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COMMERCIAL. AND FINANCIAL.
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By Telegraph.
Spirit or me st9eix sEREket-i


Inc PogtsmopeY article says: gp U-4gHg'
1ne loan market e easy; loans on call arc
per cent on miscellaneous HaouFitfeS ana Z
on Governments, with exesptionaI t55S ~
uonA 1tioWer rates. Discounts ara unelIaTISS
ed- Inc stock market Is RtFonr CirTI--55
ments better. and IN the Fafis5ad Sj,SIs..
ana speculatVe securities generally theTe ISr
nNely movement Amer the rePIlSF 6S5Srd
me quoa1ong were, New York CenfraI no.
srle s4ISi Hudson l281<; Reading II65E. IfiSlIs
4sl.t SenGCn1 1lIZ; Michigan Southern PJiZ:
53lttsoH9Eh va; Northwestern Gl1S: DO prss
,Ifkted sA1Ss Rock Hsland 1ll5<: Ohfo e ltffsl
st91lpp Certificates E15f: lnmikeFIaFld G7i[:
QqiekAllHer 6J5f. Foreign exchange q YtsFY
eSA1,Hei OILS a 70 days ON london are uuoted
- US49Hg1<t Tor oonhmercLaF IhgIsIl l09sI.
ipf fersdo q slpTk CHIT ilO5l0ff6lS = q
Inc Cornmercial , money articis 6AYIs
Inc money mlfEel1 confinu6 sffeady
1nere i an lettve demand for can loans froffa
nrolers owing % tffe stnerea ID z II nEacfionG
IN stoclc4E Rpd more business I'M done NJ Srer
cent ne preyaillng Eate, However, s per
e SS51k 80 me dun; me Banks are in-
~ papef owing - thelF
1eins aole 70 lend more on call aG 5 per cent
Prime nAn1es paill ag65SgI per CENT F0asIen
eGen1nga T. les IA. demand than was nfief-
ateo4 ana nlte8 are rather eaEieFs bf1f9 beId
l.sit on specnlation, am. now ooEntn1 on ti1e
the maEkee beside which there n IIo%le 49,
pect that bonds VIM be lent on m TefFirif, ~
coupons 70 Aeonliderablae extent. Iiifa r1r,yI5
lng8 seaEionA ~ the Etoclr eIchnuqe yVaa once
the most active In The oourle Al flIa SsTl,-,.,S1
extfl1pldtuhEE BpaDulattVB n16Ve1IetIfT "A N.
me teadtnG HlOclc1q appear 10 HIVe 49,,
manipulated by common Consent With ~
relutt OF general advance In I1riiSll, - -
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TheDry Goeaa lIarket.

The dry goods trnde offers no now feature
TINS morning. The depression previously
Increasing. The Suspension of some manu-.
lanturen and houses directly interested tend
70 fear OF other similar results and where
paper - maturing and stocks OF goods large
there is disposition TO pres sales. The rade
In the Interior Is as IL has been all the faII-
very light, and country merchants ind Il
dlncult % dispose Of their Rootls
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Chiearo HInrIZet,

..irs y II az CHICAGO, Nov. i.
Flour inactive. Wheat firm at g 8a2 28S
Tor No. I, and = 0S92 On for No. 2, according
70 location. Corn opened at p39Q35<c, and
to 981<@97o for No. /, and B2dgIo for No. 2
Oats quiet at 47c. HighWlnes inactive
ETelgh@ steady. Mess Pork week and I'M
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Runnlo MnrE.et

H5 ~ I'D BUFFALO, Nov. i.
The market has ruled dull, closing inactive
FOR grain, except barley, buyers and seiIerS
being apart. Flour So 256l2 so for No. 1
spring; SIS for Xxx Indiana; SIG for XXX ST
Louis. Wheat, 50 2S92 30 for No. 5 Mii-
wankee; y 6092 40% for part Washington
club. Corn, No to arrive 81 10. Oats quiet,
harley u Oo; Canada 70 arrive at 80 In bond,
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OSWEGo, Nov. i.
Flour steady at SO 50 for No. / spring: sI4
for red winter SIS for white; SIS 754iB foFXN,
Wheat unchanged; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 a.
Corn scarce, quiet and nomlnRlly lower.
Barley quiet and dropping. Canal IrelRhtS
steatiyi 70 New York, hour Sc, wheat I4c;
g iS Sn6 s sa55 e 1 ne lse e Albany, wheat
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE steamer
Rumors were current the past week,
which were pretty well authenticated,
OF the landing of a cargo of negroes
near Ineara and Cardinas. The Cover
nor General sent officers to investigate
the matter.
The Governor General has met with
enthusiastic receptions at the various
places visited by him.
The United States steamer Rhode
Island, with Admit Palmer on board,
Was at Havana on the 25th.
The Government agent, commissions
ed 70 bring two monitors Of the United
States Government Is q passenger by
the Eagle.
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From Canada,

TORONTO, G. W., Nov. 1.-The trial of
eight of the Fenian prisoners has been
postponed until the second week I'm
NovemberS to allow their counsel fur
ther time to procure evidence. Tho
Crown counsel stated that he was not
ready TO proceed against the others at
present.
v0TTow4A, g, W., Nov. Ian informal
messing Of the cabinet took place yes
terday. IL Is understood that the min
isters Will proceed to Montreal and hold
morrow. -
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= 30. Louis market.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. I.
Flour hEp, steady and unchanged. Wheat
nrnS MOI gpftnR " 299aB0; prime 81 3l62 IS;
choiee Climb s2i 36S2 40 Corn lower; choics
yellow, white and mixed 81 0891 10; prime
mixed and yellow 81 O53l o.. Oats steady ut
6595Sc. Pork and Bacon unchanRed iaTd
dull. Whisky quiet atS382. ~
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Tole1loT nrlIeEl.l

r.,..,-. ToLl.pos Nov. l.
gu f heat better saleS white
q Y Is amber MIehIgn q q; no. /
~ " W a1alh Y 90 Hosi spring g ~ arfin
stIds y y Gem opened 2925<e bstfer but
LIllEed at n Gel O85f So5i TIliife N ~ OF
Z - lAelVerS - - no. La &c. = -
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IA Guaymas'
letter of the 18th nit. confirms the state
ment of the e1cessess which tile Liber-
ais committed after the capture Of Ia
nori and others. Gen. Langbery sur
rendered as prisoner of war, but was
shot from behind, his body shunS 10 q
tree, and bonfire klhdled underdt.
1 The steamer Pacific, from Columbia
river, brings S229, 200 In treasure. The
amount of gold coined here at the
branch mint for the past month, was
two millions, three and a half thousand
dollars.
a, Victoria letter, dated the ed, saws
the whole commercial fabric Is totter-
ing, and when the crash comes, it will
be such as Vanoouyer's Island never
before experienced.
Mining stocks are quiet. daiaW
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NeN XoElL lIone1. and- CO. 1000.

6eSS York Money and stock MaRket.
- NEW YORK. Nov. /.
Aoney unchanged and easy at 4a5 r,ar
f6aSL,i SS95eeEZing exchange In fair request at
Sold nsmer; opening at lis3f; declining to
III advancing to 1l75{, and Closing at
Efetghts to Liverpool Quiet. .zs.ir
R SSIs y llgef; do rs, lJ71SS i0-i6 coupons
stste St6ekS, Tennessee G.. nev- m. ssio1
stocks lower Cleveland & PiEtsbufTh az.
sl3eS; Toledo tla1(; Rock island No. TSoIe1io
WRhAsh q Western 555S; do prafeFsrs4i ~!
For foEt Wayne lIo5{; Terte Haute q Alton so;
ieLred 75zS: Illinois Central Scrip 10; MichI-
IN southern G15<; Michigan Central 7Il7II.
SFsIlI9 4ltS9s; Erie sos Western Union Tel
- LATEST.
a.. mere mere was an increased demand for nnoneS.
ttSS ~ ~ from the stock exchange, owing 70
ket rafnains easy, and thfie h no eleSfIrs IA
Iates.l The rates on call loans reTnSfTl7 NJ az
S5nsi , 5,5t ~ nee ngnres the brokers find
ket e rather dun, and lenders arc eeIihraIIy,
cautious about mercantile paper. fSTims
mand for exchange for SafuniSyis nSTl9e ~ 4
not active, ana there are more Bills ofieFine:
the market . weaker and prime bankers
ll09S 9ll01< for short sight fhe Roid mSfitet
was q little easier towards the close OF the
SAtla AA9T6 l5luB bn6 INST Q0OtlltAons- Govern
ment securities were strong this afternoon
Win Q iair demand at our quotations regis
S ~ TegisteLed, %, lO61{9lOS1<; $50 co1pons
q ll19< 9n07fi $40 coupons, 81, l075f9l071z
SO coupons, Is, 1075I@ l07<. -, 80 -
The Assistant Treasurer TODAY pafd ont
nearly $500 900 as interest on the 5-a0 bonds
9ne speculative feeling in hallway shares
nus run nigh during the day, and very
heaYY business was. transacted at the various
DoSrds The following. We're the closing
P aSles St 10 Z: NJ: Ohio Certificates $40
Us 9nicSsilye So 1866 MaTipoSa lS1{9ll; do
PTSesleETed S19<@3l15i New. York CentEal
IIiLS4 llS1S: Erie SIS Reading uB%9ll6s<;
Michigan Central li75E; Michigan SoIthern
SS1E9SS24; Illinois Central l28@l2615; Cleve-
land q Toledo t3549lGS5f; Rock Island lll1<
sl4@Sls4i Fort Wayne llO7S9llO{.
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Albany mnrI.et.

, z ~ ~ ~ EALBANY, Nov. /.
Flour in good demand; sales ahead OF re-
eeipts- Wheat quiet. Oats Tic for western:
Corn active and closed lower sales ut 81 a06
! ~ atioati u 3l@l 81 In store. harley. 81 l81l
I 20 for two Eowed; 81 Is for four ToWed; 81 %
for Canada West,
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-SS---ONaA u IAle E-olce commissioner
BALTI1foRE, Nov. 1.-The American
mas received the following special dis
Phteh from Annapolissf rs fi$Efk
ASNAPoLIs, Nov. 1.-The Governor
has decided to remove the Police Com
miSstoners. The decision Is very bitter
against them. He says the registry
lists of 1865 should have been used and
that the Judges of, Election have no
right 70 90 behind the registry law.
ne ne Stlys the Police Commissio ners and
me. Judges OF. Election were most par
tisan In their character and were guilty
OF gross official misconduct. HeWould
calt upon the United States Govern
ment 70 uphold his authority III It
should be necessary. Sheriff Thornp-
son, OF Baltimore,f arrived here this
morning for the purpose of taking up
Mr.. Iatrobe goes to Washington this
afternoon; sF.5,,f. sifg So lis57 :. .T,..s !
Great excitement prevails in the
streets OF this city over the removal of
the. Rolice Cpmmissi onera, by Governor
Swami. = III
BALTn6oRE, Nov. Lit is not yet as
certa1ned who are the new Police Com.
mtssioners appointed by Gov. Swami.
1t Is reported that the new police force
have already Organized, and will max g
their appearance in the course of the
day on the streets. The old commits
sionershave their full force out and will
resist the demands of the new force for
the surrender of the station houses,
marshal's Office, &c.
"A body of 400 United States dis
mounted cavalry, who arrived here yes
terdny to disembark for Texas, are now
at Fort McHenfy, and rumOr saws thew
VIII be retained here to act in case Of
emergency. q Z. -
The Baltimore American SAYS: 1t Is
reported that John 4. Ford, Of Forlis
Theatre notoriety, and Captain Horn.
OF the sThirdg Ward, sone of Gov
ernor Swann's Registrars, have
been selected for. Police Commits
sioners, and thAt ex-Marshal Van Nos
trand, of the witnesses for the proseou-
ton Is the new Marshal! 80.
u.1H O'CLo0K.-TheFe is considerable
feeling manifested here in regard to
Governor SWann's action, some Bitterly
denouncing II, and others approving it.
Large crowds of people are gathered. at
the corners of the streets and near the
newspaper offices, discussing the mat
ter but otherwise all Is now quiet. The
new police force have not as yet made
their appearance in the streets, but IL Is
supposed they Will do SO before the
close OF the day. The names above
given as the now Commissioners and
Marshal are given In rumor, but it is
presnmed that they are probably cor
rect. Gen. Grant and Gen. Comstock
have arrived In this city. sli. -
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BOSTON, Nov. 10. a. >. r. Pferce,s
mail and heel plate factory at Milford,
Mass, was wholly consumed by fire
this morning. A part of the building
was occupied by Eilley 4 Co.'s needle
works. The IRE soon communicated
70 the Boston and. Worcester Railroad
posed TO have been the work Of an in.
eendiaEy, g, al. Pferce's loss Is $4,000,
whieh.is insured for S15, 600. Iilley d
Co.'S loss is not known. The Boston
and Worcester Railroad CompanyIsl loss
Is S. 600. s7'.i4 9.
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MeROrleanaMnrl.ef.

t.-.,ir .-s . NV OIlIAs Atz1, HoE.1
Cotton Luelil IA; Salss 100 balls low mid
Glide eaiP 81 9F 9ot s4si1I g -
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NEwARK, N. j., Nov. 1.-THE Mer-
chants Institute Office OF this city was
robbed last night of $4,000 In Govern
by picking the lock of the safe.
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The Latest News.
BY TEhRGRAPH.
orthe IIoIfSs Co-,,,,..,o,

ny tho Union Line.
otnoe. corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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BosTpN, 'fSoy, 4The Rspubiicans n
the 9Th ward Of this city have nomi-
mated Mr.. Charles L. Mitchell. a coil
cred citizen, ltorepE them in the
Legislature Of this State.
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lCoLuMBus, o., NoE.-I.-At &, meeting
Of the Ohio State Dental Assoei8tion and
others Of the profession, ppon due con-
,sidefafion &c was resolved % decline
aeceedingt 70 the demands Of the Good
wear DenfaIiVuleanfta Company - a..
Michael DuHy, Charles Anderson and
George Mills, who robbed the depot
room of the Adams Express Company
at Newark, Ohio, II August last, plead
Penitentiary for \ term Of years to-day.
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NKW ORIEAns, Nov. LA private
le ttef received from the Mexican Capf-
tai announces disBat IA faction In 4 rsHf-
.meD-t 81 Alsxicans oFganized viii a ~
tri6n ofdeerBt who murdered number
OF tho tattar and went over to PaEhcio
Diaz At O1iaeca,s fisF5 :
The AIlStrian band at the Capital has
ceased to Sdve its open mir concerts be-
cause o. khet fiot6dB conduct 6fiths pop
and distress of mind as to the health of
the Empress, has shut himself up ID
the Castle OF ChapulLapec. His early
'abdication was momentaEily. expected.
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aERTf fa1 MpWAUKIE, Nov. ].
Flour dull and tending downward. Wheat
dun atS2 Is for No. 1, and g O292 O2Z for No
2 Corn quiet Oats $50.
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WAsHINGToN, Nov. 1.-The Hon.
Louis v. Bogg, of Missouri, the Com
missioner Of Indian Ahaifa ASSUMED
the duties ofhiS Office this morning.
The Secretary of State, accompanied
by nearly all INSTANTLY, left here in
the halE-past @ o'clock train yesterday
evening, to take the remains ofshis
daughter to Aub1fnS wherei tho inter
ment will take place on Saturday af-
ternoon.
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,LoU1sv1thE, Nov. 1.LNo new cases of
cholera. All former ones were reported
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81, LoU1s, Nov. 1l-The National
Convention of the Grand Army Of the
Republic was ordered to convene at
indianapolis on, Tuesday, November
10Th, for the purpose of perfecting a ma
t1is9t ~ All he4oFably
those now serving in the army or navy
DESTROYS of becoming members of the
Grand Army OF the Republic are
invited 70 attend the Convention. .-.- q
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/ NAsHYILLR, Nov. I.zLieliyet, Con-
s seE ttye, elected to the Legialatne by.
NEWARK, Nj. Nov. 1.-Eo1s yVy6,s
Wright, y. s. Senator, died this morn
ing g z o'clock, Aged 70 years tfnc.
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Arr. 2, See,s 18th, The Government
may suspends &C., and may remove, for
incompetency.or miscondnct, all civil
Officers who received appointment from
the E1ecutiYefo for term not exceeding
two years. 1T is claimed that as the
commissioners are elected gby the legis-
lature, and not appointed by the, Gov
ernor, therefore the Governor cannot
remove them on this ground. Il is un-
derstood the commissioners will 90
into Court, and in the, meantime resist,
by lawful means, arrest, and other
wise, parties who! may assume or at
temptto exercise any of their functions.
or the functions of a police Officer. II
the United States troops come, theYwill
protest to the commander that they are
simply exercising their lawful Juno.
dons, and thatthey are not In either
insufrection or rebellion, within the
meaning of the clause in the ConRtitu-
ton OF the United States In reference
to that subject. But IL the Government
troops forcibly eject them from the pos
session of the Commissioners Office, the
marshal's office, the Police stations,
&C., they will, submit under protest,
and await the decision of the Courts.
They profess the greatest solicitude to
avoid any collision with the general
Government, and TO prevent a popular
outbreak. 1t Is now said that Mr.. Ford
is not to be a commissioner, and that
Mr.. Barry and Capt. Horn, as before
named, are to be appointed, but nothing
Is positively known as yet.
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LoUIsvmIE, Nov. RESOLUTIONS
were adopted in the City Council, pro-
testlng against the execution of Lynch,
President! e
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H. W
The old Police Commissioners are in
session with their counsel and adyisers.
1t Is not known definitely yet what
they viii do. but it is believed they will
take some such course as the following:
Under the law which creates the Board
of Police, Commissioners, it is claimed
that they have most ample power.
They can In any emergency increase
their force without limit and, can. out
the military IL they deem 1t expedient.
They can also summon the sheriff, who
Is made subject to their. order. They
have assumed, It is understood, the
ground first that they are not guilty of
omcial misconduct, and next, under
the following clause OF the new consti-
tuition OF the State, they maintain that
as they are elected to Office by the Leg
islature the Governor has no power to
remove them, on the ground that the
clause below quoted annuls and. abro-
gates the provisions of the law. under
which the Governor, acts, which was
passed prior to the enactment OF the
new constitution. The clause of the
new constitution referred to is. as fol-
lOWa. III
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NRw York, Nov. I.LThe dinner 10
Cyrus w. Field by the Chamber Of
Commerce takes place on Thursday
next attthe Metropo litan Hotel !.
I The Supreme Court has decided
against the power of the Common
Council to make a contract for gas, I'd
the present high prices for2o year,.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09

1t will be noticed in the report
.f the board Of supervisors W.
publish this week, that a resolu.
',ion endorsing the Presidents he.
construction polio;, was laid on
the table This is a very severe
.cbuque to the President coming
from so important a "ncck OF
moods" as. this. 1T will no dsub,
have telling effect upon his in.
lure action. ..
We suggest that the board
have few thousand extras OF
this report published at the PLAIN
Dealer Office fer gratuitous .circu
lation.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09

By virtue If one execution Issued Of the
"fice Of tho cle.k of the District Court Of
Howard County, to me delivered and d'recs
I'd, commanding nae to make the sum of
me hundred and seventy seven dollars and
thirty tour cents, with interest 'rherecn at
ten per cent per annun till paid. aud costs Of
>.surt s-ess. d at ten dollars and ton cents,
70 satisfy judgment and decree Of forec:o.
ure that Arnd Owen obtai ned in said court
against George w. Schoteld and Maria
>,ho6eld have levied uron snd shall Of
ger for sale at the front door of the Court
House ns,id county, "a, Tuesday tho seth,
day Of March 1866, ut one o'clock 2 N. Of
said day, the north half Of lots nine and
ten and aN OF lots clever and twelve in block
number fflesa in Ms vii aga Of New Oregon
Howard Conn11 lA4A when and whsrs duo
sttndssss VIII hAeiYen By the undessig asa
|n.1v1 IsRsv T. PnvE,r, ehf.sI -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09
OUR xUppLEMEyT.

20 accommodate the increased
demand made by advertisers up
on our co umas, we shall issue a
half shse, supplement- alternating
the advertisements csch week
Rom the supplement to the regu-
lnr issue and vice uerSa until
euch time as we can procure a
larger press. We shall give a
column or more Of reading mat
= ter instructive and interesting to
make adver tisemcnts inserted
. in the supplement rs valuable to
TO our patrons as if inserted in
the regular issue Of the Plain
. Dealer.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09

IesosAscx-On ednesday lnsr
the stage driver (not our old friend
Peer llarlis) by some oversight .!os'
a mail bag on the route from Counove.
to this place, which was .picked'up by "
couu,ryman from the Western part {,
this county, who on reacning thir
place refused to deliver up the mali
without being paid an .exorLitant price
for his services, and accordingly ,car-
ried the mail home with him that eve.
ming some twelve miles from this plac.
80 the inconvenience of news-monyers.
The following morning an officer vac
sent for his arrest, and the matter is
now undergoing litigation. .
The old fellow was warned Of the
manner in which hc was exposing him
self to the penalty Of the law prior t.
his leaving town. bat as is supposed,
being somewhat under the influence G,
an old friend ldemijohn he did not re-
.alizc his danger until hext morning.
when Ire returned the mail by frie,r;
quite willing to deliver it withou. re
muuerntion. We are sorry that airy
one should commit 90 grave an offence
ignorantly Ds we, presume was thu
case, in this instance to . great ex
tent, and hope that in c.se the return
ed mail proves unchanged, and no on.
greatly. inco NODDED as We think Willie
the case, that the court may deal a.
lightly with him as possible, though Al
beat 80 inagins =: iii bs \ faar|y
ehlx',s experiences g zil- " 81
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09

Misses LIZ l.. Cowan milli-
ncrs, since the conversion of their
former place"of business to church
purposes, will be found at the
residence Of DR.. "A. NJ. Cowan
where they are prepared to &C.
comodate their patrons with any
work or goods pertaining 10 their
line of trade.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09

Fresh a'r:sal-yestcgGay our
ears were greeted with the sound
Of a very fne bell just received
asa present, by 'the shepard Of
the Episcopal Church, for the
calling together OF his flock, if all
who hear.i deep solemn tones
need the call, empty pc~s will
never witness the preaching OF
the. gospel. ---- -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-09
Hou:e and Lei For Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED offsrs Tor sale a
good dwelling honso with S.eble, cut house
c;s,ern An excellent we'll Of never failing
water on the premises, besides good thriving
ruit tree. and shrubb.ry. Also y timber
lot OF two acres rear by. Tho dwelling Is
me of the best loca5 liens in New On epn.
For terms enquire at the subscriber IN the
pr:m ses rr at this Office E. ~ COVERT.