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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21
Scr0fula, o. Kings Evil.

is ,;i,u ional disease, a corruption Of ,hr
o.sod. by which this nuil byco,nc. v;ca,cd,
weak. and poor. YIN; in tn. circulation, i
WI. AIDES the whole body, and may burst c..l
a a'"'ase OF any PAY: OF it. No organ i, N.e
.:"'n IL attack. Eor :. there one which it mey
not " ~'rov. Tic s"ro!!.ou, ,n:n' * variom>.y
%u,rd by Mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unlcalthy food, impure air, 6l,h
and fly habits, the d.'lnc> ing vices. aud.
above all, by the v.ncrcal infection. What
ever b: its orr sia, it is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending " from parents 10 children
unto the third and fourth generation :" indeed,
|. seems TO DC the roll sf Him wko hav., ~
Will visit the inquiries Of the fathers upou
L,uir children
It's effects dominance by t,po ition from tho
blood OF corrnp. or Clccroms matter, which, u,
the lung, liver, aal internal organs, i, t,.n:cd
tubcrc!c:; III the glands, swelIinss; sm! ~
T., s"rSscc, eruption. or sores. Ills :=ul 49,
ruption, which g"ndcrs in tho blood. dy;.-c:scs
the iacrgics of lie, so that scroeu.ous cons::u-
tons not only sufr:r from :crc:,,lous COM
p!an.s, bat they have far less r.wcr 20 with
stand the attack. Of otl.cr disease; tou.c-
qwcnIy Va { numbers perish by Iii ortls~s
which, although 70. scrofulous - their nature,
are still rcntl. red fatal by ,hi: faint in tly.
system. Mot Of Tie t.n-ulmp:;on which ,L>-
climates the human family has its origin dir city
IN this scrotuisus contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidneys. brai,.
and, indeed. Of all tlt9 organs, nrisc FROM or
arc aggravated by the Same cause.
One Quarter OF ali o~r people are scrosnloMs;
their persons ere invaded Ey this lurking ia
f.ct;on, and their health is undermined Nv it.
To cleanse it from the systcs we must renoyase
the blood by an al..-a.ivc medicine. ard IN
vigorate it by healthy food nnl exercise.
Such medicine we supply il ~
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21

ment, for every such infraction. -
The rermanency of our social system
demands that those that have wal
tonly tramplcd down the law, be
made to feel its rigori not rs the
cxcitshlc people of FRANCE punished
the actors Of the bloody reign of
terror there, but as becomes gov
rrnmcnt at once just and magnani-
nous. Let them be punished. we
repca>. ar rar'loncd.
Colorado Jcwctt has sent 4 me-
mortal to Congress asking it to de-
clare Ex-Nicc President Hamlin
the lawful President of the United
States since the death Of Mr.. Lin-
cola. lie bases the movement upon
the fact that in 1860 all the States
voted for or against Lincoln 4
Hamlin while in 1864 none of the
Southern States now threatened
with territorial organizations
voted either way, and consequently
there was no President or Vice
President elected. 1t seems to us
he might as well argue that there
was nothing but an armed mob in
any of the States at that election;
that force, fraud and violence were
;ts;ns.~.-.-"<s. Ie!i us whether you
would kick the present cabinet
To- Mr. Colorado, and then we'll
tell you how We stand on the ques-
ton
II this theory be correct however,
and there can be no election of
President and Vice President until
all the states arc admitted TO their
places in the Union and the rad
icals succeed in carrying out their
plan TO prevent their return, then
will the old federal, and present rad
zeal millennium have come. Then in-
deed, will Satan be let loose ifnot
for thousand years, for time at
least. Then will be realized the
hopes of the old federal leaders, so
far at least a $ initiating monarchy,
and installing Hamlin 7.
After this Of course, in due time
will follow orders of nobility and
all the paraphanalia of King and
Court. Thtu must provision be
made for the succession And the
first step toward this will be the
obliteration Of States and State
lines. Reasons enough to justify
RaiicaliSm in this, will in the
meantime present themselves, ifany
of the States of the North shall
presume to interpose obstacles to
the accomplishment of purpose so
near the heart f Mr.. Jewett and
his friends.
Controller Writings doctrine Of
state suicide was not more marked
feature in Radical policy than is
the one of declaring Hannibal Ham
lin King Of the Territories once
comprising the United States of
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21

TnAp STEVENS broke out in Con-
grcss the other day and denounced
the attempt to fix up law to pun
isl. a criminal after the crime is
committed. He talked, too, about
the constitution. like democrat.-
lie must have been drunk. Lou.
Dem.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21

WAsnINGToS, Dec. little SUI
prcmc court this morning delivered
it's final opinion in the Indiana So
called conspiracy eases in which
judge Mulligan, Bowlcs and Hersey
were sentenced to death and subsc-
qucnt!y released The decision is
against the legality Of military com'
missions for the trial of civilians.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21

CHsM8EVL,iN 1&HFDIiTE/ EELiEr-
-:rn:e and Nm Killer, is ,hS<m va!nnl
and cheapest A,uily u.cdilytae i'll tn. work:
will certainly cHSe, and<f used in time ".
prevent, the folloN:g5 Us ascs. as can ,
proved by nearly on thousand letters tro'
persons who have sAi,hc medicine: C.,
FRA .HOrIus, .t'dfe q ohra, Cra~ps. Col.'
toHJ's. Group, Sa!o n, C"ngc@tioa, Colo.
Cuts, Dysea:sry. ptarI Fac, Dip!hc-;a, Ftocr
hheuma'i,m, Feed cnf Icu', Neuralgia. In
JGamm"t:on, Spas"A Eprain', 7oothac;e, Ear
ache, Madaeae, B taehe, in short, where
eve, pan or sorc5esA exists, either in,erna
or external, thsfe apply the medicine. AM
he patient VIII ceiveNimmcdiate relief
N,Me l%t! In 1s4e Aad u 1851 ,hi,
medicine cured many thousands seized viii
cholera, and its timely use as prevcn,a
live saved millions Of lives.
II is tie cheap .t' One thir,y-..ve cen
bottle Of TIL, medicine will cure more con.
p!a Its than NJ hund51d dollars spent il!
49,. ing doASrs. fhc thirty ayc cen
-,::ls is IS larsc<sny cent bottle Of an,
>'!ler medicine. ~
hi.rerrass/ Ane bo:t:e of TIL, L.. 8.
':ncc: be had If m agents ard Tie priv
ege given the arcl ser Of using ore hal.
he contents RI, and if it does MOI
. :ays ls'':s:e:V''s money will be re
70 family saoEdx ri41out it,
Dealers aYeIl you Nsy have something
''se az gcod/but do not BE- deccivcd-ask
Chamberlain's Relief and take no other.
Sod by all the leading wholesale and re-
all druggists everywhere.
SWAIN ItSryACTUHING COMPANY, 81 S.
alter Street, Chicago, Sole rropricto-s.
SWANS HAIR BALM Restore G-ay Xuir.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21
AHT\S. l.. A. KEEEiI would an

lXA nounce to the people of New Oregon
and vicinity, that she is prepared to do
DRESS g. CLOAK MAKING, TAILORING,
Cutting, FITTING, TRIMMING and the
like promptly and on reasonable terms, at
her shop in the room in Prann's building
lately occupied by DR.. H. G. Price as IN
Office. 3.vStf.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21

The condemned Fenians have been
respited by the British Government
until March 18th. All right, so
far as it goes. But why not have
pardoned the men, on committed
their sentence, at once, and be done
with it? Why keep such an ugly
question open?
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21

NOTICE ishereby given that the notes
~ and accounts due Peter Haaf may be
found with E. W. Allen for collection
Those indebted will save themselves cost
by giving this matter their immediate at
tention. December IA, 1866.
5,Stf. PETER HAAF.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21

Our first page contains this week
an able article from the London Tt.
mes, What war decides . Demo
lition Of the Southern State Gov
crnnents. Democratic Majority
in the Union,' being an extract
from speech Of Henry Il. Stanton
of Orleans county \. Y. formerly
but now Of the Tribune corps.
where's the niger - BE Tidy
"Thc drul kard's will &c.
Our fourth page contains "A
baby's biography. a good one
besides several other paragraphs
full of instruction or amusement.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21
The South er1a State Debt.

If the state governments at the
south are ab-ogated and the states
are converted into territories, gov
crncd by congress, who will pay
their present state debts? Some Of
them owe as states from forty to
fifty millions ; their obligations are
held in Europe, and throughout the
north AID east il this country. If
the states arc abolished by congress,
the debtor disappears by the act of
congress and the creditor is left mi
nus his state bonds. This is the
radical policy; Summers wisdom /;
Stevens craftsmanship; Boutwell, s
equity and Buffers sharpness
Mil. News.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21

\ BILL is being prepared provi-
ding for the purchase Of all the dis
tillerics in the country and their OPP
Grafton b. the government.-Ex.
WELL. tie government ought to
own and operate them. Wade,
Chandler, Yates, and those other
fellows that. as the government
wear the mantle of Lincoln, are the
greatest drunkards living. and as
1.-The government they ought to
make their own whisky. Our rep
rtsentative owing to this neglect Of
duty on the part of '''thc govern
mcnt' owned an interest in the
Rhomberg distillery Of Dubuque,
and made some { whisky )-moncy
in settling the frauds Of "the insti-
tuition against the government.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm
~ of Pierce, Mitchell & Pierce is here.
by dissolved by mutual consent of the par
ties. All debts due the late firm must be
plid to G. W. Pierce who will settle all
claims against the late firm.
New Oregon, Iowa, Dec. IA, 1866
G.. W. PIERCE.
J. B. MITCHELL,
5,s.3t.l F. D. PIERCE.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21

How does John Morrissey resem-
bic Daniel Webster?
Why. he is the great ex-pounder.
How does he differ from a Radi-
cal Congressman:
rIs never yet struck fallen foe.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21
Millinery Establishment in
NEW OREGON.

Having purchased the interest Of Mrs.
G. l.. Shuttleworth in the Millinery bust
ness, am fully prepared to fill all orders
on short notice.
Fancy Trimmings, Millinery Goods, and
every thing in fact pertaining to the trade,
ofthe latest styles always on hand.
New Goods and Fashions every month.
We are prepared to sell cheaper than
any other house in Howard county.
Miss NJ. FLETCHER,
nH- Over the Post Officc.-S1u [nlvsl
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21

The United States Supreme
Court in deciding that military
commissions for trying civilians,
can be regarded only as a trial by
lynch law, virtually brands Stanton,
Burnside and Holt. the authors of
judicial mob-law in the United
States. with being guilty ofmurder-
ing those that have been executed
by order of Ouch commission. Why
then should they not be Indicted
and tried for murder? While they
ave caused the execution in viola
ton Of law, Of those innocent Of
crime, let the Law viudicate its su'
,ysmacy. dignity and power by in'
aicting Upon them legal punish
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21
led.

IN Oakdale. Howard county, Iowa Dec
1866. from the accidental discharge Of .
rifle in the hands of an older brother, Er.
nest Walter Wells, son of W Y. and Orsa-
villa Wells, aged II years months and
days.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21

The Louisville Journal (Prentice)
will have to look out for his laurals.
The Democr at there has a wit, and
a wag, who is saying some Of the
smartest things of the day. Here
are specimens:
Butler and the Radicals ridi-
culed the Presidents expression of
wheeling round the circle They
represented the wheel. The men,
bers of the party were the feloes and
Butler the nave
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21

Rejects Ir.-The Legislature of
Alabama has rejected the Constitu-
tional Amendment by large ma
jority. The Florida House of AS
semblv has done the same thing.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21

There are only fragments left.
He can study the pieces as Agassiz
does fossils, to see what kind of a
creature it was, not is.-Lou Dem.
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ESTRAY COLT

NAkEN Up by Peter Phillips Of Albion
Il Township. Howard County, Iowa, on
the LIST day Of December 1866, one estray
Colt described as follows Color dark
bay with small star in forehead and white
fetlocks, supposed to be one year old, value
S25. December 18th, 1866.
AARON KvSiD.ALI
Cl~.A pistrict Court, Howard County Iowa.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21

The Emperor of Brazil visits the
United States to study our institu-
tions.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-12-21

An Exchange says that Wendell
Phillips is urging the election of
Fred Douglass in place of Senator
Harris of New York.
EIGHrEES months ago Surratt, if
the radicals had have had him in
custody would have been hung for
the attempted assassination Of Sew
ard. Ifhe is hung by them now it
will probably be because he failed
to accomplish the job.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-24

We ruhiish speech this morning from
Gr. SiwARp that is particularly worthy o'
attention. That gentleman never speaks
until nc has something to say, and some
thing pcr,incn, TO public affairs present
and prospective. His speeches al Auburn
whittier he went to utter this-may he
called "prenunciamentos," since they un-
fold his doctrines and the policy of the
nation, according 20 his view ard those
with whom he acts, after careful deibera-
ton and upon Shrcwd calculation as to
time and fitness Of the PRONUNCIATION.
Mr.. SEWARD takes the true CONSERVATIVE
ground that the States arc now jus, a they
were before the war. the war being al IN
end and peace restored. Urging this view
and cantending that j, should he carrie"
out in the treatment Of the southern
States 10 makes this striking remark
The national life lately hung on the issue
-. oC a victory won in war: il now hang
..uDnn The issue Of reconciliation In
..n.a.e." The New York Times. con>i-
S,yed L. bc the reflector o. the opinions al
Mr. SEWARD, carries out the same idea t.
IL legitimate conclusion that the issue i
one q: Reconciliation and Peace. or the
establishment Of De>pOii>m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-24
Financial Affairs.

There was considerable excitement in
the moucy.world of New York Yesterday,
Judging from the rise Of gold. 1t ran NJ
as high as l3s7s-an advance of five per
cent. hut recedcd to lSIss8l3734. The
telegraph throws not a great deal of light
on the state Of the market beyond the mere
quotations. We imagine that there have
been no failures amidst the panic, as any
thing of that sort would certainly have
been telegraphed.
Il was hoped that apprehension Of irou-
hlcs in Europe would induce people there
to invest in the bonds Of this county, for
security: but this anticipationis not borne
out. II appears that large portion OF
these bonds were held hy persons who used
them for credits on 4 large margin, and
the pressure from apprehended war COM
PEELED them 10 withdraw the bonds and con-
vert them by returning them thither and
drawing gold for them. Indeed, the coun-
trv i forced - redeem them for. although
the Government does not pay them, the
citizen, are forced 10 take them up and
surrender the gold. To buy the gold re-
ouirc> money, and, though il be green
backs. % large j the amount that tight
ness and >triugcncy must ensuc.
Now. should the next steamer bring
new, Of continuation Of the panic in
England. and an accumulation Of CONNER
cial disasters, the effect here must be scri-
ou>. While every means through which
gold can hc drawn from this country will
bc put into rcqui>ition, it is probable that
balances, ii there are any III our favor,
abroad, may become partially tied up.
But there j. quite enough material tor a
panic in this country-Quitc enough >pccQ-
laiion. and OVERRIDING Of traGe-to cause or
help on panic and a CONFUSION, should the
monetary storm i'll Europe not he quictrd
at once. Ii began in England with extra
ordinary violence, and its immediate sub
>idcucc would be very surprising.
y money panic in the chief commercial
cities OF the world ho> always seriously
affected u>; but our enormous national
debt. and the wide diffusion 81 the evil
deucc uf il. must make the country more
than ever sensitive I" such disturbances.
The rapid return Of those evidences may
give oar capitalists more than they carry
in time Of pressure, and then there must
Ia decline in values and disturbance III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-24

The CRESCENT MoNTHLY.-This periodl-
cal, published in New Orleans, displays
great deal of taste and enterprise, and is
equally remarkable for its talent. 1t Is
gotten up in close imitation OF BtacS,oood 5
aga,ine. The last number has most
interesting article on General LEE and
his Campaigns" The themes OF tins
monthly are always striking-yery much
above the level of those more notorious
periodicals with which the country has been
flooded. Without entering into politics, ii
nevertheless, as far as literature of the
kind il deals in may 60, does justice TO
the southern character, and that much
brui,ed, and in some parts of the Union
much-derided thing, called southern
chivalry."
We have copy OF the Crescent Nostii9
from Messrs. Cole & TURNER. Mr.. 7. \
TowSE, special agent of the editor, Mr.
WILLIAM EVELYN, is in this city, and viii
receive subscriptions 10 it. We learn that
the work is the most successful thus fal
ever published in the south.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-24

By Grnbhs ( Williams, Auction err,
yor,hwes, corner Of Yain and Eleventh streets


b. Grubhs ( Williams, Auction ers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
MOST VALUABLE AND BEAUTI-
wi Pull COTTAGE PAINS AID MAEkEI
GARDENS ONE MILE wgsT ~ TIE CIT ,
NEAR camp JACKSON. FOR sALb At At.
TIOv w, wII sell ~ agt'ion. mon tie pre- TsF-
on FRIDAY the 1T dav ~ June, !'sf, a. eloc <,
+ n. the properly located a. above. being part
III tho shields aud Richie iracts. adjoining he
land. Of ] st. Shield. Dr. CTeusuAw, J. !. sutton,
Jr and sils- Omoh uHdTp.s estate.
IL contains eightv-gua and seven .rTetifns acFe-r
and will be subdiyiisd according 10 4 pia; watch
NAV b. seen IL ONCE, into es ht lot 81 about
ten acre, each or IL will b. sold a. whole II pre-
fprred.
- yrftb norton of field psr -oii. - 4. yoTabie
:, ~. grrvrf1 II vegetables and fruits. Naturally
~ lie r,o.f productive character, n has been
hr,,,,b, hv varr uraiuse and j1iicsou. application
- t7iIgz.rs ID degree ~ fertility rot "luAl!si
bv any hoty Of Iaua u the same extent IN this
i'ro1 one II thcsn lots there j. 4 hoa' Gotta x
residence with seven rooms and al h'cs>>Af! OH
buildiugs also 4 bold spring near me nous, an.
variety ii CAosc. frUii~, &c, faaA.nS lh.> 49,
geiLeT = very attractive and desirable country
The land all lie, beautifully s situated IN one
NJ ne most Pleasant and Improving n@l1hbef-
hoods near tia city, and i particularly aGalis4 10!
cottage farm, and market garden 49,,
Thu terms wall be very accommodating All WI
ba announced II The time - safe. -
~ GgUBRS 4 WILLIAMS.
nys!-f, Aucii.nerrs.
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AUCTION sALEs-THIs DAY.
BY Regnault & Co.. Auctioneers,
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION
W without reserve. THIS THURSDAY MORN.
ING, 2Ah instant. at II o clock,
WALNUT. MAHOGANY, and POPLAR BUREAUS ,
NARBLE-TOP, MAHOGANY, and BLACK WAL
NUT SIDEBoARDS,
WALNUT and MAHOGANY CABINETS,
wARpROBES.
SOLID BLACK WALNUT SECRETARY and BUM
CASE,
WALNUT BOOK CASE,
ROSEWOOD EXTENSION TABLE,
MARBLE.TOP ROSEWOOD CENTRE TABLE,
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE,
COTTAGE snd HIGH.POsT BEDsTEADs,
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
wASHSTASDS,
BREAKFAST TABLES.
TRCEDLE BEDSTEADS,
PARLOR MIRRORS,
ROCKING CHAIRS,
IRON BEDSTEADS,
OAK pINIyG-ROOM CHAIRS,
REVOLVING CANE-SEAT OFFICE CHAIhS'
OAK OFFICE DESK, .-,,.,,-..
OFFICE RAILING and NEW STOKE >HEL' i-'''
BATH TUB,
SPRING BEDS,
REFRIGERATOR>,
BED QUILTS,
BED TICKS.
BLANhblSr
PAPER COLLARS.
LADIES. SATCHELs,
AGATE BUTTONS,
PERFrMERY,
POCKET COMBS.
POCKET BOOKS,
TOBACCO POUCHES,
FISHING TACKLE.
CHEWING TOBACCO
MEDICINE CHESTS,
WAFFLE IRONS.
GLASSWARE,
SATrg pELAIyE WINDOW CURTAINS, &c
ALSO.
N credit al .5xiy day, one MINIS CLAhh
FfANO.EoRTE. mahogany case. in perfect order.
RE1NACLT < co.
nv .I-t AucGoHeer>, &c
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Coon News FROM washington Re-
PORTED RY FoRNEY.-Ail the national Office
holders. high and low, are forced 10 pa
out of their salaries heavy contribution b,
the politicians who have in charge the con
spiracy to break down the Union party and
to assist the Copperheads. In October last
Mr.. Welles, Secretary OF the Navy, lwho
from that time has been more remorselesS
in prescribing faithful Union men than
even Mr.. Seward exultinglv enforced the
order preventing subordinates III his de-
partlnent from assisting the Union cause
and in March last Mr.. Paymaster-Gcneral
Brice was no less ready in approving the
course of such Of his subordinateS aS re-
fused TO aid the Union cause in New
Hampshire.
So that on the whole the Union party Is
in a bad way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-24

Al tho residence 81 his son ]. y. Crenshaw, in
Henricu. on the night n the .:i instant. > =
THANTkL C. CREN>HAW, If Hanover county,
Va. In the scvaniy-ffth year Of his age. me
deceased VA. 8 citizen much respected ana re.
loved. His uncommon energy ami puhIc spirit
ton ftho public welfare H. wAs al acti - aud use
ful member and minister ofthe Society 81 friends
and deeply imbuei With the peaceful anu ln9neh-
which continued three weeks. was Chs"red - NJ
latter year had been, by very eiiylng isith,
light Il An uucIuujci sky, with serene confidence
ia the Eeteamcr II men.
His funeral I! take place a. his resi- ence, on III
Mountain road, near Ground Squirrel bridge, in
Hanover county, Oh FRIDAY, the 18th. at Il A ".
nv 2!-it III So
On Wednesday, the 23ri inst. Al .clcck. 4. n,
A. the rssidshce 81 her daughter. Mrs. Lucy W.
Walker. Mrs. LCCA ". OTEY, wife u the late
Capt. John NJ Otey, Of Lynchbars, in tAe 68ih year
OF her axe.
fHauf.