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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

The district attorney yesterday fled informa-
tions against the following parties:
Bird johnson, negro, for shooting Martha An
derson, Colored, with InteRt to murder. EH..
Perry Bibbs, colored, for roDbing G. Gimbal of
pistol.
Joseph Rousseau, negro, for stabbing Marguerite
Washington, with intent to murder.
John Delacey and Patrick Keenan,, for feIon-
ously entering the steamer Golden Era, with in-
tent to steal.
John Trial, colored, for stealing twenty-one
school states and pair of andirons from T.
Schmidt.
William Henry alias Jones, coored, and William
Fernandez, for burgariously entering the house of
Q: Gouth, and stealing clothing and jewelry worth
ffty-six dollars "@
Patrick Quinn, for carrying revolver con
cealed.
Edmond Francois, colored, for an assault and
battery on Eugene FilIuetie colored.
A. Ferguson, colored, for carrying revolver
concealed.
asCharles Beggs, for carrying revolver CON
ceaied.
Sarah wrightaud Lizzie Whitehead, both col
ored, for assIaulting Fanny Luvna, colored, with
intent to kill.
Billy alias Louis schoff, for an assault and bat.
terry on Burk Porter, coored.
| William Clark, for an assault and battery on l..
CuertOn.
The district attorney entered none proseqnics
| in the following eases:
John CoureY and Pat Gary, accused of an
assault and battery on JAS. Callaghau,
James Callaghan, accused Of stabbug John
| Conrey with intent to murder.
| John Conrey, accused of an assault and battery
on P. NJ. Mcguire.
Fenley Patton, accused Of an assault and battery
on Ernest Ciairain. f.
ru'e was taken yesterday by Major NJ,
bradford. as counsel FOR Edward GaGe, upon IL
| Newton Sherburn. attorney at law, requiring him
to surrender certain title papera to valuable pro
perty in Texas. &ir. Cade, who il stranger in
the city, was lately confined in the Parish Prsor
| on charge of carrying conceded weapons
which has been dismissed by the district attorney
During his Imprisonment, the motion on file says
he was visited by Mr.. Sherburn, and an agreement
made that Mr.. s. should procure bail for him. To
facilitate him in doing 50, Mr. Cade intrustad L
him the papers now sought to be recovered. Hc
failed to obtain tile bail, andM Cade wasreleased
by the eXertiona Of friend from Iexas Upoh
demand beng made for the papers, Mr. Sherburn
refused to return them until he was paid a hun
dred dollars for his services, although, it is
ayerred, nothing is due him since he failed tc
obtain the security required to bail Mr.. Cade
The rule is returnable on Saturday.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

L
Tue president showing that the preas9tfess'e.i1
Oh the ponce aepaImeht aVotaeQ luz 7upR"'9"
wrong, ne Withdrew tae laonon.
. Mr. soule cahed attention 20 . case elas h@o
been iaid BEFORE inc ooaEd and h&eo lof tFlai q =
future day' ne IeleFrea 10 ''le chaFse pLS!etLSo
against oilcer John " buiy ot appfoplh'ln5 70
MS own use nVe collars 'ne proPeF'y OF one 'Stl'
ramon me cllsfg, hao ''sSn pioushs 80
Recorder l45tten II the ioEl o. an a9esA'i2n q
larceny MI ooaie was present ~ .hS slina-
holi' anu "ithoaSn inc recotoef ue'', II tLs
% commit lne ollcer TT 0rial o1,otS ti0
court MI 9oute' kAoRh3 1ne cn'i@S'st y W
prosecutor, who was the person III "hose hou7e
the alleged larceny was coInLnltseu, 70 oe "ias -
an infamous person, regarded the aec.7ion as 'ii'
thaS should not influence the noaro'
Ihspfesident onsefYed tha1 he Haa oiu9lsP :
suspension OF MI. Dnhy upon p'taea Jao'@ snow
ng OF tue facts. q chafge naa peen Iot" aruea "
nm py ent JACOBS, q sne lnro D.7tics, a5atii7s
Mr. Duily' accompanied Dy deel5ol 0l hscotuel
Letten, anq nndef these circumstances nc lt,ls ~.
mayor deemed u ms daty 70 SUSPEND tHE. Dahy
anu oroer Ihe case 70 pe supitt'ea 70 'i7 po"' u
he Wonta say however, IAa1 ne tnoagh1 II very
slhg"iar 1iaS R9Hce olnSet aleu'u coAlRL oitii'9
h'iLseil loF tle mere iH4.'ef u h'e uoA'~'S.
lhe members oI tus 0oaru, ansii'Laousiy' q,
pressed sne"'S7l'eS ~ i&toE y Sil9 opiS2A "oiNs
FeL.e'eu from stSPeH5ion'
mr. conway tnousht tne poato 5Lou1o oraer tLe
snSpension 70 pe conSieieu" l~lii'J itoi,A 'i,e
pesln'iiuB' II tne man "aS> il-fioeei' H0
su.LeE ~ PeHaltS.
me piesioent eAplal1eu 'ia' 'llee uuys ~ 1ie
SUSPENSION were oey0nu Tue feiLsoS oi 'le pOatu
r IesaluTu p"y'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
Interesting General Intelligence.
SHIPPING, RIVER NEWS. Etc. Etc

MONTREAL, Oct S1.-At public dinner party
last night, General Sir John Michel the COM
nander-in-chef made speech recommending
The fertilization Of Montreal, Kingston and points
| West, also that the volunteer movement be ex-
| tended over the entire of British America.
| yhe Canadian papers are discussing SeWaTds
letter and the tone of the American papers on the
Fenian trials. They say their threats will do the
| prisoners more harm than good.
| BALTIMORE, Oct 3l.-The trial of the commits
sioners is still progressing All parties are very
anxious to get through with the trial The gov
| ernor remarked that if necessary be would slt up
| until midnight to accommodate tue counsel. 1ne
counsel for tie commissioners desire TO argue the
/ case.
NEw YORK, Oct. 3l.--A large and enthusiastic
| Democratic mass meeting al the Cooper Institute,
/ last night, to ralify the nomination OF Holman
! for governor Great enthusiasm prevailed. The
radicals had q large meeting at the Fifth ward
Hotel, to ratify the nomination of Mr. Greeley toE
| Congress. e4
WAsHISGToN Oct. 31-The government has de-
cided not sell any Of the ronclada to any parties
The funeral of the daughter of secretatty Seward
took place this afternoon. 1t was attended by the
President, all the membegs Of the eaPSpe5 foreign
ministers, Gen. Grant, Lieut., Gen sherman and
other distinguished persOnages. The remains
| were sent to Auburn in speeial car.
| LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3l.--Mr, Prentice is conya-
lescent and considered cut Of danger. EE41.,, ~
| NEW YoRK, October 81. Evening, - Sod ~
Sloseu S az l49S saIoss o Ism bales
oa4ss9 81 iuI sales I'D
tllg AZ s :o6Ssi9 3tJg What sn 10c
pps. 9o1tneIa 'E ~ oo0g91i IT, f soiaS e7sO
nighef. oats le' i0ger, FoFh hrlel siss isl o'SS ~
y3s' i59e Piee steady sales ZOO bags East India IN
bond at 7pe C5ffae and Molasses firm Spirits
CISoISN4T1, Nc Sil Oct Si-Floar very firm and in
pood Gamot,d - $iD SnG011 95 far sunerfne; trade
fu f6rands SO Soal1 5G fSnev sl50l5 50. Whea
Arm nj 50 dSGg9-SS oats 5sc, Corn excited at
o5n solos 7 at S9o Ear at 6Oo. There ia a fifmeT
fee;n, ir noSs1ns. the s+ocE Of od quite SMALL
ana bssli = sies arc c2hanstea shoulders are lie ID
at igGo Ioose sales Pacon sides Isle for
cioa! 1iett, for ,ibhnd Shoulders 16l Lard 1885,
II Ma osa p,r, Is held al s93
new new s sold at S2S Hogs are in aht supply at IS To-
Gold i451,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
Le recorder dismissed the charge.
BOARD or Police CommtsaEoncrg.. =

The regular weekly meeting of the Board Of
Police Commissioners was held last evening
present. Messrs. Conway, Lynch, Moore and
| 5oul6 Mayor Monroe presiding
Charges Against several members Of the police
were read and fixed for trial.
Mr. Moore intr0duceda resolution intending that
policemen required to appear as witnesses before
the board, should not lose pay during their at
tendance.
MI. Soul5 suggested that the board had no CON
trol of the matter. The action of the board could
only be advisory, Or presented in the form of a
recommendation The finance committee or the
council only could act effectively on the subject.
Mr.. Conway submitted that the proper course
for the board would be to address request to the
finance committee to take into consideration the
subject matter of the resolution. 1t was SO OBJ
Fiousy unjust that police officers, compelled TO
attend Che meetings of the board as witnesses,
should lose their days pay, that to request the
attention of the committee to the subject would
suffice.
The president remarked that in the police
arrangements this matter had already been
attended to. The meetings Of the board we're
held at night. Night officers, therefore, only
could lose time. Instructions had been given and
were carried out shat, whenever a night officer
was required to be present at q meeting Of the
board, all he had 10 do was to report the fact to
lis superior in immediate command, and he was
reported as on duty.
Mr.. Moore said his only object was to endeavpr
to prevent an injustice, and the explanation of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
a Rreaeh Of rrust Cnse.

n. Il. Esiing was examined before Recorder
Aheln, last. evening, on charge of breach of
trust preferred by Charles lizard.
The testimony showed that Mr.. Esling, the ac-
cused, and Mr.. lizard had been in partnership in
the auction business. During this partnership
Mrs. May Izard wife Of the complainant, gave Mr..
Esling two huudred and forty dollars in geld, to
be exchanged for grsenhacks. He gave her in
return hundred and fifty dollars, in green
backs, and promising to pay the balance
as sheneeded it, suggested to her that it was not
safe to keep money in her house. 70 this she
made no objection. The transaction was in
July last. Up to this day, though Mrs. Izard
made several demands, Mr.. Esling has not paid
the balance. Mr.. lizard was ignorant of the trans
action until his return from the North last month
The money, he testified, was his wife's property
and he instituted the prosecution upon her repro
sentation o. the facts.
The recorder dismissed the charge.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

7 JT7,cn TlTgr,,,rc, r1,,, =
"a L459E case OF Ghafies b. Clark
"au 9nau ol w ls1 y > infantry ar
rSr @ u = GaIse s1 u ste4hg o syer watches
ir hui III. u nts, huora hl!tef NO. z51 Ram
f 2tt eep Hn 93%tutuuy evening iaSt' came up
~ nnetn 9estIaay ana the PRISON
ba toI 1 lgu r+ onerto 'e it9ry authorities to
T,n "~aio ,'lof of 'laLi Ta
assault and battery o wag GdGs Sy S61n 1 BaSe
ns and oson liu tle c9e % 81 hony Man
bftery Tnon NJ 0eors e sd oL m SsoE aa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
Post Office BT0ttce.


Until further notice he Mails at the New Orleans Fest Office
will be closed follows
Mails North, Eastond West close daily at2r NJ, via N o.
Jackson, and G. n. R. P.
Malls for Bay st. Louis, Pass Christian, Mississippi City
Mobile, Selma, Montgomery and Atlanta, close daily al
II An
Brsssar &C., opeouaas Railroad, daily, except Sundays
Rt6 o'clock A. 4,
Galveston Indanoa and Southern and Woaten Texas Mails,
by Morgan steamers, Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays,
at7A
Mails for Nascbez Rouge etc. by Atlantic Mlssla
sippi steamers daily, except Sundays, at 3P
Ceflst Mails all Offices far up tho river Bayou
Sara by steamer Latourehe, Wednesdays at and
iSaturdays at3P x.
Mails for Northeastern Texas Red River, rweeky, as
o clock P. n. r.,
Mails fer ouachts River Wednesdays Saturdays,
o'clock P. AZ.
OFF ICE HoURs-opens8 A. NJ closes P N. The Gs5.
ea livery Merchants Delivery will be kept open uus
9F ".
UNL'AEs.-oHce opens A. N, ard closesl2H n.
r. W. TALIAFERRO,
Postmaster.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
Arrivals at the Principal rrotels.


ST. CHARLES HOTEL.-W NJ Blelock, Cairo;
Morgan, Miss Morgan, New York; G H Muir
ray, New Jersey; Fl c Symonds, city: e G Cotton,
Mobile; Andrews, Iberville; j II Creight, Ala;
liams, ky; r 7 Atkinson, Va; Miss erwin, Mrs L z
TUFTS, Peter Tufts, Miss; Col Chamblg and family,
U : A; Nv : Harper, city, DR. Schenck; Mrs Ben
nett and Ghild, va; Mrs y K Bachelor Ark. Z
CITY HOHEII-J A Gedey, Miss; W Hamilton
Brashear, La; ] Callthan, Bayou de Gaize La; W
Y lichauE keufman, Texas; R L Cook, Colum-
bus; A RannRy, Richmond, Va; DR. Jesse Wallace,
Holmesyitle, Miss P g Quinn do II Q Brioyer, do;
" ,E francis and wife, 3 Y; Wells Paris Texas
4 Weston, Q J Calmell, city; EJ Wench, Barataria
Y Lehman, q 2 Lawrence, Ii Cruoker, G r
Davis, city: w Siliman, Clnton A ] parmele,
city; G s Wilson, Augusta, Ga; q q Pfeiter, city;
Wngley, J B Wrigley, Miss > J Wrigley, Texas
kemmis, J Marks. city; G Mason, Homer,
La; W L McKoin, W P Bailif, Berlin, Ark; A Nc.
henzie, Louisville; o R Durgan and wife Calves
ton; Mrs Dearing aud child; s Hutches La; H
Mix and family, city; Q Allen, Mobile; G Dave, @
Howard, 9 Mttron, Blair, st Louis; G Il An
son; Conrad Bunsen and wife, A W Bunsen and
wife, Illinois; Mrs Baynham, J W Baynham, D
Murray, Texas; DR. Frank Lanter and family,
St Louis; John Mason and son, Richmond, Va;
B Anderson, La; Miss B Macknder, Poo
New York. ="
ST. JAMES HOTEL-J Farden, Texas: Sam
COCHRAN, Miss; q Gilmore, Miss; w K Maxwell,
Paul Bremoud aud wife, Houston; W M Patton,
Jackson, Miss; j. Van Ronkle, Miss; T Collins
and wife, Texas; Ernest Massey, Yazoo, Miss; D
Mcleod, n Miss; Mrs A Christian, Galveston j
! Miller; l Miss; P R Streoter, Miss; Miss W Rho
der, y !; H&wes, city; Brown, ] S Vaughn,
Miss; = Forman, Rodney, Miss; Frank Shaw,
city; W Aiken, city; + b Shegrove, Mont.
gomery; r Pinkston, Ala; W + West, j 7 Car
michael N and family, Miss Mary Carmichael, Ca
z P Carmichael, do; Miss Margaret Carmichael
do; Mss Z Carmichael, do; A wilson do; John
Smith; " W Cowan, Shipley, Atlanta, Ga; r W
E4tIin, city; BJohnson, A L Morgan Miss Emma
ErWm, d Tutts2nd wife, Lake Washington, Miss;
Miss hinny Adams, Miss Kate Goodl0e, Mrs Julia
J ohnson, Mrs Reid, Mrs Davis, Miss f Davis, Robt
Adams, g Il Gracraft, Chicot county, Ark; HMiles
wa Wao55y t5tml,y Miss Miss Miles, Bent 5, strlsara
J Britton, Miss Britton Pass Christian; Col Pea
wood NJ 5 Crawford; Mrs d, W Bland and family,
Iensas parish; j Mitchell, Yazoo City.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
Fighting in Gambia.
Telegraph Gable Improvement
Attempt to Assassinate the Ezmpe-
ror of Austria.
THsLolDol TINES AGAIN0N TIVE AL4BAMscLslMs
r E1GN MARKETS

LoNDov, Oct. 90 The latent adyices from Cam
die say that fighting betweea the Christians and
the TdTkish army continues.
IN consequence Of Che bad condition Of the tele-
graph lines in Newfoundland. it is proposed by
the anglo American Telegraph Company TO lay
cables rom Placentia Bay to Halifax and Boston,
The tolls upon the dispatches on the cable viii be
reduced one half on November LIST.
PRAGUE Saturday, Oct 27.-An attarnn4 vvaa n
made TO shoot the Emperor Francis Josenb m
leaving the theater this evening The cnlprit
aimed dis pistol at the kaiser but befoge the bali
Was fred he was seized by an Englishmsn and
placed underarrest -
LoxDoS, Tuesday, Oct. 3O.-The Times araia
urges the reference Of the claims of the United
States for the property destroyed blythe Alabama,
to a Joint commission, and thinks it would be an
act Of policy, if not of Justice.
HERLTS Oct. 30.-Ehe king has directed the
celebration Of solemn fete On the Iith of No.
YeInber for the restoration Of peace.
LEyERPooL, Oct. 29.-Cotson is steady. The
sales were 10000 bales. Middfng uplands are
| quoted at l5d. BreadstuGs are firm. Lard is uu-
changed.
LoSDos, Oct, 9.-The money market is ua-
| changed. Consols are quoted at s94 and U. s.
LrTEsPooI. Oct. 800 Cotton is quiet but steady,
! The sales to-day Amounted to TOOO bales Mid
ding uplands closed at .l5d.
MANCHESTER, Oct. 30.-The market for goods
and yarns is fat
L LoSDoS, Oct 80.-Consols, seI United States
ouEESsTowS. RI . Oct 80,-The steamships City Of
Dublin and City of Boston, from New York, have
urriyed.E 4
from New York On the 20th, has arrived.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 30.-The steamship Amer
ica, from New York on the Goth, has arrived.
souEHAuFToS, Oct 29.-Arrived, Teutona
from New York on the Gan.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct 20.-Arrived steamer City
| Cork from New York, 4a "a ,#44 53
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

BOOK AND JOB R5SENT8NGi
SUCH AS:
LAWYERS BRIEFS
PAMPHLETS.
BILLS LADING,
BILL HEADS.
BANK CHECKs,
PROMIssORY NOTES,
rHI CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF FARE
BALL TICKETS,
DRUGGISTS LABELS,
DAY ECEIPTs
BLANKS,
CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS,
HAND BILLS,
PROGRAMMES
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

DEATH OF MR.. sEWARD'sDAUGHTEB.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

And Every Other Deacrgp, ton oTJob Printing
The material Of the BOuK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTRELY NEW having ast been recei ved from the most
Celebrated Fouadres and comprises all the defp pFove
me2ts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

a few days since, at St. Sophie, Canada West,
a lad named Goldman beat almost to death his
neighbor, named Kirk. The sheep Of tue former
had trespassed on the ground Of the latter who
held them aud refused to release them. Goldman
therefore who is only fourteen years old, attacked
Kirk, who is over ninety years of age, and boxed
to the ground. AT last accounts Kirk was in u
very precarioas condition.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

Beauregard, it is due to every man who has a
reputation to save to say, that not one Of them
had any cognizance of this atrocious violation of
the emancipation proclamation. We admit that
we saw United States Senator Randell Hunt pass
by and cast significant leers at the unhappy OBJ
ject Of our paragraph: but that was all. He did
not I'D for It. we doubt if he would have ac-
cepted il as gift. We saw many others stop and
loo7l at it; but they only laughed. sickly their
mirh may have been; nut we could not see it,
The truth is, however lamentabe it may be to
have to acknowledge it, in the teeth Of the handle
that may be made Of it by the Summers aud the
Dougasses, the Phillipses and the RandoIphs,
ct ii genus onlne, the fact is everybody laughed
Aye, it was great joke to all OF them to see a
man and brother (what if he was wrought Of
clay and black Of color?) stuck up in front Of a
gaily lighted store, and labelled "for sale"
Aye, it was great joke. And vain were the
efforts to treat it as serious matter. All the
radical rowdies, and all the rowdy radicals could
not make more or less Of it. Why the very con
trabapds themselves gripned and gufawed at it, Is
it any wonder, then, that when Gen. 2. B. Blather
skite attempted to interfere with it, he was met
with q contemptuous .plenty more O the same
sort, if you want 'em for home consumption oreG-
portaton?1 Not bit! And, like well bred F.
NJ. B., he took his departure, with his caudai APP
pendage where it ought to be. "And thereby
hangs ta.e!n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

The secretary Of the treasury has recoiVed3 the
following, with one hundred and five dollars
inclosed
send my first three years. bounty, and will
send You my special as soon as l can want aJ
bounty for shooting at men. z..-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

NO IRON cLADs TO Be SOLD TO FOREIGNERS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
Crescent
0oK AND JOB PRINTING

fg sls
00K AND JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT,
10. 81 Gam street, New Orleans Es.
@t =G -
u5tuess men and tn public respectfully Informed that
CRESCENT now IN possession Of superior facilities sor
neat and expedition Se1eoution, the most reasonable
MS, of
d.. steH vHt s.s,l s
VERY STYLE AND vARIEFY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
The Unriddrrng ore Riddle.

A Wolf has tobacco shop on Canal street
This Wolf has negro statue in 'front.' as sign,
and for sale is inscribed upon the Ethiopian
image. The inscription was supposed by an
officer Of tile F. II. B. to be reasonable revival
Of the sale Of citizens Of African SCENT In
dignant that the wards Of the bureau should be
treated thus, he imperiously demanded to know if
it was intended to convey the idea that negroes
were to be sold, to which Mr.. Wolf responded, that
The darkey in front Of bis establishment would be
sold and half dozen Of the same sort were on
hand for sale.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

POLITICAL, AEETINGsN NEW YORK.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

List Of dispatches remaining at the telegraph
Office forwant of proper address: W. A. Mccoy,
Il. D. Stone, attorney at law.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
Official Recommendations to Fortiffy
Canada,

FEN-AN THREATS DOING MORE HARM
Hs 4# THAN GOOD. H III
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

STYLE AND VARIETY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
ESTABLISHMENT

10. 90 Gam street. New Orleans, Ea,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
gooK AVID JOE PRINTING.

2
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70 the Public.
MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR
AssSOCIAT1oN.

hrcl ans Mechanics and Artisans of all descriptions
of Tho Association,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-02
Married.

At the residence of the brides father, Feb
9th 1865, by the Rev A. G. Woods, Mr.
Ja>per N. Moulton OF Lime Springs Iowa, to
Miss Ella J. Sharpe OF York, Minnesota.
Accompanying the above notice was a sup
ny OF most capital Wedding cake-a token
sot rene mbrance 10 the printers
May the realities of life leave with them
ar theirs no traces Of sorrow. but NAV
they through all its fortunes cherish for
each other the respect and regard the! do
today AID may their measure of happi ness
be ii ed to the brm through all the changes
of time and eternity
On Wednesday Feb 2sth 1866 at the res:
denee OF Mr.. Alexis White, in the town Of
Vernon Springs, Howard Co. Iowa, by the
Rev. J. Fl. Fitch, MIR Harry D. White and
Miss Jerusha Brown.
Also by the same, at the same time and
place, Mr.: Samuel L. Thompson, and Miss
Martha White.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-02

No-lcs:.==1s hereby given that q
meeting of the Board Of Directors OF
the Howard County Agricultural 5oc-
ETY. will be held at the office of the Sec
rotary at New Oregon on F"iday March
the 90 at 2 o'clock =. NJ. for the pur-
pose of arranging and publishing list
oc premiums to be awarded at the com
ing Agricultural Fair, deciding on the
time and place it shall be held, appoint
ing awarding committees, and such 9TH
err matters as may come before the
Board.
Tho following arc the Board of Di-
rectors. Aug. Beadle, James Oakley,
S. Rad fcld, c. G. Hewitt, w. s Petit
bone, s. A. Sion c, Thos MoCook. Thos.
P. Deyiss, Wy. Wells, ]. II. Wildman
g. w. Fields, Aaron Kimball.
Dated, February % 1866.
By order OF JAMES GREENLEAf,
Attest, President
w. r MEAD, Secretary.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-02
flNKL.E & LYON
Sewing Ma
chine Co.
Office 5sl broadway, Nalv York.


.GUARANIEE.-Aftcra fair trial, if any
purchaser does not regard the FINKLE& Ly-
ON Sewing Machine as superior to any ma
chine in market he can return it and have
his money. Ii has taken, many Of the high
ost prizss,-~is less complicated than any 9th
er first class n,achiue,-docs q wider range
of work without changing, requires 40 tax
ing apart to clean or oil, and no lessons
to set needle regulate tension, Or operate
machinc.
NJ. q. ANY Clergyman seuding us two or,
dcrs for machines, shall receive one for him
self rs present. The same proposition 10
extended to Professors and Teaehers.
We have now completed our near .nsaan.
fc.toyy at @ cost of some 100000. including
nc,u pctsnts and'important Improvements
and the Object of the above proposition is to
secure the immediate introduction Of our i'm,
proved machine into every town in the Uni
ted States without iacprlng the great ex,
pense of travelling agent.
This proposition cannot avail in towns 90.
cuy,ed by our own agents.
Please send for descriptive 'CATAIoorE,
with sample of sewing
n11v7) LUCIUS LYON. .Ssc'y
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-02
OUR sUPPLEMENT.

To accommodate the increased
demand made by advertisers up
On our columns, we shall issue a
half sheet supplement, alternating
the advertisements each week
from the supplement to the regu-
lar issue and vice -versa 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
make adver tisements inserted
in the supplement- as valuable to
to our patrons as if inserted in
the regular issue of the Plain
Dealer.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-02

SMALL Business - Some Miscl.;e.
, Gus fellows broke into, the room where
the supper FIR the Episcopal donation
was spread, stealing s,ne cakes an
other delicacies set apart Wy the com
snlttee ;r,r sick families in town.
Among the articles stolen was tongue
trongaes often tell tales. This one
may be no exception to the general
aule. Those Who did so mean an act
should be exposed. When the COM
mittee learn their names. rs they are
likely to, they should oe given to the
public.