New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-29


NEW OREGON. IOWA OCT. 20, 1859.
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tie U..iun.
Funny for Cor1vin.-Here is another good
thing about Tom Corwn from the Mac-a-check
Press:
While this Eloquent orator of the people was
speaking at Springfield, Ohio to dense thousands,
u black middle sized bull-terrier, with a round
face not unlike G rwin's, climbed upon the stand,
and 'aking Ills place by the orator, calmly look
cd out over "tbe Sea of upturned faces" He
did this in such knowing manner that the audi
cnce began to laugh. Corwin noticing it at
last, waved the dog back with his hand, saying,
Come, one at a time, old fellow" Bull stepped
back few PAGES and turned his head on one
side with a quzzical expression, as if inquiring
what he mcnt. Corwin returned the look as
near like Bulls as his wonderfully expressive
countenance could come, and then Said cofiden-
TALLY to the crowd, Il do believe he thinks of
leaving the other dogs and Joining the Republi-
can partyp This was followed by roar, in
the midst Of which Bull cooked up his tail and
deliberately trotted out of the hall-every part
Of him saying, plainly as a dog could speak,
that he wouldn't stand any more of such ID
nonsense"
The recent term Of the district court for this
county has ust held it's session. Judge E. H..
Williams, On the bench. The Judge is prompt
in his decisions, uniformly correct in his conclu-
sions If law, AMI practical in the application of
fact to the case. Among the attorneys present
were. NJ. V. Burlck, S. A. Upper, Levi Bull
lis, ID. Smith. ID. H. Hughes and E. E. Cooley.
Esqrs. of the Wnnesheik county bar, Milo Nc
G!athery and S. s. Ainsworth, Esors. of the
Iayette county bar, J. 0. Crosby, Esq. of the
Clayton county bar, and the members of the
Howard county bar comprising G. M VanIIeu-
ven, D. O. Preston, T. H. Jewett, G. e, Berry
and w. r. Neal From the array of attorneys
we should think that if the bone of contention
at any time contained any meat, 1t is now pick
Sabbath School Celebration The celebra-
ton for the benefit of the Sunday school schol-
ars came off yesterday, and the result was that
of a happy time. Elder Windsor and D. D.
Sabin addressed the scholars in very pleasant
and becoming manner--words in which the
youthful mind was enlightened and made to APP
praclat" the changing events of time After
the children and middle aged had partaken of
tastey refreshments all dispersed to their peace
1ul aoooeS win llght hearts, While the little ones
were heavily laden with the fragments of the
many loaves.
A detectiue policeman from Freeport, Ills
came into this county on Sunday last in quest of
stolen property and the perpetrators of the
thefts We learn that he obtained and took
back horse that had been stolen from there,
and thirty or forty dollars worth of goods
From what we can learn, he saw several ''foot
prints IN the sand' in various parts Of the coun-
ty. ~
Mr., D. Wilson, jeweler and watch maker has
locate himself in town, and opend splendid as
sortment Of jewelry, at LAWYERS drug store.-
Persons having time keepers that refuse to 90
wills give him a call; and those wishing todecorate
themselves with jewelry will find his assortment
deirable. But we wait for him to speak to you
further.
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