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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13

Turbine WITH HUMAN L,rE.--
The tasest imposition Of the age has
been practised by villains who are ma
king and selling en- artlcl rurp"rting
to be Chemical Saicratus--the House
wives Favorise made by D. 3. De
land & CO. The authors Of this villai-
ny ought not to be permitted to 60 at
large They are trifins With human
life and seeking 10 destroy the v II
earned reputation Of the Chemical Sal
sraeus. whic's i. slways put ur in rcd
papers. The spurious article cmes
in green. Cali for the geuu;nu aha
look to thee oior. . fsr
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
The DRAFT.

Z
The draft is nigh upon W, and VIC
deem it the interest Of al who are sub
isct to draft, whether in fa-
vor or orpos.d, to the war. to put forth
every exertion to procure volunteers
sufficient 70 fill our quota. THIS coun-
| ty has offered handsome bounty for
that purpose and By. q little energy on
tie part Of tho townships We cannot
fail to succeed; of two evils, it is al
ways prudent to choose the least and
by voluntary Inconvenience in mea-
sure, bear tn c lesser. rather than by
obstnscy suffer the calamities of the
greater. None can deny that the hard
ships suffered in procuring volunteers,
are Insignificant compared with those
70 be suffered if we leta draft come
upon US. which takes it's victims with
out distinction Of persons, whether pre-
pared or unprep,red to heed the call.
We insist on no mans enlissing
through patriotic motives and feelings
IS "shat's getting DID," bat the men
can undoubtedly be procured for pecu-
MARY and other C onsideratisas, five are
only willing to d. the fair thing, and
compensate others for shielding u.
from harm as We would like to be com
penssted ourselves. Let every ono
cheerfully do his part, and follow the
dictates Of interest" and there will
be no difficulty In filing our quota for
the present call; since most of our
townships have on foot, measures which
With the county bounty of $500, and
government bounty Of 800. vii! make
quite compensation, for the hsrd.bips
to be en:;uredin the army for one year.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13

In regard to the Senior editor We
would merely state this week that he
l,a, not been heard from, and in truth
this would seem almost unnecessary
as sthere has not been enc inquiry az
to his whereabouts since our last issue
to 40 before; We have heard no reports
Of his having run away from the draft
or the like this week, and We shall not
comment on matters in which tho pub
tic have lost all interest, or 80 nearly 90
that they cease inquiry.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
J Re,sOa,uI.

on AND AFTER MONDAY, DECEN,
raj TaE SUBSCRIBERS ma, l 5. found =, u, b.,
cid stand Of J. s LAWYER, lately eoeupie j
BY Messrs Clark 4 Son, with An entire new
stock Of goods selected with espeoial refer
ence T. this m"rket! s{an.!T 7 "a
With an experience extending
through several years in. trade,
they flatter themselves that they
are enabled to make selections
that will benefit the people to
purchase. 4Eo- <4yfa 9,.sss
Orr stock Is .psca4Ay adapted /.
the IVintsr Trade. , - a. ~Eo
'.I AND CONSISTS o. ..~"
oAss.. I..s, Nae. c,o.htv. '.s = ..Hs ra'r
'..4 s.s. cio.S, r,u.h c.,.. r,.r'r.- -rs
MATS, latest nylss, ,'
.-ja". .''1SstI: :t:, : ssAs', Denim, ...s
..N ' '" Checks Phsss, g
e.. ts-. a.. |aeossA / oanshss,
Hssisry + Hand erchisfs
Canton L all wool asnnels,
Under Shirts and Drawers
Fancy Gosds, ~ 3
Dried Fruits, +.
Yankee NotionA
And Groceries of all kinds ana
best qualities, Superior ~
Indian Tanned
,..4 buffalo 4 a.
,.,..g ...~ Robes, .-..........
in large quantity, ofSuperior quality and
very cheap sos cash ,...,, 49,.
Their Stock Ct Cookery, Glass
aHt; Queensware is not .
surpassed III
this Mar a ~
kct.
II 10 shsir purpose 10 soil all Goods a the
very lowest possible P.lceA giving
their customers tho benefit Of tho
i, IL Superior advantages .thsir %. .
quaintsnce and facilities NV
J.! for purchasing gives
them in the
/. ritgs market: s,,ts II 4,
These desiring goods are requested 70
call and examine their extensive stock be.
fore purchasing a. they Are determined not
to be unds<sold. .,,--,...sst ,..,.e 80
Farm produce of all kinds
wanted in exchange for, goods
and cash, for which we shall con-
stantly pay the highest prices
warranted by the market. n5v6.
New Oregon, Dec:sl4. 1876, . J
COW AN,SCHELLENGERkC0 CO.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13

G. W. Pierce &. J. B. Mitchell have
entered into copartnership, and now
occupy the stand recently occupied by
Cowan, Schellsnger T. Go. They have
large and complete st ock of goods
already on hand and will be receiving
large additions in few days.
Mr.. Pierce IS merchant of known
reputation and Mr. Mitchell is man
we'll and favorsbly known in the com
muuity, we wonld speak good word
for them and hope they may succeed in
business: aud do veil by their custom
era.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
r.., TlSAS ..
Lamp Heating Apparatus,
ROLLING - FRYING - STEWt< -
l,.. = STEPPING t..a
: WITH vRB vIANn THATLIONYS 7IiB ROOM

ROLLING - FRYING - STEW!<G-- 3
90. r.. STEPPING t:as
p WITH rKs yLANs rHArLIdnrs TIN ROOM. "5
: By tn. hama Of common lamp, as.h
cost Of q ssnt's worth Of oil. a very csmfor-
table breakfast can be cooked.
N. Y. 1rfb.s. ,Iy- .. 80 ia
- Simple in construction, easily Kept. in
srdcr, ready for use in u'cnens
convsnient to have on hand. Drug
Igisf& Circular. .i;ya,.,,I ..s ri e..
d n y Fief,'s Lamp is one Of tho most pop
ular novelties Of tho day, ~ the utility
oft is nnq"e.tiensble, a great saving II
made in heetng and cooking small articles,
and oar be mnds to soak meals te- xrest
many persona, which j. actually d"ne on ths
ambulance r. which carry the SICK soldie'
: Scientific dmsr,esn. .rs.. .
- 4 70, family ,ss, hospit.: tsnt be
rack, picnic., fishing. nursery, Or Aick room :
it Is an artisiecf comfort beyond All prohea
ton to it, coss. HARE jo"rnst.
Health, ,@1".Aii'.l E,'.f.'- 81.
- y have tried tho apparatus, an .
my wife and proclaim the s.ne MOI
valuable and Indispensable article, and we
now wonder how We could hayeso long dons
WITHOUT it. - Ed. Coal Oil Ciroular.
~ y An economical contriyancs Ior 60s:
ting up heat At short notice for nursery and
general household purposes, sna
important point is the saving in cost ever
eeel drss. N Y. Evening Pe*. -...
.- lPr;s.. from sro to nix dollars. 9,,. q
~ Capacity from one I. four quo't.. = ~,
Three, srt,eles cooked at on. tin. mt" '"'
.a9F d. - burner. rs 2 -
for Kerosene or Coal Oil, or Gas. 3
a Descriptive Pamphlet Of thirty pages
- i, fdrnshed gratis, :; II I. 4
- ''' ALSO
81 THE UNION lATTAcHASNT. ''. ',
's1i .7o Prize, so, Cents, .,.,''. .~-..r
T, be attached to Common Kerosene Lslsr-
Or Gas Burner, by which Nstsr may
i hs Boiled, crd Food sooksa; also
4 .cd TO support ShSda -,
EyuRY TAMIA NE = -,
~" WI. d. RUSSELL, Agent.
<t5nsF No. 90 Pearl st., New Hoek,
IS, 's"'l Aas'FT' ' y tt''''' ,..a
la gs4-xH sa&a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
Dissolution.

Know all rnen by the 40 presents that the
arm known, by the name Of Sturgis & Dona:-
hugh has this day cen Dissolved. by the
Withdrawal Of J. j. Dor ahugh
The Business will be continued as here
toto.e by J, |. Sturgis.
New Oregon, Iowa. t"i'' Jan 9Th, 1854.
nSv6t4) , j.. |. HTUKGIS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
IN District Court, Hoxara cexn:y, Iowe
John T. Noye, Il. $1,000.

L." A's''l' N0"fs1 ~1S$"'" SS".sy3 4oHG
John T. Noye, l.
VI IT,; e.; 3 s: ; ::;; a suit
~ SIRS: Ysu IRE hereby notified that
there is now On 6lo in the Office of the Ct Jerk
of the District Court Of Howard County,
Iowa, q petition Of John +. Noye plaintiff
claiming Of you the sum Of two hundred
and Seven dsllars, as money duo on your
promiseory note, together with interest
thereon At the rate Of ten per cent per al.
mum from and since the lst day Of April
1861, and also a.king fer the foreclosure Of
anaortgage given by VIM =. and Nnry G..
Daniels . secure tho payment Of ths same
and usless that you appear and answer
thereto IN or before noon sf the second day
Of the next term Of the District Court to be-
begun Il I'd hold IL sale County, commencing
on the Ind ondsy sf.sr tAs I'd Monday in
January SO :, you- default will BID taken
sndjudgnsnt an decree emtsrei' sxsina
you for Che wholo amour! claiazsei together
.nisb in,.ssss andisasis OF suit. So
fS.5, l. aU,LlS.
r,tst ses "a. 1855, Ils@. 4eC
" sS,ta. Esy. ~ sGss q! ~ ,anONled
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13

HusBARp's DAMPER.-We have
had one Of Hubbard's hampers put in
our sitting room stove. and it seems to
work we'll. II is claimed that it Is a
great Juel saver. 1t operates to
burn tho gas escaping from the wood
which increasss the heat as well as
holds the heat in the stove. But to us
the fact that it operates to give rs 8
COED bed of Goals in tho morning latter
keeping FIRE oil night with which to
kinds new fires in these N ornings
when the mercury is away down below
Ft'eeport. is browning excellence.
We have had esals enough to burn
down q town every morning since we
had t.---Decorah Republic.
Mr.. Joel Dayton Of DEBORAH is pro,
prietor for Howard County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
(tKORCE w. PIERCE.

Dealer in General Merchandise, Dry Goods
Groceries Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Glass,
Nails, Putty. Ready Made Clothing, Hat &
Gaps &c., Es., In he keeps almost every al.
tisle required, and usually kept ina country
store. and sells ~ cheap a. the times will
permit. u.------. % ln3v5yl)
NewOregons Dee. llthsle64
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13

DaAFr MEErrNG.--A goodly num-
5er of the citizens Of this township
met at Clemmer's Hall to day to take
into consideration some msa sures for
filling the quota Of this township for
the present draft by volunteers after
proposing and discussing several plans,
they frally united on the following viz.
to raise by subscription town bouaty
of 5000, for each man who will enlist
for the town. . III. I'll, ~a,g:a~, %.
The plan We believe is . good one
and will meet with success
The people generally are subscri-
bling literally, and tie prospects. are
that the money will be raised in three
or four days. ~'~ ~
The meeting adjourned until next
Saturday, Jan, 81, by which time the
money is to DO paid in and arrange
ments completed r"'
Let the people turn out generally and
look to their own interests. 80. "
A Company of friends met and
filled the house of the subscribers
to overfowing on the, evening Of
"Wednesday the 18th inst; and
after spending very happy even.
ing together, left behind them
substantial tokens of their kind.
ness in the shape of $l25,, in
cash and nearly $50, in merehan.
disc and provisions, for which we
offer our sincere thanks; and
learn by it, that we are surroun-
ded in town and country by kind
csn6ding friends, that we owe
them a lasting debt of gratitude
and that it is our duty aud Will
be our pleasure to seek more ear.
nestly their spiritual as they are
80 liberal in promoting our tenn
+ poral welfare. &. re pray that the
blessing ,ofGod may rest on each
one a.ta Az asst
+ .o JNo. w. WINDSOR,
+ .. e.a III. 4. WieDsvs.
New Oregon, }sp2 u, sHsh y.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
IN HOWARD COUNTY

Being : 900 acres in Chickassw and
l $50 acre. in Howard County Iowa. which
will Be sold for oash or part on credit. ~
These lands are mostly in large tracts
and weA adapted for either stock or grain
farms For terns; a-t - @
Apply TO GEO. W. JONES, Dubuque, lows.
N.R. MEAD. New Oregon,
nlsvS1 C.S c. SCOTT, AeGregor, "
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13

Tho history Of those great Remedies is tho
most wonderful medical revelation that the
world has ever known, 1t establishes tho
all-.mporsant fact that Wherever, and in
Wnotersr Shape internal disease exists, the
disinfeeting, searching and. healing proper.
ties ofthe Pills are fully equal TO- lis ius Sec~
tioa and cure, and that, with the ointment,
they are =
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13

Mr.. T T. E. Kyaa have openeta
good stock of groceries at tse old stand
Of &. W. Pierce, they hava combined
in the selection Of their stock, .
greater variety Of the staple articles Of
merchandise .aaI can elsewhere be
found.
4 The boys are good clover. fellows
and We .thiak will do we'll With their
customers. ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
$3.50 Acres of Land
For Saie,e.
Chiekaszw and Howard Counties,
. /. / IOWA. ID i

& IN oH1ckAsAW COUNTY,:
s.ss'hs5s Sec. Tp Range. Acres
. ar and hfsoi
or .s1s~..... al % law 24O
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-13
The Great Ambassadors Of Healt
TO all Mankind. s.~. ~ ,,~.s

This is not history written by one man,
or even derived from the experience, Of one
nation: It consists offs compilation Of testi,
nonials from the sick Of every cauntry--an
nnimpcachsble record, the ike Of which ha,
never been adducei in favor Of any discovs.
W or invention siuss time began , SO
These Mighty Hsol.rs, World Known and
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27
Gen. Wilson 20 Gov. Brown.

NEW YORK, May M--Gen. Wilson, in a
letter to Gov. Brown, who had complained
o. the collapse of the currency aud grea,
dastitotion OF provisions among the peo-
pie, says he is instructed By the President
to say 20 him that these evils were caused
By treason, insurrection aud rebellion
against the laws of the United States, in
cited and carried on for the last four years
oy you and your confederate rebels aud
traitors, whc alone are responsible for all
tee waste, destitution and want now exist.
ing IN that State. and what you call the re-
s0lt which the fortunes of war" have i'm
posed upon the people of Georgia, and all
the loss and woe they have suffered are
rebels. who. furnishing authority, pro-
voked war to the extremity, until COM
PEELED to lay down your arms aud accept
the just penalty Of the crimes Of treason
and rebellion that the restoration Of peace
and order cannot be entrusted 20 rebels
and traitors; that tue persons who initia-
ted the war and carried it ca will not be
allowed 70 assemble at the call of their &C
oomptlce to act again as legislature OF the
state and again uSurp Ats authority and
franchises
Men who have caused 80 much woe i'll.
rot he allowed power again to oct ON foot
fresh acts OF treason aud rebellion.
IN calling the Legislature together again
have committed fresh crime. that will be
dealt with accordingly, aud II any person
Pres0lEes 10 answer OK acknowledge your
call, he will be at once arrested.
The new trade regulations for Savannah
are working nOst satisfactorily
Silver Is plenty III Augusta Tor change,
and green backs are a, par.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27
From Tennessee.

cssciNSAr1, May M.-The latest Nssb.
Vile dispatch says a oil. was introduoedin
The ;seIaie yesterday, requiring lawyer
persons eIected 10 Office under Ina laws y
| the State, to take an oath that ttey hava !.
no aay aided or encouraged the auer,as :,
the United States before they can pr,s.is.
tEei- various professions OK Sold ofica
Tie Cumberland river in very hjch ove,
flow. ing portions OF Nashville.
Guerrilla parties have entirely disan
peared from the State.
Gen. Hobsoa, OF Kentucky, has Refused
to receive the surrender Of Champ. FIR
guscn. and other notorious guerriliss. and
has notified them to leave his d;stric. i'm
alediately.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27
From Cslifornis.

eAN FRANCISCO, May 2ss.-The Overland
Mail brings dates from New York to tie
26th, and from st. Louis to the 2Sth OF
April
In commercial business there is more
buoyancy.
The bark Brontess, with Mexican emf
grants on board, is s.iil held under the sur
VIGILANCE OF the military authorities. 1t
has been suggested that the patty might
De allowed TO leave without their arms, but
this they refuse to do. They are confident
the authorities ~ Washington will permit
shem 70 20 armed, as the order annu'ling
the expectation al arms i,ns beer annulied.
!. l..rge force OF laborers are at work on
the line OF the Pacific Railroad, which is
the connecting link CT ths California and
Pacific Railroad between Sacratsfsnto and
Gar. Francisco. tsa -
Despite the favorable prospects Of tina
crops, -four is still held at'$l4al4 - y bbl.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27

vide Tor cond acting tho President after ii
ahould I've sf;1ei!
A. Ne. SIR. On one occasion he told me
that 80 was selling oE horses, after ,e had
told no that be had given up his project.
"a ~ hen did he say 70 you that he had
ideu,?
\. m February, l think.
q Did he cay why he had abandon
4. hesaid the affair had fallen To rough,
owing 10 some OF the parties backing out.
@. On what day was it that he said to
You what an excellent chance he had Tor
killing the President?
A. That was on Friday, one week pre-
vi"us to the assassination.
G. On what day of April was thatT
b. Did be cay any thing to you ~ to his
then entertaining. or having before tina,
enter ained, the purpose to asssss'nate the
President?
A. No, cir.
q. DID hs say any thing to you taen as
:" Why he did not assassinate the Presi.
dontS
A. NJ, sir. That was tho only excla.
n,aIion be made use Of relative to it.
q. State his exact words, If you CAM
A. lie said "Nhat an excellent chhuce
had, il wished. {" kill the President or,
en0NfS oSAs'u Ady WuS OII TIC 6l0IsO as
close :, him nearly as I ann to you.' Tia.
IL AsAeaf bis language Ms eau give.
z. State bow far he explainedt to VOC his
pr.jee' for Capturing the President in tae
tlMa,er3
a. believe have sta,et. a. far as (
know.
g Did he ever indicate how he expect
Ell a. ses hitu from the box to the sta "a
without being caugL,y
A. No, sir.
O. Did he ever say how MANY were IA
belly bio. in seizing the President?
4. No, sir.
q Did lie name any other officials that
we're 10 De seized beside the Presden,!
A. No. The only time he told rne, lie
said: The heads OF the Government, in.
clud:ac the President
BY lie Judge Advocate:
z. understood you to cay that he sta
ted that the particular enterprise OF cay
turing tie President and heads of the Gov.
ernGient aad been given up, and that in
conse. aence he was selling of the horses
be bad bought tor the pnrl,cse7
\. Yes, cir.
O. De did not state to you what mode
OF proceeding lad been substituted for
thai, but simply t..at that one had been
given opt
4: re told me they had given cp the
Aifai:
q yasl It had fA,:en through.
4. Yea, CIR.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27
From WaShiuy,nn

WASHINGTON. May Eli i. n.-rho /.
was much crowded .o-ia7. Wa.t.uec ely
iightfu'. a.
The armies Of Ten..e.a.e mi o..
were reviewed by Lieut.. G.u. f;,nr, o 81
President and me!ntcr. OF 90. Cs,,ll ~
distinguished army and :sy, y;Hcsr .lae
others. occupied the stands, as t,a;os. acd
Gen. Sherman headed ,aa ,.u,,ns
WAS vocifsrously ctetse'i ~ along ~. i aa'
Other officers were similarly cc,an,s
iuented. pi'
The military display wa. ;r.ud and J.
DOSING, N~ iN'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27
from Havana.

NEW York, May 2i.--The steamer Nor,
Castle has arrived. She brings Hayans
dates to the 2O;h. Among the various ri.
| mora concerning the ram Stonewall is one
| which has proved unfounded, viz: tina.
! the Spanish government had bought her
| for t6'N, Coz. Another report il that Capt.
| Bagxs, Of tue Connecticut, had demanded
her surrender Of Capt. Page, who preferred
to put her in possession Ut the Captain
General, ON condition that sine should ussi
T.. given up TO the United States. That
Official, however, refused 10 receive her on
such conditions, but would receive her AZ
= deposit. This was agreed to and she MAS
sowed e. the arsenal and her flag lowered
the officers aud men wera paid ct aud
| nec,icut and several other gnnbcats ~ere
y ing Oh the port ready to attack the ram
il che attempted 10 put To- sea.
The blockade runner Wreu had arrived
frorn Galveston.
Houston aau Galveston paI,erscftbe 18th
say Kirby Smith had refuses! to surrender
those papers confirming the news t.cn:
Mexico OF the capture Of Conargo by Ne
grOlie and that he was merely ut Mx;a-
nOras receiving recrGits. Msj. COnOi had
joined him with 800 men and Vidurie was
at I.unda with Benrides.
The Liberals had driven the Imperial
lists out Of Pedrias the negroes taking
nutuber OF Prisoners.
LOpt had succeeded in reaching Mon
te!ey, Carlos having missed him.
It ia said battle took place between Ne
CUTS add Nejia on May lst. lsseu!. un.
known.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27
The Blackburn Geo.

TORONTO. May M-TLs evlaan,.,
case cf D.. Blsck bu.. gives da,.vs'n u
yellow foyer plot. '' Of u
TIE Testimony Of the p,inc,cs, u,,.
cor-obcrstel by the atiiday;fs ~ ~ ts1sss
~ and w. J. Hall. both Southern A'' eses
The counsel for the defense sar.;.
evidence bat concluded that thara u to
decided authority ia suppor, of the s Sas ii
s.fion Cor conspiracy 20 uurdsr " e.pFo
Feign country and that i. va, mot - M tor
al ~ common law in En.saod np p,luse'
was contemplated to murder the 100 !!
government V Oh
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27

rest in thc review. Gen, AuSur made hial
comfortable and furnished hn with good
position =; the headquarters Of the defeEces
OF Washington, that hs might wi.uess tLe
grand display.
TAe armies of Tennessee and Georgia oc-
cue;ed six hours in rassing-the sa,ae
length Of time required yesterday for the
review of the army CT the Potomac.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27
Gen. Warren ana his Grievsaee,

NEW YORK, May 25.--Gen. Warren pub
fishes letter on the subject Of bic rstno7.
ri frcln the COIL ,nand OF the 5th Corps He
says he was removed after the battle Of tho
Five Forks was ove.., and not an enemy ia
sight. He asked Gen. Sheridan Tor the
reason OF his removal and he could not or
wcC]d ncs give ono. lie reported 70 0en.
Grant who gave him another eomnaud.
he then, April ath, asked az Investigation,
and again OH the I'D. He could not get I
court but vas put in com ,nand Of tho do.
l'artnneIt o. the Mississippi. Ee tueo do.
tails tae operations Of the l.t OF April,
from which it appesrs Ac received % OF.
der from Gen NJ Ij,' I, report to him for
duty after he i1dl Sheridan, which
d. did, TAXI. srt in winning the Five
Forks bar. 1'ernaps this was Ljs offeace
nbeying al. order FROM Ger. Meade. sf,sr
being placed under the command If Sher.
Can. though it in not acls nowiedxed.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27
Declined.

NJ" York, Ma, Il: President I,,.
son mas respectfully declined ,ne o:otf. I'LL. "
C aca and span Of norses ssndertsi ~ icy
by merchants. He has ever held ~, us@
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