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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

While in Usage we called into
the daguerrean rooms of L. C.
Horton who copied for us a like
ness of our distinguished U. S.
Senator, Gen. Jones. What Mr..
IL )rton can't accomplish in the
way of taking a perfect copy of
the original can't be done.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

The committee appointed to Sc
cure ground for the purpose of a
cemetry, has succeeded in obtain.
ing three acres, on the premises
of Mr.. George Baker.
That they may get title to
the land and fully organize to
receive it in trust for these pur.
poses, a meeting will be held at
LAWYERS Hall on Saturday even.
ing next. Let there b. a gener.
al attendance.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18
THE New York Court of Ap.

THE New York Court of APP
peals has decided that a person
who has contracted to work for a
given time, and before the expira-
ton of that period is, ''by the Pro-
violence of God,' disabled from
performing the service, can by his
representatives recover for the la
bor already performed. 1t is said
this question has never before been
decided by the Courts OF this coua
try
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

"rAhK ENoUGH." --"As compared
With so,1.e Of the villains who enjoy the
favor of the Administration, Brown is
IN angel of light.-Des Moines C,ti-
zen.
If the State Printer in the
above, means to refer to the state
administration of Iowa all ri hit;
If not what does ne mean!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

HoNoRs TO JOHN BRowN-THE
Day OF HANGING TO BE CoMxLM-
oRArED.-Ihe Executive Commit
tee of the American Antl-Sla'ery
Society are preparing for an obser-
vance of the day that shall Wit
ness the execution of john brown
It is to be their 4th OF July.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

1t is a fact worthy of notice
that not single adopted citizen
of the q. S. was engaged with the
Abolitionists of the country, eth.
er in plotting or carrying into eff
feet the Harper's Ferry insur'
reCt:on.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

The returns from the Wiscon.
sin election are very incomplete
but indicate the election of the
entire Republican State ticket and
the Legislature.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

Tie Democrats have certainly
redeemed Maryland from the mis-
rule and anarchy of Know Moth.
ism. Its next Legislature will
stand in the Senate II Democrats
to 8 Opposition; in the House, ~
Democrats to 81 Opposition.
This secures a Democratic y. S.
Senator in the place of Hon. j.
4. Pearce, whose term expires be.
fore the expiration Of the tie. m OF
the Legislature just chosen.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

Messrs. Sabin & Moon are re-
ceiving a large and well selected
stock Of goods Next week they
will issue their proclamation to
the people of Howard Go.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

Senator Gwin will, at the earl
lest period next session of Cor
grrss, bring forward the Pacific
Railroad question.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

Mr.. Underwood of Kcntuck y
is spoken of as a strong candidate
for the Seakership Of the next
House of Representatives.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

ALTERED BILLs.-We have seen
more bills Of the State Bank of Iowa
changed from one to five. All the ones
have a picture Of Gov. Lucas, while
TIE five have a picture Of Lecture
Cute City.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

Mr.. Henry J. Raymond editor Of
the New York Times, on Saturday ap-
peared before Justice Osborn AID gave
bail in $500 to answer the charge Of IL
bel recently preferred against him "
Com. Vanderbilt, rs previously noticed.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

LAZARUS AND TIE Rtcu Man
Rev. p. Smith will deliver Il dis
course at LAWYERS Hall this even
ing upon the above subject.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18
OUR YCEUM.

The matter Of recognizing a
]yceum for the improvement OF
all classes, seems not to have as
yet received the attention of any.
What say our people! Shall we
not once in each week forget the
cares, the anxieties, and the hustle
of business and meet together for
friendly discussion aud mutual
improvements
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

Hon. N. P. Banks, Republican,
is elected Gov. in Massachusetts
over Hon. B. +. Butler, Demo-
crat. There were four tickets in
the field, viz: Democrat Republic
can, Free School, and Opposition.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18
NEW OREGON, NOV. 10. 1889.

70 Advertisements handed us for pub
lication will be continued until all arrears
are paid and charged according to adve tleed
rates yet forth in another column.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

See q. W. Schofeld's ''noricc to whom
1t may cencern," in our . lversislnr
column.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

Joshua Giddings and Ossawot-
temie Brown had the pleasure
of supping together. Did they
use ssblack tea?'' r ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

Fred Douglas has issued to old
Brown, a la distance and to the
"culled niggahs" Of the Z. S,
his farewell address.
He is now to take refuge among
the abolitionists Of Exeter Hall.
1t is said that his health has been
very delicate since the foray at
Harpers Ferry-5eing constantly
troubled with a sort Of nervous
ness about the throat, which he
fears may prove fatal, should he
receive an invitation from Gov.
Wise to breathe the pure air Of
Va.
Gle that fights AMI runs away,
May live to fight 'nother day"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

We call attention to a commu-
nicat;on on the outside of to.day's
paper from e. NJ Munson. We
would commend it to the especial
attention of those who pride
themselves upon belonging to the
order of NJ. I, C-s and res
pectfully suggest that they "dry
up"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

The NEXT HOUSE OF REPRE-
sENTATIvEs-The House of Rep
resentatives-which will convene
at Washington on the first Mon
day in Decembernext-w,ll be DO
litically divided as follows:
Republicans, III
Democrats, 100
South Americans, %
No party has majority in the
House. The South Americans
hold the balance of power.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18
CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE.

CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE.
We call the attention of our
readers to the prospectus of the
Congressional Globe in this week S
paper. Those who wish to be
posted in the issues of the next
Presidential campaign should sub
scribe at once.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

Sc notice Of preaching to night.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-11-18

2
US TO say.
We arc led to these remarks by re-
fec'ing on the great reluctance display
cd by the people Of the new States to
having free negroes settle amongst them.
There is something more in this than
mere prejudice or jealousy. It is exhi
bited in places where the political senti.
rnents Of the people are MS diverse as in
Kansas, Oregon and Iowa. It seems
rs if it were becoming rule. in framing
n constitution for new State, to pro.
hibit the residence Of free negroes. In
the case Of slave State it is not diff
cult t" understand this. The presence
Of a free negro is Instantaneous to the
slave. And beside, the policy of the
slave State is to discourage msnumi--
sion, which draws from the resources of
the State by diminishing the number Of
laborers. But IN tree State, where
emigration is invited by holding out
every inducement to the inhabitants of
the old States, and to foreigners, this
aversion to the presence Of colored PEG.
pie can only be explained by the opin.
ion that has obtained, almost universal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01
House Of Representative.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 1855

Mr.. BAnR, (adm) Of N Y, presented memorial rom
New York, asking the passage Of law 10 stop the fur
ther rac IN, and monopoly Of public lands and The par
ceiling Of them out for The exclusive use Of actual set
tiers.
INDIA RuEn PAnnr xxrrsnox.
Mr. Epn, (opp) Of Pa, moved 10 discharge the
Committee Of the Whole House from the consideration Of
the Dill extending the Chaee India rubber patent for
seven years The report Of tho Committee Of Patents
speaks OF the great utility Of the Improvement the profits
rom which have not been remuneravc 10 the inventor
Mr. WAmnuRS, (opp) Of H., asked whether the patent
had not been In existence twenty years. whether
dA not expire ye and half ego, and whether he II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01

intrigue against the Now York Custom Hpuse authorities,
as to ay the wires Sr the Charleston Convention they
hold htle couvocatons al town; sometimes Al Mr.
Douglas house, sometimes at the apartments Of Sanders
Corning OF Fowler They are just deep in ntrgues
with The Douglas men.
Mr.. Seward, too, has his Pratoriaa guard from New
York. Thnriow Weed has marsbaed all the FREQ wool
forces sgaiust the Thirty Million bill They will make
great feht on it.
The leaders both sides dasvow any intention TO cpe
rate preuaturey for the Presidency the Turk
ish Admiral would say. Boshl
am told that personal feeling on the part OF New
York member Of the Houe s at the bottom of the Navy
Yard investigation, and that 1t will amount 10 nothing
On d however, that the Committee will overhaul the
Navy Agents Office.
The lobby is little dull Colt and Chanee have been
here Colt may up pistol pate and Chaeo
has no end Of India rubber adherents
The Pennsylvania Avepue Railroad bin passed the Sc
rate yesterday Certain amendments were attached "
the House bill making necessary to be again considered
by that body. This may defeat The measure for this
son II Is a small affair TO make such huge cry about
II is the bill of the New York speculate 'ors.
the Of Senatorial dpntes on Fay and appeared
In grand etyle at Wllards hop. We navDg fne
weather. and things are very gay Last night everybody
went TO the theatre Miss n. Dave and Mr.
Charles Fisher in Masks and Faces" In which they
achieved great success.
ia the general complaint here that the New York pa
pers are very long In comirg through Sometimes the
HERALD packages not received until the morning
sfter the evening when they should bave hand
you almost altogether for news from every where Wash
ipgton included. Wont you str up the agent2 [wl he
consider himself stirred ups" and sccOrdingly2-
Ed HKRAD1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
THE MAILS OF THE ARABIA.
SPEECH or THE KING OF SiRDIyIA.
THE WAR FEELING IN ITALY.
HOW YOUNG MORTARA LIVES In ROME.
&c., &c, dc.

Our European nles by the Arabia, from Paris TO tho
l4h and London the 18th Of January reached this city
from Boston early yesterday morning
The full telegraphc summary which appeared in tho
HERALD on last Saturday embraced the main features OF
the news
Inc following extracts will, however, bo found very in
terestipg.
7,h ofJanuary,-
AZ the foreign journals are speaking of Young Mor,ara
VIII inmate their example He entered the school Of t6a
regular prebepds of st. John OF ran weeks suce
ne appears happy and expresses desire nome
The Pope pays for hs education biz private purse
On Christmas day the Pope oung Morara basket Of
sweetmeats The next day the boy asked leave " thank
the Pope. aud he was permitted TO do So The HOLY
Father received him most kindly.
letter from Madrid Of the Slh OF January says
The journals are again treating the question Of tho
immigration Of the Chinese coloDists into the island OF
Cuba appears that the black population is dimnIshiug
in spite Of the slave trade and the inroducto
into the island Of negroes Divers proposals have been
seDt in by respectable foreign nrms also from the
Company Of the Credit Mober 4 Barcelona who offer 70
,h. state 20 600 reals s2oo sni engage found
the colonits they shall import
In the Senate on the 7th ut General Prm made an at
tempt to bring on discussion about Mexico but bad
been prevented.
Accounts from Hayti in Paris on the 18th Of January
speak of serious disturbances which are saa TO have
broken out in the empire Of Faastn l. copsp,racv for
turning the Empire Of Hay into republic sad to have
been scovered.
Paris letter Of the 14th of January says
Now is the time to buy Isthmus Of Suez shares 6nr
those VINO IKE the security The 5of shares are freely
offered at 16f 1851. discount, but takers are few.
The Paris Presse Of January 10 announces that an inn
portant shpbuider of New York aud also ono of the
pril cpal founders of the Panama Railroad will enter the
Board Of Directors Of the Nicaragua Canal Company
The came journal adds that special agent Of high stand
ing is 10 leave for the United States with ipstruc
ons reference the fusion Of the former graut es Of
the Transit road and the present Canal Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01
The Paraguay Expedition.
OUR PERNAMBUc0 CORRESPONDENCE
PERSAxBUcc, Brazil, Dec. 81,

PERyAxBUcc, Brazil, Dec. 81, 1858.
Arriuos and Departure of the Southern Star-Accidea 10
the Captains C7erk-Hopaatxy Of the Brasi1sans-SAip
ping Intelligence, dc.
avail myself Of the little schooner Rosamoud, which
sails for Baltimore TO morrow, TO drop you line. No
thing strange particularly interesting has occurred in
this port since the date Of my last except perhaps, the
safe arrival Of one of the United States chartered
ersthe Southern Star-desned for the Paraguay cxpe
dition. She into this port on Thursday the 23d
nst and after taking board hundred and six tons
Of COAL proceeded her voyage last evening at two
O'Clock When she arrived here she had but three Of
cca left on board and had her except captain not taken
the precaution make much casting tho voyage out
She like those which went before her. must inevitably
have fallen to leeward and been compelled like them
to put into Maranbam or Ceara for fuel.
On Friday last Capt Pennock and Mr.. Stapp, the Amer
can Consul called upon his Exceency the President Of
this province, and were Of received with great
polteDess by that distinguished functonay On the
lowing day the Secretary Of State returned the call and
offered his services at any and all times.
u may be amiss to say that The Brazilian authorities
and people generally here, cherish the Aer
of friendship They ready further the wishes
OF the Amer can Consul In any matter and accord him
the fullest extent that high consideration TO which his
position the representative OF the United States govern
mebt at this important post entities HIM.
regret to inform you that the second day after the
arrival Of the Southern STAR Mr. Rogers the Captains
clerk accidentally fell down the bathway and was
severely injured as to his life to be desparsd Of In
wo days, however, he was much better and when the
steamer left yesterday hc considered by the surgeon
ont OF danger. he received the most unretting at
enon from the Captain the doctor and all the officers
during hs severe Illness Captain Pennocx and bis officers
Ike those who have gone before tn m, have made dne
impression upon the few res log al tbs port
am glad 70 inform you that Perpamouco is now per
fcctly healthy. The proposition for line OF steamers DC
tween the United States and Brazil 10 much discussed
here and anxIousy desired II would urqassuonaoypay
The Ameycou sbips Medtord and California Packet have
been condemned here They were terribly battered up
and worthless for sea purposes The brig H. B. Emery
Captain Perkins, lot days from Pensacola, put into
this port two ago in distress She s leaking badly but
be repaScd Her cargo lumber and she Is bound
for Rio Janero.
The President Of this province returns TO Rio IN few
days when he will resume the Office OF Minister Of War
which he left only month or two ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01
Export and Import Trade ofthe United States
with Great Britain and France.

Export ana Import Trade Of the United States
with Great Britain and France.
LETTER PROM THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY IN
AHswIR TO RESOLUTIONS OF THE HOUSE CALLING
FOR lNFORMATIOF IN REFERENCE TO THE EXPORT
AND IMPORT TRADE OF THE UNITED sTATKs WITH
GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE, FOR SERIES OF
YEARS LAST PAST.
TREASURY nEPARsxxSr, Jan. n, 1859.
Sn-The resolutions OF the House of Representatives
Of the Goth December 1885, call for nfo nation from the
department reference to he export and import trade
Of the United States with Great Britain France for
the years 1853 5 '66, b6, r7 The information asked
for far relates 10 imports from Great Britain
and France, has been complied nom our oficial docu
mens required by the terms Of the retoutots and ~
contained In the accompany ing table marked A. There
dccrmeDts records 10 this department from
which the Official statements OF those countries Of their
exports TO this country be obtained Desrous, how
Of responding AZ far practicable to the call Of the
other sources and have obtained all the Information on
the subject within my reach
Table will exhibit statement Of the exports Of Great
Britain to the United States taken from their "annua
ffaiemept Of the trade and navigation OF the United
Knfdtm for the years smed In the resolutions. Table
contains similar statement for France for the same
years, except 1865. has been compiled from The
abedWr Qsmeydl OF Frspce for each of those years.
have not been able 10 obtain the one for 1850
The French tables distinguish between general" and
" special" commerce, and between official" and
% actual " values.
General commerce, ss to exports, signifies all articles
sent abroad from France, without regard 10 their origin
Special commerce includes only such Of the above
articles as are produced In France have been imported
there snd PAID the import duty excludes such ~ pass
By "oflcial valuen Ia meant fixed valuation on
basis established in 1877, and varied. II only
useful az soordlDg standard Of comparison Of the com
merce Of France Of different periods.
Actual value" n intended 10 represent the true
market price, ascerained the time Of expectation.
The British export tables show xh:, called the mds
value" They also discriminate between articles the
growth and manufacture Of the United Kingdom, answer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01
delivered he opinion Of the Court affirming tho judg

delivered he opinion Of the Court, affirming tho judg
m. mt, with costs.
ship Fons Aciu Appeal from the Circuit Co,rt .o
lLe District CT California Judge Wayne delivered th
opnon OF the Court, affirming the Decree with costs.
M ses E. hordecai Error 70 the Circuit Court for the
western district Of Virginia Chief Justice fancy de-
eIea The opinion Of the Court, dsmssing the for
want Of jurisdiction
o. Robert Campbell ct al VS.. Clement Boyrean. Error
TO The Circuit Court Ct the United States for the Southern
otr'ct OF California. Chief Justice Taney delivered the
epmoh OF the Court, affirming the judgment with costs
o. The White Water Valley Canal Compa " vs.. II ry
Vaet,e ArgumeI continued for the defendant.
29e. The United States Vs. Vncen,e p Gomez Appeal
from the District Court OF the United States ior Sou bern
California On motion Of the counsel for the appellee the
cause was docketed and dismissed with cosls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01
Unitsd States Supreme Court.

NO. 81 Frederick l. Bareda and b. other BeDj II.
ssbee ct In error TO the Circuit Court Of the United
Stats for the District OF Maryland Justice Clifford de-
livereo the opinion Of The Court Affirming sbe judgment
Of the lower court, with costs and interest.
as. Lessee OF VIM. O. French AMI wife vs., VIM. II.
Spencer, Jr ct al Error 10 the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the phsSct Of Indiana, Judge Caoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01
Our Washington Correspondence.
WAsurNaroN Ian 40 IA

me Gathering Of the Clcns-StAsmes for Chavsesto- Grand
Rally Of Ncp Yok Democrais--7he sSsh Barber on
Hdnd-7he Nocat hsuestigdtios-7ne Avenue Rai,,oay-
zhe Lotby and Potent Rights-senator C11gman en-
Grunde Treis-fsne Weathu-zhe Thedses--W -Whacs The
Matter with the Popevsi DC. r
Az you have already been informed the New York poll
acans arc here in full force The democratic side
represented by Fowler Richmond Sanders Buterworth
Corning sckles Clark, Haskn, Cagger, Briggs, Town.
send Jewst and Striker They are here not 30 much 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-01

Naval Intelligence.
The United states steamer Brooklyn will proceed 10 sca
bout Monday next on trial trip.
, 1859-07-29
Powers b. Attorney

For The transfer O Scfip, neatly exeenifd of la a =
the once oC the PToxExN ASD DENccakrl i
Oct IS, 1858. 80 cfsI - f.1lN
, 1859-07-29
TO THE PUBLIC.

THIS CELEBRATED GIN-PRETENDING TO
l. nothing but what it Is, viz; pure and uadol
teraed article, and assuming no artificial merits Of
what it Is not some Of ia rival imitators dOaiel
five years Of public approval ond very extensive sael
n California, has been pronounced by the public t6
be sHerior, not only beverage Of general use, tt
lVny other atticle competing against II, lnt is -
|JNRiNALLED IN ITS MEDICAL EFFICIENCY
In most cases Of complaints To persons travelling ~
heye days Q; rapid transit from East TO Wet, Noit
TO South wlo are constantly changing their water a'
wcll their ririste; who are drinking, indeed. dozeI
kinds OF water in every twentyfuur hours, and cad
raugd containing some property acting in chemical
hiagqnism 70 the preceding one, thereby causing NJ
unnatural degree Of excitement TO the stomacht h
positively aad absolutely necessary to use a counter
Icting agent From the fact that the
, 1859-07-29
AUCTION!!
VALUABLE PROPERTY IOR SALE!
TNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC
i auction, IN the town Of Olympia, on
Saturday the 9Th daY Of August, $50,

his entire stock of WAGONS, and all the Tools be
longing to his Wagon Shop household and kitchen
furniture ; also his Dwelling House and two Lots in
Olympia and l6O acres Of good rich land near Olym
pia.
Terms OF sale on real estate will be as follows :
0ne-fourth cash, and the balance in two annual pay
ments, with interest at the rate OF twelve per cent
per annum. War scrip that was given for supplies
during the war will be taken the annual payments
for real estate at fifty cents on the dollar
Terms Of sale on the wagons. and other property
will be easy, and will be mads known on the day OF
sale. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. MI
2t36 j. b. DlCkERS0N.
, 1859-07-29
and WINDOW SASH

A SPLENDID assortment Of Hardware and Wiz
"A dow sash. will be fonnd and sold 25 per cent
che per than at any other store, by
~ BETTNAS.
Olympia. May l le5H 22..'
, 1859-07-29
AT PORT TOWNSEND
NEW STYLE INDIAN GOODS.

EXTRA LIMERICK CAST STEEL FISH HOOKS,
T. Nos. and wire with brass sockets, for salmon
sturgeon or haibut fishing got up expressly for the
Indian trade.
Cast Steel spear heads, with sockets for salmon OF
seal fishing
Indian hair oil aud Rouge, put up expressly for this
market by Burnett Of Boston,
The above goods are of entirely new style and were
made Of the very best Materials under the personal
direction of Mr.. J. G. Swan. Inquire Of
.s... J. G. SWAN, or FOWLER & CO.,
Port Townsend w. T.