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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18

MILITARY DIVISION OF rHH IsSNEssE"
CHIEv QrAgrERNAsTEHs Drfioe, )
d. ;. MILITARY RiiLaoADs
KAsHyiLLK Tenn. Jan 1915
INTENSIVE SALE or GOVERNMENT
II ROLLING STOCK WIN be sold ct PUBLiC AUE
TIOy a, Memphis r.une.s.e WEDNESDAY,, February l.
100 ths fDi.o~ine described Rolling stock. w;
AZ -Four Locomotive Engines tive feet gauge Vn'ee Oh sn'
drulaBt'rd, o.e r-pairsb'rh nj
nGJ Sixteen goI % nine Flat Csrs-more or ess-h's
's'' s''''' SANE TIME AND PLACE.
~ Ore Locomotive E.;e i've feet s.pSs y,ns ~
dfrh tie linz Of the M'issippf SepIH ns'"'s'' '
uiirs North Of Gr.ud Junction.: - ., ,cac
a. Na.bytlr Z, nnes.e-, "Wednesday, February ~ 1900
viii b. -od tho oossn, described Rolling Stock oil oil ave
fee, ssuse ard IN good running order VIZ ~,
,IsD Eighteen Locomotive Engines H. Moni' oon
Cd ono Locomotive Engine. Rodgers L. d. Works
bniicer-.s .c,.. h~,x.
~ One Locomotive Tender.
t2y) Nv o hundred Flat Box Cars tmore or LEAST
SAME TINE AND PLACE y.
(5l Five Locomotive Engines, un3eryirrabie.
Boiler, aud Running Gears for two ~ Dummy Engines IN
seryicrsbe. ~, ~,
Two ap,ns bridge ~ feet each. a, i,
$50 One hundred and ttlryhree perch isf and "a eAss
ca, stone. comprising fou idston Of R,nud Hoo.r. ,
al lao h. sold on entionrd date. Of Memphis and
Nashville the ba OF vi aiy Railroad Property 'snsn'
lug undi.posej II at thai ttD- =.
SAILS i Gt each place 81 ~ CLOCK u, sno
TEEaS or SALE.
Cash IN luuds; or when purchased oy tsrosd
v.b Ia monthly inal Gents with inreH 81 %. rsls %
10 pr cent Der cured by bond satisfactory 70
the oyerIoent ior double u amount Of the property Pu'
chs,cd ,.,-,
zion Ia ant = n Has.ill a. u NJ, Nasl.v IL, Term
t. j. CHILLY. Byt. Msj A. q NJ, u D. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18

OFrIcE or AssIsTAyTClr AnTVaxinnl
WINYGTOs. De-. Jan. Z, iso.
GALE of Surplus Government MULA
- al good and sericeab e.Wil 10 sold = Pebble Auss
1t WHINING ron Del, on
FRIDAY, the ST Of January.
FRIDAY. the 18th OF Jsnnsry,
FRIDAY, the 10Th Of Janrusy,
FEIDAY. the 18th If JaDusry.
FOUR HUNDRED GOOD aud sERViCEABLE MULn
| Que hnnd ed or each d-y Of sale.
The ps,tcosr ATTENTION of purchasers is called to u =
ceent quality Of the males, being Of good ize IN soos -
dit o. kind and gentle and well broke LsIasss beng =
surplus team males Of Washington Depot:
Animals sold singly.
Sale to COMMENCE at 10 s. m.
Ternls--Ca.h, in United Ststes currency
By order Of Broyet.BIig Gen. JANIS A. EKN D
charge Is. Div. q. Mo. y.
Z. II. GALLAGHER. Cops. and AQn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
Mem Dnblifations.

Both by s charsctsr and costume the newcomer eta
lenges tue hospitality 4 the Hou..hold doors at whicu
knocks for ission.- n, w or. Tnbune. -, /.
II the mar. zine h,s o well It has BEGIN, VIII ne
great succ.ls lneif,rng with fe en esiabhshr1
II proniscS op,n quite Path ioT itseL-iJohh '"'
tn Portland Daily Str. 49,.
The Srs number T. az excellent ore end If its promises are
fulfilled that the ugeziue Will be Ve!y PoP"A
Boston lviiusi
YNHE CHOICEST MAGAZINE OF HE
MONTH!
READY TODAY!
THE FEBRUARY NUMBER OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
CHEZ QuAGrERnAsrgRs OTptcR, DYror OF WASHINGTON
NAsBisGroy ID a., January H. 1876.

NnIgT QuA1fEkhAsrKK OTPlcI, DKror OF ARLINGTON,
NAsnisGroy. ID a., January ~. 1876 I
I ARCE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTH.
4 mo, CAMP. and GARRISON EOUiPAGE.-Win be
Sold PUBLIC AUCTION. under tho direction Of Captain
ID. q. Ihomas ~. s. r., at the Government, Warehouse.
OF Seventeenth and Hss Washington. ID. e.. on
MONDAY. January ~ 1865 at 10 O'Clock a NJ, a large
lot OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING. &C., CONSISTING Of
Drums. Sashes Book, Jsekrt,. Blankets Bedacks Leg
gin,s sveocks Cap Covers RnbSsr Blankets Rubber Pom
sh0s Axes. PrksIqs Ha,chos, Spades, Shoves Kettles
knlpsaeks. Iinveseks. Hospital Trnts Wall Tents sib-y
1rrts, Common Tents Flags, Goats, CAPS Pack Saddles
vests Tfos Shirts, Tur ans, &c.
Ths sale viii be continued rom day day until the stores
sod
The mut be removed within five days from the date
Of as.e.
Terms: Cash. In Government. faads
n. II. RUCKER
BTevet Major General and Chief Quariermsster,
Depot of w asLiu,ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18

H'HE HORACE WATERS Grand, square,
nud Upri!nt PIANOS. MtLODEONS ani CABl.
NET ORGANS Who, ale aud retail 70 le;. and rent al.
low-d purchased aOnhY peymcns received for ,aI-
Srcondhnd pianos u bGIsGins r. stn to 1913 Factory
tnt NgIrrOoms. al Broa1waJ Cash pBil toe
Piano. Pianos tuned sheet Music little ooled II cents
per PAGE. Brooklyn Rooms J5J Fulton st. Dime Sayns
bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18

AssIsrAsr QpARTgPxAsTKRs Oprca
No. t5l EiGHrn.AvE NEW OK Dec. ~ las \
GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES Axn
- MULES. all srvicesble.Will be sod at pobli. scrS
at the Government Stables, oil Thirty hs -
avenue:
one hundred Horses, on TUESDAY, I'd January ls1
Que hundred Horses, on TUESDAY. 9Th January IA
One hnncred Mu.-s, on THURSDAY 4th January. III
One hundred Mules, on THURSDAY. llth January III
Que hundred Mules on TIL RSDAi, 18Th January II
The particular attention Of pure . called ssA
lent Quality Of these animals beln- OF good size and -
conditi N. The hn gentle and We. broken Mr.
bel the surplus teams of t.. Washington Depot
Anilnals .olj s!ngly.
Sale 70 commence AZ 10 m.
TERMs-lash In In.trd States currency.
b order OF BTeyet Brs. Gen. JAMES A. EKN
in ch'rgs frs. Division z. MGo
J. Lgaor Moore, Cept end 4. q. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18

HARLEM LOTS THIS DAY. - A. J..
L BLEECkER. SON Co. viii sell THIS DAY q, tie
Exchange sarroou. at u O'Clock II LOTS and CORES at
Harl.m 6.hay, ilL. l3d ld, i3ith 18th, l33th
~. III! fine prNnrrly. ut for iinprnyrrlrni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18

EOR SALE-At Tarryiown, AT a bargain, a
J. two-siory brick COTTAGE 10 perfect ori'r; gas snd
wster onebG an scrr Of lsid The depot; phcr S6,o
Al.o A fo.snrv aud b,sruleni CLTTAGE with acre. OF
land. plrnty choice fruit, rice .6t0J. Immediate pos
session. AIRY 20 }. a. kENiON. or IL ID. SIEfhkHs'
No. ~ Nassad.i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
JnstrrCticn.

A NTUONs (Mr. GEO. c. CLASSICAL,
~ rpENCu aud English SCHOOL. with PRIMARY
DIP AEIMENr and GYMNASIUM, No. 2l2 tiithave.' cor
4 w.uty.ixths.. open from n. III. to u r. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
Sales bp Autnom.
ROOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. Ma -
LIB way, nearly opposite st. Nicholas Hotel GEO ~
WITT. Auctionser. bv 4. Cooley Consisumenf. -
MoRRm WiLxISN Auciiou-~r.
EXECUTORS'S SALE OfVALUARI p prn.

N.Y.
Monsn wiLxIsy Auciiourrr.
EXECUTORS SALE Of VALUABLEp rn.
~ ERry on Brood, Pearl. Water aud Front Sta !, a.ss
n. H. LUDLOW Co. will cell at Auction an res,sstl
January 49, 1856, at IL O'Clock at the E,chss, D&t
No M broadway, Trinity Building by order Of Il. Ess
OF John ID PEGnx.
BROaD.ST, 10. 81, q feet front, % feet rru h,n.
PEARI-ST., No. "A, north east Cosntirs in ~
WATEk-ST., adj. cor. Odds lixe4 feet A
ERONT-sL.. No z6- adj cor broad st., z3.5t1sas H.
FKONT->T., nesr Perk-siip 2sxC9fteet
by order OF the Executors of Louis Pho nix dec...
WATER-ST.-New story Brick STORE snd IN -
l07 Wsterst., llx9j feet. A
Also, Tor account OF whom 1t nay concern,
WATEHST.-4 story Brick STORE, No. e w..
near Coenties slip 3l.2x68S
Maps &C., Of the anctonecr's Office, No Pire-a
FACTORY for SALE.
l. VIII be sold at Public Auction, FRIDAY. in =
1866, 1t the Factory. in Yonkers. a. II O'Clock a..
LARGE FACTORY,
situated 10 the village OF Yopkers, Westche,sr CONT,
York. within I6 miles Of the New.Yor1 City Hal
Tho main building ia 3o4 feet long and 20 feet wid. ~
smith Stop snd Boiler Room 800 feet long beside, OH, -
buildings
NEW ENGINE or 225 HORSEPOWER,
Two large Steam Boilers. Steam Heating Apparatus. saA -.
Shafling. All the sbove In perfect orler. Also
NINE LARGE BRICK DWELLING HOUsIs
together with Water Gran, from the State. e1erd
500 feet into chs Hudson River.
The main building Is Of the nshtes ara p,,,r..
! shops IN the whole country.
Also two Extra Steam Boilers, rcsriy new and IA 49,,
order. will be sold at sac;ion at the time. ThssS
sale Is o. remptory.
For ull particulars, and maps of the whole property -
FRFDK A. COZ, No. TO Broadway HevY~
Or to I. Is. STOUT. Treasurer, Yonkers N. 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18

DIASO-FOkTES OF every style, at LARGE
L REDUCTION ~ PRICES. Ea& Instrument iuliy
warranted five yrsr. Three secondhand Piauo' or sa low
CUMMINGS JEnHfS. No. i!6 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18

Sen. by mail prepsid on zee. ipt Of the price.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30
PETECI.EJy A EUSI NEsg.

Mary q the failures of the great
Petroleum. hnsineas have been occasion-
Cd Ivy the false system upon which owl
comfan;es have frequently been organ
izsd, irresponsible men crept into
management, Lad lands were selected,
and 'ho working capital was 50 small
that the development became imper-
fe,t ard irregular. Petroleum was in
he hands of adventures who make it
business and not speculation. We
know that gold, coal and iron have
yielded pri'icely fortunes properly man
aged, and there is no reason Why Oil,
the ms. profitable business of modern
lines should not continue 10 yield large
gains, especially when we have slmos.
monopoly OF is production in Amer
ic,. The Reno Oil and L,nd Compa-
ny propose to make Petroleum busin-
SIS, and to that end has organized the
largest capital and working fund ever
held by any one company. In adj
dltion to this the stock is redeemahle
at par, 10 guaranteed against loss, the
estate has rooms for one thousand
wells, and the town OF Reno is one Of
the most beautiful and thriving in the
oil country. We trust cur readers will
study this Reno plan. They will
agree with US, we think, in considering
it one of the fairest, most COW snient
aud most profitable enterprise in
.-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30

2rr72,i> ~cA,i vii, connect without serl-
Gus aclriMcNt. The star. the town has
already viii give it the advantage as
arainst y comIeritor st tie depot, and
win Dc &c sngrcrnNina agricultural
'rnnu'i'y !; cann": bat have bright
Prospects j.. he tu'ure. Were We to
take up stakes and seek Q lew home,
we know # no v!lagesi in Iowa which
would have stronger Inducements for
as than New oregon. |. is q besuty
If place: as pre- .ty locanon for a
village IS was ever laid ont in the sun
Iiyht, ami the enterprise of the people
hay, carly pus the place in course Of
prospe!itv.'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30
SHERIFF SHE.

By virtue or one execution Issued cut Of
the Office OF te clerk OF the District Court
Of Howard onntv IVA hoarin. - T,by.
i2:h. 1865, and hy virtue of one ch.tJei
m"r.g ,..n eAecnted hY Jarncs !hrmsnD anG
VIM $ Thomson bearing date a Irui3 1868
have s, Zcd and vaken the follow TX DE-
scr led pc.sonal properly to W.T.: Oh.
rhresillnS VI uh.nc ;"mr;ere inc. din.
ror.c power, separator, /. lbs. ana all lhe
fxsareo belonging, 70 thr sad ;!s~cAhi NJ nlj-
chine which s!I.!! ut:ar for ~. c 10. cash /.
the hinhe, C and teat hidIer on the Oh d,,N
OF April sos at 10 .'cIock 4. NJ. OF 81 d
dAT, az the residence OF James Cree, Leaf Ii
the town Of Forest City, IN said cou"ty. 81
,no Planet horse power which shall o9t,
f'r sale as aforesaid. ut the time aud p.ac"
a'o resaid also one stack # wheat which
shall ofsr for sale 1T the residence Of James
Thomson, in said township to the higt est and
best b oder for cash. at one o'clock = Nj OF
the day aforesaid. also two stacks of wheat
which shall offer Tor sole ~ the highest
| and best bi oder for cash at tive o'clock p
N. OF said day 1t the residence Of WINS.
Thomson in said town, also all the nnthrrshed
whea. belonging to the said Thn,ls,as' AMI
stacked on tho premises in Weeds field near
the Village Of Lime Springs in said County
highest ard best bidder for cash at o'clock
p a OF said day on tho prem SO. where
stacked.
Excepting and reserying from the said
" heat the amount exempt to- tina said Thorn
I sons az hes ds Of families, to satisfy y judy
ment obtained in the District Cour: OF saiI
County en- the 3Oth day OF January 1865,
for tie sum Of one hundred and city nine
dollars and sixty eight cents damages to-
gether with cot assessed at FIVE dollars and
sevea'y five cents and accuri & costs, with
interest thereon at ten per cent from late Of
judgment, in favor OF c Z Hewitt and
against the said Thorn sons and also to sat
isty the further snm Of four hundred and
sixty dollars SOL ured by the chattel mort
gage herein before referred to with ten per
cent interest on said sum from and since
Sept LIT 1865 with costs of taking and sell
ing said property. ........,.. -
When and where due attendance Will be
given BY the undersigned. II.
Dated, Nsw Oregon, March IS, 1866,
ssaE, a~a. oF9~ J. F.POWELL
i $3.50. .-cZss0 Sh.r;r
80. -s .s a. 1890.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30
The Stock is Guaranteed.

The Price OF me stock la. boea fixed at
One Hundred and F,rs Dollars per share
FIVE Dollars 90 into the Treasury Of the
Company as a Contr, button to the Working
Fund The Par rulue Of The sock, one hand,
red dollars. IS paid TO The Trustees, % Be De-
posted I" tae Treasury Of the United States
or InrsHcd IN Government securities. md
MAY BE Wl7HDRAWN BY TIE
STOCKHOLDER ATANY TINE.
BY the Paynel. OF Ten Dollars persons that desire "a
swsi. the Res,li nl the EE-. EE;i pIID SCARE OF
GsAsisTSHp S1oeE fer One HuI dred Dollars additional
any time befor. the First Of April 1867.
lt is lnvestnen' with the Chances 81 large prof.
and Ia ALWAYS CosvkETiBLx INTO CASH A. PAx.
Il misht be called
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30
ANU x,EIs VETO.

I" The president has vetoed the civil
rights bill Ne @ct o. his admins Ia
stisn has given such strong hope IL: the
future a. this fearless act q his. lie
pcrsis,cnty refuses 10 convert the Pea
era, government iH.o az eleenosynrrs
> peration fer The sic a,.R exclusive
lnefit Of negroes aud .suiatoes. IL
tS6dcn,ly discerus the hypocrisy OF
psc who insist upon giving the contro!
tho southern states into the hands
the colo'ed race, "a the only !ers'n
ec for ouch trust, and who !. the
kt4kt breath, advocate the adop-
<in Of l-ws for their benefit, not con
6pplated by the cons,i'ution. not to
eak of tie effort to establish negro
lools and negro boarding houses all
Is the south where this hybrid race
w be fed. fatterei aud taught THEN
IS. 3. G's at the public expense.
The country may we'll congratulate
itself that the sound integrity and hon
ct patriotism Of, Andrew johnson bas
seco,ld limo been interposed as harri-
" against she mad schemes Of the dis
klsnis;a- Let patriots every where
rel lice q: the -frnness integrity and
Mpatsio,ism If the noble Tennesseean.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30
HsGlegor Western Railway.
PRrJyDlCE AGAINST COLC.t,

After c,raCullr y,;chiop the cAu, O..
&c ,oe,,ars -. Wr,sl,Dotou Ne are firm
!. -, .,,;.f .,o, ovor en-, millions of
49,, ava 1a,;o1 81, ,.E,;ca, ,;rb,s
..a,.,c ~, occonnt IF the; ?. coyor The
cr.;r lie. ,,r,;,sr e,,or existing at the
r.'ler,, c,n;r,, Is more v;u(ent .han
- anv former peri,d Of oar history
What !. ansrce the action Of presi.!sr.
J,,hnson NAV have had in rroluc;r,
,h,s .,,,a oc ,h,,rs none can cav
A,a ,,o,, ,vhot h,no.h.s;. fiji, remark.
allie r,s;n,';re is TO he Justified we are
s,,I, .y,cnter loss 20 divine. Ter
-, ,h,nsh it will ha con,en1cl that
nre;u4;ce exists be,,uze tho four
s,p;l,;c,s 40 a,,.l, oarc withou. color.
'moa' TIC e"'''s sss'''' u WV
b thns tar, his been occap'e' upon
sgisla'i'n 'dlscr'ininati" 6 against c'''
Ebr. The :e'ti'e BRAN Oh inc m"|or''y
EOf the Cor gresshen Is co':s:ah''y ecu
pied IN devislns ways sa' means %
larry out this wicked o'scHlh'ha'l'''''
he I'D constitution ur1er "h.c" Tue
discarded race has ''Ted 30 long Is
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30

We clip from the DEBORAH Republi,
Gpn the allowing notice Of our town
its future PROJECTS. Ia behalf Of
naople Of our town we thank tie
can Er, this truth ful notice.
>Aanot see why New Oregon
ut be ataong the most thrifty
we Of nur country towns. Il
10 lH- power and is a smart town.
y ~ Buildings, comprising inns,
81 1lrches.and fne residences, to
Ard though the oass may
= tho village they are to come
N cad al omnibus and 9.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30
Spring l. Winter Arrangement
81 1872 81
REMOVED 70
is J0NN STREET.

Having supplied oufs"lv"e With. sr1 superb. lot
Of Goods Of the latest Htyivs and patterns and having
and value, pared to make for the Spring
and Winter better arrang "ns, and present greater in
ed we haze 81 y.alr.hle and beautiful articles o
Goods, comprising loS, Na,ches. Diamonds plain
and ornsnnnra Jewe:y. ana Fancy Goods Of 2vcry de-
Seiipon, that Te vii sell at - svh. regardless OF val
lie OF cost.
HOW We DISPOSE OF OUR GOODS.
W. have 5o,D0o Oil Colnred Photographs comp .iairg
every suLjcct-Reii- ou .tin nta Comic a.d Fancy
that we will ~ at Ilur;y Gents each or tour for One
notces The notices numbered from 10 SO, 900, and
pa into cnyal ~, sealed up, ard thor ughy mixed; and
with it. Th- articles Goods
numbered rom TO o.o0', AMI any article hat
b the notice, will be- for Two D,ars, free
cost except when sent by express then at the expense Oh
the receiver.
We do assure ynu that should the notice correspond
with Piano other valuable article Of goods, 1t will &c
sent to tn. purchaser for Two d oltars.
LIST OF GOODS AT $500 EACH.
Sevon Octave Pianos,
Rosewood Meiodeons,
Gold Hunting Case Lever Watches,
Silver Watches
Diamond Sets. .-
Silver Tea Sets,
Silver Chatting Dishes,
Sets liver Teaspoons,
&c, 900 Coral. Opa and Encraid Brooches,
Mosaic. Jet Lava and Florentlns Sets,
Gold Rings.
Cole Pencils,
Toothnicks, &c
Comprising list of endless variety and the choicest quail
fly Of Goods. We warrant our Goods superior 10 any
Establishment in the country. an hope you Win give
trial least and II the Article not presented
does give satisfaction return it, and We will ssnd
your money BAGS. r-
HOW TO ORDER GOODS.
Send us thirty cents for one Photograph
or 81 90 for FIVE the extra one and two extra
notices to the Agent When an agent ba'
sent us $40 90 FIR Goods and Photographs.
we will give one notice and the article it calls
for free Of charge; for SIS 90 three notices
free for $50 90 four notices free for $50. 20
q splendid Photographic Album, or six free
notices or for $4,000 q good silver watch,
warranted good time keeper.
We keep m account Of all money and agent can
order his commission at any time. XII.
Be particular and write your address ll and plain
somstimss have orders In Office for months that
cannot answer forthe want Of proper directions. ~.
s 9 BARTHEW L. CO.. q,
rsv7mr Pm ssas ke~ Yssk. :
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho Co.
~ partnership heretofore existing under
tho name and style of Fellows e. Wylie has
been Dissolved by mutual cons ent Of the par
a. a-:
Ricsville Iowa Feby. as, 1866.
&c. FELLcws. Js
- Dawn WyliE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30

The LADY who enquired OF the Siam
esc Twins it they were brothers, is anx-
,ous to learn if the paper called Every
Saturday ia Monthly publication
s. says an exchange.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30

WANTED. AGRNrs-sso per week
male Or female 3. ihsIr home; business light, pleasant
.nd honorable Fer sample and terms. address with iwo
stance SA--- Co. Ds.--'' MisieyAE. ---.. a--r
. WANTED. A@ q "T ,-tMale or fsnsleI
Can clear $50 pc. week their home, IN light and
honorable business. Amy person having few hours d
iy 70 spend will God this good paying business Addre"
ending stamp, E. Z. Lockwood. Detroit, Michigan.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30

the Editor Of the Mitchell Co Pres has
become converted. We ere glad to
hear it. The readers e the Press
should be rejoicei.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30
New Oregon Livery
BY PERKINS 4. GAGE,
NEW OREGON IOWA.

Pa*sens era conveyed 70 any part Of the
count. " desired. Teams and carriages tho
best the country affords; terms reasonable
Stabfa w.. Of Coles hotal. in2ov1aG.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30
STOP THERE!!

/ WORD IF foU pLEASE Are You
~ owing the late firm of Mitchell {, O w.
en-, or >itchell Gage. or II. B. Mitchell!
ii so, unless you lay before the 6rst of MAY,
cost will positively Re made The hooks
may be found at the store OF Pierce, Mitch
Ell : Pierce in New Oregon. This call rs
TO ali 'rho .Je indsjtea. be the amount nj cI
- hr:ie Neither fear. favor, ~r affection.
Will deter Inc IN col lectng my dues Ifte,
May !, 800 sO4t.
Waterloo lows, March 20 1896,
n 3. MITCHELL
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30
ONE THOUSAND WELLS 8
CAN BE S1TNK UPON THE PROPERTY
WITHOUT NTEREERENCE.

Te.. Wells have sunk .he Estate end Oil found
IN paying quantities ia every instance. FIFTY WEIIs
ueing put down 20 be followed BY others
Idly possible 70 the extent necessary TO fully deyeope
the property. hundred wells yielding only ten bar
res day each six dollars barrel price much below
che Average pticc at Keno would give million -En.
hundred Thousand u..ars u income making prot.
it 81 shabby fifteen eEp- and taxes c!
every isd Ii Large downing Wells found. sin lie
ac-e tthe Territory may yield she entire capital within
years.
EY- The Company the Of Reno together via
Several hunred ins for Business ami Dwelling Houses
There Extensive Demand for .hsl, sud the kyeau.
rom iher 2ala Vii! be very yre.:.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30

SOVEREIGN STAT3s. -- The doc
'rlna of give, eign power in the States
has been recognized ard affirmed by
.he Suprems CJor. Of the United
States, in the liquor eases that went ny
from Mss. TIL" Court lec.les that
Congress has no power 81 authoriz
luliyi,ln.'3 70 violate state laws, and
i La, United States license for traffic
ing in liquor is 10 protection to the pec-
SOL who ses in the trade in states
where the traffic is prohibited by state
laws.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30

The Universal Clothes Wringer the
heat in use elsewhere advertised in our
columns NJ ay be found at tie store Ct
Nom & Huct.
Every family should have ore.
(no. 9 vol I If.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30

The Dubuque Herald has been en-
largel and treated to sn entire new
dress. ], IS nov the largest democrat
ic sheet published in the state. Every
democra, in the state should feel u pride
i'll giring it the support its energy and
ability ertitIe it to. Blu. for our nal
connection with Dubuque being 50 def
cirn', it would be the best supported
democratic paper circulating in north
err Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30

[ry-THE LANDS OF THE COMPANY
consist Q: Twelve Hundred scres ~ Reno tbs Ale
yhany river in verargo county. Penn.y!yania TIE
NEARr OF Or n!srNlcr ~ TRA- S.AtR