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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-03-22
A. ]. .Garnsey
Eagle Exchangs Hotel,

Eagle Exchange Hotel,
ByS. N. Cole, New Oregon, Howard county
Iw4 Having purchased the above hotel
ald IN lie such Improvements as the wants
Of the ,ublic seem to demand, solicit
share o, public patronage. IN. B: NJ y.
Walkers sta .es leave this house daily tor
all o ,ints east and west. B. N. c.
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LATHRUP HOUSE.
Frankville, Winhesheik County, Iowa. ln2o.
P. LATHROP. Proprietor.

ADVERTISING AGENTS IN st
10 U1S.-Messrs KENNEDY & ODoNocHuE
General Advertising Collecting and Com
mission Agents, As Olive street, St. Louis,
are our accredited Agents in that cit; and
they are authorised to receive Advertise 'nts
for the Plaindealer, and collect bills for be
ame. FL. MEAD. Publisher.'
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Scott. fls6o.]

o &c. Scott. fls6o II. c. Scott
Scott Brother,
Wholesale and retail dealers in dry goods
groceries, boots and shoes, hats and caps
Yankee notions, &C., Main street. McGre
gor, Iowa, will attend to making collec
tions. or purchases of produce.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-03-22
\A/ MASONIC \A/
A8A NEW OREGON LODGE. ~

a NCTENT FKEE. A ND ACCEPTED MA.
"A SONS. meet in regular conmunicat ten
at their Hall in New Orgon, on, the first
Tuesday evening on or before the full of the
moon. Travelling Brethren in good Standing
with the Fraternity are cordially invited to
attend
NJ Pullman, w. NJ. is. LAWYER, Secy.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-03-22

n. srtoTHEe. srkas; COMMITTEE
On motion of Mr. Ostrander. the report
was received.
On motion of Mr.. Boggess the report was
adopted.
c. A. Salmon from committee on Miscella
neous Accounts offered the following report.
To the Bard OF Supervisors OF Howard
County Iowa.
Your committee to whom was referred tho
claims under the bounty act, OF George Niles,
s. A. Stone, Matthew Larkin, Frederick
Oauberschmidt, aud John X. Kaiser OF One
Dollar each, would respectfully recommend
that the same be allowed.
Hoss: N; ss'1Sa; Niles, Committee.
j. w. Baird. g ii
On motion Of $. L. Carey the report wa
received.
On motion of j. H. Boggess the report was
adopted
MIR, Niles from the committee on petition
offered the following report:
To the Board OF Supervisors of Howard
County Iowa.
Wethc undersigned committee on Petitions
have examined all the petitions referred to us
an beg leave to report and recommend Us
follows:
That the petition or remonstrance against
there being but one place for the sale Of In
toxicating Liquors in the town of New Oregon
signed by D. w. Owen and others, be reject
ed. ......... .....
Also petition for the appontm ent OF Giles
Jones and +. H. Smith, Constables in and tor
iowa River Township, be adopted.
Furthermore petition Of James F. Long
and others with the bond attached thereto,
be adopted.
Furthermore, three petitions for this Board
of Supervisors to appoint II committee to ex-
anime the records and accounts OF the officers
of Howard County from the organization
thereof and report and publish ths same
Your committee recommend that it be- adopted
Also petition of John l. Sturgis and others,
to sell Intoxicating Liquors in New Oregon
Township, which petition was withdraw" by
one of the signers
All of which yonr committee respectfully
submit.
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NEW OREGON PLAINDEALER

publ;shed' 'eyery Friday at tho Plaindealer
printing rooms, Main Street, New Oregon
Howard county, Iowa. F. J. MEAD Propri
-. ......aa ! ,s"fWa : '.. 20 rl
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,-TEkMS.- a.,
Single copies one year. in advance, 81 90
q" i,isJ .. g at tho end OF 3 mo. 70
" 6mo. / so
. " l2mo. 200
in clubs Of ten, in advance, each 30
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-03-22
Rauph &Stonems an,

Haugh Stonemsn,
Atternevs councillors at law, McGregor'
Iox., will practice in the courts of the 10th
judicial district Odice opposite M'Gregor
Hotel.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-03-22

Censtables and Jailors accounts, offered the
following report.
We the undersigned committee on SheriAs,
Constables and Jailors accounts, have exam
ined all the accounts referred to US and beg
leave to report as follows.
James Carpenter Claim'd Allow;d
for services as Sheriff. s2l,3O .$15,2o.
Adam Drum Cons't. $3.50. $3.50.
Wm Buckland $3.50. $3.50.
H Gage &c IS. IS.
w. Blackburn, $l,75. $l,75.
w. Strother, } 49,.
= Moses @ Nile. Niles, Committee
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-03-22

report:
To the Board of Supervisors Of Howard
County, Iowa:
Your committee on Treasurer and Recor-
der's accounts, would respectfully submit
the following report:
A. NJ. cOWAN, IN AO. with Temporary School Fund
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-03-22
: Fl: :: +: +: 5::::,; $:!$:. $:!:: Committee.

On motion of Mr.. Munson; the report wis
received.
On motion of S. L. Carey, the report was
taken up by parcels.
On motion Of w. Strother, part lst. waa
adopted.
On motion of S.IkCarey, part 2ad. was
adopted.
On motion Of J. W. Baird part 4th was
referred to Special committee appointed to
examine the books and accounts Of all past
officials OF Howard County.
S. L. Carey from committee ON School
Fund, offered the following report.
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors or
Howard County Iowa. Your committe on
School Fund. respectfully beg leave to report
as folIows:-We find the present School Fund
arising contract for sale Of School Lands
10th section) to be as follows:
Amount up to January 4. d. 1861.
Whole amt on contracts, S1S.862,35.
mortgayes $7.889,l9.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-03-22

On melton Of Mr.. Baird, the report was re.
ceivcd. Mr.. Beard moved the report be adopted
Mr.. Seely meved as an amendment that all
those applying fer road, shall pay all the
expenses amendment carried. The report
was then adopted as amended.
Mr. Strother from committee on Shcri&s,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

u. S. SENAToR.-The Legislature still refuses
to go into Joint convention, to elect L. S. Sen
ator, to fill the vacancy occurring on the 4th of
March, by the expiration Of Gwin's term. Well,
gentlemen of the Legislature, we hope that eve
ry mothers son Of you who persist in staving off
the election of a Senator, may meet the just
rebuke you will so richly merit, when you return
to your constituents. The interests Of California
demand the immediate election of U. S. Sena-
tor-our State should be fully represented in the
event Of an extra session Of Congress, and that
event is about as sure to occur as that Abraham
Lincoln will be inaugurated-at least all the in
dcatons are, that Congress will agree upon no
plan of ad djustment before the 4th of March, and
in that case the President will be compelled to
convene the National Legislature. The Pacific
Railroad Bill has been killed in the Senate in
the general compromise about to be made, and
which is TO more strongly bind this Union togeth-
er the California delegation in Congress should
insist upon the construction of that road as
great national measure the most eltrc tual com
promise that can be made to bind the Atlantic
and Pacific States in bond of common feeling
and interest To do this eilectually, we cannot
afford to be only haJ represented in the U. S.
Senate we want the very best practical talent
in the State-a man whose ability and patriotism
is above question. But if the Legislature cannot
agree upon such a man, elect somebody ; if he is
Il man that will command no influence, nor much
respect, he can at least vOte aud that will count
something for our interests.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

HOPS We are satisfied that some ranch own
er in this county could do a lucrative business
by planting few thousand Hop Roots. Thou
sands of pounds are yearly consumed in Trinity,
all Of which are purchased from lower city deal
ers. Hops are worth from seventy-fve cents TO
ST pound, aud it has been proved by expert
ment that the Hop hourishcs well in this county,
j X. Ray, sacramento, advertlses hne lot oi
Hop Roots for sale, aud his Yard on the Sacra-
mento his the reputation OF furnishing the best
article of Hops TO be had in the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

LADIES' FAIR.-Tbe ladies of the Weaverville
Catholic Church are preparing to give Fair on
St. Patrick's Day-March 18th, the proceeds OF
which will he devoted to the completion OF the
new Catholic Church. The Fair will be held at the
new Hall, which will be finished in time: One
of the articles to be drawn is an elegant Grover
and Baker Sewing Machine, worth slOo. TICK
cts cost only So. The committee, in numbering
the tickets, have alternaed from one to one thou
sand, although but four hundred tickets VIII De
issund
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

QUARTERLY MEETING--Tbe usual religious
service on this occasion will commence in the
Church on Saturday evening Feb. 9th, at 7, p.
m. Rev N Reasoner Presiding Elder for Mount
Shasta District, will be present.
On Sabbath morning at the usual hour, l04, a.
m, Rev. Mr.. Reasoner will preach and perform
the ordinance of Baptism. Service also, at I
o'clock D. IN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

THE MAY FESTIVAL LITHoGRAPH Mr.. Chas'
Schutze, the publisher, has presented the JOURNAL
office with copy of the above lithograph, neat
lv framed. 1t is well executed, and worth the
price charged. The amhrotype was by Norcross,
and the lithograph by Kuchel, the San Francis
co artist See advertisement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

UNDER BoNDS.- Watohman Ward detected a
Jealous Celestial in the act of inserting bowie
knife between the short ribs Of one Of his trail
countrywomen on Tuesday night. He took the
Chinaman and knife before Justice Moloney, who
bound them over to answer,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

WANrGD-A GREAT MAN.-Ihe Toronto C. W. GloJe, in
the course Of an article upon secession says;
"If America has ay great man. The time for him
to appear The curtain is the orchestra Is grinding
through the last save of the overture already thrice per
formed the house" is full from pit to topmOS gallery
all is expectation nothing is wanting save the chief ac
tor star the hero of the piece II he comes not
soon there will be a row" The benches will be torn
up the big drum will be burst the gled chandeliers and
winged Cupids will be smashed to aunsthc Aion will
be dissolved"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09
BILLIARDS!
B anIx EXchan0a
THE FINEST SALOON IN TOW
BY DAY OR NIGHT

THE PROPRIETORS BEG LEAVE M
state to the public that their Saloon is ma,
furnished with THREE NEW BILLIAPN
TABLES, Marble and Slate beds, with paelG
Continuation Cushions, direct from 0Comrl
Collrnder, makers, through their agent ?
Hughes, San Francisco.
The Bank Exchange Bar is furnished Within
best the market affords at all times.
Champagne, of the celebrated 'CIiqnOt brand
always on hand. f. Il J. YOUNG
Weaverville, Jan. 10, 1861. lyG
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

TREEs.-L B. Lathrop adverIises a large lot
of Apple and Pear Trees for sale. They come
from the Santa Clara Nursery, and may be seen
at his store on Main street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

FIRE ALARM.-There was another rush to the
stleet on Wednesday night. The roof of the old
Edwards house, now owned by Chas. Thomas, and
occupied by--we forget her name, was on fire.
1t was the result of carelessness in putting up
the stove pipe. 1t stands citizens in hand to- keep
sharp look out or first we know the town viii
be in flames again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09
NJ arrie d /;

In Weavervile. Thursday evening, Feb. 9TH
at the residence of the BRIDES brother in law
Eli Kellogg Esq, by Rev. Robert Kellen, ISAAC
A. HATCH, ESQ, of Douglas City, to Miss CArHA
RINE PASSAGE, of this place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09
Bir t h S :;

In Weaverville, Feb. 4th, the wife of Cyrus
Blven, of SON.
At Grass Valley, in this county. Feb. 7th, the
wife of VIM S. Lowden, of DAUGHTER.
At Big Bar, Jan. 2Stb, the wife Of B. Pouleur,
of a DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

FRAME UP-The frame Of Thomas new town
hall was raised on Thursday. A great many cit
izens gathered to assist, but many of them lifted
nothing heavier than q gallon demajohn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

On how shall get out Of this Y cried horse drown
ing in the river. Take hold Of my tail, answered
mouse upon the shore.
Perhaps South Carolina thinks that Kentucky involved
In all the horrors of revolution and border war might find
safety in taking hold Of her tall.--rIGSueK
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

FAyoRs.-We thank Greenhood q Newbauer
for newspapers furnished, aud other favors done
the present week. BY some oversight, the At
lanic papers for that house failed TO arrive on
Thursday night.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

PACIFIC RmLRoAD.-1he Pacific Railroad Bill
came up for discussion in the U. s. Senate, Jan
5th. Senators Latham and Baker both made
powerful and eloquent speeches in behalf of the
Bill. We have read Latham's speech, and Cali
forna may truly congratulate herself that she
has so able and devoted representative in the
Senate, as Milton S. Latham. 1t is believed the
BIZ will be killed by the Senate amendments
in fact Buchanan has signifed his intention of
votong it, If it does pass. We will soon have a
new administration, which is openly and avowed
in favor Of the Railroad and if the Bill should
fal to pass, or receive the signature of the pres
ent incumbent Of the White House, we are GER
tain to get it through at the next session OF Con
press We are earnest in the belief that the
Pacific Railroad is of more real interest, as a
national compromise matter, than the repeal of
all the unconstitutional distractions which dis
grace the statute books of all the Republican
States.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09
w Il IL H ROPE
n O TICE T. T.,

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT FORBID ALL
L persons from harborng or trusting my wife.
Martha Evans, on my account, and viii pny no
debts oi her contracting, as We longer live to-
gether as man and wife, for reasons satisfactory.
February 6, 1861. 43w*.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

ORNAMENTAL, But NOT UsEFUL.-We listened
to funny solloquy, the other day, by our County
Judge. 1t was called forth by the following
incident The Board of Supervisors had allowed,
aud furnished the Judge with a fine new Office
stove, which he had set up in his office. When
the Board met few days since, the Judge ap-
peared before their Honors, stated that his stove
was up, and asked an order for wood. Their
Honors thought it quite sufficient that they had
furnished stove, aud informed him that he could
get not cord of wood at the countys expense.
Judge argued the case warmly-said the stove
was of no use without something to burn in it
if the county was bound to furnish stove, by a
parity of reasoning it ought to supply wood.
Beard was neXorabe. Judge left in huge dis
gust. Arriving at his office, he eyed with def
ant look his fine stove, all polished and clean,
but cold san iceberg. After moments silence
he raised his hand in all the solemnity of judicial
eloquence aud thus addressed that unconscious
Institution
"Yes. bard and cold Fit emblem of the
Board of Supervisors highiy ornamental, but
R-d useless -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

sawyer's Bar, Salmon river, we learn that quite
number Of old Trinity men are now mining in
that vicinity. Sam. Finley, Esq, formerly of
Taylor's tlal is the principal trader. A Lodge
OF Odd Fellows will be instituted in few weeks
the charter having been applied for.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

BY SOUTHERN OVERLAND NAIL TO LOS ANGELES,
AND TELEGRAPH TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

OUR SACRAMENTO LETTER-The express failed
TO bring our this weeks letter from Sacramento.
Whose fault" Trinity's' or the express? The
Legislature, however, has done nothing but bur
lesque legislation. Nearly half the session gone,
aud no U. S. Senator elected, or Union resolutions
pashed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

SENATOR BAKERS SPEECH Senator Baker, of
Oregon has delivered ii great Union Republican
speech, in answer to Senator Benjamin, of Louis
behalf Of secession were promptly answered
While we do not endorse all that Baker says, we
must admit that ii is a high toned eloquent Tn.
ion effort. The speech occupies fifteen solid
columns of the Sacramento Union, aud required
two days TO deliver it. Next week we viii Try
and give lew Of his most iorcible and patriotic
passages.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

MR. OBERDEENER, of the WeavervIlle News
Depot, has laid upon our table Harper's Magazine
for February Frank Leslies HiuSfrated, Harper' s
Weehiy, aud several other late periodicals and
papers among which we notice a copy of Gree
ley Tribune Almanac, for 1861. Everybody
ought to have Greeley's Almanac it is the best
book Of political statistics published. We are
much obliged to Mr.. Oberdeener for his remem-
brance.
SENATORIAL CAuCus.-Last week the Douglas
Democrats OF the Legislature called Senatorial
caucus which was attended by some 27 or 80
m, mbers--mostly Denver men. From all the
signs, if joint convention can be held, Denver
viii be elected on the first ballot, as it is conf
IDENTIFY asserted he viii get the entire Breckin-
ridge strength.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09
Humboldt Express
AND MAIL ROUTE.

THE UNDERSIGNED LEAVES WEAVER.
l. vile every Friday morning with the L. S.
mails for Humboldt Bay and intermediate sta
tions. He connects at Weavcrville with Greon-
hood & Newbauer's Northern Express, and with
Gilkey's Salmon Express at Humboldt Bay. All
business or orders placed in his charge he will
faithfully attend to- He will buy Gold Dust on
his route, and always furnish the latest Eastern
and California papers.
Subscribers to the Trinity JOURNAL will be
furnished with their papers free of charge.
JOHN CHAPMAN.
Weaverville Feb. g. 1861 4td.
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Ma. EDIroR In reading Z recent English news
paper, l was very much impressed with the truthful
Ness Of an article on dreaming. an extract from which
l subjoiu. I have found il 10 have been often verl-
ned, wsils; | have been wrapt III tired nature.
sweet ~restorer," ani have no doubt many others
have had the anne experience. The introduction Of
il in yCIr columns may remind some lin an,horiiy)
Of 4 receu, dream published in your paper, and serve
as 4 voice Of warning. lest the blood Of the nation
should fall on the skirt Of their garments
In dreaming A. in certain forms Of disoriered
mind, phases Of intellectual yigor, and states OF mental
acutene>s are developed. which were not normal
manifestations during the waking hours, and were
not known % exist in conditions Of healthy thought.
The most exquisite creations Of the poetic fancy have
been engenderel under these circumstances, AMI con-
ceptions suggested 70 the dreamy consciousness. which
have paved the road 70 fame and fortune. During
the hours Of sleep, the intellect has, with rapid facil-
ity, solved subtle questions, which had puzzled and
perpleIei the mind when in full and unfe;terei exer-
else e lis wakin. faculties. Difficult mathematical
problems knotty and disputed questions in the
science Of morals abstru>e points OF philosophy have
according 20 accredited testimony found their right
solution during the solemn darkness Of night and
periods Of profound sleep"
Yours.
lis TERRoREN."
Honolulu, Feb. 10, 1861.
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nNEY TNNO EEFT.-MADE BN -. ID & II.
~ ". Smith-th.se Instruments ar very rich and heavy in
tome and admirably adapted for churches. For sale by
247-4 g. BREWER & co.
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SprtjlI aOtitrs.
Honolulu, Feb. 10. 1861.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC The Honolulu
TURN-NEREIN beg leave % inform the Public that hey are
now prepared 10 give Instruction in Gymnastics 20 boys between
the aseso SEVEN and SIXTEEN years, on Tuesday evening Of each
weeS. For further Information. apply to Ma. II. voEIKgE.
Per order [. =. PFLUGER.
22y-3m Secretary II. 7. '.
10 OIL IL SIIA
ASSoCIATION--Thi Association hold their Regular Meetings
on SATURDAY EVENING u each week, At :! o'clock, a, the
Bethel Nesty. on King street.
The Association has lately undergone L thorough re-organ-
izs;ion. The public are invited To attend.
Per order: Il. W. MILLS,
243-tf Secretary.
HONOLULU FILE ATTENTION:-
The Members of the above Company are hereby notified
fEH that, after this date, notices viii not he issued ~ hereto
MI fore.
Regular Drills will h. held at the Armory OF the Corpsp
Ss on the 2d and 9Th Friday evenings Of each month, Al :.
O'Clock z. VI. Per order
JOIN II. BROWN.
Captain.
Head Quarters Honolulu Rifles,
December ), 1883. lS5-tf
or choice
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powder

II G HIGHLY GLAZED POWDER,
"a Gases Indian Rife Powder,
" Sporting
For sale hy earn G. BREWER L co.
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WINSLOW-An Experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has a : ling syrup for children teeth
ius, which greatly facilitates the process 4 teething, by softening
gums, reducing all inaammation-wil anay all pain, and sure
To regulate The bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give
res, to yourselves, and relief AMI health to your infants, Per-
fectiy safe in all cases. sec advertisement in another column.
22I-ly
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OARS. SOULS.
M ELODEONS

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OARS. ALSO
u OF SOULS. For sale by c. BREWER Il co,
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HEALTH STR AND HAPPINESS
are obtained by cleansing the blood Of it, impurities. Blood.
W. are told, on the highest authority Is the 3" Life or at least
the medium Of Life u the Body and it IL. we know, the great
feeder OF every part OF the frame. Thus the blood is the great
channel q di.sase: consequently, 4 good or bad state Of the
system, or constitution. is no more or less than "a good or bad
state Of the blood. We have made the composition OF the blood
our study. aud are satisfied that two-thirds Of all diseases are
caused by is impurities.
Believing the above facts. We made ourselves acquainted with
the BLOOD CHEMICALLY with a view TO a reliable medicinal
agent. that would correct al impurities u the blood. aud AT the
same time efrctual!y cure all diseases arising therefrom. We
have succeeded beyond our most sanEuiue expectations, as
thousands can testify who have tried the virtues OF the prepara-
ton known by all professional men as
HALLS SARSAPARILLA, YELLOW DOCK. AND
IODIDE OF POTASS.
Beware OF ignorant imitators. The genuine il sold everywhere
by respectable dealers. in preference to all others.
T.. HALL & CO,
Sole ProprietOrs,
.24-5m l+3 and AS Clay street, san Francisco.
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The Secession nDVEMENT

The regular mail packet Yankee arrived last
eEning, after a Fassags Of fifteen days, bringing
tire mails numbering some twenty-six bags. The
L-ss. dates are