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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-21
Mission to- Miramon.

~, sxl1a1S4UA % lIITall0n. .fsIg
A. eu'a'eiy Up 1le.a arrival of Airan,on before
s..sa Vapt. Auldman,- of the Falorous, the
c,n. '''llaaade', and Others visited hinat lis
Aes sDascef'ain his Intentions in reference 10
liz ,s ssls aud eitizens uadsr their protection
Ca, the interview is not known.
Cha sSasa IN Of the Saratoga, had also gone up
lp,,ss' apa'sa the same object on. behalf Of
l,p, q 's'Fens lie had not returned when
The New York herald., 1860-12-08

regular access, aud bsekw arcs tsvarss ~.
ieak-beiore the mi-hap was discovered. Sor--
~ # com ant watch b 70 bten kept Ut this ~
serv,,ir. a. II should Or botn day aud night, tnr
wafcbuan would have perceived the decrease
In ine reservoir aimoa instantly, and cond
have shut th~ foodgs's~, and thus saved ins
wnsts of Rat~r uns the cause had been asser-
tsiDed. But iusss.d Of tnis i seems that tn
water wss fawing If in two directions for som.
six hours before the gares were closed in fast,
until th~ mud In ths reservoir vas - NOS
visible.
We conceive that there vas q culpabe want
Of pIecauti0n 10 shi- cas~. ana y. tru,t ma
uore vigilance i'll ne OBJ -erved hereafter. The
Aldermen. Ge perceive. have ordered the rs
construction Of the did wells and pnmps. rni-
l. all very wet; bat va wouid Aud p..or pro
t. @caoD in them in case of serious cout agra
d,n What W. wsn,--sid the present a,eidsnt
proves that 1t Ia nac@s.iey--is second ~, or
OF Da'ps cobn-oiog the servoirs. That would
otv'sre all Danger oi the supply Of water oe,rg
cut off
Too much credit cannot be- given 10 'bs Al
tbos,,i-s ns B'o"siyn ior the prompt uaon-r
u which the, paced the Ridg-wo,d wa'.r a.
our disposal iD rhis eUerg. pcy, or 10 those
nIms ia tUr own city WAC have g-n"roa-,N
.ftereo the snpp,y of their ar'.si.n wells = r.
lieve the sanl ot rneir n-'eh hn"rs
The New York herald., 1860-12-08

TINS CRoToN WATER TRocBLE--From all ap-
pearsnces when we went TO press, the city IL
again this morning In The enjoyment Of lite
usual supply Of water from the mains. The
serious inconvenience 10 which the pub
lilo have been put by It's Interruption,
renders 1t worth while to consider whs,hsr
the accident could not have been pre-
vented or leszened in its effects by the exer-
cise Of proper vigilance on the part Of the
Beard, or whether the recurrence Of such ca
lsuiiy may not be prevented In future II ap-
pears that the distributing reservoir at Forty
second street was nearly drained by the escape
Of water both wsys-towsds the city BY the
The New York herald., 1860-12-08

n " alIeany almost the Idol If tha N-apoli
tars who rAgard the Piedmsntese king and go
v-rr mem. Dotwiths LANDING the popular vot~. "a
intrusive Foreigners; but II il 10 be hoped ths,
he will not plunge IL tn up~~asonsble ~srfars,
The New York herald., 1860-12-08

.ri .s ne-yy, frt .ht- .efe snady, ana the
p,oStmaut u"'iced pfcvi u'l espeoay for Esgitsh
4 Fts, a ss sustained
The New York herald., 1860-12-08

An,rsxh sNrs rhis svxStr.
ACADEMY nv nuslo Fouresnts ssr--s. German
Opers- SrRApsLLA.
atsLre sARpkN. SFosd way.-At.r1 On AID svenng-
PR0piGAL soh
WINES aARDuS. sranWsy. cope&rv ao1e .-r-~s
xIcBARp III.
4
zoussrRlAs rsours Afternoo. sai Hyern,
wAiL4AUKe rHBArRR croad~a,.-aoDsa 3''o
ears
Llama xKkEgs ,HrATga G' sso~nss,-
nHvsy arBrsrs
rAs EseGii e PrrsAs-RidsARD I-aoJs - Tds L.
BAxEuns .nshlDNN 4 sht -, NrUa. .-Dsj ano
gv.pnx-R1ss aAaR-AxvE1 lmloGHs-lsvtss nupio~t
kr
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auglRsaplz Dlsns xr nsal Ir
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Erc .iRas soNa- N4SC.s surIssQuvs 80
RAEsuso
ss1IE, nuet, ~-i. sc erosnwsv sosa,
3usIrsauEs kn
NtIhn' o. tss roadway = oros DANoss, BvEtrsauxs
CostC itTls- &C
ATTFkR RruoAlyn- Foops nI-srsG.s sruo
&c - ntws uGtss9,
The New York herald., 1860-12-08

"oveo by higher motives tnap the ah,scious OBJ
nss''"ns OF spsrtirsn, be might now eisc'rify
to- country, and Inspire living hope among our
Union men, North aud south, of a restor alton
o. hs'u"ny. We call upon Honest Old Abe"
10 cone forward as the champion OF the
Union. Does Thurlow Weed. III his behalf ar
does Senator Hale, speak as one having sutho-
ri9f The country Is entitled to know.
In this connection, the republican merchants
of this city, ~ho on the eve OF the Presidential
election appealed to their fellow citizens to vote
the republican ticket, ard elect 1t, 30 as to put
al end 70 the state Of suspeDse incident to en-
unsettled contest, should now, en- nasse, sd-
desc themselves to M. Lincoln to do some-
t.irs to 6iseipate the dreadful state of suspense
which his election has brought upon US all AT
al, sv.n nis as our outgoing President has tried
and tailed TO arrest the madness which rules
he hour. We call upon our incoming President
Q cous 10 the rescue of the country.
The New York herald., 1860-12-08

let many OF DIS entnuhiasue admirers, daZz's n
by the grandeur Of his individual position are
never sa,iefed but when urging upon him :
usurpation OF authority no more nsidsbis
than u'-, fors.'ful, u would appear, ibat the
ruboroin .,'on Of personal Interests 10 legal
rights snd the good Of the people Is indispers,.
BILE to rahousl freedom.
Write hus speaking, we cordially scsncs.
ledge TIE immense b.neH.s which Irsiy = de-
irving from h's herois pauiotisni; we -S.it trs
man and appreciate bis noble deeos; ou, /, i.
well 10 guard aeainst individual caprice He
IL ut pr'-sns all that his country could wish.
There y however, no euaran'ee tnsl under
altereo circumstances be might not oecoms ne
instrument Of uninisntiopal evils G. n,bsldi
is an inprssiy~ nOdsl such rs becomes gls 70
generator of his couutry acd the iusvir-r OF IA
tionsi ,-lf-r-lisnce amorg iis people. A .n,e
Italian aud soldier, he taught Italians to srus,
to their cwn s:rrugth, and n accomp'i he'd
exploits IN the Alpine frontier. In Sicily ald
IN Naples, which sill be embal nsd In history
as the most glorious achievements that
the world ever saw. ALI iallsns ara
proud Of him. whether Piedmontese, Tus
cans or Nsspoli,ans, and even now
his presence st Csprsrs is In iself security that
the Italian territory will remain intact TO the
new kmgdom. No over caring ally could suc.
cessfuily hold out over'pres for the cession Of
G,Doa OF Sardinia while Gsrlbaldi remains 10
Italy. H. will, TO the day Of he death, be an
imperdirg power associated with revolution
and conquest Should q resction occur Ia Ma
Piles bis services would be Of the highest value
The New York herald., 1860-12-08

ACADEMY ov kuslo roursesnts sr~-s- German
Opers- STRApsLLA.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01
SHEKIFFS SAL

SHEkIFFS SALE.
RY virtue eta special execution issued out
= OF the ONCE of the clerk OF the d strict
court Of Howard county Iowa. to me directed
and delivered whereby | am commanded
that of the north east quarter Of section twelve
GOWN one hundred, north of range fourteen
west, 'cause to be made the sum of four
hundred and sixty on. and 1900. dollars
besides interest costs and accruing cssts to
satisfy ajndgmcst that John D. Cowles OBJ
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 con- mand shall offer for sale az
tie 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
sup Howard county Iowa, on the 18th day
OF June 1860 between the hours of o'clock
a. m and 4vclock p m. OF that day.
Done at Sherifs Office Vernon Springs Nav
18th 1860. P. 7. SEARLES, Sheriff. mao
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01
SHERlFk'S SALE.
DY virtue Of an execution issued out Of

0Y virtue Of an execution issued out of the
- Office of the clerk of t district court of
Howard County Iowa, to me directed and de-
live ed whereby am commanded to make
tho sum of 3l8 and 1-l00 dollars besides in
terests costs and accruiug costs to satisfy a
Judgment that SIMON Nefzg,r Obtained in
/ he D .str;ct Court of Fayette County, Iowa,
on the 7th day of June 1859 against Jam 8
F, Dorland and c. F. Nefzger transcript Of
VIII Oh judgement was fled in the Office ofthe
aers ofthe District Court of Howard County
Ipwa. on the 93d day of December 1859.
Now therefore in pursuance Of the comms,nd
n said writ contained l have ievie3 mon
III tho right title and interest which lame
Z. Dorland had on the 2sd day Of D .cember
1859, to and in the north east quarter of the
r,'rth west queiter and the north half Of the
north east quarter Of section twelve town
ninety seven range fourteen a'so the south
functional half Of tho south west quarter oil
SGT ON ak town ninety seven, range thi rteeu
..est Of the 5p. M which IshaH offer for sale
q, the law directs ut the new Court House
ii Vernen Springs township Howard county
Iowa on the st., day Of June 1860 between the
hours Of q. m and O'Clock D. m. Of that
dly; done at Sherifs Office this 9th day Of
May, A. q. 1860.
p. T. SEARLES, Sheriff. nss.@w
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01

"l'he National Crisis" ,pubi' H.
ed at Washington ID. C. by The
sphilus Fiske, is upon our table, %
The Crisis is published until after
the presidential election, and will
be sent to subscribers at Is cents
each, will contain sixteen 8 No.
pages, and as it proposes to han
die the hireling clergy that take
their text from the N. Y. Tribune
and their sermons from Garisou's
Liberator, without gloves, it
should be in the bands OF every
man Republicans should have it
to learn the folly Of Repubi:csnlsm
rs shown in their party speeches,
Democrats to combat the treason,
hey contain.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01
SHERlFF'S SALE

by virtue Of an execution issued out of IL.
- Office of the clerk Of the district court of
Howard County Iowa, to me directed and de-
lirered whereby am commanded to make
the sum Of 81 and 39-100 dollars besides in
terest costs and accruing costs to satisfy a
Judgment that Thomas Dale, obtained before
John c. Schoonmaker a justice Of the peace,
in and for Howard County, against Aaron T.
Walker, a transcript # which Judgment was
filed in the Office of the clerk Of the District
court ofHoward Comfy, on the 18th day of
December 1858. Now therefore in pursuance
ofthe command in said writ contained have
lev~d upon all the right title and interest
which Aaron T Walker had IN the eth day
Of December 1858, to and IN the sout' least
quarter Of section three town ninety.eight
range twelve west, which shall offer for sale
rs the law directs at the new court house in
Vernon Springs township Howard County
10 va, on the 10th day of JuaeA. D. 1860. be-
tween the hours of9 O'clock .. m. and 4 o.
G oek m. Of that day.
Done at Sherfs Office May 5th 1860.
P. T. SCARLES, Sheriff n3s.4w
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01

In your issue Of week before las
is a communication over the sig
nature Of Eternal Vigilance charg
ing me with passing a counterfeit
$40 bill on you and that men
came forward and tcs-
titled that the bill was good.
and that they had it from the bank
&c, In this particular, Eternal
Vigilance is entirely wrong. The
facts were substantially as follows
I was arrested on a warrant is
sued by J. G. Schoonmaker Esq. ,
Of Vernon Springs, and there
were no witnesses sworn, every
one being convinced that the bill
was good, and l was discharged
without any evidence for or
against me, other than the bill it.
self. By giving place in your
columns you will greatly oblige
me.
Yours very respectfully,
". Y. WELLS.
TO the above we would only
add, that Mr.. Wells produced a
large array Of witnesses, one OF
whom stated that he received the
bill from the .Steuben County
Bank, the bank purporting to
have issued it, and that he would
50 testify, and that Mr.: Wells
offering to redeem the bill, pro-
ceedings were stopped.
None who thought the bill
counterfeit changed their views in
'egard to it that We are aware of,
out, to save an action against the
witness offering to testify for per-
uring himself, and for uttering
money, the action was
discontinued, and ar. Wells re-
deemed the bill. This is our rec
election of the matter.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01
To e. z. Wilder, SIR:

TO r.. T. W1INeT, WI
You are hereby not fed that there il now
on file in the Office OF the clerk OF the street
court of Howard County Iowa, petition Of
Geo. C w nsh.p, claiming Of you tie force o.
ure Of your equity of redemption IN and to the
south west quarter Of section twenty-e ght,
ninety mine; nor h OF r. nge eleven,
west Of 5th, P. NJ and that unless you ao-
pear and answer thereto on or before the NOR
ming of the second day 20 the next term Oh she
District court, to be holden in and for, SAID
County, your default i b. eretsed and DC
cree rendered against you thereon.
WlLLEiT e. BURDlCK,
Solicitors for Petitioner n3e.4w
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01
The Iowa State Journal makes

The Iowa State Journal makes
its appearance tAis week in an ell
tire new dress. The you,'a1l il not
only one ofthc soundes: ardablest
papers in the state, but in its me-
chanical department is model
of taste and beauty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01


It woall seem from the apathy Of
the john Brown republicans, that the
Illumination at Lincoln and the defeat
%; y. II. Seward, the great representa-.
'.c man Of the party will engende,
tassi'cctioD and produce the overwhelm
in. defeat of the ticket.
Resides this all the distinction Mr..
J.incoln has is what he acquired in the
Senatorial tight with Judge Douglas.
1t is true he has been once in the House
OF Representatives, but failed in bring
ing himself int, notice or establishing
a reputation even with his own party.
From this POSITION he returned to the
State Of Hin is engaged in the prac-
tee Of law and was even in this with
.;,.s y reputation extending beyond the
limits Of bis own circuit.
None knew Of him except as clap
trap stump orator, and rest assured
that if the Influences brought to bear
"a .fe,t h;s nomination dsFe.to3 Ssv.
araat Chicago, the friends Of VIM H.
Seward in n. Y. will give that state to
the democratic nominee. While Lincoln
is as obnoxious to the masses as Seward
he does rot even know whether he isa
republican.
In his Ere eport areech in answer to
D,rrlas' inquiry he said:
81 shall ansyer-I q, bevo,d tho
,scone Of what IS With, arv Of the Mat
forms sl}u}e TO- and in do;nr.so 1do
Emf Imam rec,,v ,rhether 7 stand IN
,,ccoracuce with the Reoubyicou rartv
or ,,tr,
Arainitis we'll known tho country
over that the Republican nartv de-
.neunced the f;,ritiye slave bill without
s,;nt DECLARING Il demonstrations,
and plelciur their uncompro,oisinp
hostility ar,;ass not only its continu,
:nce anon tho st,tnto hooks lint
rra;n,t it, execution Will. # does re-
,sa;n. In his Frcenort snecca he said
~ =. e.,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01

Our readers are invited to ex-
anime the advertisement of Brad.
ley & Go. appearing in our col
umns this week. They sell goods
as cheap as they can be bought
in that city, and besides pay the
very highest market price for ev-
erything the farmer has to SELL
They report the McGreger price
current for our paper regularly,
which for correctness is entitled
to the fullest confidence.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01

McComb, one Of the wretches
charged with the murder Of Miss
Harvey at Ottumwa, is now in
Jail there, awaiting his trial
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01

Mr.. Edwin Ward has added to
his livery stock, a fine span Of
horses and carriage, recently own:
ed by J. \. Daniels Esq.
MI. ". is deserving Of much
credit and patronage too, for his
efforts to furnish such modes OF
conveyance as the demands Of the
town and the travelling commune
" require. Having tried the rig
for 4 "turn OUT we wish to him
to the boys o:s the sly, that the,
can get up and skeedaddle..
Fellows and Everingham have
their Cabinet Shop, situated 0,
the West side Of Main Sire q
nearly ready to raise.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01

BROKE OUT.
The Pixies Peak fever has
broke out in our county, though
it is not raging with much despe-
ration; yet in other parts of the
country where manifestations of
the disease exist at night, you
find the victim ''a goner' in the
morning. With US it has been
more quietly taken, owing prob
ably to the lack Of means necessa-
ry to nouris h the disease. " lille
in the Southern part Of the State,
we fell in with a very intelligent
gentleman just returning from the
Peak, who informed us that of
the hundre DIS there, few were do
ing as we'll as they could here,
not but that there was an abun
dance of gold but because it could
only be obtained by having a
Quartz Crusher He was on his
way to Chicago for one, and said
to us that twenty men could at
tend every part Of the work, from
the qua rry to the final separation.
II. B. & J.. B. Mitchell, & D.
W. Owen have got their Carpen-
ter & Builders Shop, situated on
the East side of Main Street, on
its pins. 1t is a good substantial
frame structure, two stories high.
The ''boys' are full set of ma
chinery, and are bound to run the
the thing up to the handle.
The Republicans have re-nomi-
mated Hon, VIM. Vandever for
Congress from this district. In
1858. the vote of the Dist. stood
for Vandever, 28,403, and for l. e1
fingwell 22,764, giving Mr.. V.
$3.50 majority. In the same
counties last fall the vote stood
for Kirkwood Republican fol-
Gov. 28,457, and for Dodge Dem
ocrat, 25,4Sl, showing Demo.
cratic gt;n of 1868, in the distric,
in one year A corresponding
gain to us since the election O
1859, will leave MI. V. where h,
; properly belongs-in the shade
) Of private life.
: McComb, one Of the wretche
J, charged with the murder Of Mis-
Harvey at Ottumwa, is now
rail there, awaiting his trial
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01

as A CoRREc AND s TINT
LANr-for the Stomach, DR.. Bakers
Pain panacea possesses remarkable pro-
perties. In too free an indulgence in
vegetables at this season of the year
resulting in diarrhGa, you have only to
administer the Panacea, and all is we'll
but If you neglect doing any thing, it
soon becomes an unmanageable enemy
The Pain Panacea gives tone to the
stomach, and restores the mucous men,
brain of the bowels to a healthy state.
1t should therefore always be kept on
hand.
For sale by agents, every where.
See advertisement.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01
IN DISTRICT COURT Of HOWARD Co
IOWA.
George w. Schofeld,


C.P. Sprague W K Koy'e J. p. Jenkins
Eliza Sprague s. b. Coyle, G., W Holl'ster,
Elizabeth Lawver, S. F. G,lc,est, r. e. Vibjer
D. d. Sabin, H. NJ. Noon, James II Bowers,
G. G.. Sehrlje"ge John W. Fake, Sarnh 4.
Haulev Maay E Buckmoa. Sarah 4 Upton
Rarhel Hunter. Silas Mofih, E Bie,ma",
Sarah Niles, e1ecutrir of N. Mics, deceased,
". C. Adsit. Sarah NJ Cutler, Jns G Upton,
Gurus Balauin, II E. Brya", Henjami" Bal
duin. Elizabeth Baid,r'm Gardner Hail. c. NJ.
Munson Geo. W. Pierce, ". r. Bedding, J.
d Vandenberg, andJ. F. Mitchell.
To the defendants ADORE named:
You and each If you are hereby u"tited .hs
on or before the tenth day of Juno next here
will be on file in the offc OF the clerk Of the
district court Of Howard Connty Iowa - pa
tition Of George w. Schofe,d, ella ming the
foreclosure of q certain mortgage executed by
c. Y. Sprague. to Geo. W. Sch, field, On or H.
bout the 1lth day of June 1858, on tn, south
half of The north east quarter Of section til 60
IN township ninety eight. north Of range mum
Der eleven west of the S, P. Nj. to secure the
eajd Scho6e!., against all damage he might
sustain u, conseq uencc of becoming surety on
r.plevir bond made by the defendant {. r
cpragne, to Peter C!ascr, that The plain
tiff CT: inns ~ gment for dama.es thereon to
the amount OF eight hundred dsi'ars ara 'Eas
unless you appear at the next term OF the dis,
trict court to be held in said county. ana
ans wer thereto on or before the morning OF
the cond day thereof your default Will D.,
entered and u Judgment and decree rendered
against you as prayed for in said petition.
And you the 81 defendants and each OF you
ar. hereby notified that no personal c.al"' 10
made az inst you or either OF you; except
against the defendant c. P. Sprague:
W. r. MEAD.
Solicitor for Petitioner. h3S-4w
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01
GONE EP,-NE.ARLY.

GONE CP,-NEARLY.
The ':Old Fort" standing on
the corner Of the Public Square,
is now nearly ready for the timbers
to sustain the roof. J. S. is push
ing it forward with his usual per.
severance, and will probably have,
it all ready for grand masquer-
adr OIL or about The 4th.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01

A. B. Weber has our thanks
for papers from Chicago. contain
ing the proceedings and the plat.
form OF the Convention.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01

~ S1AN W.
publican press of the country just
previous to the sitting of the Chi
cago Convention; and see by what
appliances they proposed to effect
the nomination of their respective
candidates
The Chicago Democrat, edited
and owned by John Wentworth
Republican Mayor of that city,
and pink of perfection generally
says:
Nine tenths Of the Chicago people
are for the nomination of Wm. II. Sew
ard for President.
And long John to carry out this
desire of the people to have w.
H, Seward the Republican nomi-
nee, and for no other purpose ap
pointed a large number of police
men in the city, many of whom
it would seem by the following
from the same paper, have bitten
the hand that gave them bread:
We notice quite a number of men
sitting around and abusing Gov. Sew
ard, whs but few days ago were ap-
plying to get on the police in this city,
and complaining Of the utter restitution
Of themselves aud families. They have
now all got new suits ofclothes to their
backs; and we know not which Of the
two following questions is the most diff
Gcult to answer: First, why should such
men be abusing Gov. Seward? Second
where did they get their new clothes?
That's positively too bad, John,
and all this base ingratitude after
'they got their nev Clothes
We think here is a fit subject
} for the attention of Covode's
) Smelling committee. Won't some
! Republican have the kindness to
put them on the traill
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01
TIE MAILS

TIE Mails
1t becomes a duty to refer brief
ly to this delicate subject again.
This we should not do at this
time but that the DEBORAH Re.
public and the North Iowa Time.
have each been correcting us for
our article of the 18th. But an
examination of that article will
show that we made no censure
against any person, but simply
asked that the mail coach leave
McGregor after the arrival of the
Eastern Mail, and if the schedule
did not permit this that it be
changed with that view. In reply
to this article the P. NJ. &c n. in
forms us that the schedule time
from McGregor is So'clock A. NJ
and the time of arrival at DEBORAH
8 2. NJ. This being the fact no
change of time:is necessary. as the
mail coach can reach DEBORAH On
time, after the distribution of the
mail.
Besides, if any should feel dis
posed to complain of them for
leaving Nc iregor behind time,
the only justification they would
require would be, that the delay
was for the arrival of the mails,
and their conduct would OF only
receive the sanction Of the Depart
luent but If necessary, the time
schedule would be changed to rob
such grumblers of their business
and to meet the wants Of the peo-
pie. 1t IS not our purpose to know
ingly injure Mr.. Goddard, or any
one else, or to complain unneces-
sarily, but when our mails are cut
down from dali to a tri-weekly
and tina, invariably from two to
four days behind time, we feel
that the grievance should in some
manner be remedie;I:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-01

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