally indignant
that such slur should be cast upon it. We
tell them, however, that this case is not soli-
tary one We can pick out . number Of men,
both in and under the Board, whose character
and antecedents render them utterly unit for
their positions. Had these been subjected to .
proper scrutiny they would not only not be en-
trusted with the care Of children, but with the
care Of anything. OF course when persons Of
this stamp have the appointing power the So
lsctions Of female teachers win BE- guided by
their Individual preferences. We are satisfied
that If the Board will pursue their investiga-
tons they will bring to light many more such
scandals a. that which has just edited the town.
They owe 1t to themselves, they owe it to the
usefulness Of the system Of which they have the
management, and they owe it to the community
that there should be thorough wedding out
Of all such communicating influences. What
has occurred both here and in Brooklyn will,
we trust, direct attention to the necessity of
change in the present mode Of selecting
these School Commissioners. As long as the
politicians have . controlling voice in their
election the public must expect to have it's
feeling shocked by a repetition Of these scan
dalous occurrences.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22
The s~nksa 0svsrnasns Steamer.
BAIrnoas, Jan. 20, 1854.

mo government steamer General Msles. which Wa
sunk On Tuesday sshs on Fort Carroll, Pasapsco river
was loaded with guspowdsr. &C. General r. D. Tyler
and Captains FRENCH Mcdowell and OWN were among
her passeugsrs 8he was bound 70 Port Tobacco. Tia
eeanev wss fast ths cs whom the steamer Adelaide
came down upon and ths steamship Georgia, The
other svds, csuslng her 70 sink.
Tue General end his sts6 were rescued and sooa sue
ceeded in rcacknR the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22
TIE LEGISLATURE.

In The Senate yesterday bills were reported
fsvorsbly to amend the charter Of the Brooklyn
Psre Department and TO IegaIize the action Of the
gaperviscrs Of this CITY 10 Using bounty and riot
funds. Notices were gis Of bills 70 authorize
tho Erie RaiIroad Company 10 increase their capi.