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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-25

nRUMS AND FIFES-I have received lot
IL Of splendid DRUMS AND FlFES, direct
from 4 Manufacturers perfectly reliable, and | an
prepared to furnish any number that may be wan
ted by the Virginia and Maryland Military Com
panics. ldcc ! JOHN IL. PARROTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-25

VYYOoI, WANTED, at highest market Fates, Uy
w kS "hSAA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-25

THOMAS PERRY,
Commission Merchant, No. 5, Janney's Wharf,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-25

NEGRoES WANTED-I wish to purchase
N any number OF NEGROES, for which l viii
pay liberal prices. Those wishing to sell, viii do
well to call on me before selling, at my old stand,
at West End, Alexandria, Va.
ausl8- dtt JOSEPH BRUIN.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
w. B. Dobson sends Us a com.

w. B. Dobson sends Us a COM
mnnication denying any compile
ity with the gang Of thieve, in our
vicinity, which from its great
length is excluded
We don't think you need even
. word Of self defence, neighbor
D5bson, and in regard to the
thieves, there is ana will be diff.
erences Of opinion about the pro.
priety of lynching; people east OF
us finding fault because our citi-
zens cut Golf down while in some
localities they demur against hi.
having been strung up.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
PUBLIC RECEPTION.

PUBLIC RECEPTION
o. u. Golf, a 40 torious. charac
ter having some half dozen aliases
had the honor Of a public recep.
ton in Freeport Ill. on his arrival
there, in custody of J. A. Daniels
aadJ. 6. Sisco.'. Mayor Bright
aad his police force turned GU,
to aid in escorting the prisoner to
Jail, after which Daniels and Sis
CO received the very liberal reward
offered by the authorities there f,l
his apprehension and return.
There are several indictment,
against Golf whose real name il
Doud. 81
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

QY virtue Of an execution issued out Of I 8
II Office Of the clerk Of { d strict court o.
.Aownrd County Iowa, 70 m, directed and de-.
live cd whereby am commanded to make
tho sum Of 3l6 and l-loo dollars besides in.
tercsts costs and accruiue costs to satisfy a
Judgment tat S'mon Nefzg r obtained in
the Dstr ct Court Of Fayette County, iowa,
on the 7th day Of June 1889 against Jam :
F. Dorland and C. F. Ne.xgsr 4 traas cript II
VIII CHI judgement was fled in the Office oft
.clers ofthe District Court of Howard County
Iewa, on the 23l day Of Dccemb.r 1883.
Now therefore in p lrsuance Of the command
IN said writ contained have leved upon
all the right title and interest which James
f Dorland had on the 23d day II D cembcr
1883, to md in the north east quarter Of the
north west quarter and the north half of the
north east quarter Of section twelve town
ninety seven range fourteen a'so the south
fractional halfof the south west quarter Of
sect on ak town ninety seven. range thirteen
|. est ofthe s p N. which shall ofer fhf sale
- the law d rscts 1t tn, new Court House
in Vsrnsn Springs to vnslIip Howard county
I"wa eashe o. day of June 1860 between the
hours of9a a. N and O'Clock p. m. Of that
day; done at Sh-riffs Office this 9th day Of
P. 7. SEARl.ES. Sheriff. n3s-4w
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
Attorneys for PIG. nss-4w
SHER FFS SALE.

QY virtue Of an execution issued out of tn.
- Office Of tho clerk of thu distr:ct c',nrt OF
Howard County Iowa, to me directed and de-
iiyered' whereby am commanded to make
the SIM II IS AID 3s.ioo dollars ,sid,s in.
terest coats and xccr,ing costs to satisfy 4
Judgment that Thomas Dale, obtained be ore
John &. Schoo. mai Of . justice Of the peace,
in and for Howard County, against Aarsn T.
Walker, Transcript e which j sdgmont was
6lrd il the oi1cs Of the clerk If the District
conrt 1T How srd Con ~, m the lt.s day Of
December 1858. Now thercforc in t'u~uanco
the comm nd in said writ containcdI have
levied upon I'll the right title and interest
which Aaron Walker had on the 18th day
of December 1858 to and IN the south east
quarter Of section three town ninety eight
range twelve west which lshah offer for sale
rs the law directs at the new colrt honse Ia
Vernon Springs township Howard County
10 -. on the 3 h day Of Jp.e A. D. $50, be-
tween the hours Of 8. o'clock >. NJ. and 4 =,
clock m. Of that day .
: - Done at Sher ffs oifcc May str 1860. q
~ II. + SEARLE.S, Shsr.f n39.4w
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

ANIL cRM "A OSVcNE Nv LOW. s
Hon. RALPH P.LOWE, @. =.
CALEB BALDIN, Justice. E
Lewis KlNsEv, CLERK.
Davenport. April II. :
Pc Turner ", Joseph Kelly .pr't,
Floyd county. Submitted. g
Joseph Aspervs Martin GItes app't
Floyd county Submitted.
Laws Cutler vs. w. e. Oils ct al
app'ts Mitchell county. Submitted.
Jesse Heath VS. Anbury Grace app't
Butler county. Slbmittsd.
Richard Cram5augh, vs. H. N. Sut.
ter et al..app'ts; Fayette county. Sub.
mitted. az
Arthur Campbell 4 Co. vs.. J. Wells
T. J. ]. Welsh app'ts.s ia etie county
Submitted.
Alexander Feay vs.. W. s. Wlthrow
ct al app'ts; Clayton county. Affirmed
+. Medicau vs.. X. Mason e. Co.ap't
Clayton county. Sabmitted. a
n. Q. Williams app't " D. w.
Walker ct al; Cerro GJrlo county.
Submitted. ~. -.-
Emerson Cochoran & c.. vs. 4. Gil
lett; Howard county. Affirmed with s
per cent damages. Yna es5s a@
Hnd & Powers ". McMieth ct al;
Winneshiek county. Afirmcd with 8
per cent damages.
f. o. Thayer VI MclIcnry T. G.;
Howard county Affirmed with 10 pei
cent pamages.
II. P. Corwith " Day and Frazier;
Winneshiek county. Affirmed, With 8
per ceut damages. .fs
Ia Fayette Lake ". Morse & Huff.
man; Fayctte county. Affirmed With
s per cent damages. s
w. N. McManard vs. McGreeor, St.
Paul T. Missouri River r. Il. Co
Clayton county; Affirmed With : pc,
cent dam. ges. si sseg
G. s. Smith vs ]. r. and M. Durn.
ham; Fayette county. AfEr.aed with
8 per cent damfges. . IS ~s !
Andrew Msrtz vs. Henry Meters
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
IN DIS TkI1f EUlJltl Or HU n AAD
/ e.sa@9 ss IOWA .,s,a.,te s.3
: J, !. s.'''' II sri.,.
i B 0atss, + 81 -ss-ss !
II B. Roberta se4as - -

To l. B. Cafes 4 H. B. R,bs1s D.jfentants;.
You will please take notice that there is
now on 81. in the efice &c the Clerk Of the
ID strict Court Of Howard county Iowa, q Pr.
'tit'on 1t Il. W. @ stsA 4 ng that . decd exe-
outeo by B. Gates, to H. B Roberts BY whi-
Oh Lot M. two &c block No. Forty one in the
villsgeof Ve,aan Sps M. Hazard Co., Isxa
.wss conveyed bss csneeled and held tar mai:
ght that Yen tho said |. B. Gates b. required
sad plant q for the sale Oft 70 d lot to him
and for otlSf rels. fand that unless you appS.
q aud alswer thereto On or before the ntr;
ming Of the second day of the next tern 81
sad o0art your default will be entered and a
desree rendered Is PRAYED fr n 50 ID petition.
VIII LETT & BURDfCK, 6
Solicitors for Petitioust
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

The Dodge County De mocra'
published at Mau:orville MINI,
on the material and by the form
er proprietor Of the DEBORAH
Rough Notes 10 received. Mr..
Campbell .. heretofore appears
to be sound upon the great prin'
c'ples Of Democracy; his lot is
among the best and truest men Of
the country. Long may they'sur-
vive and the Democrat prosper
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
To III Lick, Defendan: Sir:

on 6lein the odica of tina clerk Of the. a.
riot court OF Hs ward County lows, petition
ct Jame~ Carren:er, claim ne Of. you twenty
three and 40 100 dollars. a. money paid q
YOU for advertising sheriffs sales second time
by m stake and for sheritIs fees, and thet a
writ Of attachment has been issued against
your property md that un'eas you appear
and answer thereto on or hefore the nornias
of the second day Of the next term Of sad
court yolr def. 1T vii. be e ,tered and JUDI ).
ment rendered against you thereon.
sas- WILLETF & BURDlcK,
.s-s# Attorneys for Pig. n39-4w
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

70 81. z. Wider, Sir:

s1o ~. ". WiLder, Nay:: ,E
q Yoa are hereby NOT Fed that there ia now
on II Elm the 'ofice oi the clerk Of the str ct
court Of H ID County Iowa. y petit on If
GeosC. w .nsh n ola ming Of you the .ore' los
me sf your eqaityyof redenpt TN in and to tho
south west quarter Of section twen'y.e ght,
't6wnsh,p ninety nine; nor h ct range eleven,
west of5th, p. N, and that unless you au-
spsar and answer thereto ON Or before the NOR
ming 0f the second dayo the next tenn OF she
Distr Of court, ~ be holden in and for said
County, v. ur delNalt y Il be epetred aud dc
cree yehtleted aga rst you thereon.
! I e n WlLLEiT s. BURDICK
Solicitors Tor Petitioner. n39.4w
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
IN DISTRICT cbuRr OF HOWARD Co.
&c. IOWA. AZ "a
Csc gov lScho6eld,

c. p. Spragu. ". K. sKoye.L d. Jensins
Etisa Sprague, S. b. Core, q. ". Holl ter,
,Eisobeih tosrrer, s. F. Gi'c,es'. re. Tsb,sr
u. D. Sable, ~ II. Noon, Jam,s II. Pores.
C. G. Schel'e.gey, ,.Tohn ". Fake Snrnh Il.
.yYuwley Marcy E. Buskman. Saraa 4. Upon
Rashe[ Hunter. Siids MoOin. + herman,
s,rah Niles srscufyIr of N. Mes, deceased,
W c. Alsit. S srdk M Cutler, Jns g. Upton,
Cyrus Boliwin, H E. Bryan, Benjamin Bal
auin Nlssaleth BaiJsriaa- Gardnrr H. C. NJ.
Ms;sson, Geo. W. Pierce, W. K. Bedding, j.
D Yandenbere and J. +. MihheN.
j. To, the defenca1ts atore named:
You and each IL you are hereby notified III a
% o1r before the tanth day of jane next there
win b. On iie in the ofic. Of the clerk IF tho
d strict court OF Howard County Iowa, = pa
.tition Of George ". Schc6eld ella ming tho
foreclosure ut Q certain nr'rtgage executed ny
C r. Sprague, to Geo ". Scho6eid, on or a.
bout the 18th day q June 1855. ON tn, south
half Of the nvrth east quarter 1t section IL co
IN township ninety eight north Of range mum
her el0ven west Of the s. p. NJ. to sec.sre the
"a d Scho6el, aga INST a'l damage he might
sustain in consequence Of becoming surety ON
a reploviti l.nnd made rs the .etendant p.
Spragne, 70 Peter Cla,sen, that the plain
til CT ims ju gn,ent for DANA: es thereon 10
tho amount Of eight hundred d~liars, ard that
unless you appear ut tie next term of Il dis
trict court TO be held in said county. and
ansver thereto on or before the morning OF
the cond day thereof y Our default will b.
entered and ajudgment and decree rendered
against yon rs prayed for in sad petition
1i,d y,u the So Defendants and each Of you
are hereby not ed that no personal c al" is
made ag inst you or eithcr, Of you except
against the defendant c. r. Spragne.
-. X. r. MEAD.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

At the term Of the Supreme
Court just closed at Davenport,
the following attorneys have been
admitted to practice. Alonzo
Gain, John E, Burke, z. A. Well
man, NJ. B. N ulkern, Geo. Crum,
John Dunn Jr. WIN. Y. Lowell
G. G. Wright, j N. Hord and
w n Mead sna; seS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

THE NAILS. ~~ p
Our mail arrangements are al
present very unsatisfactory. We
do not know at what hour Mr.
Scriptures contract requires him
to leave McGregor but it surely
should be after the arrival Of the
Eastern mail. AS it is now the
mails for this section, dueon Mon
days. reach us on Wednesdays
Walkers line of stages having
the West Union r cute delay each
day for the Eastern Mail on the
arrival Of which all mails for the
West are brought as far as Mono
ia, anil there lie over two days.
We no ,. the Department may
take this matter in hand, and If
the hour is so fixed as to require
Scriptures line to leave before
the nal arrives so, modify the
contract as to ensure US the mails
belonging to us in proper time.
When NJ. O. Walker carried the
mails our section Of the country
had a daily mail though only en-
titled to tri-wes'lly, and we are
confident that had he the mails
nov, we should receive our mail
matter at least two days ahead Of
the time in which it now reaches
us. We have never before since
engaged In the publication of a
newspaper felt called upon to say
a word upon this question and d.
so now only for the purpose Of
calling the attention Of the con.
tractor east OF DEBORAH to this
matter that he may if necessary
b I'VE his contract SO modified as
to accommodate the people with
out injury or trouble to him.
This we hopehe may do immediate
ly, for the present arrangement
is not to BE- long t olerated.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
A Hrmsd with 10 per

Clayton county. Affirmed with 10 per
cent damages.
q F. Sawyers rs John 2. Porter T.
J. r. Hovard; WINES hisk county.
Affirmed withs. III cent damages.
Chas, G, Dresser vs. J g. .Schoon.
maker Howard county. Affirmed with
10 per cent damages
Henry Heily vs. Hoffman and Baird
Afafmsd With 8 per cent damages.
Peter ClAassa 70 Alfred Clark
Affirmed. ss4saAss
Hall 4 Howard Va Smith e. Red Eel
Fayettscounty. AZ. w,th,s per cent
damages, Z sgs srss.. IS. n
I. Randall T. Co. v, s. G Goddard;
Floyd county Af6rued With 3 per 90 n
dana ges. Y s's." a
Court adjourned. sine die. s,-F
AZURE FOR ! ouGHs, COT DIS, &c.
Consumption's forerunners are, Colis
Coughs, Influenza, B; onchi is, tight
ness fthe chest. pain in the LETT side,
low fever, aud many other symptoms Il
like character. 1 Ns5 ~ sgS.sss
F Then those Tuhercles in tho Lungs,
disorganizati = lro.tration Of the phys
ieai powers, and the scene closes: That
they may not weep. whom too late, let
the friendsof the sick be vigilant atthe
ontset. When the FIRST symptoms Of
Pulmonary disease are manifested, .ad-
minister Dr. Halps Balsam for the
Lu,, g. For saleby agents in every town
in the country. See Advertisements.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

Mr.. Samuel Fellows of this
place was injured very seriously
on Tuesday last while in the
woods, by the falling Of: limb. -
1t is hopedhe may recover though
his injuries are severe.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
DIAMOND CEMENT.

DIAMOND CEMENT.
Mr.. LAWYER has presented us
with a bottle of the above named
celebrated Cement, a supply Of
which may be found at his store. :
There is no broken article from
glass to wood that it will not
mend. Try it. M
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

A Convention Of the Democra-
cy of this State. will probably be
held at the Capital on Or about
the 3oth lust to put in nomina
ton, candidates for their supper,
for the several state offices this
fall. &@ g- a @ +
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
BOOK BlNDERY.

BOOK BlNDERY.
G. s. Boynton of McGregor for.
merly Of Racine Wis, has opened
a place for the manufacture and
sale Of blank books at McGregor
Mr.. b is oneof the best workmen
in tho U. s. having been engaged
upon some ofthe best work in
this or any other country His
terms are very reasonable. Those
having Magazines and Periodic
ais for binding can have them
forwarded to Mr. B. and returned
by leaving them at this office.
2. 3 Z I ~ a.. va + ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

to Congress at the commencement
of its ses ion in Dec. 1857.
That discovery will be, that
the views of this message and of
the Walker letter are in harmo-
NOUS keeping, one with the 9TH
er.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

Won will please take notice that there 10
- now on fis in the of6ce Ot the clerk of
the d strists court Of Howard County Iowa, =
yet ton Of A. N. Payne, claiming Of 70 the
foreclosure Of sdssd IN the nature Of a mort
gage and that no personal claim ~ mad aga.
inst any Of % d defend .nts except said 5. L..
Carey, and that unless you appear and ans
wer thereto on or hefors the morn ne Of the
ssoold day of the sext term Of said court,
your dsfault will hs catered aud = decree rem
dered against you thereon, alr
y $50 Aas saNlLLETT& BURDI K,
SolieitOrs TOR Petitioner n. n30-4w III
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

Huntington's Writing fluid
with which we are now penning
I is puff is a very superior article
Of ink. a supply may be found
at the Drug Store and it can't be
excelled in this country.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

u We appoint the following list Of loca
agents to obtain subscription and advertising
fsr the PLAlNDEAEER, IN their respective
localities, and willrccsgnizc their receipts.
Usage IOWA, S.R. thasc,
iseward, Iowa. Jsmes Hall,
Limo Springs, Iowa, A. NJ. Van Louven
jamestown, Iowa, B. Kerr.
howard Center. Iowa, a. A. Petit,
Bust, New York, Thompson G Mead.
jamestown NY. AP;WIcox
Also Post Masters evory,wkero ...
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11


Also Post Masters every ,wkero
s.-.za......
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM
The secret of success that has
crowned the efforts of the demo-
cratic party from its organization
TO the present time, has been the
certainty of design, that has char
acterized its movements. 1t has
! always acted with reference to
this design, never standing upon
a platform of principles that was
to receive onecorstruction in one
section of the country, while a
different: one was given it in an
other. With an eminent Prime
MINISTER of Tuscany, we believe
that ''Uncertainty cannot abide
with men who propose complete
political design, and fulfil it upon
pcrseyering system, every part
OF which tends to the fulilment
OF the whole. y The nasjority AMI
minority resolutions of the Char.
lesion Convention have in them
this distinctive difference one
comes out honestly and with GER
tainty, guaranteeing to the south
equal privilege with the north in
the territories of the US. while
the territorial condition remains.
We have ever found the true and
honest course in political life, to
be in an affirmative set Of princi-
pies, Misunderstanding only such
views as ave wesad willingly have
the public understand. The po-
sit.on of the minority report is
/, one Of equivocation on the ques-
ton of slavery .Ifas they hold
the supreme court has passed upon
the question of slavery in the ter.
sitories, in the bred Scott case
only extra-jadicially, then thei r
resolutions to abide by the deci-
sicns of that court are decep-
tive, because at the North they
would MAINTAIN under that plat
form that that court would decide
the question adversely to the
South, while at the South they
would maintain with equal
warmth and with much more rea-
son that the q uestien could chi,
be decided to secure the rights
OF person and property to ali
IN the common territories of the
US.
If as the minority maintain this
question: undecided, why should
they fear to take position for or
against the South! If they are
entitled to communion in the
democratic church, they will of
course endorse and sustain the
decision of the Supreme Court
after rendered though it conflict
with their previously expressed
opinions. We hope to see the
convention at Baltimore adcnt
set ofresolutions that will explain
themselves, and read all over the
country alike. This is due to the
nationality Of the party and its
position as co2servator of the
peace and perpetuity Of the Union
NEW POST OFFICE.
A NV Post Cfiee Ess tfer
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
4 NEW WONDER.

examining Into tue charges pre-
ferred against the Administration
of President Buchanan in the in
definite and insinuating resolution
of Covode seem to have discovered
a real "mares nest in a letter
written by the President to Hon
RI. ]. Walker while officiating a.
Gov of Kansas. In consequence OF
the wonderful discovery made,
the entire opposition press from
Maine to Georgia; from the At
lantic to the Pacific unite in one
prolonged howl against the Pres
ident. nB wNr
These facts induce us at this
time, to devote a brief space to
the astounding developments of
this testimony. 81
And what is this new and con-
elusive evidence Of corruption
against James Buchanan!
1t seems that dur ng the :oloody
time in Kansas, the President
wrote to Gov. Walker instructing
him that the co institution of that
Territory should be submitted to
the approval or rejection of the
people.
Now the only thing that seems
strange to us, is, that these
knights of the quill never read
in the message of President Blu
chauan. delivered at The session
of Congresssucceeding the writing
of this letter sentiments in every
respect corroborating this let
ter, and sustaining its spirit. =
In that Message lie expressed him
self in clear and unmistakable
language in favor of the principle
ofsubmitting the State Cen :titu-
ton in all its parts to the popu-
lar vote, whenever any Territory
should form a constitution prepar-
atory to its admission into the
great family of American States.
Farther than this, he expressed
extreme regret III that message,
that the Kansas Constitution had
not been thus submitted to the
people.
| But in the election Of delegates
to the Convention that formed
that constellation the only ques.
ton that agitated the public mind
in that Territory was the question
ofslavery, aud that question was
fully and fairly submitted to the
popular vote.
Upon all other questions there,
public sentiment was a unit, and
their constitution very similar t.
those ofthe other states Of the
Union.
In view of these facts the Pres.
ident held that the l &C ompton
Constitution had been sufficiently
8 omitted, and for thu pnrpese Of
quieting agitation in that distract
ed Territory, and restoring peace
to its citizens, he recommended
its admission as u State. Without
stopping to discuss the propriety
of his views in this, we cannot but
accord him the purest and best
Of purpose in his recommendations
touching this delicate question.
The position Of James Buchanan
is to-day andever has been, all
such now is and ever will lie tbs
Ipositi On Of the democratic party
of the nation, that the constitu
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

Hutchins ofthe State Journal
has furnished his Office with new
material and will in a few days
appear ina new dress.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

To. Syluester I. Carey, Clara Carey ].
W. Carey Jexph CareyaTss e Cary M.A.
ard Bue" N 'ster, and Vo'taire AuriA, Defen.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

Our thanks are due to- Hon
James Harlan. for the Presidents
Message and other valuable Pub.
DOCS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

Munson e. Pierce 'kinder' wan t
us to puff their Hoop Skirts a
little. Can't do it gentlemen
they're sufficiently inflated now.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
NEW POST OFFICE.

new POST OFFICE.
A NV Post. eff &c Ess tetn
established in this county called
Bustt, had I. r. Dana has been
appointed r NJ.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

dCCOTu Illtn tHc puEeSC auu pest
Of purpose in his recommendations
touching this delicate question.
The position of James Buchanan
is to-day andever has been, all
such now is and ever will lie the
position of the democratic party
of the nation, that the constitu.
ton of any state about to apply
for admission into the union should
be sub...ittel tc the voice Of those
to be affected by its provisions,
and that the people Of such em-
bryo state then have full and nn.
questionable right to decide all
questions Of domestic policy, in.
Guiding slavery. -
Those who have made the inn
portant discovery that the Pes
ident occupies a position different
from what he did before the pub
location Of this letter, have yel
another discovery to make and
they can make that by an exam
Iination Of the Message delivered