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, 1865-03-21

yete diseasts. Dr. James's GMce IL at SO Randolph
st5te1 III separate rooms 'n'''nsss neasias1 Ssaaafn
.Iadtes-Buy ouE New Linen Muchine Thread,
and our New Machine Sill. teh splendid artscles.
Wheeler 4 Wilson'S Sewing Machine sale. Rooms
| 1C6 Lake street. meh19ny1B-st
II this should meet the eye Of any one
suffering from Bronchitis, Consumption, Asthms.
| or uny Pulmonary Affections We would refer them
| to Dr.. Jayne's Expectorant, which will, in all
| enses, afford speedy relief, ind In mosi eject
NH. .6-l572-3t TU sAaTu
Hureka, .hs lnfalllnle Hair Hexto-
grey hair to fts natural color, tnot dyEanr,]
efecsuallY curing all diseases ot the scalp, pre-
ths ha1 1,oP ,Ss1 ns Of g'vin !, so
| glsts: Fuller, Einen s Fuller, Agents. Chicago.
1nh1s-na541ss-ETAsAr
~ Bennett's GAloeue: Balm for females, for
Sold By druggists generally: Address. enclosing
three:eent stamp for circular, E. Bennett & Co.,
nh4 nh4m4ss-1etsat-rues6Thz
HtIton's Insoluble Cement.-For wood
It is in liquid form, and insoluble In waser Or
OIL. It Will adhere oily Substances completely.
ers use. from two onnees to one hundred pounds.
! Sold everywhere Hilton Bros. & Co., pfopsic-
tors, Providence, Il. l. Agents In Chicago, LORD
| sA1TH mch2m2I22 -3m. .TuU-SA1&TCEs.
Western Educational College for 8oys
| connected with the School Of Trade, open from
9a. N. to Up. H. FoR circulars apply AZ @ 1g2 Lake M
| street. mch1-Mlo3-1m-TTh&S
HALLS Vegetable Stciltan Fair Re.
| newer-ReneWs &e hair, restores gray hslr to
Its natural color, prevents it from falling Of makes
The hair soft and glossy, docs not stain the Skin,
| and Ia the best hair preparation In the world.
| Thirty thousand hott1es we're sold in hoston In
less than ninety days. For sale By all druggists,
| and by II. Ecovl1, 76 Randolph street. wholesale
| agent for the Northwest fe29m7S44H
| Dr. VEebster% now pcsnanently located at
1854 South Clark street, treats all private diseases
and diseases OF sexual nature In both sexes. Dr.:
". has ten separate FonHH, where any onemay calt
| and receive his opinion free Of charge. 2. O. Bog
! 1891 all letters containing stamp answered-
| 'mch4Io4o625t
Go to she Ne4t.-Go to bryant & Sratton's =
| Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
practical business education, or 10 become Con9
| Telegraph Operator. Address (enc1ostDE stamps)
| tor Circulars, BRYANT d SrRATTod, Chicago, III.
r. Burdeall'a Armca Ltninent, an infal1ihla
| cure for tnrns eca1ds, epfains. rheumatism, gun
bIains, &c. A sinrle application alays the pain
nom burn Or scad the instant 1t 1s applied. No
family should be without It, For sale BY all drug
| gfsts. fe21-m931t
| Paper Hangings, Painting, Calc1mining and
GlAxing, at F. E. Risby's, 80 Kandolph street
| fe19- k3341M
, 1865-03-21
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
OPENING DAY.
Reported bF Telegraph ExciuslvstJ for the Chlcsg
TTibuue.I

OPENING DAY.
Reported By Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago
TTibuue.l
new YoHK. Monday Evening, March 70.
BEEF CATrLE-Thsre ste on sale to-day at Ailer-
tens, 80 hesd Of Beef Cattle The quality was gen.
orally good, and no low priced on the market. The
weather was clear and wxfm. The market opened
vrly at &c advance from last weeks Quotations. but
grew dn1ier and dutr towards thS close, and Ill the
cattle offered were not sold. The butchyrs 1sht
aEsinst the advapce The supply was short owing to
the food but enough for the present demand and too
many for the prices asked. Government took none
to-day. The following are the prices current today
compared with those Of this day week correspond
Ink GAY last ycAr:
To-day. Last Week Last Tear.
fteouSS ss Sp:i qualify ...is@S 1ssis isHsiix
Ext1a quAlity..-... ~ l6H
s1lEEP-The tupp'5 Is sheFt. and prizes ARC higher
ranging from 12k@lshc. ..... -.......
H0GS-Fono have been received stnce the hood. md
mere arc no sales. Tho pens arc all empty.
SoLoH HOl1.sQy.
, 1865-03-21

# BenncttA Galac1c Balm for females, for
eulargipg, developing and beant tyins the breast.
Sold By druggists generally. Address, enclosing
three:eent stamp. for circular, E. Bennett & CO.,
Boz 5764, Chicago.
, 1865-03-21
II this should meet the eye Of any one

suffering from Bronchitis, Consumption, Asthma.
or uny Pulmonary Affections we would refer them
to Dr.. J1yne,s Expectorent, which will, in all
enses, afford speedy relief, md in mosl eject a
speedy cure. For sale By all druggists
nh.6l512-3t III sAaTu
, 1865-03-21

TOR SALE-Two story Frame
n Houtc, near;y new, No. SIG West Msdiaor.xt Goa
5s,Ds 1,ne in.A5ea roos Tith g.; and 1aser 70.
lot next & ming. No slsprIce IS 49,. Inquire oi
G. J. HAMBlET. n, Room 10. LSrnon . ocK, whele
lo2a o.
, 1865-03-21
THE LAW COURTS

List Of Jurors in the o. S. Court-Im.
portAp1 Case In lhe Circuit Court
Gamblers Ffned-Appfatse.
ment OF the EAt1se Of the
Late Peter 'EthuflIeF,
, 1865-03-21

GILBERT & SAMPSON,
" General Auc.loneers. Il 4G j. 4s Dearboru-st.
We give cur pet sonsl attention to s8lss OF House.
hold turn1u1 e. &C., At tht Dwellings 1t oa, Sales
loems. rAsti,s bf, akioE up housekeeping WILL do
well to see NJ neiore ispostng Of theis Goods.
VIZ shall sell st bur alesoous, on TUESDAY, March
Il, At 10 O'Clock.
The Entire Furniture aud Household Goods Of
Gentleman leaElng the City,
Moved to our store convenience OF aAe. tonsstng
Of very rns
Parlor and Chamber Suits,
With comp etc assortment Of P.ros, chamber, II.
braTy and D!ninEroom Furniture, rich Btus.els and
Oae |a1er French Plate Mantle Mirror.
One Ko e~oot Piano Forte In good order, made by
Etc64rt, OF ft~ Y1A
Also; three new treech Losdlpg snd two Repesses
htnes,
hs.crtIC tnt o. neE snrnltu1s -
The abov: goods a4e ntsrlg al a'a-class and VIII
bo found worthy the attenfi IN o: buY.ls- 4
.mbl9o3-5t G1LDEET sAMf5OS, Aoel1e.
, 1865-03-21

vste t1isea.es. DR.. Jarness ace Ia ut 50 Randolph
street 8eparate rooms. Consultations conddsn-
tial. mch2lo431.
-.Iadtes-Buy our New Linen Muchine Thread,
and cur Me- Machine Sill. tcsh splendid artclea-
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine sales rooms
iCG Lake street. mchl9nyBSt
, 1865-03-21
RECRUITING.
Eplfstment8 Ee*terday-Crcd1t
Impending Draft.

Moro men were enlisted yesterday than on either
Of the three or four days preceding. This tn-
crease was due partlslly to the more desirable
weather, but principally to the fact that someumc
during the coming week thcte Is every probabfl
1ty that draft will be ordered In the First Dis
irict. Already the Provost Narshais Of the Fourth,
Sixth and Eleventh Districts hare received orders
to draf, ard instructions have been received from
springfield that the Firtt nistrictwil be the Next
to be called upon, commencing with the sub
districts which doing The least 10 li their quo.
tas. 1t is certain thst whenever enlistments fall
below nfty each day, for any long period. the
wheel will tnrn. Are our citizens ready for 1T
, 1865-03-21

FOk .SALE-The FIGURING Mil,
i. w.,h three run Of stone known - "ExcaenEe
slls. in the cty Ct OttHpa IB tsf sa.e At eaf11n.
41qu1te Of EuWARO EAMEs. uhlaaeaa'4"s
, 1865-03-21

'Huno1.ARI.-The grocery Of William Agly, on
Twelfth street, near Clark, WIS cn,crcd by burg
Lars On Saturday night and robbed Of goods and
mo1cy II the auornt OF reavly $780, No arrests.
, 1865-03-21

ORDERED: That the petition Of Mcs:rs. DILL q
Gowan, contractors for the Lake Tunnel. OF March
I'D
and to pay them In tnll for work already DONE and
supplies and machinery furnished under said con.
,o he sasId q Prbic weik:, witS sowet to &C.
thereon, ard II considered By them ju:t and aaA
table o DO &C. Es,d hosrd z,e ,,om f sed 70 c 5e
dole and supplies furnished. wi,bont reseryiog
the ss1e e the saS T95s eqeS
oi their 70 releasing the ea,d contractors. the
Board OF pallc TorkT are harebJ authorized to
empoy workmen on & saad tunnel: sad TO- p[9se e.
md dIrcctioEK OF to relet the same by contract as
shall he contidered by them best for the interests
- On motion Of AID. woodmsn the vote whereby
the Council declared that they would not pay
.Iesere. Dull d Covun al advance Of 60 peg cent
npon t9siI eont1afI I,ss va IT. - Ii.
usuce coun,tttee be amended 70 as to read "6o
Der ccnt.' instead Of :. GO per cent"
AID. Holden moved that the whole subject 60 10
undsr ths to e iax fns motion o, Ad
uo.dcn Oh tlie table Carried.
Ellsworth oycd . sns1s ths 9e1 }n Re .,
p noqt Of lie poard ot Tubl,c Works.
The s,ycrp! motions before the Council were
dsea at %eaa%,g sof III aadsa
Roberts, Woodard. com,sky. Ellsworth, Sh1mpp,
md Walsh, after which The sensc o. the Couneil
wrs tsEeu upon the amendment offered by Aid.
1ttsworth. With tho following result: Lost-ASes'
6: Noes, 20. H., ..,.,d-
ncnt OF Aid, Noodmsn, that the Board o. F1elc
WORKS be Instructed to Teict the work to the To-"
st responsible Mdder. a..
:io1, m The iahle Carrlcd-ayes, Is; noes. y,
A15. WppJm.p renewed Ills mo'ion and upon
| tbxt motfun demanded the previous question.
Aid. T1tswo1th moved to adjourn. Lost-ayes
3: noee. II. ..d.,aa
| The aptutmcns to the report ot me ftnanse
| cu1um,ttcc. u oved by Aid. Hoodman, was ncl
| adopted ayes. Il noes, s.
Tire re- urt ri the Finance Committee as ameha
ID. wat then defeated By ayes. II; noes, u; l..
| AID. T1tEworth mosed to RECONSIDER ms LIE
! Hnte. 81
Aid. Robert. moved to lay the last motion Of
TIC trhlt. u rrird-nyes 10, noes z.
So The deh at Q! the report WIS accotp pasheo n
| AID CamiutY then moved the adop1on OF LII
report Of the Board Of Pnblic Works..
The Mayor ruled that the motion Was OUT O
Mder.
AID Comlsky then moved to re re.on.Ieer the rot
whereby the report OF the Board OF Public " ORR
WaE rejected.
The Mayor ruled that the eente Of the Counc
] should htnt be taken upon the amendment Of Alt
, 1865-03-21

MCs1cA.-Prof. a. Madison, and others, will
give concert at the Methodist Eplscopa, Church,
corner OF rasE aScnue and Robsy street, this
Tuesday evening, at Il O'Clock. The Professors
rare ability IN vocal md instrumental nnslc, Tfth
will render this one o1 the richest tnttrtainmtnts
OF the seasou Tickets tEcuty-hve ccnts. to BE- had
at the door. The proceeds 10 procure neioaeon
fpy the Sunday ecl pol.
, 1865-03-21

TOR SALE-On West Adams st.
IL 26K By 1t feet, hetween Clinton and Jefe.sou-st.
tor ea.e chap for 4 few dsys
a. J.. AVERELL,
Real Estate 0face, No. 2 Metropolitan Block.
Win
, 1865-03-21

Go to ahe Ne4t.-Go to Bryant & 9ratton'a
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
practical business education, OIL become Goo9
Tor cIrcnlata BBfANT b SrRATToN, Chicago, Ill.
, 1865-03-21

Rz-Arro1N1D.--Hon. Digby Y. Bell, Of this
city, has been rc-appoiured "a Special AGENT OF
the Post Office Department for the Stae Of Illinois.
The public, no less ttan the authorize. At Wash
tngtou, recognize IN Judge Bell one who has well
fnialled the uttte OF his po:ifon in the past and
in whom they have every confidence for the
future.
, 1865-03-21
Eeal G8tat<==$Nttp.

TOR SALE-A new two-story
L Fnmc Reuse ol el ht room. sad Lot e. WAITED a
it an Esin ct AZ anue to Grand OF 18Th street,
AS' VA THOMAS D. eF I'd tK O..
H.nl Eaate s9ent. 10. 4 Metror Titan Block.
, 1865-03-21

FOK SALEM. E. corner OF CIalk
Housr and III cn Michigan ayt1ue, north Of fopr'
Il enth street Good house md ;ot On Chicago
6vtpue IS tt0 fioure md lot Oh Third avenue. ue1r
Harrison street x47to. Three GOOD houses and lots
on Third sstnue. ntar Tsyl1r ssIeet to e. ssch e
! cHtbvtu street mh1lotl2lt
TOR SALE-A tWo-story Frame
Il FuiloiuR now used ~ a barn. etsnting IN the
rear Of - Hush street. fhe baildng is e5 NJ 16 feet,
can be lifted Up into cheap tenement With ensll
EEnse Ros,cssion atvs ten tays after sac Price.
45Q0. REE8 d AYRl9, SS Dearborn st.eet.
, 1865-03-21

FnExnHta's AID FA1R.-The Fair for the bere-
Ut Of the Fteedmen's Aid Society, held In Lower
Bryan Hall, WIS, considering the miserable state
Of the weather, quite tueeesa. 4 good supper.
wat pfoyiced and liberaily psuonizcd by those
present A band diseou1sed sweet music.
, 1865-03-21

IKsrEc7Na Conx1ssANy.-Cuptalu E. T. s.
6ehenck, brother Of General Robert G. Schenek,
OF Ohio. an6 late coumtssary Of Subsistence OF
the 18th Army corpe, has been promoted to the
1nnk Of Colonel, and assigned TO duty q. Chicago
ae lnspcctinC C0mmissary. Colontl 6chenck haz
had d iarce and yar9ed txpefIence.
, 1865-03-21

TOR SALE--O Wabash avenue,
House and Lot Is By 10. fronting west, north OF
a. J. AYERELL.
Fesi FstAte Office, No. metropolitan Block.
, 1865-03-21

SAunATu-ScuooL EXHIBITION at the Second
Baptist Church, corner Of Morgan and Monroe
strccts, this evening. at II O'Clock. Collection In
aid Of Tho ubrary. Admission free.
, 1865-03-21

Of New Tork City are basing their valuations OF
property en- The rents demanded by owners. 1t
would either Lut greet deal Of money into the
treasury OF Keep down within limits the now un-
rrasouaUlc TeuIs.
, 1865-03-21

appointed nsent in hi. city Of the American Ex-
press Company. rice .. 3. Cooke, resigned. Mr..
Barrett has been for some time connected with tho
Company, snd has a thorough knowledge Of the
buaineas in nll its dct1lla.
, 1865-03-21
Western EAueationa1 College for :aoys
ga. N. to 4p. In. FoRteirculaIs apply AZ 1g2 lake

Dr. Veb1teF% now permanently located at
1854 South Clark street. treats all private diseases
and diseases OF sexual nature In both sexee. Dr.:
". has ten separate ronms where any onesnay call
and receive his opinion free Of charge. P. Q. Boz
a,a94. all letters containing stamp answered-
rnACS
, 1865-03-21
Real G8tate==Gountrp.

EOR SALE "A Farm of 120 acres
l. oil under tence. Framo house. nine rooms coed
Adams aeh'e. .ssate County are N! I e @ !oass-
Title peyiecI. f+n per acre J. L. BELFlFLD CO,
tEcX IDhlinl13 1t
, 1865-03-21

Losr-A lady yesterday went into the store Of
Theodore Mendelsson, Nc. 120 Lake street, and
while making some purchases lad her pocket
book {containinE <G1} upon the count:r. Whca
she retulned to look for it, 1t YES gone. no cine
was obtaincd 10 the thteE
, 1865-03-21

TEE Fos7Ea scpoo1 SANITARY Exu1B1r1ox.-
The Foster School, Geo. W. Spoaerd Principal.
on Friday evening last gave The initiative c1hioi-
ton for the benefit eE The Sanitary FaIr, which
resulted IL the handsome Eum Of *s70. The exef-
fiont by 1hr pupils, md passed oif to the entire
satisfaction ot : ,srge aadlencc, indeed with 90
much succcss that by very general request tasy
readings and declam4lions exhibited nigh de-
gree Of attainment in those bEanches while ne
singing you'd have done cted1t to pnp1s OF Z
iarrcr Growth who eometimes favor us in concert
rooms. The ieacler Of music, MIR. Dlackmaa, nna
the teachers OF the rchoo1 labored faithfully 70
make their {,art ii the prossamlne attrncuSe ana
and Of sducatlon cannot co better Than to attend
next Sufutday evening,
, 1865-03-21

CHICAGO HISTORICAL Sot7ET1.-The tegu'
1sfnneettng Of this Society will be held at it
rooms this a.ternoo1. at 3 o'clock p. N. A gen
cEal attendance Ia desired.
, 1865-03-21

~FowLEn's PATENT ADDING AAcukE."-Thc
i<entor IL still in city. und prepared as ever.
to demonstrate 10 oil the accuracy and practical
utility Of his machine, 1ts capacity is ninety nine
millions, and ean be increased to any extent On
the same principle.
Mr. Fowler, we learn, IL prepared to negot,ate
with responsible parues for the night several Of
the Western Stslts, and can be found at his oHcn,
desiring TO the machine, Ahou1d hose no time
in calling.
, 1865-03-21

Acc1nExrALEu Sunday some OF the
soldae1E at Canp Douglas amused themselves
shooting fats With their tcvo1vers. During the
Rport enc Of them, a soldier Of company B, Eth
v RI G.. Was accidentally shot in the hip; the
wound Is m Urty one
, 1865-03-21

M1onH7zKo.-With the advance Of spring, Wild
fowl, geese, duc1s, pigeons, etc., are almost CON
etant1y TO be tcen psts3ng over the city They ny
high and sWtitly IN lor.hwest:rly direction.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09

We call attention to the advertis ement
of A. H. ROWEN & Co., who have a
large assortment of fashionable and val
liable imported Jewe]ry, the whole of
which on account of the fall of Gold will
he disposed of on a novel principle, Civ
ing great Inducements to buyers, and
Offering extensive employment toagents,
for full particulars see our advertising
columns
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
The weather FIR tho mast few dave

The weather for the past few days
has been very warm in connection with
which we would just mention that
Pierce & Mitchell are inst receiving
a splendid lot of summer clothing which
they desire to sell, solely Of course, for
the benefit of the public. They have
also nice LIT of Ladies Hats, which
must be called FOR soon if you expect to
get the latest styles at low figures.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
MI LII TIA ERIlL.

On Tuesday last the day designated
by law for the militia Of the state to
learn and exercise themselves .in the
glorious art o! war, the Communicating
, chief of this township, Captain M, j
Pepin called out his forces for all antic
ipated grand review and while We
arc compelled to speak well ofthc emerge
and activity Of our old veteran, and Iaua
his high toned patriotism and thor
ough devotion to the cause in which he
is engaged, we only regret we cannot
40 as much for some of bis subaltcrns.
If all were as fully lmbued with a
sense Of their duty, and were half as
determined to perform it, as is the Cap
tain, there would be no difficulty in full
filling the letter, or spirit of that
wise provision Of our state Legislature.
However tho order and els ciplinc that
was maintained, although not thorough
nor what would be called perfect or ef-
fectivc among military men, was never
theless highly commendable to all con-
cerned, considering their utter ignor-
ancc of tactics; as many of the men
were those who had never been in SER
vice or had ocen discharged months
si,ce, and had become rusty. even in
the simplest maneuyers. ... ,.a--
But what was most .hattering not only
to the old veteran, but to other officers,
and in fact duly appreciated by all, Was
the smiling and cheerful countcnances
ofnumerous ladies on the balconies anx-
lous to witness some of the Dril!ian+
movements of modern and CIVILIZED war
fare, and ready to shower their bouquets
'npon the comrnan,iing officer, had not
the mutinous conduct of q few Of the
men. so absorbed bis attention as to
prevent them from having fit opportu-
nifty to- do 80, .....,..... ...~.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09

... - = 2 .&sT-s @@~~-1~~-~-~-' b :
HELMBCLD'S ROSE WASH,
An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habits OF
5issipaon, used in connection with Extracts Buchu
md 5arsapaa in such diseases recommended. Evi.
lencc of the most responsible and reliable character viii
accompany the medicines Also explicit directions for
use 'Oh hundreds Of thousands living witnesses, and up
wards Of 10000 unsolicited certificates and recommends
tory letters many of which from the highest sources
including eminent Physicians Cergynen Statesmen, &C
The Proprietor has meyer rcsorted to their publication in
the newspapers he does not do this from the fact
articles rank Standard Preparations and do need
to be propped mp by certificates. --a.-.... 81.
The Science of Medicine, like the Doric Column should
stand simple pure, majestic, having Fact for its basis
Induction for its pillar, and Truth alone for its Capital
IL .. "a. .
MY Extract Sarsaparilla Is Blood Purifier my Extract
bnchu is Diurec, and will such in all cases.
Both are prepared on purely scientific princ.pes-tn
cac"o-snd the most active Of that
ean be m2de. ready and conclusive test will be COM
parson of their properties with those forth fol-
lowing works: .t..s g.. -.
SEQ Dispcnsatoyy Of the United States. ... O..
See Professor DEVICES valuable works On the Practice
OF Physic. .....
See remarks made by the celebrated Dr. EHYs1c Phla
Sec remarks made by DR.. EpHRAlM MCDOWELL, a celc
brnted Physician and Member of the Royal College Of
Surgeons Ireland and published in the Transactions Of
the King and Queens journal.
Sec Medico-Chirurgical Review, published by BENIN
TRAvEEs, Fellow Of the Royal College Of Surgeons.
See most OF the late standard works en- Medicine. ~.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09

The Board of Sur ervisors of Howard
Co., met on Monday last and have adj
iourned, but we shall not be able to
give the minutes of their proceedings to
the public before next week.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09

DENTISTRY. D. J. II. Bowers
Surgeon Dentist, has been spending
u coup!e@of weeks with US very profit
liable to himself, we should think, from
i.lis industry, and also to the community,
rs there is nothing thai. pays one bet
ter than to keep his teeth in good order,
especially if boarding out, willie beef
so tlear,.and which 1T this season of
the year, just having past through a
Tong cold winter is apt to be somewhat
,oush. rs wei perhaps now though
NAT he's game lest beef should Still! al-
vance, and,Mith that ourboard, bills but
we trust such may not be tic case, and
hope by the time he rctrrps from,s trip
ne has just started on south and west
that beef will have SO declined that we
can Venture with IMMUNITY to have a
couple pore. clHities filled wl;oi. tor
want Of time, being compelled to fulfill
tc,mcrarrointmcnts. he persuaded US
.(after filing rine) to let lie, until his
return. .- ..~-5. ...r
We must say besides that the DR..
by the e>xrertness with which he exc
,cutes lis work, and tic individual
comfort We have experic nced from lis
efforts, has COZ vinced us that he is a
master Of bis trade, and think he is
bound to meet with that favor from the
public which his enterprise justly mer.
its. atT.. Is. 8.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09

Mr.. Il. W. Aileman has just opened up
his new stock Of boots and shoes at his
old stand opposite the post office, which
ne has recently enlarged and fitted up
in nice style it looks decidedly more
like a boot and shoe store than any
thing we have ever had in the place; ;
cid we trust his patronage will be
SUI as to justify him in keeping up
hi7targe and varied stock to the inter-
est of himself and to the benefit Of the
Community. IAF Il ualllEaLo
S'ai 81 yaG ,aossl0 wsH |
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09

Messrs Wallace a. Cole, since our
1ast issue have fitted up an addition to
their Grocery stand, and have arranged
their stock IN a very neat and commo-
,dious manner. They have a splendid as
.sortment Of family groceries and an in
Vulnerable variety Of candies, lemons,
oranges, fruit, and nick-nacks ofevery
description; and in their new room you
can get glass of AS cool lemonade as
ever made. They appear to understand
their biz, and keep every thing very
heat and tasty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
Local Column.

We would remind our citizens, Of the
appointment made by Rev. j. Rambo
to preach in this village on next Thurs
day evening June 18th.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-09
TlL Ut ~.

At Fort Barra meas Florid March 81
1865. BENZ amin Burton son of G. H w.
and Almira Bruton. a private in Go. I. 34th
Iowa Infantry, from Fremont Winnesheik
Co. Iowa, aged 10 years 3 months and Is
days.