New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11
EDITORIAL BREvITIEs.

Chestnu. Street, Philadelphia, at So.
is fast becoming a rival with Hunts
Merchants Magazine anil CONNER
cial Review. It is devoted to finance
insurance, manufactures, patents
trade, commerce, the arts and sciences
A new volume commenced with the
February number. E.ch number con-
tains about 100, pages Of valuable read
ing matter, thus giving 1900 pages
during the year, forming within
itself library upon many topics cfun'
iversal interest to the American people.
Hermen Allcman authorizes us to say
that unless the person having his Adze
returns it he will have the morti6cs-
ton of seeing his name in print.
Harpers Magazine for March, is a
most exccllen. number, filed with his
soricsl and biographical sketches, poet
~, philosophy, rich and r.cy miscel |.
lsneous reading, Wit and humor.
Over at Twin Springs on the G..
line road, on the east side Of thi, county
the President has securel P. NJ, in
the person Of Harry J. Hill, who judg'
ing from the style Of his Communications
should not waste his brilliant talent in
keeping al isolated country post Office.
A subscriber Of ours there, having en-
listed, Hill send. back his Plain Deal
er with the following classic message !;
"W. r. Mead, 20 to hell" Although
this message is mandatory, we prefer
to disobey. because We have no desire
to sec Hill in any world but this. We
think no must be gentleman, . pat
ria: snd . scholar, [an small scale.
His true position would be rs a gov
eminent p!undercr and thief,
The 1.ady's Repository for March
is received, filled as usual With choice
selected and original reading natter.-
For subscription apply to any Clergy
man Of .hs NJ. z. c., or 70 W. n
Doughty, Chicago.
The Louisville DeEaocrs! says that
at the abolition convention recently
held in that city, member got highly
indignant becaus. he could not crowd
through the following resolutions.
"Resolued. 1st, That we are in favor
ofremoving the Rocky Mountains near
er to the Pacific coast; and .ecoad, that
as the removal Of said mountains would
leave gap in nature therefore, he it
further resolved, that We throw tho
Allegheny rountains in it to ell the
hole in the ground"
Greenbacks are deprec,a.,ng yet. the
last reports saying that one dollar sixty
four AID three Fights GEMS Of them
were worth just one dollar.
The whiskey bill has received the
Presidents signature.
Gen. Grant has arrived in Washing
ton, andht is rum red is to take Hal
lecks place.
Over 1000 felerals woro buried by
the confederates, on the battle field in
Florida. Gen. Sherman and his army
arrived at Vlcksburg on the Ord inst.
Blockade ruring has been resumed at
Charleston.
An additional call for 100000 men
will he made as som as the present
call is filed. The draft has been post.
poaed until the first Of April.
The Democrats have elected their
Mayor at the State Capitol and the Re.
pub1icans theirs at McGregor. Had
the Legislature held its session at Nc.
Grcgor the Democratic ticket would
have been successful.
The President informs a delegation
of negroes that he sees no objection to
negroes exercising the right Of suffrage.
The Ladys F lend for March is IL
improvement upon it's back numbers if
such thing were possible. 1t is now
tho best Lady's Magazine issued.
If slavery is dead, as the Abolitil n
lists say, why are they constantly stab.
hing its corpse?
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