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TUESDAY. MAY p lSea


V,s Chattanooga Gazette Of Sunday
morning says
o,. Of the most surprising trips on
- has lust been made by MIR. VIM
Eoiiv. the efficient Special Agent o.
.Es Post Office Department, in the dis
charge Of his duties
~ Eelly left Louisville on the 25tf
--s--il with a raail, weighing abou'
1--e1tv-fve hundred pounds, for Gen
Wilson 3 cavalry. Going down the Ohls
- Mississippi rivers 70 New Orleans,
~. .rossed the Gulf to Mobile; from
.,.rce bv steamboat up the Alabama
-.rsr "a MONTGOMERY From there he
--sns 70 Eufala BY land, thence 70 Ma
-,r by rail. to Atlanta by rail, took
Aorse and came 10 Dalton overland ano
thence 20 Chattanooga. be left the
-7.H Tor the different cOmmsnds Of
g.u Wilson's forces, at the ditfereni
,,,i.ts where Ia regiments and brig
AIDES we're stationed. carrying Joy %
Jranv a brave soldier who had not
bssrd from the loved ones st home for
along time
~ hr.iy states that the citizens o.
Mobile are enjoying themselves as much
eei' there bad been nOwar IN the land
Montgomery il scarcely injured, but
Selma is bsdiy Destroyed At Macon
-ra-vthiug is going on vel Mr. kel
Ivs IND round by New Orleans ano
..-rss The Confederacy in the shori
.rsce OF twenty-five days is az inEtaDcs
If wba.sn energetic officer can accom-
BIlsh. despite Of al difficulties thai be
may oe forced 70 encounter.
Mr Kelly arrived in this city yester'
asy. he reports the raiirosd from
Chattanooga 70 this place unchanged
Bog the lste heavy rains.
We made inquiries Of him in regard
o crop prospects in that postion OF the
south through which he PASSED H'
sid in Alabama he saw immense feadi
OF growing corn, with here and there
wheat field almost ready for the sickle
the corn crop promises an abundant
Yield. In Georgia q great deal OF corr
has also been planted, though the PLAN
does not look so well as IN Alabama
He thinks there viii he enough mad,
in both States 70 supply the peoR'
With bread, Il the negro laborers car
De retained On this score no difficulty
wa spprehended. The great siapie
cotton. is almost a thing Of the past
but very little hss been planted ever
planter turning his attention to grEiE
almost exclusively.
lie met Wherever ne stopped, will
officers and soldiers Of the rebel army
he found them in good temper sn'
vel Opposed, and Is Of the opinion
saut they viii resume their duties a
ed ems aud give 10 further trouble.
blr kelly is looking well FOR on
who has made 50 long and fstiguing I
,rF he let, yesterday Tor Louisville
yu the Clara Cumming, in charge OF
heavy mail for the North, the postmAs
Ter at this place deeming It his duty t
.arosIf rt boy the river As railroad CON
mgulJation is cus of for the present
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We are informed that the large and
valuable steam grist mill at Shelbyvilie,
Tenn, was destroyed By fire on the
morning of the 18th inst. II was sup
posed TO be the work of an incen>
diary.
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Atthc residence Of Rev, Dr. A. C. Goodlet, ou
thsnorning Of the cd INST, sALu D., vile OF A.
G. Gcodlet, Jr. and daughter Of John ]. and Mi,
drsd r. Hooper. o. Cllesthsm county, Team.
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NashEIIle Tr0tting ASSneiati0n

MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION WAS
"a held on atCrday, at p.na., II. D Mckinney
IN the Chsir. On mot on. lt was resolved to have
three races as follows:
WEDyFsDAY, May = Club purse OF 500, for al
pacing horses Nile heats, best il 6, 10 harness
Entrance 10 per cent, % be made sni horse,
named be oClo K 90 the nigh Of Tuesday, at tht
Club House 50 College street.
eAAE DAT.--Purse $50 for Jim Hinton, Columbus
ana highlander mile nests, bsst 10 5, in her
No 3. Entrance 10 per cent, sddsd. TO name snC
| c .Ose IS shove.
horses, mile hests, best in 3. in ba'ness. En-
trance 10 per C. mt to nsTne and e.ose on Wednes
| day, Immediately after the Iaces
Pools w,h be sold al the Club 10 on TUesdk,
and Weins sday ghIs.
| may23-2t F. r JONES, Secretary.
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saasonad Pina Lumhar.

A Good assortment o. seasoned Clear White
81 f1ne LunheT on hnad snJ for sale oy
D. =. DICKEI Agent
rnayZI-f DAP bros and High 4.
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FULLY ILLUSTRATED
With Fine EngraYings
Oh racters.
svO, Vine Heavy Paper. Price SO Gents.

Oh racters.
sVO., Vine Heavy Paper. Price so Gents.
The immense demand from the public for com
plete s1d trusts orthy report OF TIE AsSAS5lNA-
TION OF PREsl DENT LINCOLN and the con
meeting cetsils and incidents, has led the publish
ers Of the above announced volume to dire, their
whole i0Ice and entire attention 70 the bringing out
o. perfectly reliable record OF the whole affair.
No trouble nor expense having been Spar &, hey
announce IL in the fullest confidence Of Enseing the
wsnts q 40 Intelligent, discriminating public.
he nsuOn has been aroused to sn Interest in
this matter ode thing eseF aroused il teiore.
Eyery American cit Zen-msn, woman and child
will resd il a. item Of interest OF to-day, and
winch viii pass in ~ the snuAs Of AmerCan history
ana lie quoted SIS ore of its greatest events, even
% the INST stsTt future,
IssleIs and agents should order a liberal supply,
IS tev Wlli remember in their experience, pOpalzr
"a / selling books are dfFCulL 70 ob,1in EFT the
first order. All orders win he filed in ro.&t.on a.
they are received.
Seat post paid on reeeip. % 90 CENTS
ssg-Agerrs and tr1d- supplied AZ usual dsccu1t.
Address ). 3. HAWLEy q c =, Publ shers,
mrgsS-lF ia Vine 81, Cincinnati, Oh.0.
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JUST ISSUED.
.THR ASSASSINATION

A n ACCURATE AND CONCISE ACCOUNT OF
! the plot rom It's earliest inception, including
IsIa incidents Of the esrier attempts on Mr.. Lin
coin q lie, me evidence taken b. the Cour Marital
concessions 0i Harold. and others and descriptive
sketches o. The principal characters.
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8Iew 9drFrtissmeuts.
Original Attachment, no. 2o7

James r. Robinson.
Paul A. HsrtLeN
II this cause II appaarrC from The affidavit fled
n tnis cslsc tha' the deiendAnt has removed him
sci th0ut tie limits Of tue Stste or Tennessee or
70 abs Don's or conccsis himself that tho ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon him II il
therefore ordered that publcHtlou he made for four
sue eesive weeks 81 The Nashville UnoE, notifying
ths said Pau A. Harizall 20 appear ueiore John
Minis Justice OF the Peace ia Madisonvue Moo
Z. county, Tennessee, on the 18TH day ~ Novern.
her Is s. 10 snswer then and there toe ssid Rttsch-
Iuent - bel " dTect-, ct the same will be tsseG
a. co { SD ana heard er Puis as 70 him. This
the 6th day Of May, 1865
JOHN MINIS, Seal
Eay23-Wat Justice OF the Pesce.
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Intelligence Notice.

4 IL persons wanting help cEn b supplied -
"a ealing a. - Cesar tr-et, and isay nE theiT Or
ders. Yarn haads, Mechanics hosse ssrvh1tH,
a. Npntng Sork ere requested q cal g Tie RpoFe
once aud register theif naIne7 ior sfaations.
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AFrrRNooN sEssInN.

Mr Senter offered q joint resolution
authorizing the Secretary of State TO
take charge of the chambers of the
General Assembly until the next ses-
sion. Adopted and transmitted 10 the
House
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Personal

MIN t,ALLEY. f0rnery Of Port IT envy. n ",
w h here,sy Informed that his brother Fi5tnss
IsIiey is IN this city. sud would like 70 SEQ hifn
caii a Mrs Flanneean's on the corner IT De ,ar aud
Spruca streets. meytJ-it"
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a" hen Davis began TIE reb.ll,.,n = !.
1-.a Dc would give The Yankees cplB
s'ee- II Is now suggested that, as ID.
wife - hoops were made OF steel he n.
deemed tse pledge IN eeorgia.
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CsaR~ UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
~ TIE TREAT1laHr or Dl5EAEh5, -
s1i0WEIRG AiM WITH aUcCE-3 ~
OTHER sTATEH AZ III u ~
HAgUVIlIsW fTFNFhG8EF

AA-aA@AsNl+Aa-a
For further information in regard 10
the skillfGl.suceess IN the treatment Of
diseases, the resder is referred 10 STILr
LE's TaEaAPEUrIcs and NATEz1A MEDIcA,
two iaFgs volumes, late edition Of 1860
the beet work IN the Unitsd ates,
where YOU win find DR.. NcGilfs nsrna
standing parallel with the best medical
men Ct the age in the treatment Of dis-
eases of women For al diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction Is ruaran.
tsod. With my general practice ] treat
the following
UhrOaIc Gases
70 rsHshsaons Ehsumaasu1. h--arrons a. o.
bua9s; Diseases - ths Throst 8relsd Jeirt4
SD Limb, Pisursy, Pans, Uloer8 cszesr elrsgef
P.sessss q &c - 80 L.gss laalHasos q
Deafaess, Distasea d 40 kJes, Detilsstsd So
tens, D. pgns.1 o. Indigestion. Erd ccnaurnIsicf
,eesslnsE u1-a a. t'rixate Diseases saa
Diseases 81 the 4 rinarV Oruans.
80 $40 hanies.
An Afecnons o. no WOMB La.tsd Win scooasI.
Those Marcel Ladies who haFs been 10 unfortl-
nzie q Ea sca-fy @ Yrofe aoerlon, CA b carrFd
= ,nazf a efas 2 ioana praEzaa- y Esinz ne
stsriliiys
Toens HsTrod Lszoas saoss mlasoTszns 4 hss
been nol % hri1g forth IL due seaaoa, raznautss
SOD has nd yo1 snculd rnui1piy ani rsplenls1 "
ta.a = Ycuf desire you ca consult ne tithdr =
lslie- q ID peFE0a. No lazy over thiry-ass yssls
q a9s uead lzake 1ppicH1on- a. commrnicEtr1s
b ls.isE o. person ssrseay ooza1slEaL
Hight Emissions CARED.
FoEng Ma. stop bsSofo yoa fzrlhsr r. q Al
Esesses sgb3ect % Ma, mere a e. asess 20 s.lsI
% ears a. NSni EullssanEs, sud physe.aun a.
s-aras thsf u1terslnnd treeilsF u: a1d 70 Fol -.
say ttlat hzTe cured dolcas n teis ETY. - vss -
II diaeTeul ststes, VIA have spent doisr Or al.
Ia, and are nov vel cured y ma. an dslV r..
eciFing ie.tes and sens1ng mediazs % al % 4 81
lie l1-1Ey. - aHcfst, ~ l1at are aiaEzaf I h.
my EaI szd WI gife 1-e call "a .ire -
toa1n icF Al q l1a dsssEes 1aaatosrd Il -. -
Esrsselrszi- - 49, q sesr-esss gilsl B -
~ lss,s,s 9rsusa .
DR. HceILL,
Velez 4loe1 NsshVils, T6sa
NSH a. " s'ssi va pfonet ai,ss ds7
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On Thursday, May 25,

III = A "a SNAesJs may GOI
At 10 O'Clock, AZ, We vii sell
20 Bags Cofse,
90 Barrels Molasses.
20 Kegs Syrup,
Is Boxes Tobacco,
20 Casks English Soda,
20 Barrels Lard,
40 Kegs Lard,
10 Kits Maokerel,
25 Boxes Soap,
100 Barrels Alum Salt.
100 Bags
20 Kegs Nails,
20 Boxes Rais.ns,
% Cases Matches,
30 Boxes Claret Wine,
20 Resms D. c. Paper,
p Bales Hay,
y Gross Backing.
Is Dozen Buckets,
SO Bags Corn,
20 Dozen Shoe Brushes
mays g.
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House bill No s4: To amend Section
III Of the Code, by abolishiug the Grim
inal Court Of Montgomery county
Passed.
House bill No. IS: To fix the fees TO
be paid commissioners from other
S.stes Passed
House bin No 50, to incorporate the
Cairo and New Orleans Pilots Benevo-
lent Association. Passed
House bill No 12t. authorizing the
Governor to raise and organize pro-
visional force for the suppression Of
guerrillas, and TO preserve the peace OF
/ the State
The reading Of the bin was the signal
| FOR lively discussion
Col Smith was opposed to the bill,
mainly on the ground that, as he con-
/ tended, several sections were pGlPably
neonsti,lstionsl The second section
I which giveS power 70 officers TO forage
| OFF the enemy, was simply allowing un'
/ limited license ard out,ages where per.
sOpal luminosity night control the 9Th
GERS in question With the present
disturbed state of feeling in the coun
Z
carried out, would inmeasuPably ag-
gravste the evils already existing
4 Mr. Waters, Of Madison, said OF
eourse he would support the Dill, OF
any other militia bill that would be ef.
fecual in Kidding the country of gusr-
rillss The latter, he remarked, were
getting worse, and il was Imperative
that they should be attended 70 st
once.
BIr Hood denounced the bill as q
nloastroslty 1t would ruin and i'm
poveFish our people The bin is clear
, violation Of the constitution We have
all sworn to support The idea of Civ
ing such unlimited power TO the Gov
. ernor was grossly wrong. The United
States military authority was amply
! sufficient 10 preserve the quiet of the
State, besides saving the State from
| unnecessary expense. He said ne hso
? lust received q dispatch from the Pres
: ident Of the United States. which h
J thought quite appropos at the present
, time, as having a direct bearing on the
: question at issue, and which he request
/ ed read by the clerk. The dispatch j
i as follows.
WASHINGTON, Nay 2l-Jas r Hood
S General Thomas will furnish whateve
5 number Of troops Is necessary for tn
. defense of the State. Confer with hin
I on the subject The enrolment anC
] organization Of the militia should b
I carried out, so that they can be called
r upon if actually needed.
ANDREW Johnson.
, Mr. Hood then offered bill in Ii eu
Q which provides that the militia shoul
? be called out only az the President G
o the United States may direct, and tha
they be governed by the rules and res
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oorsespo adencs with Former state
Offers
UEcefs.
DUNLAP, RAY AND BATTLE, 70 eoyERNoR
= BRoEELOW.
AuarsrA. @. 70. lS

BRoHEL0E.
Augusta, Ga, NAY 5, 1865.
William c. Brownlow, Governor,
etc-Sir: Your present status gives yoo.
control OF the cepitsl Of Tennessee.
The fortunes Of war compel Us to sd
NIT the fact without discussing the
right ThearchiVes Of the State, main
~ covering Gov. Harris standardization,
which were removed from Nashville by
Legislative authority, we desire 70 re-
urn 10 the cspitol IS belonging to Ten
aessee, and constituting 3 part OF her
history, Whatever power may be in aus
thority.
In surrendering them to your custody
- the present representative Of Stale
authority, we claim only that, what
ever may be found in the cumbrous
boxes containing them of private
character, belonging to a,y one, wheth.
er correspondence or individual papers
shall be Withdrawn and given to Us o.
the owners. We should be faithless tC
our trust 70 give up anything not prop
erly belonging to the State, nor do VI
imagine more would be desired by you
As for ourselves, personally, We ask
for nothing beyond what a magDani
nous opponent may choose to accord
Il would be great weakness in US 10 at
tempt to disguise what our PROPOSES
sions have been all the time II. this con
/ test.
We desire to be informed ia your re
ply whether We can be psrEitted to re
turn TO our families without molesta-
tion from the civil or military authori
ties and be allowed to leave the coun
Try if, after testing it, We should fee
oppression heavier than exile. Re
specially,
| (Signed) J. T. DUNLAP,
J.E r RAY,
! ,JOEL a. BATTLE.
P SIN General Battles absence
have signed his name to this letter, be
heYing be concurs in its general object
J. T. D.
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Mr. Hood then offered bill in lieu,
which provides that the militia should
be called out only az the President Of
the United States may direct, and that
they be governed by the rules and reg
ulatioDs Of the United States Army.
Before any action was taken, the
/ House took q recess till 2 o clock.
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P. SIN General Battles absence I
have signed his name to this letter, be-
heYing be concurs in its general object.
J. 7. D.
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HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES.

TUESDAY,, May % 1865
The House was called TO order at
o'clock. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Hunting
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REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.

Mr. Henderson from Committee on
Enrolled Bills, reported House bills No
1913 81, 50, 96, so, y, y, and So, as cor
rectly engrOssed.
Mr. Cooper from the Judiciary CONS
mittee, returned to the House, House
billa No s. and los, in reference to the
elective franchise, and reported from
the shortly of that committee a bill
IN lieu, also q bill embodying the views
OF The minority of the committee; also
a bill from the joint committee ap-
pointed by both Houses to consider the
DISTINGUISHING question.
The report ststes that ''the great diff
6culty with the committee has BEEN
when, where, and how will we fix the
line of acknowledgements
The majority report only requires Of
the voter. that bcnceforfh ne will in good
faith prove true 70 the United States,
and the amended Constitution Of the
State IL only excludes from the
elective franchise those excluded by
the Amnesty Proclamation, and such
conscious and intelligent traitors SIS, in
view OF their conduct at present ought
not to be admitted to all the privileges
OF the elective franchise
The minority report advocates the
exclusion from the elective franchise
for SIX years, all those not friends Of
the Government above suspicion, OF by
formal act-whicb is considered TO be
IN accordance with the principles laid
down in the Amnesty ProClsmation-
One hundred copies Of each OF the
bills were ordered printed, and viii be
the oyder OF business for tomorrow at
10 o'clock.
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Mr. Duggan presented petition from
citizens of Sewer county, praying for
the amendment Of the road laws Of the
State.
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By Mr. Grove: That this House sd.
iourn on Monday, 18th inst, 70 meet
the first Monday in October. Adopted
A messenger from the Senate an.
nouneed the adoption By that body Of
senate Joint resolution No, 90, award
ing a vote Of thanks to Major General
SLOVENIAN FOR his recent brilliant mill
tsTy achievements, snd asking the con-
currenoe Of the House. The resolution
WA unanimously conourred in.
aTILs OK THrRD READING
Senate bal No. CO; To establish the
kighth Chsncery DiEtriot Of Tennessee
Passed.
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b. Nr Mullog: To secure the assets
Of tie Bank Of Tennessee Passed,
aud rsfeTred 20 Committee on Banks.
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ChrOBIc Cases


an Affections q no Womb hestsd wifh scccass.
Those Msrred ladies' who have been ~ unforlu-
nale p e sca-fJ o. prove aocrlo1, cz1 b carrlrd
CAL
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BY Mr DuFgaD TO disqualify all
rebels aud traitors from holding Office
either civil Or military Ia Tennessee
Passed
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BY Mr.. Jones TO amend an act in
cooperating the East Tennessee and
Virginia Railroad Passed, and refer
red 10 Committee on internal Improve
ments
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Nashville, Tennessee.

just Received,
200 Barrels Flour,
200 Bags ard hay' Bags F7aur,
100 Barrels Sugar,
25 Sacks :Ce6se,
5 Barrels Sy7p,
10 Regs Beieher's Sain! Lo1.is S57ap,
3 CASKS Sugar Cured HANS,
900 Barrels Country Hlrls,
200 Bqgs Boiled Meal
1000 Barrels SAT-,
Lard IN Barrels, half Barrels and Kegs
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-28

FUNERAL oBsE4ulEs u m
LINOOk1s

On Thursday last the day set spsrt
by the Governor for the people 10 80
semhle in their respective ueishhor.
hoods for the purpose Of showing y
tribute Of respect to the memory Of
President Lincoln, We beheld the
largest concourse Of people We have
ever seen in New Oregon. The wealth.
err was beautiful and slthough the
spring is very backward, and our far
mers exceedingly anxious to improve
every shining hour they turned out,
~ anssss, which fact alone goes far to
show the esteem in which the illustrous
dead was held, as we'll ~ the deep felt
sorrow Of the public at large.
At ten O'Clock the town was unusu-
ally quiet, the stores and places Of bu-
siness all having been closed up, with
the windows and doors mant led with
Grape, and the streets apparen thy de-
ssrted, but by eleven, the hour for the
services to begin, the people of the
whole surrounding country poured in
like an incssaapt torrent, aud in very
Few minutes after the time set, were
formed into procession, and marched
in sad concourse to the place where the
,services were held.
After the preliminaries a sermon
was preached by Rev. VIM. Patterson
which was well adapted to the occasion
and had a telling effest upon the hearts
Of the people.
A eu(ogy on tho life and p ublic ssrv-
ices Of Mr.. Lincoln was then delivered
by II. A. Goodrich Esq. which went
far to satisfy the people that they were
mourning for no trivial loss. A brief
and fitting discourse was then deliver.
ed by the Rev. B. Holcomb.
The services were intslspereed with
come excellent and well-selected pieces
Of music conducted by Prof. 7. w Lee,
which added much to the s,lemnity of
the occasion. After the services were
over the people dispersed rapidly all APP
iug'pleased with themselves and 9th
ers for the unanimity of feeling on the
occasion which was depicted on every
countenaaee. 1t was truly Islan
choly occasion.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-28

Rervs and Mitchell are resolving their
Spring and Summer goods which they have
bought since the decline in prices, and are
bound to sell a. cheap - the cheapest
The Steam saw mill 10 nearly al made
over new, and does the very best of work.
The boys Of the rll challenge any west OF
tho Nississippi to DO more or better work
Geo. W, Pierce would notify tho people
who are indDb tod to him by note or book &C.
count thst thoy must call immediately and
settle us-and pay up too or costs will most
assuredly be made. lven33t3.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-28

Coal IN Howard CouNrY.-Judss
Berry handed US piece of stone coal
OF line quality taken out Of tho earth
about I've miles west Of Lime Spring s
IN this county. It is of the variety
known as Kennel coal, and if it exists
IN any quantity will be an acquisition
to the wealth and resources of the
northern portion Of the State hitherto
unknown. We learn that it was dis
covered upon the premises Of Mr.. Smith
while digging we'll The earth where
1t 10 found is said IT, be filed With evil
dences Of its existing in no incon-
siderable quantity.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-28
In another place in our columns may

In another place in our columns may
be found letter from Mr.. Harlow &C.
knowledging the receipt for his loss
by FIRE, from the Mali (Wis.) Fire
and Lightning Insurance Company.
This company represents an unimpair-
ed capital of over 100000, insures
none but the safest and best risks and
pays all its losses promptly. Its
agent is M T. W. Lee Of this place
The whole number insured by it on the
8lst Of December 1864, was thirty
i've thousand,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-28

ONE oE. -HE CoRNERs. Some
writer has said that mans heart is
thing framed with divers corners -
Surely the best of these corners is set
apart for the good wife who provides
for him light ard wholesome bread.
She can only do this by using DeLnad
a. Co.'s Chemical Saleratus. Mind
that ye gentle housewives, and buy
none other
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-28

We would call the attention of our
readers to the card Of DR.. II. G.. Price
TO be found elsewhere in our paper.
DR., Price is a graduate II heseclectic
medical college of Philadelphia, has
had about years experience in the
B'ockley and Pa. hospitals a. that city,
and five years experience in the prac-
tice Of medicine in this State and
Ohio. We have before US 4 letter
fr ON Dr. J. H Bowers we'll known to
the people of this county commenting
DR.. Price III the highest terms.