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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-11

The people Of Calmar it is now un'
derstood are to have the benefit of a
station and depot on the line of the Nc
Gregor Western Railway: three miles
east of Counover. This is as it should
be; the country surrounding is more &C
cessible from roaGs and the natural
mako Of the country to Cainar. than
it is to Counover, and consequently
will be better accommodated there than
at the Junction. After the extension
of the road west the junction will be q
point of no Importance, and in all prob
ability will not even have q business
house.
The business of Calmar has improved
to great extent even though the ef-
forts of the McGregor Western have
thus far tended only to paralyze its
energies. Its business men are as
follows:
E. p. Arms T. c. Davis Hotel, J. P.
Landen, Dry Goods, VIM. Gibby, Sa-
Notwithstanding, Dry Goods, and P.
NJ John Scott, Groceries, G. q. Web
Der, Hardware stoves, tin and hollow
ware. These firms are all composed Of
good men and they are each doing a
good and thriving business. There
are besides number of other shops
and places Of business the proprietors
of which we did not get acquainted
with. The Coe Bros. are building a
large sore building and are soon to
have large stock of all the staple ar
tlcles in trade. Mr.. L. e. Cooke of the
place is one of its most active enterpris-
ing and energetic men. With such
men the town should succeed.
LIVE SrncK INSURANCE - The
Rock River Insurance Co. of Beloi'
Wis. has organized q live stock depart
ment in which live stock is insured
against loss by accident or disease
resulting IN death. The company is
reported to be financially sound. Its
method of insurance is decidedly novel.
Other companies insure only against
fire and lightning, while this covers
every conceivable case of loss that can
occur. Jas. F. Mccormack ESQ.
agent for the company will be at Coles
Hotel in thia town for few days COM
,mencing next Tuesday, md will insure
as many as NAV desire. n39t2.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-11
Farm for sale!

THE Subscriber will sell for cash. newly
L improved farm of 100 acres, all impro-
we'd within the last two years. with a new
log house on 1t and an orchard of 1873 trees
and the whole ofit surrounded by good post
and rail fence with 100 acres improved and
a good fence dividing the improved and I'M
improved lots also good we'll and small
grove about re house, three never failing
springs on the premises, and five acres Of
timber on Root River.
The above property is situated mile and
a quarter east Of Lime Springs Forest City
TIP Howard Co. Iowa, and on the road from
Lime Springs to Foreston.
Title Guaranteed.
For further particulars enquire Of subscri.
Der. P. o. address Lime Springs, Iowa.
RIVERS j. FOWLER.
n38v6tfl Dated Aug. 4 1865.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-11
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD
Hel1nbO1d>s
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED coarpoC1D
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlll la,


FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlllA,
For purifying the Blood removing all chronic coasttu
tional diseases arising from impure state Of the Blood
and the only reliable and enectua known remedy tho
cure OF Scroula, Scald Head, Salt Rheum Pains and
6wcngs Of the Boncs Ulcerations Of the Throat and
Legs, Botches, Pmples the Face, letter. Eryspeas
and oil scsly Eruptions Of the Skin.
AND BEAUTIPYIyG THB COa1pLBxIOx.
NOT A FEW
Of the worst disorders that act mankind arise from the
corruption that accumuates in the Blood. OF oil the dis
coveres that have oeen made to purge out mono can
equal In effect HELMBoLDs COMPOUND EXTRACT SA1-
sAPARLA. It cleanses and renovates the Clood inss
the vgor Of health into the SYSTEM purges
humors which make disease. It stimulates the healthy
functions Of the body expes the disorders that grow
and rankle in the blood. Such remedy that could be
relied on has long been sought for and for the rst
time the public lave which they can depend Our
space here doc. admit Of show Its effects.
but the trial OF single bottle will show to the sick thatit
hsst@e v'-t-cs r'- "s ~ ttaG tHcy ea>e eve. tGlen.
so .a1 csD0 1.st. Ia 81; ag 81 ,a~s a,ara added
60 pint water is equal 10 the Iiet Drink and
one bottle is l!y equal gallon OF the Syrup Of ssfs
pas1lla, or the decoction Is usually made.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-11

Messrs H. II. Perkins and H. Gage
have entered into coparatnership in
the livery business in this place. 1t is
their intention to keep good stock, and
the best of carriages. We bid them
good speed.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-11

Clemmer e. Patterson are just re-
cieving large and, splendid stock Of
Drugs, Notions, varieties, &c. together
with fresh supply Of Oils, Paints,
Glass: Putty, Brushes, &c. ali # w";"''
and especially the latter, they la.on4
selling cheaper tn All can be pu'csla Sc
elsewhere in this market. Blu
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-11
Local Column.

Prof Brush of FaYette will preach
at the Hall over thu store of Cowan,
Schellenger 4 Go. on Sunday next, at
half past ten A. M.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-11
Brauey's Best Hoop Skirts.

~ respectfully solicit our friends o.
the city and country to examine our new
Stock. NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING
GOODS. We trust eur attention, hand
some goods and low prices will merit their
approval.
n7v5l JAMES WILEY.
MeGYegsr, Io,ss, Nov. 20, 1864
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-11

This entire list IF beautiful and valuable
60. ds. will be sold for ONE DOLLAR each.
Certificates of all the above articles will be
placed in envelopes, and sealed There en-
yelopes are sent by mail. "a ordered, without
regard to choice. On the receipt Of the Ger.
ti6csts you will see what ysu are to have
and then it is At your option to send the
Dollar and take tho article. 9.p ~ bqa aav
Five certificates can be ordered for ST.
eleven for Sc; thirty for IS; sixty five for $40
and one hundred for SIS. We will SENDS
single Certificate on the receipt Of rs cents
Agents wanted to whom we offer special
rems; send Is cents for ono certificate and
yu- circular with terms ms ye16
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-08-11

THESE Bitters are prepared, in pure Bourbon
Whisky, from . combination Of over twenty dif-
ferent kinds Of roots, banks and herbs, which
act In perfect concert one with the other pre-.
pared from the original formula given by tbs
great chief, Red Jacket, to DR.. Chaplin, who
used them successfully In his practice for many
years, aud by their use gained great popularity
N the treatment and cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sick and Nervous Head.
ache Fever and Ague, and all disc arising from
torpid liver Or indigestion. Peraons suffering from
either OF these loathsome diseases will find q sure
cure by the Of these Biters which are perfectly
pure and free from all those drugs and poisons usu-
Ally put up In such preparations and palrned of on
IN unsuspecting public. single trial will con.
vince the most skeptical thot in tho Prp JACKET
'h'rc = r.. '..-.. h, other Bit;ers possess
ihey So sngthen and invigorate tho system.
They are unequaled fur general debility
Thsy arc sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are tho best stimulant IN existence,
They are preventive Of Fever and Agus.
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatable.
jagged persons and delicate females will find they
can save large doctors bills by the use Of these Bit.
tiers.
Beware Of counterfeits. Tho Red Jacket Bit.
Gers are only sold In bottles with cur name blown
on the side. and our private government stamp
across the cork. -OUD-
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

Hos d. a Ccopyo, THE Nrw UNrrED STATES utRsHhL
ron mis- Drswrcr oY CofuNrxA We learn that judge
Coodlug was born At Greenfield, Indiana where ho com
srcncef his profession oi the law D oarly manhood and
AZ The mo he was called TO Washington, 9slioyed q
profsble ard eeviabe practice. he is ef tho fef.
Inado men OF the great Northwest having, like Andrew
Johnron yorh ID his way through poverty. Thrown by
the deaLh of his father upon the world for his sup
nor, no coon acquired the csson of personal indcpcd
enoe and secured the confidence cf tho people. Mr.
oodnq has served Judge 0f the Probate end District
counts Of his aectou " The STAT, has represented
hs uty In both branches of Tho Lciatnre, mi has
teEou lssdng part political contests 81 net t1i.
den Jot ns0n during the tlnF1 1.Gk IN tat STATE
ami thert no doubt, impressed him iy tho energy, to
manlincgs and tba patroslg,a VI his diaUOvrs We a.
,ro on A. oa..is y4rs "a
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

TO THu EDITORS OF TIE ALBANY EVENING yOUnAxs-
OTTAWA HorEI, MoRrsEAI, 18th june 1905.
Rs:-An extract from your Journal Of the l4th insk,
copied by the NEW YORK HgRALD, states THAI friap6
recently from Canada informed you thnk notorious
rebel leaders had taken mp their quarters at my
after having been notified quit the ''St IAwrencs
Halio this CITY, wcso your friend says they hnd
some time previous becn residing TO your friends
own words, they had been "ioafng about the Hail,
drinking wh!skey copously and talking largely abous
vulgar Yankees y &C. Your friend ds:s'Ths Keeper
OF tho ottawa Is two years ago, good UrioD
man Implying that not at present, sccing that
rebel leadeI5 90 III lnd quarters ut my honse. Wen,
all have to say your friend in reply Ia that tho
Distinguished quests he nnnes--anders, Tucker and
Backburn-never guests boardcrs at the OtawS
nevc-.,ooL meal in my hoise. Your frend has beck
isinforued Az his irsinna'on xespecng my loyalty
or sympathies with United States, mny, perhaps.
simply ay that person who knows mo personally cus
impeacn either the tho other For satisfaction,
would refer you your friend 10 Jas. Mcdonald whs
built the Montreal Water Works Ho resides In yonr city
an intimately acquainted with raany persons ~ Albany,
but cannot thin OF ay in particular at present; bus
Mcdonald bring them 20 you, you want 70 ses
them Then for the information Of the INV YcRK.
UyuALp nay refer for standing TO john kooerts
Atorney Union Buildings; to Mr.. Fulan, Express Com
pany: To Mcssr Hichco * 4; Darling Fifth avenue; e
nr NicolI OF the nrm OF Hewlett Co., Broadway.
You are at Liberty raase any use you pleas, VI tnM
letter bu, think in justice to rae, you should pun
~ SAMUEL BROWNING, Proprietor otsowa zoasc
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

CAvuo IN on THE MEMPHIS LxvR.-The peTmanency Of
The whole upper portion Of the city landing very
carous present From the foot Of Adams street norh
tho current In rapidly cutting its way inland and st
there little prospect OF its progress being
arrested In fact unable To suggest any plan by
which tho rapid caving Of the banks be prevented
without tremendous outlay Of means. Tho mighty
volume Of water which rolls down tho channel OF tho
Mississippi IL easily controlled The current which
thrown on from the Arkansas shore by the projecting
point Of land above the old site Of the town Of Hopefed
II thrown squarely 70 the Tenne sde striking
the banjus below the mouth Of Wolf river When the
river high the evec s rapidly cut away and at any
stage Of water deep has become the wash that there
is continual undermining Of tho banks The tnroads
Of "Old Father Mississppi' is NOT to DO prevented
from going whittier no WILL and no power Of man can
prevent him from doing During the last two years
the bank has retreae1 inland near one hundred yards
More than y yards Of the cvcs has disappeared during
level portion Of the wharf above Adams street Will Do
swept into the current OF the Mississippi within tho next
two years All the buildings that portion Of tho land
ing will have TO be removed will go into the river The
cost Of stopping this destruction Of the landing would bs
20 much that Il would be than the value OF the
whole ev6o north Of Adams street. The landing will
doubtless soon cleared Of buildings mot by process
Of law but by the mighty tide OF natre's own creation:
Tho bank has already retreated 70 within few yards OF
the government store sheds, and II 1t continues 70 ad-
vance the rolling tide OF Od Mississippi" win now over
the place where the rush and hustle Of business 70
daily flowing and fro We have only 70 STAND and see
acres of the landing OF fair city washeG" INTO the
river that flows by It, The extent Of the wash can now
be since the water has receded -Aemphss Argus,
Jsne 10.
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

REPAIRS 10 nrB ORANGE ArD ALEXANDRIA RArLRofD---
Thg road which 10 tho grand connecting link between
tho North ard tho South, has been turned over by Re
federal government 10 the Plcrpon goverRnont o Vir
gnn erd u has been ordered that the Virginia Board of
Public Works ako posscasion OF tho snme on Tuesday
next Construction parties will commence Immediately
10 put tho road In working order Two passenger
trims will commence running Tuesday 40 iar as
Bull run, and 10 s expected that tls road will be IN
operation as Ter ~ waIrenton by next Monday
week Gordonsrlllc viii probably bo reached IN sS0ut
three wecke and bctwcsn that station and RchmoSd
trains are already running Philip cnigey of Delaware
ard A. JaTcson o Alexandra, egrnt for tEo Board
~ Public Works ard vii have the headnuariora NJ
AieSnrlfa Ihe board will ssteia ihc mana cement of
Tie rod rnfn he rsuload caia 4uy Shall DC luiy or
galifcA M.aapfcA via tu 1fen et on ealf dry 70 ~
certain sho indot t;e6u 0f l0 conn .y tni N g IN
tended at tee MON sf1ct no'8fIs thai ce p.is OIL
t.tsstaglOn u. sltg.NCsr, sans ~
The New York herald., 1865-06-24
Tho Burning OF Idaho City, Idaho Ter
rftOry.
FULL PARTICuLARs-LOSs OVER MILLION DOL
TFrom tho Idaho Stat esman, May

from tho Idaho Statesman, May 20
Idaho City completely destroyed night before lae
by ons the destructive fires that has visited
the miang regions OF the western slope The whole
Town was consumed from Bear Commercial street.
which is nearly 70 the foot Of Main and from the Bluff
70 Moore's creek leaving nothing standing but few
shanties skirting the town.
az city had been fred several different times within
tho last few days. but each time fortunately
In season bo cxtinguished. Tho flames spread with
the astonishing rspidity The town was composed
of buildings made exclusively OF pne inch boards and
paper to which was added the usual inhanabe coating
OF lamp SMOKE so that burned almost like train Of
powder.
was given, the whole burnt district was smoking field
Of asLes and cndcE Al attempts 10 describe the con-
suTsaa Of the Are was 50 rapid hsi in the great majority
of there time to save anything nom the
wreck Added 70 the torriple obstruction Of property
tho most dsgraccfu system Of thevng and robbine
that be imagined II fact, II ia generally believed
that the FIRE set for the purpose Of plunder
Az the alarm became general thousends Of
men could be running in all directions with one
sacks OF our, box Of candles bundlo OF cloth
ms or ANYTHING that suited them One man, VINO WV. NJ
rardcst scale ever he dreamed or band OF runans O.
hundred two would assist in clearing store Of ts
contents and land them at safe distance from tho our
irg buildings when a tho word ready each man woult
~ 20 as. much ns he could carry and make
Ono Of our merchants, who had q large 10,
OF Gorr stored there had succeeded In removing ou
or SIC way u the nrc, bu had TO 60 TO the store for
few r,inatcs found, reurning 10 his pile, that abou
hundred bummers wye lugging away, and they
IA, red TIL II nll cne. But few persons have
.rwss from there the -conagrat on and there ha
been mail express, consequently We have been ab'
leay but fcw particulars Every hotel Ia the city
WAS d-s. -oyed, also tho Forrs7t Theatre.
We M ierstand the county records OF Boise county
were s<<3 Fireproof CELLAR did much to mitigate thu
loses OF han though IS said that all the collar
dld not ss.rsd the fire.
A gentI.ran who left thcpe yesterday morning say,
cat men already clearing way the burning brands
&c mako roasn buildings Coffee WAS for sale a
dfnrent pr.s at ATTY cents cup, and small rolls Of
b..,d a. a d<lsr each. Before tbs tune town Il
sulgi,.g up the site of what Idaho City.
ne corr CT sninlato Of the loss be made but
have heard 1t 80. down at over nnt'on dollars.
The New York herald., 1865-06-24
THE RO.


Ocacs~l Labor Regulations from the Gem
cpai supcrintendent OF greedmen for
GOulh Caroltna and Georgia.
(,yFicp GENERAL SUPxRIsrNDEST FREEDMEN,
AuscsrA Ca June IL, lS66.
Tho following rules prescribed ior tne nIg ano
eoyernment OF coored aborers OF Augusta aud vciny,
sI,d for the treatment of freedmen:-
,n,arv contract either with their former masters or
other persons wishing employ them These con,ac.s'
when submitted to the General Supenntenaeh. u S
men, will be examined by him. and Iouno 70 ~ ,1a
and equitable will be approved by him But, owins ~
thu extent OF country which his )urisdcuoh n"
extends and the great importance to the people Oh m
ing good crop the present season. u VIII nos "s pos
ent, be considered necessary by the Ssne'" p hs
intcndent, that contracts to be binding, shaa %
submitted To him; but II equitable, ana onssu 80
upon the schedule Of prices hereafter mentioned win Do
considered binding II the freedmen desire 10 ienan o
the plantation of thcr former MUSTER ana no aiso
that they should remain and the workers consent 70
support the non-worers tho employer shall give 10 al
wholesome food comfortable clothing, quarters iue ana
pro rata what may be due them ANYTHING after 90
Quoting tho expenses OF supporting the freedmen on Inc
plantation The government is not at presenS pr,
pared support tho inrm hApless; therefore, unil
further orders person Will be allowed to tarn away
the iprm or helpless 70 become burden upon the pip
hc they must b. clothed, fed and properly cared TOT
when sok, deductng the ctua expense from the wages
OF the able bodied hands Should be proven that any
have been turned away, an assessment viii oe adc
upon tho persons whose premises they wore living
whom this order issued for their support and ho
will be held guilty Of q misdsmeanor.
In cases when II s absolutely ,ssary TO make ex-
ceptions 70 this rule permission must first be obtained
from this Office The following 1xed as the
ratio Of compensation 70 be given laborers-
The New York herald., 1865-06-24
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JUNE "a, 1865


rh. t,.,. no. ,..,, f,-,.in, a.. .o,.. Alma.
tnS 7'ose'y, "h''n '~' Wv" 'o''A5 'o' sino s"A''
:, =, -. ,,,,.., 40 ,,o,,,n., 80 a.. r,..xv
,a ..d will, partake ~ the
- :,
nature Of social club In the sosen'e OF the President
G,u ssa. wsn w, p,s "a ~ r ,sp ~ .s ~ . yoa"e
meeting having been approved, number OF gentlemens
were handed In a. candidates for membership,
which wore ha,lattsd on Tho various commi.tees then
49,. .s q, o "a nrnc,,.s ~ IN. asaoc,..an 49,
recr. as 70 hno paofih auo pincpics " 'no asociaon
as .ollcws.--
Whereas this society composed entirely OF exoers and
cal club deem 70 make public declaration o
prnc'os whch WI govern the political action OF the
aiz lion; leaving n specnc public questions
70 DO acted on as they may arise IN the future and do there
l. That the Of the late cv and s abrupt
0so have ndcred absocte the main questions hereto
fore dividing the great political parties OF tho countrhose
contest and that the political issues thrust prominently
before the people for immediate action calls FOR political
combinations
That the highest proof OF sincere patotiam the or
Ing Of lives Tor tho preservation 0 the nation during It's
te Terrible nnd gotrscted struggle tor exseneo; nnd the
that struggle have vipdicated their right and consider
70 the public policy which to guide the fnre destiny Of
seekerS.) f.lt nv. ~ ~
That Tho interest On er vast nanogal debt calls Tor In
creased taxation to which all good c1xens VIII cneeruiy
submit but these Increased necessar burdens Demand I'M
snd tSst ~ soyorne should be- ro,,sht becS to
that republican condition where the ocer s the servant OF
The New York herald., 1865-06-24
Boiler Explosion ut Kcwanee, Illinois.
TWO PERSONS INJURED.

From tho Chicago TrIbune, June "a
About twelve NJ Saturday three large boilers used
IN driving the Kewanee Touring mill and distiery
blew up with tremendous explosion. The boilers were
lifted bodily from their foundation, and torn In pieces
like so much brown paper One end OF a boiler, with q
portion Of the uc struck tho roof Of Mr. Wonders
hoase some 6fteen rods south VI the mill, crashing
through the second floor Another long strip struck
the house OF Mr. Allen about the distance south
OF the mill and going down 10 the first noor demolished
rockingchair from which Mr. A., who sat In II with
baby In his arms he'd risen but instant before Tho
engine house utterly demolished, and most Of the
siding torn from thnt end of tho mill Mr. White tho
engineer nhd his little son. werc considerably scalded.
The New York herald., 1865-06-24
rur r,oornrrr pons. Es. 1olor At rrlrxronr,

Tpr J,CoyorrvE Bofr1R Exi Loior AT FRArKrdnT,
RyThe cy poeioa or the locomotive heller a. tho DEPOT
a. Frnnkco,t ON Monday lss which noticed IN our
lat paper vas most sastrons in It's eas. In addition
10 ihe three we onIonNd as having been immediate ~
killed. IL paus mach 10 rocerd that I'VE have since
ho, rs young son OF John Niles OF fraakln county,
who WAC so badly scaded that the skin OF his entire
bodv cemo or with the remoyei Of his cothaa fingered
hi ore o'clock Tuesday pg when death came TO
LIs relief Mike Fox, roadmastey TOT thT dyisDn anu
colder named Kelly, ocd at the hosnesi during ,ns
afternoon On Tuesday morning young son of hr
Corne!s OF our city, died from the elects oi severe
scI1dins -Four others badly hurt, but u ie hoped
tcv win reoyer though one Of them lies IN very crt-
cal condition The cause Of the explosion has not yet
hnnn pscnrinincd p, E,ankL.tf XVI ColahlonioedLh
The New York herald., 1865-06-24
fIYeesicn N OF New Uampstirc state OGicers.
tcorespoa .onco OF the Rostan Adverserl

toNc'hh, ~ a., Jul3 1900
ThetAs bsancksE OF tho New Hampshire I6i saiure
esSensc in tDint convention at throa O'Clock M after
noon icr@'c cnoceef State ofcers For secrs aIy Of
e,ate Eiyf-i " Bcisog, Of HavcrbIi yoccved hun
d.ad and y, votes end Colonel wsGer Harrirn OF
warner ne hundred avs eighty nine For state FRA
supr John az. .trbora received nins.y votes, and
Co.sel Peia ssnboyn Of Concord, ,One hure red
nud ainety thrge Fer Warden OF The State PrEon
rradsa-y 7 skuwn 'cccised nnety-sit votes, q d
JoseuA nayo ocs hundred and slxty-e'ght. For
state i,nler wifem Baites1old received ,sghty nlM
yotes ant George jerks, of the aotenprE, ono hun
a, and sey yenty. six For Casenssary Gensrzl Henry
~ Yendcil or Porss south reoe.ed seventy icvr votes
anc Robert T. shabs one huneIsd and scven., scyen.
Dss.i e. Rani9tt, Of L7ver was cosen State Auditor
nv s, the 9gr Of the Lsuss; but the Senate
lad noc elected an olcx tho date of this despatch.