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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.

The n. W. Grand Lodge of Louisiana, /. o. o. +.
meets semi annually on the Fourth Tuesday in
January and July, in Grand Lodge Room, Odd
Fellows Hall, corner of Camp and Lafayette
streets, New Orleans.
OFFICERS FOR THE PRESENT YEAR:
A. WALLACE HUNTER, Of Templar Lodge, No. 10,
M. W. Grand Master.
GEORGE NuaGEssER, Of Gerrnania Lodge, No. %,
n. w. D. Grand Master.
J. G. HInDEs, OF Washington Lodge, No. 3, r. W.
Grand Warden. II
HENRY BIER, of Hope Lodge, No. IA, R, W.
Grand Secretary.
N. W. WooLvEnTos, of Union Lodge, Nc. 8, R.
W. Grand Treasurer.
P. g. Nj. l.. HOMES, and P. G. X. l.. \. TOWER
Representatives TO the b. W. Grand Lodge, Uni
ted States.
]. G. DUNLAP, of Howard Lodge, No. %, r. W.
Grand Chaplain.
G. N MoRrsox, of Commercial Lodge, No. IL,
r. W. Grand Marshal.
F. KoEssEairz, Of Independence Lodge, No. %,
r. w. Grand Conductor.
A. THOMSON, of Union Lodge, No. 6, R. W. Grand
Guardian.
JOINS FRANEEoRD, of Crescent Lodge, No. 8, Il.
W. Grand Herald.
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS.
A. r. YENs1, OF Covenant Lodge, No. II, District
Nc. 2, comprising Wa hington Lodge, No. 8, and
Covenant Lodge, No. II.
JoHs H. WALKER, OF Pacific Lodge, No. 80, Dis
triet No. 8, comprising Jefferson Lodge, NO. 9,
and Pacific Lodge, No. SO.
J, G. CHAnRoTTg Of De Soto Lodge, No. 2, Dis.
trict No. T, comprising De Soto Lodge, No. z.
JACOB r. HUTFr, Of Hermann Lodge, No. 80,
District No. Is, comprising Teutonia Lodge, No.
10, Independence Lodge, No. 20, Germania Lodge
No. SO, and Helvetia Lodge, No. A..
All communications to the z. w. Grand Master
or Grand Secretary should be forwarded to the
Office of Grand Secretary, in Odd Fellows Hall.
HENRY BIER.
w.. s Grand Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

-. ABOUT 40 ACRES OF LAND, -
HINN within five miles Of this city, 49,
III well fenced and having good =.
80 dwelling house thereon. The $50
land Is new and of the best quality, With about
one half of 1t cleared the balance iu pasture The
place Ia admirably adapted for hursery ana
garden. For particulars enquire al the ONCE oil
the Gazette and Comet isnl4.
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Stufe OfLOnisiana-Parssh of East Rasou
Rougs--fIfth Judicial District Court--No 754
Probate-ln the matter of the aucees salon of
JOSHUA LAND, deceased.
DIX VIRTUE Of commission to me directad
~ from the Honorable the Fifth Judicial District
Court, of the Parish and State aforesaid, ! will
expose 10 public sale at the plantation on which
the Deceased, JOSHUA LAND, resided at the time OF
his death, on
WEDNESDAY, the % day OF AUGUST NEXT,
A. D., 1865, at IL o'clock NJ. of said day-a GER
tain tract OF land, known and described as situa-
ted, about twenty seven mics from the city of
Baton Rouge, on the sandy Greek ROAD, In Ihe
Parish OF last Baton Rouge, bounded North by
James Neasom East by tins heirs of Lloyd, South
by heirs of George CLANCY, and Vest by Joseph
Drehr, aud containing five hundred and thirty
acres mere or less, together With all the personal
property belonging to the estate Of the said JOSEPH
LAND, deceased, consisting Of
HORSES, MULES,
- CATTLE, OXEN,
WAGON,
F.. aEa BUGGY, S
FARMING UTENSILS,
Several bales of COTTON, in seed,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
&C., &C., &c.
Terms OF sale, cash, in q, s. Treasury Notes.
ED. cOUSINARD,
juiyl Sheriff.
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WOOD! WOOD !! WOOD -!

ORDERS FOR CORD WOOD (well sea-
W sonsd) left at the Gazette and Comet Once"
will usst With prompt attention. iRnsS
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LIST or LETTERS

n EMAINING in the Post ONCE, as Baton Rouge,
IL La, June goth, 1865. Persons calling for any
Of the letters in this list, win please say "a'eer'
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Aucoin, A Mr. McNabb,
Adams Oryilie Mr. . Mckenzie, Nj Miss
Anderson, S Il Miss Mansnr, Hiram
Aurving, Mr. MchitrlcR,
grunot' A Miss McGimpsey, L Mrs
Bernstein, ] Mr. McCausland, Marcus
Buhler, John r Montgomery, Il IL
Bennett, Lucy Miss McCspe, Richard
Bonny, NINE Astt mcOapes y &4.,t'
Bautet. b Miss ~ Myers, p Mrs care Of
Baggett, Joshua Mr. Monget, WIN
Brandt, VIM Mr. Michael, A Mrs
Birmingham, NBMr MARITIME, A
BalIantone. VINO McCullum, A Mrs
/ Brummitt, s J Lieut Martinez b Landry,
Burket, NJ Morgan, Benz
Burden, G Esq Munson, Nj Mrs
Banker, Fred Montgomery, NJ
Biount, Wiley Esq Ntzhugh,, 4
Barr. O A Mr. Mulligan CahilI,
Badger, Edmond Newman, G &
Broderick. NJ Neud, H
Brown, T Men, y n
Cortons.G Penny, A Miss
Castle. M Al Paign, II Miss
clark M Mr. Prime, FMr
Cooney. Mary Miss Phillips, WDMr
Craig. Il L Miss Perkins, II DR.
Caldwell. VIC Permission, 4 Mr.
Church, ] s Mr. Paimers Capt
Cleveland. Mrs Penny, II Mrs
Cellar, Mrs Z ParVerss y u
Clark, G W Esq Pruyn, \
Coneli. en- Quinfsro, Camilo
Borney, Mary Mrs katlif, Dir
Cotton n Ranse, A Miss
Dundass. Eliza Mrs Reldays u
DsvsIi lane q Miss Roberts, + n Miss
Dundags, james j Rodd, Mrs
Dowley, Sergt noeere, . tut
n.vennort &C Roberts, q Mr.
Davias Harriet Mrs Rodriguez, r Mrs
Dundas, James Reays, Mrs
Drumrite, Mrs handaI, "
Davis Jennie Mrs Aaoins DaVla
DsIaroderie. Aired Mr. Smith, W II Mr
Dewey, Helen Miss Soaring, Mr
Delarodsrie, ak Mr. summons, q BITS
Duplantier, Alfred Steele, samuel
Dsnbam. VIM Shays, VIM MIR
Emma. 10 Stafford, u ID Mrs
Francois. MIR Swear, NJ Il Mrs 2
Faranbacher, J MIR Stafford, @ w Mrs
rridoe. s Miss Stoddard. NJ A MRS
Frederick, A Mrs Smiley, II
Fair. r Mrs shaw, M Misc
aormeg, i oWasey, Il Or
Gass. ] Mr. Stephan, Nj
Goodman. Sheppard, J II
Goyaux, l. Mr. SaialoW' n MRS
German, J Mrs serrett,
Grifin.jN Stephens, L Hrs
Greene, u Mrs Setser, JOIN
HerRance, A Il Sert SerWeil, CT
Hemeling' MIR Tynes, Annie Miss
Henoa & Dean, nFanans Mr
uereman, P Mr. turner, MRS
Holt, j care OF naylorr ~ MFs
Hurts. RIA Taber, O L Miss
HALLIDAY. j X IeInpie, caps
Bnston. q Mrs Thompkins, j
Usrris JpMr Tomilson, II
Harner w p n Ternbacher, ] Mr.
Haynee ar Turner, M Mr.
HaTel.on. HB Taylor, Thos r
Uaclat. i Tavaries, J N
Hanstock, VIM nhoMss, nm
Hack,ev. IA Torrey, L NJ
Harmon. Daniel Thomas, Henry
Harnea u Mrs Taylor, l. Mrs
Hebert Il Son, Ifshan' y
.Jones. LAWS Trahan,V
johnson. o care Of Thompson, Joseph
johnson, Francis aaugh' y
Homes ! 4 ESQ Vernier, Chas
Kincheloe, w Mrs malker, " care OF
Kent. Thos West, J West Mr.
Knor. RI Watson, L ID Rev
Keller. y Mrs Rockingham, A Mr.
Lynch, NJ @ Mrs Weir, MAJ
Lucas, Mary Mrs Maidklrseh, y Or
lyons. Christopher White, 3 A Mrs
Lsndou- WOODBURY., J Mr.
Levy, David wilson, Mrs
Lewis, = J Miss Mlillams, mr
Lonherrie, G Will, James
Lilley, Thos Welsh,
Never, NJ Young, Mr.
c. EGBERs,
Military Post Master.
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For any of the four Reviews. 90
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oatcols qbore named Is s3l per aanam.
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3a No. 3s Walker Street,
aprl7-ly.l NEW YoRx.
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stuteor Louis,ana--Parish ofEast Baton

State of LouIslana-Parisho fEast Baton
Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court-No. III,
Mary Emma Graham os. Joshua u. Alexander.
pY VIRTUE Of a writ Of TERI tacias to me d.
ID rected from the Honorable Judge of the
Fifth judicial district Court, in aud for the Par
ish and State aforesaid, l have seized and will
expose to public sale, at the residence OF Joshua
d. Alexander, about twelve (l21 miles from the
city OF Baton Rouge, on the Bayou Sara Road, on
Saturday, the 9th day of August
next, a. d., 1865, at "a O'Clock, NJ, .he following
described property to-wit:
certain tasct or parcel Of land, situated in
the Parish Of East baton Rouge, twelve miles
from the city of Baton Rouge, on ths Bayou Sara
Road, containing six hundred and forty l6f0)
acres, bounded North by lands belonging 20
Vance, East by lands of Sullivan, South by lands
Of Tailandighau, and West by lands of Robert
Young, with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. #s.,
2HORsEs,
4MULEs,
] CARRIAGE,
10 Bales ofCOiT0G, In the seed, more or less.
And alss, ..s
5 Bales Of COTTON, to be sold at the Court
House door, In the city of Baton Rouge, on said
day.
above entitled suit, together with interest and
cost.
Terms of sale, cGsh, in q. s. Treasury Notes.
with the benefit Of appraisement.
'''N~ - ED. coUsINARD,
juIyl Sheriff.
L5L
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The british ReUieaOs ,

AND t5
BLA WOODS MAGAZINE
/.
THE LONDON oUARrERLY (oonssrvatiyeJ
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REGULAR WcKsBURe PACKET

Leaues New Orleans every Saturday, at 8 Pm.
TOR VICKsBURG, GRAND GULF,
L Rodney, Natchez, Fort Adams, 49,
Hog Point, Morganza, Bayou Sara,
Baton Rouge Plaquensine, Donaldsonville, and
all intermediate Coast Landings, the New and
swift-running side-whee steamer
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Al. MAY, Commander; sAM'L AYLEs, Clerk.
eB-For freight or passage apply on board or to
A. BRITTON,
No.7 Froat street.
JN0. L. TITUS h CO.,
Cor. Bienville Old Levee.
WOODRUFF, BUTLER & CO.,
Nos. II and 10 New Levee.
FL. TERpINTTZ,
june3 Agent, Front Levee, Baton Rouge.
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THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree church,
n 84ft 4. tg
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW tLibsrsl.>
BLAGKWooD'sE EDINBURGH MAGAZINE fTory)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-24

we cal! tho Attention ofourreadcrs to
the adver'::smen sf ARkAxD.LE e. Co.,
Eur pcan Jewellers Agents, New York.
The British Wing, of Kingston, G..
w., says Of them. .Hov. "a, 1864:
a short time since all advertisement
Of Arrandale & Co., 1877 Broadway,
Now Aerk, appeared in the columns of
this paper. h, AIDED Great Gift Distribu-
ton, by which the public were inform
ed that large quantity Of Gold and
Silver Watches and Ornaments we're
TO be disposed Of by Lot, the total cos,
being only 81, and prize in return
valued at from 50 to $50; also holding
ous great advantages to agents. A Ia
dy subscriber to the British Wing be-
come an agent, and by request brought
some twenty articles sent as prizes for
her agency to this Office for ms pectiou
and without hesitation We can state
hat each and all Of the articles were
worth treble the amount of cost to the
recipients, and some of them six times.
The New York Albion wro.e ~ fol-
10 ws:-
ave have just inspected, at the Of
Sec Of Arrsndals & Co.'s Agency for
European Manufacturing Jewellers 8
large assortment Of fashionable and
valuable jeselry, consisting Of gold and
silver watches, chains, bracelets, ladies'
sets, rings, &C., all Of tho new and
most fashionable patterns. We also no.
tee large quantity Of silver plate,
consisting Of goblets and drinking
caps, crsss-stsnds, fruit b aske,s, spoons,
forks, &c. We understand that the
whole Of these newly imported articles
are to be disposed of on novel princi-
Plo, giving great advantages to buyers,
and affording extensive employment to
agents. Our readers will find all par
'iculars in our advertising columus;
and we know the firm in question to be
very respectable, and thoroughly wor-
thy OF public confilsn CO..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-24
NOTICE OF sHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE or iowa. ....
HomGrd County, ...,
by virtue Of = special execution issued Out
ct the office of the clerk of the Districs Court
OF said county ut the suit Of Wilson J.
Hooker plaintiff against S. En- Bowers and
}. Bowers defendants dated Feb 9Th
1865, to mo directed commanding me that
Of the premises hereinafter described.
| cause to be made tho sum of two hun
drod and nineteen dolars and forty two
cents damages and interest thereon At tho
ratio OF Zen per cent per annum from the 3Iss
day of October A. D. 1853 until paid aud
81, 40 costs Of suit and accruing costs 70
satisfy judi ment which said p.aintstf re-
covered against said defendants at the Osto-
Der term D. 1863 cf said District Cevrt.
! shall otter for sale Mt public suction to
The hi CHEST bidder for cash at the front door
Of the Court house in Vernon Springs town
ship and county afore said on the 18th day
Of March A. y. 1868 at tho hour of two
o'clock P. NJ. tho following described pr ON
ises to wit The south east quarter Of tie
south west quarter of section No. twenty
seven (27) in township No ninety nine 'e9)
North range eleven ny West Of the 5th
P. NJ Ase lots No. onet.) three i3) six (6)
eight ten liOj and twelve in block
No. min" 10 and one hsll ,i-1 IF block
No ten OF and lot no two e., s blssi No
sixteen (l6) al in the villas 70 Of Vernon
Springs, Howard County Iowa.
When and whore dxs attendance will b
given by The undersigned.
PIT. sEARLES
Sheriff Of said County
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-24
-ANTrIER DRAFT.

Mr.. Schellenget Dep. Marshall for
tins county has received letter from
Provost Marshall Adams urging him
10 impress it upon the minds Of tho
people snd especially upon the minds
It our county officials tina: another
Draft is inevitable, and that j. would
he policy for us to continue our local
teuntics and raise all the men We can,
IS it is much easier to raise them now
than it will be in the spring, VIXEN wa
gcs are high aud labor scarce. He
says:
IF the war is to lie continued Cor
trio sr three years, another call would
Rot he necessary, just now, but if it is
70 close this year it can not be made
too soon" This he says is the opinion
Of military men generally.
This perhaps is all very we'll and
doubtless the best roiisT fox Us to pur-
sua,-5ut We would ask nhen does tn,
administration and,ts supporters expect
toceasc stutfngus with such oily Jretf,
or, when will they bee ,me ashamed Of it?
They have been sarving !. M and adj
ministering it to us without the leas.
apparent remorse Of conscience fur the
last four years. 1t may be they are
sincere, but We :hink they require too
much Of us, when they ask us to double
each successive dose aad swallow it
without y rurmur. We have always
been wiling 70 believe that tie war
"culd last bs. 4'sixty days" longer.
even from The beginning, and are yet.
provided any plausible proof should
lie al,iloe,l, but each successive assure
ance, that the rebellion is about ''crush-
ed" that the war is about over, is &C.
c. mpanied with the following gross
Inconsistency: THAT the backbone of
the rebellion ia broken, That 1t is on
It's last legs "That it has been proved
to be she'll" and even that Char es-
ton and all their principal cities and
military stronghoIas are in our posses
sion. Yet it will require 100000
more" 100000 more," Yes. three
times, 1900, 900 more" to flash it up
speedily Such is the logic Of our a.
minlstration and the great statesmen Of
the nineteenth century.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-24

A day or two since party Of rebel
cavalry dashed into Cumberland Nd
and captured Gems. Crook and Kelly.
The city Of Charles ton was evacu.-
ted on the night Of the 18th, ahel the
destruction Of everything va'usbls in .
military view, and was occupied on
the morning Of the 18Th, Ly Gen
Sehemmslpfannig; The siege lasted
one thousand three hundred and forty
dogs.
A petition is nov in circulation III
New York, asking the President to ap
point Gen Butler Provost Martial o
the Captured city.
We should not be surprised to heal
of the circulation Of petition in Boston,
asking the President to have the site o
she' Destroyer city covered forty fee
deep with salt.
Mr. Lincoln says he wont receiv
any more peace commissioners excep
on the terms laid down at Hampto
Reads.
1t is ,nsi'natod by Paris cores pom
eats that France will send no ministe
to the United Statos until the Ia tie
shall recognize the empire Of Me,
leo. sltl 1867
Bo ksae-ranning on the ooae:
Tszas n rapidly Increasing.
Gen. MeUtlku has arrived 10 I'M
land
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-24
NOTICE. OF sARsiEVs sALRvr REAL Rsrlrs.
s1z7E or IoWA,lss
Howard County,

Howard County
BY virtue Of = special execution issu@d ous
Of the OiEce of tho Clerk ofths District Court
OF said county at the nit Of the state of
Iowa plaintiff against William p. Hou,h
and othors defendant, dated Feby. 1855,
N me directed commanding ms that of tho
premises hereinafter described | cause to b
made tho sum Of Three Hundred Fifty ono
and 2o-ioo dollars damages and interest
1t tho rate of ten per cent, yer annun from,
the 9th day Of February 1865 until paid, and
twenty six dollars and seventy cents costs
SUIT, and accrulng costs 10 satisfy a judg.
mens which said plain! if recovered against
said defendants at the October term A, y.
1854 of said district court
| shall offer for sale a. public aus.ion to
the highest bidder for cash at the front deer
Of tho Court House, Vernon Springs IOWA
ship and county Aforesaid on the Is day C
March A, D. 1865 at tho hour of o'clock
I'M. the following described premises 70 wit
Tho wcst halt Q-e) of the north east quar-
ter a. ofsection No thirty six 1851 in town
chip No ninety eight (ssy Nor tn range four
teen 90 West fthe sth p, M.
When and whore due Attendance will b
k!yen BY the undersigned.
r. T. EEARLES,
Sheriff cfee:d County
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II 4}5l =

to the Intonn sy"'cmn, anne aud te
nia'e; st's o"os"' "n1 Tea Sment q d,~~"Se'
marry well and "a thuu,a nd things never
published before, read the revised sud sn-
larK~d edition Of MEDICAL CoMNoS SsnsE."
a curious book for curious peope, AID good
book tor every one. 400 pages, 100 Illus
trations. Price 81, so Contents table sent
free to any address. Books may be had at
tho Book stores, or will be sent by mail, post
paid on receipt ofrrice. address
Da r r. FOOTE N. D..
ll30 Broadway, New York.
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No. Is7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
One Dollar each ~
In consequence ofthe great stagn atisn of
trace in the manufacturing distre rs Of Eng
land, through the war having cut of the
the supply Of cotton, q large quantity of
Valuable Jewelry originally, intended for tn.
English market. has been sent of for sale in
this country, AND MUST 81 SOLD AT
SaCRIF[CR! Uuder these cire unstanees.
ARRANOALE & Co., acting as agents 10,
tho principal European manufacturers, have
resolved upon GREAT GIFT DCSTRI-
BUTTON, subject to the following "a gulstions:
Certificates Of the various articles are srst
pat into envelopes, sealed up. and mixed; an
then ordered, are taken out without regard
70 choice, and sent by mail, thus giving ali
q fair chance. On receipt Of the certificate
you will see what you are to have, and then
it is at your option to take the article or not
Purchaser may thus obtaiu Gold Watch,
Diamond Ring or any set of Jewelry on cur
list for One Dollar.
SEAD25 Crxrs roR CEArr1cArE.
In all transactions by mail, We sha.i cb.ro.
for forwarding the Certificates, pavins nost-
ago, and doing the business, rs cents each
WHICH must be enclosed when the Cortif;c,t
IL sent for. Five CsrtIf Gates will be sent 70
81, eleven for 81, thirty for IS, sixty-f7c for
$40, and hundred for SIS.
AGENT We want agents in every
regiment, and in every town and county in
the country, and those acting as such will b.
allowed @ cent on every Certificate ordered
for them. provided their remittance amount
to ono dollar. Agents will collect rs cents
by every Certificate, and remit is cents t.
u.s. either in cash or postage stamps.
sARRANDALE 4 Co.,
nl5m3 1877 BROADWAY. NY.
Don't forget that B. Chaplin has I
fine lot of stoye-eover liftcss.
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FREE
To Nervous Sufferers.

4 GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous De-
bility, Incompctency, Premature decay and
Youthful Error, actnated by desire ~ ben
eft others, will be happy to furnish to ali
whs kneed it, free Of charge.) the recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy
used in his case. Sufferers wishing 20 prods
y sure and valuable remedy can do so by
addressing hin at once at his place of bust
ness. The recipe and full infor III aaicR--ot
vital i'm portsnce--will be cheerlully sent by
return mail
Address JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. so Nassau Street Now York.
P. S.-Nervous Sufferers Of both sexes wi
and this in srmation invaluable. nlE3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-24
: L EEs for Sale

I'VE SUES CR!NER Offers for sale h~
FARM situated "a miles wcst of New o.
egno village dnd between md M les
south OF Howard enter which is a. ,urpass-
ed III the country for.ssosk and grain raising
1t comprises l54 acres of which ~ acres
is fenced so acres broke, y pasture Of 7
acres and an orchard. never failing stream
Of water runs throSgh the south end Of the
farm, good house and barn &C., also IS
acres Of wood land will be cold with the
above For terms apply to. ''-' --.''
ALEX. MARSHALL,
Paris How ard County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-24
r. SAlON PLATES.

Having made special arrangements with
Nine. DEMoREsT. Broadway, New York for
contributions to our Fashion Department,
we call the attention Of the Ladies 10 the
same, and commend our Monthly 10 their
notice as containing more Information
in reg ard to Dress and the Toilet than
sny other Nsgasias published.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-24
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Whereas, my wife Csrnelia Ann has lef,
my bed asd board without any just cause or
proyocstion and strayed to parts unknown
Now this is to notify all persons whom.o-
ever that will pay no debt. Of her contract.
ing after this date; and forbid al person.
from hsrboring her or keeping her at my
expense.
Vernon Springs, FEB lrd 1868.
AAAp OwRns
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-24

aoo gents Gold hunting Watches $50 to 4l5c each
soo Ladies Gold and Ensasled hun
-. Ting case Watches. i" 70 -
90" 5:At. hunting case Silver WASHES IS '' 20 90
te' Diamond Ginys w " 10 100
0tIo Gcid Vest ana Neck Chains ...... !" 81 &"
oeVv Told Oval Band Bracelet. ....,%ts 3"
$500 yet and Gold Bracelets ..... 5" Il"
80 sha!eia'ne Chains and Guard Chains 5 " 70
80 Soiitaire and Gold Brooches. -" II 4"
90 90 ora, Opal aud Emerald Brooches. 4 4" g 20
49, -. uold. Cameo, and Pearl Ear Dreps. /" s f."
oovD Mosaic, JET Lava 1 r'ntne Ear Dr's4 =" 8"
800 Soral, Opal, and Emerse Ear Drops&" s"
aU CALIFORNIA Diamond Breast pins. . 20 q" 10 90
o oW Told Fob and vest Watch keys. 2 50 " 8"
a'oO FOB and Vest Ribbon slides .. 3 " 10 %
oVo sets Solitaire Sleeve buttons, Stds&cS" 8"
SoOo Gold Thimbes, Pencils Ac. 4" 8"
A 80" Immature Locke-. .....3 SO 10
4Ooo Miniature siasic spring 10" 20 f."
soU Gsld Toothpicks, Crosses &c .....2 " s"
ooO0 Plain Gold Rings .......,.. 4" 10
oVVO Chased Gold Rings. ......... a. IL 81
io o stone Set and signet Rings so Il" 10.
!ooo' CALIFORNIA Diamond Rings ........2" 10"
s sSoo sets Ladies Jewery-Jet and Gold. !" Is &C
oV'o sets Ladies' Jewelry, Comso, Pearl,
ANA, Opal. aud other stones ......... !" Il"
1oooo Gold Pens Silver extension holders
,oooo ana Pencils :.........:...:... 8" 10
loooo Gold Pens and mounted Holders 8 " 10 "
eooO Gold Pens and God extension .,.......
5000 Ladies' Gilt and Jet Buckles is"
oooo Ladies' Chit ard Jet Hair Bars Bals5 " 10"
s so0o Silver Goblsts and Drinking Cups. 3" so"
2o 0 Silver Fruit, Gard. and Cake Baskets2o" 50
,S SSo d do:ss s s,s1 f.. spoons
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-24
Comic Illustrations

Tai' Department a. tho Monthly, under
celebrated Comic Dalinsator, will be found
always rich in Wit, Msrrimens and appro-
pirate Desiga.