New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-08-27

Lath per NJ Sc 90
Pickets per NJ Sl2 90
An appeal to the Republican Mtser.-
who would not take a county ~paper-only on
dollars year? 1t contains choice literature, politi
cal matters, the latest news, and in fact, all tn
more important matters Of the day. Let u
again ask who would not sustain a home paper
Would you see your county destitute of a press
and hear the printer imploringly cry for--on
dollar, in vain? Nay, one says Pm q patron.
But verify how be it since YOU cling 50 tivht +
the almighty dollar?" Our terms are cash O
ready pay-therefore how be it you are = patro,
unless you have paid the p%rinter?" We ans
wer, 'not much."-Now really, friendly oppo
nents, if you consider our paper a fair exchang
for one dollar, let's have it; if not We can onl,
say, continue in your misery principle and pincl
to death the eagle upon the coin you Worship
"if you think there's no HI"
That NIL PriviIege.-Judginc from an
pearance, w think Nature has favored New Orc
Son with one Of the finest mill privileges in tn,
west, and we are but one among a hundred O
the same opinion. The water power we hay,
reference to is situated on the Turkey river
nearly in the heart of New Oregon and ownai
by G. n. Munson, who will dispose Of the sam,
to any company obligating themselves to i'm
prove the power.
Billie 'Society Meeting.-At 8 meeting Of til,
citizens of Howard county held pursuant t.
public notice at LAWYERS Hall, New Oregon
August 22d, 1850, j. Clenlner NJ. D. Wa
called to the chair and Rev, J. w. Wiudso,
was chosen as secretary.
On motion, it was agreed unanimously tina
We form ourselves into a bible society auyil|ar,
to the American bible society,
Wnereupoa, on motion a committee OF three
consisting Of Rev. J. w. Windsor J. J.. Glenn
mer and J. s LAWYER were appointed to draft
constitution and submit it for adoption to a pub
lie meeting to be held at LAWYERS Hall en- Sab
bath Sept. 18th, 1859, at 3 o'clock P. M.
On motion, adjourned to meet at LAWYERS
Hall at the time above specified.
J. j. CLEMMER, Chairman.
wv. WINDSOR, Sec'ty
N. o. WaTer.-Whither we may wande,
through the wilds and more civilized parts Of
tho far west, the character Of this gentleman
acconpany us. Surely he is deserving of thu
good wishes Of the western citizen for his perse.
verance displayed in the stage business, 70,
Notwithstanding the tight tines NJ. 0. is u
and doing, and mary time" irregular. May
success attend him and his faithful drivers il
their unyielding efforts to tighten the burden Of
the traveller by the wayside."
Subscribers to the Plaindealer residing in
New Oregon and vicinity thereof will please cal,
at the office of publication for their papers; and
bear In mind Saturday is our day of publica
ton.
Mo. Hutchinson has on hand a quantity Of
first rate lime which he will sell at low figures
tor cash. John is a clever, industrious fellow
and those desiring lime for building purposes
cannot do better than to give him a call.
F'r0l1ie chickens are as numerous in THU
section of country as Aeas about the barn-yard
and perhaps quite as provoking to the farmers
a historic party, who has heard o gool
deal about the 'Theater Of War" suggest thai
the back seats must be desirable.
We have received a communication from M
H.. Howard which is necessarily deferred unit
next week. We hope to hear from MIR. Howard
often.
Louisa county.--A recent enumeration
makes the population of Louisa county 1851.
james Mgals brought into town on Wednes.
day a large grey wolf, which measured five fee
from the point of the nose to the tin of the tail
The twelfth branch of the State Bank has
been established at Fort Madison. Philip Vel
lie is president and George P. Eaton cashier.
The New York Tribune says that Stout
Democrat, is elected to Congress- from Oregon
by As majority.
Andyew B. Moore, Dmocrat is elected Gov
OF Alabama by 10000 majority, with a full
Democratic representation in congress.
ire Ohre Branch and Atlantic Weeklv
This beautiful paper IS before us. It is to US
as also to Its thousands of readers, a pleasan
companion, and indeed one of the best wecklie,
published. ,.-. h. -
The Police Gazette has again reached u
with its many rich sayings. It is truly worth,
the attention Of the reader. :
The Printer is one of the most ;nterest;n,
publications upon our list of exchanges. Ma
1t keep on coming are our wishes.
Rev. j. ". Windsor, congregationalist
breaches at the hall of Sabin & Moo1 ever,
sabbath at 10 IL A. NJ. and at I P. M.
1tep. d. N. Waterbury, methodist, preach
ca at "A Uvnr'c ho11 10, C.lL-AL O. H.,