New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-10-22

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who still adhere to the faith Of Abraham.
Guard thyself from anger, for it's beginning
is folly, and its end is repentance. 1ert
e. Mi,am,om of Mexico, has lately borrowed
100000 at ninety per cent. .5r ~.
KossuM and his family are at Thunin, in
Switzerland. ai aEr ads ~ sa. s1"- v'.t.aE
Otawa, Ills, was visited on Wednesday
by a snow storm. ~
.g The total receipts at the National Fair in
Chicago were $4,000. 1s.f
In Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachu-
sets, hay is selling at 1913 to $19 per ton.
District Comt.-The next term of this ven.
cradle institution commences in this county on
Monday next. rt. -..u.. s...... .
The E1ection.-We have not the official vote
of the State as yet, but are satisfied that the
State has gone Republican. ~.
The last few nights in northern Iowa have
been exceedingly cold, accompanied with heavy
frosts. s" ' -. .#''"" 'Ats
We often excuse our want of philanthrophy
by giving the name of fanaticism to the more
ardent zeal of Others. at ho' -EFs M#t g wg.f sa.
Promenade concerts for the benefit of
churches have become quite fashionable in San
Francisco. .gasna.- I.#f 1e. a,1 @sas q'.
Mr.. Andrew Porter, Of South Danvers, Mass,
has a squash in his garden which girts six feet
seven inches, being as much as q good sized OK.
A man named Vanover, was hung at Denver
City, K. I. If it is the man supposed, he has
relations Of the highest responsibility living in
Jefferson City, Mo. ,~r ~.
Large quantities of wheat are being drawn
from this and adjoining counties to McGregor;
at which place the market price is 65 cts. per
bushel for extra quality triling sum indeed.
Read his advertisements, and then call at
Eck's for such articles as he advertiscs and you
will 60 home satisfied. Remember that liberal
advertisers are always fair dealers.
Smart Boy-A six months apprentice in a
western office recently set up 1900 ems of bur-
geoise. in eight hours, and afterwards avowed
his willingness to sit up with any pretty girl
all night. III q ~~ C"Ct
S. Heryick, merchant of this place, is doing
a good business in the merchandise line, and
sells as cheap as the cheapest. lie designs
calling attention to his stock through the Plain
dealer next week. Give him a call.
lasso replied to the proposition that he
should take vengeance on q man who had iniur-
ed him, II do not wish to deprive him either of
his goods, his honor, or his lite. l only wish to
deprive him of his ~ill-will."
Geo. Pierce and Chas. Schellengcr, of the
firms of Munson & Pierce and Schellenger &
Munson, departed this place for a few DAVIS, to
lay in fresh stocks of goods. Many anxious
customers await their return.
New York, Oct. 11.-Cotton unsettled: mid
ding uplands II 5-S. Wheat advancing; sales
10000 bushels white at ST s5a1 As; rcd western
low at 99a$1. Mess pork lower at SIS 55:
prime $40 75a11. al. #gEg. -.M4l'
Upon a traveller telling Gen. Doyle, an Irish
man: that he had been where bugs were so large
and powerful that two of them could drain a
mans blood in one night, the General replied:
"My good sir, we have the same animals in Ire
land: but they are called humbugs." 'I
Promises at Pnr.-The delinquent subscr1-
bers of this paper, no doubt, think printers in
circumstances which will permit them to do bus
mess without COMMUNICATION from their patrons.
This is all erroneous, and we now ask, for the
last time, compensation for our labor.
The bones of quite a number of the soldiers
who fell at the battle of Brandywine, have been
dug up at Chadd's Ford, near Philadelphia, by
the men engaged in grading the Philadelphia
and Baltimore Central Railroad. The bones of
one man, supposed t, have been a German sol
dier measured about six feet six inches. He
had on the Hessian uniform; the buttons were
made Of lead, and were not much defaced. -
Trickery Among the "Blacks'"-The Chi
cago Herald, in speaking of the mysterious
"vamoose" Of a villainous negro under guard of
a Republican officer, says:-.Black jack a
well known darkey, who is as smart and sharp
as West India lightning, yesterday escaped from
the box in the Police Court, right in the face of
q whole constellation of fred "stars."-In all
probability, approaching darkness threw a gloo-
my shadow over those stars. s
In looking about us we find that our town
has met with no less progress and enterprise
this hn;,l year, than areats attended t&;s ,s US last nzs IAN among M tn the
we have some of the finest and best in the coun-
ty; for example, the fine two story dwelling
contemplated as the future residence Of E.. B.
Everingham, Esq. This building is construct