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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-12-24
e PRINTING P:!ESS FOR
~ SALE at this Office: roul

as new; size 24x34 Price $3.50.
Terms cash. Chases, rules, Of eve
~ description needed. and leads in
cluded. - ? - - - s&-*- 81 IA 81
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Great Distribut
BY tie Mlayopolita" Gift Go.
CASH GIFTS TO rHE AMOUNT OF $500, geo
Every Ticket Draws q Prize.
5Cssh Gifts, each $4,000 10 Cab Gifts each $1,000
10 - .. l0,00O2OO - s. 500
20 +" /: 5,00t:3e0 " /" 100


50 Elegant Rosewood riaso., ..a. ssco TO $50
$50 Sewing Machines. ........... 80 to I75
.v" T"ia " WATCHES. =. - 70 S0o
Cash Prizes, Si,v"rwsre, &C., Waited Vt ~ 600 900
4 chance to draw any Of the above Prizes
for IS cents Tickets describing Prizes are
sealed in Envelopes and we'll s,ixed. On
receipt of 25c u sealed Ticket is drawn,
without choice, and sent by mail to any ad-
dres The prize named upon it will be de-
livered to the ticketholder on payment Of
One Dollar. Prizes are Immediately sent
to any address by express or return mail.
You will know what your Prize is before
you pay for it. Any prise exchanged for
another Of the same value. No Blanks.
Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
RrrERENCEs.-We select the following
from many who have lately drawn Valuable
Prizes, aud kindly permitted us to publish
them Andrew J. Burns, Chicago, $l0,-
900; Miss Clara s. Walker, Baltimore,
Piano, $500; james NJ. Mathews, Detroit.
$4,000 John I. Andrews, Savannah, So, 900
Misc Agnes Simmons, Charleston, Piano,
5000 We publish no names without per-
mission.
OPINIONS OF THIS PEEss-"Thc firm is
reliable, and deserve their success
Weekly Tribune, Mays. 1--WE know them
to be a fair dealing firm. IN. Y. Herald.
May Is. "a friend of ours drew $500
prize, which was promptly received.''-
Daily News, June g.
Send for Circular. Liberal inducements
to Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ev-
cry package of sealed Envelopes contains
ONE CASH GIFT. Six Tickets for 81;
10 for So; 35 for s.; ITO for SIS. All let
tors should be addressed to
HARPER, WILSON & CO.,
3-:o] 1915 Broadway, New York
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John b. Pulyer has moved to Cres-
-A s.sso~r- .-Ay a. Ill L;"els 81
team work at reasonable rates and
on short notice. His residence is in
Beers building.
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UNUSUAL OFFER,

IN w. LEE, offers to exchange so
IL acres Of good Prairie Land, with FIVE
acres ofTimber, to fence it, for Twelve
Hundred Dollars, in Gresbacks. Said land
is three miles South Of New Oregon, and
Within one half mile of q School House.
Hs also offers for sale his House and Let In
Creseo. rn.Qtf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-12-24

TO RENT.-A good dwelling house
IN Cresco, near the school house, on reason
able ter Ms TO . got tenant. Enquire Of D.
W OWEN. or vt this Office f6tf
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DR.sWiLBER, . Physician whose skill
can be relied ON in Private matters! Head
his card s.af.t #ss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-12-24
AN cNRlvALID LITERARY PAPsR
NEW YORK WEEKLY

Each issue c0ntaiNsf re0 eiGAt . 0en slo.
ries and sketches, and han 1essa peeuA
in addition tn he six serial stories aAd ~
varied departments. M
The Terms 70 Sohaerlhneas
One ycar-single copy 1Arss Dams.
Four copies Ten DGaaoo1.
= Eight cspies Twenty Ds)lass.
Those sending $50 for sllA q sieAe, I'll
cent at one time, viii b entitled to s cecy
free. 0etters-up o. clubs can afservaria
add single copies q e2.5O each.
STREET / SMITH, rroprietsysA. !.
! lvllm6 No. IS Fulton Street \, Y,
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THE 4mERicAy FaM1LIo
KNITTING MACHINE
represented to the public as the most
SIMPLE, DURABLE, CoMpAcr s. CHEAP
.ts knitting Machine ever Invented. ii
PRICE ONLY 500.
This Machine will run either edward or
forward with equal facility;
Makes the same Stitch as by Hand,
but far superior in every respect.
Will knit 10000 Stitch
es in One Minute,
And do Perfect Work, leaving every knot
on the inside Of the work. II will knit a
pair OF stockings (any size) in less than
half an hour. 1t will knit s,s .,se i...
Close or Open, Plain or Ribbed Work,
with any kind of c arse or fine WOODEN yarn.
or cotton, silk or linen. 1t will knit stock
ings with double heel and toe, drawers,
hoods, sacks, smoking caps comforts, pur-
SEES, nuns, fringe, afghans, nubias, under
sleeves mittens, skating caps, lamp wics,
maps, cord, understands. shawls, jackets.
cradle blnnkets. leggins, suspenders, wrist
ers, Tides, tippets, tufted work, and in fact
an endless variety Of articles in every day
use, as we'll as for ornament ~
From SIS to$l0P erDay.
Can be made by any on: with the American
Knitting Machine, knitting stockings, SC i,
while expert operators can even make more,
Knitting fancy work, which always COM
mands ready sale, A person can readily
knit from twelve to fifteen pairs of stockings
per day, the profit on which will not be less
than forty cents per pair.
I + A II Nj Il RS
Can sell their wool at only forty to fifty
cents per pound; but by getting the wool
made into yarn ut q small expense, and
knitting it into socks, two Or three dollars
per pound can be realized
| On receipt Of $2o We will forwarda ma.
chine as ordered.
| Ne wish to procure active AGENTS in
every section Vt the United States and Cam
adas to whom the most liberal II ducements
will be offered. Address. 4t
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co,
7-4w) Boston, Mass or St. Louis Mo.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-12-24

Written BY Himself IN One Large Octave
volume-Nearly 500 Pages.-Printed in
English and German. Is Elegant full
Page En.ravings It embraces FonrY
YEAfs REcoLLEcTioxs Of Jhis Busy Life, As
: Merchant, Manager, Banker, Lecturer,
and Snowman No book puhlishod 80 &C.
ccptable to.aN classes. Every one wants
il. Agents average from DO to 4 90 sub
scrlhers q week. We offer extra terms, and
pay freight West Illustrated Catalogue
and Terms to Agents sen free. f.
J. d. BURR & CO.,
3-S1 Pubs, Hartford, Gem
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Every Merchant wants it. .:.
Every Farmer wants i. rs
Every Mechanic wants IT, .=' INV
Every Professional man wants it, azh
Every Young man wants it. s4as
Agents are selling it by hundreds. Lib
eral commissions allc we'd. Send for, Cir
culars.
O. c. CASE 4 CO.. Publishers IL
Illicit l54 Madison st. Chicago, IN.
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llilsvnukce l. st. Paul Il. II.

DlAl,vDukce 4 Sc. Paul Il. II.
IOWA AND MINNESOTA Division
Going w+...p, .,yn |. Going East.
nay Express ll:A1 4. N. Day Express $40 p. IN.
Night DO 1855 Z. m. Night ~ .l:<5 4. NJ.
Day FdeigsN 2a0 p. ". | lay Fr-iRh ii:4D H. IN.
Ssesce Go s:!a p. m. Cr.sco DO ::55 i, III.
& ! DACorAn DIVISION l.
CAiNAa N3a. S,tISGs.
nay Express 6:ls =. m. Day fxpress a:lO n. m.
Day Express soop. m. bay Express 500 ,.
rECORAN BRANCH.
COSovER. "a - PEcoaAu
1ae-.ttr 1ll:0s SD Passenger 1880 a. IN.
Passenger 4:5op III. Passenger 5:ia p. NJ.
Trains make connection on the Duko-
tab Division going both ways, also on the
DEBORAH Branch ''..' %
~ u "a p. G. SHEPARD, Srrr.
s. MxnaILL, General Manager.
l.. 7. WOOD,UCk. Local Agent.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Nine passengers were literally burned
10 death m the terrible accident to- and
obstruction OF, 4 train Oh the Erie Rail-
road last Thursday.
The indications in Tenne see now are
mat Senier Will be elected Governor,
ana That Andrew Johnson W i'll be chos-
Ell United States Senator.
William Winthrop, I'm tied States
Consul at Malta, died on the 18th inst
Nr. Stedman. Unit, d States Consul ut
Santiago de Caha died in that city on
the 6t, inst.
The great Decatur cotton case, in
v"iNing the value of 500 bales of cotton
has been ieciGed against the Govern.
ment at Memphis. Secretary Boutwell,
VIII carry the case up to "A higher court.
Colonel Tom More, late of General
Sheridan's staff, has been appointed
Bank Examiner by the Secretary of the
/ Treasury. He will probably resign his
, commission in the army to accept his
new position.
The sale OF lager beer in Boston has
Dceh generally resumed, the State con-
siaoniihry having evidently received
Instructions to he less rig Il about it,
Gr0g shops are closely watched, and
seizures OF liquors are nlade daily.
The Cnited States authorities last
evening captured party OF flibusters
who were qlartereu On Gar4iner's Island
near New York, with the intention Of
proceeding to Cuba. They were taken
IN the DpDKslyn Navy Yard, where
Ai,eS' AoW are under guard, A'..0~
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The Crops.

80 The Nashua Post reports for Northern
Iowa that the continuous rain, hav. in.
sjuied thr wheat some, but that the crops
wall be heavy corn is looking we'll.
1.-THE editor Of the pelIa Blade h g
lately been up and down the Des Moin.s
Wiley, and announces that the wheat
l.Nks fine. and the corr, small but thrifty
aud very clean.
~ Met, Of the wheat in this vicinity
Willie ready for the reaper next weel;
sASe hear some complaint of 'bligh, ~
hut haze never known q harvest yet,
fl,t;weysp hNuntiful. that there wa, not
some danger TO the crop anticipated
.3uAgjBx frsM what We have seen. NC
-tiiiHh The wheat here will he excellent
and lthv crop large. --ltd@r Ha7oids
! Times, 18Th. 't7s 4@ 4@
|, TIE Davenport Gu-cttc Of the 10th
] hst says. Yesterday. afternoon in con
!, Esi Satlop With farmer from near the
.'s1lyapSie.' q, man who seemed to under
stand ,hjn,sslf, We learn q less doleful
ssi;lfcYvHt OF crops dian ti,oae now so
u tai}lnipi,, he says the small grain
fnsreatfonts promises u much better
yield than that nj last year. and vastly
better than gauy farmers report. Corn
The high Ta,las, Nil Il, !.
seHst ethl the diver. F9tntoes are absQ- 4
Iutely spleuljl." 4aa-1@ z
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Reduced Fare for the Fair.


DR.. j. NJ. Shatfer, Secretary of the
State Agricultural Society, sends out
the following for the information of the
public:
am happy to announce to the patrons
ofthe State Agricultural Society, that
the following additional railroad facili-
ties have Leen secured for our coming
fair. Mr.. l.. Carper. assistant superin-
tendant Of the {. b. x q. Railroad, has
agreed to carry all passengers ut half
fare, aud all articles intended for exhi-
biti"n free, on the keokuk, St Paul 4
Minnesota II. r.. Messrs. w. p.
Stawund and John G. Gault. Of the
Chicago Il Northwestern II. r., and
Messr-. +. st. John and Lewis Vale, al
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific r.
r., have made the same terms on their
respective roads. On the two latter
roads visitors must secure certificates al
attendance from the Secretary; upon
which thaving paid full fare coming)
they will return free. All articles ex-
hihited and brought by any ofthc roads,
will be charged usual rates; when re-
turned the freight money will be re-
funded Oh the secretary's certificate.
J. NJ. SHAFFER, Sec'y
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Congressman Smith to the Presi-
dent

While in Washington recently Hon.
VIM. Smyth, member Of Congress for
this district, drew up and presented to
the President Of the Unitel States the
following statements and request:
"7o the PRESIDENT:
"'rhe State of Iowa has, by majority
Of about - 900 Of the popular vote, es-
tablished impartial suffrage. Knowing
that among her colored citizens are
many men of fine intelligence and I'M
questioned integrity, and believing that
the time has arrived when the right of
the cnlored man to hold office, as well
as to vote, should be recognized in the
North and West rs well AS In the South,
rs one Of the representatives of the
State of Iowa in the national Congress,
| respectfully request your ExcelIency
to appoint some colored citizen of Iowa
to some official position within your
gift, believing that such an appoint
mcnt would he entirely satisfactory to
the people of Iowa, who have been
among the first to recognize the equali-
ty of all men before the law, as they are
equally responsible before the Great
Father of the Human Family.
Every respectfully,
"WM. SMyTu, NJ. c.,
"2d Dist. of Iowa"
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
District Court Of
Cedar County,
Iowa. Decenl-
Der term lS@.

Mary Ellen Lynn, Plaintiff
against District Court Of
a. l.. Wilson, &. Il. Wilson, Cedar County
VIM. A. Campbell, Vim. I Iowa Decent
X. TcviS and Ira +. Culver Der term 1888
Defendants.
FlW the above named Decentralization are
i hereby notified that there IL now on file in
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court, In
and for the county of Cedar, in the state OF To-
wa, petition of Mary Ellen Lynn, Plaintiff,
Claiming of YOU four hundred dollars and intc-
r st thereon NJ ten per cent. per annum paya-
bic annually from the 4th day Of NOvem Ser
1867 ms due an n note made by A. L. Wilson
and Ch,s. b. Wilson to plaintifT Also, to fore
close mortgage of even date with said note,
VIZ NOV !, lsti5, upon the ne or Of sec TO- tip 20.
range =. weSt. eth p. M, In which properly the
d dsa = VIM Campbell, VIM Il feyis and
Ira culver have an interest, as by reference
ta no petition herein vilf more particularly
Now nnaeSs yon appear 10 said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon Of the second
gay o. ihe next !. rnl Of said Court. TO be begun
ana hsld at Upton, in said county, on the 9Th
aaY o. pecemb Der, ls6s. q default win be enter
e against you and judgment rendered thereon
IN nccordance with the prayer Of said petition
SSws PIATr 4 CARR. Atvys for PIn. .
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Saws the Ottumwa Couricr. "Tt Is the /

Says the Ottumwa Courier: ut is the
concurrent testimony Of all the farmers
whom we have consulted, that the pro-
lcnged rains have given the wheat the
rust and scab, to such al extent that IN
stead Of having y much larger crop than
ever before raised, - we had right to
expect from the breadth s0wn, aud Its
early promising character, We may have
reason to be thankful IL we save half q
crop. If 1t only lets up on the rain un-
til the weeds are killed out in corn, we
may yet raise fair average crop Of this
the Golden Fleece of Iowa"
A correspondent of the Davenport
Gazette Of the 18th instant gives the fol.
lowing opinion on the cr0p prospects:
II see less reason to fear this season
than in 1858. The crops are heavy; the
spot and rust have done hut little harm;
some OF the grain IS down, but it is not
tangled by high Winds; 1t Is not yet
ripe, or too ripe to cut, aud, with few
days Of dry weather and an energetic
use of machinery and muscle, can be
saved. Stop croaking and stand ready /
for dry day, and then work. The
promise Of seed time and harvest has
never failed us. and He who promised
t can and will fulfil 1t again."
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Important to TAXPAYERS!

4 Ii. PERSONS holding Tax Receipts for
~ taxes paid on property in Cedar county
enormously returned or sold AS delinquent,
are hereby not fled to deposit said receipts
with the Supervisors Of their rrspcctiyG town
ships. or with the County Auditor, In order
that proper corrections may be made on the
County Treasnrcr's books.
Prompt attention to the above motto. will
Save the holders OF said receipts as well as
the county, much trouble.
By order of the Board of Supervisors
W. II. SHARP,
Supervisor Pioncertp., Special
W. II. VAN NESS, Committee
Supervisor Fairfield To.
June 10Th, lAi9-neIws
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ESTRAY HOI,SE.-Taken up by Ira Ford, At
- Cedar Bluffs. Cedar Co., Iowa, one bay
horse, black name and tnil, IL hands high,
eQ.npprAtsed At So WIN. EI4LlOrT. Clerk
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Free for a Three Cent Stamp.

a PAMPHLET containing valuable Information
"A on the subject of Advertising A List ofover One
Thousand Newspapers, tTIE REST ADVERTISING
MEpIUMs) and price cards showing advertising rates
Address GEO r. HOWELL & CO.. New York.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR PROF. PARSONS
LAWS Of
BUSIN ESS.

With MI Directions and Forms for al 71unsGc-
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Send for onr descriptive circular and tcsti-
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Give instruction in playing the
Piano, Organ, Guitar, or Violin.
1000 Acres of Land

In Iowa and Missouri. / will sell cheap and
on reasonable terms. or exchange for improv-
ed property In ecinr county, I 90 acres of un-
i'm proved choice prairie lands in Iowa and
Missouri: 4 descriptive list can be seen at my
Office in Upton.
May 9Th. 1869 4. l.. SMITH
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COLBURN'S PATENT
RED JACKET AXE

- better tan our regular shaped Axes tor these rts
SONS firstit cuts deeper. secOndlt don't stick in
sne WOOD. lhrst-tt does not jar the hand. Fourth
No time n wasted In taking xe ont OF the ont
I'll. Viii ihs same labor YOU will do onethird more
W IMAM Wth regular Axes Red paint has nothing
A1r s are panes. red Il your hardware store does
MI your orders direct, give you the name Of the
nearest dealer who keeps our Axes Wv
LlPPlNCOTT & FAREWELL,
80. PlttahW rwh, Pa.
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"A A:k ysnr Doctor Or Drssxi.s for SWEET
QllNlNE-N equals bitter Quinule Is made only
by F. sTEARNS. Chemist, Detroit
kOIIES-A missionary having suffered for - wears
-, with Piles was cured by u simple remedy. lie
VIII send the receipt free. Address REV. FOSTER
DIX, Jersey City. Nj. ssaf = ~. - -
-. ment of Chronic and sexual Olsen sc..-A
PHYsICIONiCAL VIEW OF MARRIA8E-The cheapest
book ever published nearly 300 pages and
40 fine plates and OF the anatomy OF the
human ORGANS in state of health and disease, with
treatise on early errors its deporable consequences
upon the mind and body with the authors plan of
treatnlent-the only rational anu successful mode Of
cure shown by report Of treated. truth f
adviser TO the married aud those plating
rage who entertain doubts of their hysic condition
Sent free Of postage to address receipt Of u cts
~ stamps or postal currency, by addressing Dr. La
CROIA, No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany, n. Y. The
thor be consulted upon OF the diseases upon
which his books treat. either personally by mail.
and medicines sent to any part of the world.
GEL F-HEIp FOR THE ERRINt;.-wortis Of Cheer
- for Young Men. who having fallen victims So
ClAL EVILS. desire a MANHOOD Sent i'll sealed
letter envelopes. free Of charge Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box =, Philadelphia, Pa.
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~usxsr SHOT GUNS WARRANTED

y" shoot close and kill 90 yards Price $50
an e1.- Army Guns aud Revoly,rs Send
samp mr price list Rifles Shot Guns ReyoIyers To
JoHNSTON'SG GUN WORKS Pittsburgh Pa.
50 a aay for ALL Address A. J. FULLAM NY
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Pianos, Organs and MelOdc0ns.

The bcst and cheapest l., the west at DEAR.
BORN Il EATON's. Also. just scceiscd, q
stock of SHEET Music. and more coming.
Strings. | f..t
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Sole owners Of co,buen. and Red isetst Ps;.r
SO PER DAY GUARANTEED

Agents TO sell the HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MA.
NnANf" ~ makes the LOCK sTITCH, ALIK p ON Roru
sn.c mas the nnder-f.I and is equal in every
sPect 70 any Sewing Machine ever invented. Price
70. warranted for years. Send for circular Adj
ufeas JOHNSON. CLARK 4 Co, Boston Mass Pitts.
bufgh. Pa. or st. Louis Mo-
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~ A:k ys.r Doctor Or Drsexist for SWEET
by F. STEA rms, Chemist Detroit
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All other goods In the Art line will be
promptly furnished cheap for cash.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-16
ExtinE u 4 - h q r !!
PORTABLE
SELF-ACTING FIRE ENGINE

VINIIIS invention has for its object the extin-
gushing Of Fires in a more instantaneous
manner than has hitherto been discovered.
The advantages TO be derived from the use OF
the EXTINGUlSllER are as follows
Every fire begins on a small scale, and its
rapid and III controllable increase is owing
to the fact that at the time of its commencement
when every moments delay in checking it is
of the utmost importance) no means are ready
at hand
The EXTINGrlSHERi is the the only Engine
that fills this rcquirment
Its is always ready for use, though standing
unused for wears.
1t saves the deluge Of water now used for
this purpose.
1t is as effective in the hands Of Boy as
the most experienced Fireman.
1t is portable, and ~ easily handled as a
bucket Of water.
It possesses within its self the power of a
force pump, and as effective as Steam En-.
gine.
1t is the only known invention that will put
out Fires from Kerosene, Tar, Naphtslns, and
other combustible materials now in common
use.
PRICE-No. !, $50; No. 2, S55; No. 3,
$50. P.D. MOORE,
General Agent for Oregon and Washington.
Sept. 20, 1868. 47tf.