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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13
Original notice,
state Of bwa
Hounrd Couutv s. s.

'EzOUUJU COHVtV
The State Of Iowa for use Of School Fun d
Is.
Charles Thurber, Charles G .Patten,
Fred Wagner, Chester G Bea's.
To Charles S Thurber. Charles G. Patten
F. cd WdgoneL Chester G ,Beais: You are
hereby notiied that on or before the 18th,
day ot'Iuly 1866, q petition will be filed in
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court
Of said Howard Co. Iowa, claiming ofCharles
S Thurber the sum of FIVE bundled and
seven dollars and twenty FIVE cents Gu Il
promisory note executed by said Thurber to
the Sch aol Fund Commissioner ct Howard
County iowa, and also the foreclosure Of a ii
right title and interest which you and each
of you may have or claim in and to the -
of W l-2 Of section .l6 Township 100 north Of
range 2 west. And that unless you appear
| thereto and defend before noon Of the second
day OF the next term of said court common
cling on the Gath day ofSeptember 1866, de-
fault Will be entered and a judgment will be
rendered thereon.
80 Dated this 18th day of June 1866,
Preston e. Breckenridge
| Atty's. for Plff
| U. 5. Revenue Stamp so cents affixed to
, riginal and cancelled,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13
Sheriff 3 Sale of Real Estate.


BY Virtue Of one c1ccuSon issued out of
the Office Of the clerk OF the District Court of
howard county bearing aate.tuly / 1866
commanding .!o to make the s,m OF two
hundred ant. fifty dollars to satisfy juag-
ment ottuined for that SUM in the District
Court 0. sad county on the 10Th day of
September 1855, wherein George W F!an-
ders and others were plaintiffs and " illam
Ii Mason vas de!eI dent, together with
interest thereon at six per cent.
from and sihce the said Goth day Of Sep
TENDER 1868, and twenty one collars
AID thirty three cents costs, together
with all accruing costs as commanded
the' elm have levied upon and shall offer to-
sale 70 the highest bidder fer easI,
at the front door Of the Court House lin said
county on the 4th day Of august 1866, at
one O'Clock 7. NJ, of said day the north east
quarter Of section thirty SIX in township one
hundred north, Of range twelve west of
the 9Th p. NJ. and also the north half of the
north cast quarter of section one, in town
ship ninety nine north Of range twelve west
of the 5th P. NJ to satisfy SAID Judgment. in
terest and costs with accruing costs when
and where due attendance will be given bv
the undersigned,
Dated New Oregon July 9th, 1886.
IF POW ELL,
81 Sheriff,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13

The Judicial convention which,
met at West Union on the 18th inst
nominated Milo McGlathery Of
Fayette for Judge, and L. 0.
Hatch Of Allamakee, for District
Attorney. From some rumors
atloat it is irtimated that John Il
Clark may run as an Independent
candidate for district attorney.
-but he will not do any such thing;
he has not the courage to bolt a
regular nomination no matter
how made,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13
S. S Celebration.

On the 9th day Of the present
month there will to a celebration Of
The various Sabbath Schools of the
e county embracing those Of every de-
nominatica, at this place. They will
meet in the grove near town at
10 o'clock a. NJ. The following cler-
sytaen from abroad will be present and
address the convention:
Rev. Mr.. Truax, Srpt. Missions.
~ J M Strong. " OFFS. $.
NJ. Peat,
y NJ. McGlathery,
with the resident clergy O. tive county.
/! is hoped that all the schools of the
county may meet on the day above IN
Dictated.
Pierce Mitchell d Pierce have lust
sreceived the largest and best stoo:: OF
-children's Misses AMP ladies' shoes ever
hrousht:to this market. 1t has been
einiimated, (by crusty old bachelor of
course' that the babies shoes were too
pretty for this market. The OH cur
,uudyeon founds.o fault with the price.
which is strong evidence of their cheup y.
hess. g.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13

Attorneys or parties having or;gina
= notices in the PLAIN DEALER must
r :.ll and settle f,r their publication be-
fore the time for publishing is out;
those osnitins to heed this notice s.ust
not complain if the publication is not
: completed
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13

"when the devil sic X, the ID = mork would BE-,
When tie devil is well, ID monk ~ he"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13
Origiaok Notice

~ * tnut A'o'tIt
S!e,s Of Io,oa,
Howard County ''
The State Of Iowa for use
of School Fund, Ia the District
rs Court.
AppolluS Carpenter.
TO Apppollus Carpenter defendant: You
are hereby notified that on Or before the
18th day Of July 1866 q petition will be
fled by said plaintiff in the Office of the
clerk Of the District Court OF said Howard
County Iowa. claiming cf you the sur, IF
six hundred and twenty one dsllars and for
ty one cents on a promisory note, executed
by you to the School Fund Comm ssioner of
Howard County Iowa, and also the ioreclo-
sure of all the right title and interest, you
may have or claim in and to the ne / 4 Of
section Is township 81 north of range II
west. AEt that "...csa you appear thereto
ard defend bcf4re noon Of the second day
Of the next term Of said court, commencing
on the cath day of September 1866, default
will be entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon.
Preston & Breckenridge.
Atty's for PIT.
u. S. Revenue STAMP so cts affixed to the
original and cancelled. 80
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13

VIM. A Benton Esq pm at the
t:ne young city of McGregor; paid
. us q visit yesterday. VIM. A, is
orc Of the who!e-soulcd men
Of nothern Iowa as full ofSenuine
good humor- fine fellowship
rs need be. Long may he live
and flourish on the line and in tne
support of Andrew Johnson.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13

Our Junior broke out of New Ore.
20 on Mond y morning for Chicag o,
AMI other points, since which tim, no
tilnys have been heard Of him. Con-
A;Ictors. Sanborn. Prescott, Shcrwin and
tagescsers LAValle, will treat him
kindly, and direct his steps Now
Oregon ward, enc thereby keep their
names out of pript.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13

All persons IN debtcd to tho undersigned
will save themselves trouble and cost by nav
ing up at once. Having sold out my =
ness must be settlcsiup- amicsbly-is .us-
but settled ur, 1t must be, at all o. possible
New Oregon July 9th - &c ems
B, Otfau
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13

end Lieut. ColDJ, L, Foster
has returned to Howard Co, quite
unwell, Whether he will resume
the practice OF the Law; take
upon him self the judicial ersnine
Of Dacotah territory, Or re-inyest
himself in> clerical robes with sa-
cred orders, is uncertain,
"when the DEVILS sic X, the H. = nork would be-,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13
Estray Mare.

aiken up by John .Obonnell md John
f'nr'ght OF Paris township How'.r county,
iowa, on the tn day of June 1866 one es-
tray mare described as lows One gray
mare ~ years Id. between ii and 5 hands
high. and little lame in right fore foot.
July 1866, Il. KIMBALL.
Clerk Dist. Court, Howard County Io'Sa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13

Mailed to any address free Of postage,
Oh, sing me the dear old song. 35c
We've drank from tic same canteen Ivy
JIG Clark S5c
Beautiful v ales, song by J q Thomas. .35c
Pm happy rs the dag is long ...-.... soc
sonco Jdy's Darling -. .35c
:yioIets under the snow, by'H Tucker. go. 35c
Sweet be thy rcposc, by'1 H Thomas. :35c
Song-c! the spoon, g new college song soc
The Angel Guide by Favager. 80
When went counting >allie, comic. -. SOC
July w,thCTcd rose .35c
Mother. have heard sweet music 35c
z easant dreams Of long ago. ..:5c
Oh, say not wonlan's heart is bought. SOC
ha'nlscn Dear.".... .4oc
Before / was married, O dear. .... 35c
Wen nseet 10 more at twilight hour. acc
Beautiful isle OF the sea, by r Thomas 35c
did don't care. by w K Basiord 35c
Light Of my soul of thee I'm dreaming So:
Five O'clec.- in the morning SOC
EleoH and |, song by Harry Tucker. -. 30c
Come, Nellie dear, I'm weeping, Tucker. soc
Music on the waves. vocal duet by Glov-
er. ..'...''....... QUO
No time Ike the old time. 3Oc
Give the old man 4 chance. ...........3 SOC
Ono bright moony night, comic -. 35c
They all cons home but mine. 80. ....30c
Young man on the railway ...........3 5c
When Fenians fight for freedom. .35c
Down Ly the gate, hy J 1homns -. SOC
~Parties ordering Music and over-pay-
ing Tor the same will receive ,beir change
inclosed with the music, CT Music will be
selected as parties prefer.
All orders prop'nt'y attended to- and any
information cheerfully given,
r e feren noes.
Hon. Gro. w PATTERSON, Ex-Governor of
New York WcstGeld, New York.
r r COLEMAN, President Lake Shore
Bank, Dunkrik New York.
New York City References.
WILLIAM A. POvD& Co.. WILLIAM BRAD
BURY CARHARr NEEpHAM Co.; Siberia Ott Hugh Rid
die, Esq, General Supt. Erie X. r. IT, G. BROOKS, Esq
Supt. Motive Power, Erie Il. H.. Wkceler Wilson.
Y-Addrcss orders.
O J. WILLARD,
wnolesa Piano Forte, Organ Music Dealer No. 627,
Broadway New York.
New York. March 80. 1865. mark
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13

The State Of iowa for uso
of School Fund,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13
Original Notice.
Original Notice.
Howard County
The State Of Iowa for use
Of School Fund.- In the District
rs Court.
Walter Wood.


To Walter Wood defendant: You are
hereby notified that on or before the 18th
day of .uly $3.50, a petition will be filed by
said plaintiff in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court of said Howard County Iowa,
claiming Of yen the SUM Of seven hundred
ard eighty one dollars and fifty seven cents
or prornisory note executed by you to the
School Fund Commissioner ofHoward coun.
ty Iowa, and also the foreclosure Of all the
right title and interest you claim to have in
and to the north west quarter Of section l6,
township 81 north Orange IS west And
that unless You appear thereto and defend
before noon Of the second day of tie next
term Of said court, commencing ou the-2lth
day of>September 1866, default will DO en-
tered against you and judgment rendered
thereon.
80 Dated this 18th day OF June 1866.
Preston & Breckenridge,
Atty's for Plff.
U. S. Revenue scots attached to the OH e
inal and cancelled.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13
=. DEFY CO = D TITION!

Would respectfully solic call and in.
spection Of goods and prices ~she tsels con-
fdent that ne can sell to az. who are in
want Of anything in his line after an inspec-
ton OF goods AMI prices. He woald also
say that the Foreston Mills are still in oper-
alton, and having secured the services of one
Of the best practical millers in the North
VESTS prepared to do grinding on short no.
tice and to the entire satisfaction ofall con-
cerned.
Flour Meal and Feed always on hand and
as cheap as the cheapest. Store near the
MILL Fsreston June 18th 1866.
w. F. DANIELS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-07-13
Original Notice.

Original Notice.
State Of Iowa
Howard County, o.
The State of Iowa for
use of School Fund.
NJ. A. Mallinson.
To M A. Mallinsou, Deft You are here
by notified that on or before the 18th day of
July 1866, petition will be filed by said
PlaintiE in the Office of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court of SAID Howard county, Iowa,
claiming you the sum Of four hundred and
fifty SIX dollars and eighty-two cNts, on a
p"omi,sory note executed by you to the
School Fund Commissioner Of Howard coun-
ty, Iowa, and also the foreclosure Of all the
right, title and interest you may have Or
claim in and to the west half of the Sc quar-
ter of section l6 township SO north of range
2 west: and unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon of the second day Of
the next term of said Court commencing on
tho 24th day If September 1866, default
will be entered against you and iiudsn tent
rendered thereon.
Dated this 18th day osJune 1865
Preston & Breckenridge,
Attys. for Plif.
U 5. Revenue stamp scots affixed to Or
iginal and cancelled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20

day a. Frankfort tared there through ihe week seeing
sights driving into The country ond gong 70 INC otefa O
and Hundred silver forms ny pocket took passage 10 he
public coach which ga cling dy atd nleIt tA soIs lo
Oppressive Journey made 20 IN IetDy my comauons mae
and female, not one Of whom coad speak "og on hht
and NO OF three 0ny htle IelOlo French. They Stencil
70 be mostly second aad ll class tsader people limited HAl
ignorant and gross me edges u Woe 5.'le -4l 10y W.
smootaed boy lively attiion much less aeTded by coH"e
with che upper strata 81 Intellectual culture OaJ wa, ~
stretch y less and lung ~ 'ssel "-'hte M t-t -y' y
che same convey 4nce, sdr'ed ior nO';1teL
The chapters on Weimar aud GOttIgen, when
were published some ten years ago "A " Putnam maya
zne are doubtless still fresh in the memory OF many
readers; perhaps 700 much 50 70 permit e1Iacls Hou
their admirable descriptions Tho lovers OF German
literature will find them crowded with fascinating
PICTURES and as memorials Of The customs Oi past
generation, possessing not Little historical interest
Every reader with intellectual tastes VIII leoos
iu thls volume the traces OF nne literary co4'Ae' 14o
habit Of original thought and frank express on "lu
versatility OF mind which berays IN unusual aef
auce with The world Oh men g. well as OF DOORS inc
srve Of the author is 30 eminenty individual as some
times 70 impair the sympathy which cannot IAN 10 DC
felt with the general tone and spirit OF NE Writings
He often carries his illustrations to ne extreme IeIGe
Of rhetorical prOprety. With fertile Inauguration, :"
crowd Of fancies and comparisons always seem 10
haunt his progress, many Of winch more .Eio Jsug
ment in selection would doom 10 perpetual 'llencs OF
40 least TO a severe pruning and cIldhme.| III th7
choice OF words, well IN the cohsIle ION vi soA
fences, we detect a want oil neatncss ana hJIn1nJ
which sensiby diminishes the pleasure OF tne IeaueI
Some OF the paragraphs remind one OF the T0SShneSs
of a chestnut bur rather than ~ the p0Ish OF rPt
fruit bnt if one will have sufficient patience he Will
Dc sure 10 find within a sweet ana wholesome KERNEL
II is unCrecious however, 10 dwell on Such ulOI ue
fleets in volume which contains 80 uucn
wealth of thought such business OF taste and criu@m
and so many animated and pleasant descriptions
which tempt and amply reward the most dllgeh1
perJsaL
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than Eucd and far less so than Kant, tichte' OF
Hegel, his immediate successors IN the history VI
speculative thoughts and perhaps less thah even
Comte Sir William Hamilton, or Herbert spencer
His theological and political traetate puoLs1eu during
his lifetime, which contains the germ OF mOueih
critical science a. applied TO the Illustration OF the
Scrjptnres. Is q model of lucd exposition, and not
less remarkable for the naive simplicity OF ITS style
than for the revolutionary character OIL us lucas
Whatever charges may be brought against that oraYe
and modest thinker he certainly cannot be repIoached
with lying in wait ike a spider, and spreading olt
"mextrcable meshes Of augmentation as a trap 10
entangle human wit.
Nor does Mr. Whipple do complete justice 10 Cousin,
when he refers to that brilliant founder OF the Ieheh
Eclectic school as "excOgitatug Deny VINO ls
rather fine effect Of philosophic rhetoric tnan an OBJ
iect of worship IL is easy 70 slgmatlze all attempts
TO prove the Divine Existence as iTreconcabIe WIN
the spirit of devotion; since feeling takes Tor Sfaheu
what reason attempts TO demonstrate; out as CON,
pared with other efforts OF the kind the argument OF
Cousin is not only Of superior logical force, nut
touches more deeply the springs OF religious me-
How many minds weared and bafiled by the leJune
deductions of such reasUners as Dr. Samue C4aIA OF
the mechanical painting of that master Of paus
ible decoration Dr. Paley have found fresh lght ana
strength. and an immovable basis OF worship N me
magnificent congratulations of Cousin!
The portions of Mr.. Whippe'S volnme which inte-
rest rs most deeply, and which present the most at
ractive illustration of his admirable powers, are the
mead, and in which the excitement of feeling
lends sweetness and pathos 10 his style: Inc
tributes to Stau King aud Edward Everett
evince delicate appreciation OF rare moral ana
intellectual worth, and glow with feelings Of reyerent
aud afiectonate remembrance which clOtbe the ex-
preston with unwonted grace and beauty. The same
may be said of the paper Agassz 50 far as 1t relates
TO the traits of his private character without reference
to his scientific position Next IN order oil MERIT III
our opinion, come the literary criticisms, which by
their freedom from all vices Of the kind, not only
present striking contrast TO the yapid common
places, puere rhetoric, and unconscientous super.
icianess which often niest that department OF
writing but which are sngulary acute, reflective and
discriminating, afuent in original thought, as well as
racy and often eloquent in expression. Last of all
we should place the abstract CONGRATULATIONS, which
though for the most part ingenious and subtle, are
sometimes spun into too fine threads for the ordi-
nary patience of "our fallen race" and sometimes
provoke obstinate questionings which are announcement
TO readers who have a dstaste for controversy.
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THOMAS MILLER MARY HOwITT.
JAyE TAYLOR WILLIAM WORDSWORTH,
many others.
Every page with Exquisite Ensavng' beautifully printed
upon toned paper neatly bound in cloth Foil gilt and ~ edges
~ Full morocco antique or gilt, IS
TI'EE CHRISTMAS GIFT BOOK, 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
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