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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-10-22
Now Come to the ScratC Ii.

ALL persons indebted to RUSSELL &
Doan, whether by note or book account
arc expected to meet their engagements
no matter what the price Of grain may
be. Our debts have te be paid no matter
what the sacrifice; ard you agreed TO
meet yours to US af.cr harvest. We in
sist ON your coming to time we didn't
guarantee you profit ON yo6r whett
when we trusted you no more than the
wholesale dealers did us ON our goods;
they won't wait on W. and We can't OH
you.
...e- EvSCEI 4 MOAN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-10-22

The western bound train on Tues
day was detained several hours,
by a freight train .obstructirg the
track near .Castalia. caused by the
breaking Of an axaltrec to a car
loaded with wheat. We learn that
= number Of cars we're destroyed by
the casualty. f.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-10-22

" W. { Briefly Pome;oy Of the
La Crosse Dem c,ut on Ito.
backs B;tters. '''.
G. w. ROBACK, of
Cincinnati, is making
the best article of Bit,
ters now manufactu-
red in the United
States Or elsewhere. =: +.
We have used them
for three years, and
would not be without
them for almost any
money. In the spring
his Stomach Bittcrs
are worth hundreds of
dollars for keeping the
stomach ri order, and
cleansing the blood
from its accumulated
impurities.
It is not once Fin two
years that we endorse
so-called patent medi-
zines, but Roback's
arc worthy all tho
praise we can bestow
IL b. s~.," 80 .~r.. 'z@s
OH lIlClll. +t1> .iau ~. r; sse
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-10-22

The county seat contest in Gin
ton county between Dewitt aud
the city Of Clinton has been doci-
ded in favor of the latter city by .
majority Of 565 on the popular vote.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-10-22

We learn from the Davenport Ga
zette that work ON the Davenport
q st. Paul railroad commenced on
the 18th inst. and that twent : miles
are under contract, also that the
work Is to be vigorously prosecuted
to completion.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-10-22
MiLlilse,'y,
AND
FANCY GOODS

Mrs. J. T.. DONAlIEGu, .
CRESCO, IONA.
Has just returned from Chicago with the
Largest aud Best4Stock Of Goods ever
brought to Northern Iowa, consisting Of
EsONNETs & uATs.
Or all the late styles, Ribbons, Feath-
ers, Flowers, Ornamental Trimmings, and
Laces, all Of my own selection,
puttgaseo GIeap for Gas9.
! feel competent Of giving satisfaction to
any wEo will favor me with an order
Please give me an early call and exam
inc my stock.
specialization given to
DREAS AND CLOAK MAKING.
All ord;rs from the country promptly
and satisfactorily filed.
DO not forget til, place, corner opposite
The Court House.
Also aren't for the Wheeler I. Wilson
Sowing Machine.
47vlotf] Mrs. J. + DOEAHUGH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-10-22

The relative merits If the rcpnb-
lican. candidate for Gov. and the
democratic: candidate for Lieut.
Gov. may lie considered to have
been honestly passed upon by the
the electors Of McGrcgor on Tues
day the II inst. they both residing
there. The vote stood thus
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-10-22

FAIRY SEWING MACHINE CO.
p. o. Box 5787. IS s. 81 Dearhon St.,
Chicago.
NJWe refer, by permission, to Sam'l
N Nickerson, Esq, President LIST National
Bank, Chicago. 45mG
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-10-22

FUSSEL l. DOAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24

New York, returned last evening and attended the
mop given In the parors OF the Stetson House. This
morning the President and family drove in beauti-
iui turnout through the country unobserved by any
one. Returning TO his hotel carriages were in wait
ing Tor them to drive to an old-fashioned Jersey
cambake, on John Hoey's grounds. The following
committee OF friends accompanied them:-Tnomas
Murphy, Joseph seligman, William Leech, BENJAMIN
Fl. Brewster Lewis B. Brown, L. Pettee r. II. Page,
Colonel Howe and Charles A.. Stetson Jr After n
short drive they arrived on the grounds and were
escorted to where the bake was TO take place ana
witnessed the operation OF the manner OF baking
After delay OF half an hour the guests sat down
feast the President and friends had their pictures
taken. After few remarks by the President cheers
were given and the guests departed.
The arrangements arc now nearly complete for
the complimentary ball to be given In honor OF Pre-
sdent Grant at the StetsOn House on Monday, July
70. General Sherman and General Sheridan Gene
raj Mcdowell Generals Waen. McKeever ingalls,
Gilmore. Barnard Wright and all the officers OF the
Department OF the East Will be present; also many
OF the naval officers OF this station. Invitations
have been sent to the Governors of the States Of
New York. Pennsylvania. Massachusetts, New Jer-
sey and Connecticut. to the Mayors OF New York
and Philadelphia and to MANY Distinguished editors
ana cltizens. There Is e eat interest felt among
All the residents OF Long Branch to make the bah
complete success, and no efforts being spared
Dy the Committee Of Arrange nents to render this
compliment TO the President what 1t should be.
The military bands OF Governors Island and Fort
Hamilton have rendered their services and will he
present upon the occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24
NEW YORK.

International Industrial Exhibition NJ Buffalo.
BUFFALO, July 20, 1869.
An international industrial exhibition, under the
management of the Mechanics Institute will be
opened In this city on the Gt1 OF October next and
continue during the month. The spacious nreproor
skating rink and adjacent grounds covering an area
of 1000 square feet have been secured Tor the pur
pose The different railways, steamboat and express
companies have agreed to return free OF charge all
goods on exhibition: Application viii be made to
the Secretary of the Treasury 10 permit articles from
Canada to be bonded and returned free OF revenue
dues. Circulars containing details VIII oe forwarded
to manufacturers and producers In every part the
country. Buffalo, from It's peculiar location In re-
gard to lake NAVIGATION aud railway facilities offers
superior advantages TO contributors, ana great
results are predicted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24
PEnS0hAL.

Departure OF Minister Blow for Brazil.
Henry T. Blow, formerly member OF Congress from
Missouri and the recent appointee OF President
Grant as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary to Brazil sailed yesterday from this port.
board the mail steamer Merrimac, for his post Of
duty. quite numerous and influential delegation
OF the personal friends OF the genial and urbane gen.
tlemau met on board to bid him farewell. The Bra
zilan Minister at Washington, with some OF his
diplomatic associates; Mr.. Alfred C. Befnowdy, as
representative Of the St. Louis business interests;
PaymaSter Post. United States Navy, and other per-
sons Of distinction were present to say goodbye.
Mr. Blow was much affected at the warm interest
shown by his friends. He is accompanied by his
family but his Secretary OF Legation VIII not sail
until later in the season. The abrupt termination Of
General Webb's mission has necesstated the earIy
and delicate tact to repair the breach between our
government and Brazil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Shipment of Fruit for Chicago and New York.
Indian Outrases in Arizona.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.
Ex-senator Hendricks, Of indiana, and party ar
rived to night.
The fist fruit car on tho Central Pacific road left
Sacramento to-day. The load was principally with
plums and pears for Chicago, and q few boxes Of
grapes for New York.
The French steam frgate Astree. Admiral clone,
arrived from Victoria, V. l., to-day.
Arizona advices to July IL state that the Indians
killed the mall carriers and partially destroyed the
mails between Tucson and MaSsta, and that other
Outrages are noted. 1t Is estimated that 800 well
armed Indians were on the LIST OF July, In Cospedre
Valley near Tucson county. The Eighth cavalry
Nede.
Flour advanced at s5.s7X. wheat--sales choice
shipping at @l.7o. Legal tenders, 74X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24
MISSOURI.

Execution of IL Negro NInrderey-Fcarful
Death Struggles of the Culprit.
ST.. LOUIS, July 20, 1859.
william Edwards q coored man, who was con.
victed OF killing Lewis Wilson, another coored man.
at negro ball last winter, executed In the ja
yard this afternoon, When the trap was sprung and
the man had dropped, it was discovered that the
rope little too long, which allowed the culprips
toes to touch the ground An awful scene then &C..
CURED. For moment the body remained perfectly
still, after which violent contortions commenced
during which the mans legs and arms were swung
and drawn In every direction. The rope was immc-
daely shortened by drawing 1t up, but the writing
OF the poor wretch continued for some minutes, and
1t not until he had struggled fearfuy for thir.
teen minutes that he was pronounced dead. on cut
ting the body down, alter hanging twenty five min
utes, 1t was found tnat the neck was broken,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

The Revolution in Uruguay-Frogress of the
Paragunynn Wnr-Lopez Surrounded in the
Cordillerus.
LISBON, July %, 1869.
The regular mall steamship from Rio Janeiro ar
rived here yesterday bringing dates from the city Of
Buenos Ayres TO the Goth ult and Montevdeo to the
21st.
The news was quite important. The rebellion in
different parts Of Uruguay continued though Monte.
vIdeo and the country Immediately adjacent were
tranquil.
despatch from Buenos Ayres announced that
Lopez was surrounded in the Cordileras. The Para
guayan rear guard checked 1000 Brazilians, who
were in pursuit. and then crossed the Upper Parana
without mOlestatiOn.
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TIE WEEKLY HERALD.

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Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week now
ready, contains the very latest European News by
the Cable up to the hour Of publication; also Tele-
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Mexico and other Points 1t also contains the Current
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Obituary Notices, Editorial Articles on The prominent
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TERMs:-Singe subscription, 50; Three copies S.;
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cents each. A limited number OF Advertisements IL
serted III the WEEKLY HERALD.
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Henry III. Crnna.

telegram from Detroit announces the death OF
Ex-Governor Henry II. Grape, OF Michigan, at his
residence, In Flint, yesterday morning. The de-
ceased gentleman was prominent politician OF
Michigan. In 1854 he was elected Governor OF the
State by somewhat larger majority than Lincoln
obtained over Mcclellan. In 1865 he was nominated
and again elected by largely Increased majority.
At the expiration Of his term OF ONCE on the lat
day OF January last Mr. Grape returned to private
life. He was OF course, republican In politics and
OF q strongly radical cast OF IDEAS. During the
struggle between President Johnson and Congress
he gave hearty support TO the latter, favoriDg Its
every measure OF reconstruction. lie never how
ever, became distinguished In national politics.
With the private career OF the Ex-Governor we are
unacuuanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24
THE NEW DOMINION.

Arrival In Hamilton Of a Passenger Car from
California.
HAMILTON July 90, 1860.
Pullmans palace sleeping car Wasatch passed
here on the Pacific express over the Great Western
line this morning with thirty passengers who char.
tered the car in California, and will made the strip
through to New York in six days and half. Among
French government, who are going to New York TO
catch SATURDAYS steamer for Havre From the Pa
cl0c coast to Paris the journey will be made In
layed at any point during the whole journey, the
connections being close and certain, and they ex-
press themselves greatly pleased with Oil the appoint
mentS of the route.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARRET.--LoNDoN, July $3.50 p.
M.-Consols closed at 93hi for money and 9aia a
0J1 for the account. United States nve-twenty
bonds are quiet at SO. StocksErie Railway shares,
10; Illinois Centrals, 94I.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKEr.-LIvERPOOI, July 23--
4:3O 4. M.-Cotton closed at 12Hd. for mddling up
lands and 13d. for middllng Orleans. The sales of
Che day have only been 00O bales falling 5000 short
OF the estimate. Iurpentlne 26s. ID. per cwt
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET. LIVERPOOL,
July 25.-Flour 23s. I'd. per bb for western Canal.
LONDON PRODUCES MARKEr.-ioNDoN, July 23-4:3O
p M.-Sugar, to arrive quiet at 2Ss. per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARXEr.--ANrwERP, July 2S.-Petro-
leum n nrmer, but unchanged.
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TURKEY.

Refusal Of tho Sultan to Receive the viceroy
OF Egypt-New Members Of the Grand
Council.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, July 49, 1860.
The Sultan has refused to receive the yiceroy of
Egypt.
Kourchid Pacha and Hascan Pacha have been APP
pointed members OF the Grand Council aud Mus
tapha member Of the Council Of Ministers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24
TslEGNApHIc NEWS ITEHS

F. G. Capreol, OF Toronto addressed the 0swego
Board of Trade yesterday on the subject OF the Huron
and Ontario Ship Canal.
Bishop Whltehouse, of Illinois, has postponed e,
trial OF the Rev. Mr. Cheney until the 2eth of July
Three warehouses were destroyed by lire at Pekn.
Ill., yesterday. Loss 800, coo.
Harry Stafford, the Sunday school pioneer OF Ohio,
died at his residence in GAINESVILLE yesterday alter
noon aged eighty-two years.
The sales of wool In Philadelphia this week have
been immense, reaching nearly 81 900; OF which
amount one house sole over 100000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24
Michael j. Dunno.

This well known lawyer and ox-Justlce OF Brooklyn
died at his residence in that city at early hour
yesterday morning. He was born In Brooklyn OF Irish
parents, was educated in Fordham and in ireland,
ana after returning home studied law and was ad-
United 10 the bar few years ago. In little time
his abilities ana asslduity had gained for him an
tensive practice besides giving him enyiable
reputation. He was the predecessor Il Judge Deimar
Justice Of the First District Police Court of Brook.
Ign, holding that ONCE for several months. His
death Will be generally regretted, especially so In MS
native city. where he possessed wide circle Of
friends ana acQuaintance3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24
Incendiary Fires In Pouxhlseepsie.

PouGHKBEPsIE July %, 1862
There is much excitement here over incendary
fires. Three have occurred since yesterday noon.
Tonight although there was vigiant watch kept
upon it, large barn belonging TO Robert
Crawford, ESD was entirely destroyed. The
Thus far the fires have been confined to the area
OF block. At late hour tonight the police force
OF this city was treDed. Mayor Morgan has offered
heavy reward for the arrest and conviction OF the
inCendicry incendiarics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24
ALABAMA.

Appearance Of the Cotton Caterpillar.
SELMA, July 20, 1859.
The Daily Times OF this morning contains the fol-
lowing, which confirms the report concerning the
caterpillar:-We learn from Messrs Harde & Ro
benson, cotton factors in this city, who have taken
great pains TO investigate the subject that the cater
pillar has made It's appearance on the cotton IN the
black lands the cane brake region, In the western
part of the county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24
MEETING OF THE BROOKLYN TOBACCO DEALERS.

The tobacco dealers Of Brooklyn met last evening
at No. 15l Fulton avenue, for the purpose OF taking
some action in reference to the recent seizures made
they are ignorant Of what Is required OF them under
the law OF July 20 1865 and they therefore appointed
an executive committee TO hear complaints and
franc questions TO be submitted TO the Commissioner
Of internal Revenue In regard to TIA In business. The
meeting then adjourned, subject to tue coll Of tue
chair
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BELGIUM.

The Retiring and Incoming American MIN.
listers.
BRUSSELS, July %, 1889.
Henry s. Sanford, the retiring American Minister
yesterday had audience of leave and Mr.. Jones, the
new Minister, presented his credentials. The occa.
sion was one OF the usual congratulatory speech.
making.
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INDIA.


Trouble in Turkistan.
LONDON, July 90, 1860.
telegram from Bombay, dated July 90 has the
foliowng:-lt Is reported that the Krgheses have
risen against the Russian authority. All Turkstan
Is disturbed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24

Coutts were among the spectators present An I'M
mense crowd witnessed the ceremony.
Lord Darlington has been found guilty of assault
on MI. Murray and bound over to keep the peace
for twelve months
The Colliery Disaster-Serious Loss Of life.
LIVERPOOL, July 49, 1860.
The loss OF life by the explosion at the st. Helens
colliery yesterday was much greater than at first
reported. Fifty Eight dead bodies have been taken
from the pit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24
ENGLAND.

The Irish Church Bill in the House of Com.
mons-Speeches Of Gladstone, Disrnell and
Sir Roundell Palner-The Amendments
Agreed To.
LONDON, July %, 1869.
There was a full attendance Of members and spec.
tat0rs in the House OF Commons this evening. When
Mr.. Gladstone rose to speak he-was greeted with
great cheering. Under heavy sense Of RESPONSE
bility, but with profound satisfaction, he moved
that the House agree to the amendments
inserted yesterday without exception or reser-
walton. He called attention to the excelsior
from the preamble Of the words speci-
Tying the appropriation Of the surplus; but as the
point was better indicated IN the bill he thought
would be invidi0us and unnecessary to require q
theoretical and abstract declaration in the preamble.
The reinsertion OF the date Of 1871 not token
OF victory, but indication Of the Joint and har-
m0nOus working Of the Houses lie reviewed the
other amendments, which had been met with objec-
tions, and said the substance of the government
proposals had remained virtually unatered. He
asked the House TO discard every word that might
have been uttered tending to embtter the question,
and he apoogized for any warmth OF feeling that he
might have shown. He congratulated the House on
the satisfactory settlements which had been arrived
at, and praised tho ability and moderation with
which the debates had been conducted by Earl Gran
vile and Lord Cairns. He hoped the disestablished
Church would develop within herself the qualities by
which her great would be marked out for her.
and that God would speed her in her new career.
Sir Rounded Palmer. member for Richmond, ap
proved The course which had been TAKEN 1t was
honorable and fair to both sides. The point agreed
upon was one which all must accept. In case OF an
adverse decision we must bow to the superior force
OF those who control events, and when that time
has come IT is folly to refuse to and acknowledge
the fact. He thought the compromise was substan-
tally a concession to tho Church. and concluded his
tone and temper OF the debate.
Right Hon. Mr.. Disraeli said that when the differ.
ence between the Houses only matter OF detail
he felt that q delay in the settlement was only a
doubtful advantage and might result IN disasters
and difficulties or no inconsiderablc kind. Com
promise was not unconditional surrender. The
most essential points in The amendments had been
assented to, and he thought that the House and the
country would deem the compromise fair and just.
sion when political circumstances would be dealt
with by abstract principles. We had boon on the
eve OF collision. occasioned by misunderstanding
between the two Houses, at O time when each had
deported itself In manner to show the possession
OF the confidence and satisfaction OF the country.
Surely all would hail with satisfaction and ratfy
with pleasure the settlement arrived at which was
satisfactory and satesmanlike.
After the conclusion Of Mr.. Dsracs speech the
amendments were agreed to without a division.
The result was received with great cheering.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-24
/ Seosoneb!e FIR

SeasonebIe Family MISUNDERSTANDING
cholera, cholera morbus complaint, collie,
stomach darrhra and all affections OF the bowels incident
childhood at this the cured by
DR. JAyNE'S CARMINATlvE BALSAm It sllays the rrf-
taon and Gains the action of the stomach being plea
the Is readily taken BY children. While 1t may
be given with entire safety to infants yet acts promptly
and thoroughly when administered according directions
either children or adults. Sold by all druggists.
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TENNESSEE.

Tie Injunction Asainst the Nashville City
Authorities Confirmed.
NASHVILLE July %, 1850.
Some weeks ago Chancellor Smith enjoined the
city authorities from exercising the AUCTIONS Of their
ofices and appointed receiver to take charge OF
the city government. The city authorities applied
Chancellor East to dissolve the Injunction. East
delivered his decree to-day, sustaining the injunc-
ton OF Chancellor Smith until the election in Sep
TENDER next. Nashville will therefore be in the
hands OF Receiver Bass.
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The French Gable mt Duxbury, Mass.
[FrOm the Massachusetts Ploughman tagricultura
OTiyanl July OIL

Duxbury, Mass Is alive with the prespect Of com.
pleton or the French Atlantic cable. Adouble wire
land route OF telegraph Is IN course OF construction
from Duxbury to Boston, and another line Is being
put up by the French Cable Company along the Old
Colony and South Shore Railroad. The point Sc,
lected for the terminus Of the line from ST. Pierre is
at Rouse's Humm0ck, near the Gurnet Light, al the
entrance OF Plymouth narbor. The HummOck is
contca hill or forty acres the highest point of which
Is fifty feet above the level OF the The price OF
real estate at DuxburS has risen 100 per cent during
Tho last month. -
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VIRGINIA.
Opening Festivities mt White sulphur
Springs.

GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR srRrSGs)
July 20, 1862
The opening fancy and masquerade bail or the
season, given by the proprietors to their guests,
took place this evening with great eclat All Parts
OF the Union were represented. The spacious ball.
room was crowded with gay masqueraders, aud
there was large number outside unable to gam
admission. From 600 to 700 persons were In the
Turkish Minister, and his lady; w. w. Corcoran,
General Pickett, Messrs. Merrick, Thaycr. Kenner
and LYONS, and Generals Thomas Ewing Wise and
Conner; ex-Aavor Berrett, Judges White, Belts and
Burnham. At twelve O'Clock the guests sat down
10 q sumptu0us champagne supper.