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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-11-01

ALL IS WELL THAT ENDS WELL.
THUS exclaimed many thousa nds
after trying the Celebrated Chemi-
cal Saleratus Of DtLand & Co.
They says it works like a charm,
and they always have nice light
bread, biscuit, cakes, &c. 1t never
fails. Use it in the place If Soda.
For NON-RETENTioN OR INCoNTISENCE
Of Urine, irritation. Inflammation or ulcera-
ton eff the bladder, or kidneys. diseases of
the PROSTATE glands, stene in the bladder.
calculus, gravel or brick dust deposit, and
all diseases of the bladder, kidneys and
'lropsical swclinys,
u~E ilELlrnLDs FLUID ExTEAcT BrCur
The New YORK EVENING En-
Pass says: eve were surpris-
ed at the many superior advantages
the Planer, Braunsdorf & Co. Ma
chine possesses over all others,
and feel constrained to request all
others interested to make similar
Investigation
The machine recommended in
the above notice, is the 4Etna Ma
chine of which NJ. NJ. Jones of Nc
Grcgor is the agent. 1t is said by
those competent to judge, to be one
of the very best machines in use.
soft.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-11-01

White 4 Smith of New Oregon
offer their Nursery for sale-in lots.
The trees are of choice quality and
fine growth For particulars see
advertisement.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-11-01

HELNBOLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRCAT
BUCHU
Is the Great Diuretic.
HELNBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAPRILLA
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules of
Pharmacy and Chemistry, and are the
most active that can be made.
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M AR IL led.

In Crcsco, Oct, Goth 1867, by the Rev.
W. II. Brocksome, Mr.. JOHN B. SEELY,
to Miss. ELLEN LOOMS all of Howard
Center Iowa.
At the residence of 0. II. Moore. Oct
9th, by Rev. L. w. Lee, Mr.. Simon
Hughes, and Mrs. Ann Scolcs, both of
New Oregon.
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
BY Hclmbold's Extract BUCHU.
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DI Ed.

In the village of Vernon Springs, on
Saturday, Oct. 18th, 1867, Edwin, son of
Gorham and Hattie Weaver, aged years.
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Lime! Lime /! e!

A choice quality of fresh burnt lime may
be found at Garvcrs, about half way be-
tween Forreston and Lime Springs. 1t is
the intention to keep a supply constantly
on hand. Price reasonable and quality
excellent.
milf Foreston Aug. 20 1867.
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MIsCELL NEOUs,

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGOR are
rcgaincd by HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUBnU
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New Advertisements.

TIESH arrival of Mems Hats, just
IL from New York, ut ,-
STROTHER & KIRKPATRICk..
Brick Block, Cresco. August LIST. 1867.
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No"p'o VI u"yo "O0Oh0O S"o"o oCN-
eral new buildings in process ofcon.
struction.--Thad Stevens says
che knows no difference between
whites and negroes. The old sim
ner's nose must need repairs even
as much as does his private charac-
tcr.---The intellectual pigmies Of
the state of New York have resolv-
ed to purify the republican party.
The way they do it is to elect Fen
ton, a man who stole from himself
years ago a sum of money entrusted
to him when going to New York,
and for which he was incarceratcd
in the Albany Jail a long time, as
governor.--In sending Walt. Ses-
sions and Mat Bcmus of Chautauqua
to the Legislature, and nominating
Hammond and Williams on the State
ticket. Bemus was compelled to
leave the state and remain vol
untary exile in Canada for bribing
the legislature. Still worse crimes
are proven against Sessions, Ham
mond and Williams.-The sublime
altitude of money in the new nation
once known as the United States
finds fitting parallel in the negro
republic" of Hayti, where one
Spanish dollar is worth $40 of the
money Of the Republic" Ne
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...l..n.a,r,,a,n,, neei.Ian.

DETROIT, July 13.-An important de-
cision relating TO telegraph companies
has inst been rendered by the Supreme
Court of this State, in the case of the
Western Union Telegraph Company VS..
Carew, an appeal from Wayne Circuit
Court. .Carew telegraphed to Baiti-
more for forty cases of oysters; IN the
transmission an error occurred, whereby
he received four cases instead OF forty.
The message was written Oh one OF tine
COMPANIES blanks with the usual print
ed heading containing the conditions
on which messages are taken Tor trans
mission. The Circuit conrt held that
the Telegraph Company " re liable LOT
the damages suffered by C. ~, treating
the Company rs commom ..nriers, ana
Corew as not bound b! AS conditions
unless his attention was particularly
called to them. ,.
The Supreme Court reverses this ue-
cision, holdi. that the Telegraph com
many are not common carriers and that
they have right to establish any reas-
enable rules governing their liability IN
IMPARTIAL Transmission OF messages by
them, That upon the heading of a
message plainly printed in conspicuous
letters il is stated "to be sent on the
annexed conditions" the sender by
signing the message adopts the condi-
tons and is bound by them whether he
reads il or not; it is his own negligence
if he fails to notice them. r
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Pittsburg Oil Trade.

PITTsBURG, July l3.
Business yesterday was active. The
sales in the aggregate were large; dur
ing portion of the day the market was
active; at other times buyers were dis
posed to hold off Telegraph reports
were received from New York, Philadel-
phia and Oil City every few minutes; in
fact, the oil brokers can tell the exact
state of the Eastern markets at any
hour in the day. The Philadelphia
markets yesterday were more favorable
fer refined. The New York prices at
the former were shade higher. The
stock OH hand was sufficient for all pur-
poses. In quoting refined hereafter we
intend TO drop the phrase "prime light
straw to white" and use the term "reg-
ular." We do this at the request Of the
oil dealers. The grades will hereafter
range, standard white and regular, or
what may be termed first and second
qualities.
CRUDE-The market since our last has
undergone no material alteration. The
rates are about the same. The market
at Oil City was reported dull and u
slight decline in prices. The telegraph
reported sales at 2 40a2 45 per barrel,
with the advantage on the side of buy-
ers. The low stage of water operates as
"A check on trade ut the oil regions, on
account of the difficulty Of shipping.
The sales in this market for present and
future delivery, including Smiths Ferry
oil, amounting TO l., 600 barrels.
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From, Se u.ouis

ST. LOUIS, July 13.-The Theatre
COmique, on Fifth street, between
Franklin avenue and Washington
street, was totally destroyed by fire at
, o'clock this afternoon. The origin of
the fire is unknown. Insurance not as.
certained.
A special from Junction City, Kan
says: The cholera had broken out at
Fort Harker, June 18th, since when
over dozen soldiers of the 3Sth color
ed infantry and several citizens, inclu-
ding George X. Eaton and William Ed
wards, of the Quartermaster Depart
ment, and u brother of CaptaiR AmeS,
have died.
There are now nearly % soldiers i'll
the hospital sick with the cholera.
Surgeons think the disease is caused by
the recent overflow of the Smoky Hill
river. Seven citizens of Saleua and
one of Junction city have also died.
Major Cooper, of the 9TH Cavalry, shot
himself through the head in q fit of tenn
porary insanity while on the march
with General Gustav.
Voluntary cavalry is rapidly arriv-
ing at Fort Harker.
The Indians have gone to receive
their annuity goods from Leavenworth.
Extensive deposits of coal had been
discovered on the line of the Pacific
railway, 30 miles from Pond Crceh, on
the route of the Albuquerque. Mr..
Sanderson, proprietor of the Santa Fe
stage line, reports the veins from IL to
Is feet thick. Specimens received here
are pronounced of the best quality OF
bituminous coal
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cincinnati Marker.

CINCINNATI. July l3.
FLoUR-Dull, but unchanged, fresh
ground family, including new, " 5oa
Is 90.
WHEAT-Irregular, and prices low
er: good deal Of new offering ut Pa
2 40; millers holding back, anticipating
lower prices.
CORN-Unehanged; sales Of No. l at
75a76.
OATS-Scarce and firmer; No. held
at 80 at the close; scarce and none offer
ing; No. nominally held at l 80.
C0TT0N-Dull, bnt prices are nm
changed; middling 23l.
WHISKY-30 in bond.
MESS PORK-Firnl at % 90; but few
sellers.
BULK MEATS-Buoyant; holders
asking higher prices; 9.all! offered for
shoulders and sides, bnt 4c higher was
asked; all the sides to be had at III were
taken.
BACON-In demand, at 10! for shout
ders; IL for sides; 13 for clear ribbed, and
l3l for clear, but at the close none
could have been bought at those rates;
holders asked 4alc higher.
HAMS-Higher: common ~. and
sugar cured u.
LARD-Held ont Of market though
the demand is not large; 100 tierces sold
at l2t, hut holders generally asked l3,
the general feeling is strong, based up
on the belief that prices of all articles
must further advance materially. The
consumptive demand from the South is
very large and pressing for bacon and
barrel pork.
BUTTER-Firm for fresh in good
order but dull for other kinds.
EGGS-Dull at Halls.
LINSEED OIL-Dull at ~.
SUGAR-Firm at l2al5a for raw aud
l7ialS for refined.
COFFEE-Firm with good demand
G0LD-13S4.
MONEY-Market unchanged.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches
FROM NEW YORK.
Rumorcd Fiiibustering Expedition
Forcisu Ministers Leaving Mexico.

Foreign Ministers Leaving Mexico.
New YORK, July IA special from
New Orleans to the Herald states that
information has been received at Sher-
dams headquarters that party OF one
hundred tilibusters, among them some
half doZe! desertcrs from the army, had
left New Orleans within day or two,
destined for Mexico. 1t is known that
they have not gone direct To the Rio
Grande, and it is surmiscd that they
have gone via Havana. The informa-
ton is not. however. regarded as I'M
questionable. If any party has lett, us
reported, it has been under cover OF emil
grafton to the British Honduras. IL Is
also stated that authentic information
has been received that the letter, or proc
lamation, purporting to have been Is
sued by EScObedo against foreigners, Is
forgery.
The Herald's correspondence from the
CITY of Mexico, June 9th, says that u
difficulty in regard to the French Min
lister in Dano has been adjusted and he
leaves at once for Vera Cruz, as do also
French and Austrians who wish to re-
turn to Europe.
FL Pajau Rego republishes an order OF
the general government, vitiating. the
titles of all conveyances, concessions,
&C., made by the Imperial government.
All foreign representatives, except the
American consul, are preparing to leave.
A post .cript 10 the same letter, dated
9P. NJ, saws: The affair in regard to
the French Minister was not settled as
stated in the letter. His passports were
peremptorily refused, and he was told
he could not leave the country under
any pretense. The authorities informed
him that Mexico had an account so set
tie with France for the part she took
during the Intervention and for the lives
and property destroyed during that
period, and if the same was not prompt,
iy adjusted the Mexican Government
would proceed against the property OF
French subjects throughout the Re
publir.
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From ~. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July IA letter from
Fort Wallace, Kansas, dated 10Th, Civ
ing an account of the Indian attack on
Pond Creek Station. three days previ-
Gus. in which four soldiers were killed,
seven wounded, and one missing, says
tha' during the month of June fifteen
men were killed and twelve wounded,
at or in the vicinity of Fort Wallace;
also, that during the >ame time 500, 900
worth uf p.-r-rtr belonging To the
Stage Company was taken or destroyed
by the Indians between Clark Bluff and
Lake Station, distance of 100 miles.
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w.s,er, s,.,ns

NEW YORK, July l3.-rhe Herald's
Leavenworth special says: 4 iight took
place near Fort Wallace on the Goth
ult., in which six cavalrymen were
killed and the soldiers driven back to
the fort. A nOn-commissioned officer
was captured by the Indians and mu-
tilated and tortured in q most horrible
manner.
Thirteen colored soldiers had died q {
Fort Harker from chelera.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
New York Marker.


New YORK, July ID.
COTTON-Unchanged; sales of Zoo
bales uplands at 26a26l.
FLOUR-Receipts 5775 bbls, and H.
ll9 bags: market - better for high
grades: others unchanged; sales 100
bblS SupeTiine State and western at 10
a. -: 6Oal0 GO for extra western; III %
al2 60 for choice: 10 l0all 81 for shipping
Ohio: IL Goals II for trade brands; 10 00
all 40 for spring st. Louis; Il 00al9 90
for winter California flour pc higher;
With sales 500 bbls at II 20al2 80.
Rye -four tirmer; sales 800 barrels at
Z 25a9 -.
WNlSKl-Quiet and steady.
WIIEAT-Receipt 2i0 bushels: mar
ket shade tirmer, and quiet; sales 49,,
900 bushels at : 30a2 81 for No. = Mil
waukee, = 90 for new crop, red jersey;
, 10 for white California.
RYE-Quiet; sales 1000 bush. western
at ~; and 500 flush. Canada at 50.
BARLEY-Quiet; sales 5000 bushels
four rowed Canada West, in bond. at
| u.
BARLEY MALT-Dmll.
CORN-Receipts 35,4y9; market dull
and favors buyers; sales Al, 900 bushels
at 05al o. new mixed western; 90
for very choice do; 93a1 o. for unsound;
% for New Orleans, and l5al 10 for
white western.
OATS-Receipts $50 bushels; market
shade tirmer; sales 5000 bushels ut go
for western and 92s for Ohio.
COAL--Quiet and unchanged.
&LEATHER-Sole in fair request, at
:}Oa3l. for Buenos Ayres light weights.
WOOL-Dull and heavy; sales 25O,0 900
pounds at 50a60 for domestic fleece; 20
for pick, and 4ia46 for superfne pulled.
RICE -Nominally unchanged.
C0FFEE-Dull and unchanged.
SUGAR-Steady; sales 100 hogsheads
ut llfal2i for Cuba.
MOLASSES-Heavy; sales 100 bar
rels; Cuba I5a47.
Observation-Disclosures nominal at Il;
refined in bond quiet at 26ia21.
HOPS-Quiet.
PORK-Opened frmer and closed
heavy:sales of $3.50 barrels at % 10
a23 80 for new mess, closing at % 10
cash; ~ 80 for old mess; 10 30 for prime,
and 81 80 for prime mess.
BEEF-Firm, sales of l75 barrels.
BEEF HAMS-Nominal.
BACON-Scarce; held above the views
of buyers.
CUT MEATS-Sales of 400 packages
at Ssal04 for shoulders, 124al4i for hams.
LARD-Firmer, sales of 1000 barrels
ut llsal3
BUTTER-Quiet; l0a22 for Ohio new.
CHEESE-Heavy at 7al4l.
LATEST MARKET-5P. Pm.
FLOUR-Closed firm wi h an i'm
proved tendency for choice grades and
very quiet and nominally unchanged
for other kinds.
WHEAT-Quiet and very firm; No. 9
spring 20a2 40; No. spring = 55aa O..
RlE-Steady at 50 for western.
OATS-Qniet and firm at s3asa for
western and 92a93 for Ohio.
C0RN-Dull and heavy at DIAL "a
for good to strictly prime new mix,d
western.
PORK-Heavy and lower; sales 1900
bbls new mess at - 80 cash and % 90
regular; closing with sellers ut quota
tions.
BEEE-Quiet and steady. .-.-
CUT MEAfS-In fair demand and
prices advancing
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science, acting upon the Beard and Hair in an
Utmost miraculous manner. II has been used by
The elite OF Paris and London with the mott
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gwen In every instance, the money win be cheer
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mailed free. Address BERGER SHUTS 4
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, July l3.-Registra-
ton closed in this city to-day. The
colored majority is lll9. -,
A company with 1927 900 capital paid
M. was formed to-day for the purpose
of pure hasing lands in Virginia for the
development of the resources of the
State. c. :. IianIlin, of Ohio, is Presi-
dent and Thomas II. Wynne, of Nir-
riuia, Secretary.
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Boiler Explosion.

LANCASTER, Pa, July 13.-The boilers
OF the Fulton cotton mill exploded
early this morning. The engineer. d.
I. Hannah, was killed The superiu-
teHdent, VIM. Plumber, had both legs
and an arm broken. A fireman had his
leg fractured, and is otherwise injured.
A few ofthe females were more or less
scalded. One OF the boilers was carried
into the mill and the other was thrown
a square from the building. The east
end of the house is demolished. \ man
named Myers was found IN the ruins.
and there may he more there. The mill
is owred by j. X. Bitner x Bro.
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THR RRGIsTER can point TO it, p.,r
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noliey, Believing that the war was ended ant
its lesitimate purposes attained with the surtrn
jer of the rebel armies, and the abandonment Of
sIavery and secession by the South, the RE.IS
rgR viii be the unhinehing advocate Of all meas
nres that tend 20 promote the national harmony
10 Trstors the unity Of the Government and 10
extend 20 all sections the Prieeieaa hsssinr-s of
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New York Stock Market

NEW YORK, July -.
Gold opened at 1894 and closed at
l391al39t.
Ohio certificates 264; Cumberland 800
a4O; Quicksilver, 33la35: Mariposa, l0a
lOl; Western Union Telegraph, ASIA
a4sf: Pacific Mail, l43fal44; Atlantic
Mail, ll0i; New York Central, lO5salO6;
Erie, 7l!a71s; Hudson, 1O9allO; Read
ing, lO4talU4!; Michigan Central, 11Oa
all0l; Michigan Southern, s0laSl; Il
linois Central, l23; Pittsburg, 9l4a9ls;
Toledo, 1l9sall7i; Rock Island, %;
Northwestern, 45t; do preferred ,6S!a6Ss;
Fort Wayne, 10lfa10l$; Wabash 49l.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, July IL.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to 96O head, against 1876 last week. OF
the number offered, $50 head came from
Ohio, and AS from West Virginia, over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with
81 left over from last week. OF the re-
ceipts $50 head were sold for Philadel-
phia, and the balance taken by Balti-
pQre butchers, prices to-day ranged rs
foll0ws; Ottr -Ouwv-----l-SnalaW ars Mt
4 75a500 80; common Cattle e 600 SO; rafr
75a70O; good 25aSo0; and prime s25asOO
80 per 100 lbs-but few Mt the latter
price.
SHEEP.-Thc supply this week was
light, and prices shade better. Sales
of good old Sheep at Alas cents per ID
gross. Lambs are scarce, and selling at
;ia400 per head.
HoGs.-The supply was not equal to
the demand this week, and prices are
better; sales at l000aSlOO0 IS per 100 lbs
net
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July IL
Flour very firm. Wheat firm at ga
2 90 for red, and 2 l0a2 Is for favorite
st. Louis. Corn steady at 84fa35. Oats
firm ut 50. Rye scarce at Hal Is.
Barley nominal at 90. Whisky 32a33.
Mess pork firm at - 25a22 80. Blk
meats higher. Lard firm.
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RunulO narixf',

BUFFA:.9, July l3
Flour firmer and about 2a4 shillEgs
better on some grades; IL 0Oall IS ior
spriug, and II 0Oa12 50for amber winter.
Wheat quiet; 2 o5a2 90 for white; 2 so
for No. l Milwaukee and = 30 for No. 2.
Corn, % for No. and 90 for. No. 2.
Oats, No. = Chicago 10. Freights, oats
7faS to New York.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, July l3.
SENATE.


communication was presented from
The Secretary of the Interior IN respo ,;nn
to n resolution calling for inforlnai';; o =
on the nature and origin OF the i""'""
Siffieulties and ordered printed. a..
A message was received HUN '"'
President. oo,,;vs sas.
ZION subsequently taking short recess
o. raassembling a message was re-
oo;uad from the House announcing It's
oct;on on the conference report on the
Reconstruction bill. $50,
Mr.. Trumbull explained that the bill
was substantially disagreed upon by
the Senate and had no new features IN
corporated in it mainly efiectlng tS
character.
Mr.. Sumner thought Congress had
not been radical enough. The ciVii
governments of the South should nave
been swept away at once.
After considerable debate. the CONFER
ence report was agreed to. ,
Mr.. Sumner moved to suspend the
rule of Friday that he might call mp MS
universal suffrage bill.
The motion was ruled out OF order
as it could not be made without uas
notice. -. Car
Mr.. Sumner gave such notice 'oi
Monday. r;o
The House bill making an approlrla-
ton for carrying out the reconstruction y
measure was read twice and ordered
printed. LII Cor .ho
normanenf location of all the Indian
tribes i'm territory to be set apart
therefor between the Missouri river and
the Rocky Mountains, which was or
dered to be printed.
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BACON AND LARD,
INF OUR OWN CURING.
~ Choice new shoulders,
Sugar cured hams, plain, "a.
" 4" canyaSstsi.
Plain hams,
sides rib, clear rib. and clear. d. 30,
' " PRYOR, HANDLAN s co.