The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-11-08

mat what's the matt or. -.
W. Burdick, cashier of the first
National Bank, DEBORAH, looked in
upon us yesterday.----T. w. Lee
and d. W. Perry have each moved
their families to Cresco.
llcnly is reconstructing New Ore
gon by removing his dwelling to
Cresco. Let 'cm come, there's
lot of room yct.--Dr. Clcmmcr
has 100 boxes more Of that choice
Pittsburg city glass on the way
Some over kind and indul gent friend
from the vicinity of jamestown n.
Y. remembers us with a barrel Of
very choice fruit. A resolution Of
thanks would have passed unani-
mously at our house the night tn ey
came, but all were too busy looking
at, and tasting the blushing bea u
ties. We, however accuse Lume
lngersoll or some one else of the
dccd.----Ccrtain wiscacrcs yro-
claimed "the democratic party
dead" They have been hearing
unpleasant sounds from the grave
this fall.---Charles w. Cowles,
now located at Counover in the lum-
Der trade, is among his many friends
Fin Observation-Disclosures Irwin 2
in his story of Rip. Van Wrinkle tells
of the amazement of an honest dutch
man who went to sleepin the colonies,
in king Georges time and awoke,
after the close of the revolutionary
war. A similar awakening has
come over the Northern people.
When they laid down for a quiet
snooze there was light taxes, low
tariffs, a metallic currency, and the
largest amount of liberty, civil, re-
ligious and political. so compatible
to the nature of man. They have
awakened to find an enormous pub
lie debt, portion of the states of
the Union under a most CALLING mil
itary dcspotism, negro supremacy
in portion ofthc states, and an at
tempt to establish negro equality.
They behold the Federal Constitu-
ton spit upon by congress, and in
return have spit upon that body,
determining that the Union shall be
restored under the constitution, and
white supremacy maintaincd.--
Crandall and Thomas are selling the
finest fresh peaches at forty cents a
can. You will find them at the ba-
kcry.---A Kentucky paper says
III many more Of orr farmers en-
gage in the manufacture of whiskcy,
the difficult problem Of paying the
public debt will soon be solved. -
Not if they swindle the government
as Allison and Rhombcrs of Dubuque
have in making rcturns----Capt.
Bones, of Bones & Waite, leaves
for eastern markets to-day, to lay
in another clifton Of wiutcr gJols -
Negro suffrage has been defeated III
every northern sta:e w,,!2rc &@,,:.l:::
ted, except in Mass. According to
radical notions, that renders Mass.
the only northern state that is 10y
al, and that has a republican form
Of government. Will Congress be
reduced solely to members from
that state?----A. II. Harris has
just got Yankee Turbine Wheel
put into his mill at Vernon. He
says it will, from the same amount
Of water used by other wheels, dc
four times the work.
W. Babbltt is elected to the House
of Representatives, for this state,
from Pottowotomie county. He is
again connected with the Bugle at
Council Bluffs. john 3. Caward
Of Newton, Caward & Fuller, is
east buying more goods. ----Anoth.
or sad instance Of secession is noted
in an exchange. 1t is the secession
Of the wife Of Charles Sumner, Sen.
ator from Mass. The question is
asked whether he advocates raising
an army for her subjugation.
n radical letter writer, writes thus
to Pomcroy. "Hcll will vomit
forth it's vilcst charge to make room
for "Brick Pomeroy.'' "Brick"
retorts: 'In which case the late
lamcnted will appear on earth
again.
TRY 1T BY ALL MEANS. If any OF
our leaders, have been trOubled to