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Conservative Meeting in worlhing,on,

Conservative Meeting i'm WOrthinston'
AT large and respectable meeting OF
the loyal men of Worthington and vi
cinity, held in this place on the 18th
inst, after listening to able and eloquent
speeches from J. C. Lininger, Jesse
Sturm, John w. Hess and others, upon
the issues Of the day, the following reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted:
Regolced 1st, That we as citizens of West
Va, aud forming component part OF this vast
and powerful nation, d0'pubicany endorse An.
drew johnson as the Chief Magistrate OF the
United States; and that we further endorse the
principles and acts Of the said Andrew johnson
SO long as he is governed by the Constitution, as
we verify believe he has been in all his past acts
as Chief Magistrate.
Pesolred, I'd, That we discard all party names,
factions or cligues of whatever PARTY, but the
party of the Union and the Constitution, and
that its safety and our lasting hopes are placed
only in the great Conservative party OF the
Union,
Resolved, Sd, That VIC call on all Conservative
men of all parties to join in the issue, for by 1T
we stand, or we fall.
ReS0lced, 4th, That we shall to our utmost op.
pose all radical measures springing from the
Thad. Stevens clique, which in their very spirit
and tone are ruinous in the extreme.
ReSOlUed, 5th That we recognize the Fairmont
National truly and eminently loyal payer and
that its able editor through its columns will de-
iend the true, loyal Conservative men Of this
county.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
j. w. BoGGESS, Pres't.
5. NJ. BILLINGSLEY, Sec'y.
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4 ;put there is class of objections

"a But there is a class of objections
even more serious, because more in con-
sonance with the revolutionary designs
of the contrivers of the bill. 1t author
ICES the President to appoint spies ana
informers absolutely without limit OF
number ( g.. Officers" whom he may
especially empower He may put one
on every street corner and at every mi'o
post in the Union, without transcending
the letter of this law. 1t authorizes tne
Federal courts to multiply their commits
sioners without limit and empowers eacn
one of these to appoint as many "si'i'a-
BILE persons" (detectiyes) as they choose
in every county, to mako arrests anu
provides a compensation for both' SO hD'
eral as to expose them to lrreslstioi0
temptation to Cypress. Even these aes,
picable hirelings have the power 10 CAL
the army to their aid. One oil these
cou,d arrest the Governor of a sovereign
State and the county or township com
missioner of the United States Court
could put him in Jail without violating
the language of this bill.
Thus, not to dwell on one point, we
have at glance, throughout this wide
land, scheme the most perfect ever
contrived by wicked men for provoking
that exertion of the military power
which would lift it into gigantic and
all.pervading despotism, before which
the liberties of the people would go
down forever,
But, they say, the power is in the
President, and if the despotism comes,
it will be through him. This brings us
to the most important practical point
of all He could not execute such a
law, for he would not betray the people.
They know he could not. They, there
fore, hope to pass it over his veto, and
| when he refuses to provoke universal in
| surrection to be put down by the mon
strous tyranny to which they invite him,
| knowing he cannot accept it, they will at
tempt to impeach and remore him,
The sovereign people hare giren as good
| heed heretofore We tell them the danger Is
not ore. Ue counsel again meetings Of the
people to rebuke By their mighty roice o.
authority this ne,u danger.
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R. j. BERRY g. CO.,

MANUFACTURERS AND DEAL.
vi ERS in Hawsirlaid on Manila Hemp,
Juts and Cotton Cordage, Wei Rope Fishing
Tackle, Lines, Twines Tar Pitch, Oakum,
Blocks Tarpaulins, Fire Brick, Tile and Clay
Gum Hose, Betting and Packing, No % Water
street, Wheeling W. Va. maI2l.ly
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TO CONTRACTORS.
EALED PROPOSALS. VIII. BE

SEAIED PROPOSALS. VIII. BE
~ received by the Committee OH Water Works
until O'Clock, SATURDAY, APRIL :, 1906
ior making about I 500 feet of ~ inch Water
Pipe. They are to be one inch thick, with all
the necessary branches to join with Pipes run.
ming at right angles, to all fire plugs that may
be ordered by the Committee OF persons having
the superintendent, The Pipe to be cast OF
moulded in dry sand and in perpendicular po.
sitOn, and OF good dark grey iron, so that it can
be easily drilled. Each Pipe or piece to be II
ieet long, and TO weigh not less than 2,4OO lbs
nor more than 900 lbs the castings to be de.
hvered in the Street where the Pipe is needed.
Also, Proposals for digging trench from the
BASIN to Main street, and down Main street to
Division street, in the Sixth Ward, and filling
the same after the Pipes are laid. Trench to be
from I'VE to seven feet deep and three feet wide.
Inc bids to be By the cubic yard. The Pipes,
with the necessary Elbows and rs and branches
TO be delivered as follows, to-wit; Fifty Cj0
ram Pipe to be ready and on the street not Ia
Ter than the 10th OF June, aid not less than four
per day thereafter. Payment to be cash for all
lhe above wora-contractor to give good secu-
MY Tor the fulhllment OF the contract.
BIDS VIII be endorsed " Proposals for Water
ripe, or % For Digging and TO be left with
Tue CIty CIerk. A. WILSON,
mar2O I'd Chairman Com. on Water Works.
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Mount de ChantaI Bazaar.

VNHIS BRILLIANT RAZAAR
i will be held by the young ladies Of Mount
de Chantal at Washington Hall during the
first week in April, commencing on MONDAY,
the 2d, at O'clock p. m. During the remain
der of the week, the doors will be open at 2p
m for the convenience OF such as can not well
attend in the evening III addition to the usual
attractions on such occasions, Healys splendid
picture of General Sherman, and the beautiful
groupe OF the Angel Guardian and Child, sCulp.
tured in white marble by Drabby & Powers, Of
New York, will be exhibited in the course
of the week The finest music, both vocal and
instrumental with other delightful modes Of en-.
tertainment, will vary the Programme from
evening to evening.
Doors will open the first evening at I o'clock
ing will open at p. m.
Admittance % cents. Tickets can be pro.
cured at the Cathedral, at Lecher and Mellor's
stores, and at the door mar2l.td
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County Meeting.

The citizens of Ohio county who are opposed
TO tho adoption oil the proposed amendment 10
the Constitution of West Virginia are To-
quested to assemble at the Court House. IN the
City of Wheeling, on SATURDAY, AfklL
18th, at o'clock, P NJ, to appoint Delegates TO
the STATE CONVENTION to be held at Ciarks'
burg, on THURSDAY, APRIL l2, is66' II Is
hoped there will be a large attendance from
each Township in the County.
By ORDER OF THE En-. Com
Wheeling, March %.
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state Convention.

The citizens of this State who are opposed to
he adoption Of the proposed amendment to the
Constitution Of West Virginia are requested to
assemble in their respective counties, at such
time as they may deem most expedisnt, and sp'
point one Delegate to represent each election
precinct in their county in the STATE CON
yENTION to be held at CLARKSBURG.H arri
son county. on THURSDAY, the lsth day Of
APRIL, 1866. for the purpose of devising meas
urea of opposition TO the 'radicaiism now domi
nant in this State.
- By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEES.
Wheeling, March II, ls6G.
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BROWN & LOSES GALLERY.

Photographs Plain and India Ink.
Photographs Finished in Oil CoIors-
Photographs Finished inNVaIer CoIors
III AVING PURCHASER A. MANI
II MOTH Camera We are now prepared to do
large work on short notice and ON reasonable
terms Call and see. 1894 Main StreHxG
feb1 WHEELING, W. W.
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100 Mats Cinnamon,
500 lbs Cloves
go " Nutmegs, sound,
500 Allspice
For sale By LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD.
10 Bags Pepper, prime sifee5,
30 Boxes Corn Starch, #.
% Ground Ginger,
25 Ground Pepper,
For sale by LAUGHLINs s. BQSHFlELD.
i.5Oo lbs Manila and Bengal Indigo,
$500 &" Nader 0mbro,
1000 {" Extract LOgwood, assorted boxes,
1000 &" Clipped. Logwood, in boxes,
For sale by LAUGHLINS d BUSHFIELD.
25 Dozen Bunetts Extract Lemon,
25 Burnetts Extract Vanilla,
25 Cocoaine,
20 Extract Rose and Almonds,
At LAUGHLlNS & BUSHFlELDS.
80 Dozen Fancy Colognes,
200 Rose and Bears Oil,
GO " Bazine's Pomades,
60 4" Glenn's Pomades,
At LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD'S.
80 Dozen Paint Brushes, assorted,
80 " Sash Tools,
~ Varnish Brushes,
% a." Cloth Brushes,
At LAUGHLINS g. BUSHFIELD'S.
- Dozen White Wash Brushes, q
% Hair Brushes, different styles,
% Busting Brushes plain and fancy
30 Srubbing Brushes,
At LAUGHLINS a. BUSHFIELD'S.
2Olbs Oil Lemon, fresh and pure
10 Oil BergamOt,
10 " Oil Cassia, very nice
20 Peppermint, select ,s,
At LAUGHLlNS & BUSHFIELDs.
81 Gross Todd's Pills, family use.
10 Ayrea Cathartic Pills,
10 Wright's Indian Pill,
% McLain's Liver Pill ..,
At LAUGHLINS & BUSHFlELDS'
The above goods are bought low and will
sold to cash buyers at low rates.
Call and get our prices and see our goods a~d
we will guarantee satisfaction.
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD,
DRUGGISTS,
MAIN STREET. WHEELING
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Downs SALooN.-John H. Downs having ia.
ken exclusive control OF the Saloon at No.
Washington Hall, would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally that he is
now serving up in the best style Fresh Shell
Can, Tub aad Bucket Oysters Venison, Quails,
Partridges, Squirrels, and other game. The bar
is supplied with choice brands If malt and spir.
itous Liquors. decl-tf
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SUGAR-
y 90 hogsheads, prime quality.
just received and for sale BY II. REILLY.
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a Capital of $500, 900.

A liberal trade from the country and country
stores solicited. We viii pay cash or merchan.
die for produce that Is In good condition. Call
and get everything you want at lowest rates.
dec57-d&vtf WA. GREGG Manager
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/ g. G.. BAYHA.

ID BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall, q few doors above Monroe
Street. Keep constantly ON hand full assert
ment Of the above articles.
EITHER wagon runs constantly TO all parts
OF tie city with Bread, Crackers, kasks Cakes
etc. sep20
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09

The Unive, Sal Clothes Wringer the
hest in use, elsewhere advertised in our
colum"s May be found at tAe store Of
M,"n e. Hurt,
Every family should have one.
(no. 9 vol 7 t.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09
:ElNKLE s. LYNN
SEWN Ma
chine Co.
otfe- 5sl Broa.luay. Nsw York.

GcARl IL nir trial, if sny
ircslaatr does not regard the FlNKL" q Lr-
Sewing Machine a. sap.Il"r TO any ms
iine IN m"rkst, he can return it and havc
HEl'ncE. Il h-e ."ken many Of The high
t rl1z'",~ lis les' cnnll ct,.a than any oih.
y first class machine. ---dees wider range
1 work without changing requires 80 tx.
x ara~t to clean ort,!!, and no lessons"
got needle, regulate tension, or operate
lachiMo.
N 1. ANY Clergyman sending Va two o..
els i1r machines, hal receive 0, for Ii m
IT As l,yos cnt Tho am" proposition ia
zr"ndel 20 Professors and Teachers.
We hnyn nov completed orr n|m ,nan.s.
a.tory 1T a CT If tnlua s2c0 900. including
.eW ia'erts ana l@lr0rtant snlpfoEcments:--
I'd ne unj"as G.: lie Sd We prov osit.on il to
cure the Immediate il trodictton OF our m.
r"vna macL.nc tnco every town in TIE Uni.
ed States .",h,.5 incurng ia great sx.
cnss nj II travel! e agent
This n opos.fo On cnunot avail in toy.s 90.
.urled by Gu' own agents.
Please send tea .des3sirtiYe CA1.Lccur,
With sample OF sowing
1l.7) LUCiuS LYON. Sec'y
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09
S. L. CAREY.


We notice that some of our
Radical exchanges think And.
Johnson had imbibeu to mucl.
Democratic whiskey when h,
made his speech on the 22nd
Wonder if that was what allied
him whcn he made that speech
to the Baltimore delegation the
other day! If this is the efiec'
Of Democratic whiske; we wisl.
some of our Radical friends could
get Il "nip." 1t might be the
means of saving them.-Tayette
%. Union.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09

Campbell Of C"unover have The i'h and
VIII onmmrnce IS soon as Jack frost
will permir. Fraights have fallen ut
,n III. Il n = . 49, 49,
"'' ''' - -, r,. ''","c" or
wheat. A late,esoluinn in Congress
opposes any further EXHAUSTION Of the
currency Under thn: policy we may
took tor lower prices. Running in drh'
at 2.40 and paying IN a walk is I'D +" ~.
It's going il debt When wheat IL ,w"
dollars per h''-Ec~.. n,,;' laying whc,. is
50 g. IL ~ nl%g< ;h> rich the poor
c,n beg ,oas. is. and wi', be, the policy
tina. rules legislatures and men until
'thr g~i time coming comes.
Dry Cords are lower: Heavy sheet
ings 80 IL 35 c"n's. Prints Is to 25 cts
'D..Iaines 20 70 80 cents.
Sugars lower, Cntt"o dull, Butter il
good demand, fresh % Cts, Eggs mre
plen'v ut Is ~ 20 cts Dressed Port
9 u TO H. Beef dressed to 7 cts.
utdes 6 cte,
ST, CAREY
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09

'i'artirs having purchased, o.,
desiring lots in the New Oregon
N,mctery will call on the Trus-
tees for their deeds, which are
now ready. If those indebted for
lots will come forward and take
their deeds, the Trustees will b.
enabled to complete the enclosure
Of s"e s.uuuds besides other
needed aud contemplated inn
IAOyementS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09
Commerce and Finance.
G, u,,uypr 2.h N.r,.,, 1890

C':VNVVFT q u NN!ch ISEt
Since my last the markets h we ruled
.'ui Til" only i'5t"rest hei+.v ia wheat
w@.'sh baa materially advanced.
N" | bringing 95,ts Extra lO2.
NJ. 2 S5.s. O'herapro,luc" remains at
"is; r,,ces OTIS are wanted at 25cts
Le".; above either Aiii.,ukee or Chi
Cage markers. showing conclusively
,hn' ,h"s. markets will be nawh IRE
@.en The 4 Il. gets into Howard
t'u"ty, which Will soon he as The era J..
Ing IL now let. Meeara Clinton e.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09
House anl ! OF For Sac.

TIE UNDERSIGNED offers FIR sale a
good dwelling house with Stable, out houses
cistern An excellent we'll Of never failing
water on the premises: besides good thriving
fruit trees and shrubberyy, :, Also : timber
lot of two acres nca' by. The dwelling !:
one OF the best loca liens in New Oregon.
For terms enquire Of the subscriber on the
rrsns;resl ar e. This otice i. NJ COVERT.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09
HELa1EoLD's ROSE WASH,

HELA1BoLD'S ROSE WASH,
IN e1ceiien! lotion for diseases arising from habits Of
aSspa.tor uscd in connection With che Extracts Buchu
And sarsaparil!a IN such diseases recommended. Evil
tence OF the ,net responsible and reliable will
accompany the medicines. Also explicit directions for
asa, ca hundreds or ia7sGnds living vnesBes aad up
wards Of 5000 unsolicited certificates and rcccruenda
tory letters many Of which from tho highest sozccs
nedding eminent Physicians Clergymea, Statesmen o.
The Proprietor has resorted 10 their publication in
the newspapers he does not do this from the fact that his
articles rank Stanford F1ep tons, S1i do not need
20 be propped UT BY certificates.
The Science Of Mstcilc lka tka Doric Column should
stand simple pure. naeatic, having F.rt for ic tss.
Induction for rs ls- aIa Truth elcHe fss iIs Capital.
xsT.as
-!
ny kxsfaes sarlSsr;s Blood Purifier M r1.rsc.
6echr Is DCresc, snd will ac such in all cases.
GotA are prepared on purely scientific princip!es-tx
Sacte-anG are tho moo: active Of either that
can BE- made. ready and conclusive will be com.
parson OF their properties with these forth tho fol-
lowing works:
ses Dfspensatcgyef tho United atates.
Bee Professor DErETs' vslpsblg practices
efrhysic.
See remarks rnado by The celebrated Dr. pnrs1c phls
Zee remarks made by Or. EPaBA1M Mcdowell . cello.
eratcd Physician and Member Of coval College Of
Surgeons Ireland and published in the Transactions OF
the Eing end Queens Joa-rol,
Geo McdicoCEirurgical Ecy!ev. published by BNsy'H
TBAvE4s, Fellow Of the Royal College Of Surgeons.
See meet OF she lste standard works On Ee1ic!ne.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09
Strayed

Or stolen from tho res: t.enca Of John Schee
II the Township Of Lincoln Winnee!ilcs
20 4uty. on Tie 20 II Of Fcby one dog. nine
months cd half newfoundland and hall
heph,.rd, color dark gray or blacI, with
white feet and white ring nearly round the
..rcls breast mostly wia;to. | viii give FIVE
dollars to any ..e.son "ho will return said
log, yr give any information SO th't | can
:, h.M.
MIL JOHN SCHIE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09

New HARNESS Siinp.-Mcssrs.
p Robinson 4 Ayers have 'reue''
5ut q harness STOP in the secono
story Of the building adjoining
the store Of Moon & Hum. They
are both vel, known in this com.
nnuni,y. We commend them to
she patronage Of the public.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09
Ma eniy 10 be seen and operated % be Ap

freciGted.
Call and see for ynur=e before purohas.
ing. Please bring sample Of various kind
u thread. (Such rs Is usually found at stores
and yarUu, kinds Of fabric which you know
tue iorner mot popular Sewing II .ahines
either cnnj,9! pork a. oil, Or, at best very i'm
perfectly
Cup IRgDH l'InY.
over any " 'er MGcilne 10 tho nav!s. vii,
be seen at Il glance. ~.
LIST. 1t runs easily and rapidly, and is so
constructed ~ t. endure all kinds Of usage
2nd No breaking Of threads in going
over seems
3rd. No imperfect action Of the feed at
nHeven places in the work.
4th. The Wced->titch catches or itself.
and Will sow from the finest lace to tho heav.
lest leather, aud from 200 cotton to coarse
linen thread.
5th. Tho Wecl Machine will t.s leaut-
tul quilting On the bare wadding, without
using innor Iiaing, hus leaving it soft as if
done by hand
sh. Tho variety Of fancy work thai Gan
be done ep .4e
WEED MACHINE,
With 20 Attie trouble make: 1t equal /. rot Superior 80
Six Machines csabiaed for instance It Binds H.ns
lacks snd the hana at th.sany time ard Il,
tie
WEED NO 2 MACHINE
as tss'ra stated IL equivalent 10 cenbiaat..n o?sry
SIX srdiAsry a!sc!i leg.
Orders for machines may be se-t :kro ssh The .nsi-
car Advertising Agency, 3SS Broadway, II. 7.
Below We give = Fr~ pricei--
no. Oh Bllc Walnut CrnsMest.i with Res,.r
SEQ 90
NJ. OH 9iacx walnut, Hsl: Csc, o.nsnen,et
. With keln'ier. 6s 90
Eo. Z Extra Oh Polished Black Walnut Half Css.
lpa w Nrve.a on
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO
BIS Broadway New YORK.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09
CUR SUPPLENI ENT.

CUR SUPPLEMENT-
TO accommodate the increased
demand made by advertisers up
ON orr Columns, we shall issue
halfsheetsupplement, Alternating
observation-disclosures each week
tts.om the supplement- to the rcgu-
lur ISSUE AID Ujce, -rerSo until
such time as we can procure a
larger press. We shall give a
column "r more Of reading mat
ter instructive and interesting to
make adycr tiscmc,its inserted
IN the supplement rs valuable to
to our patrons as if inserted in
, the regular issue of the Plain
Dealer.
The Congregational Church have
mag, Arrangements for. the erection
of-a beIfry upon their place Of worship
4 huil'ing com ,n:.tec consisting of
Messro NJ 'on, Mlrshall, Allen, KIM
ball ANA Cte.nmer has been appointed.
The work vii! be commenced and
pushed to CON p!cti5n IS soon as the
necessary funds ale Ealael Subserip-
tsnas n.r be made with either Of the
crnu,irtce.
The Misses l.. NJ. ST John and A.
A. Brown h"ye opened 4 wrltin; school
n Ciemmer's Hall tur term If twelve
lessons. Th,ir terms are 81 for the
.e,lcs. their SYSTEM Of penmaaship
IS the Spc' ccria', tho prinalpses OF
which they arpes: 4n1ly competent to
taach We have seen some Of their
sp.c:g.ens which are excellent We
t2npr 10 SEQ tccn literally latro,Hzed.
Rev. } R.mrn gratefully "C-
know ledgcs in behalf y, hiu>ae!f ard
Trinity v's'ry. tha, he has rcce;7ca he
sam If slG1 % IN c4st anG otter a.
tic!cs esi,s ted at $1+ 50 being the
ayuls # the T.! .rs! DONATION las. week.
We cali sVccl;! attention 70 the all
yp,ii2eInrrt Ct i. Jackson in tits iss,l"
IIeis ci.,sius Gu, Ills stock f Hardware
vita the purpose of q'littins the ttnf,
this spr.ng. :T'les" ia s.cat of ny or
sicies in his line II rHslncss wDvi! Il,
well io-s'vo HIS: call as hey es', Ia,
gnNIs of bin az very r"as ,nai;ia .a,ca
Pierce Mitchell & Pierce have JUS
I t's"n re enforced With. = large s'och
Of new goods, IN addition 20 these pre-
Vi us'y o'sh hand. They have Il very
iinc assor,men: 4f; groceries ns al kirrs
also large let 9: No l clusks, VIII Il
tine aa,or tment Of boots snd shoes.
rsti'e1s, tai,n 7ul akir:.' &c &c. AL
:iaac articles can lie bought Of then
cheaper then they were ever sold i,
mia market. No.-l7.
We would call &: euior t. the II =
v,v,;~amcnt Il Ststtt rds Cu.::y4t,r a;.'
'roiH. rece4mmcu'l The impIamrns t.
ne Tnue' Of IBIS county. We s,s
th's Cuit,yssur Oh !ial last sras,,. AZ,
~. assure, iii rea.,a 5 the, it Ices niI III.
Is claimed fori Mr.. Augustus Nei'.-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09
Disso1utioA Notice.

NOIICE is hereby given that the CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing un'ler
the name and style Of Fellows & Wylie has
been Dissolved by mutual cons mt Of the par
ties
Rice1iilc lows Ethy, %, 1866,
J. 4. FFLLows
DAVID WYLIE
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-09
CAUTION

Whereas, M wife Nancy M. Starkey has
left my bed and board without just cause OF
provucation. this is to caution every one
aga inst barbnring or trusting her on my &C.
count. As shall pay no debt Of her contract
my after this date. JOSEPH STARKEY.
Dated February %, 1866. Inl5,2I