davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-07-04

" AN NIH4J-Ag61L -lmmed1
w stely. to Aa11 "F.u uf Yaa1s In goeesstn Al
veut117s within and neDont tho UnIcn Hues By III.
nlo9 EsnH Bto.na erss!M xE & rresPondent d tho
H1d romantic ADVENTURE, md pnps. aiieisd a1naT1.
sness ~ tes N:s! oaA A.alss nd F!se,s.as inpSts
Name - Horofne The wotk contains 80 paSe4.
psint On nnr psreT. tastefuNy bound and uusTsted
N1tH e!Rht spirited euxrsstcg1. Also aEeuS u Seli
Ihs g cat American Cornict~ By Hofses 6re-ieY.
yot; u now ready for delivery Vol II VIII b IT,
n "a = Soon n practicable, Address GEO e "
SHRRWocD, 11S ake-st- Chicago. E1lhas3v
, 1865-07-04
Wanteo==3ftuattnns

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| WANTED-situation-By ,
;3s r. : ;:s's = =: s$sssiI! !: :;
| WANTED - Situat1on = Ai
chissEo. y K..eEn lsdy. Who hls held sach 20
= . ss 5nis E:' 70'f .s
| IWANTED-Sltuation-Bys =
49, sass Fl .ssssisf eassf o7's's zdais Ess
| iWANTED-situation-As A !
ONE e -s'sa- Aa's's x q n S,assss zstesss
| w ANTED-Situatio tion-By .
! year nan ofhx res,a ezpes!encs aad Who
81 &C. xaa s. g. 81: 81 assi sf
IWANTED-Situatioc-Bya =
nv yoon9 man Of trs education, s.r,ctly uo,sl
aao@, aad eoaslderaoie bu1aess a1perisnoe = oooS
~ q hss's aIe is'7 e:s e. s!1s
Mantsa=agsnts.
w WANTED Agents TO sell
fas.SsSs ea' Il g. Gs;ss4es GS;ssssSP m 'ssss
WANTED-@75 3 MONTH
S3;s5e fsS5;'Sss w. 1aa1as D: T. ss
w WANTED-Agerts with some
ssp!,.l e ~ p:sat:d e., s.ts!e u .:e.t q.
Wasir &c zson T. III HoSa IT, fom 4 "a Est
, 1865-07-04

Nashville friends out to drink. He also stx.ed
that there were number Of o1her parties On the
hin. Papers were found On Jake showing him to
hare Eeeu in the rebel army, md member Of tho
I'd Louisiana fnftuIy- The easo YRS continued,
f41lt nf Which he Hsa committed 70 III.
, 1865-07-04

To suascaIBEns FOE TIE Ta1 WxEE1r This
morning We send the Duly Ta1nUxz to sub.
ser.bers for the Tri.Weekly, a. Wa Issue no paper
on Wedpe,dsy (5uly 81. The Tn-Weekly OF Ed
day, will, however, be sent as u.psl.
, 1865-07-04

NJ A H H e d.
On Monday e!enipg, July 81, By Rsy r., C. Jack.
A COOPER al OF 1n1s ci.9- 10 cxfdl,
eB hllwaufe- pRfsrA plAbe copy
, 1865-07-04

auttion Sal&B.
DEGUT4AR SATURDAY SALE
IL Household Roods, Earpsts, ktoyes and oth,.
Aeseh.9aits AZ AUCTtGa-
On SATURDAY. July ~ TX O'Clock: u ButtA.'
Gtfet Nm A. bUfIRHH d CO,
tyse&5-F Aufco1e0R
OUR NEXT sALE OF HOUSE.
~ hold yURE1rUHK I'm taks plsca ii our
dsy. July M, q ~ o'clocK- ~
iy1r5tT u, GILBERT D aANP6OH Auet.u
, 1865-07-04

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sSsais' ss'=:' f.: E Isl Isl Ess:s:z En-: '
f. :::; W.; E A.: 5
4e1Ai1, Wm... 4.No Aose'ey, H.rd... 1iisi
ses;s sEsssss i:. John: 81, z.'s::: zls: FIJI 'ss
s''::: ss': ';s:;: ss::: ss'' ''s ''''H' '''' '''"
$s::? $:::! EE::s:s;'; 4i.s -
fSsss' ffs's'' A S:E;; ':'s: Fss! S.: s:!s
eu'n''D' Simon. SOFT erin'sn' d.. sn'
e.: H.: ~ ksgs;s ksSss's:j w. L.: s9
Hss #ssS ~ &;
SE:: |E$;!::! Is E:;s:;,5 81
sehoueld, David. 800 Smith, Chas O., s,sl6
6htmp. Peier.... 4,s79 Smith, Harvey. 49s6
Sherman, E.. $3.50 Smith, Peter.... G7t9
Smith. Bent j.. a,e15 Storey, Wilbur Is So
Sl1ln, Vice.. 3,G26 S1mm, Jas C..... 4,D0Q
Snow. Geo w.. 9,0u7 9chnelder, Geo.. 2leSS
euobel. Louls... 1851 Seayerus, Geo.. 8,032
EEssss;'' E::''ss:' s s: ss E:s'i Ell e.: ''' s'
Vsu Buren, Au- Valentine, W.H., 2OG7
gus1na.. -.... 41177 Van Osd+ll...... I,35a
"
Wright. Wm..... 2,219 Wilson, EF. S.elg
Wright Vim. EI. 2sz0 Wilson, E.. Mani
Wiugrave, Chas.. 4,e3t Wood bridge, Jno
WalteF, J.s M... l9,4H0i J.,........... aD0s
Wa6hans. S..... 3,6ta Waite, Il r.. Tia
Mc!deD, A..:-... 9 81 Walker, s I...... 11,1a3
Waller, Jaa b.. 2.als Walsh, John n. l0'9r
Wheelock, s.. 4,4sEI
THIRD DIVISION,
Bounded on the north BY the river, cast by
state street, foutn by Randolph, west BY clark.
A
Ade1t, J M.....4 IL, ri Ad4aop, Johu go
, 1865-07-04

Poar orr1cE.-The Post ONCE will close to-
day at 10 o'clock q. u., net 10 reopen until July
9Th. The day mails will also close at 10 q, N.
, 1865-07-04

bon. J. B. Rice, Msyos OF Chicago, has con.
rented 10 preside. The list Of wee Pres,deuts
and Secretaries ne bare already published,
1HE FIREWORKS TONIGHT.
In secofdAbca with IN almost amuem anal cnt.
tom, which according to the Vedss 10 transcend
CIT law. the grind ce.eb.atton OF the day viii Of
masnassns Sdisey Of n,s
made on sased nsto. sasf.2 taea sao,e W e Se
sfsw.ssr. on .ns & isks lroa, oi alesssn sreunes
much powder TO good purposes aud in t6e - ,naa3 70
mae II imaginable way, mat we can 1si ali .9arT NO..
maue doun;y elor3ns By ouf heattiolt teseir,n!y::
over the redemption Of our country and hef nov
Eue independence. We may, therefore, reaeons-
SS e3peet @ ,h.t ~ RyTSS;schn gories e tofieh.
before exhibited II this country, There viii be
no danger Of trs or Injury to any one, unless il
htmself et416tnR 1ound huge rocket tuck Hhirs
has descended point downward, n The dlursrona
beauties in Fl !hcir flaming Elosles Of cofeeoas
4 dtstance Of abort hundred yards from rhore
and the sveIue WITH it, 5order il too sp9coaS for
crowd 70 gather tuit,c!ens to hurt any one 4
that grand plzza fronting On tbs lake.
Except ln the matter or sEe, these n one part
of 4 p1ottchnic exhibition which u and must 10
L, tbs arrangement q "a snses sa1s ,sls.. a..
pots, etc., on wheels, triangles. squares
Esobss. etc. 1hey may Be called ''palmet.os.'' y
eIar.es." Of my othtr imasinable n.ne, indeed
~ the naaes, mott probably, can be applied With
eqoai ptoprasty 10 either one OF them, and new
M ns@se @ mey be invented 10 fresben up md furnish
~ t.H ~ Eses snnEs u magician titles hle numerous
unt - sos1inc y the tastet Of his audiences
1w - 'Uoo 1oste there !. one branch Of the gort.
s.a1 ~ ,p5testseenn9ue, which mar be ever new
sne seneas INC oetigns in lapecEork. terbs ana
f9 pictures. These ne oep n9 VIZ. h.sn,1
Irus, they. generally dou', 1ani " .,;.y vssuy.
larry Ike -"9nytninE In the hr..e, phasn@ pta
OF the Garth beptath Or in " aooFe,
under the earth" but thcsr Walefs
arrangement or dskztnrly bri1lltnt eolos. s,s.:uI
The IL tfcactee oI thet machinery ara .i~ao4 ao4
tsacttve: Hoping th.t the Programme ~ ,.,s a
doHI Will be accurately carried ont In o,dsr tsa a
our readers nsy understand Whist TIE eeV eral nt,e.
afe meant 10 Be, We t&ke pleasure in antonnric.
Il beforehand, giving 'he wsrt1ng, however n
II BY any chance '*Wsthington On horsehsnrpns s
ahould be touched OF In the wrong plaea and hx
ADs-h2R o1 those prttent be 1uistakeu lor TX
Union volunteer tn full unliotu With knsr.
sadk ETC., NC do cot hold Ourselves ner.nnsiiv
Ieennhole; neither do we propse 10 .'cali ropud
IN IN morning and fxpls'n," a. Artenus Ward
ssys, tho srpresd eagle, di1crn feet between fbe
np 81 ~ wings thonld, BY mttca'cuIstion Of
q ume,b be mistaken fur one OF - the works of
me s4nihIy Comn,saon." Our platform thns
estahlirhad We proceed @'
~ Nfns cable mantle Of The Queen Of nj pht +"
epfeed over the tbop:and1 OF curious nersn,s
Mno WI b s'sa1t to furnish The asnai rrnnr1n'
9a sea o. nees, :" The tcste w1ll Be iilumtps,ed
, 1865-07-04

Taylor. Geo..... loe,e5s Teehuue, No., s.sop
Tobin. 1 B F; Ssss To..lee, E b.. s'es
1S,,%.1 TRs9es NJ s 1sa; Tasksr N. 29s S.
yerrho. Chas.... 1851 vane, Al.cu. a4ss
yansehasek, Il a,Na vaaBaaKlrE, $ Il. o,aso
, 1865-07-04

THIRD DIVISION,
Bounded on the north By the river. cast by
stats street, soutn by Randolph, west BY clark.
, 1865-07-04

The following sunns'y shous tho recs.pts an1
shipments ofFour and Grain also saurce of supply
and mole ol shipment during tho week eadins JuIy
/:
, 1865-07-04

OrEH1sG NIonT.-The TRIBUNE boys received
welcome sonrtnir laetevening from Billy Boil
thaw. proprietor Of the Matteson Houss saloou,
That being his opening night. Mr. Bolshaw has
for two years efaci1ted there, and now opens az
PROPRIETOR having refltted the place in a III oerb
manner. The old patrons OF tue house viii
scarcely !ecozD1xa the place urder f,s changed
stpest. The ntW proprietor was sertnaded By
tho Great Western Light Guard Band.
, 1865-07-04

Hox1 ToR THE FRIEyp1xss.-The repn1ar
meeting Of the Board OF Managers for tue Home
Tor the FTieDd1ess, will be held on "Wednesday
afternoon At O'Clock. In tho lIona hulldfnr
, 1865-07-04

Q. s. orTcEs-- The o. g. Depository will be
elosed to~da5, and the Custom Houss will only be
open be'ween The hurrs OF 5 and 70 O'Clock a. N,
Tor 1eeeislog reports of and granting clesrances
to veeee's.
, 1865-07-04

w aN 1GJ-8 -8Sent1-fGr q New
Wort-" Tho Bocsat Be171ce, Tbs Field. Tho
9u58eoa and Tbs Escapa-" 81 Albezt D. Mch afdaop,
x: Tribune coeru?ondent- The work vii a1ubr1Ss
fof fur Jea!s uayrlisx through tho 8outn
n tan secret seENce OF tho rnbune. theoutorea&
~ M Ss!aE capture n. eoanaenaas q diner
Mtlts. sided by nexroes and Union mo1nts1eert. Il
W w ps fepAts 1ish stirE,:1 eveats fsets. incidents
the oelllon" and other popular bools enxrayiafa
9G ESil or IN. amp for CucuiArs- II. C: THR At.
IT,
, 1865-07-04
MOvKMENT UF FLOUR AsD GRAIN AT
CHlCAE0,

RecoIpts and ShfpMcnts for the Week
Comparative Receipts and shfpmcpts
since January Est.
, 1865-07-04

Qua sozD1sEs.-Glve tho boys a cheer as they
pass oday. Let them see th,t they aze welcome
hofre -
, 1865-07-04


The following tahlea show ths receipts and
shipments OF foar and grain from January 10
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08

gro svfFrage, or ,hsy IRE i11t s1,. - )
they have. Wh,re q ev ',aso ..,-#G-
the issue. it has not ,leceu,cI .he.ss: la:
il most Of he States t., a.~ rrrs;
to male it. They d dsc:a a vrry y,
be- Mtg 'nsILsr :o:e sci - ~ ': =
are. A. ,,-s.@..-
There is i previ Us o@e,,,aa Or ~.
e 'ess d, ard :! in tos.rr.ce +; -
sue r'ds ,e~, muca /. v,f.".,>
questions are settled Are cg.,:..-,<.
- he free :, We acc.gt'.o.,. In their
own ju lgment aad rrefe.arca., i, :
they to vote ~ tie rr.a:,t.nt
!:es.'es 'hr"us' the 'n;i':nry. .rra,
Ihe next qres.i,:i ia. what snr:.l
vote a1aoant t"2 Sn,li the on!:.-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08
Farm for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his farm
five miles East of New Ore, (l5
west OF nrcoraI,. on the Stage read. I miles
North West Of Burr Oak s, rig IS North
West Of tialnar on. the fail Rond ,urvev.
1t is u1rnrpatsed in the country fer stock
md gram raising. and comprises es6
acres ofwhich $50 acres are fenced, $50
acres Iroke. pasture OF 80 ac,as enclosed
with post and rail fence q never failing
spring in the pasture, dwelling houses and
timber entngh for the farm mayer fail ng
spr nge one we'll. and 'streaIns of water
that runs through the farm. II can be di
vided into 30 acre lots, and have water IN
each lot. Il can be purchas' d with the
crops and with sufficient ia, mi, & tolls Of
the farm It i'll be So d in lots to suit pur
chasers. TheI, is q tavern stand on"th
premises. Eos tsrms apply to =
rss-ene) JoHT wHOLEHA y
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08

THE GROpEsTEEN PIANO FORTE
still retains its precedence and great
popularity, and after undergoing gradual i'm
provementa for aperiod of thirty years, u
now pronounced by the musical world to
be unsurpassed and even unequaled in rich.
ness, volun and purit. of tone, DURABILITY
and cheapuess. Oar ne Y scalr, French ar-
tons, harp pedal, iron frame, over.styuno
bass, seven octave, rosewood piuans We are
selling cheaper by from S 90 to 5000 than
the same style'and finish are sold by anv
other first class makers in the countrv
Dealers and all in want Of good pianos are
invited to send for our Descriptive Caialog:uas,
which confirms photographs of our difereII,
styles, together with prices. No one should
rurcfafs piano without seeing this Cata-
logue Medals almost withost numb
have been awarded to the Groves, eeu Piano
and at the Gelsbrated Worla, Ft:,r thou c.,
put in competition with others from all part
Of Ed.tEe andthe y. s. it took the h,ehe t
va.d- Established 1881
!t' nseen Co.,
. lpkDWAYNEw YORK
1.-' (v6ns7yI.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08

NEano'S lDEA F. IaEESoM ~
correspond cut Z. ,~e Atlanta New E:a
says:
''ro show nov i;npsaclica. t;.c.- 70
ti'ns ure ] viii c.se 't,W luetauc,s
which have seen or ,e~.ns, ;gvn 'ge
h'n;e MI a"E.ts.' T..acsi .:.- .sc,=e:4
are all busy saviae ths.r sr;.. sn,. ?rt>
crop 1t Is ,o " co.u .2o. .i.,.s T.. -,
sl.vie Hoshius tore. Ola pjarta,.,s {.
lay down the Implements r.: jry-. ua'.
gag fishing, therco. ore"'y N:i.::"s
is!s 5ol.trac, t"cy have e;.so:e~ H..
with their employers Css4,snar ies
I;sf, thick lirpe.l sou tt The co.:o. G,l
this.ks !.e viii 60 y eon.e city H?ro,
bly, Atlanta, ar.t commence u !ar,;
c,,rrnission business. Els wife, aho;s
splendid 6eid n;.cl lie aims 20 sr-!
he; to school ore year and th~nsc: A:.
up in the mill, ery business Cte q!
woman has . daughter; said dau shrr-
b g II nose eas Broad rs the c isnu-
tion,' and as aat as ne ape~cA d d
State politician, Her III arr ike :w,.
huge slices of s,s;eak ucn. bh.ck . II
5nc size. Her foot, ai'cut he shay :
u template stove, " ga {. ato@t 1t :
gan T.. 90 nnd hase no "a 70 sq# .
and o cap the clia-x s@e IS as h,.'k
rs .h- nee o. spa leg an. as lsly rs ;.
huge mig ghtmaf". n me ludu|s,':
and pfyul u.o.atr o: .h;ac ac1e4e;.fu;
daughter is nns;oua u hire eoou u.u-
sic and piano ,euchar fer A.r Ct. r.
She will so1n be >: :an age to sc. ou:'
ard i. is desirable TIA. size should k~v..
/ at least one popular ace ssns,.-n ncn.
| have not iraw4 on ny i.;!cy +: .Aes,
things They are facts and 40: po.:.c
fables" -
The sorrespopd-n. Of the New 2 rx
News, writing from Dal'im,re, SAYS
that while Genera! J % Joh.s.on va.
in Baltimore y.uag gentleman oftha !.
city, who had krown ire I-n.r.! ts>
fore the war. RI as~el his acquaintance
~ the street With he renark, &c. .er.
al. | regret We were OK. sea - s.lrrg..
der 70 ovcrwhr! cing nhmb4rg, bu: I
RIO ce We arc no' s,hipoelo 70.
slnve had n" active RHrtcip ,iba j: .a..
Gght.nr, lhelith.p | ;'.c 4lre! ac Gers
tr,l. '.No sir" "uuuec ,hose cir
; cunst ,nc"s." rejojn+st he vetp.an, 'yoa
are II !. whippel. 6Ht anln =.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08
~" NEW OREGONHOWARD COUNTY. low A. DECEMBER 3 jS65

-
'n''''' y. without warrant, ap"n ,l:e
ringing 'fa little he'll; but these wh;to
~ :" az SsAsas:o, Ths 'ns,n POINT is,
'Ha; aesroes are created equal. It is
ne +?sro ;h": is specially intended
lie ia created equal, un;. entitled to
Ii liberty ard TIC pursu;; Sc I. il.
The Ct use NJ he G"c''ra'in D Of i.as.
pend''4ce Immediately foil wing this Is
n So good Gnspr! for these times; it
viii 'et do-.. ak ahru, ju>t now. /.
reads hus: ''ro secure these riyh. :,
governments go Instituted a,auays.
m N, deriving their just pe ver, tIro;.
the consent y the governed, an, ,ha,
whenever any form of government be-
co,ues les'rucr'se Of these ends, i, is
the right Of the people to alter or abol-
ish it, a'a 10 institute new government:
laying its foundation on sucl pri, c.
pies and orgaazins;ts powc. in such
form as to them shall seem most like
ly to effect their eafoty :n. happiness.
TINS applies to ccumur!ties Of pco-
pie able to sup rorf hy' their numbers
and resources the responsibility of gov
e:nm.nt. As The Aboit;onis,s arc
q, ,eat in their de7c,inr to one seE'ence
in the declaration Of independence, we
should be pleased to hear them on til.
very next sentence. They used to be
IN favor of this latter scntence, and
wished to absnd.n 'he union, Lc!icy-
ing that they cuall best prom,tc their
safety and happiness oct Of i; sna
hey can't nov evl cent to let be,
people enjoy the same right. Greeley
did try at first to he consistent: 30 di 1
Chase; but they have changed thor
minds, and du!.'t believe row that tic
jus,-powers Of governmant are founded
en- the c::@ent Of the governed. tn
the contsAry, thcscpoweys insult he
founded .n tbs concrn. of Greeley,
Cha e & c..
Now, we are in favor Of both these
in the declaration of Inde-
pendenoe, Gu u rational Interpretation
Of them. The A''olition,sts, m fact,
don't hold either ef,hem. They don't
believe that the CONSENT of the people
of half a conts nent is necessary 70 IT, t
just powers Of government. They
,lon't believe these people entitled to
life, liberty or pursuit Of happiness, un
less they are black. -.'
We don't Yane "a Uui,n held to-
yether by the sword, with .aws enforc-
ed by stan Ing armies. 1t ,s not Il 0
Union our fathers ,nade, sud is nc,
worth preserving" ..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08

The radicals have no. got th.ir party
all up to the point Of insisting on ne
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08
New Oregon P4ain OaaIer

p.hA,a every F-iI,y al tho Plain DeAs,ftf.S"s fa;s
~, Nh, +,,.,a. New Oregon. Internationally. iowa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08
The Negro MulGereys.

We have received ci,ccl.r frem
the American Freednan's All Com
'nIIssion,' requesting US to publish it:
but we i'nag gine that we may MS we'll
give l;s purport as to wear, our eeal-
e's with a l"rg story. The substance
Of it then is, that the agents of the
Ffcedn:al.'s Bureau declare that mir
ty thousand negroes ,otN perish this
vintcr IN Georgia ulone. q u forty
thousand more IN Atubuna," aud
hat 'Mot less than ole million of
dsllurs are needed for i'm Mediate re.
lief" The churches are appealed to
TO come fol ward and ,aisc this modest
sum Of money As these negroes seris
all right orf)re the Abolitiopists utter
fered with them, we do not SEQ what
excuse they can give FIR this wholssals ls
slaughte, Of these innocent people.
Doubtless, after having gotten .hesa
into trouble, it is their duty to ;aGl
care Of them, and their offms to DO lis
is the Only feature CT the case which
saves it l:om dowarish. yilIainy af ;hs
Eoset speciee. As rob' ing negr'es Of
good lnss'e:s and turning them oct "a
die on the highwoy, IS not our Way d
showing cur phila"tsh"py ~r them, We
desire to be cCun!el out Of those vh,
are expected to contribute to ,hei, sup.
| port. we know how to fud then
/ yictunls aud clothes by ten times
shorter cut than going around tn,
country begging from church t
church!-N Y. Day Book.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08
1880 A;ccs Of I.al
ForSalte,
IN
'hickasaw and Howard Cunties
WA. sA

IN CHlCKAS>W COUNTY:
< Sec. Tr. Range. Acres
" ar and " hf Of =.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08

LATEST FIX, N 4 WAap. -che last
effusi II # The rerownmt Arseru. We
have MT yet seen - print. Ii, said
that Artemus he:ns a: Ola Of the New
York chnsches recently ediSc,! the ,ui-
iencs by his unexpec,ea reply - the
preachers tex, whic.. was as follows.
How are the mighty fasep?" How
ore the mighty "a leul' Ate. shots
pause Ar;enus To- ske. up. isasisinc:.-
and said mssh'v "}fs<s s ppas,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08

B,iug 2 500 acres in Chiciasaw and
I 2so acres in Howard County, iowa which
will he sold for cash or part on credit
These lands arc mostly in l:ree tract.
and vel! adapted for either stock or grain
arms For terms,
Apply to GEO. W. JONES, Dubuuue. Tow.
W.R MEAD. New Oregon.
Iar5l GS G. SCOTT ,Ns0rsec,.r /"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08

Gy selling Engravings, Card photographs
and Stationery. Our Stationery Packet
excsll all others; each Package contain
Paper, Env ve!ops. Pencil, Pens &c, and
Jewelry worth dollar at retail. Price on
iv 30 Cents We will send Agents 100 STA
rlosEsy PACKAGES and SILVER WArcH
TOR sl7 We als,, publish splendid steel
Engravings and Portraits: l'thcgrarh
Prints &C., very popular and saleable. WIZ
send fine assortment If !0j FOR $'5 go
THAT VIII. REALIZE $50, or SiO lot that
viii! Sc l e.. $40 or over. viii send ssm-
ule 10. for IS that will sell for S.s.
Send Stamp Tor Catalogue, Terms se.
HASKINS & 60, ae Beckmau st, ". 7.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08

The abo.itionists are much devoted
to part ofthe declaration, Of independ
ence.
''We hold these truths to he self-ey-
ideAt that all men are created equal;
that they are endowed by their Gre
atos with certain inalienable rights;
that amongs. these are life, liberty and
the pursuit Of hapinoos." This is the
,gospal "f the party Is is nos SO ap
plieable to white men who don't agree
with them. White men may be ar.
ested without charge. Imprisoned in,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-08
Field and Garden Seeds.
History of the Rebellion.

HEADLEY'S HISTORY OF THE WAR.
TIME undersigned having procured an agen-
4 cy for this valuable work for portion Of
Baltimore and Hartford counties will in very
short time visit the people Of the county solic-
ting subscriptions therefor. II will be a true
and faithful history Of events as they have trans
pred since April 1851, until nearly to the pres
emit time.
1t will be published in two vols. at So. so each
the first Of which will soon be delivered and
the second Immediately after the close Of the
war. Each volume will contain many pages of
illustrations of Battle scenes, and over forty por-
traits of officers prominent in the war, both
North and South.
Volume |, containing 500 pages, is already
prepared, and will be delivered by the Agents
after finishing the canvass in their several To-
calities. Volume ii will be issued as soon as
practicable after the close of the war, and will
contain about 700 pages, or more, if necessary
to complete the History.
He has also the agency Of an extremely cheap
and we'll tried sewing machine, which he will
be pleased to exhibit to the people of Baltimore
county in his travels, also, several other small,
but very useful articles, late inventions, with
which he desires to supply the wants of those
who may feel disposed to purchase.
EDWARD N. TYRRELL.
June 3, 1S64.-1y.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-04-08

GREEN 81 YOE,
AMILY GRO GERS,
AND DEALERS IN
PURE OLD WINES AND LIQUORS,
At Martin Valette's old stand,
SO Baltimore street, near Holiday, Baltimore,
TTAVE constantly on hand large and we'll
selected stock of FAMILY GROCERIES,
Fs.Ss3.Ss13 consisting in part of F r ES IT,
MSEHM TEAS, (green and blaek,) Of va-Ef4-S
lhsHA&s rious prices and flavors; Cohees ~
Mocha, Java, Laguayra, Maracaibo and Rio;
SUGARS Orleans, Crushed, Powdered,
Loaf, Granulated, G. Yellow and Clarified Ital-
ian. Maccaroni and Vermaeelli; Cooper's L
Cox's Refined Gelatine; Fresh Salad and Olive
Oils; Cheese-English Dairy Pine Apple and
Sap Sage; Sardines; French and Spanish Oh
ives English and American Piekles-Gerkins,
mixed, Chow-C Chow, Piccailli, Caulihcwer, Wal
nuts and Onions Sauccs-John Bull, Harvey,
Reading Soho, Mushroom and Worcestershire ;
BRANDIES-Jas. HenneSy 4 Co., vintage 1S4o,
Otard, Dupuy 4 Co. 1916, Native Catawba, Bor-
deau Rochelle and other brands Fine Old
NES-London Dock Port, Sherry, Madeira
Lisbon, Sweet Moselle and Champagne Wits
KIES-Scotch, Old Rye, Calhoun, Old Rapp
and Bourbon, some very old and fnc; Pure
Holland Gin, Jamaica Spirits, &e de-; Imported
and Domestic Segars and Tobacco, all Of which
they will sell at reasonable prices, and respect
fully solicit call. June %, 1s60.-ly