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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09
This is an age of brass, prete,

This is an age of brass, preten-
ton prevails where more substantial
elements ought to exist. Mankind
is so constituted that they take to
humbugs as naturally as ducks do to
water. Brown & Niles being desti-
tute of brass, not very pretentious,
and not much on humbugs, require a
two column advertisement to mention
their immense stock and to which
they invite every ones attention.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09

The. State elections of 1870 have
already formed a 6ne pyramid u
Democratic Statos. In six States
there is a Democratic majority con-
siderably exceeding 1000 votes.
These triumphs have been won over
and in despite Of negro suffrage in
thickly settled negro districts. The
Radicals have carried Rhode Island,
which is equal 30 the Dutch taking
Holland. The elections held thus
far have resulted so as to give the
Democrats two moro United States
Senator'S in the Forty second Con
gress.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09
CHURCH DIRECTORY,

conQre2atinnal.-Rev J. W. Windsor. Ser
Vices each Sabbath at half past ten a. IN and 1870
p.n. Sabbath School Immediately after morning
service. Prayer meeting each Wednesday evening
at early candle light.
Episco opal, Grace Church-Rcctor, Rev. J..
4 Woodward. Services every Sunday at 1890 a.
=. and ':30p. IN. sunday school alter a. m. SER
daily invited.
McthOilist.-Rcv. J. Ridlington. Services at
half past ten M in the evening at half past seven
Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Sabbath School
immediately after morning service.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09

It is stated that the expense Of the
army this year will equal the entire
amount required to run the gov
eminent during Mr.. Van Buren's
administration; but then you see. our
army is now more useful than then.
Now it controls elections and assist >
in the formation Of ''loyal' opinions
in Democratic localities.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09

A pamphlet giving full details of
tho brutal Hagerty murder, by An
drew Thompson, with full confession
Ct Thompson, will be issued in few
days. 1t will cost twenty-five cents
a copy, and the curious can obtain it
Of all news agents.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09
Equine Powders work efcctu al.

California proposes to name the
next radical candidate for the presi =.
dency. With her Digger Indians
and Cinnamon, California has no
doubt she can make as good selec-
ton as Illinois did in 1865.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09

The Troy Press has an article head
ed: ''Extraordlnary Conduct Of an
internal Revenue Collector 1t
must be that the gentleman got away
with an unusually small amount.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09
canv q IS.

The European war thus far has re-
suited in the defeat of the French
armies and the capture Of Louis Ma
polcon. But this is not the end Of
the war. France is now republic
with strong provisional government,
fully alive to the defence of French
territory against its invading foes.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09

The oldest Juvenile Magazine in
America.-MERRY's MUSEUM. 1t is
hardly natural for one to grow hand
somcr as he grows older, but so it is
with "Merry' every sue cessive year
seems to add new freshness and beau.
ty to his good looking person every
way, and better still he never seems
weary in well doing. For 81, 80 a
year you can make his acquaintance
by writing to his Publisher, Horace
=. Fuller, Boston.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09
Horse owners use Equine Powders.

The late attorney general Of Vir-
ginia, radical Of course, is now under
arrest for forgery, aud it rather looks
as if he would get in position to be
sent to congress.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09
ESTK.4 YED.

From the subscriber at Glen Roy, How.
ard county, Iowa, one light cream colored
mare colt two years old. with one hind leg
white. 1t left Lime Springs about the last
Of June. ANY person who will inform the
subscriber where she may be found will be
literally rewarded.
Asst. SACRls IvERsoN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09

The examination of Alfred Girls :
mas for a mudcrous assault upon
Daniel Wheeler with intent to com
nit murder, resulted in his being
bound over to answer the charge.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09
miscellaneous.
AZ END! W EsgD.!

WANTED at Florence, Howard
w County, Iowa. Reliable men
to engage in the following named
professions, to-wit: Editing and
printing Live News Paper, Lawyer,
Notary, &c, Dentistry, General Va
riety store, Hardware & Tin, Watch
maker & Jeweler, Saddle & Harness,
Cooper, Cabinet & Chairs, Black
smith, Wheel Wright, Wooden Fac
tory, Foundry and Machine Shop.
An effort vii. be made by the citi-
zens OF Florence and vicinity to es-
tablsh an Educational Institution in
this village at All early day. The
frirnds of education are earnestly So
'ic'ted t" aid this enterprise.
Superior Inducements, ffcrcd by
BARNARD, ST. JOHN & co
". ". BARNARD. Eu8T NRoADwATGn.
l.. q. 81. ,nEN. tuHX !" uoXRsCu.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09
Ailsv a u4k &C l. st. Paul Il. D..

14aAss u A4k &C 4 st. Paul H. r..
IOWA AND MINNESOTA DIVISION
S~ng west. Going East.
Day Express 1l:3s a. NJ. Day Express 3.53 y. m,
Night do 300 u. IN. Night do 200 a. M
DACOTAH DIVISION.
OALhAs. Charles CITY.
Day Express Hoo a. IA. ! Day Express 500 r. m.
SsG Express 5:l0p. IN. bay Express ll:20 a.
DEBORAH BRANCH.
Passenger lq:ls a. n. Passenger S:45 a. M.
Passenger $40 p. m. Passenger 3:5op IN.
Trains make connection on the Dako-
tab Division going both ways, also on the
DEBORAH Branch.
d. c. SHEPARD, SUpT.
!. 3. MERRILL, General Manager.
4. T. WOODCOCK, Local Agent.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09

Equine Ointment best for Horses and
Cattle.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09

Esa1y, Sent. 8, zS5O.

JOB WORK of all kinds promptly and neatly
ssecut ID at the Plain Dealer effce en- the ,sost
sessonAble terms
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09

Use Magnetic Equine Remedies.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09

Detroit and Milwaukee Time
Table.
osiDg East. Going West.
leave Milwaukee, Engle- Leave Detroit 1000 \. m.
nan's dock, at Up. m. Arrive at Mil
every evening except wauhee 400 a. m.
Saturdays. Arrive at
Dctroi. 5:l5 d. III. Sec alvt. elsewhere,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09
The SseIiaDlc.

We still continue to furnish the Old Relia-
bic, Of large size only. cutting six feet wide.
| II is adopted for f.ruerS who wish to have
separate rcal'c thai vii: ir I: biz d.y's
/ s:1lk. ti,t Tia t't,' ~ ?-'3s o., - ev,rv
s:.-.. l,f.Ag
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09

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&0k A DAY!-4O new articles for
RAO Agents. Samples free. Il. b.
SHAW, Alfred, Me.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-09
GROVER e. EAKERR,s
SEWING MACHINES.

The following are selected from
thousands Of testimonials of similar
character, as expressing the reasons
for the preference for the GROVER Il
BAKER Machines over all others.
, 1870-09-19

appzehended until last "Wednesday
night, when Hho wss taken with couvulsions.
each one lasting from five to ten minutes.
Shc would then have an interval Of quiet for
fifteen or twenty minutes, and thcu another
conYulsion. This condition continued Tor
about twelve hours, md LIFT her in singular
state, being apparently UNCONSCIOUS Of every
thing and every one arnnud her. She has had
lucid intervals at about o'clock, both in tho
day and night, which last but few minutes.
n the meantime she has stept but very little.
She talks. rubs her hands, and At times looks
pleased at other times, she has sorrowiul,
Woe-begone expression, aud will burat into
Mayer sauner had = friend, a Mr.. Lewis. who
died in this CITY ahout eleven years ago, with
consumption: On Sunday evening be sas down
by this Mis-. Pei, and tsok holu Of her hand,
when she Immediately commenced acting the
dying scenes Of Mr. Lewis, She talked Just
as be did, nsing the samo actions and identi-
cally tie eame language. which it was lmpossi-
bio for ler to have heard from any aource. as
Mr. Lewis could only talk in whisper, and
Mayor Sauner had to put his ear close to hts
mouth TO hear what be sald; and he declares
positively that che repeated the expressions
ct the dying man, which no person heard but
himeclf, and which he has never repeated
But what adds TO the einguiarity OF the cass
the positions Of head, hand, and body, az the
dying Lewis did, and, in appearance, dies
away aa he did. her eyes becoming set, and
her pulse becoming. almost extinct; but iu 3
moment afterwaid she rouses herself up, the
color returns to her face, and the pulso be-
comes strong and natural again.
Another case. A woman visited her few
Days since wEo had lost child that suffered
intensely while dying. Mrs. rell had known
nothing ct this child. get when its mother
like and apparently died of IS the child had
done, We Wcra informed 0f other ipSfonre es
, 1870-09-19

We have before had occasion to notice the
American Insurance Company, Of this city, "a
one OF the solid, safe, aud wcll-mauascd insur-
aEce companies Of Chicago, For years this COM
rany contfled Its business to the Stale Of Illinois,
and to the Insurance OF farm properly, detached
dwellings, churches and school-houses During
the past year the Bosrd of Directors have, Al they
could 1nd the right kind Of men to act as State
agents, extended their business Into the States OF
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska. Iowa. Wisconsin,
Michigan, 1ndiann, and Ohio. Recently, state
ment Of the condition and affairs Of the company
was forwarded 10 the Insurance Department Of
the State Of New fo1E, on the receipt OF which a
Special Commissioner WIS sent on from SeE York,
to make personal and official examination,
tho result Of which is tho admission Of the Amer
lean to transact the busiucA Of tre insurance In
the State Of New York. While there was no rea-
son 10 doubt The ability Of this Company to com-
ply with the requirements OF any INSURANCE de-
partment, still 1t is e0urce OF qualification to
know that the Company, after having undergone
thorough examination by the most rigid and
experienced insurance departments in the United
states, has been ah1nlged worthy to be placed
| side by Side with the time-honored institutions
| Of tho old Empire State.
Su. cess cal but attend the future of the Amer
| lean aud tic popular "instsimcnt plan, = man
aged rs It is ny board Of directors second to
nonc n point VI Integrity, experience and busi-
hess u<tltty.
, 1870-09-19
UN9AFR BUILDINGS
he Ei;tay af Tie Chicaao Ttibuue: :

To TIE Ea:taF Of The Cnitaan Tribuue:
Architects, builders. ansl owners, who plan and
construct such buildings as the Academy OF De-
sign, On Adams street, near State. ought to be
rcssraincd by law.
The four upper stories Of that building rest on
three Parallel brick walls, the front and rear Of
the lover story end basemtnt. instead Of being
II masonry, a. one at least Bhgnll he, to with.
stand tendency to sway, are simply iron COL
n1nns, reaching from the botton foundation Of
,ne basement e ths secoad story These columns
anetpg one rod on the top OF another, both being
Gn'lsyase- But they are kept from knuckllnG at
me t lolnt " being fastcned to the wooden door
wooden beams, and tho front aLd rclr walls OF
:he four urpcr stories are built upon them. The
walls and ROOT, and snow thereon. while ,fcr re-
main sound aud are not subjected to fire, and
while neither nre nor decay un1aose the fasten-
Gre, few minutes would let The columns loose,
anu the whole fabric wonsu be !eycicu with the
;.rnun';, long before Al assemb1agc could pass
tut-
But the great aangsris not from 11tc, hut from
the liability OF the building TO fall ulncss support
c4 br adjoining on.T. Shouln sac foundation
sase ''f I'M side aa astse these = psae s1sn ras rs
cut Of plumb, there being no transverse
VAL nor hu!tresscs to hold II, the building would
lsli 81 tsseat, 70 say nothing Of TIC addition Of
;la5I. Gemm1a dry sools hox will sustain great
Weight place., On lis TOP, while 1t mas four, or eyeu
k,dt1 such viii be is tendeney to swas ut careen
that comparatively light weight wtE crush +.
Thefe ate other high buildings In Chicago OF
! world, except Chicago are massive brtcE Or stone
walls uaas dependent upon wooden noors to Keep
them from falling. Brick walls sfori.i
! hc built to stand Of Ihcmsnircs
after woodwork has burned OF
!ecaycd. There ere numerous buildings In fhi
csgr-for instance, the Merchants lnsufsnrs an.,
| the Republic Insurance buildings. an,i TIE TR1,
BrSE Anlcc-ffoua Which one corner, OF one end
might be undermined and torn down, and thc re-
mafning walls wuuld EtaEd solid In such strnc
| lures. however high they may be car1tel there
feeling OF safety aItl stability
! A slip1t fhock OF earthquake would tonpl
I n1ny buildings IN Chicago 10 the ground. Thi
ought not 70 te- 1t Is time the construction Z
such hnih}inTs VAS checked Lett 1t be done es
the CITY II appalled, By 8 disaster Ike ,bat OF til
Pem1crtcn Mills, or that ut Richmond. II ne
checked by law, let the people be warned,
| least, agrtnst unsafe buildings.
, 1870-09-19

The eance known as the Free Baptist church,
which has stood for year or nj III Ut the soutll-
formally dedicated yesterday. The copEr ga.:nn,
whrsc privilege Il IL ia worship In this new hulslnt,
has reached Its present success through series s
.lluare s4etcty. The church was founded by
community Ct poor hut earnest christians, whose
aim was to establish q free church. After inun-
faey ns eeTaeq III o a
and jackson Streets II was 6olemnIy
dedicated one fine Sunday moralng, and
In an hour after the congregation had
dispersed, 1t was reduced to ashes. Iu less than
2 yea, however, the congregation again gathered
for worship In new ttliflce erected On the rulna
The capacity aud location Of this church, IN
course Of Time, proved insut'lese;t and undeslr-
ablc. anu the building was sold TO another con-
gregafi1n- Then the. present structure wills be-
gun. 1t is bullt Of Milwaukee brick, and presents
1ne exterior. The basement vas dedicated
sear M % and tne e entire Church. % VII, TIC exception
The hnIsh Il the auditorium is
simple, unassumiuE. but nevertheless ast:ac-
dBy cC1l,pletc-u0t as an expensive monument Of
>tttarian pride, or unhaLowcd desire to ou'do
more wealthy societies, but as silent and CRATE
The church With fixtures was erected at . cost Of
81, ,eoc, every cent Of which has been paid. As
the church is as set without an organ, Fl 00o vas
cosiiug tha. sum. Scariy $1,000 was subscribed
for some extra internal improvements
The detl1catorJ exercises were VI an Interesting
character. They we're opened With voluntary
by the choir, after which paSsaQ,. 1lon tho
Scriptures Was read by Prof. u. E. Whipp,e, o.
IIiIlsdaic, Mich. and prayer offered by Rrv. $. F.
Smith, Of Berltn, WIS. The Pastor, Rev. ]. Il.
Drew. then made the fnaucial statement, and
the collections, given above, were taken up.
Alter anciher hym1, Dr. Dunn, OF llllsdale Col
lcEe, preached an impressive sermon from the
text, i Lord, Thou has. been our dwelling place
IL all :-cne.nt1nns.'' The dedicatory PRAYER was
G"reI by Prof. II. E. Whlpple, aud the services
closed y lth singing the D1xolosY.
, 1870-09-19

THE TGEu or THE WHITE .

THE TOUR OF TUE WHITE STOCKINGS.
On account OF alterations IN the arrangement of
games with the Eastern clubs, the departure OF
the White Stockings is postponed until tomorrow.
The club will takc the "A fast train on the Pitts
lutgh Fort Wayne Railroad, arriving In New
York on "Wednesday forenoon. playing The Mutu-
als on Thursday; the Athletics, at Philadelphia,
OH Saturday: and the At!antics, In Brooklyn. on
:he following MUnslay. no o1her saulea viii he
Played
THE AMATEUR T0CRSAMEST
y III be cehtiIuttl It Ogden Park this week, ind
will probably be ertletl BY Saturday. THIS after
noon &c Athletics and Acttycs Will play, aud, IS
The latter arc juci0E nine Of unusual prolclcu-
cS, the game Will be attended With considerable
interest 4 meeting Of the Captains OF mines er-
gagged In the tournament is 10 be held this evct-
inF, et No. 1876 Dearborn street, Room 9, 10 ar
large tic order Of games f0r the week.
HOME GAMES.
A picked nine Of the old star Club beat the
Alexis, %.
Tic Lanahce Street School bca. the Newoer.
II, q TO %.
The 1Ai1le Norl Club beat the Comets, ~ to i
-lhe lNL beat the Fourth Avenues, q to :,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Enterprise Base Ban Club meets, hi.
evening, At NJ. II Harmon court.
There Tllt be nct ting Of the stockholders
of the thIcaRo Hasc Bali Club, ut the club rooms
IS atd sc Reynolds blccI, ut O'Clock Tits eve
rtrC.
, 1870-09-19

its Apostle, and constituted herself Ks2uels.
las en. M: renewed her IiuerAl ulA Rsrlb!c1n
uttcTanecs tt1encT than any GtstT Falna. III sni,'
Ct crCly knt NJ n.pr, EE!on erc!y time 6ns "as
allowed tv ACT as 1nsttcss " ht1 ',estn h
!nye, the anc tur which she has already t""ins III
ami SACRIFICED Eo much, this same l!h rtE. tnis @
same Republic, Is again ossasslrase,' ",ec:t ~" ~
be her mnr.ic,css; II not thcse n.y. n' r,w
N er, msitnr cn,S teo: the
master 10 strike: This ts what nas ne nei9 u
trr1ntd ttThr eood German fe.L -. fIFaSS E1sH-e -
na,Inn without Gnsf thcy aso asT a.,icd 5tc ~;
ciieT Of God. France, whose sfrt.ss u htsts-y
harc f,een entitled Tho tlectts OF God Though
tne French - Qtsta D1 per F.ancos." Dat let
us loor oIly at the present OAe may well be al
ths yrv highest expression Of thnuRnt mt to quail,
is as nation Without God, the first Of ':atho-
IL iSo nea,hcu more miss,onaries than
n ,taes nations put together; 1t = more than an
fanS With her sins. ~ fhis Is no SoaD, 1ny Ger.
many and good old Mother England. who are
without sin, throw at her the first stone! Hnt
that sinful nhit1n has neTcrthc1tas. fr~1ts cLas.
acte1astlc features, an universally RcEn0Wlcagc1
sy,npaihy. renerosiry, . spirit Of fraternity ana
sion, through MS minister, this IL what he world
narc saia: MANY Sins are forgiven her. because
slt.a alovctl fhucli.7 l..
yiew OF her mtsfnrluEes, III yicR ol ner VI arnt
clIcr.s for the triumph Of Justice, and freetom,t
fuiciTe her! Forgive her us chr fo-glves all
thnse that persecnte her, and E!aHAss hes. Eot-
give 1ls all, God our Father. Make rs ackaoW!-
ctigc aIl tneu Us brothers God of 1uve, give 70
passes earthly Srnd. Ord Of liberty aud deliver
ance, hless nve1tried france. Save the ReI'soie'
Auell!
, 1870-09-19
MYSTERIOUS MURDER,
The Body Of a Man Discovered in
the River.


About quarter Of O'Clock, yesterday after
roop, Pat1ieS O'Da5, one Of the men Id charge OF
Rauuolph street bridge. observed the body OF a
man floating In the river. With the aid Of boat
hook he drew the corpse to tho dock, and secured
It with rope. lie noticed that the skull WAS
cirthed lc, and. imagining murder ha1 been
committed, proceeded ut once TO the Coruncra
the Armory, where he repo1tedt TIE fact to Cap
tain Hickey. TTo policemen we're ut once de-
Epatched with instructions to take the body from
the water, and convey It to the Armory. Tbia
they did, and It was placed In the "dead house
to await the action OF tho Coroner.
About half an hour after It arrived, man called
his brother-tn-lRw was missing, aud he Thought
It might be him. He was permitted to LOOK nt tue
r,tsmains, aaa Immediately identified them as
Of ttle deceased had previously been searched aad
$lc6 and several checks, drafts, bills, &C., were
found: TWo OF three OF tha papers we're signed
name. The blo'hcr,in-law said 1t was and also
slated that he had a gold watch when he last
faW fan G n, IT! The @ @Sss,Ssspos hoeye1 Vas MOI
Or ahy Information regarding the deceased. md it
T. +. was ri q 1eiatisc oi lie Sa deeease. sed.
which 'eo 10 put 'ise he remains s'~n; Il. ~. n
ar t9 send item to Milwaukee. Alter he leis,
tat OF Joseph Teller, and said he lived III Nil
MarEee, Hbe1e be hal wife and two children.
They also stated that he had haa {iao or $500 With
lin, an that his trunk was at one Of the railroad
Of Teller.
About O'Clock, the hrotner-in-law rernsuca
with metallic cofliu, and shortly after Dr. MfIer
tee County Physician, arrived, having been sa1l,
moheh " the s:orouer to make posi- u,orfen ey-
a,mi,n,atioo N order 10 see II the man had been
S@v,[se. @ and though unable as ret to say wne:hcr
iener was mutdefeu, .he appearance Of
, 1870-09-19
TIE CITY IN BRIEF,
Arrest of mn Alleged 1IurilcFee.


On the cOih Of last June, man named Wilhelm
S'inburls, whu resided at No. 1so Coolidge street.
while on his way home, was assaulted by three
men on the corner Of Centre arenuc
aid Twelfth street, and stabbed, and died
Of his Injuries on tho 18th Of July. At the
Coroner's inquest, the testimony was that tho
men met him, and pushed him on the Sidewalk;
that quarrel c1sucd, during which the deceased
was cut IL the abdomen. The one who indicted
the wound ~ said to be Thomas Warl. The evl-
.lencc pointed directly to hin, ani the. jury re-
surnc. verdict thar Sunburn came to his death
At his hants. Every effort was made bv the
police to dnd The alleged assassin, but without
success, us he had 1ed from the city. About a
shclth ago he returned, but the police authorities
were MT informed Of the fact until Friday, when
man was slcialleti 10 look for him. The place
where he was stopping having been asccrtaIue.l,
Captain Miller, Of the Second Precinct, and ON
Ger Butler proceeded yesterday to the house. which
Is located On tic co. Esr Of curlcy and 'sualto
streets, anu a11eatca rim. He Is now locked up
III tie Madison Street Station, and will hare q
hearing ~ soon as TIC Witnesses can be sum.
lnohtd. Ward Is quite young man and laborcE,
He 'sas nothing to ssy about the killing, Or those
VIII" were associated with him On the night the
,s1.tt MIS- done.