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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-20
J. HERVA JONES' 49,
PAT. METALLIC BAG FASTENING,

NOW used for all kinds of sacks, which entirely
avoids this needless loss. 1t is much cheaper. for
the Jtrst years use, even, than that ancient appendnoe
the tov s'rsng, AID it can be put on and take, off in
one-slxth the usual time. 1t can be attached to the
sack IT desired; can be handled in cold weather with
gloves or mittens on; and being of best malleable iron.
1t will last 2 Lifetime. Large numbers are in dailv ue
among farmers and grain-dealers. to whom we will re-.
ter any person who desires it. To agents throughout
the Union, either local or travelling, we offer the most
hoeral inducements to purchase. We will send a sam.
pie, tor examination with our terms, to any person. hv
mail, on receipt of four red stamps, to prepay postage.
Please write plainly. and address either J. Herva
Jones, or Miles S. Prentice, Rocton Winnebapo 40 m
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-20
HOUSE

Situated IN the center Of Tie beautiful yaAage of Deeorah.
on the corner Of Water and MI Streets.
) now opened by Ira Protheroe, and will stand open
until closed by higher orders. The proprietor. hav-
ing purchased this new and spacious hotel, design fur
a,sn ~, hst.nE and kepiing it as a first class AoaSss, and
natIers himself that by fifteen years experience in keep
ing hotel in New York State, and his consistent efforts
70 please ne will be able to meet the expectations OF
those who may favor him with a call.
IN connection With the house is . large and omno.
s oio1s sss9ie and 9 good livery, kept by the proprietor,
mana On reasonable terms as any establishment ia north
ern Iowa. Intend to do business according to the
times. IRA PROTEROE pronr;etor
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-20

Farmers. Pay for your Paper
Ok CORDS OF WOOD wanted in exchange for the
~ New Oregon Plaindealer.
I'M BUSHELS OF WHEAT wanh d in exchange
w for the New Oregon PIaindealer. -
ON BUSHELS OF OATS wanted in exchange for
SOO the New Oregon Plaindealer.
ON BUSHELS OF CORN wanted in exchange for
wv the New Oregon Piaindealer.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-20
Land for Sale !

VENHE subscriber offers for sale 100 acres Of choice
land, adjoining the town of New Oregon. Terms
lone half in cash at time of sale-the remainder
payable in yearly instruments as may be agreed upon.
He will also sell on easy terms the southeast quarter
of section thirteen, town ninety-eight north Of rage
twelve west, all in Howard County, Iowa.
(3m-p1 VIM. PIERCE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-20
NEW PLOW AND TANNING MILL FACTORY n
DEBORAH. aT1

GREER & co. have now completed their ar.
: rangements, and are manufacturing, and will keep
constantly on hand a large assortment of plows, tam
ming mills drags. corn plows. cultivators, &c, &c.
We use none but the best Of material in our work
and every article manufactured in our shop will be war
ranted. We have made valuable improvements in our
tannlng MILL to which we respectfully call the attention
purchasing elsewhere. ~
REPAIRING, .t#I
Being oil practical workmen we are prepared to do
repairing at short notice; ind in the most workmanlike
manner.
corah. Iowa. b -
). GREER, LARS HoGERsoN, R. H. THOMAS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-20
6H 1COVs
JAS. CARPENTER,
Sheriff Of Howard county.
r U READY

mo admit that eastern men are as thick in New Ore
gon as blackberriS ore in September, and, that
A. J. Mintey, has openld a tailor shop in Now Oregon,
opposite the tin shop, where he will hold himself ready
at oil times to give thoA favoring him with their nat.
ronage the most particular fits. Cutting done at all
times, and warranted tokuit. -sg
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-20
Saving Money. is MAKING MONEY!

DkE OF dollars may be saved annually to
the citizens of Howard and surrounding counties
by trading with Munson & Pierce, Ne1s Oregon, cor
ner OF Main and Miles street No. $685., opposite Mum
sons old stand. They have received and will contin-
ne to receive every thing suited to the wants Of the peo-
pie that is nice, new, and cheaper than the cheapest.
Their stock comprises foreign and domestic dry goods,
fancy goods and Yankee notions too numerous to mem
ton; ready-made clothing and clothing made to order,
hats, caps, boots and shoes, groceries, provisions, hard
ware, ~crockery, choice liquors for medical purposes.
the pure juice Of the grape sparkling around; maps e
New England adjusted to the 5th principal meridian,
and pure Coniac for dressing the bruises Of the old
bourbons-Don't buy ~shop-worn goods, moth-eaten
goods, stale goods and mean goods generally whsn you
can get at NJ. & P's fresh goods, desirable goods and
awful cheap goods. Don't be fooled, but come to No.
9S9S and pitch in" A word 10 the wise is sufficient.
C. M. MUNsoN, {. u. PIERCE.
New Oregon Steam Saw Mill,
Munson & Pierce, proprietors, have conltantly on
hand a good assortment of lumber and lsth, cheap a.
the cheapest. ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-20
NEW OREGON. PLAINDEALER.

Published every Saturday at the Plaindealor building,
Opposite Eeagle Exchange) New Oregon, Howard
county, Iowa. H. LICK proprietor.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-20

A. HYDr, M. D.. physician and surgeon, North Nc.
Gregor. lowa,-Gtaduate ofthe college Of physicians
and surgeons, N. Y. .aa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-20

FLOUR AMI CORN MEAL! $500
HAVE on hand and for sale a Quantity Of -four and
8 corn meal Meal 81 IS per 100 lbs. Flour s Go
market price. hi STJJRcIS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-20
DvERTIsING RATES.

Special notices, loaded, will be charged at the rate
OF SO for every ten lines, for one insertion.
10 Positively no variance from the above rates.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-20
MiscellaneOu sAdv'ts
ROFESSIONALZCARDS

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
BAucH & S~roNEMAs, attorneys and councillors at law,
Mcgregor, Iowa, will practice in the courts of the
10th judicial district. Office opposite Waverly Hotel.
l.. 1. AINswoRTH, attorney and counsellor at law.
West Union, Fayete comfy, Iowa.
NOBLE & DRuMoND, attorneys at law, McGregor, CLAW.
ton county, Iowa. Will practice in the supreme
heooen noble, Willis Drumond.
GEO. M. vANlEuvEN, attorney at law, Lime Springs,
Howard county, Iowa. Will promptly attend to ali
legal business entrusted to his care.
DR.. J. J. CLEMMER, physician and surgeon New Ore.
gon, Iowa. Will attend to all calls in his profession
whether by night or by hay. Office at his residence
on Main street, first door north of LAWYERS drug
store.
W. R. MEAN, attorney and counsellor at law and nota.
all the courts of the 10th judicial district. Prompt
attention given to securing aud collecting debts in
northern Iowa and southern Minnesota. Good
reference given when desired.
c. M. MUNsoN, Justice of the Peace, New Oregon. How
ard county, Iowa. Will attend to making collec-
tons, paying taxes, making conveyances and the ex-
animation OF titles. Charges HIGH. No reference to
give. 10 The marriage ceremony will be attend
ed to on short notice. -
ELIJAH ODELL, attorney and counsellor at law. Office on
Main street, in the new building adjoining the New
York store, (up stairs) McGregor, Iowa.
REMrck & HUM, attorneys at law, MoGregor, Iowa.
This firm having formed a co.partnership, hereby
tender their professional services to the public. They
fatter themselves that their experience as council
Tors ana advocates, VIII render entire satisfaction.
Practice in all the courts Of the State. Prompt at
enttion given to collections. Office at e. F. Remick's
old stand. 's
c. F. Remick. : . B r Hunt.
DAVID LEROY, attorney and councillor at law, solicitor
in chancery, western land and real estate agent, for
the purchase and sale of real estate, farms or unim-
proved lands, payment of taxes for non-residents, en-.
try Of government land with cash or land warrants,
in any ofthe land districts of Illinois, Iowa, Kansas,
Minnesota or Nebraska.-O6ic in Leroy's brick
block, over the Post Office, Norris Illinois.
DR.: FIELD, ('atc Of tChicago,) physician and surgeon.
Office on Main street, McGregor, opposite Woods
w. A. HYDF, N. D.. physician and surgeon, North Mo-.
Gregor. Iowa,-Gfaduate of the college Of physicians
and surgeons, N. Y. ~.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-20
CONGRESS- SALOON

'fVHE subscriber may 4 all times be found at the
above establishment ready to wait upon all who
may favor him with their patronage. "Come one. come
I'LL" and lind meat and dfnk for the million, at Gran
ger, Fillmore county, Minnesota. Us. RICHARDSON.
EAGLE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
New Oregon, Howard coapty, Iowa. By S. M. Cole.
AVING purchased thdsbove hotel and made such
Improvements as the wants Of the public seem to
demand, solicit a share Of H#hblic patronage.
I. S.-M: O. Walkers stages leave this house dali
II f0r all points east and wAt. S NC.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-20

DR.: FELD, (atc Of tChicago,) physician and surgeon.
Office on Main street, McGregor, opposite Woods
drug store, Lea
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-20
MCGREGOi HOUSE.

Nam street, near tie Stea}6oas Landing, McGreeor
losoa. y. a. Ds&am, Proprietor.
THIS hotel has been thoroughly repaired and refur-
nished for the spring ali summer travel, and the
proprietor begs leave to inforh the citizens of McGreg-
or and the travling public TIT he is now prepared to
accommodates boarders and &avelers in a manner. I'm.
surpassed IL this city. Attentive porters viii take
charge Of baggage, and every effort made to secure the
comfort Of guests. Stages I'd the west leave daily
Good stabling attached.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-20

Bur Oak, Winneshiek county Iowa. By S. d. Saxby.
y new house, good barn, p&ite ate ton to guests
= ana reasonable blas are he Inducements t. atop
at the American. - IMi
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-20

BAucH & S%roNEMAN, attorneys and councillors at law
Mcgregor, Iowa, will practice in the courts of thu
10th judicial district. Office opposite Waverly Hotel
L. A1NswoRTH, attorney and counsellor at law
West Union. Favete comfy. lows.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-20

JAMES BONNELL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19

the said lots to defray the expense of side walk
caused 10 be constructed by said street and alley
committee and that warrant be issued for the
collection of said assessment retur- able III thirty
DAYS from the date thereof.
On motion of Hoban,
Cyy{eyei That the street supervisor be directed
10 procure plank and repisnk sluice across Column
bus street. south side of Madison street.
Richardson moved that the assessment on Lot {,
Block -. States Addition, for the construction OF
Pine street sewer, be abated. Lost.
Najerhofer, from sewerage committee. reported
! tbe hin of UIck Burke for repairing Pine stree.
| sewer ss5, as correct, and recommended payment
Ordered paid.
| Bill of William Farrell, damages TO wagon, Sic.
| On motion of Wade laid on the table.
B,LL, OanERED PAID.-Bill of Calvin Wilson,
! constructing sidewalks, $l54.53; bill of NJ A:
| Cushing constructing Sidewalk. slls.3i; bill oil
! John Brady services rs supervisor of streets TO
Nov TO- 500 bill of Gas Co, setting lamp posts
&c. s4355; bill of Z. McDermott. blacksmithing
1854.
On motion Of Clancy,
| flrieyai. That the order for the construction o.
sidewalk on the west side of La Sale street, from
De Soto street to the Feeder bridge be rescinded
and that street crossing be constructed across Ii
Sale street, on south side OF lie Soto street.
/ On melton OF W AIDE,
Or,iered That the city clerk be directed 10 tax
suef, steps as shall be necessary to procure tn
payment of dividends due the city the stool
owned by the city in FOX river bridge.
Mr.. Ccgswel appeared IN behalf OF Niagara r r
Co. No. /, with proposition Tor the city to bu
SAID Company's fire engine and apparatus.
On notion of Richardson. the matter was refei
/ red 10 the committee on fire department, to repo;
al ne xt meeting of the city council.
Adjourned TO November I'D, 1889.
r o. LEAyENS. tity C~'k
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19

GERRIrT SMTH-Gerritt Smith is not the
only victim of the negro mania which he
aided so much to propagate IN the North
ern mind. While it is probably true, as
Bcecher says, that there is more real love
for the Negro at the South than in the
Worthwhile the North is actually pass
ing laws excluding him from their soil;
and while the abolitionists have 10 plan
worthy the conception Of any but a mad
man for the disposition of slaves should
they be set free o-Inorrow-what can be
more utterly wild than this eternal ravina
about them. Ii is akin to the excitement
against witches that prevailed in New Eng
land hundred years ago, and our descend
ants look back upon it as we look back on
the doings at Salem.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19

The WESTMINSTER REVIEW FOE OCTOBER,
now just issued, is very full number, and
remarkable for the variety and general at
.tractiEeness of the subjects discussed
Witness the following table of contents :
Militia Forces Rousseau; his Life and
Writings Spiritual Freedom. Modern
Poets and Poetry of Italy Physical Ge-
ography of the Atlantic Ocean Garibaldi
and the Italian Volunteers. Tcnnyson' $
Idylls Of the Eing. Bonapartism in Italy.
On the scope and Treatment OF these arti-
cies there is no room for comment in a
passing notice, and we content ourselves
with this brief indication. There is one
feature, however, in ths Westminster
one at first sight apparently subordinate
and unatt,active-to which it is proper
that attention should he particularly in
vited We allude to the brief notices of
the publications of the day, under the
comprehensive head Of -Consefal, orary Ii.
serature, which follow immediately after
the articles forming the bulk OF the Num-
Der. In this department are foundconcise
critiques on such books published during
the preceding quarter as are not made the
topic OF elaborate essays and reviews
| Continental as we'll as English and Ameri
can publications, all meet here on common
ground; the aim of the Review, in til ia
division, being to give accurate Information
as TO the positive merits, value, and cha
.racter Of the several works whose publica-
ton is arIoupced, not, as often in the
more formal articles, to supersede particu
lar criticism by independent dissertation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19

KEEP CooL-We are quite surprized to
sec our proverbially good natured friend
Beebe. of the Peru Herdh, boil over with
such fierce wyath against his German CO.
temporary Of the Peru Frsic Z,itrg As
Herr Geilhauseu, of the latter paper, Is
unable, on account Of his yernacular, TO
reach the readers of the Herald III reply,
we really feel Ike taking his part Why
should il seem strange that Herr C.,
though protesting republican procliyities,
should prefer TO support democratic men
at local election? A number Of demo
Gratis in Ottawa and other towns voted for
Mr. Lewis and Mr.. Whitmore out Of per
sonal regard and i'll Freedom and other
towns republicans voted for Mr. Barber
Does our friend the Colonel propose 10
Gus. &c? Among democrats we allow
little freedom in such matters.
Be.idcs, if we understand correctly
Herr u. gave some cogent reasons before
the election for preierring to support de
nocratic men at that juncture lie had
copied into his paper severe, but just, re
view, by q German republican cotemporary
Of the famous Massachusetts amendment,
I by whilh the German. and lrlshmen are
degraded below the negro, and he called
denoulce lie otfnoxI0Cffs statute III Gt,ie'fr
convention CD Beeber whose familiarity
with The extent and ramifications Of the
Know Nothing clement in this country is
probably equal 10 that Of any body else,
knew. very Well that 10 republican con-
vention here would dare To pass such Dc
nunciatorv resolutions Very well. said
( Herr c. and his fIiends let us see if we
cant bring those republican gentlemen to
their milk; and they hoisted the demo
! cratic ticket We think, notwithstanding
( friend Bcebe's wrath, if Herr g. and his
friends hare back bone enough 70 stick to
their present determination until about
next September, they VIII witness the edi-
fying spectacle Of some tall crawfshing on
the part of Col. 3. and his political friends
in this county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19
@ttaha fresGra
Circuit Court.

,-,,ia from, q number OF suits on the CIV
:, docket, Of 10 public interest, the folio"
mo arc the only cases thus far reached IN
CUR Circuit Court.
oc,,,s rs. D.ci0dt Establishment Tor
,sl.inr liquor without license IN Utica
Plead guilty and fired $50 and costs
Paid costs and rey.levisd fine forsix months
Py,ls =. H-eA Datu-Indictment for
Keeping gambling house in the town OF
Freedom. 1t appears to have been low,
ons-horse concern, where the boys resort
ID :, pia- for LIQUOR, nuts, &c. Fined s1o
,,3 c-s-s and committed for non-pay-
Ile,it
p,e-gv. Nl.:oLag Shap.7.--Two indict
mem. IT s;5a.;ng Z horse. saddle, &c.-
Tcok Change ofvenu- 70 Grundy county
rso.,ll ". Patrick lNyan--indictmen1
for assault with intent to commit rape
The =a,ns ini.ridusl was indicted, founo
vuil;v and sent 10 the county jail las
.nr:ns for making an assault. with
deadly weapon. He now takes chang
u venue 70 Grundy county
T.5f's rs. HTn Cotten-indictment 10
rape The trial is now progressing. Cot
lew is e farmer from, the town Of North
.iile-probabiy 40 year. old. HE'S ehare
Ell w;1h committing rape upon htti
girl probobly 10 years old The evidene
tL;.. las has been disgusting enough, bu
hardly sufficient 20 warrant guess at tn
.he result of the trial
aa.-r:s R51ch and L.,sc-ci,c . Brie'', char:
edwith the murder OF the German-Schai
IN Mendoza few months ago, have bee
Indicted, arrai-ned, and plead not guilt.
cut no day set for their trial
The case Of II. Pc2p,e vs.. Daniel Male
charged with the murder OF his broth'
o. Bucl, Creek last spring, has been St
Tor next Tuesday
The Grand jury IS still i'll session, The
have ;hus far found indictments, a lar:
proportion are for selling liquor witho'
license and for keeping gambling house
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
Reported for TIE Oaaua Frse Trader.
Excitement In Virginia.


Harpers Ferry, Nov. l7-Midnight-
A messenger has been sent to Charles
ton TO obtain reliable informatio regard
ing events there but he has not returned
vet. Great excitement exists here ana
around Guards are patrolling the streets
and roads 1t is rumored that 25o men,
armed with pistols, are encamped near
Berryyille, a town near Charleston, medi-
tatinc the rescue of Brown. The report
is not credited.
2 A. M-The messenger, who was des-
patched at 10 clock and was TO have re-
turned in hours has no yet returned
18th, A. M-The messenger had been
detained until clock by the guards.
He has lust come in. a very large ire
occurred during the night, four miles
from Charleston. The military were or
dered out expecting an attack but none
was made. The particulars OF the fre
could not be ascertained by the messen.
ger. They will probably be ascertained
when the train arrives from Winchester
Richmond, Va, Nov. IS.
4 Six companies of military are under
4 arms. now ready To start for Charlestown
II at q moment warning. None have ie1tyet
Washington Nov. Is.
A company comprising 81 infantry and
rifemen left Alexandria for Chariesto"r
by the early train, via the Relay house
Capt Duffy company. OF 90 men ana 1oul
guns, went By special train on the Mari
pas road via Strausburg, from thence they
are 10 march Is miles TO Winchester.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19

A FIGHT took place yesterday afternoon,
in front of King a Hamilton's store, be-
tween Geo. Green and Ed Anderson, both
gentlemen from the country-south side.
case-only this much: Green stabbed AM
derson in the shoulder and face with a
knife, when the first named being disarm
ed by Hamilton e al the party of the Sc
cond part gave the party of the first part
pretty sound drubbing. Theywere then
caught (both RAM and taken before JUS
tice Miller, who, seeing that both were
drunk, committed them to Jail till morning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19

DISTURBANCES IN NIRGEIA-Seyeral tele.
graph dispatches in yesterdays Chicago
papers indicate renewal Of abolition dis
,uabanees in Virginia 1t il believed at
Caar!estown that it is seriously in contem-
Numerous barns haze bsen fred and
threatening demonstrations are made in
other ways Great uneasiness is felt In all
parts Of Virginia. If by these wicked and
foolish menaces the Abolitionist. think to
aid old Brown, they sadly misjudge Per
baps ii will be deemed prudent by Gov.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19

"CDGE DorGLAs--our readers ',aye al
ready been informed that just as the &C.
cofnpiished wife Of Senator Douglas was
recovering froA, what threatened Ia he =
fatal sickness, he himself was taken dow,
with bilious attack, and became alarm.
lngiy III. Last Saturday and Sunday ru-
naors were even atioat of his death. We
are happy in being able to state tina, the
latest dispatches from Washington renre.
sent him as ort of danger, and rapi,ilv re-
covering On Saturday, SUNDAY and Mon
day telegraph dispatches in lundrads
poured in upon his family from all part. of
the country enquiring after the condition
.of....s heath
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19

Reverdy johnson ON Popular Sovereignty.
The Hon. Reverdy Johnson, of Md, who
was the attorney ON the side Of the claim
ants in the bred Scott case, who made the
points in the Supreme Court, and in whose
favor the decision was made-and who
therefore, of all men, ought to know best
what the Supreme Court meant to decide
has written most able pamphlet on the
subject of popular sovereignty, maintaining
the position Of Senator Douglas through
out, and showing that his views are exactly
those of the Supreme Court in the bred
Scott decision He establishes the follow
ing propositions:
Ffrst-That Congress has no right to pro-
hibit slavery in the organized Territories.
Sec0,d-That Congress has no power to
prohibit slavery in the Territories, latter
! they have been organized under the Terri
! torial Governments.
THira-That Congress has no power to
establish slavery in Territory. Slavery is
the creature of positive law, which may
exist either 10y statute or custom
| F0tutt-That il Congress can neither
pronibit it nor establish slavery in a Terri
tory, it cannot legislate to protect or regu
late it.
FWh-Territora governments can adj
NIT, protect or exclude slavery, at any
time during their existence.
In conclusion, he submits that the doc
trine of Popular Sovereignty, maintained
from first to last by Judge Douglas, and
now so assailetl by the Attorney General
has borne the clearest and most explici
sanction of Congress, the Cincinnati Con
vention and President Pierce, and ahoy'
ALL of President Buchanan, and il is Will
equal conviction of its truth, that he as
serts that without the belief in the sinceri
: ~ of such sanction, and especially tn
, last President Buchanan would now b
) enjoying the quiet and leisure of Wheat
land gratited Only by remembering tn
services rendered his country at home an
abroad, in other public. but, perhaps, II
; his estimation, subordinate and less DIES
/. rable stations than the one in which n
9 now, as his friends assert, figures so col
= spicuousiy and honorably before the worl
as well IS the nation.