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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-08-04
l3.330,650.
O,Z22,4lS.
1858 O68.
was 10, 553.06S.

w. WV
The whole population increased between 1916
and 1850 from IA, 1876 .694 to 10. $50, O68-a positive
increase of &. 3O9, 1913. or an average of 87,75 per
cent. on the aggregate of both sections. The ratio
of increase 10 the nOn-slavehOlding States was
larger than it was in the sluvehoIdiug States for
that census. The non-slaveholding increase for
white population exclusively was 80, 40; in the
slaveholding States, 34.56-a difference of
about % per cent. for ten years. Considering
the immense influx of immigration into the North.
ern States, the smallness of this excess was noted
as remarkable.
AT the same rate of increase the two sections
will show by the census of 1860:
White inhabitants Of non-slayebolding States,
1929, 744.
White inhabitants Of slaveholding States.
S.293. 593.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-08-04
Aggregate white population,
26-6I2 227-

Aggregate white population, 26,6I3. 1897,
Under the new census, therefore, the proportion
OF the white population in the two sections, 10.
wards each other, will very nearly show non.
slaveholding, 60 per cent; slavebolding, 81 per
cent. The non-slaveholding States will have
largely more than two thirds Of the whole white
population of the Union.
The humber Of slaves which go to make up the
aggregate of Southern population, amounted, as
we have stated above, in 1850 to 3.204,3l3. The
gross Southern population was therefore 9, $50, 1911,
aud under the rule of the Federal opportionment,
counting three-ffths of the slaves, these Federal
numbers we're 8.245, 900, in a whole representa-.
tive population of 81 ,575, $50 of whites. There is
a variation in these figures for the free blacks
counted in the ratio, but we do not consider them
here.
Taking the estimated increase of slaves into the
calculation, the numerical power of the South will
be enlarged, but the rate of increase will be still
found to be very decidedly with the North. The
whites in both sections increased at the average
rate Of about thirty-seven and n half per cent. in
avery ten years. The slave population increased
from 1880 TO 1910, from zoos. 043 to 2,487, 455-
1852, or about 1880 per cent, and from 1910
10 1850, TIC, 1853, or about 28.S0 per cent. At the
anne rate OF increase the census of 1860 will show
IN addition to the number of slaves in the United
States of 922. 742. and an aggregate slave popula-
ion of l27 ,055, thres-6fths of which is 2.476, 253.
Upon these estimates the aggregate population
'eturned by the census Of this year, not counting
rec blacks aud mulaaoss. will be as follows;
Nop-slAveholding States, 1899. 744.
Slaveholding States
Whites. s.293.593
Slaves, 4.l27, 055--l2,4 20. 6ls.
ToKaI IN -E0 oo0
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-08-04
From the N. o. Picayune.
SOME VIEWS OF THE CENSUS.

By the census of 1850, the aggregate number
of slaves in the United States was 3,2O4 3l3, OF
this number GAG .566 were of mixed blood, mul.
attoes. &c. The number of unmixed negro blood
was therefore 2.4S7 Ass. The free black and mul.
alto population was 434. 495. 10 the following pro.
dortions: blacks, 275 400. mulattoes, l59, O95.
The entire white population by the same census
was 10, 553. 06S.
The aggregate was as follows:
Whites, 10. $50, 063.
Slaves, 1904 3I3.
Free blacks and colored, 434 1876.
81, l9l, $40.
The number of free whites by the same census
vas divided as follows between the slaveholding
and non-slaveholding States
NOn-slaveholding States, l3. $50 ESQ.
SlavehOlding States, 6,2224l
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-08-04
THE RENDITION cLAUtE.

mo person held to service or labor In one State,
under the laws thereof, escaping into another. shall
in consequence of any law or regulation therein,
be discharged from such service or labor, bat shall
be delivered up, on claim Of the party to whom
such service or labor may be DUE Art. ", Scot.
ii. Clause 3.
l.'No persOn.'-But a slave is held az a obs,t.l.
not as a person-Neither here, nor any where else,
in the Constitution is a slave or slavery mention.
ed. Nor is the condition of a slave described,
The description in this clause, is the opposite Of
such a condition, at every point, and in every par.
ticulsr.
2. Held to service or labor."-A slave 10 sim.
ply held as 'property'-us "a ohatiel.' Some slaves
do not labor at all, and are not held for that pur.
pose, but for uses entirely different, as in The cas-,
of elegant females. ~"
3. Held in one State, rndor the laws thereof,
We have already cited the witnesses who stts..
that no laws can be found, in any Of The States
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-08-04
APPoRTroNMENT AND RENDITION.

a correspondent Of the Principid having re-.
qnested tho editor to give bis views on the appor.
nonment and rendition clauses Of the o.. 8. Con.
%s'itution' be does 80. In regard to appOriiODmsnI
he says
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-08-04
19.553,063.
3,204.3I3.
1896.
2l,l0l.876.

Il, ,0fU.
ties by the Same census
the slaveholding
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13

Vial II ~ d
In that case, will triAc here no longer
'ut at once join Gen. Marion. Mac
lonald my fost'r-father, loves me to
we'll to desert me, but he has been crs
~ to be gone this fortnight past l
will order him to get pass and have
everything ready in case Of the worst,
which my heart foreboles" 81 ...
1t was after arising at this determi-
nation, and receiving Macionald's mes
sage tnat Preston gave himself up to
his melancholy, nor did he rise from
his desponling position until it was
time to dress for Mrs. Blakely's ball..
The sourd Of gay music, the fash
ing of diamonds, and the twinkling of
light forms met his sight as he entered
the ballroom; but he had eyes only for
one object; and he soon sought out
Kate amid her crowd of admirers. New
er had she looked 50 transcendantly
lovely. 1t is thought mark Of taste
and fashion nowadays to laugh at the
enormous hoops and powdered hair Of
grandmothers; but let us tell you, good
reader, that belle Of the present are,
with her deformed tournure and Dutch
amplitude Of skirt, though she may cre-
ate sort of matter-of.fact sensation,
very suitable perhaps, for this money
making generation, never awakens that
deep sentiment Of alteration, that
respectful, awe-struck, Sir Charles
Grondison feeling, bestowed on the
beauty Of tae last century, august in
silver tissue and high-heeled shoes
The veriest stickler for m,dern case
would have given up the point at sight
cf Kate. She wore, as was then TIE
custom, a petticoat of rich bacc:.de, q
single yard Of which cost r.,re than
the twenty ellis Of Lutte String flaunted
by . beauty now. Over this was q
robe Of white s,.tin made high ON thu
shoulders. !5ut opening in from. 80 as t,
reveal the swelling bust, and exp ,sc the
richly gemmed stomacher and glittering
petticoat. Toe elge Of this robe fron
the neck down was trimrne.l with 4
quilting Of blue ribbon, which was ais
continued round the bottpm. The tlgh
sleeve, with ban'ls like the trimming 0
the robe, reached to the elbow, and th'
deep rufle Of Valenc;ennes lace which
nearly hid the round, white arm, height
ened with rare art the beauties it effect
ed to conceal Her hair was g.there;
back from the forehead. richly pow,l>r
led, and trimmed coquettishly With blu
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
CHAPTER IL.


Grave men there are by broad Santee,
Grave m,n with hnary hair, tGsE rs
u Their heart. or all with Marion, ''.aT
With M,rion are their prayers. ,,,
The period Of which we write was
one that will ever be memorable in the
annalt Of our country. Never had the
fortunes Of the patriots been at SO low
an ebb in the south, as between the de-
feat of Gates at Camden, and the in
wade of CORVALLIS into North Carolina.
Alter the fall of Charleston, no time
had been lost in overrunning the colony,
All org .nizel resistance being at an
end, proclamation was published, in
viting the citizens to return to his maj
esty's government: and stipulating for
little more on their part than neutrality.
Large numbers, 'even the Wings, ac-
cepted IL ese terms, and had CORVALLIS
adhered to his promises, then indeed
might liberty have been despairal Of
But the royal lea Ter soon threw off the
mask, and required all who had accept
ed .he protection, as it was callel, to lie
clare themselves openly on the royal
side, in the further prosecution of the
war. Finling themselves thus basely
deceived, many flew to arms; bu. such
whenever captured, where executed as
rebels. The fate of Col. Hayne, VIII;
was put to death at .harlestm under
these circv stances, was but 4 type o
that of hundreds Of lesser note, who
persisted often without trial.
! The war meanwhile was carried or
with savage ferocity against the Wings
Their plantati ms were lail waste, theil
negroes were carriel Of, their house,
given to the flames. The seven .yial
Of wrath were literally poured out 0
! South CAROLINA. Instances Of cruelty
withoat number are left on record. On;
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
.a NEW OREGON, IOWA, JAN. I3, 1850.

| va! pray, Salh Natc, lau u5HlnS,
play the Atlas for tie patri Is them
That's good man; YOU be the St.
George to destroy this British dragon,
Mir Liai*ayb ked fora moment,
if he tn ,ugit there was no more in
his than met the en-; bus he c 'ntentel
in>elf with retcrting on Preston.
"D,by all me,ns,' he sail, "anl if
7ou take Bha'lirs plan, y'u may de-
eat Il WI de army yourself. You know
ae proposes to challenge a single enc
my and slay him by duello; then chal-
lenge second, and slay him, then a
thiri, and dispose ofhim also; AMI SO
m until the whole army was annihila.
ted" .st.'. .A.' -... -...' .@-..
Kate, as we'll as the rest, laughed at
,is sallcy. Preston neelel but this to
complete his anger and disgust. The
fell, he saw, was his rivals and he was
glad when other persons approached
'.nd broke up the colloquy, which, to
ell the truth, was growing to, personal.
But Kate was piquel, AMI Preston en-
gagged; and as for the Majr, seeing
there WAS quarrel between his rival
and mistress, he had strivcn to widen
the breach. ,-I .'l .a@ ...4
Preston hurried from the ballroom,
and taking time only to change his
,lress, repaired to the rendezvous where
Macdonald awaitel him. Without a
word he flung himself into the saddle,
and his companion, initiating his exam
pie, they were soon without the CITY,
They had passed. the outposts for some
time, when Mcdonald, pushing his
horse close to Preston's opened the con.
versati m. ..-. as "a '... .
"We'rc clear of that confoundel town
at last, thank Heaven!' he said, "and I
for one, amt sorry. Them Englishmen
are as saucy as princes, and think no.
body has any courage but themselves.
But l know one stout fellow that can
snuff candle with his rifle, at tw, hun
.lrel yards. and before week we'll have
a rap at EN-. for l 'spose you go direct,
sir to Marion's camp?" a-aEs }" l"..
Preston nodle,la gloomy assent, for,
buried in his own thoughts he cared
not to be disturbed. NJ cdonall saw
this, and defeated in his attempt to
open conversation, dropped back, but
when out ofhearins, muttercl.
IL sec how it is. Them wom"n's al
ways getting man into trouble. For
my part, I'll be a bachelor. Marry
ing's like getting tipsy, very pleasant,
except for the after repentance" 81!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
GEORGE Eek,

nEALER in grocer es Of all, kinds inclu.
- dirg the staple articles coffee, cand-
les, cinnan,on crackers, candy, cigars, dried
fruit, friction matches, green apples, molas4es,
nuts. raisns, rice, soaps, sugars, sp'ces, sal.
seratus. starch, syrup, salt. teas black and
green, tobacco. plug, smoking and 6ne.out
Produce taken in exchange for goods-mar'
ket pr;ees pa d. 'Inlo "
First door below the Post Office, New Ore
gon, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
Poetry.
W;.tten TO- the N,w York .Ciippcrt
HE STRONG ARM AND BRAVEHEART

| W;.tten TO- the N<w York .Ciippcst
HE STRONG ARM AND BRAVE HEART
| |nt fsy rnw1S.r !. PRICE, NJ D ''..''.
lf;: ioaat<iy I"seribed to my Friend,
JOHN C. HEENAN, ? TtM
vake ye SINS "f freedoms land, Is A"1.
| ionr peaceful slumbcrs break; 10 rana
se heart with hea't--be hand With hand,
Your Chan pans fame's at stake! '~~
There arc signs Of baltic aid If storm, III
! Now gathering on tn, British, s,de: = tE
Then nerve his gallant heart and arm
To strike for glory-snd our pride.
Already hath Eng'aads Cham;piou.power,.
! Bravely beat down many foe; "
AID gallant hearts have met their fate, a
| And on the battle day fell low. ..... ..
7 'ese British sons Of strength ana science,
Arc satheing fast and strong; '.' 81 ~
b it our brave Boy to strike the blow .
They will remember long. ,,... A..
Ii" Jealous eye Of the mothcr.land,
hpcering DER the wave
r..e sIeel'like liu'bs Of her proudest sou
Are FURNISHED for our Brave. % II ~
but our Champion, cothe in mail Of strength
l'now ready for the deep; -.,.r
4 ID soon wc may hear upon the gale
Tue news Of victory sweep! gt Ji Il" .i
T zen rally now ye friend> Of courage
For the tattle that's to come; yt..
Remember that he strikes for glory,
And the Stars aid Stripes at Home! a
Tn.n let tho Ions Of Freedoms land, ''
From every bill and dale .fr'. .r..r
Rise up, one strong and gallan. band ,t .
To bid our Champion hail!
New York City, Dec. 81, 1889
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
4. J. smith,

, 80 " I. J. tW1tb,
Watch maker, ambrotypest and portrait
pa nter. Clocks. watches, and jewelry re.
paired to order; ambrotypes taken and put
up in tn. most secure manner; portraits
painted on canvass in oil colors from life,
or from ambrotypes.-The celebrated, Seth
Thomas clocks for sale ut pr ces cores
ponding to tho scarcity Of money. All
work done on reaso ,ahle terms and war
ranted. r Frst door west of the post
ofi;e, DEBORAH. Iowa. NJ
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
W. r. Mead.

Attorney and counsellor ut law and rotary
putlic, New Oregon. Iowa, will practice in
all the co 'rts Of the 10th jud cial district.
Prompt attent on g ven to securing and col.
leeti"g debts in northern Iowa aid south
crn NJ nnesota. Good reference given when
desi cd @-as.''- .''' ,"'.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
s. Herriok,

Dealer in dry goods. groceries clothing. 'eath-
er. shoemaker fndin.s. hardware. iron.
nails. glass. sash and putty, boots and
shoe. vat, f,h, and provisions All kinds
Of prod' ce zee we'd in exchange for goods
and liberal rr ces given at his Cash and
Barter Store New Oregon, Iowa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
{. n. Nunsc2,

Justice of the Peace. New Oregon. Howard
county. Iowa. Will attend t" king col'ec-
tion-. paying taxes. mak ny convcyances
and the examinat on ct titles. Charges
HIGH NJ reference to give. tho marriage
ceremony will be attended to ION short no.
tice. t' f.Ti.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13

;LEGHORN & AlASON,, propriettrs, Dec'
rah. Winnesheik county, Iowa. hous
has recently been re.fitted, and affords th'
he 1t accommodation for travellers, Of an.
Hotel in the country. General Stage O.
Zee. A good livery attached. als
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
Trsnont House.

Situated IN the corner OF Mill and Water
street D.c,,rah. Iowa Ira Prothe,oe Pro
pr c,or--(;"nd ~tat!ng attached. al~, livery
W t. good h"rseS cas- carriages and care.
ful drivers. to convey trave lers to any part
Of the country.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
4. BRAD.SH, .

#n a. BRAD.SH, .s .u,..
Dealer in stoves and har''w arc. iron. nails.
glass, sash. wo,don and jappsnned ware.
table. and pocket cntiory mechanics tools,
ayr cnitura' Implements. and builders fur.
nish,ng stock. Also manufacturer Of al
kinds If copper, tin. and sheet iron ware.
Particular attention paid to oil kinds Of job-
bng. s.....r.. ....g.
Three doors east Of the Post OiEcs, Deco
rah, Iowa. ............. .,....f ..ft
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
Dr.. J. ]. Clemme-.

Phys clan and surgeon. New Oregon, Iowa
VIII atte I'd to MI cal q in his profess sn'
whether by night or by dav. ofdce ut his
residence on Main street, first dsor n~rtf
ol LAWYERS drug store 4r
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
Eagle Excianr. Ho.al.

By S. NJ. Cole, New Oregon, Howard county,
Iowa. Hav ng pu, chased the above hotel
and made slch mp. oyemeuts as the wants
OF tie prhl |: Seem 10 dem nd | solicit a
share Of public patronage. N 3. Nj O
Walkers stages leave, III 5 house daily for
all ints east and west ~ a. 4. N. c.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
NoGreeo, House. '-
Moin street., near the Steamboat Land,n
% MeGrepor Io1ra. ". 4. Durham,

MeGrcgor Io.ra. W. a. Durham,
.... asf@t Proprietor ~. 80,
This hotel has been thoroughly repaired and
refurnished for the spring and summer trav-
ei. anil the proprietor begs leave to inform
the cit zens Of McGregr and the travelling
public that he is now prepared to accom-
4 modate bOarders and travellers in manner
unsurpassed in th,s city. Attentive porteru
will take charge of baggage, and every Of
4 fort made to secure the comfort Of g,iests
Stages t,r the west leave daily.-Good sta
HING attached rf ..r r.fi
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
r. L.. POOLER,

Il. L.. pOOLER, 3
AttorRey at law and solicitor il chaneer,
Agent Tor Etna insurance; notary pub i.
Will practice in a the courts Ut the statt
Part cular attention Eivei, TO paying take
collect ng and securing cla;,as IN northern
Iowa and southern Nam, sofa Office !
new ,ourt house, Usage. Iowa. tl3l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
e. T. Asmiek,


.. 9. Htm't", - ~ y Z 71""1
#." Remick Hunt, s. a .
Attorneys At law, Mcl'regor, Iowa.-Thir
firm having formed \ co.partnership. here.
" Ay tendcr their professional services to the
public They tiatter themselves that their
experience as councillors and advocatcs
will render entire satisfaction Practice
in all the courts Of tho State. Prompt at.
tention given to collect:ons.-O&ce It {. F
Rem:ck old stand. tt.. @u ~l III. 'ls-.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
NEW OREGON PLAINDEALEk

r.. l.shsi every Friday at the P'a;ndcalc
hIt.uy., {, po, te E,gr kxchang",l No.
Oregon. Howard con"ty. Iowa. -. MEAD
&l. Wo"D, propr:etorsi, ~
Single cop'es one year 10 advance, 81 90
ut the end o.. 3 mo. 25
= s mo. 81
l2mo. 2OC
In clubs of ten, in advance, each So
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13

'leasa an 'ly situated on the Usage road sixte-
miles west Of N. Y Oregon il still o,ea IL
the reception Of the travelling public -
O. Walk rs stages 'esye this house for IT,
east and west. p.
-. Il GIBBONS, Proprietor
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
2, D1Mn.

lFashionab.e tailor, ut tho ola recorders Of
tfce- Recr-:,h. Iowa. Al work warranted
! to- fit, ,.nd made in the sao-t fashierab =
style. CSttns done at short notice and
WARRANTS! to suit.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
9. S c seA. Ils6ol II c. sso't.
Scott & Brother.

Wholesale.s.ul ret. dealers in dry sood>.
gr.. cries, boots anl shoo.. hxts and caps,
Aankee ,"tions. &c. MAia street McGre
G"r wa viii attend t" rnk.ng collec.
ttion<. or purchases OF prodAoc a ta "a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
Hun, Or Z Seott,

. aG..H-a Hun,sr Z Seett,
Wholesale and retail gr GERS and dealers !.
hides, grain. prov sio,,s, leather and Sh,,
findings Opposite fremont House, Dec
rs, Iowa, Ci5.nU l2 =. aa (nl3l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
/ liieA Onel'

Attorney and counsellor st1aw. Office o.
Nj IN street in .he new hHl 1 ng al Mn:
the New York store, 'p ssairsl McGrego'
Iowa .-.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
: " Allen

Justice of tho peace, Pia.ndealer Building
opposite Eagle Exchange, New O,eL''
Iowa. All collections promptly attende.
t.CDli NWG tui.a..'ts' u ..4 r3l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13

c. N. MuNsos, o.w. PIERCE.
New Oregon Steam Saw Mill,
Aunsor 4 Pierce, prcprieto.~, have con-
.tant'y on hand good assortment Of lumber
md lath, cheap ~ the cheapest. [lyl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
~ Ut LA7HROP HOUSE.
'rankville, W .nheshe'k Cosnty. IHwa. fn20
p LATHROP. Pr,,r;-tm ?
Co icy u " .IAetl

..F .. Co icy u " .iAstt, 5nL Es.
attorneys and counsellor. VI Law. Decora
loA& .a.u.-ut ~ il3lyl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
THE PLAINDEALER
0ND ? Nli ri .i44 AOO OM

Bang we'll suppl ed with everything "ece
sary to d, good work, III y neat and sat's'
f.ciory style, We are prepared 10 execute
aver deScriptionot .n. .#- "sh
IIand-Bllls, ~ - u.
Circulars, l-.H .a.
49,. Bill-Heads, J. -..
Ball Tickets, .>
Blanks, Cards,
PRINTING IN COLORS, &C., ..'
n-At he lowest cash prices, -N 20
Ina style unsurpassed by any establish
munt IN the ". I.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13

4. K. EATON n MATTHEW
1:ElWS ..f
Attorneys At law, Os"ge, Mite ell county, i"
WA. Wi practice in the supreme and dr.
tr ct courts Of this state and the cour,
Of southern Minnesota. Particular atten
ton pa q! to the collection Of debts. an
securing claims. g.. .. li3| -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
Our Novel.
. t.-l-.f' From Graham's Magazine.
THE OATH OF MARION.
lTALEOF THE REVOLUTION

NJ CHARLES !. PETERSON.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13

c. NJ Van L.ursn, D. o. PEST
VauLarvsn 4 rrst,E. .
ATTORNEYS ~t law, l. mc Springs, H"~a'd
county, Iowa, Will prenp'ly ttend t.. al
leyailh;lsi ness entrUsse, / tS their care.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-01-13
Cards..
Bapyh & Ct ,zemsn,

Bauys & ct;aemsn,
y. te.,nr.ev. anl esnn >elors at law McfirsSo,
Tnvn ~! ur"cS g. '. ite CARTS If shc let
:s'r al district, u.hss .r,,pussse sl'Grcssn
liutai