New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-12

" days of September are near by and
swiftly;coming. The sacrisce's imnen'
Sc and the futars. historian, doubtful
Of the power Of the English language
will fail to justify the cause.
We have also another; The house Of
nur estimable clergyman Rev. 3. 1lol-
comb who has a son, an officer Of the 16,
Iowa infantry. numbere 4 now among
the dead. is in mourning We condole
with the stricken family;-but our course
of life is filled at the best estate with
often memorials that there is a better
,here''the wicked cease from troubling
and the weary are at rest"
A funeral sermon for Lieut. G. II.
Hole NH. son of Rev, B. Halcomb will
be preached at Clark's Hall Sunday
morning Aug 14,h at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Harvest throughout the country is
progressing as rapidly as the liza
supply Of harvest hands will allow.
The long bright days, clear sky and
the prospect of still higher prices, en-
courage the farmer to do it up quickly
and thoroughly The crop. of small
grain will he somewhat less than the
average Of late years.
Stroller d kirkpatrick, princes
among western merchants, and Nigh
~ good fellows among men, will soon
noys their large and varied stock of
goods to this town. Look out for good
bargains.
Cole's tavern IS IT'LL adding to his
vide reputation as hotel caterer
Notwithstanding the high prices of
everything ea.able, the traveller is
atii! we'll fed and we'll rested g: Coles
We are told that some enterrrising
gentlemen are about to start . brewery
no: far from this town.
We notice every day among us. new
men from distance, loaded down with
greenbacks seeking investment in the
rich and boun,i-to-be-g great country
around US. Good idea! Do it as fast
as you can. The tremuloas week
keeed currency Of the "shodiy' aboli-
ton administrator will yet be exchan-
ged for the wealth giving and wealth
growing sol. Of Northern Iowa, acre
for acre.
Read our advertisements Of New Or
eson stores. The merchants Of our
thriving town are we'll posted in the
matter Of adverti sing. They know its
Importance, practice it extensively and
make lots Of sresntscks IN the opera
ton.
Why is the old abolition concern at
Washington Ike aquack doctor? Kills
moro than IL cures and charges big pri-
ces 70: doing 1t.
We publish this week tho delin-
quent tax-l,st of this County. Walk
up gentlemen and settle these
| little bills while they are small, next
year and next year and next year they
will be still larger and larger and lar
ger. Taxes nowadays grow almost
in single night like Jonah's gourd
and the toll and groans and substance
Of . misguided, wronged and deipded
people, must foot the bills. But let Us
take courage and patience in this: that
the abolition doctors Of New-Eoglsnd
are perfecting Chem experiments
whereby We can eat the sois If our
prairies mo pun and So give all our in
conc in taxes to maintain this "cruel
war" Hope on, Hope ever!
It is stated that Secretary Fessen-
denis "Popular" Loan is GOT near as
popular as was anticipated. lie is a
bold man indeed, may be, reckless, as
evidenced by the fact that he has as
sumed to carry a weight under which
| the colossus financier Chase labored in
vain. The announcement Of Fessende n g
acceptance Of this responsible position,
seeming to argue the probability of q
new financial schcme, give fitful rise
to the Lincoln shinplasters, but green
backs are again declining, at last advi-