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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
Housekeeping Made EASY,

I'VE WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES vns,,,.
insure good wholesome bread. For rs cents ven
car eei one dozan Yeast Cakes which win MAJ : 30
large loves of the best bread ~
500 CAKES SILVER SOAP, hourly expected b,
express almost G cry family in town has us-i y
For spring Gle .ning IS invasuahie-for y, zlirr
Plated W re- -. -
RRE kiG ERA IoRS--We have sold large lot @;
tnose famous Philsdei hia RefrlRerators. Ne have
large lot coming they are ssaFrsptec 70 vire a.,
Is,rtn as they are Est only tns beeI but are The
cheapest known.
sprli-u MACKENZIE MINcHIS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
? NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. apple

IRreHtorand PropTiet ', lie ycItsr street V,sr For
NoREHEAD'S MAGN ETC PLASTERIo : 81
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS n Gid
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE 4- -+
iU!y29-deod IW9oWlyIn o.. .s5--f go
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
" hisky! WHISKY! WHISKY!
Z euntiries !! Sua.,irie..

NTE have in einre z large quantity OF the best Of
w all kinn5 OF the pureet Risky. AL ye 10y
era OF the essence Of corn give 4. passing tall-
mste2-it sass CHURCH a DEKSUN L GO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03

T. DOZEN Coal U Lamps, Ut various styles, Cite,
- with the ceeiSi 4ted Collins Burner, Tor sala by
eb2S-tf aF 1.-1 RAINS. BROWN 90
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03

= BBLs. COAL OIL very superior srticie, ju
~ received and Tor sale by 50 80 L
l-b95-ti !. Il, -. RAINS, BROWN 4 C
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03

Negro extra size Mud Bocts, and nne FIR snd wo1l
-tats. Goth Caps, and s stock o. Variety Goocs
threads of ali kinds aud Yankee Sor.csls, Sc esc =
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03

ALSO, SO cases Of Secs, Boo:s a-c D-u..-s, Cal
r<1s Bots and shoes, and Infan. Stces. T5s stock
unusually large, and viii BE- sold under any hody'e
Irtc-s U thtz market.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03

'elye: and Bruzseis CsrPet!ng, and pig hsf wooi
Ia al cotton CsIPssing Latch ana scotch Csrreslns,
NnIcL be sold Cf,ap.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
kxlra Fine Teas.
FLUWEh. Puts
&, ouhd- Feed Tor Stock.
Coal Oil.

A N additional supply tust received and for
"A by BENJ. r. SHELLS CO.,
n-sy1o 5,l - e.5 y College stree
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15

The Treasurer and Recorder of
this county requests us to say that
persons desiring that their realty
should be sold for delinquent tax
es instead of personally, should
now come forward and designate
the tract Of land they desire to
have sold.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15
METROPOLITAN HALL.

The above is the very appro-
pirate name with which Messrs.
Fellows & Everingham have bap-
TIED their new building opposite
the Drug Store. metropolitan is
being rapidly pushed to compile
ton, and is already announced
as the place for the cotillion par
ty on OR National anniversary
Let there be a grand rally of
those who "trip the light fantas.
tic toe,' at The Dedication Ball,
where everything will be as merry
as a marriage bell, yet as innocent
and pure as required by the most
fastidious taste.
The supper is to be furnished
by Mr.. Fellows, and will be given
on the lower floor Of the ha II, so
that those attending may expect
everything not only convenient,
but of the best the country affords.
No Effort will be spared to make
the occasion worthy off place
in the annals of New Oregon.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION
Tho Denoogacy Of Howard county are re-
quested 20 meet in county Convention at the
court House on, the End, of July next at one
o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of clscting dell
egates 10 attend the Congressional Conven.
ton for the End Congressional district at Co.
der Rapids on the 18th Of July, and to attend
the Democratic State Convention to DO hold
at Desmoines on the 18th Of July for nsmina-
ting State officers and Presidential electors.
Ratio ofrepresention the same as At the last
Democratic county Convention. .rus...r~aas-
Dated June l2, 1860.
Jas. H. B. HARRIS,
Chairman, Dem Central committee.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15
Chairman, Dem. Central committee.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
The Democracy ofiowa are hereby reques-
ted to meet in Convention by delegates from
their several counties on Thursday, the 18th
day ofJuly 1860, in tn. Capitol at Des Moin
es, for the purpose Of nominating candidates
for Presidential! Electors, and for the several
State officers to DO elected in November next
viz: Secretary Of State, Auditor Of State Trca
surer of State, Register Of the Land Office, and
Attorney General. The basis Of representation
will be the same as at the last State Conven-
ton.
According to . rule adopted at former
State convention, no county can be reprcscn.
tedhy proxy. -,
Inc several Democratic County Commit
tees throughout the State are requested to
call County Conventions, or to take such mea
sures for the election Of delegates to the State
Convention as may be according to rule or US
age in their respective counties
tits needless to urge tho Importance Of cleo
ting full set Of delegates, and of persons who
will be most likclytc be in attendance.
According to usage, the Convention will be
called to order at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of tho day
designated in the call. .. ?. ..t..,-
By order Of Dom. State Executive Commit.
tee. .... - &c.. Ter ta,
n MAHOvv 1,ho;ro, 10 "'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15
pBDDUER EhARKMTI
SHERIFF;S SALE.


RYivirtuc eta special Execution issued out
- Of tho off &c Of the clerk of the district
court Of Howard county Iowa, to me directed
and delivered whereby am commanded
that Of the north east quarter Of section twelve
town one hundred, north of range fourteen
west, I-cause to DO made the sum of four
hundred and sixty one and 1900, dollars
besides interest costs aud accruing costs to
satisfy ajudgm:st that John D. Cowles oh.
tanned in the district court of Howard county
Iowa, on the 25th day of October 1859, agai !,
INST Patriak Coyle. Now therefore in pursu-
ance Of that command shall offer for sale as
the law directs, all the right title and interest
which Patrick coyle, had on the 25th day
of October 1859, or any time thereafter to
and in the above described premises at the
New Court House in Vernon Springs town
ship Howard county Iowa, on the ] 9Th day
of June 1860, between the hours of 9 o'clock
g. m. and 4 o'clock m. ofthat day.
Done at Sheriffs Office Vernon Springs May
18th 1860. P. T, SEARLES, Sheriff MAO
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15
BIBLE BURNING.

BIBLE BURNING
On the outside of our paper
this week may be found an article
clipped from the correspondent ce
Of the n. Y Times, touching the
Bible burning in Bogota. While
the Republican press of the coun-
try, lent its columns to Willy Gen.
Jones, scarcely one of them has
been sufficiently honorable to re-
tract the falsehood knowingly ut
tered. Our personal knowledge
of Gen. Jones, letl us when the re-
port first found it's way to the
public, to pronounce it base fab
rication. And now when it turns
out that he did not even know of
the disgracefal affair, not one in
the entire list that we knew of
that gave cur rency to the report
have had the honor to correct it.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15

In our paper of this week will
be found the call for the Demo-
cratic State Convention and the
Congressional Convention for
this district, also for a County
Convention to send delegates to
both Of the former. We hope to
see full representation from the
several towns ofthe county. Turn
out, turn out, and let us be heard
from at the State and Compression.
al District conventions.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15
5lem Orrsan Nuiuoeu|er.
T. For President II
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE.

Wo have appointed the following
agents to obtain subscription and advertising
FOR the PLAlNDE&LER, in their respective
localities, and will recognize ,h>ir receipts
Usage, Town, SD. Chase,
Howard, Iowa, James Hall,
Limo Springs, Iowa, A. NJ. Van Leuven
Jamcstow !. Iowa, i. Kerr.
Reward Center. lowe, i. ~ Petit,
Bust, New York, Thompson & Mead.
Jamestown NY. A.P. wilcox
Also Post Masters every Were
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15

PISCi7ORLAL.
It's not our purpose to tell of
any exploits of our own in .pisca-
tory pursuits, for we have mary
exploit to relate. Our friends
J.. F. Mitchell and H. C. Stewart
however, have had some expert
ence in that line, and we should
Judge from the basket of speckled
trout they exhibited in town ON
Friday last, that. tie fnny tribe
were in the habit of responding
to their LINES. 1Vhere our
friends are known, it is unneces-
sary to say of that basket of trout
we had fine mess, but to outsi-
ders, it is proper to say that in.
allhuman probability your first &C
quaintance with thsm, will COM
mence with a shower of fayors
that none can better select than
they.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15
COUNTY PRINTING.

y
akitating the officials Of the coun-
ty. Thcyshowever appear to be
stimulated in the matter b, some
what different motives than what
actuates and agitates the mass of
the tax payers. This excitement
on the part of the officials has been
in 40 way diminished by the
proposition made to them by the
proprietor Of this paper, to pub
lish the tax sales of 1857, 1853 and
1850, for the sum of twenty-five
dollars. Although they had con-
stantly given assurances that this
printing should be let to the low
est responsible bidder, yet when
our proposition was made, it was
evident that a bomb-shell had fall
en- among them. At first an effort
was made to treat our proposal,
backed as it was, by some ten or
twelve good men, with lcyity.-
But after finding this an imprac-
ticable way to drive us from the
held, it was contended by them
that the printing was let to the
Republican, before the press was
BROUGHT to the county. But as
this statement was in direct sccr-
tiict with the assurances made,
that the work should go to the
person who would do it for the
least, long after that press was
bought, and as our proposition
was made in good faith after coun
ting the cost, we did not sec fit to
swervc one io:a from it. This
made another system of tactics
necessary. And although the of:
ticers of the county were ready to,
and as they say, did stipulate with
the proprietor of the Republican
to do the work, paying him full
prices, without at the time exact
ing any bond as to the work, yet
when we came in and offered to
save the county five or six hum
dred dollars, they Gil at once find
Unnecessary that they have a bond
to indemnify them against all loss
that may arise in consequence of
errors in publishing the tax sale.
70 this unheard Of proposition,
that there might 1bc no excuse
for taking from the County
Treasury the sum Of five or six
hundred dollars, for what we are
ready to do for twenty-five dollars
we checrfulRy accede. While we
entertain for our county officers
Fno feeling but that Of respect and
esteem, VIC cannot be in any man
ner used to aid in taking from
the people of the county, one cent
beyond the actual expense of do
ing any work that may be required
The Strengthened circumstances Of
a large proportion of the tax pay
crs of the county require on the
part Of those conducting it's iaan-
ces, the most rigid economy, and
to aid III this, VIC made our pre-
position. ,...,
Of the officers of the county we
nsk no favors, toward them we
have ave, no fawning sycophancy;
what We claim is a right-the
right to do this work for the,a and
the people if our terms will better
subservc their interests than will
tl,osc Of another, and IN this we
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15

ter speech dates the origin OF the
Democratic party as far back as
the election of Thos. Jefferson.-
The Republican limits its origin
to 1882. Poor i7g-n-o-r-a-n-t
Billy Seward!
Our congressional convention
for this district it seems is to be
held On the 18th Of July at c.
dar Rapids, and on the succeeding
day our State convention meets
at Des Moines, fully one days
drive:apart. This arrangement I'm
important asst may seem will have
the effect to exclude counties like
ours from one or the other of these
most important bodies. 1t is i'm.
possible for us to send two sets of
delegates, and we doubt whether
we can linda set sufficiently ON
nlpresent to represent us at differ
ent places, at the same time. We
would suggest in behalf of the
Howard county Democracy, that
the time Of our congressional con
vention be changed to the 10th,
IT the change can be sufficiently
notified throughout the State that
delegates may be in attendance.
THE FOURTH will be cclebra
ted at this place by the people of
Howard county, in a national and
patriotic manner.
Our people have met and per-
fectcd their arrangements for a
great time, and while the intel
lectual man is to be abundantlv
and bounteously provided for, the
wants Of the n e man will not be
neglected. Provisions have been
made for providing all who may
favor us with their attendance on
that day with a free dinner in the
grove, with a patriotic Grafton by
&C. Upper Esq. Of DEBORAH, the
reading Of the Declaration of In
dependence by S. l.. Carey of For
eston, a series of toasts prepared
and to be served up by the COM
mittec after dinner, with impromp-
tn responses to their sentimen
by the audience generally, the
whole to be lnterlarded with the at
tention of a committee consisting
of about sixty ladies' and gentle
men. A band of martial music
has been engaged for the day, and
everything that can be- done for
the comfort and enjoyment Of
those attending will be done In
the evening cotillion party, and
Fireworks will add to the attn act
ions of the day. President Of the
day, Judge Seely, J. F. Mitchell
Marshall. We omit the names
Of those upon the several commit
tees this week to avoid errors, as
the proceedings Of the meeting ap-
pointing them, with their names.
have not eenfurnished us by the
Secretary at the hour Of going to
press. ''--' ~
~ Keep it before the peo-
vs. pie, that Hannibal Ham,
lin, the Republican candidate for
Vice President, is the only Nor
them man in the US. Senate that
voted, against the Homestead
Blttlk!!uro on. s.,l aa.. ,...
,s'o AN ABoIITIoN1sr.
! r hnAa Ir1c ~ on, =
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15
The Homestead Bill.
D. A. MAHONY, Chairman.

Both Houses Of Congress having dis
agreed on the Homes. ead Bill, it has
been submitted to committee of con-
ference, with pretty fair prospect of
being reported back in such shape as
to merit theconcurrence of both Hous-
es, and Of becoming law. The only
thing likely to prevent its passage is
the fact that Land Warrants, in consid-
cradle numbers, arc still in market.
The holders of these are generally men
Of means, andconsequently of influence
and they will not be likely to suffer any
bill to pass without strenuous oppesit-
ion, which may have tendency to les.
sen the value of the land warrants in
their possession. a..-.. s ire
The only real opposition which the
homestead bill will meet with outside
the Halls of Congress, will be from spec
ulators liz land warrants. How far this
opposition may be able to put 1t OH, tor
it cannot ultimately defeat, the passage
of the bill, can only be known hereaf-
ter. liza. ..-..-
The practical and only real difference
between the Senate and House home
stead bills, about which the two Houses
have disagreed, is this: The Senate
bill gives to heads of families 160 acres
of land on certain conditions of occupan
cy; the House bill gives an equal share
land to heads Of families and to persons
over 81 years old. The House bill in
cludes in its provisions all lands sabject
to private entry.-The House bill is
the more liberal of the two, but neither
Of them will become law, as the tate
Of every bill Of any real public utility,
depends upon extraneous circumstances
more than upon its intrinsic merits or
the benefit it may he to the public.
The passage of the homestead, bill is,
therefore, in considerable doubt, cot
withstanding the apparent favor it. has
received in both Houses of Congress. ii
Dubuque Herald g9,f.. te,6 j.
----Aes------
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15

On the outside Of our paper
we publish an account of one Of
the most disastrous tornadoes that
ever visited any portion Of the
West ~
A. l.. Lee Esq. Of our place has
a large amount Of lumber and
ether property at Albany whittier
be has gone. One of bis agents
there are among the dead, Fears
are entertained that his loss is
heavy. n
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15

x-President Fillmore for Bell. :
The Jersey City Standard has seen .
recent letter from Ex-President Fill
more, in which that gentleman says: D Z
"If it was in my power, 4Iewould at
once elect Messrs. Bell and Everett
than whom better nominations ceuldnot
have been made" 80 ,TstG. ,uab bra
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15
An ABoi.1TIoN1sr.

{ have always hated Slavery, I
think THINKS as m ugh !eE;s as any abolition
ist -Lincohs at Chicago: July l6
ioooSo11 Iatsi1F 40 ri. III
It isruuored' from boston that MIR.
Everett will not accept the vice prcsiden
tiat nomina.iyn.u ~ .coI Iii . /!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15

Five years ago there was not more
than 20 miles Of railroad in the, whole
State Of Florida. About chat time a
system Of railroads, to the extent 81 $50
miles, was projected aud chartered; and
Of those 73O miles there are, at this time
not less than 800, miles completed, III ii.
operation and doing well. Alarge par.
ton of the remainder is under contract
partially constructed, and i il conf
IDENTIFY expected that, in less than four
years, the whole Of that system viii bc
completed. ;J 80 J 80: = :,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15

NJ Keep it before the peo-
VS. pie, that Hannibal Ham,
lin, the Republican candidate for
Vice President, is the only Nor.
them man in the US. Senate that
voted against nst.d the h, Homestead
BH1.ts.iwo! ovt oh -a2 JAZZ.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15

w. II. Seward in his Roches.
ter speech dates the origin of the
Democratic party as far back as
the election of Thos. Jefferson.-
The Republican limits its origin
to 1882. Poor i7g-n-o-r-a-n-t
Billy Seward!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15

The residence Of Henry Baker,
near this town, was struck BY
lightning on monday last, making
almost a wreck Of the entire bull
ding. lives lost. a,ao
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15

He who asks no questions # dlsois,
queer, but he who asks many questians,
is the querist. . q :foyfa yIims1 ,.of'
Ink is o csustic whiohs aemetimesa
burns the fingers Of those who maksl
use Of it. l. blc Gs1biido 9s1dt ,b9luf
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DR.. Hufeland.
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