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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-05-05
Broadway Gold Pen Manufacturing
..... Company, a
No. 1925 Broadcay, Nep York.
And all other kinds and styles At the retail prices.
Premiums Presented to Purchassra

And all other kinds and styles At the retail prices
Premiums Presented to Purchasers
To every person buying gold pen Of us we present
numbered certificate, md each Of these certificate
entities the holder of ii, BY the extra payment Of "
cents to an article Of Jewery in value from Ell 10 sIC0
This Jeslry consists Of Gold and Silver atcbes i'm
treat variety. Silver Gollets Silver Fruit Ba.,sts
Gold Guard Chnins ladies' Jocket, gracal.ts (nts
Gold Fob aud Vest Chains Tbiu,tie. Er.astrin.
Bracelets Ear Drops Studs. Rings Crosses Be mons
Of which sell Tor less than st. For epery a0ur maid
~, me pdr'yH en',H'o N n mum5sr,d Grt,fcots and
by The payment q Is CENTS sza on each csyt,scat. he
i6entiied 10 receire ULatspcr tie numL.r ofth. ar
t,icote destynates. We have been in operattop f,r
three years and thousands have bought OF as ana wa
have never learned that was ever dissatisfied
This plan affords every opportunity Of obtaining =
gold watch or some article Of jewery for A trifi,g
sum All our pens pencil eases, &c arc genuine ar.
tcles man ufaetured by ourselves with ursa car. ara
We offer them pr cisely at prices asked in all othe
stGf1s In the city 70 agents make sdyauta ,Dus
oilers, any energetic person do well by working
or Us. We Wish agents in every place in the coun-
try and persons who would like to become such viii
please TO address and will send them prjntei
circulars IF prices. terms &c. We have no stated be-
RODS for distribution. The moment pen Is purcba-
on the payment If 25 cents extra
All oldsrs ~ nail should he addressed,
MERklcK, BENTON DEAN,
800 Broadway, New York.
". B.-G0ld Pens repointed in A surs.rior NAME,
Enclose the pen and 80 cents I'm r. STAMPS and ~.
pen nv WI np Dc r,g9in,ed and returned paid
me biNphbNA1 DpLD ZEN MhSUFACTrRISG
GoMpAhh,is well known throughout the country;
tut as tber. are undoubtedly some who ar. moi &C.
qnainted with u.s. weappeDdthe following weiLkpows
names References:
Fellows & Co., No. II Maiden Lane, NY.
Hicks a. Mitchell, 20 do do
Benton Bros. COR. Broadway and Court
land SITS, n. T., and Chestnut st. Pnila
}. II. Sturdy & Co., No. Gilsey Building
New York.
Goudd Wood, No. 9 Maiden Lane, NY.
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-05-05
1000 ACRES

ltl ACRES Of land joining the corporate limits
~ Of Sioux City, will he sold IL tracts to suit
purchasers and at low figures. Address
GEO. WEARE, Ranker.
Sioux City, Iowa,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-05-05
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30

10y Virtue It Il Exccut ON iss ed
- gu, bv the Jerk "fthe Distr c C"ntot
Howard county, 10 II, and ONE directed and
de- vrrcd, a.a,n.tt" go" IS and chat'e.s and
tor want erect tho | nl- and en"mrn's #
p Sprague and 4 W. $50 e'''. "l'' r by
| am .um minded t" make III s'm ct 'h!ce
hund, cd dollars and sixteen cents hes, e.
costs # SHIT and az III ne eos :. to sa' s'y
judgement that e. l. Cauen nh'a nd aaa;}"a
C p. S,,rag,.e all e w. >chodc;d o. th,,
25;h .ay ot October Nd 1859. lad D.s-
trirt curt by virtue of the anne | have lev
ed pom all the right II" a d ut r.st which
tie sl d : P Spra ne and &. w S;h"t.cd
had to and n the following described zeal e.
ta'e, on tie 26 h day 1T Octd'"'; 1859. I"
W.T. The orth east IL Of the north west
/ i Of sect on IS town 90 range g. and the
south east ii vi til - til west IL "f section
20 to II 90. range 10 west "t the 5h n nc
pal mer ID an. VIII ci, shall, expose to pubic
sale rs the law i reefs. ut the Iron' door "s
he Eagle Exchange Hotel in the village" Ok
New Oregon Iowa, on t d,.y the 3lst dag
of January next mtw,cn tie ho' rs Of n.ne
=. .ock A. NJ. and '.'clock T. NJ. Of bat
dav 70 satisfy sail ,m,nl.
Dated Uec.mLe, 20. h 1889. 20 Nv
JAS C.AkPEA TER, Sner.E.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
YHIETf.NG PROFIT.

BLH
Circumstances have for long
time pointed to certain parties as
belong ~ to WHAT'S known as
The hovse-thie>es. >.,..>
Until of late, ~ definite clue
10 them has been had
Last week, three men were
IN DscArAl with a load of wheat
80 early in III" morni z rs to ex-
cite suspicion. Shortly after sale
OF SAID wheat, man appeared
; mi sad that it had been stolcu.-
Accordingly Il warrant was issued
and Il Mi. Andrew Witt arrested
\ long array Of circumstancial
evidence pointed directly to him
Is the guilty man, and he was
fine the full a.nou t of $40. and
zen allowed to escape w!thoui
pay ngit.
~ nile this trial was going on.
it seems that some Of the gaug
h I'd bIowe.l, and this same Wit
i'un ly. and Il Mr.. VIM Brown,
pointed to as parties WHO had 50.
len, or concealed stolen goods.
| appears flat some time about
he first of this month, Il Mr.. Der
by's h'u G. Who was gon, from
l'me with his family, was
robbed, and a large amount Of
household goods taken away.
\ great many Of these go dis
were found in possession of said
Witt, and a few with 'r. Brown
Mr.. Brown, Witt and his two
sons, and Il Mi. Jackson, were a.
rested on the 9th, and held to
bail to appear on the 10Th for trial
Brown had his trial yesterday
and was fined S25 and costs.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
MCGREGoR. 1860.
S ERlEFS SALE

ny virtue ct one exe;nt! II issuel ok
~ If H.. fl ., OF the clerk ri the D It
Court OF Howard 'm.n',: i""a. and IT, me
d re,tei and de. y.,ed aga n~t the s''d' ana
rhatt IL and nr want Il ele"t: tl:e Ia, d. AID
t,nc,nrn's 1t f. I'm nd G 'lrtt. Whereby am
comm:.n ed 20 make III" >nm & nnc hard d
Il .!tty seven dollar, ID SIS carts ie>iies e. ITS
OF sui: AID a,crni X cost. I" ~atstv:t l.h N ut
that -E,nmrrson, Cnc'rnnc Co.. oh a"cd
against +: I'm I'D G. lett ON thu 25sh Nv Of
October, ..5J, the D str.c. Court b. II w
aid County by virtce 0. sa d writ OF exert on
have iev,cd on il quaint ~ OF oats, 'hre cots
III hc ns from one t" three years old two
cow, IT, ec ycarl ngs. one 'nc torst wagon,
also The und vid,d hal. hal: FL reaper. al
IN the y, cn;ser OF >a Il f. G lett "i'ch |
snaIi xIn,.e to .uh' sale ~ The !aw eets
a. the dwell ng h"'> OF Edm nd 6 CT n
Vernon Springs own:hl"nT rsd".y he 81 It,
day If Jar.al NIX. between the h""ns " ~
o'c ock :. NJ. and 4"',.u,k Z NJ. ut that
DAY, to s.., sly AID d ma"d. t. 20 4w
Dat d this % !, dayut ID cen,'.el 1917
90 JA> CARFE\ FIR = ,.,!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
| o S;>itNCy.

"Oh Consist, ncy,t on art Il wa"
1t is consistent, friend, to profess ,nc
hing and practice another. 1t is con
sisteilt for you to curse the heat Of to-
day, AMI gru.njle at the clouds of to
morrow.
Il is consistent, ,nlcc,l, young man,
for You to sp n, tor cigars y Il sliskry
the money 'ich Your parents toilet
h 1t. All iJl, i cArl; d :, cxpcll in
| ,nc week, at oalis All. yuuts, II les an |
sprccs, " in sauly apparel, the means
which it has ta Ken III ,ntl5 ii ii econ
omy AMI toll to accu nuI,te. Ii is uuire
consistent t)r ycu, young man, to curse
an abuse yont n)thcr, t,r she is Of NJ
c:,nnt; she never done anything for
you, save to watch over YOU AMI pro-
tect You in infancy: OF sone triv,l ,us
act of that &inl Abuse her, call her
harsi names. render her lille a, dis.-
.rccahl rs yon possi1l. can; she is no.
Dpdy but The OH WOMAN What il
yoa DO ",rlny her gray hairs down il
S ROW to the grave" hat do You care;
You know You are young and hearty,
an CT. gssa!o g with III; her Fl getting
round n wv; an / as for the opinion of the
,rll, y III nee not care for that; that
young lady will smile as sweetly us ey-
cr, AMI if You only keep straight face
before her it will be all right Wat
if you 4, allure her by h>nie | words an |
spevious promises from The scenes
o! home to the embrace of Satin, sin and
ruin? why. its nothing but apiece Of
innocent deception, TN your part; AMI
then, the W ri | will only frown upon
her, whom You have left in disgrace,
AMI best les, it. 81 very consistent.
Young la ly, it is very consistent.
for you to dress in silks an | satins, Jew
elry an flowers, AMI para lie the streets
these fine attern 'ons, for YOUR appear
ancc is "rcally charming" What if
your mother is at home, hard at work,
to keep you from starving, that is nth.
ing: size has no ''conquests" to make
Be careful and not come too near that
miserable begsar girl there; her latter
81 garments AMI dirty hands might
soil Your fine apparel, an that would ne
"rc.lly beyond cn'lurance.' D,n't rec-
o5,izc that y.,ung man, he is nobody
nut u common mechanic! On, yes,
purchase those "splcn lid Silks" your
father will sell the last COW to pay for
them, and you must dress as well as
Miss NJ onshine, or you will lot win
Mr.. Swell; You must surely make him
one of your admirers, for he is one of
the ''irs water" arist,cracy. lie has
NJ brains, n, honor, n sense. It's true.
but then, he has money lots Of il, and
it is all that IS necessary to fit hin for
your society. DIN. rise till after din.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30

n"r, TOR 'tis very vui ;lr' T. hc seen l
the loren 'on; vr,r parents AMI all the
comm m pc ple" are at work Thea. .--
k,yin bdl AMI real II YES till it's ii G
to dress an paint. AMI ta,n, if the old
la ly hasn't fitte | the p,rlr fr even.
in. calls, snarl, al $c,ll an, pmt. hu
vs,re an reserve y,ur "swee be.
wia'hing smiles" for Company. Dat
5issracc y 'u"self by any kint oflab ",
tor,sin IL Ia ly that w,nli seem very in
consistent. ".>.'' 80 y
Dcac N, it is consistent for you to at.
tenl church, put on long, sancti:n' nj.
'us '.ce, and say long prayers on Sun.
lay, and the next lay put N your u
siness face, let your every.d,y heari
beat freely, was Your weekday tongue
and if You can make a hundred dol.
lars or 81, hy the ign rance Of Your
nei -hh rs, why, |, it, Of curse. the
worl will never kn,w it. an | thea its
perfectly consistent. DAT swi die
,nyb,ly that will make fuss a'ou t.
Tor tina, might injure y 'ur reputation.--
Turn tie wi l,ws and orphans into IL G
street if they fail t, ply the rent, I
he are p,r -no1oly cares for thu m.
But don't let the ''cares OF the worl T.
i stertere with the ''Sr)wta Of grace" in
your heart.
Its consistent, quite 81, t, he lou | in
professions Of frien lship, to- lay, for
those whose character You wiltu!ly
villifel but yester lay.
1t is remarkably consistent for per.
s'ns to pie lgc themselves to the cause
Of temperance to-day, and sell them
selves for a barrel Of whiskey on tie
IN rrow.
Ii is Won lerfull, consistent for pill
tician' to love the clear pe,pc" with
fullness ,f hear, be orc an election. AMI
imne. 'iately after, |ccome the c,ntemp-
lille lickspittles of the m,niel de-.
,,gues at the CApital.
0! lfogies it is lee:nel Consistent 81
for yout, combine, in one c,r,nl IF IT.,
t, crush the risia5 spirit 0; reform in
Your milst. D'n,t rs ,ist Il ,uly man
t, rise, but keep him down if you can,
he may possibly In 'ck = plank r
two out If y ,ur Of conservative plat
FIRM. Il stran5 gers come to YOUR village
.rive them ~. if p 'ssi,le, FIR if they
rensin. they may Interfere with Jour
business, AMI destroy your influence.
I: is consistent, lear rel lcr, f,r YOU
to scan these w,r l.. AMI the garment
that fits Y III. anil while you wear it. re-
'nsn'er with shame sn grief the 81.
ring iUc,nsis c,nics ,f vour pat life,
and be resolved that, from this time
h.accf,rth, YOU will acquire, retain, and
wear in your daily intercourse, that
bright aul shining jewel, PERr&cr
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
l. YCEUM.

agreeable to notice the men,
bcrs # the New Oregon Literar,
and Debating Institute, met last
Friday evening, for the purpose
Of reorganization. The house
was called to order by l.. .Averill,
when the following hcers were
chosen, viz: Mr.. Jno. |. Sturg;s.
President. r.. +. Carpenter, Sec.
rotary. Geo. Eek. Treasurer. n.
Isaiah Wood and Mss. NJ. Pull
man, Readers.
The following resolution was
read and adopted, for discussion,
at the next meeting of tie Insti-
tute, to wit:
RESOLVED, That Washington
is deserving Of more. praise than
Lafayette in achieving our Liber.
ties.
l.. Ayerill. volunteered to sup
port the affirmative, NJ, NJ. Moon
the negative.
The association then adjourned
to meet on Friday evening Dec.
3Oth 1859, at 6 ID o'clock.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30

mil routes of,he I. s., lc, tAen
do it.
If th4y shall pur:suc. a diatlsn
course dnd reeommrnu.'a pproprla;
ton, fdr this purpose, it will g
forth ;o'thc country as a pointed
and official rcbuke cmanatiny from
themselves. aga;ns, their own or
! gan;zation for the tactious ana dis
organizing course pursued at the
last session, i'll denying all appro
;,riations for the transmission o.
the L. S.. mails.
Let them organize tn House; aud
unlC>' their committee on the Ju-
dietary shall report against the re
cent decision vi the Supreme CouY.
in the bred Scott case, VIC may en-
pcct them in future to sauc,io.
that decision without a musmur.
and if they do SO report, they vii:
then be held guilty Of al attcmp
t. co"tyol the Judicial b. The Leg
.slat.v. branch OF the govern.
mcnt.
Let them organize the House.
for we assure our friends through,
out the country. that with the u
). Senate, as at present constitu-
ted, their effort to array section
against sec.:ol, and brother
against brother, will not only re-
suit dlsastrously to them, but viii.
bind together the conservative j.
e"ent of the country as with
hooks of steel.
Let them we say show their
hands upon the lire. rcssible con.
tlict, between the North and the
South as promulgated by Seward
and as carried to its final issue al
Ilarper's Ferry by the infamous
Brown.
Let them through their House
organization say whether Lyman
'r,umbull speaks authoritative.
for the party i'll admitting tina,
slavery is mo .a!ly wrong only as
made so by positive enactment, or
whether it is the ''rclic Of barbar-
ISM that it was declared to be By
the Philadelphia Cow, n:ion.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30


''lr Intiair!-- ;tW ala Inca.
E,hty.tarec vars az. when the
lily tw, 81 y'crs Of the Declaration Of
| |cpen lcacc, appealing to the Sd,
lreme Julsc Of the world for the, rec
titu lc Of their intcnri ms declare |
e h these Uni el Clinics are, an l If
right Mut t, be, free AMI in lepcn lcn,
States,' tut few Of tic most sanguine
+ that ire,mel q the extent AMI great
!ess which Their Country w,ul attain
in the comparatively brief space Of three
curtis If Il century. Then there were
thirteen srarely populated colonies;
pw we have thirts-three powerful
States, and several large Territories ~,
the ;hrcsh,l | of membership. The fol-
living statistics, sh wing the means
n'l degrees Nv which the great empire
0 the West has been rearel, will be-
cal vita thrilling interest by every
american citize,.:
Under Grncral Washing r,'s l.nin-
.s:rat, "a the fill ,sin, new S.Ar.s were
,i.nitte |: -V.rn VT, irl79l; K,ltu XIV
IN 1892; Ten, .esscc. in 1896.
U,uler Tn ,mas LETTERS M, alminis-
vation, the Gll,win, new s ate AMI
Territory were allel t. the Uni,n:-
OH, in 1902: l. uisiana. purchased in
1904. E.ch contained space en- ugh
for fifteen States. This purchase gave
to the United States the entire control
ii the Mississippi, the s,uth Of which
Ia | hitherto been in the hand, Ga f r.
eign power. Territorial governments
were organize in Mississippi, Inlia"a
mi louisiana -, - . =. : Z.
Ua Ter James NJ Gs,a's aln:nistra-
i n, the fill win, Il iiti,n was m, l.. to
the c,nfcderacv: Indiana, in 1916. q,
DninS the Ptesi lency .: J .'ncs Mon
roc, the following new States were all
United INTO the .Uni'n: Mississippi, IN
1917; HIN rs, in 1919; Miss iurl, in 1929
Maine, in 1920; Florida, purchased in
1871 . -.
"a Ter the Prose lenc7 of Gsneral
~ ~
A rev jackson, the following States
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30

The Republicans Of the country
arc making "a hero. saint, a mar
tyr" of the murderer John Brown.
In honor Of his muurderous
deeds and damnable purposes they
have throughout the several cities
Of the North called out the militia.
~ and fired salutcs Of from thir.
teen to one hundred guns.
OF course they look upon "old
crazy Brown" and his acts, with
loathing and disgust.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30

.f~I'hc Dem Gratis have gail .
cd 1903 votes in Wisconsin, as
com pared will, tn, last Prc,ideu-
tial election, a;l>l the Republicans
have lost neatly 3,O)J The
whole vote is l)},)JJ &
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
ARRIVAL 4 DEPARTURE or MAILS
IT AND FROM NEW TN. co,

IT AND FROM NEW Ek. CON.
E'ste.n ma. II Nn' lag, w i .csiay.
and Friday ut l. y clock - IN
We,ter" M |, arrive Tuesday, ThurAda.
and S:.turda at . o'vlo. k u III.
Northern mali ARRIVES en Thursday 1T 8 p.
n. md depa: t, on FIR dav at s Il M
Letters tor either ,o..te sho.id i,e n,a led
half All Oar before he arr Va Ut III MA i.
Postage On newspapers is rcqui I'd AZ sd.
vance and Unless 10 pa i viii be charged
doub G postage. ns Iei u'red hv Ia s..~
} s. LAWYER, p. NJ
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
RepubIicanisln.

Republicalism, according to its
supporters just now, is SOUND IN
THEORY "in;aue" IN PRACTICE
The man WHO prof.sses its prin-
ciples is a patriot aal a chris ;ian;
the man who acts them out an
insane traitor and murderer!
That is the plain logic Of the
treatment which Brown now re.
ceives from his party friends.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30

A pretty girl anil a will horse are liza
bic to do much misch CT; for the one runs
away with fellows body, and the other
runs away With his heart.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
THE ORGiNIZ.i 7ION or
THE HOUSE.,

IKE CH u MIA ilON vi
THE HOUSE.
Every thing seems now toindi
cate the election Of Sherman, Re
publican, as Speaker of the Hous.
of Rep eseutatives.
The South Americans and Anti
Lecompton Democrats of the
House, with few exceptions, will
support Mr.. Sherman. And, all
things considered we shall not
much regret this course. If they
shall adopt it. 1t seems that An.
ti-Lecompton Democrats arc will.
ing to sell themselves, to the r.
publicans, if they have not already
done so, and vote for Sherman, for
speaker, if the Republicans in
turn Will support Forney for Clerk
Of the House.
A division Of the spo;ls Of the
government printing is pretty sure
to bring the outh- Americans up
to the support of Sherman
In this matter the Republican
candidate is understood to be a
lobby company, comprising among
its component parts such atoms
of political honesty as Greeley,
Webb, Wendella Prentice, Form y
and others. Whichever one of
these should be elected will take
charge ofthc work and the profits
viii be divided among the whole.
But aside from ali spcculations in
regard to these questions, let us
ask in all candor what we have to
gain By obtaining the organization
OF the House, when we are unable
to carry single party measure in
that body!
The Democratic party d. not
wish to buy out the uth..Ameri-
cans, and if they did, we do not as
party estimate them as highly
as they do themselves, and could
not rely upon them only for the
purpose of ctjecting an organiza-
ton.
Therefore we say give the oppo-
sition the organization, and their
Legislation, as heretofore, like the
shirt of Nessus will stick to them
80 closely, as to place them under
the bar Of popular condemnation
III 1860.
Let them organize the House,
aud let Democracy rally round
the constitution acting only upon
the defensive and the history of
their proceedings spread before the
American people, like that Of the
Congress Of 1854, similarly organ-
lied and for like purposes, is sure
to result disastrously to the Re
publicanism.
Let them appoint their commit.
tees and let these committees re-
port to Congress and to the coun
try such measures as they deem
essential to the public veal.
Then if the Republican party
shall deem it proper to crippl the
Administration and injure the en-
tire country by carrying out the
policy they adopted at the last
session in refusing to make appro.
priations for the support Of the
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30

The Sudbury and rie r. r IS
completed to Warren, Pa, and a
rail road excursion had over the
road, on The 18th, inst.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30

EIcEEL & HurFMAr. 3 JokS-lers and Sta.
toners Man street NJ e. c5or. are our a.ti.or
ICED agents for procuring snbscripti'n and
advertising and rcecipting the same.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
SCOTT 4 BROT II r K,
Wholesale AID K, n: Dcae:s
GENERA. MECH i>nE
MCGREGOR, IOWA
BeS Bargains ever OStre,f IN -EeCr gor.
CALL - tx -. Ia =: a.:

WE havo good in any quantity and OF cv-
w ery s,y z. q,,,'ty IN / Price to sch Is
tho j"bbing "r ,rt, :'al". plies Of lr:n.,
den ms, -tee ;ngs. hickory, blue drills. tex
in=S, Sat:nrtt ca,- marss. jean. rn't'n and
wooden tlanncl.. c,,'"n warn and art rg
hGl'd d mo III: cl,cck. n r,s pads a,pac
cas-. ncrno-. dcianr- l.aukrt~ c,'hIg.%
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30

u Ad.crtiTmcnts handed u, tor pub
Ecntion VII l.e cont nued unit all arrears
are paid AMI charged according to a,.vc t.>~i
rat : set forth in another COLUMN,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
Seve1'cr tn Ballot for 'p'akrr'
" EDSEsDAY, Dec. 2lst, 1859.

The House proceeded to the
seventeenth ballot for Speaker,
will, the following result: WAC G
number Of votes cast, rs, nccu;.
sary to cl):cr, III, 0: which
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30

~ nest of thiev ng darkies
has just been broken up in Chica-
go. They were free lovers, and
quite Loose in their notions Of me.
I'm ct tues,e.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30

SlxrY-rwo iron furnaces in the
neighborh,od of Portsmouth,
Ohio, and in Kentucky, turn out
yearly aggregate of pig iron es-
timated at l55,Ooo tuns, valued
at yl,65o,0o0. The number of
hands employed at these furnaces
is stated at 5000, receiving the
total sum per month Of Sl55,O0o.
The iron trade is quite a feature
in the Sciota Valley and its neigh.
borhood.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30

Mr.. Sharmaa received, lO5
Mr.: Millson, 9G
MI. Etheridsc, 7
Mr.. Gil,ner, 6
Mr. John q. Davis, 4
Scattering, 7
So there was no choice.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30

LATHROP HOUSE,
Frankyi!lc, W.nhechr k t'"'nty. Iowa. In20
P. LATHROP, Proprietor.