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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-12-27

The Gr0nt Medical Annual.
Hostetter's United States Almanac for
1868, for distribution, gratis, throughout
the United States and all civilized coun-
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on the causes, prevention and cure of u
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for such meridians and attitudes as are
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The nature. uses, and extraordinary
sanitary effects of HosTETTER's STOMACH
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Of more than half the Christian world, are
fully set forth in its pages, which are also
interspersed with valuable recipes, HUI
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who In the Lucky Man |!

T. w. Lee offers his house in New Ore
gon Isle 15x24) for the small sum Of two
hundred dollars.
All indebted to T. W. Lee, or o. 8. Read
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Twill meet the advanced singers at the
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o'clock
Please bring books and lights.
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EvRRORs OF YOUTH.

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Special Nj cSSagc.

WASHINGTON Dec. 1s.-Thc Pres
ident sent the following message to
Congress to-day:
Gentlemen Of the Snnte and
House Of Representatives:
An ofi:ial copy Of an order issued
by Major General W. S Hancock,
commanding the 9Th military des-
trict, headquarters at New Orleans,
on the 29:h day of November, has
reached me through the regular chan
mel Of the War Department, and l
herewith communicate it to Congress
for such action as may seem to be
proper in view Of all the circumstan-
ces.
1t will be observed that General
Hancock announces that he will
make the law the rule of his conduct;
that he will uphold the courts and
other civil authorities in the per-
formance of their duties, and that
he will use his military power to
preserve the peace and to enforce
the laws.
lie declares very explicitly that
the sacred rights Of trial by jury {,
and the privilege of nABEAs CORPUS
shall not be crushed out or trodden
under foot, and he goes further, and
in one comprehensive sentence as
serts that the principles of American
liberty are still the inheritance of
this people and ever should be.
When a great soldier with unre-
strictcd power in his hands to OPP
press his fellow men, voluntarily
forcgocs the chances of gratifying
his selfish ambition, and devotes
himself to the duty of building up
the liberties and strengthening the
laws of his country, he presents an
example Of the highest virtue that
human nature is capable of prac-
t,cing. The strongest claim Of
Washington, was to be First in war,
first in peace, and first in the hearts
Of his conntrymen, is founded
on the fact that in all his illustrlous
career he scrupulously abstaincd
from violating the legal and consti-
tutional rights of his fellow ritizcns.
When he surrendered his commis-
sion to Congress, the president of
that body spoke his praise in saying
that he had always regarded the
rights of the civil authorities through
all dangers and disasters, when
power above law courted his accep-
lance he calmly put the temptation
aside, and by such magnanim US
act Of forbcarance he won the uni
versal admiration Of mankind, and
left name which has no rival in
the history # the world.
an far from saying that Gen.
Hancock is the only officer Of the
American army who is Influenced by
the example Of Washington; doubt
less thousands of them are faithfully
devoted to the principles for which
the men of the Revolution laid down
their lives, but the distinguished
honor belongs to him OF being the
first officer in high command south
Of the Potomac, since the close Of
the war, who has given utterance to
these sentiments in the form Of a
Military order.
respectfully suggest to Congress
that some public recognition of Gen.
Hancock's patriotic conduct is due,
if not to him, to the friends of law
and justice throughout the country.
1t is fitting that the dignity Of
Law should be vindicated, and vir-
tue proclaimed, that its value as an
example, may not be lost to the ma
ton.
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, Dec. II, 1876.
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Estate OF Charles DeverOugl
no = . n end.

Estate OF Charles DeverOugh
Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub.
~ scriber has been duly appointed exc
tor to the estate of Charles Devcrough Sr.
late Of Alton in the County Of Howard,
Iowa, deceased, intestate, and has taken
upon himself that trust by giving bonds us
the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate Of the said deceas-
ed are required to exhibit the same; and
persons indebted to the said estate are cal
led upon to make payment to
CHARLES DEVEROUGH Jr.,
Executor.
Cresco, Nov. 4th. 1867. (5O,t4.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
CHRISTIAN GRoss, Plaintiff.
against

against
CATnRISE Gross, Defendant.
In the Distrsct Court of Howard County,
Iowa. Feby. Term, A. D. 1868.
To SAID DEFENDANT
You are hereby notified, that on or be-
fore the 25th day of November A. D. 1867.
there will be on file in the office of the
Clerk Of the District Court of Howard Co.
Iowa, the petition of the plaintiff afore-
said, claiming of you divorce from the
bonds Of matrimony for the reasons in said
petition set forth aAf specified, to-wit !:
Wilful descrtion and adultery. You are
also notified, that unless you appear there
to and defend, before noon of the second
day Of the term of said District Court Of
Howard County, to be held on the End
Monday after the 3rd Monday in January
A. d. 1868, default will be entered
against you. and decree rendered there
on as prayed for in said petition.
GOODRICH & MEAD,
Attorneys for Plff.
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IFS !.r Christmas L Nav
Years!

4 SUPERB STOCK FINE GOLD AND SILVER
HArsllFs. ALL WARRANTED TO RUN, AND
ThohJ.G.:Li KEGULATEn, At THE Low
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AND
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TIE STUDENT ylOHES IN THE.
BUSINESS WORLD.

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Penmanship. full course Of ten weeks " o..
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Fer any further particulars, address
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Besides being connected with the above,
Mr.. Dyhrenfurth is the President Of .
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Lyons Periodical Drops!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
IRREGU


Thes' dv~psa'c scie ,i.ica' compounded nulp
prepare len, a-d better than any Us, Pow .srs
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specific the cure Of all obssructo:s and sup
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by the fact that over 100 900 bottles are annually
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in the world, 70" the of all female complaints
the emoval Of all distractions OF nature, and the
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and explaining when and why they should not nor
could not be used without producing effects contra.
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folded Ground each bottle, with the written sigma
tuIc Of JOHN l.. LroS, without which none are genu.
Inc.
Prepare by JOHN l.. LYON, 1875 Chapel Street,
New Haven, Conn.,, who be consulted either
personally, or by mail. enclosing tamp,) concern
ing all private diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold by -ruSgists everywhere.
&. q. CLARK, 4 CO.,
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The above stock will be disposed Of on the PopuLAR
oNE-PRIcE PLAN, giving every patron fine gold CT
solid silver watch for $40, without regard to value!
Wright Bro / Co, l6l Broadway, New York,
wish to Immediately dispose Of the above magnificent
stock. Certificates, naming the articles are placed
In sealed envelopes, aud well mixed Holders ars
entitled to the articles named In their certificate,
upon payment of Ten Dollars, whethcri II be watch
worth 81 100 Or one worth less, The return Of any
Of our certificates entities you to the articles named
thereon, upon payment. irrespective Of It's WORTH and
as article valued less tkan 80 Is named on any
certificate viii At once be that this Is no lot
terry but straight forward legitimate TRANSACTION,
which may be participated In by the most fas-
tidlous. =
single certificate will be sent by mail, post paid
upon receipt OF 25 cents, five for H. eleven for g.
thirty three and elegant premium for IS. sixty six
and more valuable premium for 80, one hundred
and most superb watch for 4l5 TO agents OF
those wishing employment, this IL . rare opportuni-
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authorized by the Government and open to the most
careful scrutiny. Watches sent by express with bill
for collection On delivery, that dissatisfaction
can possibly occur. Try us. Address
WRIGHT. BROTHER CO., Importers,
nl0m3l l0l Broadway, New York.
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school Fund Notice.

OvFlcE OF CLEk or BOARD or aUPERvIoRs,
Cresco, Iowa. Dec. 10. 1867.
NOTICE in hereby given to all persons
IN who are indebted to the School Fund
of Howard County, that payment Of inter-
est must be made promptly on the first day
Of January Of each year rs required by law.
AARON KIMBALL.
Clerk Of Board.
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NOTICES..
From the Prote slant Churchmnn,

FROM Hc I'OteNdH CnuFcHmd0.
Among our exchanges few IRE more
welcome or more worthy of commenda
ton than the National Freemason. Its
Editor Rev DR.. McMurdy, a clergyman
isa thorough scholar an experienced
editor, IN able writer and thoroughly
imbued with that charity, which is the
true bond and cement not only Of the
craft, but of all civil and religious soci.
ETY.. He sends forth a paper every
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Certainly one Of the very best papers
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McGREGOR.
Holiday Gift Enterprise And
Concert

WILL AWARD
$4,000 in Gifts to The Ticket Holders,
ON WEDNESDAYJAN. /, 1867,
AT cAMBRIAN HALL, McGREGoR, IOWA.
There will be issued $4,000 Tickets at
ONE DOLLAR EACH, numbering from
l to 900 inclusive. Each Ticket enti-
ties the holder to an equal chance Of draw
ing any one Of the most valuable prizes up
on the list. The property is all good
and substantial and needed by
everybody. No Cheap Jcwelry in the
list. The prizes are less numerous, but
of more actual value in proportion to the
amount than ever before offered to the
public. Who would not prefer to risk his
dollar for chance at 800 good prizes,
than thousands of the cheap ones with
sprinkling of the substantial. Read the
list and try your chance, for this is the
last tina. will be offered in McGregor.
Prize No l. One three story Brick Block, s'tuat-
ed opposite the Evans House, near the Levee, on
Main street, McGregor. This building will always
be one ofthe most valuable pieces Of property in
the City. Perfect title given. $4,000 %
Prize No. 2. Beautiful residence on
Gard street. 1000 90
P-ixe No 3. One residence aud lot on
Ann street. 1900 "
street. 1900 %
No. s. One splendid span Of horses,
harness aud carriage complete. ,00R %
MO. g. 50 acres of land, situated In
Howard Co. near the railroad, and
also near ! nne stream 500 %
mo. 7. One splendid horse and buggy
complete SEQ %
NO s. one beautiful well trained ,sds-s
saddle horse saddle ard bride complete $50 o.
IVA nCA ;RCo,, enfS
furniture, $50 90
star Piano 500 -
No. H. One grand piano. ESQ O3
" No. II. One i,iiny 'ot on Spsing 81. +n0 %
NO IL. One ',-antifr O. an & o.,
y" IA .".'i"ls -
&c: ia. ,-ns' Eo.i chroncLs-ser
balance hunting Case lever watch 200 o.
NO. 49, One gents gold hunting case
Lever watch. go %
NO. II. One ladies American diasssax
cased gold watch with chain. $50 60
mo. IL. One ladies gold watch and chain 200 90
NO. 10. One fine Grover Bakers
Sewing machine IFS 90
NO. 20. One Wilcox & Gibbs sewing
machine 300 CO
NO. II. Two Sewing machines. 100 90
silver watches $500 o.
NO. o. One rteriey's src,l.r. ~ 90
80, u. ss, .i.:i ,a,ed f:iI j"wclci
s ss i. On. ', e g g
One hundred and ninety Ave prizes Of
Photograph Albums, Gold pens, steel
plate and colored Engravings &c. val
ucd vt 1875 90
The distribution will take place after
the Concert where all can witness it. A
committee will be appointed by Ticket
Holders to take charge Of the same.
Agents and purchasers will be supplied
with correct list Of the awards as soon
as published,
Those desiring choice in numbers
must send in orders early in order to Sc
cure them,
In every case when sending by mail,
send the subscribers name in full, and
Post Office address with town and State.
Money by draft, Post Office Orders, Ex-
press or in Registered Letters sent at our
risk. All communications should be nd
dressed to I J. GILMORE, p. o. DRAW
Err 2lO, McGregor, Iowa.
TICKETS, S1.OO EACH.
Sent by mail on receipt of price. Good
and reliable agents wanted everywhere.
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ErDOunder Mich.

Every page shows. the skill Of ths
workmen who devote time to its classi
cal and learned pages.
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Eastern Journal Md.
The best Masonic pub'icat ion in
America-this is saying q great deal
yet not too much.
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Pennsylvania Sentinel.
Very handsome journal Of high litera
~ character.
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TICKETS, S1.OO EACH.

Sent by mail on receipt Of price. Good
and reliable agents wanted everywhere.
CLUB RATES. tickets for s.. 90;
- tickets for $1,000; IS tickets for $50. 90
D%Ths unprecedented success of the
"McGrcgor Prize Nnccrt." drawn On
July 4th 1867, has given such universal
satisfaction-in fact not one word Of COM
plaint-as to induce me to give our for
mer patrons, and oshers, another spportu-
nifty Of receiving y fortune by the invest
ment Of single Dollar. (n42m6.
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Ohio Sentinel.
The best Masonic paper published.
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Actual RasSlResx Depart
nleAt.

In order that students m1y acquire Y thorough
and pract cs knowledge Of trade II isneceN1Awy ans
al 'npsrtant that transactions be actually nzEAe
For this reason the Merchants National Dus:nei
College ms been most elegantly fitted mp with Ceun.
tcrs Ranks R,.ilycad and Express Ofliccs, and al
affurtenances Tins, student wiei, In the Banks
fnx Department. handles md learns to cent audi
judge Of money, Seth domestic aud foreign; xNrn III:
the Mer .han,iaa Department he has &ll2psps sof All
go" ~ ''s 'S-r'st ''d ~ "a.h Nrt;sse. IN every
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New Hardware StoreI

On THE SOUTH SIDE or MARKET
ST., NEXT DOOR EAST or BIRCH,
SAMSON & Co., CREsco, Iowa.
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Cresco, Nov. 4th. 1867.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28

Derow n csmprisss tHessy thousand words. snd Pre-
ss0ts very clear sxhias OF .bs financial question
TIE House Csmmitt~es.
There wsrs usnsrositieps Of samss non ens ~
seher n the Committees bsiow mentioned, a. hs5sso-
iors printed, therefore The publication o. shs following
esrTscs l,ss becomes necessary
r,,,..,,.. ~ way, ssa Ksass--c scbsnck, Of Ohio;
samuel HOOPER Of Massachusetts,; James X. hoornead.
q Psnnsyivana; VIM o. Alison, OF Iowa. John a.
Cr,sSo,d .. New York; JOHN A. Logan, OF Illinois;
Horace MAYNARD OF Tennessee; James Brooks Of New
York: WIN T. Nlblack, OF Indiana -
Cosmutes "a Appy priGiossi -Ihaddsus Stevens, or
penpssIyania: Ehhr b Washburnc Of Illinois, Rufus
p spaidina, " 0uio; Jamss G. Blaine Of Maine; Per-
nando Besman, OF Michigan; BenisDan y Butler, Of
Nassachusstlsi Wm II. Kelsey, Of New York; Charles
4 Pheips, Of Maryland. and John A. Nicholson. Of
Delaware Ms #s .-
Commitee on ne Pacific Raslyoad.-HirAu Price, Of
Iowa. VIM. Highly Of Californn; lgnalus Donneliy. Of
Ni0nssola sidney clarke, Of Kansas; Rufus Mallory
Of Oregon; Cakes Ames. Of Massachusetts; John
Covode, Of Pennsylvania; John " l. PTuyn, Of New
Yoss: P. Van Trump. OF Ohio.