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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-02

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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-02
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I!}ittJESHEFS - Ger
The vel %nor-- n Morn zar5 0. these piI.s:'.i have
- 49, rn&'a f'pa = Al y,1r ii,5 fH2 made n my
a.}ce fav ? years; hsy usva ~" tpest effect C
the iv,r nd PIG 5va 'rFar5 nj any n,di>". n 'ha
grc1l a1 are tt most rlsct prsgatFe Y>n hA. eyer
yet bee. Iai.Ge By. body. lily an SIZE at pheasant
- tale hut poyverf The penetrating p"r-
ties tnuiats the vital activities OF The bcE reluos the
obs guet,3ae ofits c~ans lrify tie 5l"1, tAd cXr Gs
case They purge cat the flu' humors which breed ana
l,a distarper stimulate sluggish ~ ts"rierei or-aIaS
in their natural IONS, AMI n1rart healthy tone with
strength 20 the whole system Not only do Aey cure tho
every day comp ANTS everybody, bu also torr da l.
nd dangerous diseases and icing pulely vegetable arc
free from any rtst or harm" .-....
They create pure blood a-a remove al Impurities from
1ta syst N, h noe ars positive ey.2 Tor
Fe74rg Usa1ache. "Tn,. Ta-ur Isl
is asr' and lie e3 4 y Ermcrs
Dose --r2rado'ts one plin the morning; for childrc,
4..el yea A2'fa Phi.
P.-scc.Oa. 7 .G*r per Box 5rcde s,sr2j;.@
m seat ~ HGsL post pai3. 10 0oY Part Of thr
lnited states or CGngins on Teceipi IF price.
None Genuine uitboui The fac smile sigma
tq,rc # Y Mott elliott. ~ p.
n s16Iyl Y. MOTT TALB0TrG, Co.,
No. e. Fq!ton t, New York
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-02

Clemmer & Patterson are IN rccelp'
of fine stock Of Sunner roois wine"
they are selling off at the very loves
fsures. Give them - cal if you need
anything ia their line Of t'ndo,. Tue
Dr.,s said 10 I've = goot- hand in fish,
iug. The Junior OF rhrs ina'1tution bar
had some valuable expf'ience on tHa
D ,,ut if he would give the public The
,encfit Of it.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-02
Local Column.

PR,zE FtoHr. Al the sportiug
and fast men Of the, place left town o.
Saturday last to wi'"ess a, prize hg"'
"a -o,ccur about six miles north Of here
Guns, blulgeons. daggers, stung
shots-eyery thing that would rende'
a man impervious to hard knocks, and
plenty Of Them, was in rsquls'n}oin' w
ory one that went Was armed i"'
war. War to the knife, aud the
knife to the hit" An earnest md nt-
fectionate. farewell WAS taken Ct OH
friends and associates, IF the scenes OF
youth and childhood. A long Ilnger-
ing look at the town, was indu'sed as
they left for tn scene ofthc fray.
With palpitating hearts they ar
rived upon the ground, A hosty
glance upon the surrounding sce"ery
without discerning the Vaw-heal and
s.oody-bones Of the nearly EXHAUSTED
ombatants partially treasured the ag :
lsatei wou'i be sfectators With this
assurance NJ personal safety, weaI ""s
Of war, offensive or defensive, were
carefully secrotcd, or their possession
positively denied. Til en- bega" vig''
liant search fbr the ears, eyes. pieces
of the nose, mouth and fingers Of III"
brave cnnbatants, for all were satisfied
that they had g'usal each other t
CATERS" long before the arrival Of the
friends Of each Vigiisnt senrcn how
ever discovered ore # them disguised III
female apparel aboustwo miles from ths
scene OF tho fray, while the o'her was
found toward the close Of day in a sir.'
liar disguise equity distant ia AL opP'
site direction from The ground chosen
Cor tho prize fight.
The referee was understood to have
been within eighty rncs on horseback
looking over the summit Of bill to see
"fair play" also in similar diaSui'e but
using both s.irrups Of his saddle IN ri
ding We believe no one was injured
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-02

We unaerstsnl that the oe@nty seat
controversy, 50 long pending in Il e
courts, between Usage and Mitchell,
has been decided in favor of Osnge. -
We believe the Mitchell people sued
cut an INJUNCTION. toresuain the oanv IS
Of the vote taken some three years
SINCE on the question; that vote was
canv"ssed giving Usage tho majority,
and now tho injunction failing gives
the county scat to Usage. Such al
feast is cur information. ..... ...
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-02

". II. Burdick has removed h,..
stock oT gfoasrio5 to Granger anA E'r0-
Cd a Co partaerghip with s. I. tia!steai
of Vernon Springs. They adj. to thei
atock: dry gods, rcsdy-r2ndo clothing,
boots and shoes, hardware, ana ali
other articles necessary TO first c.a-
country store. T.oy haze ec:ccsc'. u
good point Tor trade aud with ordinary
and buyioeas attention must do 8 profit
able tral2.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-02

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heira, o.r 49, tnrtn1so =, any 80 lsc4 rv:<,t,
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r-lu3uynhIa.U LAbUhS.
W .s u.r,Is,s t,.ro irts $40 afsl Ht.@S
sd Sc g''e .rg -! qlsr!lt gree. rsas
'FE pT. fC.iG crEl,ty 80 each .Et IS have ia
re9-t'2! u tnG All 'j9r 10 tesu? sad durability ts
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tt aJ0el 80 wbh adLI! ty i.iEs ;aa.s Of
Io.. 50 O! H,nrf y r!c"Es sts. viz: oto'ti az
lt2-!gior-daHt rs iV9 l4,r tolo es 80 Statesz.a,
saG .rs -sae.e.s, go Olher h5ssrs 100 Divinss ri.
sss + Svs rH1:'' ~ t Assaos v.
$3.50 togies Of Works :: hrt. " ''-e<
!rc r; 1tnT actions OF tie most nsIet,stsd TnsyIvfsss
1'h9E9. ,+t0c etc Catalogues scnt spt Of tsI,e
totA qpnr, ard other. ord ring goods % n will p..sas
remit M"iN-hr0 :" c,Rt IT, with heir orGsy
1T 4Aopr!1e'a gaaiisy OF good, :, astaY
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-02

Being in Rjcevil!a On Saturday las
vc made the call nh o2ctsiJn far drop
ping into the stare 'of Fellows q WyIl"
for few moments. found the hoys ia.
ing On their frie0ds, ALL disfe0sins
ilomesl,lcss,ng and comforts ar'org al
claas esr-as reas ,nsois rates an! ..c
rsadrpay. 1t is with pleasure We
make nots OF their prosqcT;ty. :ol
shey deserve i
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-02

w. D. Townsend Of MvGregor gave
? ey;ng visit to this PLACE on Friday of
'last week. The latch string of this
Office lsalwa.,s out full length fors SOL
q fellow as Town. a. .-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-02

Mr.. s. L. Gary and Peter Veile lef,
here the first Of the week going east.
Mr.. Veile We understand was on his
way for his summer 8 ocli Of goods
Dir. V. is one Of the safest business
men in this county erin facs-iu this
portion of-the State. ~. uoy.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-02

Don't fail to read the advertisement
of Il. A. Cleshorn in this weeks paper
and going to DEBORAH don't, fail to- call
on him and buy some Of his ready made
Clothing. His goods are Of Late sty,es,
FIRST quality Of material and mnnufac-
tufe. and cheaper diam the cheapest.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-02

Dr. Bowers Z, es to j. cksonyi''e
next week for the practice Of dental
surgery. His work here has gwen thu
rest of satisfaction. ..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-02

GETTING ABOUT. - We observe
Stephen Niles, clerk in the store of
STROLLER & Kirkpatrick has 50 far re.
covered from the injury Of his iroken
leg as to be about, - though on crptch-
es yet. He Will soon be on duty again
ct the old stand Of s. e. K. raa.y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-23

City aud iiisceiispeOus News.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-23

TIE IyEcUTIoV TODAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-23

Rumoled Defeat Of The Liberals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-23

wALrHms >" nE YsVNG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-23

Disappearance If a Provision Dealer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-23

AFFAIRS III MEXICO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-23

IMPORTANT OR0ER 10 FRtErMEs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-23

Reported G4-auIsi Of Bcautecstd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04

CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGs.
GUESSING OUT AT GREATLY REDIIcED
" prices. ], s. RHODFS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04

New York, Dec. 2.-AIexican adyices
via Havana to November 9th saws;
The French transport Allfer had reach
ed Mexico with 400 Austrians and a de-
tachment of Zouayes en- route to Mata-
moras. ~
The Empress Charlotte stopped eight
days at Vera Cruz and left for Yucatan
in u merchant vessel. Maximilian re-
mains i'll the City of Mexico. n
Further Imperial successes are re-
ported by official papers. =
The Commercials Washington spe-
cial states that there will be undoubt-
eddy n majority of the members of Con
gress present at the caucus Tonight.
Albert Pike states that treaties OF
peace between the Indians and rebels
were stolen from his pocket Mt Rich
mOnd n few days since.
The people of Arkansas have request
ed the President TO appoint provision
al Governor.
1t is stated that several policemen
were injured by falling wall by the
fire on State street this morning. The
loss is about S3,OOO,OOO, inoiudins
1000 bales of cotton, 1000 cases of toS
bacco, a large amount of clothing. &c.
The clothing and most of the cotton be-
longed to the government,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04
New York weoLly Stock Quota1lon,

New YORK, Dec. 2.-The Commercial
says the stock market shows less
firmness than yesterday. In regular
transactions the prevailing disposition
is to sell. The clique in the Cleveland
d Pittsburgh and North Western are
sellers of cash stock. In time transac-
tons the "bull" clique are the only
operators and put out good line OF
long options, especially in Cleveland
& Pittsburgh, Michigan Southern and
North Western preferred, and Fort
Wayne. The prevailing disposition is
to dofer the regular purchases until
after Tuesday. The Rail Road list was
generally about half per cent down.
Miscellaneous stocks were dull and
mostly II fraction lower. The Govern
ment list shows new strength, especial
ly i'll even-thirties. Gold bonds sold
ut The closing figure of yesterday, ex-
cept Ten-fOrties, which were n down.
The first series of Seven-thirties rose
q and the second and third &. Certi-
ficates wereI better. The money market
does not yet exhibit any marked in
crease of ease at the result of the re-
demption of seven million of seven per
cent notes yesterday at the sub-treas-
ury. The supply, however, is abundant
for the work of the brokers, and rather
more money is being employed on dis
counts. The general rate on call loans
is per cent; in n few cases balances
have been lent over Sunday at pei
cent. Prime paper is current at las peT
cent; do. long dates about per cont
Second grades range from 1Oal5 per
cent. Gold has fluCtuated between
lax and 1881, under a slight specula-
tive movement. -ft
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04
sPeeohss BY Hee-rs, cessna and Col.

y
WAsHISGroS, Dec. 2.-Hon. Nj lCas,,-
ma, Chairman OF the Pennsyivania
Union Committee, In comparv with
about twenty members of it, called
upon Hon., Schuyler, Colfax Tonight
and presented the resolution which had
oeen unanimously adopted by fhe Com
nlttse approving the sentiments enun-
elated in his speech delivered in WASH
1ngton two weeks ago. Mr.. Cessna in
the course OF his remarks said that he
had watched the course of Mr.. Colfnx
In Congress with a great deal Interest
ana commence, and expressed the graft
ttcatlon, that was Endorsed bY his fellow
members, that he (Ir. CoIfiS1 was
was destined again to fill the Speakers
chair, the duties of which he hnd dis
charged with so much efficiency and
popularity. Mr.. Colfa1c in reply said
that the regard and confidence of his
own constituents were ALWAYS highly
priced and appreciated BY him. but
when the representatives of the Union
party of a great STATE like that of PENN
syIVanla give such hearty manifesto
ttons of approval, there was additional
cause of qualification and thankful
ness. In 1854, at the time the soil of the
republic was shaken by the tread of
contendlng armies and the cause of the
Union encountered all the prejudices
growing out of taxation, accommodating
debt and the draft, it thrilled the hearts
OF loyal men when the great State of
Pennsylvania gave her electoral votes
Tor the distinguished patriots-Lincoln
ana JOhnSOn,-and again this fall
when Pennsylvania, with the adjoining
States of New Jersey and New York.
re-atfirmed SO decisively their attach
lnent to the great cause, it gave renew
ed hope to all those that had been fnith-
full to the Union in it's peril. Mr.. Col
fax said, in conclusion, that the soldiers
of the republic had done their share in
the great work of putting down the re-
belliOn, and the spirit which animated
It, and It now remained for the Sena-
tors and Representatives of the people,
by wise craftsmanship and fidelity to
the Union and to the principles of liber-
ty and humanity, to complete the work
now entrusted to their hands. He re-
joiced that every indication gave prom
Use that they would stand shoulder to
shoulder, unitedly and intlexibly in
their path of duty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04

AS ELEPiIASToS THE RASIrAuE.-An
elephant, named Romeo, became mn
manageable at the Ridge avenue depot.
in PhilRdelphia,o on Sunday night, during
the temporary absence of the keeper.
Hesmashed one wagon partly demolish-
ed II car, and tore down about seven
stalls, and then made isNvay up Ridge
avenue; Travelled on that read northward
for miles tOre down Il fence or two, and
twisted off n small tree in field. Word
was semitic the keeper, who speedily mr.
rived, and who soon subdued the ele-
phant. The huge animal was taken to
the menagerie, at Tenth and Callowhnl
streets, before daybre,Ik, where he pick
cd up IA man, threw him against a parti-
ton, and then, with his trunk, broke
down part OF the stable wall. The
and is now perfectly subdued. Tho
amount of damage done by the elephant
will not exceed 5000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04

ttE@" NEw YORK, Dec. ..
CoTToN-Dull and lower; soc for mid.
ding. FLoUR-Dull, heavy and 5Cql5c
lower; g 2O(9S 80 for extra State; SIS "a
as IS for common to good Spring
brands extra II. II. o., and IS 9OSIO 81
for trade brands, market closing quiet,
WHIsRY-Quiet; Western 50 So. wHEAT
Dull and 1@2c lower; 81 T2@l so for
Chicago Spring, and 81 IS for choice
now amber Milwaukee. RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Dull. CoRN-Heavy and
easier; SS@931Sc for unsound; 941SGO6c
for sound mixed western, the litter
price an extreme and 81 90 for white,
western. OATs-Heavy and lower; 47(6
$50 for unsound, and 6OG6lc for sound.
PETRoLEUM-Eirm; crude 4O1l(G4l; re-
fined in bond 6S97Oc. PoRK-0pened
ffrmer but closed heavy; S2S S7LZCa29 75
for mess, closing mt $40 %, cash, and
SIS 50C925 10 for prime mess; 900 bbls
mess for December, sellers pption, mt
Is 5O920 90, and $500 bbls new mess,
sellers option, for January, at $50 90.
BERF-Steady. BEEF HAMs-Declin-
ing; S3S@39 so in tierce. Cur MEATS
Heavy; l3(9l5c for shoulders and l6Cals
for hams. BACON-Quiet; sales of $50
boxes, part Cumberland cut, at I5ISc.
DRESSED HoGs-In moderate demand
at l23{9131zc for city. LARDLHeavy
at lS@2j. BUTrER-Dull. CHEESE.
Quiet and steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04

New YORK, Dec. 2.-The Posts special
says: rss.s -
It is expected that nominations for ali
the prominent offices in the House will
be made in the Republican caucus to.
night. A number of military mon are
candidates. =
The principal department reports will
be sent north by the mail Tonight. THE
navy report recommendsappropriations
to establish naval squadrons in the diff.
ferent waters. l-r- - -
The Commercials Washington special
says: . " 'P 'S''''
The President is greatly encouraged
by the news from North Carolina, which
he regards rs evidence of the ultimate
successful working of his policy.
The White House is still 6esieged
with applicants for the vacant coffee
torship. The position will not be filled.
however, before the HOLIDAYS.
The Post says the stock EXCHANGE is
rather depressed to-day by vague SEN
sation rumors that diplomatic commu-
nications between our Government and
the representative of France relating 10
Mexico, have further complicated 9nr
foreign relations. This report is not
credited in any we'll informed circles,
but 1t has had the effect ofscausinr n
pressure to sell on the part of some
timid holders of securities, The loan
market is active but we'll supplied at I
per cent. Paper is not Offering so free
ly, and the demand is increasing. The
stock market is depressed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04

New York, Dec. 2,-The steamer
Weybosset, Savannah Both, arrived this
evening.
The Savannah Herald says:
The smallpox is increasing at Allan
tn The same paper has the following
Florida items: .
Gov. Marvin has appointed Justice
Dupont and Messrs. Papeys and Peeler
to arrange the laws of Florida to CON
form TO the new Constitution.
Gov. Marvin has restored the civil
officers of Florida who were acting nj
the time of the surrender.
Col. Osborne has Issued code for the
management of the interests of the
freedmen.
Provisional Gov. Johnson, of Georgia,
has ordered the formation of militia
companies in each county of the State
to preserve order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04

AEEF "AAlls
d ECEIVED THIS MORNING, A LARGE
III stock OF extra large and cheap Bed Blan-
keta, also common dark Army Blankets.
nLal ~ wv - Y. s RIIOAEeI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04
specuIatIons about conKres..

WAsHINoToS, Dec. 2.l,Ir. McPher.
son, Clerk of the House Of Representa.
tives, has completed the rolf of the
list of the members. He has ex-
cluded from 1t the names of the Repre-
sentatives elect from all the States
heretofore declared in insurrection,
The number of Representatives ON the
roll list is about lS4. = = : -
bama, and Messrs, Stubb and Turner
from North Carolina, were here with
their certificates, claiming seats,
There appears to be no opposition in
the Republican ranks to the reelection
of Mr.. Colfax as Speaker and McPher-
son as Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04
News from EKentucky--The POstmas,
ter GinnernI,n- Ernr,.,r,

NcHS from kentuckYs-The POstmnS.
ter Generals Report.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The Tribune's
Louisville correspondent says Cen
eral Palmer has given his personal re-
cognizance to appear for trial on the
indictment found by the grand jury fol
assisting Stevens to escape.
1t is rumored that similar indictments
have been found against General Fisk,
who has given passes to about IL 900
negroes to cross the Ohio river during
the last eight months. ..,- :
Garrett Davis is said to have de-
nounced the Presidents refnsal-to
abolish the freedmen's bureau quite
bitterly.
The Times Washington special SAYS
the Postmaster General yesterday MALI
ed copies of his report TO the journals of
the large cities of the country, in order
that the document may be nut into
type for publication on the day of its
delivery to Congress. The report occu-
pies but thirteen pages Pamphlet size.
and IS not as lengthy as the last YEARS.
report by about one-third,
The Herald's Washington dispatch
says General Z. II. Lusher, Sergeaut-
alarms of the New York Legislature
In 1893, is candidate for the same no.
sition in the House of Representatives.
The contest is likely to be confined TO
Ordway Lusher and General InUruham,
late Provost Marshal General of the
District of Columbia, - ~ =
Some time since the Quartermaster's
Department directed that the sale of
transportation material be discontinue
ed. The CommissRry Department Inns
in effect adopted the same course in
respect to supplies for troops, and has
commenced accommodating ut New Or
leans and other posts, from Cincinnati
to Texas. Inspectors are said to be
looking closely into the condition and
quantity of transportat ordnance
stores and directing repairs in all cases
where they are needed, Taken in con-
nection with General Grants proposed
visit to Sheridan. these facts show n
disposition to keep the army of the
Southwest in condition for active SER
vice at a moments notice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04

NEW YoRK, Dec. 2.-omcial advices
from st. Domingo to the 18th of Nov.
have been received In this city.
The Constitutional Assembly, in
IN accordance with the general desire of
Buennventura Baez President of the
Republic. A. committee, deputed by
both the Provisional Government and
the Assembly, had left for Curacao to
meet Gen. Baez, and place in his hands
the act of reclamation. In few DAYS
the Republic will be definitely consfi-