davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-05-19

HAEa FAxE AGKoCSn.-The bark Fame, Captain
FAtsst OWED h5 i. ". lfud teq- laden with com
;.cn Ch.taEn nno topnd TO 1h. cit ashore IN the
foc; On Iottasy Ltsh1 last oa The so1u MtnoE ISL
AdEeftfAef.
, 1866-05-19

sIIEEr-The receipts elcce our last fenott NC Is
cn1s Sales to-day comprise 16u hsAd. n $AssRs -
fnr conmrn to sho1u Sheep. and f6.Go2tss for
fair to good woolleA 6ncep. Cudcr tho 4rge receipts
for psst few days. prices weak and have sut
fered further REDUCTION today OF Io915c per 100 ra
The demand Is not equal to the supply. and huSera
have things pretty much their own Esy, mixing
prices TO suit themselves. The following are the
taies:
, 1866-05-19
Dr. NIgelow


AsxT.t ~ II; H.; 1rs; rW;,o1ns FINN EXTRACT nrc111
ant Wl61 lst-T.T1LEA
, 1866-05-19

And Circ1ed HcndlnH.
20 N. Boops, so BIS. c1rclcd Heading.
For taltby . AAdlti. e AHiHAA-
ry1AntA
, 1866-05-19
CON lMEgkCsAL.

FRIDAY EVENING. May 1e. 1885.
The following table SHOVE the Iere1psF and chip
ments OF Produce turne tht past txenty-four
NCura: -.- ..........-
, 1866-05-19

kr4
The reccinss and sh,pnents during the psf. .wcuty
tous hours were:
Receipts. shrments.
:::::::is issss s
kAtA ..-..-+-.- ..-%+....-.ss.-s... s<stEE0 S4hM
The market Was quite excited and buoyans This
morning. II the market advanced fu11y <l.no per
thousand on GOOD a.aorted ca.Eoer Common Ard
rnuth weze hrruer. but there not the kaae sydy
r1tpsytd bY buy in the purchase OF tuch n In tha
other. Ehnslts asr in good demand and nrua at s,p
for7awedA H.
Cargo taies we7t:
Cargo scht. Clipper CIty, from Mostcgon 1ib m fair
mixed ksips. as <2ect; cargo sehr Challenge from
Grind kiTrT, G m tnffcd common, largely Etzfps At
{f7N: cargo sehr Sutherland, from Grand fuyef 7Su
tonnon mixed rafted II tl'.oo: cargo schr Ilooiu
from Nuskcrun 50 IN st12S<, nasAnce u1cd. 1t tto;
,argo fchr flonett John. nnn Muskecon, 70 nmtulxcd
at 1so: euro tchz Gladiator. from GRIND tAyes, ITO
coa,e &c mixed. 1t e1bso; cargo schr. Humboldt from
t.ann Riyc7.,3 N common mxed. Al $3.50; sn lash II
el-00.
In sheYz,ta The ttmant II actin md the hsso7t
n,cnt Is eagEe. oeslers nd Escat difficulty III oTiinc
csarse. Common Lumber il tendsng upward:
LrznKk-Flr1t citar l. lx, II and Am .sE 0oa6ao %
Sssonq % cIes1: II X, N snd in....... :0olassM
FIJI sd sssoaa cca4 foorins. ic ''"s ''''
Es.he: rouEh-sbe ssme ii second
Common fssotae: rough @as SSsss@ x
Asesed "a "a dis.:sd ssea sGs 'nsa assSs1s; esoa
s::;; ss;sE
NsEnfshoz heasts, selecs. IEinen aaa
npu.fdt.-.....:....... .............. SoM0s3no
stock toafds, y 11chf4..+,....... 25o0.e 10
uatocf hoasdk, Il ipcht4.. AGba y 0c
Ctmuon boRrdk. tolsts 1canutnT, teac-
Inv sd sSnlll uUb.r. Il 70 Is nIons 1850
Jost and Scfn1inE y TO 20 feet ..--. 19.o0azl
do 90 q. II and u feet. 21.nl
8n1xot14-A or Star Shared SHINGLES ~. sJDoz 5sa
A o; GtAf >9wed ShluEea. a............ a-<A4 rs
20. Saved ShInsle1 ....-........... 913 3t3
| No. sswe1 SbFnxleS,-. 80. 80. 2.s5A 33o
LAIn-fst N In yasus.... .............. t.10A 500
~ c4 au*d by EoEthEcstefu Rsllru1d, delivered IN
@as Safa WhsTe e.,s can be switched. or au5 depot:
| of star shavrd SaiuRfe8 bE car
4oaa g 1ssex..,..... ........-... lst3i.51
| soAn "a tr1cE .........,s.. so
No. Sawed sh}nElea, by eli iosd On
| EtCE-. ...... Snd
Hko:l Sawed shiuglea% %h1 cas icsa
| 90 track. -,
| Ike added 10 above prices Hheu Hantferred ~
, 1866-05-19

Brig Young Auertcs, Powers, Ru1a2o. Is, 10 bu
Ens1t.
eens Mount tvernon. Johuson. Rufao, iassa bu ,ru
Echr M0ntence, BuZZ1id. 9u1a1o1 II. 10 p1 cofu.
EchF UathtnE wave, ERKltlltn. oCdensb1rgh.
Eebf htn,esrhesr, sntef1onN l8+s' ba cora.
seh5 Wild l.oye1. Tower, Mnwkrkte.
schr Gem. Stewart. Rctt&n, IT S. b1 corn.
Echr Eouth Wea:, Car. Bunalo, u SO bn com.
achr 111ta Willard Thtyes, Buaa!o. lA1G3 p1 cotu'
achr J. T.. Pa ttld, Becker Buffalo, s.e956 6q m
tcbF Empire Stats. Cornwall. HunAo 7iu5o o7 ros1'
fchr Cubk- A4lly, Godtttch, 1I,Us5 On co1n.
Echr Orkney Lass, MtLen12n, KinKston. 16o.a hn
C1Nn.
ach, Gardiner, Dimu,tck, Huna1o IT, so hn eo,u.
Rxfk L. @. WQodEu6 u Olivia, hu614o, 29&13 6u corr
, 1866-05-19

In PnyyA7x MATTERS 20 Tor v71te) to DR. CLARKE
o. caArk s1ltet. Boih sexes eonau3I him ooaodea:
tl4lly. r. LeebraAd Feuaic Pills III tsh} Il ID IS
ss ral Send Stamps iot ocscrfptsop Of Pes 7e
P1ey n.lvs." victims Of seNabu.e. sendt sttupa for
in lhe buG." Acdass letters to Or. CLAIRE, Lar.
men Hlork. Chicago. GILL
, 1866-05-19
CHICAGO CATTLE f1AuKRr.

uEr1cK or TuE DAILY THtHyxx3
Friday EFtnin@. May IL
REEF CA1TLF-Accorutns to the hoard Of Trade
report the srceip,a and shipments nrc our lar rkeus
cnmp7ted With The enrs csprndlax period 1875 have
been foloK1 1t shonld be borne In nn that these
shtrments SD receipts really those OF day pre-
cedmx:
ECE&tpsQ Eh3ntu srf1
, 1866-05-19

iiaaf Railway i; t,slns Flour to bo.ton
IF sarnIs s.s;,zw,,. q sss; . tn.d. nrne, E,,,ra
II eass xcsr: IL BrIrslo-ITop Meadets aud ssar
sf ss1te IT, Tss 4 a ss Es5 s
Em1u cnrt At l5c: ecnr Mediator. wheat At l6c. To
Msrksi dnil. unsett:ed. s9h12h@?oe lover: ssles
Ts @ VI. Fsi1s ~ Il $50 ieo ~
e T.: ri is 5'Rs: 81: It 81
ssas ss i 's fssE seesssa ea
srtE ITS s ns seno e !, e A. = % eu
!; : j; g. !; :; = e
DO si iaa6 ea d Il Il sIsS: Is ID d. .sen Il =
ss ss q + s ss 4 .Ss
IS 10 4 s, 9 y &c = @ p1 Rsss,d
CoiSSI;1ssslxsa, i5:ai ii: 'h!spsd: ss:::sa ~.
: M - r n; aoso = dq i :oae; sSs b
i ~: soe 6 q < i:c: q 81 SsioS v Il It.
Ser i ID ss 3 b r. = s r. 9 +
CoRx M Tssr os So1epSsado, ~ iiish silica II SIC
sasH; e e 'or Is :a S. Il ssosa i's s ou
Nj. ket aetf1rcd Nc. Sales were: 1&n nn No. | at
g i s. ms Is e q Il q sss} =
slff9r 70; L. :.o5e sso ,n .h,nn., .,-. u,
ss' : 50 E q $
oG u%kElKeeete * e 10 H. .nippsd pc on - s.
Sssfrx sfrx:asSe. :sssaSe. etassssssosssa:, a:,,.,.,,t,,,,,
mnfkGk II noL1aC II AZ H}.flt6 ft9.
u sse !. e
ST. e., s:e ss: !; sssss
MMAS-i. nsmlnsl i i oassse N euls 60 t1aet.
i csss q tsseas eg
E1t1,c qualities and prices atr unchanEed Their is
:s g :s'2''sF " q for common
e:noG Cnoee ~ hsa'F5..... ..-.Me9 s
Csmncn Fifsia .....:. ...:.... ::.. ..iss:o
hsss ieassea se,ora saa undsf .;s.ay as1aaaS I'D tss
E:s: Z: sss si's' sss s::e*:
SsaIk 4, = cotton seamless............ IS
Sss.s;S;Si:. Ssss;: "A: :::::.:: :.:::::. :, + !;
En5app. bu no. o.1...,...................... 81
a'En E%nIe. !. Ist5j; ~ @@
Go.sos. b:i sscf1-................ . ......:. Ra
ganniss
@ MEEsEWiisn 10 o!d cass:s i ii; a;1sst 81 saa I'd
NV 1ork Fsctor5. .ncw.....................1 az c
hzInbuTEn new al
Mes; c1n tstserye.-...... ...'...-'..-....1a 41 {
COALmEndtf resi- Arrivals. IscSa1aaas. ses.n. j.
e Il
fns oIhs5 M Tsr:t;sa a[s UNCHANGED Tho market
Observation-Disclosures. 91aba
| do OTu4by. y.....,,......,..,4........- i -01
| C1IyH11ND-Rf1as Ul11 11........,,...x..x.. ltno
| DO Mineral Itid9e.,,.,...,....... 200
do Nllio~ nkuk. ...,......s..... so
| co Tunnel. 9Cp
B1oasbusE.. IoEel. 20
lump Lehsh. .,........ 2Qa0Y %
| Lacka anna, Observation-Disclosures, 1000
Scranton. cpQ9
cabn
Illinois 6Da3 SO
90 on 5.1a1 $50
| fough1oche1Y. ..:......... :. 1oDo
| E0FEEE-The supply Ct prime co6et IL limited
the dcmand Is active. prtccs f4lly sustapr
pthcT kssdes are IN better supply ana steady. VI
| Quoie: -7
tf&9
Mn soumon 10 tA...+..s +.......s..s.s-s..2s A15Ac
eo ~ Ws4oG. SIIE
!1 = rao1(e -1tN 9a-4c
| ,E.EE-Under tenror1Ty ttAfcdtys rfteeA I'm
- ARpG to-dAy. Ta.fa IL good Inquiry y l1&1k
| pacfsEtt
; ,.FRG4TS AND kDTB-Ihe central features 0
aemAflet arc the saue- Host ocsrrtpuon4 OF Urict
fsa,tS n searee and Win consaned active dcna I'D
" diaeIeAce ona.lty and condition.. srt sailing a.
wide F1ngr defing quotations. o. hut little -aloe
Ta Ees 40 Ltmous Ale in good supply 4ad stes II
. hots ne att3Ee md hrrn. Nc conln4e 10 quite;
, 1866-05-19

Norz1cx Or 1nr corA7r TssAsuEE o. CooK Co. |
CntcA0o. Asy3. 1876.
Noiice IL hereby given that an no prvp.red to
redeem. % rrtstnt4.loa u onta:an ting Scrip Issued
cl9 JESSE u. ALLEN. County Treasurer.
, 1866-05-19

BIZ.
Leave Stock Y6rds.
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

Al salrx ~ Gram r<7ortrrf In thts market report
are nddt on tass Of &c sfo7u1e, HHseSs 0ihesrse
JTEssrH- -.
FRIDAY EyESIS6. May tS
rEEIGNTS-KA1LEnADF FhE10nrs-The follow.
lnr Ia The 1olpt tasl1 OF the three Eas m roads:
, 1866-05-19

Closing prices for cash. Nay 1sth 1866. Ecfeiyed by
Joteph N ops. Commission. stock and Bond Broker
aad ne4ler IN Government seerriues, No. 3s South
Clark strret. Chlc2so:
, 1866-05-19

The GaAl TTnae+
IFroro Tie Fou&Title A!ust's 1ourual.j
Turuopta p, eval. ext-u&sely in tht Lehigh reSinu
ia11pE REDUCTION IN tic price Of Wages. Q1t 4eN
, 1866-05-19
MtSrcllaucOu8.
.ASTR0I0GY.

AL petsous wishing to know their f1,ase prospects,
de-. may have them correctly stated By Madsme Al
VIII. At 143 South Clark ssrett foprostte Jones'
SCHOOL, where she may BE- consulted on ait msstess
concerning lore. marriage, courtshlp. law marsfs.
businesa Affairs and viii tell the name Of the LADY Ct
gentleman they w1sh 10 Iuarry; also, The names o
ter Sis1tora, E{1S %
, 1866-05-19
IL

EncycJopeola ot Religious knowledge hod Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia
Patent Mcdictnsk IN xentr through o1stEust Of theiI
tn1edienis and edec.a, yet fnow q no sut1etrnt
believes himself to h4 Va rsreiytd hom any stple Te
p1rauop, in the hope that he mAy TINS contribute 70
The benefit Of o1hfIa.
I 90 MS tbe more readily In regard to aoonand'9
this city. becau1el VIA pre]ud!ced axai1st the fx
many years. under The impression r.. theJ Eere
h1cnd Robert shoeusEe1. Esq fr tho removal Of this
prejudice By proper tests and for encouragement 10
frY them when suffering from g7 eat aat long cuuktA
ued debui5 The Of three bottles Of thsse Btters
he oeeEntng of The present yesr Eas followed hy
and mental yteur winch hsd not felt !or tx mcnths
before. snd had almost despslred Of Tezatntnx. I
therefore think God knd my friend for directing me to
the use Of them. -.
, 1866-05-19

Lyons Extract Of Pure IamaicA E3Iuacr-
for Indigestion Eau,sH, HEARTBURN, Sick Headache,
Cholera Morhus, &C., shere v&rmlnS, genial suplu.
lant required, It's careful prtoaat!on and cntiro
pnrttF makes cheap and rtllapt article for cullna
- purposes. Sold cverywherc at 81 cents per bottle
BAEATOGA SPRING VA rLR, sold b5 all Druggists.
r.aah@n @n-n1Ec &fr..c s111a
, 1866-05-19

TAX NOTICE. - To owners,
4 oeeap.nss soa assessses. ana q. rs!sops whom
@ 0aTas, aSa vna
qntnt, assigned the laid Of purchase}
and that now the legal holder Of salo certificates
iior ID. e sa,a ea I'D ia sola - shs coany
Nith Tho buildings ~ szy ttunted thereon. 1t The
sa 3 I'd h lsst tss s 81
expire q lbs I'd dry Of Augu,l 4. D. 1s6.
~, ;S ee fs hs I'D
s. n. Il. ii. lnst OF 81 r. Il.
j. ". RAchenburE purchased aud Assigned 10 the ut.
ss 81 4 s r.: Is & ~ Fl
". Il. Haasc purchased and ASSIGNED te The under.
sssEea 'ie!esss :aa.1e - Acres In NJ W. corner OF
Cha:. E, M1teht pnteha.ed and asssned to ,ne ~. q
fes Is s9s e Foef Il ! i Xhya far u 10
iots md so aioci IL - nyds Park.
~
I'd. 1sn6 Alcf that da.e ,he undersigned will apply
Tor deeds of the nrorss (which fessit,
myisc91sSt aAAsp Z, 5. BaRsToW.
TAX SALE NOTICE.-The own.
toc OF tere.tsa In the north except the tnret
ssss q Ys1n G'Rsi spfs Il
city Of Chtcsgo. Co6k County. Illinois. are hereby
o. the 2d DAY Of Aueost. 4. p. 1851 At tax sale Q
school and other ta1cs. and costs cue for Thy Yez
EG9 and that tbe tlc Of redeu ption thereof will cS
p.re On ihe 22d dsy 81 AuSusa, T.. lsSd Ias css
- msisc2l5s eli 81 81 'x.ssaxsso NOSES S. BACON.
, 1866-05-19

Toa.... .:.:;.....;......,sAs: 1s1ssz 1SS;9 A.23
Same tllbe Ixst Wcrk.... 1a.Q6 12Qi2
Thu 1etua1 receipts last report arc a. FOL
loss:
Entlltrio ion ..l.l7d
Lo0lk q -!
NdthycstcFr IS
TncE talond $50
, 1866-05-19
CHICAGO LUMBER a1ARKkT,

FK1nAT EyEsIx1. May II, 1884,
The reccipts and shipnents during the p4st 1weuty
TIM horrv
, 1866-05-19
Azl6J

From the Rev. Z. D. Ftnda1 Assstart Editor Chz44-
dan Chronicle. PhIladelphtAs
Ihave derived decided btneAt nom the use of HooE
tand's German E1r1kJg. ind feti 1t my privilege 10
recon mend them yaluahle tonic, to ri VIM
are suffering huu general debility or fotn dlae1seS
arising from deEangemeuI Of the hreF.
You1a uuly, E. D. FEADA!-
Ftpm Rev. D. MerrtRc, Pawor Of the PAs5JnnE
BAptat Church. Philadelphia.
From the many tt9pcctah!a ErcomE1oota3dts &1t.9
to rr. Huot1nd'1 besnl-u Bttts41. vas Induced %
9ve thcrn 1ni Af.t1 HstnE seys5M bottle foea9 9
exceiIcat tonic ior the stomach - ,r,.,n-,u
, 1866-05-19

From the REV. THOs. WINTER, D. D., pxstoe al
Ko1borough Bspttst Church.
Desr Str .-I1eel It dne u ycr 61realeut pteoEn-
tton: Roa1AndH anBtttE11to add mJtesuuonT %
The deseved fepntstaon i nas obt.sneo- hAvc tor
n my bead and uerToo3 sJsttu- Was adV1sed
by friend to try bottle Or Jo1r German 8tsfsz1-
/ did 10 and Fave F1peisnetd great md une1.
pected relief; my health has been vHY aateE1a2fy
benefited. 1tnmndenur recommend thp Nttele WlkEH
aGRurtd ~ many Of thelr good e6ecu.
Respectfully Iours. T. WINTER, Marlborough. fn-
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-14
warrants and superintend said work.

warrants and superintend said work.
Also an appropriation of four hun
drcd and fifty dollars to aid in con-
structing a bridge across Crane creek
on the county road leading south
from the New Oregon and Howard
road and intersecting the crane
creek road. The chairman appointed
Mr. Thos Griffin com. to let the con-
tract on said bridge.
On motion the matter of the lease
of this building by S l.
Halstead was referred to the COM
mittee on legal questions.
Mr. Fields called up the matter of
the report Of the coumittee OH coun-
ty expenses relative to the printing
bills. 80
Mr. Stone then presented the fol-
lowing resolution which a.. was
adopted, Resolved, That the LEGAL
ity of the charges of the printing
bills Of Mead & Brown presented at
this session of the board be and is
hereby referred to Aaron Kimball
clerk.
Mr.. Howe presented a resolution
which was adopted, requiring each
county officer to report to the Board
at the commencement Of each scs-
sion, the amount of books and sta
tionery purchased for his depart
ment, cost Of same and for what
purpose used, also the cost of print
ing in his department.
Mr.. Stone presented a resolution
which was adopted, authorizing the
clerk to examine all bills presented
hereafter for printing and report to
this board whether in his opinion
they are in accordance with law.
On motion the Clerk was instruc-
ted to correct the minutes of ycstcr-
day relative to the the rcconsidera-
tion of the report of the committee
on county expenses relating to coun-
ty printing, in accordance with the
facts.
On motion the minutes were read
and approved. ~..H
On motion the board adjourned
sINEDIE.
Attest AARON KIMBALL Clk.
STEPHEN RADFoRD, Chm.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-14
Laws OF IOWA.
Published by Authori'y.N
CHAPTER 50.
INTEREST on STATE RONnS

AN ACT to provide for the payment of
the Bonds of the State of Iowa maturing
January / 1868, and to issue StAtc Bonds
to the permanent School Fund.
Sec. i. BE it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State of
Iowa, That for the purpose of pro-
viding funds for the payment of the
bonds of this State, falling due Jan
uary 1, 1868, the Census Board
shall sell to the best advantage pos
siblc, in the judi gment of said Board
the United States bonds now in the
State Treasury, amounting to one
hundred thousand dollars, more or
less, and the proceeds thereof to-
gether with such sums as may be
paid into the said Treasury under
Chapter us of the Tenth General
Assembly, are hereby appropriated
to the payment Of the said State
bonds, and such further amount as
with such proceeds shall be sufficient
to pay said bonds, is hereby appro-
priated out Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise disposed of
and the said Census Beard shall,
while fixing the rate of state tax,
take into consideration the sum
hereby appropriated from the said
Treasury, and shall direct a levy Of
State tax, not exceeding the limit
now fixed by law, as will be sufficient
for the above purposes, if, in their
opinion, an increased levy be ncces-
sary. .a. . ...I.
SEC. 2. For the amount Of the
said United States bonds thus sold,
or school moneys used by virtue of
this Act, the Treasurer of State
shall issue registered bonds Of this
state, countcrsigned by the Auditor
of state, and by the Governor, with
the seal Of the state attached, to
the permanent school fund, payable
twenty years after date ofsuch issue
bearing intrcst at the rate of eight
per cent. per annum, payable on the
first days of January and July ofcach
year; such bonds shall express upon
their face, by writing across their
face, or otherwise, that they arc not
transferable. ........
Approved March Both, 1866.
CHAPTER 81.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
AN ACT donating laws, legislative jour
nails, reports, and documents of the State
of Iowa to the Library of Congress.
SEC. /. BE it enacted by the
General Assembly of the state Of
Iowa, That it is hereby made the
duty of the Secretary of State to
furnish to the Library Of Congress
two copies of all laws, legislative
journals, Supreme Court reports,
and reports of State officers of the
State of Iowa, hereafter published,
Immediately upon the publication
thereof and also, as soon as may be
two copies of such laws, journals,
and reports heretofore published,
and not furnished to said Library.
Approved March 3oth 1866.
CHAPTER 80.
ADJUTANT GENERALS REPORT, 1867.
AN ACT providing for the publication and
distribution of the Adjutant- General s
Report for January, 1857.
SEC /, Be it enacted by the
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-14
5000 5000

And the clerk was instructed to
issue a warrant of $12 to balance
the account Of Joseph Cook.
Mr. Goodrich offered a resolution
authorizing the clerk to withdraw
all suits commenced at the Septem-
Der term 1866 of the district court
on all school fund contract, made
Sept. 10 1856 and 1857 and due
Sept. 10 1866 and 1867, and if the
same or any part remain unpaid at
maturity that the clerk then proceed
to collect the same as speedily as
possible after given the notice re-
quireI by the laws OF the 9th general
assembly.
Which resolution was lost.
On motion the Board adjourned
until 8 A NJ tomorrow.
Thursday 9 A. M.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment and were called to order by
the chairman.
Roll called quorum present.
The minutes of yesterday were
then read and approved.
Report of committee on roads and
bridges presented by Mr.. Harris
was adopted as follows. su
Petition of Hiram Hurley and
others to relocate a road, and S l.
Halsted appointed commissioner to
report at the next meeting Of the
Board. 0Ir 1ea
Petition of Benjaminc Of1in and
others, S L Halsted appointed COM
missioner to report as above.
Petition of Chas Thurber and
others S A Stone appointed com-
missioner to report as above.
Time was extended tt Airl cal
Montague to make his report until
the 18th day of September 1866,
with Instructions to report to the
clerk of this Board.
Further action on the Report 0
VIM. Clousc commissioner postpon-
ed to the next meeting of this
Board.
The Report Of Micheal Montague
commissioner, adopted, and the day
for final hearing be the 5th day Of
November 1866.
Petition of G.. w. Pierce and
others asking an appropriation of
$500, 90 to aid in repairing the road
from New Oregon westward, and
that John Ferrie be authorized to
draw the warrants and superintend
said work.
Petition of G G Ashley and 9th
ers asking an appropriation Of two
hundred dollars for repairing the
road crossing the Dunn slough, and
that G G Ashley be authorized to
draw said warrants and superintend
said work.
Petition of G A Marshall and 9TH
ers asking an appropriation of two
hundred dollars for repairing road
No 1, near j Fl Bowers, and that G
H Wood be authorized to draw said
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-14
A CARD TO INVALAEpS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South
America rs a missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the cure Of Nerv-
Gus Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought on by
baneful and vicious habits. Great numb
ers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted BY desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, | will send
the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine, in Il sealed envelope, to any one
who needs it, FREE OF CHARGE.
Please inclose postpaid envelope adj
dressed to yourself. ADDRESS,
JOSEPH II INMAN,
STATION u. BIBLE House.
31v7yl New York City.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

a. Gentleman who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects of youthful indiscretion,
will, for the sake of suffering humanity,
send free to all who need it, the receipt
and directions for making the simple rem
edy by which he was cured Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers expe-
rience, can do so by addressing, in perfect
confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
37v7m3 13 Chambers St., New York
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FRESH ARRIVAL
OF
Mill cry G. 90 d s

The undersigned has just received fine
lot Of Millinery Goods which she is OPEN
ing rp to the trade OVER THE STORE OF
Moon 4 HUST in Now Oregon.
She invites particular attention to her
Goods believing that both in quality and
price She can give us good bargains as were
ever offered in this place.
New additions will be made as fast as
needed to meet demands
2lv7 Mrs. SHUrTLEwoRTn.
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FErs. ID, o PRESTON.

Would announce to the people of YER
NON Springs and vicinity that she is pre-
pared to do BLEACHING, PRESSING, TRIM
MING and al other kinds of Millinery work
ip the most approved style.
Also, Drcss-Making, Cutting, Fitting
ani Fancy Stitching done on short notice
3lv7 Vernon Springs. June IA. 1866.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA.

PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and Sexual Systems-new and
reliable trcatmcnt-in Reports of the How
ARD AssocIATIoN-Scnt by mail in sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
DR.. j. SKlLLIN HouGiToN, Howard AS
sociation, No. ? South Nine Street Phila-
delphia. Pa. f12yS
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TEMPLE OF MUSIC.
---O-
JOncS y scott.
Pianos, Organs. MeIodeons,

SHEET MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS,
And General Musical Merchandise.
The Ameyican organ is the Best.
Vocal and instrumental destruction Given
TUNING x REPAIRING.
All Instruments are fully warranted and
kept repaired and tuned for two years.
McGREG0R, Iowa H
3Gv7 ,. June 7, 1866.
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NEW GROCERY STORE,

The Subscriber has bought out the stock
of Groceries of Benjamin Often, at his old
stand, two doors north Of the Post Office,
and viii cndeavor to merit the patronage
Of his old customers. Family Gro
ccrscS n EkOssr constantly kept on
hand. ...
33r7 II. X. ANERILL,
June 90, 1866 New Oregon. Iowa.
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NOR SALE, By the Subscriber, q
IL quarter section Of good land within 5
miles Of New Oregon, with good water &C.
3Ov71 E. NJ IvENs. New Oregon.
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WANTED, AG

WAN AGENTS-s50 per
week, male or female at their home business light,
pleasant and honorable. For samples and terms,
address with two stamps, Shaw Co., Detroit Mich.
WANTED, AGENTS., male or
Femalel Can clear $50 per week at their own home,
in a light and honorable business. Any pei son
having few hours uaily to spend will find this
good paying business. Address sending stamp, E.
p. Lockwood. Detroit, Michigan.
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of the contract for building said
bridge.
Mr. Thurber from committee on
sheriff's S accounts presented the fol-
lowing report which was on motion
adopted. ......