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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-04-12

DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE has
AGAIN been awarded the FIRST PRE-
MUM AT THE GREAT NEW ENG
LAND FAIR OF 1866. ALSO AT
THE STATE FAIRS of NEW HAMP.
SHIRE, NEW YORK, MICHIGAN,
WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, IOWA,
&c. AND TOOK THE FIRST PRE-
MUM THE SILVER MEDAL) AT
THE LAST FAIR OF THE AMERI-
CAN INSTITUTE.
These are the cheapest and best machin.
es for washing and wringing clothes. The
Washer, using boiling hot suds, saves three
fourths the labor and time: takes out oil
the dirt; no sore hands, no feted air; nc
injury to the clothes.
SoLoN ROBINSON says II assure yeu
our machine, after years use, isthought
more Of to-day than ever, and would not be
parted with under any consideration
Mr. ORANGE JUDI, Editor Of the Amer.
lean Agriculturist, says; 'Our better-hali
says this is taken to most kindly by the
! help and that she cannot persuade them
to use any other while this is at hand.n
Prof. YouMANs, M. D., says: "Our fam
lily is not small, but a smart girl, II years
old, did the washing last week in about four
hours, and that, toe, more as frolic than
a task.N
Bishop SCoTT, of the NJ. E. Church
Odessa, Del, says: ~ took hold (Which OF
course, l should not have done if we had
no machine), and in 2 10 hours we put
through eleven dozen pieces, many Of which
were sheets, and they were we'll done, too
We like orr machine rnnch: could not be
persuaded to do without it,
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-04-12
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,! o. Drawer $500
OLD AT WHOLESA LIE, Five Packs
gss for One Dollar, and at retail By ths
Druggists Of New Oregon. Greece 80
Inns Springs in 6lis County
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miro is therefore charged with violating the law in
laion 10 cr'ety animals. On the above complaint
Mr. Wsit rnire arrested by officer of the Lover
Police Court issaed by Justice Bowling,
ana vquired 10 gvc bail IN The of 5000 10 answer
bct're the Court or Sessions Hr. WaeImire denies
,te charge but admits keeping cattle in his yards for
sIoyers who him for feeding, watering and
otherwise providing Tor their safety and comfort
CAPTURE OF AIEngD BusGLAss.-Two aborers, named
Daniel sullivan and Charles Craige yesterday
rested by detectives OF the Third precinct the
charge Of having broken into the basement Of premises
249 Greenwich street. occupied by Mr.. Eugene Murphy
as carpet weaving mandatory, and stealing thererom
quantity OF hanne strips, valued at $25 After secur
ing the plumber the prisoners charged sold TO Con-
rad Peter Of No avenue C., representing 10 him that
they had bought the goods from peder The property
was recovered by the detectives. Justice bowling, be-
fore whom the prisoners were arraigned, committed
them Tor trial in default OF 81 900 bail each Both the
prisoners live at 65 Cherry street. Crage was formerly
in the employ Of Mr. Murphy, and consequently had
perfect knowledge Of the premises which we're entered
and robbed
Assault WITH RAzoR-On the sth instant Patrick
Redmond, Of 10 Greenwich street. and Patrick Burns
runner became involved in quarrel, during which is
alleged Burns drew and cut his antagonist several
times In the face, infcting wounds Since that
time till yesterday Redmond has been confined TO his
house from the effects OF the Injuries He appeared be
fore Justice Bowling yesterday afternoon and made
complaint against Burns who arrested by ofncer
Dowde OF the Tombs Police Court and committed for
trial In default Of $1,000 BAIL
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COUNT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.

Trial Of Patrick Dwyer for tho Hemscide or
Patrick McCudden.
Before Judge Russell
The trial OF Patrick Dryer, indicted for shootin Z
Patrick McCuddsn, resumed yesterday. The court
rom was crowded by tho friends Of both paxtss in
deed the hangerson Of all the banooms In the Four
tesnth ward whore the occurrence took place. adjourned
TO assemble 10 the General sess,ona
Al the request Of the counsel for the prisoner VIM
Ficrsnce former employer Of Dwysr was examined 70
prove bis character for sobrsy peacabeness and gsns
John W. Troy was then examined BY Assistant District
Attorney Huto6nss and gave his account Of the clrcum
etancss attending the shootng:-Dwyer told McCudden
want them 70 come In the house, and wished that
they would not compel him TO wait them, add
Ing whats the use Of you making mus
house, Mccudden walked towards the witness and
called him : lighting son q . BIB, and without
come 10 here fcr--to raise mus or kin peoplein and
round and f.oss him, ~ssn bSysr rsd ne sss sSos;
the deceased went towards the Brooms street door,
,ms bach ss: ss net
Tuomey went Into the back room; Troy heard sbee
there; NcCaddsn and Tuomsy van out Of TIE BsOons
g oas but Dwysr requested him % remain ana have
found pisoS p Il sosss behind TIE bar = ISnss's
aicon three barrels Of which wsrs loaded and hres dis
charged
James l. King gave N account Of . din,culty which
took place bstween McCudden, Dugan and Dwye about
ten months before the homicide, % which Tins King
picked up sx.basllsd revolver That fell from Dryers
pocket HM
George W. Mckay, the Coroner's Clerk, testified that
the pistol In question was handed 70 him BY Deputy
Coroner Beach, and was under his control until he
delivered 70 the proper authorities In the District A.
torncy's once
Mr. Hutchngs closed the prossc uton, rsserving the
r,ehs 70 cali Coroner Cover and police sergeant
The Junior counsel for ths defence then proceeded 10
read lengthy speech in opening the case, which was
patiently lrtened 70 by the jury The burden Of the
composo wss that the character Of Mr. Dryer ould
be proved 70 b excslsn and that hcCudden. the de-
ceased was Q representative OF class known In New
York a ssrOwdiea"
Al The concIuaop Of the speech the court adjourned
Till this Thursday morning
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ACCENT on THE LONG SLAM RAILROAD.

Ore Mas Killed and One Seriously InIwr~d.
Yesterday afternoon - engine No. 80, the George ,.
Carman, approaching the village OF jamaica and
almost the spot where The former fearful acci
dent occurred, u was suddenly thrown from the track
by the leo down smbanknent Of twenty feet carry
ina with twenty men, employees Of the road The
ensinser jumped from his engine and vas terribly
bruised, and biz recovery 10 doubtful The employs
who killed superintendent Of the yard st HON.
ter's Point: his 10 James Mclaughlin. Conside-
rable dhcul occurred IN releasing him. he was COM
pletely covered BY rubbish, and horribly manglsd
and dead when cxtricated. The other employees had >
miraculous escape. The engine u not badly damaged.
passenger train arrived Al Hunters Point at ID 30 yes
tsrday, the first since last Saturday. M -
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CaAHcp o. EMBxznnuu-Two CoxvrAlsra Peter
A,lcr formerly member Of the firm Of Mssss l. Lin
coin Co., doing business at No ~ warren street. was
yesterday arrested BY ocer wilkinson, Of The Twenty
sixth precinct warrant issued by Justice Bowling
Mt Joseph n. howard, member Of the above Arm, In
esh Instant the accused who was clerk in his employ
feoniousy smbsxaed and appropriated 70 his the
sum Of $500, which he drew nom the Chatham National
complaint 70 by Mr. Howard, be further charges
that on the 10th inst Aer drew S2S0o more from the
rm and converted The same 70 Ss own bsnst without
the knowledge or consent Of his employer Aler,
through his counsel contends THAI a. tho time Of draw
ing the moneys from the bank be was member Of the
firm and that there nothing criminal In the act
On the other hand the complainant that the nrm
UP the business Aer had been employed clerk the
month Of January, they agreeing 70 pay him $50 for
that tune rns accused We, required 70 give bail in the
ARREST or JuvEsrs BrRoLARe On Monday night the
basement Of premises l42 Mercer street. occupied by
Francis Long, werc forcbly entered BY burglars and
robbed Of . keeno board, ueed in q gambling game
valued a 500. Yesterday ofcer OF the Fourteenth
precinct arrested two lads named Abraham Marks and
The stolen properly was subseqacpty found Il posses
OF Marks uncle, whose custody II had been LEFT
Bradley pleaded guilty and exculpated Marks from all
crin nality In the matter Justice Bowling committed
both tne prisoners Tor trial.
CRUELTY 70 ASnhta William waltermire, proprietor
of,hs cattle yarosQr lots Of Fysfh street and
Fifth avenue, was recently complained OF by Mr. Henry
Bsrgb, President Of the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty 10 Animals 10 nis anldavt Mr. Bersh charges
the defendant with nhumaniy aud cruelty having lle
head Of cattle confined yards or lots In Firy nh
covered or protected from inclsmepey Of The
weather Mat the yards ere mostly rocky, and
where not rocky are covered with deep mud,
sush and water In which the cattle are Obliged 10 le e..
posed 10 the wet and cold both night and day that M
cattle obliged 10 remain there for hours exposed 70
w weather and without any protection Mr. walter
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pr y ssIA.


The Nsvth Germas ParIiament and Csarse 81
Legislation.
Berlin, Jan. Q, 1851.
decree Of the Minister Of the Interior appoints the
elections for the North German Parliament 70 take place
on the I2h February, end - viii require couple Of
weeks for the results 70 be al known and for the De-
putes 70 arrive q Berlin, viii b. The end Of next
month or perhaps the beginning Of March, bssoss the
Assembly msssa The Prsssian Chambers rsoommsnced
their tings Monday. after the Christmas and New
Of local interest
In fact he most important questions Of the session,
the Budget the Dotatons &C. at settled previous 10
the adjournment; ana the honorable representatives will
have very little to occupy their leisure III they make
way for the new PArliament-many Of whoee member,
however vim be identical With the frussan Legislature
being calculated that at least half Of Vie latter
likely 70 obtain seats In the federal ConusR
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HupsoS, N. T., Jan. 20, 1851.
The storm Of lass Sunday night resulted In . very
serious detention on the Harlem Railroad About three
miles from Hllsdale the drifts from fifteen 10 twenty
feet dsep and no trains have passed through since SUM-
dav ssvnoou II IL said TO BE- che heaviest snow storm
that has visited that section Of the country since the
Harlem railroad was put operation The stock train
that came down on Sunday Vas unable 70 pass the
oocssas ~ nU "a shors cr car s aa
ana head Of CATTLE which fed by the farmers In the
neixhboshood Large gangs Of mon have been n work
disGipg through The drifts since Monday morning. and
il q thoughs Communication viii be opened tomorrow
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E u r O p 6.
The Eastern Question Progressing to a
War Issue.
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plan for the Partition Of the Turkish
Empire aud Division Of the
"Sick Mans" Property.
Russian Policy Against Austria in
Yeland.
90. 90. 20.
nv err AnaQO0o Tn lAN1AnV Ia


The Cunard steamship Cuba, Captain Stone, which
left Liverpool At noon the 12th and Queenstown on
the 18th January arrived a this port yesterday morn
ing bringing European dies and correspondence In
detail Of our cable dispatches to the 18th inst.
The Paris Noneur in publishing news from Vera Cruz
to December H. points out that the movements Of the
French troops the different provinces OF Mexico have
ess the character Of military operations than Of prepa-
ration for their return to France.
The Italian Minister Of Finance was engaged upon
general financial scheme, which will include large
operation based upon the redemption Of the eccleeas
tcal property.
Our special correspondent in 81 Petersburg, writing
on the 9th Of January forwards the following items or
Russian news
The Russian military commission sent 70 the United
States 70 examine breech loading fire aSns consists OF
or the Guard. Their decision will be final It is sup
posed and they TO examine and test the IRE arms
now being tried y the United states y. the s ss y %
a. Minister Prince Gortschako is recovering rapidly.
General Roberts, OF the United States army has left st.
Petersburg for Italy.
n Bartal, Vice President OF the GovernorshIp OF
Pesth, had rendered his resignation in consequence Of
the imperial patent the Austrian army reorganization
having been issued without the assent Of the Council Of
the Governorship in Pesth. He had left for Vienna
having been summoned thither by the Emperor Francis
Joseph
The Judiciary Committee OF the Chamber OF Deputies
in Berlin had refused TO agree to the proposal that
offences against the press laws In Prussia should be re-
fsrred to jury, tho ground that amendment OF
the constitution would at the present time be inoppor
tune.
royal patent had been issued at Munich, releasing
the inhabitants Of the provinces coded to Prussia from
their allegiance 10 the Bavarian crown.
Tho Epoca. OF Madrid. says after the complications
xl,> AZ nd ttna
mont OF st. Domingo, . radical domination in Mexico
will be fatal to the interests of Spain
The British Admiralty preparing estimates for
building first class armorpatcd shp-seven second
class -four DO urret shps coast defence ship four
leen smaller vessels and twenty gunboats
The ship joiners who had been at work the Great
Eastern preparing her Tor the trac between New York
and Bres strike for increase OF pay and the
work on the vessel was partially suspended.
II s remarked in England that the steamship City Of
Boston ofthe Inman line completed within the past
Ten voyages between Liverpool and New York. seventy
thousand statute milssa Performance before It
10 said, squaisd
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LsAvuwonrH, Jan. %, 1867.
Both houses Of che Legislature Of this STATE met In
joint session Al noon 70 day and proceeded 70 ballot for
two United States ssnatora Q. Pomeroy received
eighty and L Lee twsntynvs votes for the long
term Mr.. Pomsroy was then declared duly elected
United States Senator for ak years from the 9Th Of
hanoi vas shsn taken FOR Senator 10 M the vacancy
oaused bv the death OF senatof Lane which resulted AZ
foIlows:-E @. Ross sixty eight; Ex-Governor Thomas
Oussds iinnusncss Of powerful character werc
brousht 70 bear upon the Legislature
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Arrests for Violation Of the Law.
Only two men were brought before Justice Bowling,
Al the Tombs, yesterday. for violating the Excise law
Their names arc Nicholas Mead. 2e3 Broadway, and
Augustus Spence, 20 Park row. The defendants gave
bail In the sum Of $500 each to answer before the Court
OF General Sessions.
JEFFERSON MARKET PoTIcE COURT.
Tho following named liquor dealers were arraigned
liquor without lcenss:-- Aaron Doscher, 10 Amity
place; Henry Behrman 213 Wooster street; Cornelius
Calisghau, 200 West Twenty seventh street; Ono
Schmedes No HorAo street: william Custsr 1ll Wa
yeriey place; Charles Ellsworth, ga Broadway, and
William II. Vehdef, 500 Hudsom street. Th1se
parties were held 10 bail In $500 each 70
answer. Carson Dosche-. los sixth :avenps, was
place. and held 10 bail Andrew Bodine, Of No g
Sixth avenue, George Rodgsr, or No 4Sl Greenwich
street, Henry Henkcr, Of No. "a Hudson street. and
Henry Garbade, OF No 40 Sullivan street. arrested
for selling strong liquor each having but second
class or beer license The license Of Garbads was ex-
hibted In court and - was wordcd precisely similar
the frat class license Justice Dodge referred the par
ties 70 Superintendent Kennedy TO know why they had
been arrested The parties shortly after returned with
notice from the Superints showing that such
cases were 10 be reported 70 the captains, and not
brought before the magistrates Tho parties aTa,gned
on the last complaint were theTsupon discharged.
At TEE KseRx MARKET rotICn COURT
The following named persons were arraigned at this
court :-sebastian Kanru6 No 16e Attorney street;
John s. Kelly No. 90 Goerck street. E4f
AT TnE nrrY-sSvKSrH srnxsr POLICE COURT
Henry H. Hollins corner Of Broadway and Fifty hrst
street. Henry Schahsr Of Eleventh avenue and
FIJI ty.nrst street. s8M Nlt s. b. 4f Mt
The law being enforced Vigorously and all offenders
against ts provisions will be summarily dealt with
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MLaINf cQuaI.

Actisa Asalnss abe second Avenue Railroad
Company.
Before Judge Groes and jury.
Waoold rs. me Second Avenue Railroad Company
This case the particulars Of which reported The
HmAlD yesterday, was resumed 1t the sitting Of the
courA II Is acIien by plaintiff TO recover $500
injuries to bis horse and wagon, alleged 10 have beep
caused by being struck by dummy engine, the prop
erty Of defendants The jury found verdict for s6s
defenhanta
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BneBAnros N T., Jan. "a, 1851.
Henry Gardiner Of Elmira, The murderer who had
new trial granted BY the courts and Who was found
guilty was resentcnced n the Court House this village
this afssuoop, a. half two o'clock BY Judge Mason
81 the Sixth judicial district He 70 Be hanged On the
Ist DAY Of March nex In Elra between the hours Of
zen clock A. A. and two o'clock p n. The PRISONER
manifested no concern for his fate.
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usyoNl N cMIcAee-veaoIcT IN the STEWART DIVORCE
CASE


CHICAGO, Jan. %, 1t6T
me receipts isss night FOR the FIRST performance Of
nstor were sl,soo. Madame Riston says this 10 the
srrss som she hss ever received Cor performance
since her DEBUT the stage The rscspts sosight will
The stewart divorce csss has resulted In verdict for
the dsssudanl-shst 10, refusing divorce 70 Mrs.
Stewart Akt tskM M
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TIE EXCISE Law.

The Excise Commissioners at present very busily
engaged in their department. and money coming into
the Treasury very rapidly. There vers forty applca
tons submitted for license yesterday, thiry-nvs Of
which wers granted.
The following order in regard to the execution Of the
law will be sent TO each police captain today
oRDERs-vo. 48S
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT METROPOLITAN POLICE,
NEW YoRK, Jan 20 1867.
Herewith you win receive the form Of blank No S.
which you will report TO this ONCE the class Of Offenders who
have violated the spuaons entered into by them in their
applications for excise license.
There three varieties of special conditions which
the Excise Board grant license as follows
oad-Applcaons for license to dispose of s.rong and
sprltuons liquors. wines ale and beer by In
packages. and not 70 be drunk on the premises.
spirituous liquors, wises beer" ale beer
alone with the privilege OF drinking on the but
not the same where groceries or other such mer
Persons who offend against any Of the stipulated condi
tons under which the license have been granted
70 be taken before police magistrate The penalty for
tho offence 10 the revocation OF the license and the mags
such license You will therefore make immediate report Of
all such offences committed In precinct in order that
and prayer made for tie revocation Of The license held
In Of the which 10 exist Ia
the application pf the law to restaurants eating houses
oyster houses and such like places which
for the sale Of food it for you and the propetos
such places understand that the liquor counter
readily closed that be enclosed make show
Of It's ordinary and this must be done In
permanent way and not by the use Of or any
liy substitute therefor but In the words Of the law. u
Gro. ". DnKs, Inspector 81 r
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N& @ 8 CLxvuAwp, Jan. "a 1861
Benedict shsy's drug store, Pofrs confectionery
Weeds shoe store. and Bsckwths photographs rooms
on rssri street, we're burned this morning Loss
ST., 10; insurance SIS, 600
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plsh all this without eaasou OF blood and the Eastern
question, which has been so fruitful OF scrd
among tne European Powers would thus be peareab'y
dspos 4 Of
WHAT a, Grt slaht might seem 70 initiate aFrns, tho
idea .at scuenc lse tie ahu sheuld pa'rol.i1sd
by Prussia, i he exirome uaincres'etness which She
would cynce in such wa and for winch rrcsGt events
have certainly nos prepared Al Tire vther Powers get
something either direct through tie establishment
of younger branches OF their respective dynas'rcs,
while Prussia alone gets nothing, for that fruce
Charles OF HobeEzoern becomes tlre independent
eign f Roumania asd rs relieved from the shadow OF
authority stll exercised by the Porte hardly be
considered an equivalent for tAe aransition OF new
KINGDOMS by scons Of the Hapstarg and The Remanons
But II is superhuous TO l,oiDt out thst snrh
plan never be realized by peaceful IL the
would consent 10 arrangements by which Russian
viceroy Is established witnina few days march OF Con-
Of moment has for 70
revert TO Christian ruler In spite Of the regim 10
which he has been subecsed the sick man Is not ye.
sick enough TO be killed on by stroke the PEN his
dissolution will infalbly be prec ded by great convul
sion, and II Prussia assists her husoovte friends in
services
Count Bismarck has long had hankerng after that
part Of Poland which belonged to Prussia from 1894 10
the unfortunate campaign OF jena and which includes
the whole territory west of the vsuia with the capital
g. wssaw itself as 70 obtain a. eny ns
with his usual frankness to several Polish and German
deputies, and though he disappointed in his sxpsc
rsc.ion without his aid they viii scarcely think too
high price pay for the alliance Of Prussia 10
Test Win inc WESTERN 0npr0 OI East
But above all he IL assured that sooner later
between Prussia and France s inevitable, and he judges
very correctly thas there will DO mo- time when Il can be
try than the present just the Prussan army Is in
fhe highest state Of efficiency, well armed, Wen
IL inferior In arms, In organization, and even
In numbers: but II he wait for couple OF years Til
Napoleon has provided his troops with breechloaders
and doubled his military force by the introduction Of
system Of recruitment tho case will be very DIFF
ferent And besides bismarck feels that his health 10
VII nd he hast hA al
coany not only in full enjoyment Of the great conquess
he has made for but from the attacks OF the
only enemy by whom she Is likely to be disturbed it,
To attain this end the Eastern question offers the best
opportunity and is not to DO wondered a. therefore,
that he should seize with avidiy. BY the last
accounts from Gambia, indeed, would seem that the
nsurrecon that was to afford the preext for inter
venton in Turkey s almost crushed; but the Turkish
impossible to place any reliance upon them and then,
an excuse Ia wanted for interfering will always DO
not
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The Latest Dispatches.

The Latest Dispatches.
The Turkish government continued to send reinforce
ments 10 the Creek frontier. r
The Vienna Press publshes an analysis Of circular
note sent by Ali Pacha the 2otn instant to the pro-
tecting Powers Of Greece, urgently requesting them TO
direct the serious attention OF Greece the falhmen
Of the obligations imposed upon her by existing treaties
and demonstrate energecaly with the Greek Cabinet
on the subject.
Should these steps on the part Of the protecting
Powers have result the Porte would be compelled 10
take the necessary measures to defend its rights