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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24
Bank Election.

POLITICAL FINANCIERS AT A DISCOUNT.
Special Despatch to N. Y. Tribune.
EAsToN. Pa Monday, Nov. 2l 1859.
Ex-U. S. Senator Richard Brod head
was to day defeated by young merchant
of our place, for Director of the Farmers
& Mechanics Bank, receiving only $50
votes, out of 2 ,l39.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24
Erection of a Bridge.

FREEMANsBURG Pa. Friday Nov. Is.
The Lehigh and Dslawere Water Gap
Railroad haze commenced the construc-
tion OF bridge over the Lebigh at this
place. II will be completed in April
next.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24
5000 to $500 Wanted

For one year, for which per cent. inter-
est will be paid, and secured by personal
property aud real estate. Any one hav-
ing the above SUN or part of it, to loan,
can find out full particulars by calling at
this Office.
Nov. 24 1859
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24

The Court of appeals of Virginia, re.
'u~es to award writ Of error in the case
If Brown, and be will be hung on the ID.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24

Whereas the Hon. GEORGE r. BARRETT,
President Judge oftbe 22d Judicial District of
Pennsylvania, composed of the counties of
Wayne, Pike, Monroe and Carbon, and Abra-
ham Leyerjng and Michael Fl. Dreher, ESqr's,
Associate Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas of the County OF Monroe, and by viz
tue of their Offices, Justices Of the Court of
Oyer and Iermincr and General Jail delive-
ry and Court of General Quarter Sessions in
and for the said County Of Monroe, have Is
sued their precept To me commanding that
Il Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace and
Common Pleas, and Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery and Or
phan's Court, for the said County of Monroe,
to he holden at Stroudsburg, on the 26ih day
of December next, to continue one week if
Dece essary.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24
Bank Election.

The following named persons we're e.
lected Directors Of the Stroudsturg Bank,
on Monday last;
John Bows, John Butz,
Charles Savior, Reuben Gregory.
John y. Stokes, Thomas W Rhoies
j. ID. Labar, H. NJ Labar,
james Place. Philip Swartwood,
Michael Ransbcrry, James \. DGrling,
Depue S Miller.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24

Is hereby given TO the Cononer, the Justices
of the Peace, and Constables of the said cOun-
~ of Monroe, that they be then and there
ready with their rolls, records, inquisitioDs,
examinations and other remembrances 10 do
those things which their Offices are appersai-
ming, and also that those who are bound by
recogniz lnees to prosecute and give evidence
against the prisoners that are or shall be in
the jail IF the said county of Monroe, or a
gainst persons who stand charged with the
commission of offences to be then and there
to prosecute or testify as shall be just.
God save the Commonwealth
MELCHOIR BOSSARD, Sheriff
Sherifl's Ofhce Stroudsburg,
November "a 1859.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24

The Tsmmany Hall Locofocos, New
York, have nominated Ex- Mayor Have.
meyer for reelection.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24

A Farm in Snithield township pear
Marsball's Fall, containing DO acres and
"a perches, on which there is erected
good "
EgOuSe aHd Barn. "A
The land is in a good state Of cultiaa-
ton, aud is now in the occupancy of Will
liam CyPhers.
w. S. REES, Agent for
JAMES A. STEVENS.
S:rouds burg, Nov. -, l859.-tf.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24

Pyle's store is opposite the Old Easton
Bank. where those who want fine clothing
made in the very best manner are invited to
cali All work warranted equal to the bes,
customer work and sold at the lowest prices.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24

N. B-Sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, will insure bottle couaing 50 pills
bv return mail For sale IN StruudS ulg by
July /. 1859 -ly. J. N. DURLlNG, Agent
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24

Richield, H., Nov. 1859.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-11-24
HOuSe aaad Barn.
Court Proclamation.

S;rouds burg, Nov. p, ls59.-tf.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

n.-fGN 80, hs,~,r-o. - - sr, eaourncso -
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Hofs - xenrTH - - - F{
G8h - TI nI1 ~ rr'1 sslDco
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~ s.s~sS ~ Yls-a,is ~ ss....1 ~ Nerrr[ srH
M ~ s.arIr, u Es1-~ ,--i, ,s.~seHee sorro
= G~n~s o~1 - I'm n@- O 8
EdaVi0 e1toua1lsg = rcuv - nrnkrWosel
y Ss~-e.er
$780,. - IN .,.es I.1;@,...se-. 's--..s ~.
-.- 49, .k~ T-s,t1,en( ~ 1S1eR1I,H ET1~~.~. s.1
ss.1 ,sissi 9fss ss v2&, - 1rsS 'Sff s1.
sT52E snSz8 -Af3isa SxH2Y$ ~ fAY ar TS3n =
~. - N-r resarc1e 1ri6s~1Irv n0n1n00 0AnpxHo
49,. - ~ 1o1rss1 1sSh r. opAoG =.
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~ III ..,s q cfDs - ~ ~ n
"a. .'...ssf ~ s.".ss 4 sssits asSlzSt. 4 a13Aes
ss.s s...s. $3.50 ~ -sSg-.SS @e~s~-a.sla
ns..S.- v....- h.S.... ~, ahi~r Dlsseahae
j. 1nes eAa,.-.-."1ss A, Ssssi.i.~ "a ~E~sAsp
eoe:s .n w. 49, efak '6iX lfSflKeg
ne - e ~ u "a a. ..eS .eS9Ss.-lEsxxlH{S& "a
commaaoso ms1 soS.so ~. 1... n y.s.1 ~.
Ueppeee seey yvssOS0. .1-. SHm.- ~. 1I--
eseeNeee - ysse s.,.sssf - - mIHse
os0 eoes vlsn X see e. 80 arf f:gg -.
soua - ~ vsn o. -. VI Enu - .sss..sns, 49, r..e
houses s1d k'hs yoor cnhosss, ~. 49, 49, 49,
.nf'5 - . - - r.. q ..A. 4.
nomse 80. ossr Ne s0ssd sn,pAA& ssys 49,
80 no cOuos fssd $40 poesss nl " IN 1
MnaS 49, voss1 !. y - 80 essy g co ~
nnensa aoeaS - 80 sn,sa yos. eas
pc nas so,yoe yoS - seea<
Jnss selst yGss @aEr A1.e3,s@ !. .7asssSxi 10! =
anectloA Hepe3 yYS IA - .SeH asssIa 49, u
yes dry. ano sosse msDs 49, s.s.1a Ln =
Ood, - ne assess's eus 80 49, !. yy ~
presence. "a nas - - - & 80
shiag TeAs 49, Kssss 80 ess4yts oss i"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03
WEEKLY HAwxzYB
-..,hc, CsAs Cenaniseleners dee
hess A0Gs 4za% ~sT 4tss Ill

-...hc, CeAs Cesaaniseleners -
Dbas ang. araY ~sY 4ss III \
,....,, .fter :he lsgislAssrs had sppcins-
lS..s- saith. Barker and Darsia 70 re-
as' ~. ana make civil and criminal
'0e =. ,hese gentlemen apportionsd
'f's ..r.el,es, the Sork Of The practice. 70
ID, that smith should p'sp''s prep. ,.. o'''n',
go, -. . chancery. and Darwin ls~ psae>
y, =, weeks since they met a. and are
IssN M. AM. Darsia's olics in shis city
IN, mass upon aud perfect shs 'naisid-
,. pa and viii remain until The same .
=. -. Smith h.. diligently l.eersd, .as
s' - q erDinsl practice, aud .'n aa,so h's
gssuas EEK or two. No radical change
'sD0' 81, much filing in and cleaning
'A = !. 20. c.ae vill be suggested. aud much
...., !. n.de IN the prsc.ice. ii's great
iup'0's. .,uiu., lawyer, and bis experience
.js4sT s.,ter. formerly cf New York.. con-
's's. y !, ,miuen, cbancery lawyer. came down
sse'sS -, !. ,ps el.bora,ely prepared cbaneefy
"a :, !. wing cou.idersd Nr. Dassin's system
@ = I'll or.c,ice, be declined to reoomnend hi.
e'a .p,;n, ,be partial harmony Of law and
= w., ,,ocsdur., proposed BY Mr. Darwin pre-
I'M. S.I . The total separation Of = distinct
@'. :. NJ. D.rs,n's practice act pso>
,'',, ., I, and equity shall be SO far united
w.. Nv ..u.. shall not be defeated merely be-
~. Ii. party has mistaken the remedy
80 -,,.l a. !, entitled, but shall simply be
..s..,.d 70 another docket. 1t also provides
-, ,bj,e many principles Of procedure shall
1. ..,,nop 70 beth lAw and equity causes. yet
q, .h,ll mot b. mixed up and confoundsd on
4, mil Indeed it preserves to equity cases
4 :. the parties agree otbsr~ise-the risns o.
. II. B, the judge, written testimony ana ap-
!, !, ho,h facts and law. We believe these
..,,,,m.n have labored diligently during the
4. ,br,e wears TO fully mature their recon-
..pds,ious, and We uus, We may nave 'e'>
!, settle system Of practice. Mr.. p4r"'n We
row has during that time, much 70 'ne A's
i, Of his legal business, devoted S'"se' AIS
os, exclusively 10 this work. The ne" coae'
\ every state in the Union, andthe late practice
,e,s 0! England and france, and all the res
.,,.d decisions on these codes, have been. At
.,.h expenee, procured and studied. He has
l,o collected. BY letter, from leading legal
zen. both Of England and America, large
AMOUNT Of intelligence a. to the practical
,e,kpes Of Great Britain and tho several
s,ps Of the Union, and thinks he has made
= suggestion. not supported 10y authority as
.su "A reason. II is understood that codihca.
linn Of the laws of the Safe will net be at
vmp,ed. but that . revision alone will be
re.ep,ed. This has been already nearly done,
,ud viii be sent to tie legislature on its earliest
a,,a D.rwins act, approved BY the commits
,;suers has been in part sent to the printer, snc
N will be within week. Judge Smiths viii
follow, and every thing will b
ready for the Legislature. -''''
We take some pains to obtain and state these
t.cs, because the state is asking the question
W h.r. .riaa tn answer in these remarks.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

u TAeuas Eslaa VS. again arrested AT
sday ncrning tor ceiling goods st auction WIN
ssslssass. The ssial took place before 1us''ee
Tsnpls, and The defendant was fsuad ga''sy %
~ saase saA apsd rs snd esss. ws sass
Nat On appeal 10 the case will - taken = :
higher Court.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

u Eight car loads Of hogs were osooeps
y iron sAs vest yss.srdsy @osniss. seven
'se ssndsrland. Dsvis 4 Co.. and eoe "
hAeask 1 Dsaiss LAss svssisg several 49,.
Hsoai sas leads sans %, bat ss could nos
laan tAs pessias aunhss o. whs we're ths eea-
6esea sasas
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

\ - NJ. z. q. 0rangss he's seld bic Wbols-
~ (3recesy Rssshliabnsns % Measts. J. y.
TAyler 4 Co .e ssq
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

90 We pablsh ts>day shs 6rss bali Of sn
addreos delivered by Ne. Coswis q Lebapon.
Oklo. We need not ssk our ssadsss - pssass
Il Il contains matters worthy Of coosldsration,
sven though The reader, like osraalf. nay moi
| :. ..eoared 20 concur in I'll hs saya
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

A BEAUTIFUL PRoPIKrs AT PUBLIC SALE.-
1t will be seen by advertisement in another col
umn, that the very desirable properly, corner
Fou,th and Court streets, opposite the residence
Of Dr.. ]. +. Henry, is to be sold at public sale,
ON Monday next. The terms are easy, and to
any one wishing to possess the most beautiful
location in the city, this will be rare chance.
The property will be sold, positively and with
out reserve. t-.-
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03
R.urAL AssAuLr.--Au aggravated case Of as-
s.uls was tried before Esquire Temple Saturday

BRurAL AssAULr.-An aGgravased cass ol as-
sault vss tried before Esquire Temple SATURDAY
afternoon.
Jsrr, Gorman, and Mary, his wife, fell upon
=. old lady named Amorsh Lynch, Saturday
morning, aud 30 cruelty beat her that she was
covered vish bsuisss and injured severely =
seems tbs old lady, who Is an ind's'rioas' ''eao'
woman, has been in the habit Of ioaning suodf'
Articles % Gorman's family, which they iH'en-
.ioo.lly Neglected 70 return. Hearing that .ne'
were about removing from the city, Mrs.
Lvoch went 70 Gormsn's house 70 gain posses
sion Of her property. Her demands were =
osived with insult, and she. psrssting 40 re9u'1
ipR their deliversnce. the GeFmsns-man 90
vile. struck and beat her, and finally threw ns
eas Of doors, 20 severely cutting and ora'aaD
her face and person tnas che uas scarcsly N
eondition 70 b brought inta the Court Roon'
I The defendants we're 6nsd ele and costs sse'
and in default Of the amount were impsisons
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

Shocking AcclDkST.-The wife Of Mr. Chas'
Bolt. living near Frankfort, Montgomery Co..
Iowa, was SO severely burnt 90 the lSth, oy neE
clothes taking lire While standing with her back
10 the stove, ,liat she died Oh the 2lst. Mrs.
&. vas alone in lhe house with an infant. The
:, -. -
lila .,a no. a uuhurt
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

Tue GAL1 or FRIDAY NiGRr.-A severe gale
visited Northern Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. FRI
day night, doing much damage, prossrating
telegraph lines, demolishing and unroofing
bdlldngs, etc, etc. At Chicago quite number
Of buildings we're blown down. the unfinished
wAlls Of Church pros,ra,ed, fencing. tress.
signs, awnings and chimneys blown down in
every direction, but NO lives lost. i.
Al BunAlo the gale was very heavy and much
damage vas done. The new breakwater for
the southern part ot the city IVES nearly des-
troyed, aud that part Of the city entirely under
water. ---L -, IL.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

MrxrIxo OF TIE REPuDLicAH NATIONAL CON-
xlrrxx.-We learn that meeting Of the Kepuo,
,ican National Commitsss will Be held IN the
City Of New York on the 2lst Of December.
A new court house has bssn completed At
Knoxville which The Journal says 10 the hand-
.omsss and most esmmodious % b found IN
tha intssies Of the STATE.
The Iowa City Reporter gives the consolidated
.t...ment Of the State Bank Of Iowa, Nov. 10,
,ssa. from which " lsasn that there are twelve
n..,chss, ia.sAs asssesass. showing The fOllsw-
- Isssrs-sAfssy fsad. ss4.isl 81; spssis,
s,44. lss 20; notes q other specie psyisE baak'
stss' 's44 %; due ifsm specie paying banks and
s.nksr,. slss. eos 10, leans aad dissoanss
assa47s 50; ssbss items. s1+,s57 y.
/ L,As,llrlrs.-csP ~. $40 90; csFcula'
ass, e4sl ,aO% 90; das ether banls and banker
als .1ss Is; dspssisss, ossA,lAs ~; oeAs
Items, ess,ss7 -. Bfr
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

~ The irst train Of cars ran over the WIGS
toria Bridge on the gath. Two Of the tubes
are not quite completed, but it is expected that
the bridge will be fully completed about the
miAdIa nf TheerrulAer 10
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

A ToueH SroRY EoR FARMERs. The Dakotah
City (Nebraska) Herald says shat Henry fh'
grim. Of that souaty, raised crop OF corn tn's
yeas Of twenty.one acres. that Aversgee one
hundred and iifty-thres and ons.shird bushels
tn the acrei HFss@4E E-s-5tt
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

nrurorr WtsrERN KAlLRoAD-The cars on
this road have been running to Monticello forF
more than ; week. Ano,Ger lot Of iron has
been received within few days. and the track
is being laid TO Lang worthy with great rap!disy
The cars will probably be running to that place
before the close Of the month. They will thel
be within eight miles Of Anamosa. Should sh'
weather te favorable during the first hall Q
see s,nser, The cars wiii probably be running 7
that mage by the fret of February. e-...-.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

assAsaeF m aA FWH9F94s aa 90 Ffi - N Al
asAlnlf4 lsacls
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

Persons d, string paper from the capitol dn>
ring the coming session, will doubtless nnd the
Reporter faithful chronicle Of the doinGs OF the
Legislature, and in other respects worthy OF
their patronage. Address, Mills Brothers, Des
Mones City, Iowa.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

Gen. Ward y Burnett, Surveyor General o.
the r-rr,o,y oil kAHsas, is charged with various
mis,i. ,neaiors, among which is that he ls 1T
times incspscited to attend to the duties OF his
Office from drunkenness, and that IN conse-
oueace Of his absence IRON his ,,o.t important
dl.ie. VI IN. u,fce are neglected, the deputies
s.ileti.g : loss from want of his sisAatSsa. III
is aow ahssn.. snd has been since the goth O
N.y last Tho charges have been forwafded tt
| Washington. Gen. Burnett is the person wh'
received the Jackson snuff box for his braver!
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

wHxsk IS THE TsopsrE.-0ur daily paper
sent in the Northern mail fails 70 reach MApe''o.
the day Of publication. The mail leaves here
q. o'clock .. %. The paper is alwass ip ths
nos, office long beiere that hpar, aud is prop
srly mailed by the Poss Master in this city
Wby does il not reach Wapslsos This is
matter We have thus far failed to tathom. we
would give something 10 know where it stops
| and who detains IL a
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-03

Tuk DAILY LEGlsLATIvE RsPoRTER.-The Mills
bro,hers have issued a prosp' ctds Tor new
Daily Session paper at Des Moines, with the
above tide I. is to be . morning paper. ana
viii, contain full reports Of the doings OF the
Legislature for the previous day, synops's o.
debates aud the la,es. news. And will be fur
nished ia sls<erbers at the following prices :;
Single copies -; hse copies is; ten copi's y .;
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
I.ITrELL.S LIVING AGE.

CONTAINS. n cach rrmh"r 6! large pr
~ -es mixing, for TIC ycar, m)r" tAan
$500 printed pays. When the an,a'nt oi
read ne matter is cons dered, 1t will be seen
that it is niue, cheaper thnn any monthly
magazine now published.
The price of Lttell's Living Ase-(free I
postage to any part Of ted Statesl--s
SIX dollars per year Two cop ss, howe er,
will bc sent for ten dollars, and SIX cop G,
fr Twenty-Five dollars. Twelve copies will be
lent for titt, dollars Postage cannot he paid
by Il, W ere a d sconnt is already made tu
clubs, &c. 4 h
A more appropriate present to a Lady oi
negligence aud discr'm nation, coad scarce
~ be made, than a year suh:cr pt.on To tie
Liy n. Age. Com NJ. as It wou d. free o,
p stage it woad tie ~ weekly ,e~t mon al o.
The regards and miteness OF the d',nor.
All u ders ehnuld be adj esred to.
LlTIELL, son AND 20,
Publishers If me Living A e. boston. nj lss.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

EyT virtue Of one spcal cXacrt'on issued ,
Es 6 i, oi office ii in, Celk OF tho n strict
Court oI Howard Cann'p I.xa. M | to ma III. {
iecic,l and Ge.ivelc,! whereby an compian- :
Id to mike out .. The north bali fractional
G,n f OF the 81 9TH Wet oia!tcr OF section SIX
n towns ip n, niher NINETY seven north vi
range - wo~t u 5 rrihUipal ,Merid an tho
;en.n,tt 10 ats'y T. i'Glgnn 1t ANA decree %,
foreclosure that ug,st bcadi" obta ned IL
~ Il court ~ tie lat outub term, =. a,nsa>
Bc,c. VanEe&e ard CHtha:ne NanE ;!Zer,
nov there. ore IN pursuance, 81 tie c'mMaa,l
~ 81 ii writ contained .eha oer said inem.s
iscS Tor SITE ! line Inv ,irtcFs 1T rho llnns
door u. the E,scc Exunnng.x H2.si . tho IL
n%e OF n o cg,nr, ~ ~ d county on tho
3a.h dsv Of DheemheE, 1850, betwesn thal
hoays .. INC "'cl'ck u M. AMI toN O'clock,
D. ~ o. that day 70 satisfy sax jud. mcnt aud
Il, crcc--u ne At >HeriH' "iiic ), New hayou,
November 2Sth, 1852. sass lo-a IS.
JAS. CARPENTER, Sass.H. :
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
S!lEt,iFWS SAL T..

ley virtue Of u =. c. al execution lssucd ont
IL oil the ufi.:c at the ERIK 0f the j. strict
t'ourt Of How ard county, Iowa. AMI t. Inc
tlirecte and d,l.vcGed whereby | am cnni-
man cd t" make out OF tn u"lih West qar:
ter OF he snNh east q - ter Ut scat on SIX
IAN tn north hall OF no thea t If tnr
s,n.ih-, al qu;. Ger of sect On SX. Fn"a II nc.
sht north OF Range toAltccn west. the
amount to SATISFY u .dsmrnt !, 4 decree OF
Inrrci sue that H. 4. Axtci obtained in sad
court at t c last October term ag;. N; ii.r
riet J. T"mh8. Now, therefore, n pnrs Ianre
If tho command n sad writ con ainfd >hat
o!frr II, q pr, m g Tor ral as the law 4 ,cct,
a5 the lro !, 4 or Of the Eac Exchange III.
/: !, IN the lingc O! New Oregon. HowM 4
county, Iowa on Tie 80. dry Il cemher,
A. D 1889, between the ho'le ot n NJ O'Clock
il. m and 10 I sc ora p. N OF that day. to
satisfy - a ind men, and decree. Done
at Or tf"s otire New O.cson, Howard coun.
", Iowa, Nov Goth, 1853
JAS CARPENTER Sheriff
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
SI'OV ES.

r INN s. CO, dea ers in stoves and tin
~ ware. at logan'> Oh Stand, Water
street, Dee rah, Iowa hay now and WI con,
nue. TO keep on hand u larg" assortment OF
co,k, box nnh par,ur stoves, which can't he
h.at i;r Gle g,"cr an"''seiuiness. II copper
and ~hre, i,onwarc. n,unutactlrrd and war
ranrch to give, ut s,;,c!in Roofing done and
r,e-,ro III put, n ION sh";t n"tce aid reason
ahc te. M. wit nratne>- and Dispatch. Call
and e a.nii,c before purcha,.ns. a. we trt'
assured wr can SEP ~ cheap IL the q eareht
JOHN FINN, BERNARD QUINN
IIl.3m
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
70 TIE, CITIZENS OF
Il 9 " ARD C . |; MT ~

sT ~ EHil.i. j.. has ENLARGED. rciif.
u o ted ant r tt,rn shed tlv Ga Skv- L;ehr
Daguerrean ia Ter. ovtr II. Il. d ck,ruau's
hook "r1 Gru Sirra IN Dnyor;i; ;!ui IT,. ~
now p ei,l:e to IKE amb."t> PIES. st.ryo..-
wye. Iii" y ss"tvY>. rn"l graphs, III o'.o-
n p's }'"nyr,;sr and many uth"r sfv ~
ri T." nl@" III 1ho lH2>t ppiccJ and dnrab g
III tnn"". He "n"rntra E,tl the Attest II 4
ni"st improved processes Hh ch are II t in the
40 ,c>~,"n "t ANY 0trcr ;,Itist in nnrthrr,
iowa. ANA N'ici, .Te :. iii :! &r ture ana d.
Iab y u Ia p vtarea DOT Dbtninable bv IN;
other Hi an,i'rrypc, ;.nd photographs c;.,,.
40. be x.'riud IL III, west ...
H. keeps on hN'd antl IS constantly rccc:r.
NJ the latest and most il>h nab,c Stvies OF
l,Nmes cases, trace, pas rp rt.u,s, !ucke,s
md pins wn ch h. vii Il Wit. !, c;,lrcs &c
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
He gets up new stvic of lorkct y cturo
VII ch has Il the hri liAncy and ourab I.ty e
gaSs p ctires with the ght,.c~a Nmd rliall..
u Ut plncr. ut the same t.or it ~ trre f,,a,
ali Tie ~ Hten, n ntng. Il ;ca ii 10. nnt pc.
are. 4 variety Of O bor pictures W | b. get
lp t, or,io: .nviud i,g o,l ia ntngs nun,-
.hrnmatic. crayon and Ind Il ink drawings
and II sorts maps ...a .... ....."
- THIS is i mancnt Institution and
has ness vii! 'c onhlcteti upon All honorable
has So The patronage OF Il who want yoo4
trctnres Is Respectfully 80! ci'c - Enquire for
.sER'Lis PIcruEt GALLERv. .... 1.E-Es.G
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
NOT ICE,
To. Whom IL No2 Concern:

/ l.. persons arc .,Ib d cutting. romov.nr,
~ tax n. away o. in amy man q inter
ere,ng with any t;mhe" whether the samn'
hail he grow.ns, Standing or n aly n,aunc,
wing upon the south hal oi the :cr,l- IN
I'lartcr Of sect on three. IL township uinoir-
CHI, north # y nge eleven west Oh t!c fiji,
" nc pal mer dian, N Howard comfy. lpw';, :
the pal lie are i,!rthe. not tic'i tha1 have
Q interest OF :, inortc So IN and upon tho
+ad above tieScr bed premises. and thai AZ,
"-,ay p'r&osis trcsna sing thc!cnpon and ia
ing and carrying a~av iJv w nab1n :hrss
Hn~n'o be.,ug;n., VII Do held liable Tor til.
M. && 1895. hft...f .. .- '1--' Pa
Dated. New Oregon, No" Is, 1850
Iii.t.I CIV SCHDFiEtI