New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-02-12

should be legal tender, il must never
be forgotten that the business of the
country rest upon an upsound basis, or,
ra thcr is without n proper basis as
long as the government and the banks
are not meeting their obligations in
coin" Hugh, YOU talk like copper
head and basking in the sweet sun
shine of government patronage at
Washin rton. too. O! the ingratisude
of man.
The Ladies Repository polished by the
NJ. f. c. (hnt free fromSectarianlsmlis enc
Of the best literary Magazines of the day.
I. may lc obtoined from ". NJ Doughty
Chicago Ill.,, or Of any Clergyman of the
Meth cdist Church.
Dr.. &C. Woodward late of Pvcrsvilc,
and son Of the celebrated Or. Woodward OF
Vt will visit New Oregon, en- the business
Of his profession about the IS h inst DIR.
n. is fast obtaining world wide noterietv
for his skillful and successful treatment OF
diseases of the Lungs, and pulmonary con-
SUMPTION. Persons afflicted with this dread
full malady will do we'll to give him call,
as he will remain in town Il few days
Fred Brown, who is to be appointed Gov
eminent Superintendent Of the Negro colony
of freedmen, and brother of old John Brown,
is perhaps the most suitable person in the
country for the position. he arc Informed
by one of our citizens hcre-a man whose
w.rd can be vouched for, that one of this
government superintendants' daughters
married Il negro in Ohio years ago. Consc-
qucntly this government agent is grandsire
to a small colony eff Mulattos, or in other
words ,,Miscegcns, and should have some
experience in the negro nature. We like to
see fitness in things as in this appointment.
Can't. F.. B. Yard of Detroit, a govern
men agent placed there to watch tho trait
or" vallandghan. and who has had heap
of trouble that one so ,disloyal" sheuld be
allowed to lock over upon the city of Detroit,
has succeeded in swindling 1.-The government,
men means NiE. LiuC'ili' VI CoulSc, out VI
$4,000 The Capt should be Immediately
promoted with improved opportunities for
exhibitions ofloyslty to 1.-The government"
Three important bills are about to
be presented to eur State Legislature,
providing first for the publication of
all general and special local laws at the
expense of the State, in the various
local papers second bill to compel
the Board Of Supervisors to publish
their proceedings in the newspapers of
the county, and THU to increase the
price of publishing the delinquent tax
list. The first and second Of these
measures would have our hearty ap
proval, while the advanced price of
labor and printing material Of all kinds
and the depreciation of paper money.
seems to make the last necessity to
the craft.
Superintendent Kennedy of n. Y. the
man who obeyed Lincoln's orders in
imprisonlng ,.tra1tors'' without author
itv or warrant Of law, has just been
multced in damages to the tune Of 1926
for obeying his master three DAYS in
tampering with the personal liberty
of one Patrick Green. There are still
over thirty suits pending against him,
hundreds yet to be brought, and the
evidence Ct his guilt in each is over
whelming.
Senator Bayard of Del, has taken
the uncon stitutional oath prescribed by
the Senate, and Immediately sent in
his resignation to that body. This is
right no man Of principle will remain
a member Of that body when required
to subscribe all oath to violate the
Constitution ofhis country.
The dwelling house of Mr.. Ashley
George Of Orleans township, Winnie
shcik county, Iowa, was consumed by
fire on the morning Of the 9th inst. !,
with the most Of its contents.
A rich joke, for occurring in church
during the morning service was per
retratcd in place of worship in this
town few Sabbaths since. A person
whom we will call Dr., being seated
| with onofhcr onnt1an,,, whom NO will