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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-09-08
From The London Times, Aug

We aro threatencl with ono of those
calamitir5 which Eugishmon ia these days
think they bavo atightio be exempt rom.
We expect a cattle plague IS we do &
return of the great plague Of London, or
the sweating uckncss, or loCusts. or rivers
Of blood, or showers Of fire. Ellhcr our
forefathar5 were no: so clean and CarCful
as we are, or those terrible events were
like geological convuia.ons, hy which the
visible frame Of things gradually rlghted it
self, and came at last t. a safe and healthy
equilibrium Of forces. Buteilher the series
OF inishaps have not worn Itself out, OF We
are not so careful as we ought to TO. a
cattle disease is said to be anoung ue, and
We are warned Of It's possible proportions
and consequences. 1ae description re-
minds one Of the influenza in the human
patient but 1t IS said TO be highly in
'actious aud generally incurablo. Ii kills
in two or three Ga}a or week. Tie
origin Of the plague, it Is said, IS infected
foreign cattle brought to IsliugtOn cattle
market; but sound cattle coming there
have caught the disease aud spread 1t 70
such an extent that nearly 2,GU0 are said
to have suffered within a month. There
Is 70 known remedy or antidotc; but un>
less something be done, it is possible that
the disease may spread over tho whole
country, and England may suffer an a2tuai
dear:A on animal food, and the usual con-
sequences Of lower diet on a people
accustomed 10 a better 4 deficiency ot
animal food viii tel! npon the price o.
/ bread and other kinds Of food, ard tie
poor will always be the greatest sufferers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-09-08

AN OIb SErTLEf - Our f5llow-c;tizen,
Vance B. JoNEs, Esq, was born in
Manitowoc On the 9Th Of Sept. 1899, and
was tweuty-six years old last "Wednesday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-09-08
Fenian Excitement IN St. Louis

CDIdU GACltcLGAt III ~. AS AiI.
Considerable excitement has been crea-
ted among the Fenians OF St, Louis on ac-
count Of Archbishop KENDHTcG Issuing an
order preventing the burial Of one ofthejr
number-a man named McCARTHY-in
the Catholic Cemotry. The following is
d copy of the Archbshop's ed;ot:
TO TIE ROMAN CATHOLICS OF ST. LOUIS.
The undersigned bgs read in The Re,
publican of this morning, an announce
ment OF funeral to take place reXt
Sunday, from ST. Jatrick's church, in this
city, Of deceased member Of the tenian
brotherhood, who died at ST. Paul, Min
on tbs 24;h i0at The occasion is evident
y made for a display, on the part Of those
in st. Louis who arc members Of the rs
sociatioD. Hence the deferred intermcnt
and the pageant which is to accompany
the burial The connection Of the ST..
Patrick church, whore the religious sers
vice is announced IS TO take place, and
where, without any authority from the
pastor Of that church, it would appear, an
oration by gentleman Of this city, is to
be delivered, impose on NE tie ob.gation
of forbiJdiDg-as I havo done-the pas
tor Of that church to permit any funeral
service, or other religious ceremony, to
take place CO this occasion. | have fur
thermoro directed tho superintendent OF
| the Calvary cemetrY not 10 admit any pro
cession OF men or women bearing Insignia
of Ifenlanisrn within the gate Of the cene-
try. | use this occasion to state publicly,
what have uniformly stated in private
conversation, that the members of he
Fenian brotherhood, men or women, are
not admissabeto the eacraments Of the
church as long as they are united with
that association, which have regarded as
always immortal in its Object, the exciting
of rebellion in Ireland, and unlawful and
illegal in its means, Quasi military or
ganization in this country whilo at peace
with England, to be made effective in the
event Of war with that power.
tPETER k1CnAEDs,
Archbishop Of St. Louis.
ST LOUIS, Aug. 30, 1865.
The Head Centre Of the Fonians ha.
replied TO tie above, stating that the Pope
have helped ireland throw off English rule
for centuries, and the st. Louis Fenian;
spuru al attempts to regulate their politi
cal and temporal concerns hy the arch
bishop. The Faniars also held meeting
which lasted till two O'Clock il tie nor
ming. il which the action of the archbishop
was severely criticized. Tho fuacraI tool
place u sunday, sucul.L by 10000 poo
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pie, The Foniaus entered Tie cemetery,
but lef. their badges, insignia and banners,
Be outside the gates.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-09-08

WIZ has lately written Two EetteTs.-
One to Judge Advocate Cbipman, urging
that Messrs. Schade and Baker be allowed
to re appear as his counsel, they consent
ing to act again in his behalf; the other
20 the New York News, asking its aid to
enable him to carry on the defence. Ii
is as follows;
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
ARRANDALE AGO, MAyuyAc,ua.s Aosx.,.

AAAANDALh ~CU, AAbuSAC11AM AoDkSv.
No. 's7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
that all shs ABOVE sss goods Will b soA for
One Dollar ssah
In consequence cfthe great .tagn..isn Of
trade in the manufacturing districts Of Eng
land, through the war having cut on the
tho supply Of cotton, . large quantity of
Valuable Jewelry originally, intended tor the
English market. has been .sn, of for "a le in
this country, AND MUST Be SOLD At
SsCRfFICH Uuder ahsse eire unstans ~,
ARRANDALE 4. CO.. acting a. agents for
she principal European manufacturers, have
resolved spsn . GREAT GIFT DESTRI.
BUTTON. subiect 70 the following reg alstions:
Certificates OF tho various articles are frst
pat into envelopes, seslsiup. and mixed; sad
then ordered, are taken out without regard
70 choice. and sent by mail, thus giving all
fair ehancs. On receipt If the srtifisats
you win SEQ what you are to have, ssd then
it is 1t your option u take the article or Not.
Purchasers may thus obtain Gold Watch,
Diamond Ring. or any sst ofJewelry on ssr
list for Ono Dollar.
Ss>p25 C,Ers 70. CsHr,yIcArR.
In al tran factions BY mai we shall ohsrgs
for forwarding the Cersifcate paying pest
age, and doing tho business. IS cents each,
which must he enclosed whom the Csrt,ficsts
10 sent for Five Csrsf cstAs will be sent for
-. eleven for -. thirty tor IS, sizty-xvs for
$40, and shundrs4 for SIS.
AGENT We wsns agents in every
regiment, and in every tr~n and county in
ths country, and those acting - such Willie
allowed leesnt an every Celtiiioste ordered
for thenl provided their remittance amounts
- one dollar. Agents will collect Is cents
BY every Csra;fio6ts, xad remit Is dents y
"a aithsr II cash sr postage stamps.
AkRANDALE 4 6. =
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
PREMIUMS IN GnLnl

A An a4ditoc al indecemest Subscribe sssIy, W
shall Distribute among tubsv Ebsrs large ass q
uaols prsEainAs relying upon extraordinary large
eebscrpton Lat TO cenpsnsat< IS FOR iioSrnit5
These Premiums will eonss. Of valuable Souvenirs CT TIE
Golden Wealth ofths Faofe States, aAd viii be fol
lows:
D-To say psrscn ending Us Ore Hundred Pay;nS
Subscriptions, will send them, INN hlATsLf, =
rvsaty ard Ten .ollar Gold Peos, CAerni Co;ra ge
and an extra Copy ofths PACIFIC NosssLy for 5 YsAs
BnEE. ~.
E9-Te any person sending us rsty Paying subaxihers
- Wiz ssnd, IMMEDIATELY leu and Five D.ilar
Gold Piece, and N extra Copy ofthe PA0gle NAxIxL5
fer Year PRss.
~ 70 any person sending Twenty ave Paying
bubscribers We will send IMMEDIATELY, alive Dn!
lar ana Two and half Dollar Gold Piece. extra
~ 70 ssy person sending VI Ten Payng Ssb scrtbsrs
" viii send IMMEDIATELY Three Dollar 90 P,css
and An extra Copy Of the PACIFIC MONTHLY for Year
7xEa.
ers any person sending ,s Five Paying
will nd extra sspy Of the rAeEio Asssa-r for
Year, YasS.
tH-Ws are, slse, having made, large quantity Of
Valuable PRESENTS aid KAEPfAK1s :cr singis Sub
ecribers, who send direct to the Offce.
The Presents and Souvenirs consists Of Ladies' Breast
Pins, Ear Nags, Finger Rings, Sleeve etc and
Studs. Settings for Cane Heads, sc., made from Cali
fsrnis and Nevada Geld and Silver hearing Quartz sad
Ore-crystalizsd Quarts Jewelry Commonly known
Callforna Diamond Jewslsy The Gold and Sily
ing QuAsts and Ore from which these irs made
. fo1 the celebrated GOULD CURRY and Opkir Mines
Of Nevada, and Will b valuable a. hemsntes veil
beautiful In appesrs. CO end design EVERY N UtAk
DSCRBER, - above, to the PAcuIc AsArsLr, VAL
10 entitled TO a for every 6abscptoa
kAnf1 nIo tAt knlpn hAAk
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
To 'ynsrmp,ivps!

VHVHE ADVERTISER having been rs-.or-
cd ~ health ii n lew weeks, by n very
SIMPLE remedy, "fser having .ude'ei sovsr 81
years with o severe lung affection, and thSt
dread disease, Censanpto "a, is Anzens TO
make known ~ his fellow sufferers the
means VI cure.
70 all who desire it, he will send copy
Of the prescription used tres Of charge, with
she directions for preparing and using tho
same. which they will end a >urs cure for
Consumption, Asshna, Bronchitis, &c The
only object Of the advertiser in sending tho
Prescription 10 70 henent tho afflicted and
spEesd in formation which he cnncetves to be
invaluable and he hopes evary sufferer will
try lis remedy. ~ it will cost them nothing
and prove a blsssiag
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address
Raw EDWARD A. WILSON Williamsburg,
lvcnlsms) Kings County Nsw York
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
NOTICE OF sHERIFrs SALE or ZEAL ssrArE.
STATE OF lOW.A)
H0ir0rd IO;tntY.

BY Nirtse of q; eaial execution issued on.
e the Gfice ef the Clerk Of the Distinct
Court Gt io~ari Comfy Iowa. 1t the sui. Of
Andrew Ehcctz pis;ntif against Darwin
Knight Defendant TO me- directed Comm and
'ng me that Of tho premises herein after des
cristd cnvse to be made the sum of Two
ilandred and CITY seven and 27-l00 dollars
damages end intsre,t thereon ut The rate of
ten per cent per srnrm from the 25.h day
Of October D 1854 until paid and costs of
suit tsxe st thirteen snh 1O-lOO dollars to
satisfS a ludgm emit which said plaintiff re-
covered against said defendant at the Octa-
Der term A. D. 1864 Of said District Court |
shall offer for sale at pub ic auction to the
highest bidder Tor cash Mt the front door of
the Court House in Vernon Springs Tswn-
ship, and county aforesaid On the 18Th day
Of April A. 1865 at The hour Of one O'Clock
P. NJ, the following described premises to
wit.
The northwest quarter ] A Of the north
east quarter of section No eight in town No
ninety nine 80 North range no twelve 10
west Of the 5th =, N.
PIT SFARLES,
Sheriff Of said County
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
7. I. SEARLES,
Sheriff OF said Count,
NOTICE OF SHERtFE'S SALE.
Sta. < OFlOW4)
Ea,cGra County ~"


By virtue ola special exccutta. issued out
of the ciiico tho Clerk Of the District Court
Of Howard County Iowa. at the suit Of Will
ian {, Wl!liston pla;ntfs against Samuel F.
Gi'crist sud 'thers defendants 10 mo direct
ed commanding me that Ct the premises
hereinafter lie ferihed, cause 70 b made the
sum a three ti,onsa. four hnn lred and ,ixtv-
three dollars and forty cents damages and
irscre:t a. rh* rate Of tea per cent er snnum
from .h2 21st day Of January A D. 1868
until paid and fourteen dollars costs of suit
and accru!3- costs to satisfy judgement
which said plaintiff rsccvareJ against said
cofeniant ut the January tern, A. D. 1865
Of said District Coart shall offer for sale
at pnbiio auction to the highest bidder for
sasis a. the front door Of the Court House in
Fornon Springs township ard county afere-
>s:: co the 18Th day of April A. D. 1865. at
t'.e hour octyo O'clock 2. IT. the following
&c c:ihed premises 10 wit.
The north east quarterFi-4t Of section No
Fourteen IA in township No ninetv-nine 80
north range M t7eive II west Of the 5, p. N.
The south haif l-2 the south west quar-
ter Il e section No fifteen IS and the south
west fuar:er "a Of section No twenty eight
eleven II west of the S. p. NJ. in Howard
County Iowa.
When and where due attendance will be
given ny the undersigned
p.T.SEARLEs,
Sheriff of said COUNTY
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
AEWb l.EHAD,

Sheridan !sreported to have achieved
q victory ever Early ct Waynesboro
a few days since capturing oSes 1000
prisoners.
GA the 2s, ul.. Sherman x,s a.
Camden S. G.
The rebels are throwing up fortifica.
tons along :hs banks Of the Rosnoaks
River and there are ID dications tina!
Lees army will sooa fall back 50 that
stream.
A Paris letter gises report tina.
Fra zee has assured the United States
shat there is no truth in tho reported
cession Of Mexican Territory to the
tormel. s-., So 80
Gen. HeClsilsn was in Paris, Feb.
Il, and Sss to start for -RasAA 90 ahe
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
Farm for Sale

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale hia
farm situated ) IA miles west Of New Or
esoa village and between 2 and . miles
s,ath If Howard enter which is unsurpass
ed in tsDe country far stick and grain raising
1t comprises ls4 acres Of which ~ acre.
is fenced 50 acres broke. = pasture Of I
acres and an orchard. anever failing stream
OF water ruus through she south cad Of the
farm, good house and barr &c., alss IS
aNrea nf ~.uI lid ILL h.. -elA 9TH tina
above For terms spply 70.
ALIH. AAkakALL,
Paris Howsrd County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10

TsorriNe MArcH.-Last Monday,
New Oregon presented q very lively
appearance, our streets were crowd ed
with the gay md sporting, from all
sections, and amusemsnts ofevery kind
wers in season. The all absorbing
topic Of interest however was trotti =
match, g: NJ on tie occasion FOR the
entertainments Of the crowd.
The "stoek" WAS not oftEe first class
for trotting purposes, but its efficiency
on a gallopade counterbalanccd all
other dc ficiences.
The steaGs were unusually heavy
and the side betting was very brisk
The course one mile. Oar special artist.
being On the grcuat;, furnishes Us with
a fac smile sketch Of the stock .s tie
entries were uaGe,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
Ho1IoB OF sxzRl1saBALB uB RIAL 1srAPB.
SITE ,1!l.!:t o c.!2,,

BY virtue Of = special execution Issued sut
Of the Ofhce of the Clerk ofths District Court
Of said county At the uit Of the state Of
Iowa plaintiff against William P. Hough
and Others defendants dated Feby. 1858,
to me directed commanding me that of the
premises hereinafter described cause 70 DO
made the SUN Of Three Hundred Fifty one
and 2e.!eo dollars damages and interest
1T the reio Of tea per cent PER amman from
The 9Th day Of February 1865 until paid, and
twenty six dollars and seventy cents costs
of suit, and accro,sg costs 10 satisfy . judg
merit WHICH ssii plaintiff recovered against
| said dstsndsnt. at tie October term A, D.
1884 Of said district court.
shall Offer for sale at public auction 10
the hGhc.t bidder for cash 1T the front door
fths Court House, Vernon SpriHKs town:
ship and .ounty siorsaid on the IS day q
March A, o. 1855 at the honr Of O'Clock
Pm. the following described promises " wit
The west bali {, - of the north east quar-.
Ter Il 4lof section No thirty-six (asJ in town
ship No ninety eight tSe) Nor ii rage four
taaa tfTJ Wet II the tth P, M.
Whom and whore due tendance will b
given BY the UNDERLINED:
P.T. sEARLES.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
NOTICE IF SHEkIFP'S SALK,
STATE or IOWA. a..

NOfitH II SHkElFF'S SHLk,
STATE or IOWA
Hcpard Cou,.;y,
Ey virtu. ofa special sxesuEsn issued Qua
Ct the otiios OF shs clerk of ths Diatrics Court
Of Hsid county At she .pit Of Wil.on J..
Hooker plaintiff ag&nss s. f. Bowers and
n Bowers defendants dated Feb. ssh
1888, to re directed commanding ma thas
OF tbs rreclin,s herein after described.
cause to be made the sum Of two hun-
cents dAmsgss s,nd interest thereon At tie
rate Of ten esr cent per amman from the s!ss
dav Of October A.. d. 1863 until paid ard
e 10 costs ST .uis, and sccruiux cost, r.
satisfy q jairmsns which said piaintsff re-
covered against said defordapts st the Oste-
Der terra D. 1853 II said District Couri
! shall oE.r for ssie at public auction to
tho highest bidder for cash at the front cocr
Of tie Cosrt House in Vernon Springs town
ship aud county afore said on the Sab day
of March A. b. 1868 At the hour Of TIVE
o'clock P. NJ. she following described pren-
ices to wit. The south ssst quarter OF tia
south west quarter of section No. twenty
seven ,27) in township No ninety -rine 49,
North range eleven N' Wost Of the 5sh
F. NJ Ales ists No. ens,l) three ~ six l6t
eight IS! ten !10] and twelve - in block
No. nine I9i and ono 4lalf pa Of block
No ton liol and lot 30 two Yin blssk Ne.
sixteen (l6) al in the village Of Vernon
,,prinxs, Howard County Iowa.
VI hsn and where dss attend asss will b.
given BY the undersigned:
PT sEiRLES
Sheriff 81 said County
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
RESlDENY's INAUGURAL,

y, n,r + rat mos wn, J.. r,,n1
pres;5ant I;nc,l,,s seeo,., 1n,,,,,,
a3arc,a ie,;vs,ed !, w..I,;n,t.,
March / 1861 We ~opl, .s,, azne.;a,
attention ;, il =, va ,o,s;;,r;, ~or
,a,,,;.r a,,u.,,.1. far s,~, 60 - ,
.z,s III, r.s,a,s 70 r,,,,csz -ss,s.
;,, ~. 11,,anton g,.,ls o,ofar.n.,
Ks, o.ua, ~, ,n,,h
"','1 '"''"N - ~ . a'1o" : ~ III III l.
ana 50 man sPsss's'''a' Us CO lis par
p'Fs' IA -se' nc 'hsA~ !: - n ire re
eA'"''y peculiar 1aah any q lib ~
ne PE'dec.ioas' wh'eA are 20 us sAe
''!as'''ocs oa's = "aa ''s ~ ana
'aenc7aoie es1c1's :of 'a'ess sen-
stations ~
- VIII oo"oI'eSs s''s ste"s saaslas-
Won g os'' /: W" ''''AiaiS eiicH
'asaihssaois es!oa-ss !scni us tongues
u b" p:a.."s Ih".'e': s'a 's'- the
lagos "a a'' Tie shoS1J ne" sFapefs OF
us ''ua''y. nes. 'e'' i T'4' convince
.'' ~ ~ 'ac'' 'e'E'"s''s.'''s' 'ha'
'ae "hoie 'eSeonsl''4f'5 OF our great
Rational ca 'aa'''y fes'' so!e'y WIN the
Aln'9hsy sha' SIC De'!i hao hoshlnS
- 20 WIZ 'Ae aA",'' 'na' 'he NORM
ai'a ooo'" 'hhe eep'eca'sa war; anu
'a"' ~ was o"'s inausoea.so !os .hs
also settss hey os Pag!ns
Al. fac, tia, an. nrss;,.,, ia s+-o,r
..'roe.ts Of the .ioc,r;,s Of e,.ct;o,S
which i. vary e.ss,t;., n,,. !, =.
Renu,,,;c,n firm os ,,vsr,ne,+ And
although the al dress - strongly tinct.
ured with the .s,ence Of the Editorials
.ha, have 1rscs, G,r-;a.,,s aud G..e-
lava naper, e,r tic ,,., -, y..ra 10,
no on. n,es.;,., r:.e;- ORG ;7,at;-x. r,
inasmucn A. Mr. Lincoln "a 4. Fx,h.
.rse Gras,bscLs and cf shoa3v AM,
IN fac. os all ,ba greet ;,,ov,;;n,. =.
She aos !. would 30 ,,;,st - dow
hive ihs ,r;y;,eoa os uo,,;,};no. ,d i;
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10

HavinE made SPECIAL arrNngenenss with
Ams. DEAoR nsr, Broadway, New York fer
contributions 70 sur Fashion Department,
we Gail the attention Of the Ladies to the
,nn.c, and commend our Morthiy 70 their
notice, ~ centsiaing more information
in regard 10 Drc%< ard she Toilet, thar
any other Mayaiss published.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
SUBSCRIBE NOW

Now v the time 70 Subscribe, and have
your volume CON: 7!Sts for 1858. We viii
furnish Back Numbers 70 zach - do not
subscribe in Anne ter the January or Fehu T.
~ number. But to DO sure and res th en-
without delay, send in your subscriptions
early. Our Subscriptions Prioeis
FIVE DOLLARS 4 YEAR.
Psyabis in Advances. wren she rs.e;pt Of
which sar rsssips, tsr 'hs same. viii bsa>ns
IN return.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10

PopvLAN CoMMrTloNs - People
rush into revolution to relieve them
selves Of fanc,ei wrongs, when they
will bear rsA! grievances year after
year with scarcely . murmnr. I: Is a
wonder that bread eaters all over. the
land have 50 long patiently submitted
to the use Of impure compounds called
Saleratus, when they can always have
the pure Chemical Sslera;us Of De
Land & Co.'S manufacture by demand,
ing it Of their grocers. The bes gro.
sc,s keep Is.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10

Bling 500 acres in Chicka eaw md
/ $40 acres IN Howard County. Iowa. whish
vii! be sold for cash or part on credit
These lands are IN ,s.ly in large ,yasa ;
an wsh adapted for either stock or gram
farms For terms.
Applyto GEO W.JONEs Dubuque, Iowa.
va. MEAD. New Oreaoa,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10

The papers VI to-day ssy Alob;'. has
nos hesn captured as reported; but
chat it has been reinforced 10y 1000
troops, and sha. the fnrtifoaticns are
being RAPIDLY strengthened,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10

100 0ents Gold hunting Watches $50 $iSS each
$50 Ladies' Gold snd Enanelsd hun
ting case Watches .........SS 70 "
sso Gents hunting case Silver Watches - g 20 :"
70, Uacond Kings So. 900. go. - +" 100 "
90 told Vest and Nes.' Chains ........ " " -
~ Gold Oval Band Bracelets .........A -. 3 "
~ .sa and Gold Bracelets. I" 10 "
."%v Nhatelaine Chains srd Gus.A CAAns6" -"
s.e solitaire and Gold Broachss'. " 70"
CIV Coral, Opa! ana Emerald Brooches. 8 "
SS eold, Cameo, and Pearl lar Drops "
esvI Mosaic, Jet, Lava 4 Fir atnc Ear brs4 "
,eso Coral, Opal and Erneras Ear Drorsa" 8"
SvS Calafcrnia Diamond Bre ast pins. 2 ~ g 10
seeo Gold Fob and est Watch Keys. - - }"
4vo Fob and Yes. Ribbon slides &C.,. " 10 "
snOO sets Solitaire Sleeve buttons, atdsaeS " 8"
SEQ Gold Thmsles, Pencils &c...... 4" g"
!eOoO Miniature Lectets. .....2 Sc " 10 "
5000 Miniature Magic Spring TO- g 20 4"
5000 Geld Toothpicss, Crosses &c .......2 Is 8"
scae Plain Sold Rings 80. 500. 4" 10 "
1000 Chased Gold Kings. ....... =, IL !"
1000 Stone Set and Signet Rings 2 so - 10 =
!oooo CALIFORNIA Diamond Rings .........2" 10 q"
1870 ssts Ladies' Jewsry- Jet and Gold. " Is "
ecoO sets Ladies' Iswelry, Gomez Pearl,
- Opal, aud other stones a.. :. " ID"
10000 Gold Pens Silver extension holdess
and Pencils ................-... j." 10 :.
10000 Gold Pens and mounted Holders " 10 "
ooVo Sold Pens and Gold extendsn. 80. 49,.
.... holders. ......... 10 ~ 70
5000 Ladies' Gilt and Jet Buckles .....S" 10"
5000 LADIES' Gilt and Jet Hair Bars Ballsb" 10
Sooo Silver Gobless and Drinking Caps )" 80"
5000 Silver Casters. ........ ...... Is t." %"
5000 Silver Fruit Card. and Cake Bas.ets3o F." -"
5000 dcssn Silver Tea Spoons. .........lo +" 10 Dds
10000 dos. Silver Table Spoons aad Fo-s0 20 F." 20"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
Important Announcement.
Watches, Chains, Diamond Rings.
Gr. ke

ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH!
70 BB DIsPoslp OF AT
ONE DOLLAR u HI
without regard to Value! Not to be paia for
until you know what you are to ,essivs!!!
Splendid List Of Articles +, Alto BE- sold fa,
ONE DOLLAR E4CH!!!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
Proclamation.

WHEREAS STROLLER .ad kirkpatrick
w are in want Of funds. and whereas
many arc oweing small and some large
sroaats, 81 vii! take warning and cal! in
nediately ses:ls and pay up for we mus.
have cash TO meet our isdebteduess
SrRcThER kIRKPArKCE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
CAUTION

G AUTToNs
Write your Name, Post Of6os, County and
Gtate. to whore you want tho PACIFIC
MONTHLY ont. Plain and Distinct.
Register oil Letters containing Money,
or, whom convenient, send by express
ifyour Poss-Ofics is q Money Order Office,
sbt.in Money Order tor your remittance.
. Send nss- but the lutte States Treasury
Notes, or money B."kable in New York
All Lassess asking Inform ion .ot 70 re-
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