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A Reduction Of County & TIP. Taxes
8 q o g g g 9 g
IN ON E YEAR,
FALsEIEOOH,s EXPOSED

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DISTRICT ELECTORS.
1st Dist-JOHN B. JEUP.
I'd " JIM. NOBLE.
Sd GEO. w. HOUCK.
4th " W. JACKSON.
5th ISAAC S. PILLARS.
9th NJ H.. DAVIS.
7th " WI. j. ALEXANDER.
Sth E. POPPLETON.
9th " JOHN A. CRAMER.
10th ANDREW ROACH.
18th q EZRA V. DEAN.
18th ' j. j. GREENE.
18th C. FOLLETT.
18th H. Ii. POPPLETON.
18th :" ISAAC STANLEY.
18th A. w. PATRICK.
18th " SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
18th iWEO. WEIMER.
10th MATT. BIRCHARD.
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With the exception Of Noble, Monroe
County's taxes is less than any of the
above. We will now examine the popu-
lation and tax per head question:
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No premium shall be awarded In this GLASS
except to the producer and the crop Of 1868.
Committee-Pred Muhleman Jas Walton,
VIM. Brownfeld, Thomas Nelson, Joseph
Hines, Jacob Vernon.
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Commit Ring, Richard Miles,
George s. Algeo, Edward okey, Frank oblin-
ger. DR.. George W. Mason.
CLASS G-1st DEPARTMENT--FIRs DAY.
A premium of S1O will be given to the
slowest mule, three times round the track.
ANY mule of any age may be entered, but no
one allowed to ride his own mule. The ri
ders may be changed at each round, if the
Judges see fit. Five entries to make a fill
and three to start.
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WOOdsficld. Get. g. 1868.
National Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HORATIO SEYMOUR
of New York.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
FRANCIS p. BLAIR, JR.,
of Missouri.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, STATE hT LARGE,
Hon. RUFUS P. RANNEY, Cuyahoga
Hon. HUGH j. JEWETT, Muskingam
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Fastest trotting horse, mare or gelding,
under four years old, under sad
die, best two in three, four
rounds to the heat. Five ell
tries to make fill and three to
Start ,....s... YAo
Fastest trotting horse. mare or gelding,
under FIVE years old. to 60 as
they please. best two in three,
five rounds to the heat. Three
entries to make fill and two to
start .......,.............
Fastest pacing or racking horse, mare
or gelding to go under saddle,
best three in five, five rounds to
the heat. Three entries to
make fill and two to start. ...S35
SECOND DAY.
Fastest double team, to 80 any gait,
best three in FIVE, five roulds.to
the heat. two entries, to make
fill and two to start. ..........$2O
Fastest racking or pacing mare or geld
ing, under four years old under
saddle, best two in three, four
rounds to the heat Three to
make fill and two to start $50
Fastest trottiug horse, mare or gelding
in harness, best three in five,
five rounds to the heat. Three
entries to make fill and two TO
start. t................ .....'S 30
Entrance fee in above class fifteen per cent.
on the premium.
Committee-Jno. 7. Williamson, Jeremiah
Witten, Thomas A. Way, Thomas Neal, DR..
VIM. Walton, DR. Geo. W. Mason.
CLASS Hist DEPARTMENT.
Rest lack over three wears old IS So
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CLASS A-2d DEPARTMENT.
CLASS B-2d DEPARTMENT.
DeuonS.

DevonS.
Best bull over three years ..........S10 80
best bull over two years ...........
best bull over one year. 2
best COW over three years. z
best heifer over two years. z
best heifer over one year. ......... z
best heller cali ......
| Committee same as class A.
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And we find reduction.........$6,l ,lO9
in one year of the county levy of SIX
THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND
NINE DOLLARS!
Further, the school tax levied by the
Tp. authorities in 1867, was S27,522,
and Tp. tax 1923, 1886; total. .s50,S5S 90
In 1868 the levy for school
tax is S2i,602 Sc, and the
TIP. tax $l1,53S 05; total. 80, 40 81
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CLASS A-IsT DEPARTMENT.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

Tnrs P1crURs AND THAT Tho
newspapers tell us that there ars
fifty thousand men and twenty thou
sand women out Of employment now
in New York city. And this mum
Der is to be daily increased by Il
pincbing times and the decline
business! And that too in the + ~l-
Of % long and inclcment winter, W m
provisions raised by paper mos. Is
and excessive taxation Of the .ho
est kind Of prices. Potatoes b 1c.
gone up to six and seven dor ,ko
and onions to seven and eight ), tho
lars barrel. Turnips have
in price, and -four has advanc ;,
other dollar barrel. Yet, ira!iy
up excessive taxatiap, the org
money system, and these high
prices, a radical Congress insists
upon spending two hundred millions
of dollars year of the public money
in the Freedman Bureau and mill
tary governments Of the south, and
all for what? To maintain negro
supremacy in ten states, and thus
win seventy electoral votes for a
radical President. Could anything
be more cruel, more reckless, more
atrocious DAY Book.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

A Radical paper says the nomi-
nation of Gen. Grant, for President,
is opposed only by such extremists
as Wendell Phillips, and tells us
who they are. 1t says:
tThey are the party of vengeance.
con6scation, pains and penalties.
They would enthrono the negro
above the white, and make an Ire
land Of the South" etc., etc.
The world does move. A few
months ago this language stamped
its author Is = .'copperhead'' and
q "traitor." :" The Union soldier
that used 1t was termed "a rebel"
patriot that stayed safely at home
during the war.
The radical papers however will
hardly make the world believe,
whatever their present professions,
that they are not guilty Of creating
the ''niggcr hells" at tbs South. It
is , crime Of the radical party
They cannot shake off the response
bility by attributing it to Wendell
Phillips, and few extremeists. st.
Paul Pioneer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

negroes, and the consequent ruin of
our institutions. The half million
of lives sacrificed, the six thousand
millions of property wasted, the
ruin of the American cotton produc-
tion, and consequent destruction of
our foreign commerce, with the final
downfall of New York and other
great centres of trade built upon
the products Of so-callcd slave
labor, are all as absolutely the
work Of the British eligarcby as if
they had done it with their own
hands instead of those of their alb
ject and miserable tools-Garrison,
Cheevcr, %phn Brown, Abe. Lin
coin. &c. Why. then, in the name
d Heaven and common justice,
should we not send these Irishmen,
not merely to liberato Ireland from
the unnatural rule of Englistmen,
but for the infinitely greater, and
benc6eent purpose Of overthrowing
that accarsed Britishism altogether
which, through its Abolition agents,
has inflicted such enormous evils on
US? -Day-Book.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

TRoD UpoN Hrs To.s.-Last
night at the theatre, q gentleman
felt the pleasure of two little fairy
feet upon his patent feathers. At
first the sensation was delight full. j.
It made inexpressibly delightful
thrills pass through his body; but
these sensations wore away, and the
pressure began to feel the least bit
uncomfortable.
"Madamc!" he gently suggested,
''You are standing on Thy feet.
s'Your feet, sir!''
eyes, madam"
Goodness! I beg your pardon,
sir, I thought I was standing on a
block Of wood-they are quite large
sir!"
'.Quite-but you covered 'em
madam"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10
The Future Of Fenianisnn.

We never doubt for moment the
final result of Fenianism-so far as
tho liberation of Ireland is concern
ed; and indeed, in conjunction with
other concurring causes, it is quite
possible that It may become the
main instrument or agency for the
utter overthrow Of the British sys-
tenn itself in England as we'll as Ire
land. Such . final consummation
is in perfect accord with the retri-
butive justice inherent in the ma
ture Of things and the overruling de-
signs If bene6cent Providence.
For . hundred years past the Brit
ish government has been driving
Irishmen from their homes aud the
graves Of their fathers to these
States, and this reaction and re-
turn Of Irish-Americans to punish
their oppressors and liberate Irc-
land, is the most natural, and in
deed sensible, retribution tho mind
can conceive Of. But there is .
deeper and far more terrible signi6-
canoe in this Fenisn movement than
that which involves the mere desti-
ny Of Ireland. The English aristoc-
rncy sent us Abolitionism, and the
American Democracy sent them Fe.
nianism in return. They sent their
agents here to corrupt and delude
our people into amalgamation with
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

As MIGHT BE ExpEcrED. .-Mezic
is in another muddlc. Mr.. Juarcz.
it seems, having all the military
under his control, carried the clec-.
ITEMS in the various provinces very
much as our radical fellow citizens
have carried the late elections in
our southern states. The farce Of
the ballot-box and the bayonct re-
suited in Mexico. as Il has in our
.'unrcconstructed" states, in clcr-
tions to suit the military authority.
without the slightest regard to tho
wishes Of tho popular majority. THO
Yucatanos are in revolt agains. this
species of tyranny, and Santa Anua
proposes to lead them in new rev.
olution. Other Mexican provinces
are about to follow suit, and Mr..
Juarez is promised a very uneasy
time Of it for carrying cut his ideas
of reconstruction. Radicalism will
inevitably bring about similar
state of things here if it continues
to use the military power to convert
the elections into burlcsqucs on in
tclligont freedom.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10
Sour grapes.

A radical morning paper philoso-
phizes in this wise:
After all the bother about St.
Thomas. it seems doubtful whether
the islanders will consent to be
bought. They do not want to pay
taxes CT customs duty, and SO VIC
arc called upon not only to pay ST.
500, 900 for their ridiculous little
q1aking Paradise, but to exempt
them fre m the burdens of citizen
ship while insuring them all its
rights We had better let them
alone, to be rocked in tho cradle of
the dcep-toasted by volcanoes, and
tumbled by hurricanes, at their own
sweet will. At the bare purchase
price they are much too DEAR
This has . flavor Of sour grapes.
The St. Thomas people are not so
green as the radical philosopher i'm
agines. At present they are living
under q white mans government, -
have no Freedmen's Bureau to sup
port,-enjoy much more liberty
than We are just now granting to
some millions Of our own people,
are not threatened with the doom Of
analgamation-are not condemned
to make slaves of themselves in or
der that ''loyal men" should have
their big bounties, prohibitory tar
ifs, gold interest on their bonds &c.
Under these circumstances, one can
not help but conclude that the islam
ders on the whole, do well to take
the earthquake and volcano risks,
rather ttan come into the United
States, so long as its Government"
is run, by the Rump Congress, and
a party Of 'sgreat moral ideas. -
The inhabitants have not .read the
story of tho spider and the Ay to no
purpose.-N. Y. Express.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

It is one of the anomalies Of this
age that our credulity appears to
keep pace with our reason. We arc
becoming SO severely logical, and
our reasoning powers are SO keenly
developed, that we are beginning
to have grave doubts about the Mo-
sale records, to suffer from a sort of
Hebraic perplcxity as to the authen-
ticity Of tho Psalms, to look coyly
upon miracles, to detect discrepan-
cies in the New Testament, and to
fear there must be some mistake
about the Incarnation; and yet,
amidst all this intellectual revision
of revelation, we find the educated
and the refined thronging to the
sEANcEs Of the medium spcculating
with the utmost seriousness on the
apparition Of spectral hands, and
the mysterious animation ofmusicai
instruments. In6delity and credu-
lity were never at q higher pitch
than now. We are struggling hard
to claim kinship by = natural 9evel-
opment with the monkey tribe. and
science is unwearied in her efforts
to make our claim good. We are
endeavoriug to correct revelation,
so that it ~ not for the future
insult eur Understandings; and yet
an unfortunate lawyers clerk, dis
charged by his master, has only to
pawn his coat, and invest the mon
cy in advertisements, to the effect
that his sands of life are fast run
ming out. and he is anxious to COM
municate to his fellow creatures, for
six postage stamps, . nevcr-failing
remedy for curing all diseases; and
in short time he is enabled to en-
ploy score of clerks, to ride in bis
carriage, and open branch estab-
lishment in Paris.-N. Y. Sunday
Times.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10
An EncHANrsp LANp.-We hay

An EscHANr.D LAxD.-We have
got IN enchanted land in Alaska.
Hero is what Russian guide told :
Californian who asked about range
of mountains near Sitka;-.'fhey
are mighty in size and cause much
cold. Wonderful things are told Of
them. Il is said that in some places
there are deep pools and lakes in
which dwell monsters-serpents Is
long as fig tree, which, were they
in the open sea, would commit mighty
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10
Oppressive ToxatlOn..Testl
NlOny of John W cntwOrth.

Oppressive Taxatl0n.-Testl-
nlOny Of John " cntwOrth.
In letter to one Of tho Chicago
papers Of Monday, John Wentworth
writes:
To illustrate this oppressive tax
alton, let it be supposed that . me-
chanic has managed to secure =
house and lot, and to lay up
$4,000 in Illinois bonds. At his
death he fatters himself that he has
left bis widow and children . home
and 5000 annual income. But let
us see how much she and the chill
drea will actually realize out Of the
$500. The city tax collector takes
$3.50 Of this, leaving them $47O.
Then comes the state and county
tax collectors and take $137 more,
leaving them $343 out Of the $500,
but little more than half. But the
tar collector has not done with
them yet. Tho tar on the honse,
lot and furniture is yet to be paid;
and they cannot pay them with $43.
It is . liberal estimate to suppose
that such . family can get along
and not have to give up half for tax
o.. Thcn there will be occasional
special assessments foD side walks,
sewers, lamp posts. streets, etc.
And, without immediate interposi-
tion, this condition Of things is like
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

" to be worse. / have the best of
authority for saying that with an in
creased bonded debt our floating
debt is also increasing, aud that
our taxes are likely to be even high
er another year. Tax-eatcrs take
particular pains to make it appear
that it is the rich alone that are af-
fected by high taxes. It is true
that the general government ex.
empts 81, 600 from the income tax,
but this is the only instance.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

NAME or THE DEIrY.-1t is sim
gular that the name of God should
be spelt with four letters 10 alnos.
every language. It is in Latin,
Deus; French, Dicu; Greek, Zeus.
German, Gott; Scandinavian, Odin:
Sweden, Codd; Hebrew, Adon; Sy-
rian, Adad; Persian, Syra; Tartar
ian, Idga; Spanish, Dias; East In
dians, Esgi or Zeul; Turkish, Addi:
Egyptian, Aumn or Zuet; Japanese,
Zain; Peruvian, Lian; Wallachian.
Zene; Etrurian. Char; Tyrrhenian.
Eher; Irish, Dieh; Crotian, Doga:
Magyarian, Desc; Arabian, ALA;
Dalmatian, Rogt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10
Era2ire Sewing La-
chine 6 O.,

Principal 0Alce GIG Broadway New York
CREAT IMPROVEMENT in Sewing
NJ Machines. Empire Shuttle, Crank
Motion Sewing Machine. II is thus rem
dered noisless in action. It's motion be
ing oil positive, it is not liable to get out
Of order. It is the best Family Machine!
Notice is called to our new and improved
Manufacturing Machine, for Tailors, and
Boot and Shoe Filters. Agents wanted
to whom . liberal discount will be given.
No Consignments Male (v7n43tf
HIP EXPIRE SEWING MACHINE Co,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10
Food For the Starving.

General Howard thinks Congress
will have to provide relief for the
destitute at the South, and Gov
ernment loan of $26, 600, 600 at six
per cent. secured by lien on proper
ty and crops, is proposed. "-Ex.
The Chronicle we'll says that SO
far as aid is extended by the Gov
ernment to destitute persons, the
recipients should make compensa-
tion in some sort of labor, as upon
the broken lcvces in the Southwest.
But there is but small part Of the
South where Government work is
needed of any sort. To carry out
General Howard's idea Of affecting
lien or mortgage on the little
patches Of small land-holders and
their crops, which at best will not
be sufficient for the food demand OF
another year, is Quixotic. It would
take an army Of men to make pa
pers in the form of leins, and to re-
cord them. It would require an
other army Of ofiice-holders to make
seizures under such leins. There
would be in fact nothing to take.
But If there were to be, it would re-
quire an immense enlargement of
Gcncral Howard's Freedmep's Bu-
reau, or something in the form Of a
locust swarm of Office c-holdcrs, to
control in the promises.
The farmers and planters being
without animals, fences, buildings,
implements of husbandry, and the
usual class of laborers how can they
make crops to be subjects Of lien !?
They cannot. Congress, after hav-
ing prostrated or destroyed tho bu-
siness. and accordingly the proper
ty, of the people ofthe South, must
make appropriations in gross to sup
ply them with meat and bread. We
sec no other way than that maya
zines Of corn, &c., shall be estab-
lished throughout tho South, from
which distributions Of food shall be
made under army auspices.
al Intelligencer,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

The father of pretty daughter
in New Orleans recently intimated
to youth in the habit Of visiting
his house that he need not call
again. But ''love laughs At lock
smiths;" and early tho subsequent
Sunday afternoon the old gentleman
received hastily pencillcd note,
advising him that his business part
ner had just fallen from the platform
at the Lake. and was drowned
The distressed friend rushed madly
for the train and the scene Of tho
unfortunate accident, thus securing
to the youthful lovers two hours or
more Of uninterrupted enjoyment.
The unsuspicious parent still won-
dcrs why such foolish trick was
played upon him.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

damsge. One thing the Indians
tell us tor certain, that yonder, far
away to the north, In the heart Of
those hills, there is valley, SO mar
row that only in midday is the face
Of the sun to be seen. That valley
lay undiscovered and unknown for
thousands of years; no person
drcs med Of its existence; but
at last, . long time ago. two Indian
hunters entered it by chance, add
then what do you think they found? ?
They found . small tribe Of unknown
people speaking an unknown tongue,
who had lived there since the crca-
tion of the world, and without hnow-
ing that other beings existed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

A gentleman writes to tho New
York Herald that he has received q
letter from Africa that confirms the
reports printed in English parcrs
that white man. supposed to be
DR.. Livingston. is travelling in that
country. The additional informa-
tion is given that the clothes which
the negro says the white man wore
correspond exactly with those whicA
DR.. Livingston took with him from
Zanzebar. Additional facts leave
but little doubt that this man is no
other than Livingstone.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

In lecture at Chicago the other
day, DR.. Hays. the explorer, said
be saw IN iceberg in the Arctic Sea
which. If landed in New York md
sold at tho market price, would pay
the national debt twice over. What
. pity it can't be brought here. a.
many begin to think tderc is no
other way Of paying the debt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

The Buffalo Commercial alleges
that Colonel Parker, Of Gen. Grant 8
staff. whose recent failure to put in
an appearance on his wedding-day
has created so much gossip. has
full-blooded squaw and family Of
"one little, two little, three little
nobody knows how many littlo-
Indians" of his cwn already.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

forney publishes letter from
Gen. Meade to himself. appa rcntly
for tho purpose Of showing that tho
General calls him his dear Mr.. For
ney.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10
For Sale or Exchange.

ENOUR hundred and twenty acres Of
Il good farming land, in Mitchell Co.,
Iowa, three quarters Of : mile from
Browaville. Also house and lot in New
Oregon, Howard Co. Iowa.
Apply 10 n. A. Goodrich, at o66oe Of
Goodrich 4 Mead, crssoo, Iowa. lns6
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10
MILLINERY
AND
fancy Goods.
Mrs. ]. T. DONAHUGH,
CRESCO. IOWA.

IIAs Just received large and magnificent ctoak
II OF Millinery goods, oonslsting In part Of Bon.
nets, Bonnet shks and yelyess, Ribbons IN end
lets variety and width. Plain Fancy Hair Nets,
Plames, American and French Posers, Capies and
and kind. Wells Of every variety, also Hoop Skirts,
Fancy Wostrsd Goods. Embsoidessd cu6s. Collars,
10.
All kinds Millinery work, 40 also dress
and cloak making done promptly to order.
Goods Of all kinds sold to Milli-
ners at Wholesale prices.
Also agent for the world renowned
Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machine.
Mis-. J. +. DoxARudH.
a41SeN,) esps. -, 1851.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

Mrs. Mary Augusta Emma Caro-
line Hampstead Cunningham Bur-
dell Doremus Hyde, has brought 4
suit to strike of her last name.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

Relief Lodge, No. 21l.
Of F. and A. NJ. hold their regular COM
munications Saturday on or before the full
Moon q each month, at their Hall in Rice
Vile, Mitchell Co. Iowa. .......~ra
NATHANIEL w. Moss, W. NJ.
ssvs) VIZ. c. Moss. secty.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10
DAURHAM HOUSE.
CREsCo Iowa.

This house is eligibly situated to busi-
ness, near the Depot Of the McGregcr
Western Railway. BY giving ssrict atten-
tion to the wants Of the travelling public,
they hope to merit the confidence and re.
ceive share ofpublic patronage. mao
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

u ISAAC,
Manufacturers Of Wagons, Carriages,
Buggies &C., at
CRESCO IOWA.
Solicits the patronage Of the people Of the
surrounding country who arc in need OF
such work. Repairing done promptly and
on reasonable terms. [n26
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-10

II AND FOR SALE,
In HOWARD CouxrY, Iowa.
10000 Acres,
or we'll selected Lands in Howard County,
Fer Sale Cheap. Apply by letter to
E.R. OTIS, REAL ESTATE BROKER,
sn61 Decorah, Iowa.