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From Rer. J. Merton B,ocn, D. D. Editor Of The
EHcyctCpedfa Of Religious KRotU1edgs.
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general through distrust of
their ingredients and effects, yet know of no
sufficient reasons why man may not testify 70 the
benefits he believes himself to have received from
any simple pre- psration, in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit Of others
do this the more readily fn regard to Hoohapa a
German Bitters, prepared by DIR. Z. 81. Jackson of
this city, because Was prrjudieed against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. L am indebted TO my
friend Robert Shoemaker. ESQ. for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment TO try them. when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The of three bottles
OF these Bitters, at the beginning of the present
year, was followed by evident relief and restoration
TO degree of bodily and mental vigor which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED of regnining. / therefore thank God and
my frieni for directing me to the of them
]. NEWTON BROWN
Philadelphia, June -, 1861.
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ZINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,,
FINE GROCERIES,,
At AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
The balance OF the cargo Of the
SCHOONER ADJ
Consisting of every description of
FAMILY
GROCERIES,
Will be for sale until the Schooner 10 DISCHARGED
In need of Winter Supply, at the %
TRADE PRICE,
Can be supplied by the Package
FRED. s. COZzENs,
Consignee, corner Pa avenue and 18th ST.
CAPT. HUTCHINGs,
ocllu Schooner" Aid, - foot of 18th st.
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w A T ER NOTICE.

JUST RECEIVED, at No ne
enue. bel s Msr1e 81 Space Psnnsylysnis sv' -
ING BALMoRSathhsa ne 9Th streets, Ladies' LAST.
fEsRfss .Sd Button CATERS french k kiSe EpP.
scription Gsnt ana Chiidrens SHOES of every Dr.
TIrs Leather, Morocco. and Lasting 1SnfTrss Pat,
Aiso, great variety of BOYS sIfhSSss and
eA'eeshs low prices ,. RosENTHaL. N SEQ "
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EDUCATIONAL.

u FOR YOUNG LADIES.
1927 and 1929 Spruce St, Philadelphia.
The regular course of instruction embraces the
@ sna :. sSs e
p ss the ses
ents to the highest course of literature and com.
Rosisi9,Sp The scholastic year commences ssptep
obtained from Madame DHERvIkLY. Principal
of Cheearay Institute. may 22-6m
FFICIAL.
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
~ WASHINGTON, Jsnusrys5, 1881
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive Mem
oers IF Congress On business ON Saturday. com.
nencins with Saturday. the first of next month.
Jan Tiff WILLIAM II. SEWARD
E'INE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
The remainder of the cargo of the
SCHOONER AID"
Consisting Of every desert ption Of
FAMILY
GROCERIES,
VIII se for eale until the Schooner il discharged
FAMILIES
In need Of a Winter Supply, at the
TRADE PRICE,
Can be supplied by the Package.
FRED s. COZZENS
Conscience, corner Pa avenue and l4th st.
CAPT HUTCHINGs,
l9-tf Schooner Aid, y foot of 18th ST.
YAK HALL CLOTHING ROOMS. MR. BRUCE
formerly at the Odeon HALL has now opened a
where he has fine selection Of MEMS and BOYS
CLOTHING, at very low prices. He is DESTROYS of
having all his old customers call on him, as they
store in the city. J. BRU CE < CO. clothers,
ocS No. AGA Seventh ST.. betw. X and T..
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS FOR MIL
~ 1TARY AND CITIZENS WEAR
DUVALL BRO, MERCHANT TiILORA
434 pennsy lvania avenue, take this method
OF calling the attention of Citize and Mil -
itary Officers to their present stock of goods ~
in their line of business. NJ
Among many others, We have the best ILL.,
shades of sky blue Doeskin for pants; and dark
French Blue Cloths and Castor Cloths for fine Heavy
Winter Military Goats; also, Beavers and Pilot
Cloths, and Fancy French and Black Grape Cassi-
meres. All goods made, to order in usual style
oc l3-eo6t
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GAS FITTING, &c.

A. WIN. r. DOVE d co.
[AkB NOW prepared TO execute any orders vieA
which they may be favored IN the
PLUMBING, GAS, OR STEAM FITTING BUSH.
NESS.
y Store on Ninth street q few doors north ~
Pennsylvsnis avenue, where may be found a com
Rlete assortment Of CHANDELIER and ether q As
6TkAM and WATER RIXTURks yan 1-ly
W. GAS FIXTURES
AEhave in Store, and are daily receiving GAS
MIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and Hesivns
md finish in style 70 anything heretofore
We invite citizens generally 70 call and examine
oar stock Of @ AS and WATER RIXTUKRS fe~hns
e3nndent that We have the best selected stock -
- An Work In the above line istrured n an,
care viii be promptly attended to-
mar5H MYERS 4 McGHAN, 376 street
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GROCERIES FOR THE CAMPS,
HERMETICALLY-S SEALED GOODS of c,,rv do.
seription GAME. POULTRY, MEATS. Oy.
STEERS, MILK, FRIITs, and VEGETABLES
PICKLES AND CATSUPs. in Wood and t,,ss
ADANANTINE AND PARAFFINE Candies
MAILLARD'S CHOCOLATE
CANDIES AND DROPS, in Package,
sIRUpS-RASPBERRY, LEMON and CONN,
CHERRY, GINGER. RASPBERRY and Rr,cu
BERRY WINES.
HAM AND CHEESE at Baltin.ore nr;o
TENNANTS NX EDiNBURG ALE
kNOX & SONS SPARKLING AIO, AIN
fOUNGER'S INDIA PALEAIE
LONDON PORTER.
LONDON BROWN STOUT.
cROSsE& BLACKwELL'S ENGLISH p1CK1ps
and SAUCES.
DURHAM and FRENCH MUSTARD
BORDEAUX AND NICE OIL, OLIVES CA
pERs, &c
ANCHOVlES. SARDINES. 4 nIrr,, ,,,,
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wo Bristol gentlemen travelled recently
10 london OH a Neloclpede, i'll - :. hour. and
"i,er stay OF thre" days, returned per SANE
paragraph from which il may he inferred m a.
.nls Improvement upon the curious inycn.
non OF our younger day. Is now vorLed ~,
TWO pairs OF l"gs AT least, Bristol being lis
miles from London, the iourneI - e. - -
able performance. ~ N
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NOT ALCOHOLIC.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED VEGETABLE
EXTRACT
PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HOOFLANDS
G ERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.
WILL EFFEcTuALLr CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAuNpIcE
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DIS.
EASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING FROM A DISOR-
DERED LIVER OR STOMACH
such
as Constps:
ton, Inward Piles,
Fulness Blood to the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
puSsss in gssa for P&1r
s.ions Sinking or FlI 1t at the PIT of the
fcult Breathing. Fluttering at the Heart Choking
OF Suifocating Sensations when in living posture,
Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight,
Per1pirstion. Yellowness Of the SKIN and u
Eyes, Pain in the Side r Bacs Chest,
Heat Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imaginngs
of Evil, and great
Spirits
And ~iH posifirsly syere"t Ysiloc Fsrer, Bilious
Ferr, Sc.
They will cure the above diseases in ninety-nine
cases oet of hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale and universal pop
table hosts of ignorant Quacks and INSCRIPTIONS
adyenturers, have opened upon suffering humanity
whisky. Wiley compounded with injurious drugs,
and chriStened TONES, stomachics and Bitters;
preparations in plethoric bottles and big beIied
Kegs. under the modest anpellation of Bitters;
and leave the Disappointed sufferer in despair.
HOOFLANBS GERMAN BITTERS
the test of fifteen years trial by the American pub
lie; and their reputation and sale are not riv led
BY T any similar preParatisn: ,
the most eminent
CLERGYMEN,
PHYSICIANS,
and
CITIZENS,
TestifyiDg of their personal knowledge 10 the
beneficial effects and medical virtues of these Bit.
tiers.
Do You Want Something to Strengthen Yoa9
Do Tou Wont Good Appetizer
Do You Want to Buid Up Your Constitutions
DO You Want to Feel WsIp
Do Tou Want TO Get Rid Of Nerrousnessp
Do You Want ERsrgyp
Do You Want 10 Sleep WeHp
Do Tou Want Brisk and Vigorous Feelinop
IF YOU DO, USE
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
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- A little girl of fourteen rrceptlv dol -,
LONDON from the effects OF poison imbibad h~
sucking the composition of some itDi-,,;ly,
grapes. Inc grapes wcrc made of glass hIads
covered with composition OF the most noison
onS hathrr- The child sucked This compositinn
o On; VI o gu! one bead, yet so powerful was The
poison ulat AZ caused speedy death "
- The Wilmington N. CT Journal ,poho,,
says that seven regiments OF npcrn,.s ,s,It;.h
nave been Iil camps of instruction. under VII.
officers, Tor tiarce months, and have t..c,,,,,o -
miirkably proficient IN drill. have orri,.,d :.
garrison the towns and Qualifications during 80
sickly season. "
FS IL was rHmorrd in Leavenv.orih. on m.
%ist INST. that the redOubtablc puautr.u had
-. aI I an aliack on the regimen, of contrabands
q. barnesNille- running the members of into
missouri. killing some of thf Officers and taking
o'n'rS Prisoners.
~ he Grand Division of The Sons of Te,,-
peianC' In Massachusetts has spIIt because M
nv Huini>Slon OF Edward Walker n NEGRO /. -,
Vi tH'l i"S'own. The Springfield Rrpub
"'"h S'tSS 'iat '' fifty-fiye Of the rand -.
80 I'll Indignation, when he was elected ;,
- Ne New York World refers ?, C,ssir.
II IN ,ts a. 'h't shining apOStlt Of he HIGHER
law VINO Draws the salary of n Maj =. , ~
and spends las tine in going aho,,f "a ,i'htrdi'
ahThIng those VINO pay the Iaxps-'
81 Mr.. Charles Kran is said IN ba,.bo,
GEfr OF Eln-LuU for thTc, month. ~, ,, - an
AZ Australia. tor The purpos. nf 49, nv ~
ing G., i'm that quarter. ''ad-
- Tie Illinois Central Railroad !, - nj,
will slow gain of about -9n.Gss for n.,oh-
besides SlOU,tHO cash from lands
- About all New York has signed . ,,o,i.io,
Tor tie unconditional pardon of Mary Rrai
- The Newport. r. J., Jail il without an
occupant Ter The inst TINE In many yrass
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II ASKS OF Issue
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN

WASHINGTON. GeoRGETowN
Bank of 2Ietropolis Farmers and Mechanics,
Bank of Washington Bank.
iatrlotlc BANK. Rank of Commerce.
Bullion Bank
The Bullion Bank and the Bank of Commerce is
sue notes Of the denomination of one dollar and
upwards. oeeIm.
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k1TlCF.-The subscriber, r j. Heiberger senior
partner of the late firm, takes pleasure in inform
ing his friends and the public generally that he
viii continue the business in all its branches under
the former name and title and will endeayor To
merit the continued favors of their former patrons
y. j. HElRERGER & CO.
successors to II. f. London a. Col
SEPT Citizens, Military and Naval Tailor
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20
1776. 1862
Fourth of July
CELEBRATION.


The people Of New Oregon have made ar.
10 celebrate our comm ( National
Anniversary in a. truly liberal manner, and
in Patriotic spirit. The following is the pro-
gramme Of the day agreed upon
FIRING A NATIONAL SALUTE AT SUNRISE.
Procession to form in front of the Eagle Ex-
change Hotel, at IL o'clock NJ, under d.
rection of the Marshal and his Assistants.
ORDER OF THE RocEss,oN. ts..
lst Chairman of the day and Chaplain.
I'd Orator Of the day and reader of the
Declaration of Independence. 8 ..-'-S
3D. Martial Band. AA
4th. Young Ladies representing the States
of the Union III
5th Ladies and Gentlemen. .era
9th Citizens generally. "
After which the Procession will march to
the grove. .-e.., ..g-.
OFFICERS OF THE DAY.
Prcsiden!-Thomas r. Perry.
V7ce Preaden,s-W. s. Pettibonc and S, L.
Carey. ''-. 81.
Chaplain-Rev. William Patterson.
Marshal Josiah. F. Mitchell. *.
ASst. Marshols-G. w. Ostrander and
P. T. Soarles. (. - bsraf- z@rr .#-.i -~~
Reader Of the Declaration-J. G. Upton.
Orator Of the Day-L, S. Everett.
ORDER OF EXERCISES AT THE GROVE.
LIST. Prayer by the Chaplain.
Cd Song-Star Spaugled Banner. to1
3D. Reading the Declaration Of lndepend-
ence. . r... .-E.a- .~.a. ~
4th. Music. a. -a .a3agt2E---.naar
9th. Music. '~
18th. Refreshments
9th. Regular 1oasts by H. A. Goodrich,
Toast Master, with Responses. "7
9th. Volunteer Toasts. '~s'ro #.
The proceedings to close with most brill
liant display of Fire Works in the evening.
1t is agreed to have Picnic dinner serv-
ed up by the Marshal of the day, aided by
his Assistants selected for that purpose, to
aid in furnishing which an invitation is extern
ded, cordially, to the citizens of the county
wishing to unite with us in cs,ebrlting the
day l..ay1 20 sue1G &a<l -. -,
Committee to iarite tie cooperation Of the
People Of adjoining toras-A. NJ. Cowan
]. j. Clemmer, an! 5. NJ. Cole.
Committee on Poas,s-F }. Mckay, c. f.
Berry A, NJ. Cowan, H. A. Goodrich, and
w. R. Mead. MI q Ig.s1Eu 1t
Committee to procure Speaksa-C- NJ. Nun
son, J. F. Mitchell, A. NJ, Cowan, and w.
r. Mead. -.- .-r.. .-r...e r.s
S. M. Cole Charm,
Mckay & MEAD Sect'ys
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20

THE :INpEPENDENrs BALANCE. -
We have before us a copy of a paper
named as above, published by D. B,
Burke, A. G. Van Leuven, D. w.
Tyrrell, and W. B.sWebster ana 9TH
ers, and edited by II. A. Tinkham :
all of the 9th Iowa Regiment, at Bates
vile, Arkansas. From hasty exam
ination Of the Balance. we find it to be
eminently conservative and sensible in
its views upon the questions now agi-
tating the country from centre to cir
cumfer encc, and which in their unhap-
Ply progress and revolutionary tenden7
-cy have. 50 nearly dismcmbered our
once glorious and happy Union l With
the Balance, we believe that the ma
jority of the people Of the North are in
favor Of the, Constitution as it is, and
the restoration of the Union as it was,
without impairing the rights Of a single
individual Or invading the soyerei1ea.5t'l
of single State d. our once United
States. But unfortunately for the
past; and gloomily for the future, such
does not seem to be the mission Of the
party nqw for the first aud last time in
our his tory holding dominion in the
Halls Of Congress and MI the depart
ments Of the Government.
Mr.. Balance, you can assure your
readers that the reign Of conservati<m
in the North will soonbe full, complete
and triumphant and that the rights Of
all parties and all sections will be
not only respected but fully gaaran>
teed ! - go -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20

WI P. Sanford, sc the Winneshick
House, DEBORAH, "knows how to keep
a h0tel.' Everything about the prem.
Uses is in the best oftast, nothing be
IND left undone that will cater to the
tasses, or add to the comfort Of his
guests. The Winneshiek is not only
deserving, hut has the patronage Of q
discriminating public R .e@ sSl@av
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20
a NJ NJ < We ~ . "a r x
7 a Il Il.

The bare announcement that a grand fourth
of July ball is to be given at this place on the
evening OF the Fourth, is sufficient to insure
the friends Of Terpsichore, that an unusual
fund of enjoyment is IN waiting for them
The music furnished will not be surpassed.
as we are assured, at any Anniversary party
in northern Iowa. The Refreshments will be
the best the country affords, those having
the matter in hand being determined to spare
no expense in, catering to the tastes Of their
friends. Bill only 81, SO. ~ .
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20
Dcmoctatic State Convention.

The Democracy OF Iowa are hereby re-
'questcd to meet in Convention by delegates
frcn1 the several counties, on 49,
THURSDAY, THE nth DAY OF JULY.
at the Capitol in Des Moines, for the purpose
of nominating candidates fors the several
State Offices, to be elected in October, viz -
Secretary of State Auditor. of State, Treas
urer of State, Register Of the Land Office and
A ttorney General; and to transact such 9th
er business as may come before them.
The basis ofCounty representation will be
one delegate for every one hundred votes cast
for Stephen A. Douglas in 1860, and enc
for every fraction ever fifty. o. 10
According to a rule adopted at q former
State Convention, no county can be represent
ed by proxy. .-.aq r..-r ~.
The several Democratic County Commit
tees throughout the State are requested to
call County Conventions, or to take such
measures for the electionsof delegates to the
State Convention as may be according to US
age in their respective counties
According to usage the Convention will be
called to order at O'Clock, ?. NJ. ofrthe day
designated in the call.
By order Of Democratic State Executive
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20

"A sure Cure for these distressing complaints
is now made known in u ''TREArIsE,oN FoR-
E,GN AND NATIVE HERBAL, PREpARArIoNs,"
published by DR.. 0. PHELPS BROWN. The
prescription, furnished him by a young clair
voyaat girl, while in q state of trance, has
cured everybody who has taken it, never
having failed in q single case. /. It is equally
sure in cases of Fits as of Dyspepsia and the
ingredients may be found in any drug store
Those who are afflicted with Consumption,
Bronchitis or Asthma, may also be cured by
the use ofmy Herbal Preparation. ! will
person on receipt # thor name, ADDS
bR. OsPH ELPs BROWN No. 10 Grand
Street, Jersey. CITY; M. 40 s7a@1n sS va.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20

To- We have appointed the following
Agents to obtain subscri: 3ttion and advertising
f5r The PL 4INDEALER, in their respective
and will recognize their receipts:
New York City. Mather & Abbott.
Howard, Iowa.. =. James Hall .
Lime Springs Iowa, :. A. NJ. Van Leuven
Busti, New York, i. . . Thompson G Mead
jamestown, N Y, ...A. P. Wilcox
Button, Iowa, ......,.F r. Fletcher.
Also. Post Masters every where.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20

Em:grant1 runners lat New York,
probably the most deyilish set of per-
sons on the face of the earth, are prac-
ticing their arts upon wounded soldiers
who arrive, in that city. The poor
soldiers, unable to help themselves, are
glad to get to a place of rest at any
cost, and they are frequently robbed of
all they possess in a single night.--Ex.
If'the Devil don't Immediately har-
poon such consummate scoundrels, he
ought to be called upon; to abdicate ;
and in default thereof, his high Office
should be forthwith abolished. z n
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20
H. w. Partch.
Jas. +. Benaett. Con
Stephen Radlord,

ON motion of Mr.. Mitchell the report
was received On motion Of Mr. Salmon
the report was adopted. .-y
Mr.. Salmon, from Committee on
School Funds, offered the following report
To the, Hon. Boardeof Supervisors Of How
erd Co., lowa.-'rhe undersigned, your Com
mittee on School Fund and School Fund ac-
counts respectfully report that they have OK
amined said accounts and find the same cor
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20

: Charles A. Salmen J =
.... T. Z. Perry, 7 Com.
Thos. Griffin,
On motion of Mr.. Ostrander, the re-
port was received. On motion of Mr..
Mitchell the report was adopted.
Mr.. Radford, from Committee on eq
utilization, offered the following report
To the Board ofSupcrvisors Of Howard Co
Iowa.-Your Committee to whom was refer
red the equalization Of the assessment rolls of
the county, beg leave to report that we have
examined them, and find them equal, in our
Judgment; and recommend that they be re
ceived as they were returned by the several
Assessors all of which we respectfully SUBJ
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20

DisTRicr CouRT.-The June Term
Of the District Court for this county
viii hold its session at the. Court House
commencing on Monday next, The
calendar will be hghtest eyerimade up
in this county, and no important suits
to prolong the Term. DIX p "No.. I 70
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20
June 5. 1862.

On motion of Mr. Radford the report was
received On motion of Mr.. Darrow the
report was adopted.
Mr.. Salmon, from Committee on Town
ship Officers accounts, offered the follow
ing repot a -sg a-a-1
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of How
ard Co, Iowa.-lour Comnsittee on township
officers accounts would respectfully submit
the following report 4s.ga- g.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20
pointed commissioner for said road: and

pointed commissioner for said road; and
that said road be distinguished and known
as road No. 90.
We have examined the petition and bond
Of Levi Arnold and others and would recon-
mend that J. H. Beggess be appointed COM
missioner for said road and that said road
be distinguished and known as road No. 100
We have also examined the petition and
bond of John Geer aud others we weuld rec
ommeud that J. Fl. Boggcss be appointed COM
missioner for said road and that said road
be known and distinguished as road No. lol.
We have also examined the report of +.
II. Jewet', appointed commissioner at the
January Session of the Board. to view, and if
thought proper, to locate road No. 81 your
Commute would recommend that it be ac-
cepted; and that the final hearing on said
road be had at the next Sept. Session of this
Board. a. .M. .....,.r u#r
We have also examined the several petl-
tons asking appropriations for bridges: your
Committee would recomm end that the fol-
lowing appropriations DO made, viz
New Oregon bridge $4,000
Vernon Springs {: 2oo,O
Alton -~ 5000
Paris 81" 5000
Howard Centre 1890
Oakdale 5000
Toth $500
and that the following appropriations be ex-
pended as follows, viz: that for New Oregon,
on the bridge in said village that for Yer
non Springs, to build q bridge across the
Turkey River under the direction Of the SUI
pcrviser for said township; that for Alton,
to build bridge over the big Wapsie, in said
township; and that for Paris, to BE expended
or the bridge tt Crane Creek, in said town
ship; and that the Clerk of this Board be in
structed to issue warrants for said appropria-
tons on the orders of the Supervisors.
S e.; + f Ss Z s,'".". Coz"
On motion Of Mr.. Boggess, the report
was received. On motion Of Mr.. Ostran-
der, the report was adopted.
Mr.. Partch offered the following
resolution ::
Resolved, That the Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors be authorized to have published
the proceedings Of this body, and also such
laws as in his Judgment may be necessary
and expedient, in the Plain Dealer and Star
Of the Hest-pafers pq blished in this county
at the rate of thirty five cents per thou
sand ms. .-..,,.,- .r.......~..- .... =.
On motion of Mr.. Perry, the reso-
luton was adopted. - ~ j
Mr.. Radford offered the following
resolution. .. .--.f
Resolved, That Ehe Board Of Supervisors
authorize the Clerk to employ some compe-
tent person to plat road-maps for townships
where they have none, and strike warrants
for the payment of the su,he.
On motion Of Mr.. Perry the resolution
was adopted.
On motion of Mr. Borgess. the Board
then adjourned. ....
attest, c. F. WEBSTER,
Clerk.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-20

Our democratic friends in northern Iowa
will be pleased to learn that Stison Hutch
rus Esq, formerly of the North Io'can' and
late Editor of Iowa State Journal has be-
come associated with Hon. d. A. Mahony as
assistant editor of the Dubuque Herald. The
Herald has an array of editorial talent equal
to any paper published in the West its dc
votion to the Constitution as tits, and the
Union as it was is naver cquivocal or waver.
ing. The true friends of Constitutional Gov
ernmcnt should give it an unfaltering support.
We still receive subscription for it at this Of
fee, at the lowest club rates. Let as many
democrats as car, enroll their names for it
before the opening of the political campaign,
which is to decide in Iowa whether its peo-
pie prefer the Chicago Platform to the Con-