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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-15

SCsPTCToCs.-Last night, officers Morgan
and Crown, OF the second precinct, found IN
stable near Jennings Bridge five colored men
and white man, and taking them ia CUSTODY
marched them 20 the station house. The cot
ored men stated that they had been invited bv
the white man 20 stop in the stable. but il is be-
heyed that they had met TO make raid o.
some point. Justice Walter this morning COM
mitted them TO the workhouse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-15

LOST hEY.-This morning, a large brass
key, evidently store key, which had been
stolen was taken by storekeeper on ,he
avenue from a boy, and given To Sarresrlr
Ecklof, at the Fourth Ward Station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-15

CRIMINAL CoCRT, Judge FiSRer.-Yesterday.
John johnson was convicted OF petty larceny.
and sentenced TO three weeks in Jail.
Jacob Watson and VIM Brown were tried
for larceny, when the former was acquIttsd
and the latter con victed. Brown was sentenced
TO two weeks in Jail. Oliver for defense.
John Brown was convicted OF larceny, and
sentenced TO eighteen months IN The Albany
penitentiary.
This morning. the case of William Young
and Patrick Mccain, alias Patrick McKen-
ney, indicted for robbing Mrs. Annie Lang q
ten dollars, We're placed on trial. j. Il. Adams
and L. W. Jones for defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-15

The Africa Arrived
HALIFAX. March 15-The steamer Africa
has been signalled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-15
Affairs In Georgetown.

PERsoNAL.-Ex-Governo Bradford, Of Ma .
is al Wizards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-15

LRcTURE.-Hon. s. :. Cox delivers his ceIa
brated lecture on {" Irish Wit and Humor," a
Odd Fellows Hall, this evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-15

re chsreed on tae ROAD within the D-sutcs
sSAll not exceed siItees cents tor shor az DIS
lance than four miles. The bill Wa referred
q tire COMMITTEE on the District OF Oot amosa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-15

THE Long BEIDGE.-Fditor Star On behalf
OF the merchants OF Washington, VIII YOU
please call the attention of the energetic Com
missioner OF Public Buildings 10 the injurious
effect Of the suspension of travel across The
Long Bridge. II Is only necessary 10 refer %
the (often provedl identification Of MAJOR
French with the Interests and prosperity II
our city to convince our business men OF has
Sssre 70 assist them TO the extent Of his author
ity. The object o. mis- eommunicapon ls 70
appeal to him to devise some means By Wa,
the bridge may be Immediately repaired and
trade ana travel NOW being diverted TO Other
localties) be restored TO their legitimate chan
nels. A MERCHANT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-15

6FTHE LADIES OF ST. PAUL'S ENGLISH
@ LUTHERAN CHURCH will hold a FES.
ivhL Tor -Four Evenings, in the Lecture Room
OF me CbTTeh corner Of II and 18th streets com
menclng TUESDAY, March Is Choice refresh
ssged Gentlemen and ladies will find this most
Senghhmi place to spend an evening. Family
season Tickets. 81: Single Season Tickets sd
tents Single Admission, Is Cents Proceeds in
IehaIi OF Second English Lutheran Church in
iOis m OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-15

- TIRE COMMITTEE on the District OF Oot amosa
DEsrERsTK AssAuITst D.. B-oIsa U,-
Night before last Mrs. Margaret kAg4n' hrs.
Cafharine Donovan and = colored SonS.
named Kenny Butler, vent 70 one Of ths lo-
places on 7th street, opposite the PARK. sbc ss-
saulted Bridget Mcmahon. stripping her
clothes entirely of, taking her from the hou~e
and lesvinG her senseless by The rososid-
few hours Afterwards Mrs. Donovan. hrs Ra-
gan and Hugh Ragan wpnt 20 the same house
and assaulted Matthew Msintire and hrUA.-
eped him with a knife. Yesterday morning.
Bridget Mcmahon, having rrcoverec, ven -
the house of Kenny Butler and assaulted her.
using knife, and infiioting severe wound
on her head.
johnson. together with MeIntire and rnphr-y
Poster, colored man, who processes 10 BE- the
keeper Of the house.
Justice Walter committed Mrs. Ragan, Mrs.
Donovan, Hugh Ragan, and Mrs. McMabNs.
and Henry Butter for assaults. and Foster for
Keeping disorderly house, 10 laI. and M elm
tire, who proves TO be a deserter from the Sta
u. s. cavalry, was returned to his regiment
The parties have freq uently been In the hands
of the police. The neigborhood VIII rejoice
that for time st least they VIII Be nc Of the N
In LOVE wIpH THE DANCERs.-On Toe
day night two sailors, Henry Reed and Nfr
Holbrook, went 10 The Canterbury, and tell
desperately in love with two orthe dancer.
Fanny May and Lottie Langley. They secured
audience with the girls. which took place IN a
room In the rear of the stage. Here, over n boz
TIC Oh Wllle, an aIIankttnent ior a fnetting O.
the parties the next night was agreed upon, %
take place efter the performance WAS over n
the Canterbury, and one OF the enNmore1
SWANS gave twenty five dollars 10 ciinch the
bargain. The sailors were on hand last igg'
and waited, according TO agreement 4 the
bottom OF the steps, but the girls made their
way out in the rear. and Jack. in fact the two
Jacks, were disappoIr ID. This morning thew
procured a warrant charging swindling. an q
the girls were arrested by roundsman Kelly,
and taken before Justice Walter. The parties
compromised, and the girls returned the m o.
ney. The Justice, however, fined them -
each for enticing prostitution. In conseQ uence
of this occurrence both Of the girls received n
notification al the station, from the manager OF
the Canterbury, that their services were no
longer required al that establishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-15

k'OB SALE-A beautiful thorough bred
L BLACK STALLION ~
inquire OF Property Clerk of Metropoli- IN
tan Police, No. ls3 10th St mI32vr @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-15

rFES1AN sIsrERHooD.
ed TO deliver his ceebr ated lecture on rish Wit
and Hnmor," on THURSDAY EVENING, March
ii, al IA o'clock, at Odd Fellows Hall
Proceeds to be applied to patriotic purpose,
Tickets 20 &C nts. NH 10 a.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26
Sheriff Sale Of Real Estate

BY virtue Of one execution Issued Of the
Office Of tia Gle. k ofthe District Court Of
Howard County, TO nc delivered and dire CT,
ed, commanding nae to make the sum OF!
one hundred ard seventy scyen dollars and
thirty tour cents, with interest thereon at
ten per cent. per annum till paid, and costs of
court assessed at ten dollars and ten cents.
to satisfy Judgment and decree Of forec!o.
sure that Arad Owen obtained in said court
against George w. Schofed and Maria
S:hofcld have levied uron and shall Of
fer f,r sale ut the front door of the Court
House i'll slid county. On Tuesday tho Goth
day Of March 1865, at ono o'clock P N. Of
~:il day, the north half of lots nine and
ten and Al! Of lotu eleven and twclrs in block
number li-t.sn in the village Of New Oregon
Howard rcauty iowa, when and where due
attrdaS:c will bo given by the undersigned
n!3v., JenRxE. rovsLL, sLH.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26
\ CARD,

Mr.. Editor Permit ~.ae through
,he columns of the Plain Dealer, TO ac-
knowledge our grateful obligations to the
sool people of New Oregon, Vernon
Springs, and vicinity, for their osreea-
blc company. and magnificent Donation
for our benefit, on. Friday eve Jan. 10Th
amounting to the handsome .nm OF
S2O9,S5.
Nay Cod reward their kindness
with all spiritual aad temporal blessings
here and life everlasting hereafter.
New Oregon Jan. ooh 1866.
J. Z. FITCH.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26
Local Column.
OCR SUPPLEM ENT.

TO accommodate the increased
demand made by advertisers up
on our columns, we shall issue a
half sheet supplement, alternating
tho advertisements each week
from the supplement to the rcgu-
lar issue and vice rerSa until
such time as we can procure a
larger press. We shall give a
column or more Of reading mat
ter, Instructive and interesting to
snake advrr tiscments inserted
in the supplement us valuable to
to our patrons as if inserted in
,hc regular issue CT the Plain
Dealar.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26
We have received Nos. tw

We have received Nos. two and
three, Of the Fayette county Union, .
spicy and very interesting local Journ.
al recent y established at West Union
and uader tho editorial control Of
Messrs McClia.ock e. Rickel.. II the
numbers Of the Union received are a
sample OF what IS to follow, and if merit
10 the criterion ofsuccess the Union will
be success. In short gentlemen we
sike your paper.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26

During the week ne have had calls
from Gust enkins and Cap, Moore, pre-
prie'ors Of the Hotel ftl ne, y kept ly
Mr. Lacy at Austin Mum. The boys
aIc tip top men and will do the agrrea-
lie in their departments to the salts
faction Of bill, while their wives, e oil
Bless them, will: with thar presence
An asre cable ways make their house
=, like IN oasis, ri, the desert to tie, weary
: nnd wayworM traveller.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26
&upRhA@RETV

over GIy other Machine IN the market will
DO seen ut q glance.
LIST. It run. easily and rapidly, and is go
constructed as TO endure all kinds of usage
2rd. No breaking Of threads in going
over ssems.
srd. No imperfect action Of tbs feed at
uneven places in. the work.
9Th. The Weed-stitch catches o. itself
and will sew from, tho fnestiace to the heay-
lest leather, aud from 200 cotten to coarse
linen thread.
Sih. The Weed Machine will do beauti-
full quilting on the bare wadding, without
using inner lining, bus leaving it soft - if
done by hand
b. The variety Of fancy work thai can
Ec done on tho
EEED MACHINE,
with &c :tis trouble makes, equal II not supsrie- to
Six Machines comhined; for Instance it Binds Hens
Tue and She band At the sine and il fact
the
HEED NO 2 MACHINE.
as before stated is egvslsnt to eemL:n.,,.n o,say
six ordinary MACH ,cg.
Orders for machines nay se sent through the Anor
can Advertising Agency, 3ss Broadway, Ny.
Below We give few prcS5:--
sc. . O!. Black Walnut. Ornamental with Homer
$50 90
No. OIL Black Walnut. HALF Case, Ornsmen:ed
with ienmsr Gi 90
M. Extra Oil Polished Black Walnut Half Case
Large Table, a.t!uliy 0rIanlented IS 10
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.,
500 Broadway New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26

The greatest delay in the ar ival 'f
che Eastern nail that has occurred to
cur town du,ing residence os mite
years happened during the past
: .''l present week. OHins to the &C.
we're snow sto, In * last week We had
70 nail after FRIDAY until Wednesday,
night nor did there any train pass oy.
ar the MeGregor Western Railway
>lu:ing tho t;.as.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26


II nos.--,3as PIP. q'o..- for One EollNr.
sSsrI.L Ccsrn,pcroRs- Prof. James J. Mspcs, =. 7.
Qnin ESQ, NJ. i. Dodge, Mrs. ~ Electromagnetic, ana
other dis:!rguis,,e. ws,t.gs.
This long ,taiii>lssl Ls+icula:ral .Journ
nj, the largest Dollar publication in til.
world, houLd be taken by every farmer !"
the nitcd s;Saiss, au.i to this end we offer
to send it. enlarged to :. pages Fourteen
MO"ihs tor One Dollar that is frNln the
present time to the close of 1850. To those
who send lG cents extra for postage we al.
so offer ole Of our premiums plates Merry
Iluking in the Dllea Time, President Ian
col" and las cat1"ct, large lithoSra;yh:c pic
lures Of Gems Cart d"d Ssere:an, the
>traw Icrd-or Oporto Grape Vine. TO
Canyassers who raise clubs OF subscribers
for the FARMER, we offer the following lib
sra' prcm.ums--;l!l good articles, a. ! sent
directly from tho ~ manufactures.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26
FATAL AGCN ENT,

We learn :hut a little son of Mr
Alner S. Pepin cf this place, aged
about three years, fell into kettle Of
boiling water on Wednesday, scalding
.;.self so severely that death eusues
the day following. We deeply sympa-
4bixe viii: the bercayeds parents.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26

Tie Methodist Et;se pa. Church, as
the. result of the revival Of religion still
in progress IN ibis town llrs ,akess it,
10 full, aid probationary fellowship.
about 80 members. The society has
bousht.lbe store building recently &C.
.cupied 10y Cowan. Schellenger e. c.
the upper story to be fitted up and
used as . place of worship, the rear
part Of the bu:idins as a parsonage,
aud Ac,frent to oe rented as store
.lIsinuating minds think or seem to
think, that the cause Of Christ has
been made matter of traffic and barte,
but little need those care whose hearts
are, filed with Gods grace and VIII 'ss
.pockets are lined with grecntacks as
the double result Of the recent grea,
and glorious work Of Gid in our midst.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26

The Judge of the District
Court at the term recently held
at Des Moines fined some parties
as high as $500 for violating the
prohibisory Liquor law Of the
Ptste:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26

Next Monday IS the day on which
our next term Of District Court meets.
Members Of the Court, Lawyers and
suitors will Thong the avenues Of Law
and justice and give life and animation.
to business for few days.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26
Cvnuoycr Market Prices.
Friday, Jan. 90, 1866.

Friday, Jan. 70, l5bU.
Weather favorable Receipts large
Wheat advanced one cent per bushel,
p rk declined 25 cents per hundred.
Mar.ets generally dull.
Butter active at old prices.
Eggs in good demand at 2jc per DE-.
S.. CAREY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26

MesSrs.Pows!I a. Bro. aye selling
No oysters at one dollar per Can
They may be found ut Slurgis old
stand,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26
Premiums.

Gold pen and silver Pencil case
Photograph Album, valued at 90
Webstet's ic:onary, 80 edition
Photograph Album, retail price, 400.
~ Cooley, Peterson or Arthur's Magazine year.
u Ives ATTACHMENT for Kerosene i.aWfs -.
- Webster's dictionary, - edition.
IL First three oy four later vols Wor.:ng Farm
- er neatly bound in pap1s. covers.
" Agricultural Boots or other publications to the
amount OF flo.
20 Ives Patent Kerosene Lamp fxturessa
20 Universal Clothes Wringer price 80
20 Nine s'oIunes We: ing Farmer, neatly bound In
paper covers.
30 boys washing Machine, 81
70 Photograph Album, Tur"ey Relief price So
80 Harrington's seed sower price SIS.
80 Mapes' Lifting b-soil Plow 4l5
80 Universe! Clothes Wringer. price Sl2.
90 WebSter's Unabridged Pictorial Dictionary $l2
IS Wheeler & Wilson'S sewing Machine. complies
with hemmer; price $55.
80 Melodeon best four octavel $S5.
100 wheeler wilson's No l sc wing machine; s:lve!
plated with hemmer complete $S5.
l6O wheeler wilson's No l sewing machine; silvc,
plated; full case Of polished Rose wood; price
500.
$50 A scholarship in Bryant, Stratton Il Co.'S Con-
mercal colleges at Nav York Buffalo &c
700 Decker ana CO. Piano Octave Round Corn
ers equal to Steinway's 500 piano, 1915.
TrRMs.-Onc Dollar year in advance
80 cents in Clubs of 10 or more. Single
Nos IL cent. Specimen copies sent on ap-
plication Clubs may coma from different
post-offices.
Subscribers in Canada and British North
America must remit ~ :nts extra to pre-.
pay American postage. Address
VIM. L. ALLISON e. co, 1926 Nassau St..
N. y. nlOt4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26
NEW FIGURING MILL.

Great Panic al Riccvil|c!
IGOLD BELOW PAR =!
Greenbacks at a Premium!!!
Goods Almost Given Away!
FELLOWS & WYLlE,
At their store nearly opposite
| the kiceyille House.
Their stock comprises almost every aru.
Gle called for In country store.
They can only enumersts few Of their
leading articles, viz:
Cast steel plows,
Door trimmings,
Shelf hardware,
Glass ware,
Tin ware,
Crockery
Cutlery, Lamps, Powder, Shot
Groceries of all kinds and supc
rior qualities, Patent Medicines
Looking Glasses, Boots& Shoes
Ready Made Clothing. schoo
Books, Stationery, Dry:Gcods
Yankee Notions, &C., &c.
TITS our purpose to constantly keep sup
J. piled with every article needed by an
agricultural people, and at as low prices as
they can be bought for "West Of the great
Lakes"
LVARM produce of all kinds constantly re-
L eelvsd in exchange for goods and the
highest Market prices always paid.
w E are not given to "blewing" for sur
w own qualification, to astonish the ma
tivss' or for any other purpose, butin can
dor andtruthtulnees announce te the pub
lie the rosl facts ~ thsy exist. go.
pLEASE give US . call and be convinced
ofall we say.
'nieyes! FBLLoWs & WyLlE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26
HEE.kMBOLDS
GENUINE
PREpARAT IONS.
.aIGnLr CONCENTRATE. COMPOUND
ELUxDf EXTRACT BUCHU

.;fGniY cOxCES1HATkD- COMPOUND
FLUID f EXTRACT BUCHD,
A pss,s,,s sas fpec,ae Reaad7 for diseases Of the
nl.d4cr, E.lzey.. crs,ei and oress!ssl swellinss.
This Ssd:sss increasea sac poSets tizeaton. and
cxci.cs rc Ssca:s ing health. action. ~ "ssh tho
matter ca!csrcoss ceposons. and al! nHna~sal en-
.:.sacns resvccd, g we'll ., psn asa
cad good f2s E.en. women and cst'sAe
/: !
,httMB0lD'S EXTRACT .BucHU,
Hor weakness ar1riag fssm Exccsses, Ha< f issipa-
tica Early lps<.eti.n. s;ieades with tas following
Symptom:
Indi:po,: IN 70 Txs~s.es. LA Of rsrsr.
LOIS OF emory. DicscHIy 9. Issstslss.
Weak .,erres, Trembling.
Eorror Of Disease, Wskefunssat
Dlnacss Of vison, Pain Is tse Caek,
hot Hands. rl.ukn. Of the Cody.
Dryness OF tnA Sk0. Errpt!oaf OF tao Tcse.
Cniverral Lassitnac. PslliI Cow ;saaucc.
Muscular Eyssen.
Thess symptoms. II allowed 70 goez taaeA ia se
elmo invariably rcmoves), soon follow
FAULTY, EPILEpTIC FITs. &C..
they not Frequently Aa!soset BY hoso "GirssUl dis
'-'''' INSANITY AND cossUMr1ioE7
Many CT the ct their sacr!nE bat
Will confess Tho records Ct tho fnsane asluma lli ae
melancholy deaths By consumption bes' cplo witns1s to
u, truth Of the assertion.
The Constitution cree .1eetod b. organic weakness
requires the aid OF medicine to strengthen asa
tho system. which HELNDCLO'6 EXTRACT OF DUCNU
ia-as!say dsss. Atrial x ccnvis:. TIA mcstseepesL
+: T,
$1,000
Z. ma, asse.,sn. psss,isr /. Females. THO xxz.&er
Ducuv 10 unsqualsd w any essss re>cdy, and fer 81!
complaints incident to the sex. or IN the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
a. 6xs o11PIoMs ADov1.
~ Family should DO without =.
4 4
TAKE no Das"-n. Mercury. unpleasant uedie;ss fs
Un1leaaant and dangerous diseases.
hELhB0LD'S EXTRACT DUCiiU
IMPROVED ROSE WAIST
Cures Secret Diseases
In ell their stages little expense little cAsnsc
list. poInconveniencc. snd NO EKPOSuN.
WI.
USE F1ELMBOLD'S
iE x 7 r A ct B u c n 1
For ell affections and diseases cfts:se organs xhethc
EXISTING IN MALE o. xyMLE,
From whstevcs originality. how Ions
standing. Diseases Of the-e require TIE ai1 Of
liusstie.
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHu
u the Great Diuretic.
Ara is certain to have tho desired oe. 1, s disease
~ vlisS His scss1ucaded.
p
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26

Ra 'nlyto be seen and operated % BE- Ap.
Preciatsa.
Call and see for yourself before purchas-
ing. Please bring sample of various kinds
"f;:h:esd, Isuch as is usually found Mt stores
and various kinds Of fabric, which you know
the former most popular Sowing Machines
either ea'aat york at all, Or, At best. very ia
pcrieetlv
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26

70 pint Of water is equal to tho Lisbon Diet DTnk, Az
bottle fully saua, 10 gallon ofths Syrup Of sazse
ss:.lla, q ;as aslest!ea ~ usually made.
Q
HElfBoLD's ROSE WASH,
n excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habits 81
4isepaon, used in connection with the Extracts Duchu
and sassparilla in snch diseases ~ recommended. Ey
Of the most respcnslte and reliable character Will
accompany the medicines Also explicit directions for
use, ,oh avdrds Of tAosG7as living witnesses, and up
wards Of $4,000 unsolicited certificates AMI recommends
tory letters many Of which from the highest sources
including eminent Physcians Clersymen, Statesmen. &c
The Proprietor has pever resrtsd 10 tAe publication In
newspaper he does not do this from the fact that his
articles rank STANDARD Preparations and do not need
70 be propped up BY certificates.
Tho Science Of Medicine like the Dorie Column should
stand simple pure majestic, having Fact for it, pass
ABDUCTION fer ts pillar and Truth alone ser ito Capital
i
Ny f1tsset sassaparlla Blood Purifier my Extract
6uehu 10 Diurcttc sgd will act such in oil
Both arc prepared purely scientific princ!pes-tx
sdcuo-snd the active Of either that
can DO made ready and cosclusive test will be
parison Of their properties With those set os In tho to-
lowing works:
SEQ Dispsnsatosy Of tho United States.
See Professor DxwAzs valuable works the Practice
Of Physic.
Sec remarks made BY the celebrated Dr.. Pnrsc Pills.
Sec remarks made by Dr. ErHRA1M MCDOWELL, csle.
brs:ed Physician and Member Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons Ireland, and published In the transactions Of
the King and Queens Journal.
See Nslico.Chrurgical Review. published BY Bnxyr
TlAvRRs, Fellow Of the Royal College OF Surgeons.
~ most Of TIE lsts standard works on As1ieiae.
y
SOLD 81 ALL DHBG01sfs EVERYWHERE.
Address letters for information. in confidence. to
TT. HELMBoLD, Chemist.
PRINCIPAL DEPcTs-~
Aslsnbe1d's Drug aad Chemical Warehouse,
10. 5s4 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, s2d
Helmbo,d's Msdieai Depot,
No, io4 SOUTH TEHTR ST, PHILADELPHIA
lPEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT
Ask FOR n e l. M B l. De!
TAKE NO .OTHERl
NEW FIGURING MILL.
! The people ofiio~sri County. Iowa, and
| Southern Minnesota are hereby notified til at
! the FIGURING Mill \, FREDERICKSBUR
pat. Granger) MINIS now in opcr alton and
ready for Custom Work Ct GHk'ads.
With skillful millers and by doing good
work VIC hope to merit and receive = share
ofpabllc patronage.
Parties from distance will be prom" ~
attended to.
| n3v6mt FRED. WCHMANN.
Nov. 80, 1864. Propriete,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-03
! / Thesis. ,stai
8. ". Clsyton,
n. G. Coleman.

Mn. G. P. snEa, a worthy gentleman, residing
= Goose Greek Parish, about Is miles from this
d city, sppsars to have been very unfortunate Of
,stss Afew weeks agohe advertised "gun LOST;
this week alargsfat mule, gone ditto. He called ID
on us yesterday, and told us that the tenure Of al
kinds Of personal property is very precarioustnp
in his peighborhood; that irresponsible parties
ira a,erse the country at all hours Of the night
seeking what they may devourand + they Du's
up against double barrened guns mules, corn a oi
bacon, they are yeryapt to ren'ope sucn o0s'so,es
"A freedman was on his promises lew h.sn.s 10
.;noo making various affectiopate inquiries as to
. Aha humber Of men on the place; If there were
.any "bad dcgs,p etc. Said negro disappeared M :
ohont two O'Clock in the morning, and few hour'
after. the aforementioned mule was found missing
The negro in question, suspected to ihe sn'e.
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