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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE,

against Superior Court of
Richard Green,et al. J Montgomery Co., o.
DURsUANTto to an order OF the superior court Of
Il Montgomery county. Ohio, made in the above case
AT the June term, A. D. 1860, and me directed shall
offer at public auction o. the door Of the Court House
IN the city OF Dayton, in the county Of Montgomery
and state Of Ohio,
Tuesday, Octobe, 23d, 1860,
Between the hours Of two and four o'clock D. M Of said
day, tho following described real estate situate in the
city OF Dayton, county Of Montgomery and state of
Ohio, TO witt All that lot tract parcel of land bound
e as follows to wit: Beginning the north east corner
ot IN lot No. one hundred and fifty eight, GEs on the
plat o the town OF Dayton thence westwary with the
northern boundary eight poles to line Of the heirs Of
Henry Brown, dec d. thence ut right angles southwark
with said Browns line, two (2) poes thence at right an
giles eastward eight poles Main street; thence north
ward with Main street TO the place Ofbegnning contain
ing sixteen Q6) perehes be tile more or less
excepting nevertheless twenty 20 feet OF the west end
OF SAID Premises and also including so much of the
brick wall Of the Phillips House aoins the North
SIDE OF said premises and the ground on which said
wall stands has been conveyed said Green by the
Phillips House Hotel Company.
SAID property is "a he sold on Judgment in favor Of
John Clemmer against Richard Green ct nj. The
above property has been appraised at six thousand dol
lars aud cannot be sold for less than two thirds the s.
praisement, which is $1,000. Terms Of sale, cash.
N. t. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner superior court, Mont CO.
r. 4. CuPpf, Auy seplSdawtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

: pGTHoh. n, V. Johnson, Democratic can
didsse for Vice President, passed through our
city this morning on the early train, en- route
for indianapolis where he is to address the
people.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
FOR SALE

convenient two story Brick Dwelling on Jones street
containing o rooms, summer kitchen, cstern WE'LL
cellar stabng, &C., with choice fruit This property
WI be sold a. bargain ifapplcaton I've made soon as
the owner wishes to remove from the city Enoure of
Jezz CHAs. Il. CLARKE, Third st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
OUNCES! OUNCES!
"A RARE CHANCE,

a RARE CHANCE,
10 BARRELS ofPrme Quinces-fnest in the City
j 4 just received by Express and will be sold al lair
prices by BRANDENBURG 4 CO.,
seP2s No. 800 Third street.
JNO FARMERs-'rhree dollars a ton will be paid
j. for good straw az the Wrapping Paper Mill, on the
Upper Hydraulic at Dayton for all haulad between this
and the first OF December next. sep27dswlt
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
For the EoetioaoC Trustee or Councilman for me Slr,
Ward.
MAYoR's oFFIcE, CRY or DATroS,l
September 2s, 1890.
NHE qualified voters Of the Sixth Ward of the City Of
be held IN SAID Ward at the usual place OF voting on
annual election for State and County Ofces) for one
Trustee Councilman, ll the vacancy occasloned
by the resignation Of Peter Lutz late Trustee OF said
Ward. by order Of the City Council.
sep2T W. II. GILLESPIE, Mayor
Dooket-BOOk Lost.-Yesterday, on the Fair
j. Grounds, Pocket Book, containing two notes. one
for s4OO and for $500 given by Nick dinner 10 the
Undersigned The public are hereby warned ffom buy
ing or trading for said notes is payment has been
stopped dltew3w MARY KLoPFER. I
LNoR sALE-THE LUTHERAN CHURoH, cor
ner OF Fourth and JeiieTAOn streets, land II want
edl with all lta furniture and fixtures For terms, apply
ethof 70 r. GEBHARr, or
JanA JOHN McltEYtloI-pe.'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
AegaI
rRaAL NOTICE

The undivided one half Of tiry flroe feetof lots No
1881 and iulz, appraised q $40 %.
aarh $3.50, 2f0 90. IF
Room a2 Third street on ieased ground, apfased at
bfnnce ana cannot sell for lees than hso thirds The APP
praised value Property win be shown, and terms u
sole made known by the subscriber AT the marle yard
Of d. La Dow @. uANeON, Assignee
DArroE, July o, lS00.. lt.....a. jy7d3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
Choice Lot for Sale.

VTERY suitable fora Hotel Thelot Is on the Nortb
~ East corner OF Sixth and Ludlow-G8 2-3xlOO feel
Ihists location well adapted for Hotel and the prop
erty u offered at n prce and terms 10 suit any one
"isnnS 70 Pufchase' CHAS. CLARKE,
Io-o Third street
ENOR SALE-CHEAP!-severaiC Good Wheat drills
u hhailfeoi CHAS. +. CLARKE,
nuzO No. 3lU Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
/ AHMeORATIC N0MIkATIoNs.

Il tIt HhAyOhAfiC NOMINATIONS.
~ Es.sisus.srEsnEN a. DOUGLAS Of IlBnoi.
~ ~ hssds'i--H ERscnELL v. JOHNSON, q
STATE TICKET
~ S&yysne Jsdps-rHoMAs >. 3, SMITH d
~ rlipgssy es.,ra,--p. W. srAMBAUeB. of 1u..
~ Ak.lfr q Beard ~ Rsis gers-ABNRR L,
fkEsfDeNrIAL ELECTORS.
~ ne Hqie ~ Lglpe-sERAPHIM MEYER, oi
STARK county WILLIAM r. w0Ofs, q lAcltng
fsiriei laetors--iss Distrc,.ws D. Fless, Of Ham.
ntsh, 2d.-Jons scHur, of Hsriltoni sni--Jsoes n.
Heoat Of Prehle; tth--SiLas n. wAiKKa, Of Shelby;
Hh-EnVAnp sanrriglD, of Henry; oth--NrNros A.
DfVonn OF Brown; 7thHKNnY 9. CorrHAS, OF fayette;
eth-GFongn v, 9rAynAr, Of Delaware; eth--CSfrsfHR
1lofT, ~ Wyendotte; lOthJoHR p. JANEs, Of jackson;
ntfxJAsss NJ Mitlsa, Of Meigsi i2th--sAHurs D.
lAfhrbyhn KKttooo, Of Ashland; I5th--NfcRoiAs Y.
JC.a, ~ Holmes; leth--Anos LArnAr, of Washington
l7th-HnfoH6 g. KarNon, OF Belmont; leth-lanAEI n.
canrnz, fbummit; t0sh-CHARIHa ID. ADAns, of Lake;
eoh-oAohes a. HowAnp, of Ashssboiai nst-eFohsf
=, t5-SrSs-c. |. vALLANDIeHAM. Of Mont.
lrxpEpRNDEHT.
y. Jsts y Bs suPe7pr u0rt--pANIKL A.
COUNTY TICKET.
Pr aAerig-pRpRGE W0oLAAH.
n tor Cissk-D. X. BOYER
=. ssesess tslgs. JAMEs 4. nAoooTT.
ebenissoner4-AD ADfRED IANB
q HhA2y fnpeslor-PATRfCK Oc0NNELL.
DfreciDr Of fn6rHaNf-HlRAM LEWIS.
ftoey mSpecfor--,i. ZIMMERMAN,
fors hgoctor-oEOR0E W. RODGERS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
Special Notices.

Ale. Mcclure, is candidate for Council
D IN the 9th Ward, at the ensuing election.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

HERoNAN-COUNCIL-O the 9th INST by Rev. p.
Winters, Mr.. John q. Heronan, to MISS Mary Ellen
Council, both of Greene county.
7sRIEKER-DRUSS.. .-On the 27th inst, by Rev d.
Winters. NJ. Fred. Kicker 10 Miss Susannah Baqss,
both Of Darlke county.
ELLER-SEIBERr.-On the same, by the same, at
the place, Mr.. Martin Eer, 10 Miss Sarah Sci
bert, both of Brookyie.
SMITH-SHARET.--On the same, aud at the same
place, Mr.. Samuel Smith, to Miss Catherine Sharet,
both of Washington township.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
ALSO,

II arces mile west OF Sidney, on fine road ~
acres under cultivation. Comfortable frame dwelling
mouse OF rooms. Well, cistern orchard &c. Land oi
good quality.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

WANTED.-Employmen by Young
8~ Man who Is not afraid of work, situation
porter in a store preferred. Wages no object. A
steady situation is what is wanted. Address d. NJ s.,
at this office. sepl3dd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

E. O'Brien, 3O1, Second street, h
~>-I> now prepared to furnish his numerous Gus
toners and the public generally with choice stock
Groceries and he has the largest and best assorted
stock Of Wines, Liquors. and Cigars in Dayton. HS
hopes that those who visit Dayton to the State Fai
will call and see his extensive assortment at 30I
Second street next door to Darst Herehelrodes Dry
Goods Store. se25sfp4t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

CNARM FOR sALE.-I6O acres "a miles from Ne,,
IL Castne, Dark County, and u miles from Browns
Station on the d. W r. r. l30 under fine culti.
yaiion Good frame dwelling; frame barn. Also, "A
hewed log dwelling. Good orchard, 2 springs and a
creek OF running water through the place Part bottom
This is irst-rnte Farm and viii be sold 90 ar c,
less than inferior land has actually sold for III the VI.
cinity
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

30 acres on the ShakertOwn Pike, four miles from, the
city Handsome two-story frame house, rooms
FINE barns good bearing orchard, smoke house. sprng
hor;se, &c, &C. An excellent quality of land Terms
easy. ' - ~ N'"''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

IH0R RENT convenient Dwelling House on
II West Second street, containing rooms, cellar els
term wood house, stable, &C. kc Large lot with choice
rut and shrubbery. Possession gwen August 15 En-.
qiire Of alS CHAS. f.. CLARKE, Third st
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

EN0R SALE OR RENT.--A very convenient frame
IL House, Of Rooms, Stable, 6c located within
few minutes walk OF the centre of the city. win he
sold on five years time rented to good Tenant
CHAS. f.. CLARKE, Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
CHEAP FARM.
Saving, Planning and Moulding Mill
For Sale.

I OCATED in central part ofthe City; vacant ground
IL attached. twenty-five horse power Engine with
entirely new boiler, Planer, Saws, Moulding Machne,
Shaftng, &e all in good running order. The property
will be sold low and easy terms application to
CHAs. T.. CLARKE, Third st., Dayton.
ALSO,
Several good improved Farms in Darke and preba
counties, Ohio Randolph county Ind and Lawrence
county Ill., at piices within the reach Of ALL say from
tlOto $50 per acre. Call and read the descriptions.
Jy36 CHAs. f. CLARKE, Clegg's Building, Sd :
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10

Dr.. BAKER,sP PANAcEA.-Dr.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs and DR..
Bakers Pain Panacea in cases of Bron-
chitis Group, and Asthma. are used in
conjunction with the happiest Effects
one az an internal, and the other, as an
external remedy. The action ofthe for
mer is to expel all corrupt matter which
lodges in the air passages, while the lat
ter, as a counter irritant, draws to the
surface, what ever inflammation exists,
and thus, BY mutual assistance, the
parts are healed as if by magic.
A full supply always on hand BY
agents everywhere.
Sold bH J: s. LAWYER, New,
Oregon, Iowa. See advertisement.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10

. We invite our readers 70 the
perusal Of DR.. AYEx's advertisements
which appear in the columns Of our pa
per. They deserve attention % treat
ing Of Whist interests u, al, and from a
source which al have long respected.
The Doctor is we'll known - one Of the
leading Chemists Of this country, who
devotes his great requirements to the
discovery and manufacture Of remedies
for popular use. The unparalleled sue.
cess which has followed his labors is
too we'll known in this community to
need any calculation from our PEN
Washington Co. Observer.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10
Governor .Krkwosd IN Danger.

suv'c'uO' A'IA"OSu III ranger.
No one can read Corwin's speech on
Old Brown, and then peruse Governor
Kirkwood's Inaugural, without conclud-
ng that Corwin had Kirkwooi in his
minds eye when he said:
II have tried to find some philosoph.
ical reasoning for any man Except his
family relations,) going into mourning
for John Brown. Thrust be attrilmted
to anintellectual cholera-for there are
intellectual as we'll as physical epidem-
les"
If the Governor has rot been attack
cd by this intellectual cholera" then
NC do not understand the purpors of
Address. But there is another norton
Of Corwin's speech, even more appro-
priately applicable to the new Governor.
After pronouncing eulogies upon old
Brown q 9 brave. honest and truthful
man, Corwin remarks:
"They never tell their audience that
tins brave man, this sincere man, this
man who always told the truth, found
MOI better employment for such attibu-
tes than that ofcutting throats."- Dem.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10
BOGUS.

OOG CN.,
1t is astonishing to observe the
facility with which the Republic
can press come to sympathise with
the oppressed foreigner. Not a
single prominent man Of that par
t., not a single conductor of its
press, not one whom that party
shows by its acts as worthy to
stand above all others, that has
not in some form bowed the knee
to false gods, and at some time
been the blind and docile follower
and truculent worshiper, Of de-
funct Americanism.
This is made manifest in more
ways than one, for instance in the
election of State printer, in this
State none was worthy, except
one who exercised all the infu
ence he possessed in the Legisla-
ture Of the State of n. Y, and as
"a member Of its press, in open hos
tility to the rights and interests
Of the foreigner, and for their to-
tai exclusion from all political
rights. At the time the Ameri-
can or K. N. party was organized
this Palmer who is now made
State printer by Republican votes
said through his paper then, { The
"Jamestown Journal.
I'VE accept Of the principles of
this new party, and will abide by
them to the end. We see in its
AIMS, measures that our conscience
approves, and we know of nothing
in the exercise Of the means which
our judgment distrusts. It COM
mends itself, in its general purpos-
es to every American.
And for this devotion to the
American party is he to be re-
varded BY the Republicans Of
Iowa2 this man, whose love for
the foreigner is like that which
Hyenas have for chickens, is he
the most suitable representative Of
that party, and the most desery-
ing its patronage Out we say
nron such arrant hypocrisy.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10

New Bosros, Winona Co., MINI,
October 81, observation-disclosures Co.,
80 Park Row, N. 7.
GENrLrAEx:--We 'rnost cheerfully
Join with many others ID this country
in giving oas testimony to the general
60 d character Of the GxaErExBERc
Family Mx,.sctxKs, both for tho pur-
pose of rendering jassicc to you and to
place within the knowledge Of others
who may BE- langui.hing, on = bed Of
sickness the means Of cure.
Living inAnew country, As Nc have,
for some years, where to obtain good
and reliable physiciAns is Ont Of the
question, We substituted the GaAErEn-
BERG MANUAL OF HEALru for q fami-
~ physician, which We have never had
cause to regret, but much cause for
gratcfulness to you for the benefits rem
dered as and our friends by ito able
Jet simple tcachings Of the treatment
ofd;seasc and the preservation Of health.
Youya ty.r,lvy
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10
lrrepressjble Conflic. Settled al
Last"

A funny picture is this, with the
above title, found in this weeks Budget
Of Fun. A whole b.vy Of negroes, old
and young male aud female, are strip
ped to the I've can't say butt dingy,
and undergoing regular process Of
whitew.shins and hair Strengthening.
From q kogahcad Of the very best white
wash George W. Curtis, the Howadji,
is drawing, with : monstrous broom,
the pure white liquid and applying it to
Sambo's face and body, with an energy
worthy Of good cause; while the State
barber, Thurlow Weed, 10 manipulating
the head and, with process peculiarly
his own, taking the kinks out Of the
woodland he does it we'll. He has
been an adept 1t this ever aimee he shay
ed the whiskers OF Of poor Tim Moore's
face 70 make him him q good enough
Morgan till after the election" The
picture Is . laughable one, and worthy
Of being framed and suspended in the
front ONCE Of our neighbor Of The Tr;b-
une. =.
The motto Of this irrepressiblc con-
flict scene is as FOIL vs.: "Thc Union
saved BY those eminent perruquiers,
jarbcrr, fugitive out-ftters and kidnap.
pers, M~ssrs. Cheever, Greeley, Beech
er, Weed, Garrison, & Co., whose ir-
repress,blc white wash and hair straixht-
ening patent trau,mogri6er converts
genuine Africans into white men, war
rantcd to wear"
There might be . snatch" picture
for this, With Fred Douglass applying
the lampblack to the same white parties
aforesaid. This would be even more
truthful to nature and the ''facts Of the
case," for this class cf"wh;te folks" will
be found ON level with the negro, long
before they c IN raise the blacks to tie
level and dignity Of the whites. Their
hearts are already Of the blacklist hue
politically, if not snor.!ly.-N Y
Nsws. :.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10

60 We appoint the following list Of local
sEcnss to obtain subscription and advertising
ter the Pl.AlNDEALER, in their rs.pec.;rc
iscalisicf, and wil!sccokniss their receipts.
Usage Iowa, ,S.n. Chsse,
Howard, Iowa. JAmca Hail,
lime SpeinEr,. Iowa, A. N. Ven Lcusen:
lsmestowa, 1o&A. Il. Kerr
Howard Center iuy,s, A. H. Petit.
putsi, New York, Thompson & Mead.
jamestown NY. AZ. WilcoS
Alto fcst Alastesa every whore.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10
fHERlFFS SALE.

RY.. vrturo Of one Execution issued
out BY the fleTk of the District Court al
Howard county, lows, and 10 mo directed and
delivered, against the goods and chattels and
tor want = ereof the lands and tenemeuts Of
G. ?. Sprague and G. w. Schofsld, whereby
am commanded to make the sum Of three
hundred and eighty dollars is cents, besides
costs Of suit and scrruing costs. 70 satisfy a
judgement that c. L. claussu ebta ID against
e p Sprague and g. w. Scho6eld on the
25th day Of October A. D. ISSo 10 said Dis.
trict court have levied upon ell tho night
title and int rest whichthe said q p Spraeue
and 6. w. Scho6eld had on the 25th day of
October; 1889. or any time thereaftse in the
following described real estate, to wit The
north east IA Of the north west - Of sec.
ton 10 and the south east - of the south
west Ia ofsection 90 sllin toHn 90, range / :
west also the south west IA 81 section "a town
s8 range l2, west Of tho 5thf principal meri-
dian, which T shall expose to public sale g
the law directs, At the front door ofthe Eagle
Exchange Hotsl il the village Of New Ore
,gou Iowa, on the second day Of March. 1860
bctweon the hours Of nine o'clock A. Nj. and
/! o'clock ?. u. Of that day 70 satisfy said
demand. ns;f7. 80 -
Dated December 2sth 1853. n IN rs 4wl
80 . !. $3.50 JAS.CARPENTER, Sheriff. +.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10
DIED..

In Vernon Springs, February I'd, 1860;
Emma Howland, infant child Of Isaac B. How
land and Nancy Rowland, aged about 10
.months. i9
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10

Some operators of a Swedging
machine known as "old sledgc,"
recently succeeded in hammering
$4,000 out Of man in Memphis
Tenn.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10

The Dunkirk Press & Argu
favors the nomination of IN. VS..
favorite SON." Daniel S. Dickinson,
by the Charleston Convention
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10
. MASONIC. ~ IA
~. NEW OREGON LODGE. 81

A NClENTsFREE AND ACCEpTED MA.
= SONS. meet in regular c,umun,ca ton
at their Hall in New ORION. on. Tho al.
Tuesday evening On or before the full Of thu
moon Irstsling BFsthren ia good Standing
with the Fraternity are cordially invited Is
attend Isl se' Il a7;.sy -. :,
,aa# OFFICERS; ssss' ~ !. ],
. n. Pullman, W. N. Geo. w. Piercs, S w.
o. y: Mitchell, J. w. Jno. s. LAWYER. SEQ.
Josiah F. Mitchell, Treaaarer.J. j.. Gimme
s. D: J. 3. Mitchell. J. D. Henry Shuttle.
IllI 49,. !: 60. IA A
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10
" For Py.s!icn: ~ 1850, THE
CHARLESTON NOMINEE.

" Advertisements haadod US Cor pub
i:cation will be continued until al! arrears
are paid and charged according to Adsc-tised
rates set forth in another column.
n.RrcKEl K CoxPaxy Booksellers and SITS.
s'oners Main street. mcf;rcsor. are our author.
ised agents for procuring subserirt:on aud
advertising and receip.ing tho same.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10
MARRIED.

At the residence Of Chas. Sisawn, in Win.
nesheik county, loaa, on Jan, 9th, 1860; by
Rcv. J. W. Windsor, Mr.. Peter Schsld, to
Miss Barbara Plsnalp. oea.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10

Mr.. josiah F. Mitchell Of this
place, has some 80 head offat cat
tie that would do credit to an Old
er county than ours.
Ten head out Of this lot were
in town on Saturday last, and on
being weighed, were found to av-
eraee about 1900 lbs, each.
The entire lot will average in
the neighborl,ood of 1900 lbs
each. This Is one Of the best
herds Of fat cattle it has ercr been
our fortune to see considering age,
form and flesh. Not one in the lot
exceeds eight years Of age; the
majority being not over four years
Old.
8 Mr. NJ. who We understand has
hosl this stock OF cattle up for the
past six months feeding for the
eastern market, designs soon lcav.
ing here with them for Chicago,
and if the market there does not
offer suitable inducements, will 20
z + Z
on to New York City, with the
entire lot: We predict that a
better lot of fat cattle owned ana
1ffonG1 rmGnHinglc individual
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10

The friends Of New Oregon,
and vicinity will please accept the
thanks of Rev. j. w. Windsor
and family, for their very pleasant
visit on Wednesday, Feb. lst 1860.
and for those substantial express
ions of their kindness, sympath,
and confidence, which they left
behind them, amounting to near
.ly $50 90. of which amount, $50
was the same as cash. May the
blessing of Con rest on each one.
and may it prove an additional
stimulus to us, to labor for their
spiritual welfare.
JNO. w. WINDSOR.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10

The boy is now living who will
be President in 1900" Who he
is, or from whence he will then
hail, We can't say; but think we
saw the Republican candidate for
1900, at Oberlin, Ohio, q few days
since atfectionately embracing. a
young aud very sable negress Of
about sixteen years.
There Republicans. is moral
courage for you, there is selfsac-
rifcing and patriotic devotion that
commesds itself to your protested
political principles.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10
ARRIVAL 4 DEPARTURE OF MAILS

AT AND FROM NEW DRAGON.
n Eastern msils arrive Ron Law, Wednesday,
and Friday atll o'clock a. m &
Western mails arrive Tuesday, msrsday,
and SATURDAY. at O'Clock !. n.
Northern mail arrives on Thursday at g ,.
VI. aud departs on Friday At s y. y.
Letters for cith.r route should be mailed
half an Tour before the arrival of the mail.
Postage On newspapers Is required in nd
vance and unless 70 paid will DO charged
double postage, 40 required by law.
~ J S. LAWYER, p. A.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10

F1RE-Our town was called out
to a fire yester ay, the coal
house in the rear Of Alleman g.
Bartholomew Blacksmith shop.
Result. 100 men on the ground in
five minutes after the alarm; fire
extinguished in five minutes after
that
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10
PHILLIP RAMER.
RUTH RAMER.

The Graefenberg Family Medicines,
are to 10 had at tho Store of j.. 8.
LAWYER, New Oregon. ln26-2w.)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10


Helper in his book endeavors
to prove the superiority of the
North over the South by compu-
ting the value and bulk Of our
hay crop.
Wonder that he didn't also
show the bulk and duration Of our
snow crop. The one is the attend
ing concomitant that gives value
to the other.
"THE SUMNER IS PAST THE
HARVEST IS ENDED" and those
who were anxious to pay their
subscription to the Plaindealer in
farm produce "aftcr harvest" will
oblige US by bringing in wheat,
corn, oats, pork, butter, wood, or
cash, for that purpose of either
sort that they are OVERLOOKING
with. ~