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Evening star., 1866-05-05
CHANGES IN arNrRAL GRANTS STAFF

CHANGES IN GRNERAL CHANTS sTArP
Lieutenant General Grant has issued an or.
der relieving Captain Peter I. Hudson, a. his
own request from duty as aide -de-camp on his
(the Generally stan, and appointing Lieuten-
ant Colonel Frederick T. Dent, Major, ath u. S
Infantry, and brevet Colonel, to the vacancy
The following named officers were also an :
nounced as Military Secretaries to the Lieuten-
ant General, with the rank Of Lieut. Colonel
I'd Lieutenant Ely s. Parker. I'd u. - Cavalry,
and I'd Lieutenant Adam Badeau, 4th u. s.
lpfantry
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ANOTHER SUSPENSION.

The financial excitement about town has
been heightened to-day by the fact Of the sus.
pension Of the Banking House OF Maury A.
Co., 7th street, who are involved by the sus.
pension Of the Merchant National Bank. It
is stated in behalf Of this firm that there is good
reason TO believe that it will soon be able to re.
sumo operations.
Evening star., 1866-05-05

~CInTRAL BUILDINa AssO0IArIoN.-
uS The eighth monthly meeting Of tnis Asso-
clation will be heId In the Council Chanber on
TUESDAY EVBNING, the 8th instant at eight
O'Clock. The treasurer will be In attendance
about seven O'Clock for the cow enienos VI mem.
bsrs. -
my 5-1 WH. w. M00RB, Sec.
n@ TREASURY DEPARTMENT. APRIL 90,
N 1866 Notice is hereby given that the
Treasurer Of The United ststs:. the Assistant
ton, and the United States DepesitAries at Baiti.
more end Cincinnati have been directed to discou-
time from this date the Tecefpt Of deposits on ac
count Of TEMPORARY LOAN, EXCEPT those in
McCULLOCH.
my6-H Secretary OF the Treasury
n@TREAsURY DEPART MENT, APRII 81.
w 1s6S.- Notice I, hereby given that on the
18th day of May. 1885, the interest upon ali certi
hcafes OF deposit on acc0uut OF emporary loan
(otber than those iseued for Clearing honse pur.
pesesJ then outstanding and unpaid will be re
duced to the uniform rate Of FIVE PER GENT
per annum from that date. and all persons tner
holding such certificates on which higher rate OF
interest specified are requested TO present the
same to the officers by whom issued, thar other
certificates may be issued therefor.
my oot Secretary OF the Treasury
Evening star., 1866-05-05

sVA especial season OF prayer Tor the New
Haven editors" was held in one of the New
Haven churches, last week 1t is understood
that similar season Of prayer will be insu-
tuted for the benefit Of the morning papers OF
this city
Evening star., 1866-05-05
PARDONED.

q President johnson has signed the pardons o.
Harry Hays, Of Louisiana, Confederate Gen
erai,) and J. B. LATTE. or Charleston, ). q.
formerly rebel agent in Europe.
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IUSTERIH OUT.

Capt William M. Dunn, Assistant Adjutant
General TO Major Genr J. A. Rawlins, Chief
of-Staf to General Grant, was honorably mus
tered out OF his staf rank on May Sd, and has
been granted six months leave of absence
Evening star., 1866-05-05
REsIGEED.

The following officers have rendered their
resignations. to take effect on the lst of May
CAPT. John q. Palfry, brevet colonel, corps of
engineers, and First Lieut.. Alex. Johnston
llth u. ). infantry.
Evening star., 1866-05-05

TREASURY ,DISBURsIMENrs.
The disbursements of the Treasury on &C.
count of the departments specified, during the
week ending to-day, were War Department,
s75,i20; Navy Department, $50, ,6Sl; Interior,
f22e, sis; fetal, &901,6l6.
Evening star., 1866-05-05

INTERNAL REvRNUE.-The receipts from In :
ternai Revenue to-day were s765, ,Gs2. 20, and the
total receipts for the week ending to-day were
$s,3C4,3is.21.
Evening star., 1866-05-05
LOCAL NEWS.

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Green a. Williams.
auctioreers, sold lot ss. IN square 5f&. on south
NJ, between 3D. and AZ streets, To John Ash
ford, for 5k cents per foot a two-story frame
dwelling, a slaughter house, &c., on TN street
at Mosnt Pleasant, 20 NJ Menke. for S. so.
lot y, square 3Ss. on south 4 street between
9th and 10th, TO j. A. Stephenson. for ~ cents
per feot frame stable on Ohio avenue, be-
tween 1ith and 18th streets, 20 Auguste Hosch
for S75; two parts lots 10 and n, sou are asa on
l4th street, between u and y. opposite Will
ings-one for s17,55O and the other for sIs.OOO-
10 ii. X. Wilt; lot %. subdivision OF SO uare 3I2
On llth street west, near h street improved
with two small brick buildings, TO Joseph "
on sth street west, 10 John r. Yates, sans; lot
], In square 596, improved with a tvo-story
frame dwelling, on south NJ, near ID street
seventh Ward, 10 John e. Wiegand, for S5gl;
lot 2, same purchaser; lot }, 70 Ellen Hake, and
lot 4, to Lawrence McMahaD, for q cents per
foot each.
Evening star., 1866-05-05

PANIC AMONGST TEE LioUoR DEALERS IN
THE Fourth WARp.-Last evening. seventeen
well-known citizens of the Fourth Ward who
had somehow gained the name of the "a Blue
Bird Association" united with one OF the di.
visions Of Sons Of Temperance. and, in cen
sequence, this morning several acorner shops"
in that ward are closed mp tight as wax. bust
ness being so dull in the whisky line that they
were forced 10 succumb to the pressure aud
suspend.
Evening star., 1866-05-05
CHANGES In THE ORDINANCE DEPART

The following changes have been made in
the Ordnance Department: Brevet Colonel T.
7. 8. Laidley assigned to the command of the
New York Arsenal; Brevet Colonel j. q. Ben.
ton, assigned to the command Of the Spring.
field Armory; and Brevet Major General Geo
ID. Ramsey, assigned to the command Of the
Washington Arsenal
Evening star., 1866-05-05

CHARGE OF RoBBISG THE SUFFER RoeN
Yesterday, VIM Waters, Joseph johnson, and
Henry Mcintosh, Were arrested by officers
Clements and Shaffer. on the charge Of grand
laceny. IL is charged that a few nights ago,
while ball was in progress n Odd Fellows
Hall, they made their way 70 the supper room
by ptline mp boxes until they could easily get
into window. Justice Walter held them %
bail for q hearing.
Evening star., 1866-05-05

CIRCUIT Court, Judge Oiia.-The case OF
Mrs. Marian j. Hutton agt. the wnshipr rrou
and Georgetown Railroad Company, is ON
trial. and this afternoon, Mr.. Merrick for the
plalntin, is closing the argument % the iurx
Evening star., 1866-05-05

0Some lady up in Pike County, Missouri,
mas called her baby Veto Good luck - the
lady and her baby.
Evening star., 1866-05-05
PERSONAL.

PfRssoMMIAL,;;;IM STEPHEN JAMES VIII
bury Lloyd. Eiecutsrs sf Elizsbeth Herbert. de-.
ceased he wiil hear Of something TO his vantaes
SPECIAL CARD TO rHE ELADIEs-PRTV1TE
sSs e 9s :.
during Confinement, csn find such Home 0S in the the
s%tly BIons,,n 81 s,,s xiSS~ lay living hsndsoney IN
tions must be made with leaibe address as letters
Bon ss B9soi,s nssif :s.s PG.s
M RS, q; =. WRIGHT. Magnetic and OIai1voy
Blindnss. P:I.ly.is, Kheumstis%. Chiis and dna Ts
q. !is &C. Room: ssa sSa'fss. sss :. Sss HssSsP .ns
A ,nosi ,nuSiiNEss !; GMSLLEaE, der the proprie.
opened MONDAY the itS of June next. n az the Ss
northwe:t corner of 7th and streets, (intsIiigen
,.Thi. !: on. Of tn. Bu.ine.. College. forming I.
Ision that 1. r.pidy extending to the principal
,,The tour Spencer brothers, T. R. FELTON,. G. A.
iss Oshs.
ihSsRGss iss ether
and MhI hancidsnssl :s!. Z EIsrsises. v
Ss .hs
3; aH1 'Si Sili4 sia II ss
EXCHANGE NO ROBBERY-A young man
- having more leisure than desirable, ofsrs mis-
SHhxlCES from .. N to any one wanting book
Keeping done, without price, two meals az being
more OF an object than salary. Address o. B. r.,
ctaI once. - my cost
DERsONS HAVING HOUSES TO RENT
y VIII md good tenants by applying to VIM N
bnIAET' 4sa 7th street, between D and cts.
THAT WONDERFUL AEROvAPOR O0OV-
Il ING STOVE, without Coal, Wood or Gas: no
BSBERT BoYDS 3. iSs Oh street, be Sst%s.. 0s ssis
T Great + inSus.m;pts 4. to parties wishing STATE
sna OSunty nlghts" ap A 3Ws I
nR. n. A. BLANKMAH,
~ SURGEON AND DENTIST,
LEI ViTgfnia.D
Once No. s3A Psnnsyltania avenue, over stils-
metSe n u ctore. ap4-2ms
$40 AND sss yoR
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS,
CoLoR wARRxSftD. 'BEsr auHGifi.
| Gro. q. HENnIHG.
my Axt cor. Sth street and Md. ave. 4
y AIDES. AfrENrIONI 4
| Call st YATES Z sELBYp, No. sas. Ps.u..
| cUSWS ~ examine their Stock Of nica DRESS
| Osnts. DoAksTICs. &C.; CALIOOES f2x
| nyIS
| HELM10L1Y IL0T1 1XTI10f R008U 4
IL yeaeant - saste and ,1oF ~ ffS.a ~ ~.
~ - ao0oA1atD ~ 80 " \
Evening star., 1866-05-05
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
East Tennessee.

KNOXVILLE, May 5-The Con vention OF East
Tennessee have adopted resol utions petitionin6
the Legislature for an act allowing 20 East
tennessee sepaia State eovernmeak There
were only iour dissenting voices. The Goa
vention has adjourned siMe die
Evening star., 1866-05-05
- CHECK SUITS,
GOAT, VEST AND PANTS.
GEO. G. HEENINGS
my 81 Corner 7fh sfreet ana M O.,

~ o T o 4.
The eepartpership sf JOHN J. HALL and W.
GAREtTT, In the CsrDsstsr Business, has
TINS dsy solyed and no contract or debt IN the
The business will b carried on by John J. Hall,
es formerly. tny SN'l JOHN J. HALL.
~ A5HJSRISAk AEP WAsHIIaIoN ~
Ak BkAss AND sTRlsd BANDS. VI
sedquartsrs-Room as Inteliieepeer Bu,Isin,
al th etroet, one square south Of Post Ofice
Piano music also furnished
Lsssons given on the Violin bV III n HOPKINS
~ e@ Il. A. HkALD. Leader and Agent
Evening star., 1866-05-05
III oooDs. r
- The best assortment OF
6TRAW HATA -
for Gents, Youths and Boys in the city.
DRESS BOOTS.
WALKING CANES and
SUN UMRRRLLAa
PAPIR COLLARs, HALF HOSE. &c. y:
SIS Seventh stre:,
myl.Sts under DorseyS HoS:a

DINE APPLEsI PINE APPLEsi PINE
Tn. sr,. q, III. AsranS .e.,on' FRESH rAnAr,nn,
for the sick. Whitman 3 celebrated PhiisdaiShis
CARAAELs. BANANAS and ail Foreign Fruits
and Candies. ct JEW1LLS.
We have this day added to our 1stabh. hment
small but UNIQUE SALOON, for the aocom moda-
pEonensdin&: IN yhieh they can sSssts CR6AASs
ICES, CAKE, FRUIT, 40; JEWELLy,
EOR sALE-A hns R9sEwOOD PIANO. q.
..s,ssH xyp!y i iIRxfxs . 90. .S.l
80 u serDst. noae Dst. NJ t0ss vuvvvv
Evening star., 1866-05-05
Baltimele Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 5.-FIsur quiet Wheef
steady. Corn quiet; white, eSas6 cents; yeE
low, s2aS3 cents. Oats firm At 56a57 cents. Pro-
visions firmer Lard steady 20x cents. Coffee
dull Rio 16ka a2O cepts. Sugars steady. Gro
ceries in good demand. Western whisky @. %.
Evening star., 1866-05-05
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May 5-Cotton firm. Flour
advanced IOa15 cents; Southern SO l5aS 10. .5U.
Wheat advanced lag cents. Corn dull Beef
steady Whisky dull
Evening star., 1866-05-05

N@R q b T AND WONG.
Rev. CHAs. r. KING, ST..
OF Baltimore,
nes klndy con'ented to repeat his Humorous and
Instructive Lecture On "RIGHT AND WRUNG1 -
% 81 tee rssular Sonthly meeting Of the Young Cath
~ At G3hzAGA HALL.
ON SUNDAY EVENINGS NEXT,
st o clock.
TICK BTs SO GENTS; Lady and Gentleman rs
C6NTb. Members and those who propose to he
esme members, will be admitted Free If not in ar.
var. my At
~DAWSON LODGE, No. l6.-There Win
xoe special communication Of DAWSON
LODGE held on SATURDAY EVENING. nav
eth BY order Of the w. "A.
rLoOK TO YOUK INTIRIsT.
The JOURNEYMEN HOUSE. PAINrRR,s
Vh1ON have opened their shop at the northeast
corner Of 7th street and Louisiana avenue.
All orders promptly attended to In every branch
Of our business.
WIN. n. HARVEY,
ap olw' Chairman Executive Committee.
n~NOTICE.-The underlined the Aeeeeaor,
W. OF the County Of Wsshington, will sit m a
Board Of Appeal for the assessments Of lSSS. for
tvo weeks, commencing on THURSDAY Anil
y, q the smce Of Nicholas Oallan, ESQ ;, Cerk OF
the Levy Court. corner Of 18th and + streets from
10 to O'Clock, daily, Sundays excepted.
D.H. RURR.
Al aata E.. g. PLAEf,
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LIGHT 81 1assisstSY S. hi tSYp.liti'' Of
$40 r6 btEss sSs:.Sis AND VEST.
GEO. o. HENNING,
LIMITED STATS sERvICE MAGAzINE.

= The Defence Of New orissns. The psurth Army
chic; Ny rirst Capture; by . centisman ~ ~.
fs.e: wosS MaHt q e:s:is e:
Of the War; by Leland The 1r1v ~ ~. D..
SSnss ;s, notes Congreos. Correspon-
hersfy Nouces. Omcial Intelligence.
Evening star., 1866-05-05

pERs0NAL. IF STEPHEN JAMES Will
= LIAMS will call on J. Wesley Roteier or Az
bury Lloyd. E1 ecuters sf Elizabeth Herbert de.
ceased he ofil hear Of something TO his advantage
Evening star., 1866-05-05

my S2hf between 9Th and 10th streets.
CHIEF QUAR1ERMAsrERS OFFICE,
~ DEsAnrSEHT OF VIRGINIA,
SEALED PROPOSALS WIN Be received at this
offce until the 10th instant. at IL M for furuish
ing the United States Government with the fol-
GLASS 1.-l,O0V cords Of Msrchantabls HARD
GLASS 40 900 bushels OATS, in sacks,
go tons prime TIMOTHY HAY. baled
glass $50 tons clean BYE or WHEAT
CLASS 1."essrAr1oHERY, 1essrA in .uch ou.nsti..
% may be required, including LITTER: FOOLS.
CAP. POLIO POST, NOTE. BLOTTING. and
sizes.l lMENOkANDUN,2 2. 4, and quire BLANK
looks. INK, IArnold', Fluid, > and INK POW
DEB. WATERS, SEALING WAX, QUILLS,
ThRE ERxkssRsL LEAp .na fHhSIFS nFsIo * Z,
Propossls will be made for ssch class separately,
nna must d.sisnste the articles in each class pro-
The sood, hay and straw will be subject to in.
speeuon on delivery. Samples Of the oats and the
srnSies 10 class must accompen the pro oposals
All supplies to be delivered G. the U B. Omar.
tefmasters at Rtc cnmond and Fort Monroe as they
may ue required, free OF expense to the Govern !.
mebs. 10 oe PAID Ter on delivery or O. soon there
srsf ar Innds LAY be received.
1bn united states reserve the light to reject any
or all proposals which may be deemed incom naf
fbie vftA the interest. of the Government
Brevet Brig. General and Cnief On srt.rS. ..t.r
my 9-td Department OF virsinis.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30
WHOLE. NO,:3.


:" wine +" "a
" tomato catavp
" eurrant jelly
Fancy Work.
Com. Rev. Mrs. Jones (Fore.ton) Mrs.
J J Ciemmor. Mrs Augustus Beadle.
Best specimen embroidery done hv3
hand Breck's book Of flowers
best needle work fl rists guide
best variety Of wersted work Lsdy's book
best fancy work with needle fus chair
Parlor gardener n
bes. paiE sucks knit by girl under fifteen
Codey's lady's book,
best oraamentel shell and leather work
Pslor Annual
best crochet work -
best bed quilt
best specimen atch work 4
best table spread made in county
"speci,nep sewing Done by machine f"
best crayon drawing, "
best water color drawing 4
Ladies Equcst.ianis
Com. Joseph Slee, Mrs. c F Webster,
hrs. + F Emn,ons.
hest hGracmsash;p dip and Florists ga de
2nd bpet Do do do z
Supt. Of ground S.FELLOWs,
Supt Of gate and tickets 4. KHBALL,
Chief Marshal COL. FOSTER,
Assistant u >EARLE:.
VIZ: MEAD !As GREENLEAf
Sseectary, President,
Tn. premiums offered in the f.'ey,.
ing list may in ali i,stance. hs arg.
ell for another cflke amount, ut the or:
tipp Of the person to whom awsr ed
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30
Farm for Sale.

q THE SUBSCRIBER otFerr for sale his farm
rye miles Fast of New Orel on rs
west OF DEBORAH on.tke Stage road, T miles
North West of Burr Oak SPRINGS, Is North
West of 'almar on the Rail Road Suryey.
It's unsurpassed in the country for stock
and gram raising, and comprises $50
acres of which $50 acres are fenced, $50
acres broke. . pasture Of 30 acres enclosed
with post and rail fence. never failing
srrirR in the pasture, : dwelling houses and
timber enough for the farm. never failing
spr r.ngs ono we'll, and streams Of water
that runs through tho farm. 1t can be di.
vided into 80 acre lots, and have water IN
eachlot. II can be pureh ased with the
crops and With sufficient farming tools of
the farm. It will b sold in lots 70 suit pur
chassrs. Thes, 10 4 tavern stand on th
promises. yH ssrns spply 70
r1SvSne! JoHN WHoLkHAY
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30
THE OLD GUARD.

The April number Of tL,s popuiar
Maguz'ne has heen received. l. opens
with a. steel plate portrait Of Gehersi
Besuregard. The leading article is
en,itled, The Federal Governments 9
Cumpac'." The story Of Bertha See
ls, he Heroine Of tie Old D. 'minion,"
is continued, aud keeps up is unfsg-
girg interest. The as,h .rt.cle is on
the '.P.lirica, History Of William II.
Seward" and Is, we understand. from
tho pen Of Henry Clay Dean, If lows.
Surely more sca.A;ng review If any
public man has rarely, if ever, been
renned. DR.. Thomas Dunn Eugllsh
contributes piece If poetry, entitled
"A KING in Doodlelan,i." General
Shsrwan III Raleigh" is the ti,la Of an
sr,,cle iron lhe pen Of an accomplished
!shy uf the 'O:d Nor,h State" 1.-THE
Irrepressible Co,.aict," by Or. Van
Evrie; "Fsreen Yenrs ot Emsncipa.
tion," by Tnum.s Carlyle; Liberty
in Ancient Com.uonweal,hs," h5 tho
editor, with Sketch Of General Beau
regsrl and the usual E 'itor's Table
Of sharp and piqusus hits. close the
present excellent lumber. Price $$
per year; two copies IS; ten copies $l2;
twenty copies l.nd one gratia,) S4o.
Nag Is the time to get up clubs.
Specimen numbers sent for tweuty.
oenis. A Groxsr 4 Baker Sewing
Machine given ~ anssspium for thirty
subscribers. at % HsNh sent !as 90
time. Addrsss Van yie, Hapto~ -
Co., Publishsra, Ne M k.. 81
New York. .ss1 -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30

vTNHE GROVESTEEN PIANO FORTE
l. still retains it's precedence and great
and after undergoing gradual i'm
rrovement' for period Of thirty years, is
now pronounced by the musical world to
be unsurpassed and even uneqraled in rich
ness. voluTe and purity of tone, durability.
and cheapness Our new scale, French ac-
tions: harp pedal, iron frame, orer-strung
bass, seven octave, rosewood pianos va gre
selling cheaper by from s 90 to 5000 than
the same style and finish arc sold by any
other first class makers in the country
Dealers and all in want OF good pianos are
invited to .end for our Descriptive Catalogue,
which contains photographs Of our diasrsn
styles. together with rrises. No one should
purchase piano without seeing this Cata-
logue Medals almost without number
have been awarded to the Grovesteen Piano
and at the Celebrated Worln, Far, thou Oh
put in competition with others Fl, cm all part
OF EureEs and the U. 5. it took the hlghe t
ward. Established 1851
Ys'Mtssn Co.. :4s.s-
JokDwAYNEw YORK
(vsns7yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30
VOL 7. NO 90
New Oregon Pain Dealer

p.a,sh.i every Frl.y 1t ~ r1Sn nes'erpnns"s
rsorni NAis street New Oregon, ,howaraoeHoV' ''""'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30
THE ART OF B RsiNu PoLrrR.

JHE ART OF D .:lNu fOLrrE.
First and foremost, dsa'e try to bs
p,h,e! If sou keep overwhelming
your guests with ostenta'iops entre..
ties to make ihemselves at home, they
will very soon begin TO wish they were
there. Let them find cut that you are
AsssRSesEE sssn ts rs them mBEygg " gqRg :abs1:
let bashful people alops At 6rss. l. Is
the only way to get them at their ease.
Trying to draw them out has soma:
tinss the contrary effec. If driving
them ous--of the house!-Leatsl"g the
c,nversatiou is = dangerous expert.
msnt. Better folloy in its waka, and
If you want to endear your self to talk.
ers, learn to listen we'll. Never ms.,
fuss abops anything g-usvor talk about
yourself-and always preserve perfect
c 'mposurs no matter what solecisme
or blunders others may commit. Re-
member tina. i. is very foolish pro-
ceeding to lament that you caunos Of.
fer to your CUE sts a better house. or
furni ure, Or viahds. II is fair to pre-.
suue that the visit is to you and not
the SURROUNDINGS Give pc pile
pleasant impression Of themselves, and
they viii be pretty cure to 81 away
with a pleasant impr' ssion of your
qu~'ities, O.. just such slender wheels
as u ese the VIII 10 funr.c Ut society
turns; it is your business, then, y
keep them IN revolving order.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30

xa,.d a.. awaes ,ditssia matter viii s'ena's'
a.. rate ., Is 90 ssr ten nss sor asagl' ir's'''A
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30

Baing 2 800 aores In Chickaeaw and
I eso acre. in Howard County. Iewa which
will be sold for cash Or part on credit
These lands ara mostly in large tracts
and well sdaptad iDr either stosk or grain
arms For terms, zsla 2
Apply 10 GEO. W. JONES, Dubuque, Iowa.
W.R. MEAD. New Oregon,
ls~s! o-s g. SCOTT Ne0rsros. !"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-03-30
NEW OREGON HOW ARD COUNTY, IOWA, MARCH 20 1Se6

IhursdaT and Friday Sep
tember 12 q 43, 1860.
FARMS.
Committee, DAHL. Haven, s. G. Nor
ton, Jas. Sidall.
Best farm. Aliens American farm
hook and diploma.
2ud beat, American Agriculturist.
Glass A, Cattle. No !, Durham & Grades.
Com, ] E Webster, w A Fierce JOSH
ah Laws. ..
Beat tal' 3 yrs old and upwards'Agri.
cultural Psper and diploma.
End best. do Az. paper and dip.
best 2 year old Ag paper
End beet d. Youstt On cattle,
best yearlipg bull dip.
2nd best do Agricultural paper,
hes. calf N. do de
best milk CON. dip. T. Gsunon's treat
Use on mich COWS.
2nd best do Agricultural paper.
best 2 year old dip.
End best do Agricultural paper,
best yearlia heifer dip.
2ad hest do agricultural paper,
Hc. 2 -Devons & Grade,
Com. and premium same ss above,
No. 3-Native Cattle,
Gem. and premium same ~ No. l g. 2,
No. 4 Working oxen,
Gem. r I Sutton, Geo. Morse, John
F. Thayer.
Best work oxen 4 yrs .q!a: 81 & dip.
end best 81. ... ...
Class B,-No. 5-horses T. mules,
Com z II Wood, Peter Velie, 0 d.
Curtis, ..s b.. q. ..'.-,..
De.t stallion 6 YRS old anu over 90 T.
diPioros,
2ui best DO work on horses,
best do 8 yrs old dip. and baok,
2nd best d. agricultural work,
Staiiiona competing as ,stock animals
exhibiting colts Of any age 81 & dip.
Best apan draft mules, dip. II ". pap.
Best jack, dip.
:" jenney, dip.
NO. 6-Brood mares and colts.
Com. Il Isbell, A DC KnowltoD,
Holt Nichols, 81 ..3
Best pair brood mares and colts by
the side S. and diploma,
2nd best DO, Treatise On the horse,
Best single brood mare xi'h colt by
the side, agricultural book and dip,
End best do, book,
Best pair. matched, ,geldiugs, dip.
best do, mares, 1"
best geIding, diploma,
2nd best do, ag. paper,
best mare DIP.
2nd hest do, az papsr,
hest span OF draft horses DIP.
2nd best do agricultural paper,
hest saddle horse dip
2nd best do agricultural paper,
best 2 year old colt dip.
2ud bsst da agricultural paper,
heat / year old colt do do
best span fast walking horses dip.
End best do agricultural paper,
best single walking horse dip
No7. Trotting Horses.
Com. II II Perkins, Msjsr Moulton.
G W Ostrander.
best trotting horse dip, and Spirit Of
the Times,
End best do " Clipper,
CLASS C,~-Plowing match,
Com Arad Owen. William Howard,
II II Wells. ... .....
best IA acre III go minutes dip. and
elements Of agriculture, ..- >.-
| 2nd best do elements Of ag.
3rd best do Woodward's coun-
try homes, 81 e.a! r ,--.
4th best DO manual Of agricultural,
5sh beet do Norton's scientific, sg.
t CLASS D, Sheep,
Com. A Rivers. Thos auckland, A,
Walker, isl a :" g ~'.sl ~
! best buck 2 yr's and upwards di'
ploma and book, es.. es
2nd best do book
best bu,k ! year Old dip, and bool
! 2nd hs1t DO hool