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, 1860-01-19

Third Ward Republican Club.
At an adjourned meeting of the Republicans
Of the Third Ward, held at Dodge's Hotel, on
the evening Of January nth, the organization
Of the Club was completed by the election Of the
following officers:
Pre,idtut- DeWolf.
SseYttory-Dr. S. c. Blake.
Tf<asurer-yo1uey E. Roscoe.
The following gentlemen were elected IN Exc
cutive Committee:
Fernando Jones, 4. c. Scoville, Jacob Ho.-
finger, E. n. Chapman, Adolph Mueller, D.. C.
IIawley, Frank Schock. J. T. Smith. 4. Garri-
son.
After listening to number Of practical and
telling speeches, the Club adjourned to meet on
next Monday evening ut Cline's corner Of Archer
road and Lasalle street.
Tae following is the constitution adopted by
the Club:
Article LIST. THIS association shall he called
the Third Ward Republican Club Of Chicago,
organizing the party in the Ward, and shall be
auxiliary to the regular city Republican Club,
when such an one shall be organized.
Article Cd The officers shall consist of
t.resident, Secretary, Treasurer and an E1ecn-
we Comnittce o. nlne: 70 be elected every
.nree months lhefe Shall also pc census
Somnltee' 10 take tne name ana Pelticol pre-
ie1ences Q! every Foter IN tne aistrlet 10 winch
1.iev may oe appolntea py Inc t1ecatlFe eom-
Article I'd. The Club shall meet ut different
places in the Ward, at such times and p1aces rs
lnay be designated at the time Of adjournment
OF each meeting, or BY the Executive Com
inittee'
AeetlhG Oh Aea1e 1atate ossnefa.
In pursuance OF call issued in the papers,
!, public meeting was held in the Recorders
f,orrt.roor, m T,ezdar oran;,o 1an,,or, ~
-
loF tue purpose o1 aeslslhs means LOT tne en-
c0urasement Of productive labor, and the at
trartion of ;mm;urot;on Tba ,ncet;nr box;no
.o.. o-.~.:a1 O.. =. ,1'.s
oeen organized o5 Inc appointment OF Mayor
l1aiues Us Chairman, aud S. S. Greeley as Sec.
rotary. re,narke were made hv Nassr. Cen.
go, = 1r..,,, W.
nteS;, w. O. duIoalo .,a " -. re- beers. y: 1ase.
f. s.i niau5 I1a J'u.s' '' upun ,ns p.ouue.snsss
o. o. 1ae Pla'l1s !Ioas aIouno In'caeo, oeIal!lnE
ane Moues a,'r " ano luz caecess A''ena'
a co1n%'4uicat;oo wos road f,om Nr cb,r1s 9
ToiE andorsad hv r. ToIOnnn ~ ~ e s"g,
.,os,;n~ 10 sn,,,ior,oent ~ - aua"t ~ shou
49,. III, * ..a.;o., ~ -:
*. .1.id ~. ~. ~ ~ soe
T.es, an4 su9u!o VOL eoIte ~ t.e seagol.s o'
hurope@, @ LOT tne purpose Of 9i.ectlng emigran.s
~ t3 Jug et3; ~ ao'lou VI Nt- uases W.
, 1860-01-19

| WOMAN IN MALE A171nE.-A woman dress
ed in male attire. her masculine name Charley
Smith, was arrested a. the Mussasoit House
yesterday morning By Officer NcCarty aud tax.
en- to the lookup. She is good looking aud
well appearing female of about twenty.eisbt,
! With dark hair cut short, aud wearing nest
male costume. The case comes up for d full
hearing this morning. She says she belong: in
Macon county, near Monticello, where she has
friends living, but no parents Her name she
refuses to give-
She says she has been married before, ani
hos boy eight yeaEs Of age at school in Deca
tur. Her husband is dead. Last summer sh;
hecaue acquainted with man re siding in Ma
cou county, who promised to marry her. Som
; time since, however, he went to NtHeary couu
: | ty to get work, and from that time Until til
!. nrescnt she heard nothing from him. Believin
i him to be false to his word, she donned nal
1 attire srd set on. to fad him, ard while on til
:, ous.t i. thu. '' overh:uled and made note Of
Is Ed'ard Cutie would say.
, 1860-01-19

FOR SAL Cheap for Cash
l. llo Staodaa:sn.I1 Aoulas at several pat&1ts-
istoye He,iis aot ruIraee 20 ., itte O. Fox saes-
J. u Nit HE'LL
= Kinz.e-ss and Corner stats u and Archer koad.
, 1860-01-19

WANTED.--By j gentleman. his
W wife ana of yea-s Of aRE par1oE aad
led r=oma untutpsbed With b s1d-in good es,lsn IN
Suut DIV son and for which fair price I'll bs paid. i'd
iteas ". B11 s.. 4i33x
, 1860-01-19

w 7ANTED-A Good Cook, Man
W orwom4u. To such on, 'iteral s1ges will b.
given Send lame rez!1ence and pr.ee - tha oee. ID
i.esved Hi. t4tSt4.Olt
, 1860-01-19
a9Ha11tGn.
.Jor EEak.

VI ESSEJ. FOR SALE.-Thc
Earqu~ G:e.t Wet, Of afl' so=s burteo. !, edtrrd
f,r x9le :. tafSsu. Terms iHtral. Apply to IrL'G3
Wu1tE. No. / south t!lsk street. iats-ha = :w
Ion SALE.-A Scholarship on
IL Prvaat He! + S.s7'toa's Gss,s chain Of 'caauer
.IA Culite tf.a 1era. A;py 81 ~ Stats street.
, 1860-01-19

MASTERS SAIE.-State OF ILL.,
Hl uo!= Cook County, ts-jn Chaneery. Gtor;e sn,l!h
Pozne.oy. Masaa rou,e1o,, JOSIAH T. Miller. 1.aae IT. H.
Gutch John r. Val. .utlHf, John Oek0vt e. h. D4t'
~ J:otn Fadwu Aurlnistraor " T. ". Alcs sande d
cesed snd iecr+ UGrch Horace II ln1ra and Eliza T.
Durch, Executors Of TAomas cuieh, deeease1'-lm 10
FIRE lu 1ncEt.a2e. >,
Public notice hereby given; thst in pursuance Of g.
c,eta ozes entered ID tie aboyF entitled cau.t ttt
ei hn en1h day Jannay, a, y. lso Ira scots Master
chaneers supe9ioI. oa.t o. Shsa, @ = T On e
IN tue Of said d, sel at putc AUCTION to NJ
Highest blcdeI for cash Vi te Eo1th too. "f - Sont
fltwps desc1Ged real estate much esrof ns may
he ncctrsary to make tie pauney due comp7uants upnH
ffY.eiet ISL in block number nine s IN the
subdivision forty nine oae.ha t+e acres IN ne
osn:b 18th cf e. f. 'x r. M 20
County II C,,ok ! State Of li:inris. IRA scoT'.
Master il Chance15 Of the *npe1or Court oft h'7ro
Dated Chicago, January Is, ls61- 1al9 oiH. q
, 1860-01-19

NHANCE FOR BUSINESS. - We
~ ra1t reliable putty t. take the General Eency for
tie Stale # Indaa7 tor The s1le tt onnk4 Is Family
Sewing Machine, Amply at the Fato, 'sf OF Isl Wells
street; f!1I9 5:s1 WM. =. YOUNG l. CO.
, 1860-01-19

DEAL ESTATE AND COA1uS-
IL SION HOUSE
ERNST r II u s G,
No. % So1:h CLARK street.
Money Leaned real estate sscistt1ea~ bosnea7 p"p'
waattj.
1 shall par particular attention to tss
EreAAaEs Of Goods for Es6t Estatss
70 merchants mann:aetn1e. wi1hnf to 1et1f to
nc.e Of felr stock in exchange for res. estate ooaa C
rrrr 10 nv care will stored IN t1e-prool huiltiEks.
Isease call Aml examine my tt>t- Nolt!Nf.N.tv
, 1860-01-19

ITO RFNT.-A New and Desirable
i Cottsse containing zpa t1nerts IN Ca,1oDst.
:. 90 per noah. to,>ession ftbrua.y 1T: ApplXto
liza las X2EhIn9t. ktteht
, 1860-01-19

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
so acres lmpnavea 7sn 2 acres IT TiEef,ed land,
Ia TA1eWeI county, Ullrlt+ Al~o Dwelling Houee 1ad
Lots IN II prtak Lats fot
tos aesk of ka,, a0d snoss g.. es< II Gsoa' !oF
iu,.ner 3aaun cl a4drrs, the undefslsue II
Spring Lake, Fa1c~ I'll couu.y. illinois.
n A.T1ro =. X
, 1860-01-19

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
tbs. the arm Of Wright { Hills is this day dissolved
iy rnrtusi canss1t.
Edwin +rs will tctte the adAtrs Of the l1te trm, and
Continue the bus Of Tie ChcaEo Csss.IaE Mul
Clinton and JA4 kso1 streets. Lanes VIZ tsHT,
EDWIN ri. l..
f.h}rnen I'm 1a4h 1p-h tafaAts
, 1860-01-19

TUSI RECEIVED-AIoreo of those
~ Aep. dne French Calf Double Sr1ed Pegge3 Boots.
It the rhfap boot and Shoe sto.t, ls9 Lake street
fI1a - H. T.. HAKB1T1R
, 1860-01-19
ArOr1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN

I'M " 11<-6 ~ 11173*71H@ -
tbs. the following Certificates ct Stock In thu Gar.
den CIty Wcln- Cont any fortified 70! n'n.aymnt ot
aud that tae tame WI r. .oa a. EaoIs
Washington street. the ssh ta Of January LEU q -
oersI ~ ualsss Previously redeemed b. ParEeet .!
~. 10s ill., IL II. Us, . cox :; al 81 s;a IT,
80 n at go 53 sc4. - SOS. :o! 90 >o9, 5lo ill.,
:rtA 5I+ :JS. Isl H33, 3",h, 34l III. s3o -.
.i...L hts1n. EOBJ, II. HOW, Sec. an1 Trt2-
, 1860-01-19

nISTILLERl FOR SALE-A
IL I-azs< md Commedsous pts1fssr. tarase Of run
uE :t1to 10 ouss~ :aT. sal eoats linx ~ Inc moi
ara improvements situated 1for Fo<v:s. HuFoa county
..eney low price aad terms. Fssts;oa Gtvsa nie.
ates or IN the apnc Fur particulars add1sss ~ 9es
toI sd E1!c1xo H. 3ad1t1a
, 1860-01-19

Il TMFLE MyAxEE.-Onc would think that The
Hartford {nd.l Exchange bank elsewhere
aired somewhat ut length, furnishes mean
enough currency. but deeper depth is supplied
by the ultering process, by means Of which
some Of these notes hare been made to resen-
bic and pass current for The Exchange bank Of
Fond du Lac, Wis, Of Messrs. Darling / Co.
Look out for the Hartford Exchange Dank and
its alterations, one being worth ubout as much
as the other
, 1860-01-19

<-==ss-=,NEW AND SECOND
IITrEE3 IlAxp pyAsos for sa.e low. l!ancs and
II G Melodeons to hea.. o'1s.. for iun,ns ita
pnof Ne.odeons Organs aud n. Kinda q Ause !n:.I
nens promptly At ended IT, Al S1aos o' ausei Ansa'u
uleutz lepaIe0 at ehcrt r0tce. ~
1AtxfAISfr Qcpoate Tre1nett u0uEe-
, 1860-01-19

NOTICE-9Iy note to Alfred Lam
bstson, et date J4n r 1851 f.. ts s5 having been
obtained Y .e and ana Trh
thereof. IT. I. APT4UtF.
1870. t4l9T
, 1860-01-19
Ge1leral Notires.
n TOT7IS ALTON AND CHI

l4l PROVIDENCE, H. 1. Stats Of Rhede 14land, &c,
g. A. the sepsmbsF .en 10 Of ri ef
irosence IN the rtae of Rhode Island, &C. Il ". Or
assss SD Go5 that m b. hoSs q ts
ar he aseis Of raid Bant should 1ep9s Line se
win ihe Receiver on before tic nz=t1aT Of July. A.U
$50. ,.t
ice ~ hod=rs Of the bills sid bank 70 enc a.
eybset ttlett said Providence on OF before re ~:
Iay Of July D. 1850 and tha such depo:!tpEs
te them to M dvdeaa, pyab.e *,j h:lls by future
o1de. of aaIa Ceuxt. CHARLEsF bE0NNE,...
Receiver the Mount Vernon Bank.
, 1860-01-19

SLoAS's COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE.-The following
young gentlemen passed highly creditable ex-
animation before the "Board Of Examiners Of
Sloan's Commercial College last evening: Il.
4. prcss1y, I. E. Ferrier, c. s. Farnham, S. E.
Anent.
, 1860-01-19

IorSc MEs's observation-disclosures GREE.
LEfs LEcrrRE.-uorace Gree1ey's Lecture at
Metropolitan Hail this evening will continue the
Lecture Course Of the Young Mems Associa.
tion, and attract large audience.
, 1860-01-19

CTRAYED OR STOLEN.--0n
tie evening fthe 13h Inst from IL front q the Hen
mind Houe. Horse with Top b4xgy nnd Koo:; 1n.
t eusoas Of covered wth ea1ts 81 9nS sp0ks ~ u
,eTs- qdpE tarae wi71be literally " Isturnpg
item to L. f1FfASf'S Lytr5 ssahle IN alcy raf Of
IaliA 1AlQ1At
, 1860-01-19

New Mrslc.-We have received the following
new muaic Of the issue OF Olivcr, Ditson Co.,
Of Boston, from H. II. Higgins, Music dealer,
No. 4G Lake street.
Anrora Uorealls; tic Merry Dlnccss bv Adolph k1el-
block.
Mhip~pocr will Nal'z s'y O. u. Mayer.
Sefrrzo Fhtse br Anton GLuthcr.
S1aduw Sung.
Ifadt.r f,b
, 1860-01-19

4 GENTS AND CAN 7 AsSEHo
II Wanted for the Kn:ckerboeker and the nv ne ea.
craving Of Merry Mak,cg In tne .tep TINE Ses ts.
offered in the COUNTY, ;etet terms 1e allowed naa
b any sni!ar publication eopy o. tie I1eny
viii te .tnt to any adiress the recet tof tl which
11y h. d-ductsA c the rsmtaase ~ sooaes'o
cts. JUHs !. GHA13 fuou.ae.: =.
fy1..b4tQ3. l6 + Is jacob St4. ~ I.
, 1860-01-19

NEST Manson STnEEr.-A meeting Of the
property holders on West Madison street will
take place this {Thursday) evening, at o'clock,
at Nr. kappe's saloon, 3o' West Madison street,
to hear the report Of the committee appointed
ut the last meeting to Investigate the manner in
which the Macadamizing Of the street las been
executed.
, 1860-01-19

MUSICAL UNION ACADEMY.
l1l The elementary cia.. Of The Winter Term, which
was poAtpc1td will nee Friday evtnns Jaa'r
~ Ito 3Ltcal UEion Hail In Methodist Chuth Bloc-
ioih4.
, 1860-01-19

NOTICE.-The Co-Partnership
therefore, existing between the I'd and Al
fel Lamtersoa vas d;ss,!y.d By e2d amee .oa hsvpe
18th day ofJaaulsy 1861 and Tn ,hst aay hAylts !e1ed
IRON said 61. >ad LambeEea has now no Interest EnE
rights my SAID parneshp ttett nor poEeE t. hnd
OF ditt ose OF The same. HENRY tNETk;E.
Dated Chftaso January le 1850. ial93x
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-09-28
WHOLE NO. 50.
1t Fostre & Ko. and we dewidc the
spiles or profits on the dockiments.

spies or prontS on the documents.
Them er speaches that's published as
mine was all writ by old Jo .Slocum that
was sent to the penpytentiary some time
since for hess stealin but were pardon
ed out by our Rip-up-lican Governor,
for my benefit. How do tina take down
IN old Sinica county. Scatter them
round among the ignorant farmers and
mechanics protusely.
Let me kno if [ shall send YOU anv
more rales as we are overrun with orders
for EN- from abroad. Eam sorry to saw
that l have been sumwhat horn -swao-
gled in this yer rale bisiness-a ID
poor cuss down in oberlin sent on to me
fur 16 dozen WHICH I forwarded to him
and raid the charges myself as he writ
me ne had not nary red. J hcv bin
since informed that the old cuss cut EN-
all up for fire would and won't need any
more would for Alright smart tine to cum
think am not mistaken in wore be
ing editur of the Tiffin tribune, am saw?
It won't dew to let this yer thing get out
as the devil would be to pay If it did and
we must play this yer thing mighty fine.
! want yu to go in heavy on the idee
that the first sillible of my last name
and the last sillible of my last name
and the first and last sillibles of nv
first name and the first and last sillibles
Of both my names makes Abe Lincnn,'
it's a mighty good joke and there are d
big lot Of superstitious and ignorant la
boring men in the Kuntry that will
think it happened because We were
foreordained to be elected-don't YER
see, 60 in big on all these things cause
the Lord knows there's nothing else to
60 in on--send me a kopy Of your very
valuable paper once and while now,
and then when 7 get elected I wont
leave you out in the kold.
[klose now, and in the words of the
immortal big dutch poet, I say Bully
for u.s."
From your old friend,
ABE LINCUM,
The County Splitter,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-09-28
Weekly Expenses.

If the voters of this State could en-
ploy their public officers, as they do the
man who labors for them by the day or
the week, we should soon have change
in public affairs, as we'll as in public
officers. The person who employs a
laborer for a week can, if he desires,
know at the end of the week what it has
cost him, and about what he has made,
and we should, as citizens of the State,
post up the books Of public affairs fire.
quently, and see whether we are making
or loosing.
1t is therefore proposed to examine
what the expenses of this State have
been, weekly, for the last ten Or twelve
years.
During the years 1S47, 8 and 8, the
expenses were less than eight hundred
dollars per week.
From 1850 to 81, the State under the
control of the Democratic party, and
from 1854 to the present time it has
been under the control of the Republi-
can party.
From Nov. 1850, to Nov. 1852, our
State expenses were about twelve hun
dred and sixty-fve dollars per week.
From Nov. 1852, to 1854, the expen-
ses of the State were near eleven hun
dred and forty dollars per week.
This is what the weekly cost was
during the last four years the Democ-
racy were in power.
Now the Democracy goes out of pow
er and the Republican party takes
control.
From Nov. 1854, to Nov. 1856, tho.
expenses Of the State were over twenty
four hundred and sixty dollars per week.
What do you think of that tax-payersl
The last week that Hampstead was
Governor, the expenses averaged about
eleven hundred and forty dollars per
week, while the very next week, uneier
J. W. Grimes, q Republican Governor
these expenses ran up to tWenty-tour
hundred and sixty dollars per week.
Let us call your attention 20 auothcr
year. During the year 1857, the ex-
penses of the State were over seventy
one hundred dollars per week.
Taxpayers may ask how this can
possibly be. We can tell you. Over
one half Of that was used by the leading
Republicans, to make the meanest man
in the State U. S. Senator. We mean
J. W. Grimes. That he is dishonest,
and that the amount was so used, we
shall prove in the next few issues Of the
Herald.
We should be glad t. give you the
weekly expenses for the years 1868,
but shall delay it for the present, hop
ing that you will compare these expen-.
ditures, carefully and impartially, and
vote for men at the coming election who
willreduce them to what they should be-
and consequently lessen our taxes il,
proportion. Boonsboro Herald
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-09-28
D II + s turg.
An Indian Tragedy.

Among the numerous Indians assem-
bled there was one that particularly at
tracted my attention, from his venera-
Die dignifed appearance. In reply to
my inquiry as to who he was, I learned
that he was called Shawwanossoway, or
"One with his face toward the West,'
and that he was great medicine man,
skilled in the past, present and future.
AS l happened to lose, some days pre-
viously, some articles from my tent, l
resolved, for the sake of an introduction
and the qualification of my curiosity, to
apply to the seer. On laying my case
before him, he told me that his power
was of no avail wherever the pale faces
| were concerned. and Notwithstanding
my offer of a very liberal remuneration,
could not prevail upon him to put MS
incantations into practice.
He had been, as I was told a celebra-
ted waorior in his youth, but that, owing
to a romantic incident, he had abln-
doned the tomahawk and scalping- knife
lor the peaceable profession Of the med
icine man, or, in common parlance, the
necromancer or conjurer, in which he
obtained great repute among his people.
There dwelt, many years before, on one
of the great lakes, a band of Ojibbe-
ways. Among them was a family con-
sisting Of a father and mother, with q
grown up son and daughter, the latter
named Awh-mid-way or, sThere is mu-
sic in her footsteps she was eagerly
sought in marriage by all the young
warriors of her nation.
It was not long before Buck-e-e-tick
enow, or "Black Eagle" renowned for
his prowess in battle and the chase,
had, by his assiduities, won her undi-
vided affections; nor did she conceal
from him this favorable state of her feel
ings, but, in accordance with the Gus
toms of her people, she had unhesita
tingly extipguished the blazing bark
he had sent floating down the stream
that glided past her lodge, and thus ac
knowledged him as her accepted lover
Confident Of possessing her heart, he d
rected all his endeavors to the propitia
ton of her parents, and eagerly sought
how to compensate for the loss they
would undergo in relinquishing daugh
ter so dearly loved.
! For this purpose he departed on
long and distant hunt, and while strain
ling every faculty Of his mind and body
in collecting trophies and presents
wherewith to conciliate taem, ant
show bis entire devotion to the objec
Of his alteration, their evil destin,
brought Shawwanossoway then grea
vsr-chief, in all the lpride of mani,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-09-28
Old Abe Writes us a Letter, and
Sends us a Stick.

We received, per U. S. Express Com
pany, on Saturday, one of the "sticks"
Old Abe split, and the following letter.
It appears Abe thought we were the ed
itor Of a Republican paper, and gives us
some advice as to how we should proceed
requesting us to play the thing mighty
fine.-Seneca Advertiser.
Springfield, ILL.,, June 9, go.
w. W. Armstrong, Esq,
Sir:-I send you this day, by the U.
S. Express Kumpany one of them Rales
which hev bin pokln up such fewrore
threwout all these CRATE States minus
sum % what don't vote our ticket. You
kin rely on this bein the "rail' article
as it were split by my individual self
sum 4Oyears since when Twas hat-boat-
in it down the Wabash river, fer this
okashion. lwant u to go in and git up
tremendous excitement over this yer
ID stick as it am the only plank in
our black Rip-up-lican platform that
takes at all and we must bilc our eggs
vile the watur am hot or VIC am corners
as shure as preachin.
Horganize yer wide-a-wake and Wig
wan klubs rite away and send down to
Kerlumbus to Fcolit Fostre & Ko for
dockimcnts. am in snooks with Fool.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-09-28
KcGre1o4 House.

General stage Office by w. A. DURHAM,
North Side Main Street, near Steamboat
Landing, MsGregor looa. This Honse has
been thoroughly repaired and newly fur
nishsd. Stages leave daily for all points
West No pains will be spared to make
Guests comfortable. n1-y2]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-09-28
HARNESS SHOP.

@. N LUND. would announce to the people
ofHoward County. that he still continues
the harness business in all it's branches at
the "Old Bank" Of Weiser & Filbert
Decorah Iowa. All work warranted and
prices reasonable. (vol2n26m.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-09-28

10! she was missing, and CONSERVATION
usurped the place Of gaiety in the bri-
bal throhg. Eagerly did they seek
her with torches and shouts through
the neighboring forests, and no answer
ing sound met their ears, although the
search was kept up with untiring eager
ness till daylight. Then, for the first
time it was discovered that the bride
had availed herself of the canoe, to aid
her escape. Shawwanossoway. accompa-
MED by her brother, started in pursuit,
on foot, following the direction of
the shore.
After proceeding for several hours,
they caught sight of the canoe and its
fair occupant in the distance. Increa-
sing their speed they reached point
which they knew the canoe must neces-
sarily pass around. Here the lover
swan out, hoping to intercept it. In
vain did he endeavor by every means
he could devise, to induce her to stop
and take him on board. Defeated by
her resolute refusal and the vigor and
skill with which she piled her paddle,
he was obliged to relinquish the pur-
suit and return to the shore. He had
scarcely landed when a violent storm,
accompanied by thunder, lightning and
heavy rain, compelled the pair to en-
camp for the night. Notwithstanding
the tempest, she continued her efforts
until the shades of night hid her from
their view.
The clouds dispersed with the dawn
ing day, and they continued their pur-
suit, until they at length espied the
canoe lying on the shore. Thinking
they had at last attained their object
they quickened their steps but on COM
ing up to it, they encountered a troop Of
wolves, and their horror may well be
conceived on discovering the remains Of
the being they loved, almost wholly de-
voured, and only to be recognized by
her torn and scattered garments. With
aching hearts they carefully gathered
her cherished remains, and, placing
them in canoe, returned to the camp
where she was wept and mournel over
for many weeks by her disconsolate
relatives and friends, and buried with al
the ceremonies of her tribe.
Itwas evident that the heavy storm
had driven the canoe ashore, and it is
probable that her materials for kindline
q fire having become soaked with water
she had been debarred the only means
of protecting herself from these raven
Gus animals. Showwannossoway was
so much grieved at the misery which his
ungovernablc passions had brought upor
the object Of his warmest love, that he
formed the resolution of abandoning hi
warlike pursuits, and throwing up thu
tomahawk to the Great Spirit, that i
might be employed only as an instru
ment Of justice; he took in it's stead thu
rattle of the medicine man nor did h1
ever act inconsistently with his altered
character.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-09-28
JOHN g. scHooNMAKER.

JOHN Q. sCH0ONMAKER.
Justice Of the peace, Vernon Springs, Howard
County lswa; will give prompt attention to
collections, paying taxes and examining
titles for non-residents. All Instruments OF
writing executed with neatness and dis
patch. n31-Iy
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-09-28
O. A. Adams.

0. A. Adams.
Machinist, Millwright and Gun Smith, vii
give prompt attention to all work in the re
All kinds Of work from Dsrning Nesdle to
Locomotive attended to on the spur of the
moment, and warranted to give satisfaction.
Shop on Main Street, Vernon Springs Iowa
(n4S tf.)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-09-28
Eagle Exchange Hotel,

By s. M. Cole, New Oregon, Howard county
iowa. Having purchased the above hotel
and made such improvements as tho wants
of the public seem to demand, solicit a
share of public patronage. N. B. M. O.
Walkers stages leave this house daily for
all points east and west. 8. N. c.