New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18

mile South of Howard Center splendid
y, sertm, ut of ST cdlng apple, trees from on,
to toh years old. that h will sell upo. rea
>oiab c terms to our inrn cr>. and gardners
People can with any skill in tranSr!antinc
depend upon their living and thriving, for
they arc fully acc'smated to our rigorous
terms. Let him be patronized.-
Fed. Clarke goes to the city for goods in
a!ew days. We are glad to see the liberal
patronage bestowed upon onr mercantile
! houses this winter, and especially upon that
! of Clark x Son.
We arc grat;fied to learn that the mali.
| c;cus proceedings instituted against Levi
Bulls Esq, of DEBORAH and mentioned in
tour paper some two weeks since has ended
in fog, very thin at that. Levi please in
! form Us TIE points made in the case, and
! whether they would censurs 4 man sor buy
ing Co., Warrants without brokers license.
as lei e d,sloval down at DEBORAH. We
guess the in crested parties wished to mon.
onolze ,he tratfiS, with the widows and or
phaus depending upon this resource .sr
! their support.
! The February mum Der OF the Old Guard
! is Que Of the bs>t issued. Its tront,spiecc
! is 4 fine steel engraving Of Hon. Thos H.
! seymour. the right man for president, it he
! lived far enough west. Its leading articles
are Peace coming through baukruptcy'
and :. The Con titntional Union" both of
which are treated with mastery ability.
! Ii cost only 81 ,5aprr year, its benefit being
! inca'cnlahie to the young aspiring at' er l'l-
| it cal wisdom. Van Evrie Horton & Co. 1862
Nassau Street New York are the publishers
with c. Chancev Burr rs editor
Some few years since sn election was held
! in Kansas upon the adoption or rejection Of
! their State constitution. Gu: readers Will
remember that that constitution was SO cor
rnpt that the Republi cans there refuSel to
even yo.e against its adoption, but getting
! the question before Congress they Lad the
Lccompton swinde'' rciec,cd by an authori-
ty that had no Legitimate contro! ofthe qaes-
ton Recently TN election for state officers
was held in La and these men, too pure at
that time to vote pro or con. having a lues-
ton involving the ncgre, Goi and human
ty" arc too deeply intere:ted in the success
of these questions to allow the people otthat
State TO vote unless they are first sworn t.
Sill port The adninistrat; on ticket. TIE re-
suit is 5000 votes polcd out Of sc, 900 in 49,
60 and then the 10000 were unanimous
against the republicans: now they have q
IN. ior;ty otnearly 1890 The difference in
the two cases is that in the Kansas que stion
the minority declined voting, in this ease the
administration excluded the majority from
the polls.
New Hampshire has gone republican by
about 1000 maiorisy. Bully for n. II.
when it is taken into consideration tsat the
administration fIrloughcd and sent home
only 10000 soldiers all. pledged to vote the
administration ticket. For oursefwc desire
never tc hear that Il New ngIand State has
voted the Democratic aicket. Between her
and tie great West there is 70 be an IRE
frcssible conflict! to end in the total rcrudi-
alton of all her schemes, including the vast
war debt piled up for the benefit Of New
England anai its manufactures.
4. N. Cowan and D. " Owen we under
stand are al out 10 establish nursery just
west of town The piece Of ground selected
is We adapted to the purpose beth from soil
and location, the latter being such as to pro.
teet it from the bleak winds OF the north
west. They are also to have Il quantity OF
trees this spring suitable for tran>pia nting.
James Burgin & Frank Guyett Ir sue.
cced Alvah Warrington Jr., in the meat mar
ket. Ut IS rieir purpose TO keep themselves
well supplied Mith all articles in the line
ola provision store, !ca wing the drink to be
fnrn:shcd by others. We wish them sue
cess.
John w Forney i, lying at his rooms
No one but his physician has been allowed
to see him for three days.-Erehange.
His disease must be a loyal; one for he
b. :, l.
ing is loyal: too for its all done in the in.
teress of the government.
The Presidents supporters profess to think
the amnesty reclamation a most generous
thing 1t is but not quite rs much so as was
Mrs. Partingt ons proposition t, warm the va
to- before drowning the kittens.
The Dubuaae Herald has changed hands
We have not seen it under its new admnis-
tration. Patrick Robh, we understand is its
editor, and has all the ability requisite to
maintain the high position it has attained
among the democratic journals Of the State
We wish it unboundcd suerc-s uEon it's cor
rect representation Of democratic principles
The cry Of the pilot of the ship
Of State may, or rather should be,
brokers' ehead! The response
might be tho good old ship is
rolling among them ready to be
dashed in pieces.
The President has issued nn-
other call for 100000 men to
be Obtained by draft unless by
volunteer enlistment prior to the
18th, Of April. Gen. Grant is to
take command of the army of the
Potomac in a few days, his head
quarters being iii the field. He
p,,ct look ,yel| RI HE lourols ~,