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Serious trouble in Hungary


The Austrian Government has adopted such.
a rigorous course towards Hungary, that this
Areh-duke Albert, the Governor General, con-
templates throwing up his Office rather than
carry ont the extreme measures resolved on by
tie Emperor Of Austria Gen. Benedek, at
the head Of 10000 men, has been ordered to
Hungary, which will make the Austrian army
in that country between $4,000 and $4,000
strong. The concentration of such a force in
Hungary shows that the Viennese Cabinet con-
siders the situation of affairs as very mem
scing.
The more recent outrages on the rights of
the people of Hungary consist in the imprison-
ment Of Protestant mobiles. Not fewer than one
hundred and eighty, says the Pesth couespon-
dent Of the London Times, Protestant mobiles
men and gentlemen Of Kaesmark and Mskolez
have within the last few days been cast in
prison, or been cited before the magistrates, for
having take part more or less active in the
assemblies which protested against the Impe-
rial Patent of the first September Moreover,
the houses of these noblemen and gentlemen
have been searched from top to bottom, and all
their private papers and correspondence have
been examined and carried away. In order to
make the search mora vexatous to the victims,
it was accomplished 10 the dead Of night, and
with every possible mark of insult and brutal
ity; even females Of all ages were actually
turned out of their beds by gsndarmes, and
| theirveFy beds were coarsely examined Among
the persons who have been thrown into prison
at KaesmaIk are Baron Zsdengi and the Rev
Mr.. Toppoerczar. In the search of their houses
such wanton brutality and cruelty was desplay.
ed BY the Austrian authorities who conducted
the operation, that three Of the gendarmer
(Hungarian) could scarcely refrain from express
ing their Indignation, and the next day these
three men waited on the families Of The twC
prisoners and, with tears in their eyes, imPlOF-
ed pardon for having been obliged, in discbarge
Of their duty, to figure in such odious scenes
They at the same time announced that in order
not again to be made the instruments of out
raging their eountrymen, they had resigned
their places in the gendarmerie.
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bogus HOmospun iu COnguess.

Senator Mason, of Va, has made himself
conspicuous in Congress by wearing jeans, and
Extra-Billy Smith has followed his example in
the HOnse. The full suits Of these sticklsIs
for Virginia Homespuns are said to be the pro
ducts of some factory in Massachusetts or
Connecticut They were cut by Yankee
shears, sewed by Yankee sewing machine,
and are buttoned BY Yankee buttons Vir~
ginia independence cuts sorry figure in an
kee homespun. .r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

In Concord on n 9 ls.h in,t, Z. YOUNG OF Palnos
wills, uua JENNIE MERkELL, Ot 1 0ncOid
la Cbardon, IS ia,t CABLOs S COOLEY aud RIhs
MARY BUSHNELL 10th OF CLARION.
In Charilon, lGtkind w d. SWEzEY, Of New York
ahd CORNELL 70. FIELD. ol Chafdon.
In Russou mn inst ] ANDREW WARNER and
CYNTHIA r.. BARrLErr, boah O. NeSbuv,
In Troy 18th inst. PETER DAVIS and JEhUSHA A.
NAUOAN
On the ltR inst, THOMAS c, CROOKS ald LoDEMA
z. NASH, both OF Troy
On The l2th inst, WARREN BISHOP and PAULINA
THOMPSON.
On the I2lh inst, LUCIUs HoLLENBECR, Of MID
dlsheld and DkLIA 81. BUNNY, " Pullman.
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New Patents.

Patents were issued to the following Ohio
inventors, during the week ending Jan, 17th;
Leonard Anderson, of Painesville, for inn
proved method of hanging reciproeating saws.
Joseph Carlins, of Cincinnati, for improved
horse shoe. r. eva. a...
John Hvely, of Dayton, for improvement in
flower pots. -rg.-t ..-
AnsOu H. Plat, of Cincinnati, for improve.
meRtiu soap. e.,
John W. Wheeler, of Cleveland, for improved
method of elevating and delivering water from
uyella
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

On Wednesday the 25.h inst We hal
publish this, As speech Of the times in the
form Of an extra for general circulation, and
we will furnish it at The nominal price OF eight
dollars per 1000 copies It will make some
20 columns IN our Daily and about l6 10 the
Weekly, County papers supplied, with the
name of their sheet printed at the head.
This speech should have a GO Ieral circulation,
and 1t behoOves Republicans to see that it is
scattered broad case among the people.
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R,publIean staie Convention.

Delegate Conyenuon, ior ihe purpose q selecting
t,ir s.natorial Delegates 10 the National Republican
Convention at Chicago, viii assemble 10 the city Of Co
Hnbas THURSDAY, the LAT day pf March next, at IL
scIoek A. d. Tue ratio Of representation viii BE- Oue
elecata for each tO) voios Tor Gov Dounisou In 1882
aud delegate fer each fraction over half that mum
boz,
CThe Convention Is to be composed Of A6SDclega'es
Of which we give only The representation Of certain
s..,.-tt,- sn-,gft
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WBITE SLEvE MAEUHTTED.-The Cincir-
natl Enquirer records the manumissiOn in that
city in the Probate Court, Of young female so
nearly white that The tinge Of African blood
wasseareeIy percePtible, her eOunsenunce beam
ing, expressive and intelligent. She was set
free by well known New Orleans merchant,
was elegantly attired, and in appearance, says
the Enquirer, would have cOntrastod favOrably
with the most fashionable FOurth-street bellies
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In Middlsbursh, jan lTh, JENLMA wooLLEY. wife
OF Silas GArdnFr, aged % years.
She removed r1u Burlington, osSsgO Co.. MY in the
year 1919 Of the fSt pioneer settlers Miids
bugh this county, and lived ths shmo fam years
shs was respected by all WhJ her and leaves
large circle Of friends andIela ives % monrn her loss
In Mentor on the 7th instan pud soro throat BIrs
years.
In Mentor on the inst Of putTid throat, N A
La daughter Of William and Della DoIong, aged years
and months
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zach Congressional District viii elective delegates
20 attend the Chicago Convention. The county com,
lftes of the several districts Win At once correspond
aud arree upon time aud place for the District Con-
Eon0n to select such dssgAtes sr egrse that me Ie
eqates from the District % the Columbus Convention
shall select them they deem most expedient. Tue
time and mode OF eectng delegates to the County Cen
ventons TO select delegates 70 the Columbus Conven,
tion and to the District Conventions will oe arranged
and announced By the several County Committees As
so0n practicable. We suggest the s2d Of Februery'
rs suitable day for the District Conventions 70 assem-
he 10 select dsieraei Chicago hut each District viii
cnnsu he own convenience 10 this matter. II Is how
ever desirable % have the names ot a ihe Dia'ie' Ne
We respectfully and cordially invite all who are Wiz
log 20 cooperate with US in support Of The candidates
10 shall be nominated at the Chicago National Soh
ysution: and who arc opposed TO the policy OF the
administration; to federal corruption ana usurp
stioni to the extension oi slavery ihto ss tbt ~
10 the and dangerous political doctrine thAt 'ns
Constitution, Of a foroo carries slavery into All
tho territories Of the United SRtss TO the Teepenng
Of the African Slave rado; 10 any inequality OF Hghts
among citizens and who In favor Of the immediAta
dission of Kansaa into the Union under the Const-
tuition recently adoptedby Cts peOpe Of restoring ths
federal admlnistration TO system Of rigid economy
and 10 the principles % Washington and deherso9i o.
maintaining nvioate the rights of the States and de-
fendinv the so every State and territory rom law
less invasion, and Of preserving the integrity oI lh
Union. and the suprrmaey Of the Constitution ane
laws passed in purwance thereof 70 a,tena tne pa
mary meetings FOR the selection Of delegates and % as
sist by their influence and example in the patfaoti
effort 10 restore our national government to the prin
eipes and practices Of the FatheIs OF The kepOehe
aral ErseuftUs Committee.
GFO NJ PARSONS Chm, SAMUEL GALLOWAY
WI' 7 IT, BAssGoA' .ssS S'ey u n c5fJfTrR BAkFT
l.UGTEN BUrTLES,
For the state at large
R. CIDDINGS; R NJ. CoRWiNE'
For each CoaRTessi0adl District.
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PETER ZISN ] ;. DEWEY.
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rfFINT VaTETTp ] W. DWYEE.
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49,, JUST RECEIVED-An-
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suitable for taking Pike Bass Trou either ia lake, nv
~ or brook such a. Rods, Reels Lines Hooks, SHELLS
FiieS FIV Books, MinnOW Seines, Nets &c. &C., o
II, HATTERSLEY'S Gun Store
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

This will be an excellent opportunity for ladies' 70
supply themselves with article OF dIess as
our stock be closed du0ng tho next thirty d
Il is KNOWN that we keep the aig stock end ths ON
LY Real, FASHIONABLE C!Oaks the City The
following will indicate the rvduction:i
From SIS to SIS.
From $23tO SIG.
From $40 to SI4.
rom SIS to sig.
Frum SIG to sig.
From SI4 to SIl- 3-
From Sl2 to So sE
From SlOtO $3.50
From sstO 81.
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From so to SO.
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n Exclusively for Cash, at
iap17 aTSUPERIoR ST.
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Notice TO MERCHANTS.

THE SUBSCRIBER, WHO Is
IL elsngeJ 10 hler-l nflie busiues- IN Slsm Rchland
Co o., having made aIr1ngeneuis fcE ednE Mest he
Ing g. ato another bu mess wishes q =
p0sa of his sl1ck nf mgrc1ndisa. his is chance
flr any person wishing iho The Dry G-ods and Pre-
dtce business
TaiS vilogs Is on the C. c. c. R. R. in rich ugTi-
cul IRA country. nnd hus q z Cd terfitOr7.
u 1858 my fetal tIde nearig u O00 dollars This
vear nv sales will amount 10 berweed 10 coo und Is COO dol
lars Atd Produce rale Of 1900 10 100 dollars peI
wi iaso sell OF lear the pEopsTiy an oceTrving
40 resp0usihla party viii Sc reasrnsbs ferms,
and gva poasessi8n ang tins between u FebTu
~ and Ist Of April next.
for her uari cuaTs. nquire Of bIrWrs Gordon. hIc-
MILAN 3 Co.. or Messrs ARK \ Rockefeller o. Cleve-
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JUST PUBLISHED!
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FoR
FEBRUARY, 1880.

CONTENTS.
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IIABILHFIEs.
MISCELLANEOUS

@ MISCELLANEoUS
The greatest amount insured By any one risk
$1,000
The greatest amount allowed By the rules 70 bei
in any one city, town. or village 10 not fixed, u
eTned BY the character Of the buildings and the
e1tinguishng fires. ~
The greatest amount allowed 10 be insured in a One
block is governed BY the character ofame
ns to avoid undue concentration r#l.. -
Amount OF us capital earnings deposited in any
State, as security fer losses therein =
This Comrany Incorporated undsr the general Insur
Law Of the State Of New York obtained Char
ter or Act Of Incorporation September 9h ~ attest
ed copy OF which accompanies this Statement file in
the Auditors Ofice OF the state Of Ohio
(Signed) STEPHEN CROWELL, President.
PHILANDER SHAW, Secretary.
sTATE, STA :, oB s.lSE,vn NEW YORK'
~ - Personally appsared before me this
twelfth day Of January, 1850 SsKFHEN CROwRLL Pres
ident, and PLANDER SHAW, Secretary Of the = PRENII
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY" Of Brooklyn N Y, and
eraY made oath that the above Statement By them sub
sc ed m correct and true 10 the best Of their knowledge
(Signsdl CRARLEs A. THOMSON, a
NotaU Publi;. IsEALl
OFFICE OF TRE AUDITOR OF STATE
CoLuMBUs o. January 49, 1860 J
l. ROBERT W TLYLEl, Auditor Of ate, do hereby certify
that the foregoing iE correct COPY Of the
STATEMENT Of CONDITION Of TaE PHENIX
[sEAL.l EIRE INsURAFcE COMPANY, Of Brooklyn
New York, made TO this Office loT the year
1861 and now on file herein.
WTTEEssmY Hand and Seal orieally
ian23 X. W. TAYLER Auditor.
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Great Success! /!

THE NEW EXCELSIOR COAL
Il OH. BURNERS are meeling demand mp ecedent-
ein the history Of Coal Oil Orders pouring in ir1m
Al parts OF the country Nearly every Tun Of EIrress
packages Of these BuTners 10 cities and oVns 10
Ohio Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin; YET machinery Is
now uperatron which turn out an mcst unlimited
suuD v Agent for the Wes ern States have made
receiving thousand dczen eek and
can and will sell them lOW they be puTcha ed
New York; thus saving freight the purchaser. Orders
for number fOm Burner 10 one hundred dozen,
Will ne filed the same day recsITed.
Y Coal Oil and Lamp De o. ls9 Ontario s. Cleve-
land y. s. BARRIE
iqnIgdRwIm. 30 AEsut for tire hlauu iaetrFeTs-
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ATE n E NJ
OF THE CONDITION. OF THE
PHRNIX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NAME AND LOCATION

OF tag CITY OF BROOKLYN, NEW YORK,
IN IN. tbirtv-6r day of December, 1859 made the
Auuir OF Ohio pursuant TO tho statute or that Stale
passed April 9Th, ls56.
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Ths name of this Company is "THE PHENIX FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY" and is located IN the City Of
Brook Iyn, County OF Kings, state Of New York.
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CAPITAL. .a-
The amount Of its Capital Stock. in shares
OF ftty dollars szch all paid up in cash,
is Two Hundred thousand Dollars S20J0(0 90
Amount Surplus on hand, thirty ....
TotaI Siaount INC q Capital s1d serplus $2 a. co
'-7- ASSETS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-26
HONEST ABE

Lincoln sent one of his speeches
on the Mexican war, to a friend in
Wisconsin, who furnished its au-
thor with the following answer
II dare not let my children read
it, lest it should corrupt. them /; I
dare not show it to my neighbors1 .
lest they should suspect me of
Treason. IF ( expected to live
twenty years, I would preserve it
to show posterity what Traitors
we had in. 1848; but as | am an
old and infirm man, Icannot sur
vive so long, and therefore send
it back to him who gave it birth. :"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-26
COMMUNICATIONS Y.

Editor Plainlealer, .,.~ .l---
- Dear Sir,-The Winneshiek County
Democratic convention. nominated as
candidate for clerk of the District court.
Ole. 4. anderson, a young man of solid
worth, and tiled integrity and of quail
ications emineutly fitting him for the
office, to which he piI be elected by
the people. "t ".nrd"z. ~.
The convention was comprised Of
fifty-seven delegates, representing their
several townships, and organized with
S. 4. Upper ESQ. as chairman, and
S. B. Coyle Sect, the chairman conduct
ed the proceedings with the dignity and
courtesy so usual with the gentleman on
such occasions. 1t was indeed pleasure
to meet with the convention, composed
of the best material in the county, gen.
tlemen whose influence will be shown
at the coming election. 1t was amusing
to see the leaders of Republicanism,
after the nomination. Bulls, the
Black Duke, King Of Frecport and hero
of Town caucuses raved, and swore that
carrying war, into Norway was to Did
bad as they had nosed the Norwegians
for their votes, but pocketed the spoils
themselves, at least he undoubtedly
thought So. 4 o,aa, Yours &c. r .2
H.W b.. r. jeans 1as
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-26

their position in the least to any
system of fanaticism that may for
the time agitate the public mind.
These reasons may induce us to
support for the vacancy upon the
Supreme bench of this State Hon.
Daniel +. Miller Of Lee county.
Mr.. Miller Isl Republican but
he becomes candidate not
through the machinery of party,
hut at the earnest solicitation of
Il large number of the most emf
ncnt attorneys Of the state; men
who have long felt that the prac-
tice Of electing a man to construe
our laws because if his political
atfinlties, instead of his peculiar
qualifications for the position is
not only a reproach upon our
system of government but abso-
lutelv detrimental to all our in
terests. While prefering another
who we deem better qualified we
infinitely pcrterhim to Mr.. Wright
both because of his superior quail
;fcations and because he does not
seek to drag the judicial erminc
through the dirty pool Of politics.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-26

We have appointed the following
agents to obtain subscription and advertising
for the PLAINDEALER. in their respective
localities. and will recognize their receipts.
Howard, Iowa, James Hall,
Lime Springs, Iowa, \. NJ. Van Leuven
Howard Center Iowa, A. N. Petit,
Bust, New York, Thompson G Mead.
Jamestown NY. AP. Wilcox
Also Post Masters every where
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-26
CANDIDATE.


Both the parties Of this State
through their state conventions
have failed to put in nomination
candidates for the Supreme Judge
ship. 1t is true the Republican
state committee have put in nomi-
nation G. G. Wright, and ask for
him the sufrages of the party.
The Democratic party at their
state convention nominated JuC. se
Grant, who declined the preferred
position, and the Dem. central
committee have failed to suggest
the name of any person in his
stead. Our first choice for the
office was Judge Grant, not that he
was a democrat but that we
thought him the best qualified for
the position Of any man in the
state. Cur next choice was J. NJ.
Elwood, because we thought him
the next best qualified. But as
those who should have placed his
name before the people have failed
to do SO it becomes our duty to
lend our influence whatever it NAV
he in favor of some one who we
believe is qualified to occupy and
adorn the position.
We cannot say that we fully
approve Of an elective Judiciary.
In our opinion in the states where
it has been the longest in opera
ton it has failed to meet the antici-
pations Of it's warmest supporters.
With these views we feel in the
election of a judicial officer less
attachment to party than in any
other, and more to the fitness hon.
esty and qualifications of the in
dividual who is to pass upon the
validity Of our laws, and who has
in his keeping to a greater extent
than any other officer, or any other
department of the government
its stability, and the happiness
prosperity and peace Of society
For these and many other reasons
we think it advisable that those
who construe our laws should be
a, far as possible removed from
partizan influence and political
demagoguery. They should not in
our opinion be compelled to fall in
with the popular breeze or owe
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-26

The Democrats of, Winneshiek
Co. have nominated Ole A. Ander-
son, for Clerk of the District Court
We are not personally acquainted
with Mr., Anderson, but under
stand he is fully qualified for the
position. He is an honest Nor
wegian, will command a strong
vote, and should be elected.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-26
Democratic Gains.

1t is pleasant to know that that
however the State elections may
have gone, the Anti-Sectionalists
will have control of both branch
es of the Federal Legislature.
We have already made q gain Of
three delegates to Congress from
Pennsylvania, and three from
Ohio. This will make a differ
ence of twelve votes in the lower
house. This is most encourag-
ing to the friends Of the Union
and the Constitution. -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-26
DEMOCRATIC TOWN CAUCUS.

The Democrats of New Oregon township,
are requested to meet in Caucus on Monday
next at O'clock p. m. to put in nomination
suitable Candidates for the several Offices to
be filed at the ensuing election.
NFMeeting, at Metropoliton Hall 81
By order of Democratic Town Committee.