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FROM CHICAGO.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l4oi.
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ases at the eonseeraiion Of The aew Episco-
pal Church, ia this city, usx, SuaIay.
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Teas.
IF you want reeily eheies Tea = sssv a&U
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BANKING HOUSE.
First Natsonal Bank ....... Main et-bet Sd b Nh.
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GAS q STEAM FITTINGS.
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Howe Iy.er....,s,,......-.,,. ,...59 Main street
Duncan, Karle { Co,.......i4o d i42 Main street
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RnoKs q srATIoNERY.

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WOOL EM GOODS.
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American Watches.
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MADISON, Wis, Jan. "a.
The mercury was four degrees below zero
this morning.
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Been snowInE oil day.
Five men attscked the revenue officers In
chargeof Wiedels dis'iliery, on the BolIaine
road, yesterday. One Of the officers was in
lnred. The assailanfs we're fired into and one
Hughes hadIy wounded. They were all ar
rested and held for trial
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FURaITt aE

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fizs Cutlery.
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Watches, wateAss, wsssAss,
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EGGS q EUTTER.
Pond 4 Co............eor Main Ninth streets
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LATEST NEWS nv CABLE.

Geo. Francis Train Lecturing in
Cork.
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Bseks.
Bridges Nos / & 2 Estes House
Gold. Silver. and Ivory Mounted canes
G Bridges ,Nes1 4 Estes House.
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Engraving, Brands, & 0cais.
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Veto I'm Alabama.

Governor Smith of Alabama has
vet ocd the bill taking from the pco-
pie the right to vote for presidential
electors in November. The requi-
site two.thir1s could not be obtained
to pass the bill over the governors
veto, so the legislature adjourned
to tho day preceding the prcsidcn-
tial election. What action it may
then take is a matter of conjecture,
but the probabilities arc that on that
day they will attempt again the dis:
reimbursement Of their instruments
the negrocs-aswcll as the whites.
It is pity they have so little faith
in the success Of their own schemes
at reconstructing the south. After
DISTINGUISHING the white voters
they dare not even trust their re-
Gently enfranchiscd negroes; and
Scho6eld refuses them an army with
which to win victory at tho bal
lot-box!.
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Home ana Other Items.

The fall tarm of the Limo Springs
Academy commences on the first
Monday Of September, to continue
for twelve weeks. This institution
offers superior advantages to the
student. Board can be obtained at
reasonable rates in respectable pri-
vatc families. For particulars ad-
dress, \. Craig. at Lime Springs
Iowa.-Tho Decorrah Republican
accepts our challenge to publish one
of Seymour's speeches for every one
Of Grants that VIC will publish, we
to give one of Grant, set in BREWER,
to occupy one column Of space mo
more and no less, the Republican
to publish two columns Of one Of
Seymour's speeches. Not finding
any of Grants speeches making
over a stick full of matter, we shall
be compelled to repeat the same
speech to make the required space,
or if tho Republican prefers we will
publish every speech Grant ever
made in one column, SO far as we
can obtain them. Now Mr.. Repub-
lican, on our filing q column by re-
pcatinga single speech. or by TWEEN
ty speeches, if that number is re-
quired, will you publish an equal
quantity of matter from any Of Sey-
mour's speeches !? Our object is to
let the people hear from the candi-
dates themselves on both sides. We
will in the arrangement allow you
to repeat" If you carnot find full
column speech Of Seymour's. S. On
Saturday, August %. horse race
is to come off at this place between
Cropsy's horse and the Howard
Horse. Stakes $50, on side, half
mile heats, best in three. james
and Harriet Quinn, too late for our
last issue, sent us card of thanks
to the kind friends who assisted
them in the search for their little
son two and half years old, lost
all night on the prairie. Those
friends like the afflicted parents
were abundantly compensated in
finding the ''little wanderer'' unin-
jured. CHARLES G. Schellenger
has our hearty thanks for several
messes Of prairie chickens. On
Wednesday Of this week he took his
owa wife, and : number Of other
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mems wives with his own child, and

mems wives with his own child, and
other children. out to sec the sport
Of chicken hunting. The result Of
the afternoons sport was about
IS slaughtered fowls.-On our
first page may be found the premium
list of the Howard County Agri-
cultural Society for 1868. Preserve
this paper and bring it with you to
the Fair. You will want to refer to
it them Fred Miller has purchased
the stock and material of Daniel
Beam in the harness business .-
The wife of A. B. DeLaRonde at
Leroy, died very suddenly on Mon
day. As we are informed she was
in her usual health, ate her dinner
and in haitian hour was . corpse
The Legislature Of Florida has Ia
ken the right Of the people to vote
for presidential electors away and
given it to the carpet-bag legisla-
ture. simultaneously with this an
nouncement comes . call for more
soldiers to keep the people quiet
while the outrage is being pcrpe-
trated -Thaddeus Stevens is dead.
Almost his last speech in the House
Of Representatives was tribute to
the soundness of the democratic
party on the bonded debt and agaias:
paying the bonds in gold, declaring
that "He would not vote for such
speculation in favor Of the large
bondholders, the millionaircs, *
land if the Republican can.
didate stood on the platform Of pay
ing bloated SPECTATORS twice the
amount agreed to be paid them, and
of taxing his constituents to dea tn,
he would vote for Frank Blair
even if worse man than Seymour
was on the ticket y -.
Subsequent to this, al;uding to
Greeley. snd Garfield of Ohio he
called them .'fools aud swindleys'
and promised to put the fellows to
shame if they are capable Of blush
ing As the penitcnt thief was
forgiven on the cross, we can afford
to let the old man 60 as it is but
simple justice to give the devil his
due. Ben. Hunting, Of Alder
mamie honors in our now town,
reached home from Long Island last
night, whittier he went prior to the
assembling Of the National Conven-
ton. NJ. V. Burdick and Levi
Bulls, attorneys of DEBORAH made
US calls this week. They are both
en- til: war path o:c after bonds
and bondholders !; the, other after
the circuit Julge-ship. From pres
ent Indications bot h are likely to
succeed. -.... go s.a
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County COnven-
ton.

Notice is hereby given that there will be
hell! ut the Court House in Crcsco, ON Sat
ur,lay the 18th, day of August ut o clock
p. NJ. of sud day, Il Democratic County
F., Convention for the purpos: OF sending DEL
csates to the Democratic congressicnai con-
vcntion to be held at West Cnien, and also
to put in noHin .ton suitable c.ndlaate"
for Democrats to support for county oihcers
ut the ensuing election it deemed ADVISABLE.
The ratio Off. presentation VIII bc one DEL
eyate for each town and one for every ten
votes cast for Chss. Mason for Governor,
or each fraction of over five votes.
- l-t& Dated July Odd 1863.
. | a. H. HARRIS.
Cl.i;ru,n Dem. Central Committee.
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Notice is hereby given that judicial
District Convention for the LIST Circuit OF
tho 10th judicial District composed Of the
counties of Alamakee, Ninneshelk ana
Howard will be held at the Court House
in Dccorah Iowa on Saturday September
), 1868 at 1 o'clock p. NJ: OF sail day t."
mt in nomination candidate for Circui.
'Iu,lpe for slid District. The Ratio Of
Representation will be for Alam.See 20
IA lelerat. - tor WinucshicE Co, 10 dele
gates, for Howard Go, delegates. ~
.raru. Datel July %, 1868.
WI. BUnFORD, Allm,kee Go,
T. NJ. FARNSWORTH Winncsheik Go.
. A. II. HARRIS, Howard TO.
Chairmcn of Co. Com, of said Counties
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Terrible Disclosures.

SECRETS FOR THE MILLION.-A most
valuable and wonderful publication. A
work of 400 pages and 30 colorcd engrave-
ings, DR.. HuNrER's WADE MEcUM, an
original and popular treatise on man and
Woman, their Psychology, Functions, and
Sexual disorders Of every kind, with never
failing remedies for their speedy cure.
The practice of DR.. HUNTER has long
been, and still is unbounded; but at the
he has been induced to extend his usefl-
ness through the medium Of his ''vADE ME-
CUM" One copy, securely enveloped, will
be forwarded to any part Of the United
States for $500. Address, DR.. HUNTER,
No, 3 Division Street, New York City.
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Nep York Column.
The Union Pacific B. r co.

Luz Ou1V0 ! 6C1QO -. II w.
Now building . railroad from Omaha,
across the Rocky Moantains, TO make,
with its connections, m unbroken line
between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans,
have just published
A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP.
It comprises full information in relation
to the.
Formation Of the Union Pacific Railroad
Co. Progress of the work-Topography.
Character Of the Country, and Distances
along the Line.
Agricultural Resources, Timber, Minerals
&c.-Farming and Grazing Land Silver
and Gold Timber Z; Coal Iron ; Miner
81 Springs.
How the Union Pacific Railroad is built
Branch and Connecting Roads-The Ida
no, Oregon and Puget's Sound; The
Branch to Montana The Denver and
central Pacific.
Resources for construction .s...
The means sufficient to build the road.
Anticipated business and profits Of the Co.
The way busincss-Actual earnings.
The Union Pacific railroad company's
First Mortgage Bonds-Their security
and Value Principal as we'll as Inter-
est Payable in Gold; Are the Bonds Sc
cure What are they Worth ::as Invest
ment !? &C.
This pamphlet will be sent free by ad-
dressing the company, No. 20 Nassau
street, New York A limited amount Of
the First Mortgage Bonds, Principal and
six per cent. Interest payable in Gold, are
offered at lO2. Full particulars in the
pamphlet.
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Con~re ssiOnal Convention.

The Democracy Of the Third congress
.sional District are requested, through their
delegates to meet in convention at west
Union. on Wednesday the 18th day OF
August, 1868, at Q clock T. NJ, to nom
mate a candidate for Congress, to be
supported ut the November election, ana
for the transaction Of such other business
as may properly GENE before the conven-
ton. .tua#.E@ ....a#
The ratio of representation will be one
delegate for every 100 votes cast fer Chas.
Mason for. Governor, in 1867 and one Tor
each fraction exceeding so, emitting coun-
ties respectively to- the following represent
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To the East.

Passengers going East will find the
Grand Haven Route, the shortest
cheapest, and most COMFORTABLE RovTE
to ali points EAST, on and after Monday
May 4th 1868. The Steamships Of this line
will leave Milwaukee from Co.'S dock, foot
of MILWAUKEE STREET, DAILY,
Saturday excepted) at . 90 II. M.
MAKING rIRECr CoNNECTIOFs ut
Grand Haven with morning express trains
for Detroit and all points EAST. 81 rs
less than by any other route. Through
tickets for sale by Geo. l.. Scott at depot
Prairie du CHEN Wis, and at all principal
ticket officcS in the Northwest, also ut Co.'S
Office 395 Main Street, Milwaukee and
on board Steamships. .......
W. ". WILSON, Western Passenger
Agent Milwaukee, Wis.
TVONAS REII Cnn Smut Detroit
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The stationery account of the
House of Representatives at Wash
ington for 1858 amounted to the
snug sum of 800, $50. The same
account in 1864 was $3S, 600, or an
increase in 1868 over 1864 Of $61, =
$50. This is the way the Radicals
practice economy.
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The Radicals contend Justify that
all men are created free and equal,
while they at the same time put
the negro over the white man wher-
ever they have the power. ~v
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Mitchell Co., Democratic
COMY elAtiOll

The Democrats of Mitchell county iwill
meet at the Court house in Usage, on
5 ,turl.y the 18th, by of August next, to
elect dclcg ties to attend the several Con-
ventions, and do such other business as
they may deem necessary. ..
, Hy order of Central Committee.
\. X EATON, Chairman
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Thad. Stevens described those Of
the radical party who are in favor
Of robbing the people Of $500, 000-
600 and giving it to the bondholders
as fools and swindlers. Old
Thad. had been with them long
enough to End them out.
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THOMAS BELL, Gen. Supt. De
FOR SALE.

The building and lot occupied by E, r.
Dunn as shoe shop on Market Street.
The dwelling house ut the east end Of Peck
street on Gillett's farm with 8 lots, also a
two seated buggy, and two parlor stoves.
For particulars enquire of Aaron kim.
ball.
Cresco August l4th, 1868.
s. PEET.
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In March, 1865, gold was selling
in this city at 124. After more
than two years Of peace it is now
selling at lat, or about twenty
three per cent. higher. Thus Radi-
cal rule has in two years, reduced
the value of the grecnbavks, the
currency which the soldiers is paid
his pension in and the laboring man
receives for his pay, from eighty
cents on the dollar until it is now
only worth sixty eight cents on the
dollar.-.W orld.
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There is to be ratification of the
nomination Of Seymour and Blair
at West Union on Wednesday Au-
gust 10, and also Of the nominee of
the Congressional Convention to be
held there on that day.
The fclloying able speakers are
announced, Hon. Reuben Noble of
McGregor; 0. H. P. Rozelle, ofIn-
dependence; Col. s. G. Van Anda,
Of Manchester: G. G. Wright, of
Wayerly; A. G. Case, Of Bradford;
and w. T. Barker, w. j. Knight,
and VIM. Mills Of Dubuque.
Lot there be grand rally of the
Democracy of the District.
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ID i Il ID.

: At Lime Springs, on Sunday Aug. 2nd !,
at 6 O'Clock r. NJ, Mary Louise, only
child of H. J. and E. L. Stalker, aged 10
months and "a days.
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Exemption from Taxation.

The existing debt is declared not
subject to state. county or municip-
al taxation. But that it is liable
to federal taxation is admitted for
the income tax reachesit, and the
house of representatives, at it's last
session, declared in favor Of a ten
per cent tax on the interest Of the
bonds. Yet the funding bill just
passed by congress assumes to ex-
empt the holders oftwenty-ive hun
dred millions Of dollars from taxation
for thirty or forty years. The Albany
Argus holds that this system of ex-
emption is without warrant or au-
thority under the constitution. and
against public policy, and insists
that the corner stone of the fnan-
cial policy Of the government should
be equality Of taxation.-Bu6alo
Couri er.
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In one month the national debt
increased $53, 600, 600, or at the
rate Of over 1913, 900, 900 per week,
81, s57, 1925 per day, $77,3sO
per hour, and 81 ,289 per minute,
and over $21 per second. How do
the people like this style Of econo-
my which the Radicals are trying to
perpetuate by the election Of Grant?
-Wcrld. ,m... .4r.,., .-..~...
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S1ok-HEApAcHE. Very many ar .
troubled with this distressing COM
plant every few days through the
Summer months. A gentleman from
Ohio who has been subject to such
attacks writes that Goes Dyspepsia
Cure cured him.
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a sure thing Thousands can tes-
tify.
ssCOstar's'' Corn Solvent.
For corns, sunions, warts &C. Try
Il.

Don't suffer with pain wonderful
power Of Healing Every family
should keep Il in the house.
"COstar's'' BuCkthOrn Salyc.
IT. elects - immediate. For cuts
0nrns, Bruises, Wounds, Sore, Breast
Files, Ulcers, Old Sores, Itch, scrof
ula and cutaneous eruptions chapped
hands, Lips 10. Bites Of animals,
Insects &c.
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" / find sIloOnand's
. good tonic. useful
digestive organs, and
cases Of debility, aud
action in the system.
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UisOs W. "VV1' W INV
HON. IA MES THOMPSON.

Judge Of the Supreme fSut Of ltrnsyl,dnia.
Philadelphia, April Is, 1865,
II consider 1Ioo6asdis German Bitters ralsabis
medicine IN case Of ATTACKS Of Indigestion Dyspep
ala. can sNrtify this from my experience oft.
foIus, With respect,
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1vOMPLETE assortment Of Crooks.
~ Jars, Milk Pans, jugs &c., ct
STROTHER & KIRKPATRICKx.
Cresco, Iowa.
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You want to buy Good Gosds, z an
- Kinds, Cheap for Cash, call On
STROTHER & KIRKPATRICK.
South End Of Brick Block, Cresss I.v..
August LIT, 1867 I'm
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/. good tonic n.sia! ~ in Diseases s'. q Il:
digestive organs, and 4 = = Of great benefit In
cRses ct debility, and want Of nervous
action In the system. Yours truly,
GEO. W. WOODWARD.
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge Of tie Snrrsme rsut Of lern.yl,ania.
Philadelphia, April =, 1866,
Il consider 1Ioonasd's German Biters' . ralsdbls
medicine IN case Of attacks Of Indigestion Dyspep
ala. can ssrtify this from my experience VI il.
fonus, With respect,
JAMES TnoMpsoN."
From Rev. JOS. II. KBNNARD, u. D.,
IGaor Of the 7tnth Baptist Chwyeh IAil1dlsitlhia.
N. Lack0n-Dear e.: have been frequently
4uSsted to connect my name with recommendations
Of different kinds 81 medicines. but regarding tho
practice =; 10 out ~, o. my sl!rspras" .ns herr.
clear proof In vari ens instances. and
usefulness Of DR.. Iioonands German Btcrs. depart
Tor oscc from my usual c.urs.' L t'.rcrs my fun
conviction that, w grnerul debility # TIE y,t>m. and
vTaration In some cases il may fail but usually
Doubt not II will be very beneficial to th.ss MIo
suffer from the above causes.
Yours, very respectfully,
J.. KENNAKD,
Eighth, below Coates st.
Assitant Editor CAyIstiam Caronicse, P1ilatIpAia.
have derived decided beneat from the nae q
Hoodands German Ditters, aud feel Il my privilege
to recommend them a. most valmsbls to,.ie 10 sll
Who are suffering from general debility Or trs,a dis
sasss arising from derangcnont of tho liver.
Z. D. FEsc ALI,
CAUTION.
Hooda.ds German Remedies are esu.tertsitsd.
IN s.: :: :; s: ::;: y; !; & s
Principal Once AMI Mandatory
4 81 German asdiein. Store, No. 81 ARCH s,rs.,
CHARLES N. EVANS,
German Druggist, Proprietor,
Formerly c. NJ. JACKSON Go.
PRICES
Hoa.aads German s't.'"' ,: ss bottle se.a: ="
Hoodands German Tonic, put up in quart bottles, IS
Per bottle, or half dssen for 60
- Do not forget 70 examine we'll The arGiGls ysu
esy, N order to get the genuoe.
Fer sale b. All Druggists a1A Dsal.
HOOfLAND's
GERMAN |
TON I(J|
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NOTICE.

II T. y well-estaii.hsd fact that fully onerhalfe Il
the female portion II population ass
seldom In The e.,joy Mcnt Of good health;
or, to uso their own = - expression, "never
feel we'll" They are langUid, devoid Of al
energy extremely nervous, an,l have appetite.
To this class Of persons tho B:TTEkS. or the
TONIC, are especially recommended.
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EADY MADE CLOTHING.-A
- large variety on hand and ~ ssle
on tho best possible terms BY
STROTHER & KIRKPATRICK.
Crcsco, Iowa.
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IL Al RAkES.-A few dozen. more
IL left and for sale cheap, at
STROTHER & KIRKPATRTCK'S.
Brick Block, Cresco Iowa. Aug. I. 1876,
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TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD.

he Supreme e6wrf IF H., writes:
Philadelphia, March 1G, 1867.
nds - German Bitters' 10
rfnl In diseases Of the
and Of great benefit In
and want Of nervous
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-08-14
New Advertisements.

OSlERY.-Men's, Wonen's Mis-
- ses's, Boys and Childrsn's Hosi.
cry, just received and for sale cheap, y
STROTHER 4 KIRKPATRICK.
South End Brick Block, Creseo Isws.
August LIST, 1867.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-08-14

M ESS Beef. Pork, Mackeral, White
~ Fish, Herring and Cod-Ssh, ~
STROTHER 4 KlRKPATRICK'S.
Brick Block, Creses, Iowa. .,a. I'D,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-08-14
1udicial District Conv entiOn

NJ. M. IAN, Chm'n Com.