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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-10-19
CHAPTER 1873
Distribution of 4. C. Rcpo

blStrlDutl0n Oh n. ". hcfUrt.
AN ACT to provide for the distribution of
ih' Adiutant-Grneral'S Report of Janu-
ary lSt. 1866.
SEC. /. BE ii enacted by the
General Assembly of the State of
Iowa, That the Secretary Of state
shall distribute the printed Reports
of the \ Aljutant General Of this state
for Jan. 1st. 1866, as follows: One
hundred copies to the Governor of
state for exchange with Governors
of other states and for his own use
ten copies to the Leutencnt-Gov-
Hrnor five copies to the Ex-Licu-
tcncnt-Gpvernor Eastman; FIVE
opies to the Soldiers
Orphars'' Home at Daycn-
port i've copies to the Soldiers
Orphans Home at Cedar Falls one
hundred copies for the state Library,
TO be used so far as is necessary for
exchange with other states: and the
remainder Of said hundred to be kept
in the state Library. Fifty copies
for Tie state Historical Society; one
copy t, each County Judge, Treas
urcr, Sheriff, Clerk Of the District
Court, Recorder and Superintendent
OF Common Schools of each organ
lied county in the state, to be kept
for the respective Offices and to be
delivered over to their succe cessors in
office.
SEC. 3 There shall be sent to
the County Clerk of each county in
this state sufficient number of cop
les of said report to enable him to
furnish one copy to each Town
ship Clerk in his county: to be kept
in the Office of said Clerk, and by
him delivered to his successor in Of
fee.
SEC. 3. The Adjutant General
shall be furnished with fifteen hun
dred copies, for distribution among
such officers who have held OF may
now hold commissions in Iowa. regi-
ments as may by said Adjutant Gen
eral be deemed best for the public
service, and for exchange with Ad-
jutant Generals Of other states and
for distribution among such United
States officers and others as may be
best for the public service, twenty
copies to the Adjutant General, j,
three copies each to the Secretary of
state, Auditor Of state, state Treas
urer, Register of the Land Office,
Superintendent of Public Instruction
and to each of the Judges Of the
Supreme Court four copies to each
member of the present General AS
sembly, to be transmitted by the
Secretary of State to each at the
expense Of the state F.; one copy to
each officer of the present General
Assembly and tie Clerk Of the Su-
preme Court, and the state Librari-
an; one copy to each Library Asso-
ciation, and one copy to each insti-
tuition of learning incorporated un-
der the laws Of the State. The re-
naming copies shall be kept by the
Secretary of state to be distributed
as further legislation may direct.
SEC. 4. This Act being deemed
of immediate Importance, shall take
effect and be in force from and after
it's publication in the Iowa State
Register and Iowa Homestead, news
papers published at Des Moines,
Iowa.
Approved April Sd, 1866.
| hereby certify that the forego-
ing Act was published in tho Iowa
State Register April 18th, 1866,
and Iowa Homestead April 25th.
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NOR SALE, By the Subscriber, a
Il quarter section of good land within S
miles of New Oregon, with good water &c.
Sov7l Z. NJ. 1VENs, New Oregon.
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ftlLArELflilA, PA.
Diseases of the Nervous. Seminal.
Urinary and Sexual Systems-new and
reliable treatmGnt-in Reports of the How
ARD AssoCIATloN-Scnt by mail i'm sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
Dr.. }. SKILLIN HouGHToN, Howard AS
sociation, No. , South Nine Street Phila-
dclpi,ia. Pa. Tl2y5
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"ANTED

~ANTE ED, AGENTS-$50 per
week, male or female, at their home; business light
pleasant and honorable. For samples and terms
address with two stamps. Shaw & Co., Detroit Mich.
WANTED, AGENTS. Male or
Female Can clear $50 per week at their own home
In a light and honorable business Any pei SON
having few hours uaily to spend will find this
i. Lockwood. Detroit, Michigan.
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Y avE.ss Il.
NJ. SEss.sisSyVOE.:I,.

NEW OREGON, IOWA.
Horses and carriages to let. Travellers
conveyed to all parts of the country on
short notice and rcasonn bic terms. T5O v3l
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otal in both Counties =. 5000
For terms, inquire OF VIM. r. Mead New Oregon;
Gen. X. Eaton, Usage, Mitchell Co; Scott & Bro
and AndricA Richardson, McGregor, Iowa !; or :
GEO. W. JONES, Dubuque, 10.
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4 ENOl.eI'S asapEEIE,
=. n. Cole. Proprietor.

NEW OREGON, IOWA.
Having rei:tt.d the ahorc hotel and mad.
sgca other Improvements aS the Waits IF
.hc public seem to demand. solicit :. share
Of public patronage He.-Stawrs leave this
houst daily tug all points east and west
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ceive their actual expenses while
actually engaged in the performance
Of their duties under this act, pro-
vided, the same is first established
by oath.
SEC. 6. Nothing in this act shall
be construed to interfere with the
present provision in relation to the
Deaf and Dumb, it being the purpose
and intent of this Act to permanent
ly locate the Institution, and to as
certain the plan and costs of the
buildings necessary for the same,
leaving it with the next General
Assembly to determine finally upon
the plan and erection of said build
ings.
SEC. Z. There is hereby appro-
priated out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated
the sum of one thousand dollars, or
so much thereof as may be necessary
to carry the provisions Of this Act
into effect.
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BANKING.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
DEBORAH, IOWA,
&5O.OOO, Capital
$40 U. $. Notes and all other Govern
ment Bonds bought and sold, also County
Warrants, Notes, Mortgages and other Sc
curities DRAFTS ON all points bought
and sold.-MONEY deposited for six
moths or longer will draw six per cent in
tercst.
DIRECTORS
ALcSzO BRADISH, c. f. DICKERMAS,
JAS II. EASTON, s. W. MATrEsoN,
g. n. GODDARD.
JAS. II. EAsTON, L. W. BURDICK,
President. Cashier.
y7n3 June 1866
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MASONIC. x

New Oregon Lodge No. $50
of F. and A. NJ hold their regular com
munications Tuesday on or before the full
Moon of each month. Visiting brethern
in good standing are invited to attend.
GEO. W. PIERCE, W. NJ.
33v6 VIM. VI. PATTERSON, Sccty.
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its publication in the Daily State
Register, a newspaper published in
Des Moines, and the Sioux City
Journal, a newspaper published in
Sioux City, said publication to be
without expense to the state.
Approved April Sd, 1866.
[ hereby certify that the forego-
ing act was published in the Daily
State Register April 22d, 1866,
and in the Sioux City Journal April
-th, 1866.
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LANDS FOR SALE,

In Ch'ckasdW and Howard Counties.
HOWARD COUNTY.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

STATION u. BIBLE House.
3lv1yl New York City.
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yesterday, and Middling Uplands are cur
rently quoted at fully 14d. per pound. 1t
is now intimated that the sales for the day
will amount to over 16, 900 bales.
MOBILE, Dec. IA special to the Mo-
bile Times from Montgomery on the 7th
says the Legislature has rejected the Con-
stitutional amendment by vote of 81 to
in the Senate, and 60 to Is in the House.
The Legislature adjourned to night.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IA party con-
nected with the Russo a merican telegraph
has arrived at Victoria from Russian
America. He reports the party all we'll
and the work proceeding satisfactorily
The entire route has been explored.
Houses and wagons have been built in
eastern Siberia and many Thousand poles
Get. Col. Bulkley intends pushing the
work vigorously next spring.
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nTEn-

AT Mrs. Waggaman's plantation in the
parish of Jefferson, on Saturday, the 9Th
inst, Mrs. ELIZA WIKOFF, aged IS
years.
The venerable deceased spent o very
large portion of her life in Baton Rouge,
where he enjoyed the devoted affection
aud esteem Of very large number of
friends and connections. As one of the
broken links that served to bind our city
to the remote past, we feel sadness in
having to announce the sorrowful intelli-
gence of her demise. The consoling re-
Section 10 afforded those who were bound
to her by so many sndearing ties and as
soclations, that she died full Of years and
after an honorable career, prepared to
make her final reckoning with the great
Judge on high.
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T T. L E q r A p III &c.
Foreign and Domestic.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 8.-The House reso-
lutions looking to the abridgement of the
executive pardoning power, promises to
give the whole subject of pardon granting
thorough ventilation. Several Senators
will defend the President in reference to
pardons already granted, showing, among
other things, that all political pardons
granted to persons applying under any
other than the first and thirteenth excep-
tions of the proclamation of amnesty were
approved at the urgent solicitation of
prominent Radicals.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s. The Supreme
Court has decided the test oath act to be
unconstitutional. Decision will be pro-
nounced on Monday.
The Supreme Court will decide against
the constitutionality of the test oath by q
vote of five to four. The question came
up on the cases of lawyers from whom the
oath was exacted last summer.
1t is understood that each Of the Judges
will deliver separate opinion on Monday
in the cases of the Fenians convicted ID
Canada, and sentenced to execution on the
18th inst.
Secretary Seward has thought proper to
ask an explanation of the present purposes
Of the Canadian Government. Sir Fred
erlcK bruce WTlIes III fepiy GuhL bHe sen
fences will not be carried into effect on
that day, but be reserved for further con-
sideration.
TORONTO, Dec. 1.-THE Sheriff has re-
ceived information from the Government
that the Fenians under sentence of death
have been respited until the 18th of March.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-THE Defend
ers of Mexico" an organization in the
Juarez interest, held q meeting here yes
terday, organized battalion, and elected
officers. They propose to sail for Mexico
on the 18th of December, fully armed and
equipped, to offer their services to the Lib
eral Government.
New YORK, Dec. 8.-Gold weak 1917
Cotton heavy and lower. Upland, $50.
Orleans, 85c.-nominal.
PARIS, Dec. S.-La France, of this morn
ing asserts that Macmillan has telegraphed
to some of the home physicians, sending
for the Empress Charlotte to meet him at
Gibraltar by the middle of December.
LONDON, Dec. 8, Noon.-Consols s815 for
money. q. S. 5-20's, II.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 8.-The cotton market
to-day opened buoyant, and has been quite
active ali the morning. Prices have re-
covered from the temporary decline of
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~ That was a capital puff

~ That was a capital puff
our vi;s-a. as conJ1ere of the Sugar
Planter had Of "Bogel's best Caven-
DISH" in the last number of his
paper. We suppose, being a good
cAcaocr Qike us, though in other re-
sPects), be is fully competent to
Judge of the weed. Were we as
au tait as he at putting it, we should
like to engage with him in a putting
m Oh over a dozen or SO Of Quin-
tero's best brands.
Friend Hyams-we owe you "a
few" Send on your order and get
them.
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AN EVIL THAT SHOULD BIZ RRMEDIED.

/
A great many persons residing
along the coast and vicinity, between
New Orleans and Bayou Sara, have
got in the habit Of patronizing tran
sient boats in preference to those
making regular semi-weekly trips
between the points above indicated.
The principle is wrong in theory
and practice. Our coast packets
should have the preference in every
species of business patronage involy-
ing transportation of freight and
passengers to or from New Orleans
and all intermediate landings at
which they touch, whenever it is
possible for shippers and passengers
to show them that preference. The
officers of those packets and their
agents complain, and not unjustly,
of the practice so detrimental to their
interests, of lavishing upon other
boats not strictly in the trade, SO
large an amount of business to the
exclusion of their own boats. The
complaints are particularly with
reference to shipments Of through
freights or freights destined for the
principal landings. 1t is alleged,
that where unimportant freights in
tended for way landings are shipped,
the coast packets are always made
the recipients Of the same, because
they are the only boats which do
general coasting business, but for
more profitable and important reights,
intended for places at which all the
boats are accustomed to stop, the
choice is too often given to boats
belonging to other trades and which
should not be encouraged to come in
ruinous competition with the packets
combining themselves to lower trade
and doing SO much more of the less
profitable river business to accommo-
date the people.
Were the patronage of merchants,
shippers, planters and others more
concentrated upon our coast packets,
the latter, it is commended, would be
enabled to carry freights at more
reasonable rates than now, and their
owners encouraged to keep in the
trade, the very best order of boats.
1t is to be hoped that a sense of
duty and justice will impel all those
who are at fault in the particulars
we have mentioned, to adopt differ
ent course with reference to our coast
packets, to the end that said packets
may be more literally sustained.
Their owners and officers are doing
all in their power to oblige and ac-
commodate the people living and
doing business within the scope of
their semi weekly visits and their
efforts should not be suffered to 90
unrewarded.
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New ORLEANS Enthusiastically Eoenifg,
December S.-Gold, 1919. No material yaria-
ton in prices of Cotton to-day. last evenings
quotations assimilating with Liverpool classifca-
26027c.; low niddliDg, 28029c., and middling
80@3lc
Sugar-Inferior sH08%c; common eh091ac;
fair 934@1oc good fair i0L@l0Ac; fully fair
/ 0l1Ac; prime 11A@12c; choice PKG; sec
ends 1l@l1Lc.. yellow clarified 12@18c.; white
ella fled l3(0l31ac % d.
Moasses--Iuferior4 5c.: common Soc; good 55c.;
prime 6O@62c., and choice -065c. y gallon.
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HAVING established himself in q
- the above business, in this city, re-
spectfuy solicits the public patronage. ~
Citizens, Planters and others, needing work in
his line, will please send in their orders, and they
will be promptly attended to. Work guaranteed.
A large assortment Of TINWARE constantly
kept on hand, STOVE PANS and all other appur-
tsnances for stoves of all sizes.
Shop on Third Street, opposite Joshua Beal's
Variety Store.
N. J. WILLIAMS takes occasion to inform the
public that he has associated himself with Mr..
EUGENE KREMER, n accomplished workman,
and that he is now better prepared than ever to
undertake and execute work entrusted to him.
decl1
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MARRIED.

AT the residence of the BRIDES father,
DR.. W. NJ. Reynaud, in this city, on Thurs
day, the 9Th inst, by Rev. DR.. Lewis, Col.
EDGAR DUBROCA, Of West Baton
Rouge, to Mile AMELIE REYNAUD.
The compliments of the season to the
happy couple, with our best wiahes for
their unalloyed happiness now, hereafter
and forever,
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LOUISIANA CONFERENCE, METHo-
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-The next
annual Conference of the Methodist
Epis3o pai Church in Louisiana, will
commence is session in this city on
tomorrow and will continue for at
leas, 94e week. A full delegation is
locke 1or.
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PLENTY OF Coal CoMNG.-A dis
patch from Louisville, KY, dated Dec.
7th, says, upwards of two millions
bushels Of coal passed over the falls
to-day for the South"
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70 Permission has been given by
our City Council to Messrs. D. 2.
Scott and r. L. Munsom, each to
keep wharf-boat at the landing,
subject to certain changes, restric-
tions and regulations.
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NOTICE.
POWDER, SHOT AND CAPS.

NTo BETTER assortment Of Shot 10 the coun-
IN try-every size manufactured, for sale at
etsil By lnoysl JOSHUA BEAL.
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sgSs" The New Orleans Chamber OF
Commerce have wisely determined to
adopt, as before the war, the Liver
pool classification for cotton as the
standard classification hereafter in
their market, for the staple. A large
number of the cotton factors of the
city publish their assent to the same.
BURNING OF THE ORLEANS The
.ATRE AND BALL.RooM.-About 6
o'clock yesterday morning fire
broke out behind the scenes in the
rear of the Orleans Theatre, on Or
leans street, between Royal and
Bourbon. The curtains and scenery
were discovered on fire in four dif-
ferent places at the same time, and
the general impression yesterday
was that it was the work OF an In
cendiary. Some members, or at
taches, Of the dramatic troupe were
suspected, as there had been a mis-
understanding between the manager,
Mr.. Laurence Labruny, and the
company, and action had been
brought before the Recorders Court
against Mr.. Labruny, he being In
debted to the troupe to the extent OF
some $4,000.
The fire spread rapidly, and be-
fore the Fire Department could pos
sibly arrive, had gained such head
way that the building could not be
saved. The fremen, by superhu-
man exertions, confined the flames
to the theatre and Orleans Ballroom
buildings, the first Of which was en-
tirely destroyed, and Of the latter
only a portion of the lower floor
was saved. Both buildings were
owned by II. Parlange. The thea
ire was leased to Mr.. Laurence
Labruny; the ballroom and lower
floor were occupied by Ell. Percival
as a coffee house, and by Earnest
Richard as a billiard saloon. The
buildings were insured for $4,000
in home offices. Mr.. Perciyal is
insured for $4,000, and Mr.. Richards
losses are also covered by insurance.
The buildings were erected in
1917, were once the resort of the
elite of fashion, but since the build
ing of the new Opera House, the
Orleans Theatre was not well pat
ronized, and the Ballroom was pat
ronized by different class OF peo'
ple.-Neso Orleans Bulletin, 6th.
TENsAs.-The important suit OF
John Perkins, ST., against John
Perkins, Jr., for the revocation OF
donation, involving landed estate to
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CdlFFEE C0F

Right Bower Smoking Tobacco.
DIGIT BOW Err. Big Lick, Maryland and Rich
LII mond Smoking Tobaccos just received at
nov3 BEAL's BOOK VARIETY STORE.
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Richards Cane Lime.

S0 BARRELS just stored, and SO more ex-
w pected daily. Contracts made for delivery
of any quantity.
deoll JOSHUA BEAL
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BUTTER AND CHEESE.

IN BOXES Western Reserve Cheese; 10 do
LII English Dairy do IL tubs Table Butter.
Fresh stock, just stored and for sale by package
or retail. =
novz7 JOSHUA BEAL.
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TENsAs.-The important suit of
John Perkins, ST., against John
Perkins, Jr., for the revocation OF a
donation, involving landed estate to
the amount Of $350,00o, was decided
by the verdict Of jury, at Saint at
Joseph, in favor Of the plaintiff.
The property is known as the Som
erset plantation. An appeal has
been taken.-N. O. Crescent.
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Toys AND VARIETIES.

7 AM closing out my en.ire stock Of Toys and
L Varirties at cost price, as i am determined to
sell without reserve. A. BAUMsTARK,
dec6-1m Lafay cite street.
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Family and Plantation Supplies.
A LII THE LEADING articles required for man
IA and beast, usually in store and for sale BY
dee1l JOSHUA BEAL
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FRESH TURNIP SEEDS.

7 HAVE just received several pound and hall
L pound packages, which guaran;e s To be fresh
and large variety of other kinds Of seeds.
iulyI2 NJ WAX,
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CORN! CORN!!

DARTlEs can be supplied with the very best
l. in market, at New Orleans prices, by calling
on TdecS A. JACKSON
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E15- L. c. MORRIS, Collector and General Agent
for the settlement Of Claims, Bills &C. Also author
lied Agent and Collector for The GAZETTE COMET
Office at the Court House.
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CORN AND OATS.

Zoo BUSHELS Heavy St. Leuis Oats; 100
eVVU bags Yellow Corn. Just received and
for sale by
nov27 JOSHUA BEAL.
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SUPERIOR COAL OIL.

A VERY q Q lot Of Extra White Coal OIL Jus
N received and at retail by
nov27 JOSHUA BEAL.
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ag- WHARTON L ILLINGsWoRTH, General
Newspaper and Collecting Agents, ll5 Common street,
between Camp and st. Charles streets.
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Special NOtice to Planters,
JOHN GOOD,

LNLUTIST. will give lessons on the Flute, Lau-
4 rel street, formerly DR. Kratz's office. Terms
$40 per month"; in advance. aec4 I'm
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FOR SALE.
FLOURl FLOuRl,

TUST RECEIVED. SO barrels Plants Extra; rs
- barrels assorted brands, can be purchased
very low at fecSl A. JACRSON'S
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MOLASSES M0LASsES!!

NEW CROP, BY the barrel, halt barrel, or re-
IN tail, can be had ut the cheap Grocery house
OF [dec8I A. JACKSON.