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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
Rrsn CalffSrnia

SAN FRANCISCO, April The scarcity
of -four and wheat continues. Extreme
prices are obtained and consequently
trade does not improve. The Union con-
vention of Washoe territory have nomi-
mated A. A. Devny as Congressional dele
gate. The military celebrations for the
iistional victories are held throughout
the State to-day. A mass meeting In aid
of the soldiers and the Relief Association
ives held tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10

NEW YORK, April 8.-Henry s. Foote,
late of the rebel Congress, who arrived
here the other day in an emigrant ship
from Europe, has been ordered to be kept
in confinement in this city. He has vio-
lated some agreement with the State De-
partment. er...S, 80.
The Times Washington special gives
Am extract from New Orleans letter,
which SAYS Col. Woolley, cf the Goth
Ohio arrived in that city few days age
with important dispatches to- the Gov
eminent. supposed to look towards . psac'
movement ON the part Of that State. -a''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
6aileS, for ChavIcsten.

NEw Y0RK, April s-The steamer Ar.
ago, with General Anderson and some 800
other distinguished persons, sailed for
= Charleston this afternoon -Four other
teamers for the same destination also
ailed, crowded with passenSerS Il
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
Gen. sherman's Army Supplied with
CIeshes and Prsvisisps-Snserview
with Wade Hampton.

New YORK, April s.-The Worlds
Washington special says letter from
Goldsboro 4th, says Sherman had not
vet moved. The army had, however,
been fully supplied with clothing and
provisions, and was ready for any emer-
gency.
An interview with Wade Hampton.
nnder flag of truce, had taken place, but
for what purpose is not known. John
stop,s main force was about twelve miles
northwest of Goldsboro. There were no
indications. however. that he intended TO
make a stand there.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
AGRICULTURAL. A J
PLOUGHs.,9,
PIoughs and Plough Castings.
THE LARGRsT sTOCK OF
PLOUGHS, Plough Points and Castings of
all kinds, ever offered In this city.
L. @. FROST & GO.


NOS. rs, ~ and 10 MAIN STREET, offer st
the lowest manufActurers prices
H.lI 4 Spears r.s'os and c'.srs Is.'"
Right and Len Hand Steel Mould Board
Piouehs. ti HFsE il
Iron right and left hand PioaghA ofaIl sixss
Hni side Poughs, iron and wood stocked, 81
Iron stocked Steel Mould Board Plough. eli
sizes A'ifln.fl -
GiIrs CeIsbratsd Patent Steel Mould Board
Plonghs, al siIea
BidwslYs Iroa and Stssi snd Hilslde, all
Tishs one hofss Markfng sst, an sizsal
Double Micaisan Bed ssA Gak-oa Plough
Han Z spssrs psw Inprevsd ssssI Mould
SAB suS..oS III PioVs6s for tvo and four horssa
Points, Castinep, Lad oldsA MOLD 1esrds,
&C., &c, sll at the lowest pR5oeA fe61
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10

A NEGRO, q member of the '1ight-6ng-
cred gentry has been arrested in Ken
tucky for stealing IN anvils
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10

New YORK. April s.-The steamers
City of Manchester and America sailed
to-day for Europe, taking 100000 in
specie.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
Prevalence Of Good Order In Rich
.noud.
Press Dispatch.l
iPrtas D.spatch.l

WASHINGTON, April ga letter from
Richmond dated April 9Th, says; The
new state of affairs in the city gives gen
eral satisfaction to the residents, who,
to show their gratitude, tender every at
tention and information, to our soldiers,
and on the soldiers part they are kind
and courteous, thus giving contradiction
to the false reports Of the rebel press
The best of order prevails. The streets
after tattoo are free from soldiers, except
ing the patrol or changing of gnards.-
No bar rooms are yet allowed to be open
ed, and what whisky is found is conts-
Gated and poured into the streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
We WHEELING. W. w. MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1865.

Hunter and Judge Campbell remained
in Richmond to see what could be done
about pe6re The President will prob
ably soon issue another amnesty procla'
nation. - - . go
The Richmond Whig says Gov. Smith
made speech on Sunday, saying the
rebel troops were victorious and Rich
mond should not be evacuated, and then
left OH horseback,
A large number of rebel prisoners, ar
rived in Washington this morning desl-
rous of taking the oath Of allegiance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
10 Gea. r. Il. Lee, commanding 0.S A.

GENERAL: The result of the last week
must convince you of the hopelessness of
further resistance on the part of the ar
nv of Northern Virginia in this strug-
gle. / feel that 1t is 50 and regard it as
nv duty to shift from myself the re-
sponsibility of any further effusion of
blood by asking of you the surrender Of
that portion OF the Confeddrate States
Army, known as the Army Of Northern
Virginia. -. ~ y -i-4.'.. :.
Very respectfully your obd't servant,
+sE o - { :, - us GRANT,
= = Lieut.. Gen, eom'ding q. s. armies
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
ORcial Dulletin-Pursuit Of the Ens-
my towards Lynchbura.
Press Dispatch.
WAR DEPARTMENT, April g.

WAR DEPARTMENT, April G
To Naier- General Dir:
A telegram from Gen. Grant, dated this
d. at u o'clock noon, at Farmville, 16
miles west Of Burke's Station, says that
the enemy here have been pushed from
the road towards Danville, and are now
pursued towards Lynchburg, and that
he 10 very confident of receiving the sur
render OF, Lee, and what remains of his
ormv 4 = ~ * tt-A a.
: tsignedl EN-. STANTON.
Huuter and Campbell RclAsia in
Richmond 10 Negotiate for Peace
Rebel Prisoners.
* .8R Press Disrstch.l -
!. NEW YoRk, April s.-The Posts special
says there Is no doubt that ex-senator
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-10
OaciaI InieIIigence Of the Surrender
Of the Army Of Northern Virginia
The Correspondence ON the Subject.

Press Dispatch.l
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. April 9, 9 P. n. !
To Major General Dir: "a f.'.
This department has received the Of
fetal report Of the surrender this day of
Gen. Lee and his army to Lieut.. General
Grant, on the terms proposed by General
Grant. .s. s-.t i.t
. rSianedl 4, E. N STANTON,
- Wa
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CLIFTON HOUSE, Va, !
April 9, 1865. !

Hon. L. N. Stanton, Secretary Of Var:
The following correspondence has ia
ken place between General Lee and my
self. There has been no relaxation in the
pursuit daring its tendency.
[signedl q. 8. GRANT,
sIfs g's Lieutenant General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
BANK.
The Merchants
NATIONAL BANK,
OF EyAEsyILLE.

DTRRCTORsg
cHAs. h. BEBEST, RICHARD RALk
Wa. J. DALLAM, mArHKw HEEHihas
JoHR g. TEENRMAR, WA W. MoRaANs
JoEN A. RRIfz, MoRRIs RASazE,
Isaac KKEx.
Thls Bank will be located on the corner OF Main
snd first streets, In the rom now occupied b.
Mr. Hsaly, ~ soon a. the necessary ohsngsa can
be made.
O. r. BEMENT, Prss'3.
3. RALEiGd, Vice Prss't.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
Ann xatIon Of Territory 20 toe City
of Evansville.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Cummon ounei a tbs city VI kvaasvii .,
70 par u4ne- Of The prov sums Of 40 Act Of the
heaai Assembly 81 tho Sta CT Indiana, ap-
sr0sta M4Fsh ., 1856. entit 9 IAN Act 20
mend tie evenly "A 81 arttioa Of Act entitled
a o Act granting to the eitizsbs Z the town OF
Ghar'er.' approved JsHaasy q, 1871, aud TO sdd
up ia'BrhtaI srciiOns 10 ais Act" will, on the
10th day Of Nay, q. ls6 present - the Board
- eEh q mmissionsraoi AaDderbu gh county
pet lou praying for the sonsx.tion % aid city
he I u wins deveribed tory, aud set ing
orfh The f5r such Anrexatf-n, viz: All
HIST part .f he ufh-fAst q ,Arter Of srcti0h
ia go tls,, 10 t0Wu.bip str (b1, range ten (I0i
y 81 sFecriDrd - 10 lows, VIzs Begin ing at
r01 piB ~ The sJ,fh-Nest eorBeF OF said guar.
- section aud running thence BY tte ball
ctson Hue boffh four hundred snd ninety niue
fssl srtr 20 g. Inn pin thrBe9 eaAt BY ts2belis
aoe even buad I'd sHd ,izIy -thrss and q halt
76t ~ fret, 10 Tho line nf shArpe's enlargement ;
beBcs nth - TIE iiue o. shs pc Eh arg ment
run pa Ou q south has Of said quaI ter -ee.fOus
aud thence ~ the s0uth lfns Of said qna ter acc
Ion srF~n hHud ed and sixty ar t7G4 feet, T.
the pi ee ~ ginning sail i'rtit.'ry be na
= laid n w BtkEa, Mayor
Atesr: 4 NJ fcGEIVF, Cie,k . aIsssO,
anthony kiGHT, GEoBGE shEa
HER ~ Am S4sn.vn q. r. BunkAmeye.
ieHrl q. aHd t,afFart krss
Mice - q by glsru a. the Istition re-
~irsu 10 10 r,Vs notice was p essDte TO
h Fosrd unty Omr issi Hrr- aRndsr
uFs ounty - "a 18th d ; VI May. Is S, and
b = no sine Wa FrD-i 81 anie ldsrsI, and e.
~ Or"Is bsisa y IN he inF her b ar.
< AID e.ts-id AL q { zIh aDpi ca 10 be eon-
udut te l3th day 81 JuAs lsJ q ID that
I'll = be sises by h.t gu - duo by pub =
y 'On in hs rsansv lie az. J on 81 { a. saif
piicatioH 81 - Fniins 81 70 att B,sa d. aud
a W be- hra a aud dec d 70. on The sal I3t b
~ VI JdLe, 1865. HtO1o BisCH,
Ev.usviiI Ma. I7th, Is65-dtIU
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
CA R = ct
Departrnent.

On the second ffOer Of our whole.
sale house, and attached TO il. IL a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper. Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen Sheetings, COrnieeS,
aud almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families,
Steamboats, and hotels.
Call and see them.
JAoUEss, FRENCH & co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
CITY NOTICES
Annexation OF Territory to the 1 ty
of ENalGvitle

NOTICE T. HEREBY GIVEN that tbs Com
~ mt Council Of the civ Of EgsBsEiis. IN
pnrsaaHfs e the pFi5yis Gus Of al Act Of the Gen
sFAl As nslty ~ th- = at 81 I diana Appri we'd
March .. isfAs sHtl-d aa &C 70 amend the sgenfy
aTAf VI Hct. efiG I'd - act gran IL 80
be c Tiz - she fnSa Of ET nsFilis, IL tbe
osfuSfy Of NznifF Grgh. a eft, charter, approved
gst.z ~ n, 1877, and 70 adj supplemented *
rt0ns 70 q q set. wil o. The 12fh dsT- n @ans,
1853, prss-nf % b. Board Of Couats Do11 e lon
srs o. Va erbusgf eoa ~ Z petition r@yihs to'
the sBnex ton l8s g. cfy o. fhs foi owing
crib n tory sind efting forth thu Ts~a 'Ds i9r
90 znnr1zfisis z. AZ th-t part Il ths a. n .
e Il q ar r. 81 s. E a So q lot No. cur ~
Il "a East r. 81 In sfrs ~ Pr nrrton road, %
ser,lsv,5 a. .fsks w b. e u 1g ~ IrVn u
II the No tit-sssf ID out lot. and run
mag eheEce cfh along the Iias dividing sal =
snf ~ frvra ons-l.g bo ave ~. ? . iundrsd
sssd shfsfy f53 81 4shs norm No OF Lilies
Z On anSE LrcEh ft's EHfsTg nsnt; % ses = % By
sald ussrga NJ esc radF a tgessP al feet,
r etsr aho0fs. 20 "a nj Of Main s.Tsaf I;
Fieues borfi sadly aTofE Ire mid Il Of aid
sanst D. rrehd' dsrd SO foFt3 fur and ore
curb f3iiL1 set or .hei esboats, TO this EaTth
lie 81 . ID q 4 No. Uuf }, tbs ssn ala , leg
be tor - zion O Of sFcGt0 90 EseEtTs ntne
81 towus 'psx 81 ssu,u rag iss (l0l VS. 5
. th~f c. east stOng snld no. IA fecftoH II On
- nd, I'd sd hirt sn (iIsl kst thsi asbouts TO
he pi O 81 brsinHiBgs said Z Frito beinz
r-5t o. { or fa-wesf quarter of sid section
number twsufy niEs tZsl, said teFrltoiy heiDR
on iguon- shs city ~ Evt1svile, snd not
pl@gt or lad ~. W. BAKEh, Mayor.
At;srf: - NcGE ~ Cisrk mylo,t isi2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
WHARF BOATS.
NOTICE.
Unien Circuit Court.

q BssehkeT ssai-sf HlgsLsAd Coal C0-Ssss, ses
z 3 J1Aes 3e .age5@s: Gsov2s PssAe, &c.
DT YIRTCE o. DECREE IN THESE OoNs
Icnrt-Hosss door IN 4srgsuasia. Union ecanfy.
Esnt8ekv. on Acn6aY. the Ssh day 81 Juns, 1888
(5siag CouBsy CoGrs esyjs CT 8 eEsdfs 81 stx
twslvs and sfghtsss 1-o1thss sss Coal Minas aal
thrss to1s-lsts, % which he Ehsfs 3 sisaStse q
Cbi01tswns CutcE 1utys w. asd lbs Eizlzx
privileges Of the Hixttssd Ccsf Cozpsny ur4eY
81 she As1S lsae@ y aid ec4l oonraEy; aud On
Tzseday, the ste asy Of Jrn-. lse6, - ihs MIras
IN UnsortcS7, VIII sell y prhite s4Is, % q
cFEeis Of De1thss sQ tbs rsrsoez1isy ts1arz.
EnztD@Rs FieAss Gnjass a. -. Tnrshasx =
give bse1s ~sts - epa1 escurfsy. k1R1~g 80
taros a1d ssses a. Fsrtsvin boe6z. 4 lisa vi
ekeQ Be FseaaSa6 70 sesa1Es eas pussLnaS lasnsz.
fHoS O. czSApMAN, OslT.
49, Loaisw1iis J01gsAl aa@ 0asannnGl CMa
aSsszAl eoFg 81 sse& kzi ~ q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
Annexation of Territory to the City
Of Evansville.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIvkA THAT THE
~ ton mon COnhels e the city Of kvAn vile.
pu suaacs Of be oval us Of Act Of tue
i~b raj ss-mbly Oi he STATE Of I'M aus APP
Rived ii rch 8, 1865. sbti lei 40 Act 70
mend ihe NY 81 ssetIon u sa AeI cot tied
~ Act granti 10 the citizsus Of the town OF
tvs wit, 20 = Q uH'y Of VaUdsrburgk, city
h. ieis approved } tnuAFy ~, 1871. to add
app'. -btHl s-cIiouR to si. A J." will, on the
gtS d May. A. u. iS55 Iresont he Board
g ns'y Gun ~ siuhsrs " Vanderburgh county
pefiti "a pra iug ior thu auuexRticu to aaid city
Il "a foit wing sorib-d e rItory, aud usttins
o Ga the TsssoBs such snLex sEiou, viz: All
hat pfrt Of the vest bali " a. nortb-~ cat
,saft VI ecfiOu 1w~ut3 -ntne, ~nd the east hail
uorth- 40 q rt~r " elton trirty tOwu.
hip tE, ssu'h r. 81 ten west. aesor - fol-
w. via: b' gibning ~ he Intersection Of Main
'n1 E'Sn reets Z aid city Al the es"'fr OF
aid Il eets ann rnuui the aions tbs mid :
tie OF kish ctr 81 . huudrrd aud seven
Kht % 81 e. 70 point opp size the eenter Of
- ai.ss dividi tho {" Potsr ds u the Evans
fe trAsfUr svile Be lrosd mpan, frum
tfr aBd hGrrisos's kbla m~Ht Of kvAnsvfile
aFuor al ng lilo u'dd . Il sad all Dtne hun.
I'd sud itsrivg "nd TOUR 'uths t9lE iOl feat, 60
~ " pm on he sect And Eest line Iunnlng
~ ugh = middle Of GA north ~est quarter 81
Id se tiVn twenty -uine; ths nee east along said
Z and y stu 0 .udred and atty 1.-TWO a0d
Ia tA51Ml tert, thu orth AM south nne
0Hni thu VuHh be middis Of said quarter sec
t"n IN nc north along card nortH ani a~uth
a. six de Hnlf'r y.s-vru CAD feat, to tue
tddi- 81 'h~ r''iruad track on William street,
hr.Ugh th- North tast RI Enlarge eut OF
va With ih-nco wrst along the eenfsr Us said
VII AN elrF+t ratrndtd, tnou-a aud flTty-
a aud one ourth q ,Ot5 ~ feet, 10 The mild E
MAin street an thsnc along tie middle o.
dsin -trs- ixss hundred aud nine y-ihrs- d
sf~e. fnf he (e9s ~ fret, 20 N place q giu-
ing; 90 d 'srritOTy being coDtiguOu. 70 the clty
&vabssiiiep and not plated " laid on.
W. BaKkB, Mayor.
atiest; A. N. Me- arr, Clerk al3-3Dt
o ALVIN p. CARPENTER aud ihv Evans
willie rswfoid sVill- kti zen O, mpa F.:
Noicr ts h+'- 6 ven that be pet ito refsrrrd
= - he aioyo notice Ma , e.ept to the Board
& County susi-siatsfs u Wander butgh eoun.
ON the 18th Of May, les, aud that the
SINE was E~c w. aud considered, sun Il was
Jr'i+red bt said Eoa-d ha turth,r hearing
and Consideration Of said applica n be Continued
mt The isth day Of Juue, 49, 8, aud h 4 Ice
~ given b. the Ounty a uiitof BY publication IN
be kvah.silie Daily Journal. that said appl ca
son ls nov peudirg b fore So BOsrd, and that il
sll ~ heard aud d, ci sd o. toe said 18th day Of
tune, 1865 VICTOR BisCH,
Auditor ". o.
Fvah.vfils May II, -Iss5. a2s- jansI7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
oRFIoE OF CoAPfotLs IN or TIE CURzENoY.
Warrington, April 7, 1885.
VNTHEREAs.B9 SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
wv presented to the undersigned, iE kaA been
MAIDS 20 appear that The MeTehsnts' Nat onsl
Bank of Evansviils," In theeity o. Evansville, In
the county Of Vandsrbergh and State Of indiana,
has been ouly organized under and accot ding 90
the requirements of the Act Of Con gress entitlsd
--'t An Act 20 provide National Uurreney secuF
ed By pledge ef United States bonds, and 20 pro-
vide ior the Circulation and redemption thereof =
approved June 2, 1854, and has compiled with al
the provisions OF ssid Act required TO be complied
wttb before CO mmsncing the business Of banking
under said Act,
Now, THERkFoRE, /. FRKEALH CLARKE, Camp
troller Of the Currency, do hereby c~rSify that
sslhp Merch sDts' National Baak Of Evansville -
in the city of Evansville. in the county of Van.
derburKh and State of Indiana, = authorised 70
commence the business Of banking une the Act
aforraad. EGf
Z In testimony whsreof, witnrss my hand and
sal Of ofaos this seventh day q Apr |, 1855.
Isl FREEMAN CLARKE,
eve r~-sns-oit~T - che r~--assv.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

DEByTMERYs soar. TOILET ABgcLEs,
fpzes1ess o1e4estG0ss, Ieotes Gsas Tlesh,
n.1x AL 00sh BrzssssJ cS9hs - gTsaa EEysssy.
Gsg - Eus1 -
A. @. EALL0 Drua st0s..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07

Notics to Contractors.

I'BE CONMoS COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
kvansvi ie will We ,esled D oposats uu.
u he Juu- 18th, 1855, for Oh ara Ing az mac.
damizi. o. Fret Strt0l Of ~ city iron I o
ut TO DIV sivn STREET, dis an OF bout SO
e.tsass Or & Adins and wing the IL es sltu.
10 brt D. III I'd a. Ftatth sur, ets and en-.
tend ~ from Oak To Cherry Str t.
zee hcatt'ns may be en- By app ying to tbs
tnd raig ed 4f .l
By rIer OF the Coureil
III al. MoGRIFF, Clerk
Evt"av'li@. May ". IS myIs jan 9.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-09-22
New Oregon P al L Dea LEI

Published every Friday a. the Plain neaerpr'ntin8
roolng MI;. Street New Oregon Internationally lo"a'A
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-09-22
Farm for Sale,
II !4IeVU Z Utj
JQIDWAY NEW YORK
(,6n37yl.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his farm
situated We miles Fast of New Ore, on Us
west of necorai on the Stage read, m!les
North West of Barr Oak Strings, Is North
West of almar ON the hail Road >urvev.
1t is unsurpassed in the country for stock
and gram raising. and comprises $50
acres of which $50 acres are fenced, $50
acres broke. a pasture OF 30 acres enclosed
with post and rail fence. never falling
spring in the pasture. dwelling houses and
timber ennugl, tor the farm n:yer fail ng
springs one WELL and streams of water
that runs through the faru. 1t can be d..
v;ded into 80 acre lots, end have water in
each lot |! can be purcha d with the
| crops and with sufficient ta,m ming to Is FIR
| the farm I, i'll be sold in lots to suit pur-
chascrs. Ther, is tavern stand on the
premises. Fo, terms apply to
p33y6gs6l JOHN VHOLEHAN
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-09-22

THE EROFESTEEN rIANO FORTE
l. still retains its precedence and great
popularity, and after undergoing gradual i'm
provementS for period of thirty years, Is
now pr nounced by the musical world to
be unsurpassed and even unequaled in rich
ness, voluIre and purit. Of toae, durabili y.
and cheapness. Our new scalr, Flench ac-
tions harp pedal iron frame, over strung
bass, seven octave, rosewood pianos we arc
selling cheaper by from S 90 to $500 than
the same style and finish are sold by any
other first class makers in the country
Dealers and all in want Of good pianos are
invited to send for our Descriptive Catalogue
which contains photographs Of our different
styles. together with prices No one should
purchase piano without seeing this Cata
lneur. Medals almost without number
have been awarded to the Grovest cen Piano
and at the Celebrated WorlFs Fu,r thougt
put in competition with others from all part,
OF Eu.tEe and the U s it took the h,ghe
ward Established 1851
II .steen Co.,
s JQkDWAY NEW YORK.
(,6n37yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-09-22
ADVERTISING RATES.

LEAKED nJces f,own; editorial matter will be cAafse'
a, the rate OF 80 90 for ten lines for single lnsT0n
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-09-22

TERMS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-09-22
WH0LENO.?O5

,o' service IN the union army, hazard
'ng l'Ft and fortune for the Suppression
Of the rebellion and the maintenance nf
the laws, simply because you refus, t,
'ndorse political issue, which It,
friends attempt to evade and repudiate,
evlnces degree Of recklessness and
disregard for truth which has no paral.
lei Such ibellious ep ithets come
with ill-grace from men who have
remained at home and taken good Car,
TO keep cut ofthe range Of the ene.ay's
guns
! That Won na.y fully unaoretond uav
position. permit me to say that tho
democrats have made no~overtures r.
me, nor have made any to them.
lhey have asked no pledges. I shall,
give none. They have given me no as
surances Of support, nor do ask any.
Whether they will vote for me, or
against me, or not at all, arc questions
with which / have nothing to do, and
over which have no control. Hay.
ing presented my views, l leave tho
question Of voting for the people Of
Iowa to decide,
For the first time ia t,e history Of
the country tho south is open to free
labor and the Introduction of all the elc-
n'ents nf local and national prosperity.
Thousands Of our young men will seek
homes in the southern states, anl will
ints'se new life and energy into the
body polite. S 'ciety will be changed,
old, corrupt political organizations will
be broke ! up, ana the whole system Of
government revolutionizel and m.de
to conform % the new order Of bings.
Slavery, heretofore the great element
OF over, an! the chief instrument for
mischief in the south, being ab ,lshed.
the arlstocracy Will no !orser be abls
to dictate to tie masses and control tho
political destiuies Of the country.
New 'nen will come into power, and the
old slave dynasty will disappear. Lib.
and intelligence anI virtue VIII become
the standard Of moral worth, instead
of wealth. Free schools will be ;rstitu-
ted, free speech tolerated. Christiani-
ty disseminated, the mechanic arts en-
couraged mud labor m ,de honorable; in
the process Of time sectional barriers
will bs overthcowa, and the terms
no, tn and south as now used will be-
come obsolete. A visit to the south
will no longer be attended with fear and
dread, but will become an excursion Of
pleasure to minslo in the society Of
friends and relatives. Southern cities
will he populated and their trade ard
Commerce controlled oy northern men
an! northern capital.
These axe s'ne f the grand results
which are to follow tho speedy restor-
alton Of civil government in the south
cru states, and if wise and prudent
eounseIs prevail in the adjustment Of
our present difficulties, their progress
will be much more rapid than appear
ances how Indicate.
1 ana, very respectful y, your obe2i-
| ent servant.
Thomas n BENTON, ,Jn.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-09-22
Thomas Fl BENroN,Jn.

The Rev. j. V. Schofield, Baptist
clergyman Of St. Louis, o brother Of
General Scho6ele. took the test
oath required by tho new constitution
on Monday, but appended the following
protest. Il protest against th.s oath
as an Infringement upon religious lib
erty, and as not demanded by the cx.
igenc,es Of the tines"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-09-22

Thaddeus Stevens recently made q
speech in Lancaster in which be said
tina: tho very existence Of the Re.
publican party depended upon the reb-
sl States beicg kept out Of .he UGioa
fer 8 wh;!s."
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-09-22

The Lacrosse Democrat says clerk
named Hall. on river steamer, was
found kicking coffin to wake up the
corpse of woman and make her pay
her fare"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-09-22

The old saw, "I;igaorancs be bliss,
It's folly to be wise," ia now suppressed
ed by the e.. ncial rendering "y debt
be ,oealsh, It's folLv 10 be rich"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-09-22

Being 2 500 acres in Chickasaw and
I 2s0 acres in Howard County, Iowa which
will he sold for cash or part on credit
These lands are mostly in large tracts
an well adapted for either sock or grain
arms For terms,
Apply to GEO. W. JONES. Dubuque, Iowa
w. r. MEAD. New Oregon.
|nlsvsl csc. SCOTT ,Mecregcr, "