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The New York herald., 1865-03-11
FREDERICK SBURG.
Expedition Up the Rappahnnnock-
Ninety-five Toms OF Tobacco and Four
Hundred Prisoners Captured-Exten-
sive Contraband Trade Broken Up--A
Schooner Destroyed, &c., &c.

WAsHiNCroS, March TO- 1865.
The Star says:-on Monday last thirteen transports,
with troops from Fortress Monroe accompanied by the
gunhoats Commodore Read aud Yankee proceeded up
the Rapplhannock rail- the principal object being
the capture Of large quantity Of tobacco known
been sent from Richmond TO Fredericksburg TO be-
smugged into lines.
On It's way the expedition proceeded cautiously, and
the gunboas secured the river thoroughly for topcioe
schooner, bound up, with cargo OF whiskey and
salt lrst captured by tho Read and the aud
cargo removed and tie schooner blown up by
Read.
On arriving at Fredericksburg IL found to bc gar
soned by squad Of rebels, who, however, made
ssancc body OF troops and sailors ded, who
succeeded In capturing the tobacco. IL was manufac
turcd tobacco, amounting to nnctyfve TONS and
timatcd 10 be worth $3.50 900
The country about Fredericksburg secured pretty
cec,unly and during the raid four hundred prison.
taken An extensive contraband trade has been
organized BY the rebels the Rappabannock and this
expedition designed 10 break II up
As the vessels passed down the river their return
numbers OF dcserers oil from the Shores eight OF
whom from the Twenty fourth Virginia cavalry.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

From the Charlotte Bulletin March
II the army OF General Lee defeated that OF Grant AZ
Spotsylyania and around the Virginia capital when the
Yankee commander counted his Two hundred and twenty
nve thousand men, and had less than sixty housand
why may not severely punish the combined federal
armies whose aggregate will be less than hundred and
hty thousands The lines around Richmond arc impreg
nabe the resources OF Virginia have been held In reserve
notwithstanding, more than month has elapsed since
the grnares OF Georgia aud portion OF South Carolina
nave been cut on Lees men still live fun raons, and
tere 10 no reason TO apprehend that they will fail 10
ENJOY plenty To the end Under the guidance OF Heaven
they are more than match for the willy Sherman and
have felt confident than at the present
hour, that he is destined 10 come to grief
Let people then b. patient until arrangements
pete and our plans eonsGmmaed Day Will break
at last through the darkest gloom. The mighty react
that must follow victory will compensate FOR all the
will still be found in the welding with spirit
quenched the sword with which she has ong defended
the principals OF truth, justice and independence.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
Mobile Not Yet Evacuated.

refugee from Mobile informs the editor Of the New
Orleans Times that the evacuation Of the place
menccd the day of his departure and that guns and
ordnance stores going Selma by rail and water.
Simultaneously with this movement sweeping
scption going among the citizens o Mobile to
which the people fleeing from the city by
squads IL the general Impression ia Mobile that
defence OF the city would be attempted lis garrison
small and composed OF militia alone under the com
mand OF Generals Taylor and Maury This will be
to the Mobians, cerlaniy Ii the editor Of the 1iSts
could witness the preparations that being made for
Granger 4 Co he would hardly credit The stories OF
skulkers In future. Sep0 parass is the watchword OF
General Taylor
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
WORD psoM THE MEDICAL PROFESSION,

Nrw YORK March & 1865
Having occasion recently undecoa minor surgical
ration Of much severity embraced the opportunity to Try
the ansthetc effect OF nitrous admnt by
DR. q. O. COTTON. found il perfectly satisfactory.
put into sound sleep seconds and remained
iii the operation dressing the wound rled
Whle looking the incsons begin found they had all
been DONE JND. w. GkIStOM
Physician New York HOSPITAL.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
John Bell, OF Tennessee, in Infirm Health.

Miss Bell daughter Of Hon. John Bell, Of Tennessee,
who has recently passed on, Of the Yankee lines into tho
confederacy, passed through this place on Wednesday
morning last, on her way to join her father, who ID Ut
present sojourning with Mr. James eeman, at or near
Flat Shoals Meriwether county w egret to learn that
Mr. Bell has become quite inlrm we deeply syrnpa-
hizc with him. having lost all his property 10y his de-
voton TO the South and IL now refugee from home in
hs old age and innImitics A his country,
honor his name and shall revere his memory.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

ALBANY. March 10. 1865.
~
THE EVENING JOURNAL.

THE EVENING JOURNAL
The report that any portion Of the Albany Journal has
been sold out to Mr. Weeds enemies is untrue The
propretorshp and management Of the Journal remains
Just where 1t was when Mr. Weed left H. Mr. Denyse,
however goes in'as associate editor This IL a con.
cesson 10 those who have deemed the Journal too con-
sorvatve, Mr being recognized as belonging 10 the
more radical wing Of the party Mr. Dawson remains
editor This arrangement Is hoped by those who
have made II to more perfectly consolidate the party
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

People viii often say-'T thought the aughng gas exhIla
rated and made people feel like laughing dancing =
a large dose overpowers BY ovor exlaraon. Tho
Into profound anesthetc sleep.
the very best dental skill which the country az
fords pay one dentist-Dr. A. " PADDOCK salary
equal the income Of the first dentists of New York. He s
under control dictaon but exercises his good
judgment In giving advice % patients Thorough Knowledge
and long experience have given him great skill and expert
In extracting
We have administered the all nges from three
with the uniform
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

There great terror among the blacks throughout the
State. II they are TO be compelled to fght they say
they had much rather fight for Abraham the black mar
friend They receive employment hers at once and
10 take Of themselves fully well do the
poor whites.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
Shermmn's Opportunity for Success said
10 Have Escaped Him.
From the Richmond WhIg. M

y
Sherman s played out II our readers do not hear
read OF any good from South Carolina IL Is
ssqatur that there Is none ~ communicate.
In few days they will hear where Sherman is and
what has befallen him. Let everybody be patient
Seyrrns opportunity q ctdtl mistr,y repvt1iion has
fed and will soon hear OF his discontinue and
disgrace
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
Albany. March 1912 NJ,
FARE ON THE CENTRAL RAuRo.p.

FARE ON THE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Another consultation Of republican Senators held
this evening the subject OF the Central Railroad fare
question resolution adopted declaring the re-
moval of the restriction inexpcdient at this tmc and
recommending the defeat Of the b without making this
recommendation absolute caucus rule. Thirteen
senators present. being majority Of the republican
1rr
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

Notwithstanding the set anoat by spectators
this evening, Of disasters TO sherman tho War Depart
mont has no information Of the kind.
The Richmond papers OF to-day contain no what
ever of his movements and IL ho had met with the
slightes, repulse they would have glorihed IL
exceedingly
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

II
II Is not the wish of the government TO conceal any
thing from the people but 10 prevent If possible the
Yankee forces in Wilmington and south Carolina from
learning anything OF the movements Of each other.
Their OF Communication very limited and
certain and is policy not to make Improvement for
them. We hope the condition 81 affairs will be 20 mate.
rally changed IN few days as ~ enable to dislens
with this rctiecnce. All information thus far Is OF
encouraging character.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
Our Special Washington Dispatches.

WASHINGTON March 10, 1865
The city has been filed to-day with all OF
in reference 10 Shcrmans operations In the forenoon
II announced that no had fought and whipped in dc
tail all the various forces opposing his progress at
tempting to harass his This evening II is said he
has met with serious disasters. The War Department
has official information confirm either statement
Tho story Of disasters Il utterly dsbeleved 1t Is unques
tonably crnayd, manufactured for consumption by
bulls.
There is reason to believe that Sherman's veterans
have completely demorazed the rebel forces In his
endcavoring 70 concentrate TO annoy him. These
probably Hardee's forces, from Charleston, and
Choathan's from Tennessee. This information proves
that relnforccments from the South have reached
Johnston's army. and the road is free for Sherman
forward II has been at any time since he left sa
vannah.
large corps Of army surgeons, and an additional
quantity Of medical supplies ared for Wilmington
vide for the exgoncy Of n battle in that vicinity.
The Sanitary Commission has ius sent by the steamer
Uncas to Shcrmans army in North Carolina, II
communicates with the coast assorted cargo of hos
pIta and field relief supplies II has another steamer
loading with supplies to replensh tstock at Newbern
and Wilmington ta which latter place exchange Of
prisoners is going ON and another load has been
ordered for emergency to North Carolina
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
Marriage OF u SON OF Admiral VIM. ID.
Porter af Kfe 0nd.

fFrom the Richmond Dispatch, March 81
Married, Thursday, the I'd OF March, by The Rev.
DR.. Norwood Mr. William D. Porter Confederate states
Navy, Of the late Admiral Porter, United states Navy,
TO Miss Mary f. daughter of Robert Gillian, Esq late
of Prince George county Virginia
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

IrAiIas RA--La Fsrsa del Deaino was given last
night to an immense house. II announced az the
last presentation Of this splendid opera; but think
that the pubc-espocally the ladieswill insist upon
s being given at n mainte " the arrangements for
next week preclude its being sung IN the evening, as
from the fine and varied programme for the week we
Judge that cannot 30 given for 10 have DIN
warn, on Monday, FSa Diaroio Wednesday Norma on
Thursday, and ~ Puridni Friday. This is feast
enough for one week; and " la F6rsc was given ~
mdiirss, Saturday next, the programme would be-
complete and satisfactory. We trust that Mr. Maretgek
will tho wisdom Of the suggestion. To-day Ernar,
with lie anc cast will be produced matirss which
Of course will draw splendid house the opera and tho
weather being both induce sufficient bring evory
ono out In tho evening Linst q, Ghomgurtr win be
sung IN the Brooklyn Academy Cor Miss ellogg benefit
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

States aud France II Is the confirmation
previous reports In the Northern newspaper the
effect that the United states Consul at Natamoros who
accredited the Juarez government has been
dered away by Maxmian II h also said that clearances
for the United states from that port refused
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
Assembly.
AisASy, March 10, 1895.

10 change TIC namo Of the New York Free Academy
To Incorporate The Qsseg0 Historical Association.
10 incorporate The Brooklyn Longshoremon Benoyo.
lart Society
10 incorporate the Edaeworih social Club Of Broskyn
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
JsT: Davis Fast Day. .

lfrom the Richmond Examiner March IL
Next Friday Is national fast day, under the procams-
tion Of the President appointing the 10Th day Of March
"a day Of public fasting humiliation and prayer with
giving 70 Almighty Cod In accordance with its
recommendations, presume the day will be generally
observed and marked by the suspension OF all business
public and private and religious services In the churches
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

The Rebel Authorities Announce that
the Usual Method Of Collecting
Supplies is Not Sufficient
to Feed the Troops.
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Lee HIMSELF APPEALS FOR PROVISIONS.
His Ability to Eold Richmond De-
pending Upon the Liberality
Of the North Carolina
and Virginia People.
The Desperate Strait to which the Rebels
Are Reduced,
&C., &C., &c.

The news from the South still continues meagre and
unexcitng. The Richmond papers Of the sth publish
the bill to arm negro slaves which read in the rebel
Congress- and says will pass with the vote Of the yir
gina Senator's
The Bank OF Virginia rcdeeng It's notes at the rate
Of six for in gold The Richmond Enquirer calls
upon the to seize the gold for the defence Of
said city.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
Adam was laid In a slumber,
While rib was removed from his side;
And, when he awoke in wonder,
He beh6d a most beautiful brue.D

know you must remember II for we have laughed over
tckIed. by what deemed the extreme hyperbolc
character OF the whole song. But Tom" /
think that there was no hyperboe exaggeration any
manner o. hcon il T. and that but true, simple
eal OF facts little while ago, know there fe
low they called Anderson the Wizard the Northn who
kept the world agape" by his necromancy. We have
greater wizard than he and think useful and not
less wonderful who makes people indeed and cape 70
some purpose yesterday went TO this wizard (Dr Cotton
10 Cooper Institute who saw there) and asked him II he
were he magician who took teeth out by egerdemanl Yes
with these six teeth Of mine that have Of Late became
nuisance TO Then hidden open my mouth (gape
did, and Il was propped open by cork; bag OF wind
handed 70 out Of which filed my lungs and then
"aid in slumber' and when the doctor magician
or whaevcs ne be- gave me gentle shake TO rouse me
awoke and then was kindly assured that my teeth were
QUIT and but for such should not presently have
known IT, was at no time conscious of anything being done
In mechanical way, indeed In any during the time
lay n 'sumber " and as Adam bad awoSe in avon
der under the belief ito which belief still adhere) that
resort all had any of the appliances usual in extract
fng teeth and that the doctor Is In reality III league with the
devil
GEO. WOODWARD.
Mr. Thomas Woodward, 81 Ferry street. New York.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
FACTS BRIEFLY STATED.

There several marked in the Nitrous Oxide
Laughing Gas Chloroform and Either
thctic.
FlrsI entirely harmless in its effects No unpleasant
dangerous symptoms attend follow its inhalation.
is taste smell to the and It's effect
upon the lungs perfectly sreeabe the sensations excited
usually in the highest degree pleasurable.
ThdEnougn be administered TO produce perfect in
sensibity without risk danger II has bean used with
entire patients whom choroform and ether had
entirely failed failed with quantity thought
safe administer
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

MARVELLOUS STORY.


We are permitted 10 publish the following private letter
gentleman seventy Of age, which speaks
for Itself -
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

NY DEAa ToNSome sixty odd years ago, we, then lads
at times amused tine vocal music OF the barn.
where our fellows wont to indulge In singing
lads OF very primitive charactcr and among them there
was one that more than all the others, which
Md offs hat NJ this manner
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
Rebel REPORT % .hs Erpuision or our

From tho Richmond Examiner March g
we hayo very important piece * news which comes
dirsct from New Orleans and implies tho pros.
pect VI serious dialculues between the Jntcd
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
Active Operations Before Richmond 4,
ncGim In q EcM DaYA.

From the Richmond Sentinel, March 81
Moth ng has occurred 10 disturb the quiet prev vang
below Richmond but " the weather continues good there
viii be active operations Ia the vicinity of this city IN
short tmo Nineteen loads " niederas prisoners
arrived IN Baltimore on Friday evening
From the Richmond Examiner, March 81
For the past Few day. there has been little nrng on the
Richmond aud Petersburg lines u will require YET a
week Of sunshine and wind 10 render tho roads pasahe
and put the ground In any condition for any excnsyc
military m0ycments
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

The following . few Of persons whom
have extracted teeth, and who have signed cer
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-30
Farm for Sale

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his
farm situated IL miles west Of New Or
.egon village and between and 8 miles
south Of Howard Center which is unsurpass-
ed in the country for stock and grain raising.
1t comprises l54 acres Of which "a acres
is fenced SO acres broke, pasture of 7
acres and an orchard never failing stream
of water runs through the south end of the
farm, good house and barn &C., also 25
acres Of wood land will be sold with the
above. For terms apply to.
ALEX. MARSHALL,
2asis Howard Coust:.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-30

THAT ExCURaroN The key city
mt mp stream last Saturday week
with party of ladies and gentle
men from McGregor and Prairie du
'hies', on an excursion to St. Paul.
hey doubtless had very good time!
'he boat returned on Wednesday morn
as The boat stopped few moments
It cur levee, and we saw some of the
arcursioner chaps. They looked rath-
" flihhv and weak. The band INC
irogo. Brass especially, seemed ''shal-
'"r." The boys took their horns,
brass in$ $5ruments we mean) and blew
ONE note= but their wind was consi1-
'rah!v low. In fact thy we've speeled
ut.---F'our days ofalmost CONSTANT exe,-
Use On the horns Had evidently b cen
severe.
1t was remarkably dry--.hat excur-
sion was, and hence the boys strove
'gainst the drouth incident thereto
There were about 25 men in the party
aud Sunday vas a most scorching hot
and dry time, We speak advisedly on
he authority Of mathematics. A gen.
''sman who happened to be On the
boat, who took some notes informs us
that the "foresaid boys, during that
tedius Sunday took down NINE HUN
DREp AND ELEVEN DRINKS -pro1a-
bly, all lemonade, we guess, as the chaps
appeared co be exceedingly sober on
the Wednesday following. '"'
These boys shou!l study law they
are fine bar risters! In astronomy
ae gsu. a9 Sssa sals tSSf659 g IL ssfFyySssgg5 Ssg
with them. o.. a-i#w ,r"U al+ ~@a
Oil! Lets figure, Oil drinks 25 men.
25 goes into Oil that is to say the Oil
drinks went luto the 25 men, how Of
Ten? % in OIL, 3 times and l6 over.
Bring down the one from the north
west corner and we have 161, 25 in
I61, 6 times and II over. Answer
36 eleven twenty-ffths times the aver
a @ number each man got outside of
glass! and not much Of day for drink-
ing either it being Sunday .-Ahem!
1t makes us dry to thiak Of it.-Lan-
sing Journal .-T. .--f
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-30
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-30

Being 2 500 acres in Chickasaw and
$50 acres in Howard County. Iowa. which
will be sold for cash or part on credit
Theee lands are mostly in large tracts
and we'll adapted for either stock Or grain
farms For terms,
Apply to GEO. w. JONES, Dubuque, Iowa.
W.R. MEAD. New Oregon,
nl8v5) g.S G. SCOTT :AeSYegcr,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-30

A mans reputation often depends
on the place where he falls asleep. Ii
in drinking saloon, he is thought a
drunkard; If in church he is regarded
as . model Of piety.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-30

A French author has lately SAID
that the women in France are now
such slaves to fashion, that if the En-
press should decree that they should 60
without clothes this summer, they
would blush--to fad themselves dress
ed. E =. 8
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-30

A Memphis paper heads its list OF
divorce cases in the court, Matrimonial
Shipwrecks, Il srs 81
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-30

A very consiperaole hotel keeper, ad-
vertising his "Burtcn XXAx," con-
cludes the advertisement:
IN. B.-Parties drinking moro than
four glasses of this potent beverage at
one sitting, carefully sent home on q
wheel-baErow, if required"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-30

UNcoMFoRTABLE.-To be seated at
the tab e opposite 20 pretty girl w'tha
plate Of hot soup, cn not day, a trouo'
lesome moustache and no handkerchief.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-30
VOL. 6. NO, 33
New Oregon Pain Dealer
TERMS

Nr Published every Friday the p ain Dealerprntlh9
IN rooms Main Street. New Oregon howardcouny Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-30
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHlLA1 ELPHIA, Pa.

HlLA9ELPHIA, Pa.
Dissases Of the Nervous Seminal, U'1hery
~ Gnd Sexual Systems-new and reliable
treatnent-in Reports Of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION-San5 by mail in sealed let
ter envelopes free OF charge. Address, Dr.
J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Assoc.
alton, No. South Ninth Street, Philadel-
phia, Pa. (n12v5y1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-30

A Friend in need:-A Quaker
out at the elbows.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-30
WHOLE NO -..

alton feel c N. ." l@3 to reverse al de-
Sal,l "'1"rs "c thc Board of d.
"'"ra Of said to, t,ip: relasin~ to
'is matter in con>r"vorsy as set forth
N the affi12vit Of appellants; -
H. W. PARTCIf. "
Cornty Superintendent
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-30

Gen. sherman has slightly corrected his
report Of his great campaign. But the
campai On itself neads no correcting.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-30

Mr.. Everett and Judge Story were
at public dinner. The ordinary toasts
were given: when Judge Story arose
and sad;
"Fame follows fortune wherever i
(Everet) goes"
Everett replied: Here's to the le-
ga profession. 1t has never got above
the Grst story" lStory.l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-30
NEW MILLIN.ER Y
AID
Dire IN aking Estab' 'ishmen .
NEW OREGON IOWA.

TEHE Misses L. s, L Cowan have just re-
ccirvd l;d are now opening up to
the t;ade large and well selected stock of
FASHIONABLE Goods,
Embracing a'i styles Of l. dies Hats and
Eonnets wilici. they are prepared to furnisI
al unprecedented low prices. In patterns
for 81! kinds o:
,usaDE -S3 DmA5583 Gst',
They are prepared to suit the tastes Of the
most tastidious.
ihcy invite the attention Of the public to
their desirable stock OF goods. which may hc
found over the store Of Cowan Schelie 1ger
& Gage
Bonnets neatly repaired Ghitened and
and trimmed upon short notice and reason
able prices.
Dated, New Oregon, April 14th 1865.
Misses L. & l.. CowAN.
vGn22) Mlliners.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-30

Appeal from the Board of Directors to the
county Superintendent Of Howard County
Iowa.
A. D. c. w'ton and others,
Versus.