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THE POLITICIANS CIRCUS.
TIE DAZZLING sPEOT1CLE LAST
EYENING IN TWEED Plaza.

The East side Abiaze-The Esthusiasttc
Observation-Disclosures Edward J. shdudley
Tor the NbfievaIty and the Hon. william
M. Tweed. Jr, for CopEress.
Last evening, the Seventh Ward was turned
upside down " the monster demonstration in sup
port Of Justice Edward j. STANDBY, the cast side
candidate for Sheriff, and W. NJ. Tweed, Jr., for
Congress. The PLACE Of meeting was Tweed Plaza,
at the junction Of East broadway and Canal and
Rutgers streets, where platform was erected for
the Speakers. Shortly after eight o'clock the prime
movers OF the mectng arrived on tho scene, and
Justice Cox vns made Chairman Of the meeting.
The scene at this time was astonishing The houses
on each side OF the Plaza all gsily decorated
with Gags and Chinese lanterns, and several gas Il.
Limitations were hzed on the walls, In the centre
Of the square. fine piece Of fireworks, which was
lighted later in the evening, placed. 1t bore the
following device.
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IT tHe meeIing OF the Jacob UOheA parry m
Masonic Hl'l, the following was adopted precisely
as {, Is here reoroduced:
Ala Delegation Meeting OF inc New Tamcnv Han
Don .e.-aL l,l.Jgm PAgty IC.l 10 Masonic HAL sept
CHI 10
I'M, fovll1r VT'amb'v wHcrc Rd1ptr0i
NlH 10 3. o e. A.. ID. L-.i liHf feV md snlt Nom.
mated lndlvu1s hav" \ slur T. tnrm s'y,' lIo con.
tI.'g ~ our tIy Government & have bee NrtUy
an Cn"ruclp'l Oigarrar dctauOual ia thorc conduct
and pc, llns npne ont tue 'c "f p. r. own choice
90 pri Ctn7 IA tl' com ole oi tne people hat have.
30 .u...I . .H. Zoe of UINCF f'Irv N Not
.,s &. b. H. %. NJ Iur1 ut power rtt.lgd the
s.m a.: tAc lose ol sell AZ raHlisemcat and 10
p... F.lli' 'lt'e .."u-a.c'.
lt.'Uic's follow announcing t,nt the New
TtMm uy lil Democratic Iis'1rn purity WIN corr
.r ". I.gn-. o.. .A,z..aHiol 4. H. cay, county or
3 ate of NuE So & On uInrir / Cr S1tc HN.lir,
Conference Committee uf two uon cleh ward
we apHpu,,i q; au-r NA.L Mr. CuAol al dressed
uo party thus:
a. rrd fHId ~ hrcv''s NJ v, ofr orr frrsins II
vel ne ,tg Ha I.ts a. iT..l s.e's~ OF -
lnf cc HDu tut sh.ur's. %. " i'i, anytime, vat yG
h.t,u. SO t#Irt. sH'll 30 &tS Dt4IAAuy Hail tsmu.
9 4..c l.3.O.lu DAY"
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such like, are much mnre ciun,sy and eephantne
man those OF English, Scotof. and Irisb descenL
and agreeable type and there are several at New
mort and New London. visited Trinlty Church on
sunday, having nothing else to do. II mad quite an
English air, and the congngatlsn might be taken
Tor English and Scotch middle class people Of wealth
pnd refinement were IT not for some interlopers
rom the Harlem bikes OF Second avenue or from
the sun more ungainly regions around Albany.
found that while all this fighting was going on some
OF tho foreign legations found time TO pray, But
these viii picture In my next
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Literary Men in the Custom House.

The False reporting tribune has given Coec-
tor Murphy hint that it would expect formal no
tce in the event OF tho dismissal OF any ofits I'm.
ployses who happen to be also employees of the
Government in the Custom House. For Instance
tie Hon. Denis Sullivan,
Mr.. CRESLEr's PRIVATE SECRETARY,
ras for several years been drawing ST. 100 year a.
messenger. The Hon. CARTS f. Gilbert, Tribune
Exporter, Is in the Liqui dating Department, drawing
e. day. The Hon. GEORGE W. Bunyay, also of tho
TiiJVne, for taking care OF warehouse, draws a
per day ami other men, formerly 81 the IftJuhe,
through T06ane influence. The Collector Informed
the Sun re-; og'er tfat TIE statement IN the y is-
R'D0ytiH1 2it'Vns was pcorrec', AMI that ne hal
never drcl1rcd any such Intention. Custom House
employees are never informed OF thor removal until
tLcir SUCCESSOR arc appointed aud confirmed.
Tue LITERATt OF Fyw YORK
who hOld pUri,1u5 On On" CASIO H'nic are dlli
gcgt stu Tying the science OF politics. They say
THAT thg pen j. Iui-hty but tat tie political sword
hauriur over 90 90 bonds IL moro trencterOus than
which are Hivnn below, taken ron the Custom
House 9rls DO viii be 'Ccu thf' The nst embraces
e'cr', Distinguished men .. letters. Look Ut tho
Pi-'atd Gran, White author and critic; Richard
u S.Dl ngl, poo; and journalist; Deputy collector
y. ". GAYLORD JHurr .il-', dJCtor, and late Chaplain
10 the Thirteenth r. Uent Of " ,s3ch f-etts; l,r-
MN N".' lille, uu,n.l; Irortp ". Enucty, author,
orator. oyl Jogrt a,i,t, a.. Ten Eycb sheldon, .ur-
n1li-t; = P-uoro'n i'Urnl'i'i; John J. buirY
'itlnt; } y. C9yHe, pJct AMI Journals,
!. G. GoeucT, or.tur and poeti y. u.
b. as, Young l'i7h GATOR; i0r mes u. Hag.
g,gty, .glug IN orator; lIrrI.on Mlar', con-
pcscr; r. NJ J. szc-, iop-naist; Deputy Surveyor
t'., iGu.nEi.i; addition FWnswurth, author
'ul..a g. blltTi, .a+.IA.-t ava iI.t.
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Consolidation Of Connecticut Railroads.

The stockholders of the Hartford and New Ha-
ven Railroad yesterday unanimously approved
contract with the New York and New Haven road
for perpetual union Of property and interest but
not Consolidation of the stock. Tho contract was
also approved by the New York and New Haven
Railroad. The contract unitcs the two roads under
one board OF management composed of five Direct
ors from each. Tie earnings of both roads 20 into
q common fund, and the net earnings are 10 he Ill.
ford and New Haven road and % per cent. to the
New York and New Haven,
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Tbo CoIorelNIpnat work.

The eolored citizens of New York are e0rnck ly
or-gugur FOR tho fail campaign. Ia tna Etuh
MVru there arc over seven hundred Culurcd JtUE 3,
aud 100 pf thCn have nominated Justice nLNdiey
for SuJrn, a rs not 10 DO expected tlIt tler ten
denotes " i, be ECAera.ly Democratic In the Ne y
York sense Of the term Du II is believed thit very
iare number OF thom throughout the city VIII SUP
uALl j NhLlCn AllnlI.N.
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Seymour Snedeker, Esd, has completed the
census Of tho village Of Hampstead, and learned that
iso5. Ihe popu ton of tue v,llss. "a a 0isl an in,
crease OF about 40.
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Lyon's MnanetIc Insect powd

Lyons MuGnctic Insect Powder.
kits torkroncle-, water bugs,
Kills ECu bAg' Ants.
Kills FIcAs. Motus
LYONS Insect Powder Will do g. and nothing else
viii LooN ont 'or frauds IN buying. Buy none that
does not bear m Nstg'Ufe or r. Iron. II you get
the right tang Il is sure death & all Insects
Depot for Congress and Empire Spring Wa
ter - thgmb'r' ST. near broadway, None genuine
sold on Graught.
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NV YORK, Wednesday, Sept. There were no
bcei catiic on sac, END prices rgman nominaily
changed We quote Texans at sol ANA native cat
0ered stoi today, and lil1 since hopday sheep
were steady NJ II R6hc. and lambs weaker At ssSsC
with more in pens tnan could be sold. or hogs we
had 2.1ta to-day. and b.9i7 Monday. Four car
loads of state hogs sold eSGi0c.. tndnR
lot OF 49, that averaged 200 rs at 81 OK 10 ms.
Dressed hogs we're JUS steady az l2.@l2. &C.
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CoLR.-In this city, Tuesday, Angus, So 1870. by
judge George e.. Et|N1rl. II the promo Court,
Rachel Ann cote from John ". Cole.
EOSL.-l tbs CITY ga tuesday. scutcmbC. G. lsC. BY
Judge JuscpL +, lalv, o. he Court CoHricl Pleas
Aagi S.e..s i;var fvtn icrmHn Rosc,
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oFFENs ANDT-pUIDY On MONDAY, sertcmhcr 5
G.. ~ one sundf 10 Maggie h.Iuruy.
OF Capt. GartlJlolcw H. rprly, an OF this city.
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MdRINE INTELLIGENCE

nn1ArUpg ALHASAC--TUIs NAY.
SIM rtsCs...a So sun sci-....6 II Moon SETS. o.
men NATEr-HTIls DAY.
sandy Hook, " Gov. Island. 80 Hell Gate. IS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMFRcL1L.

oUr-kroy's fail style OF gents hats, e1e Broad
way. In ugh sad-Adt.
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Steamship Lafayette HAvre mdse. and pass.
stenmship MORO Castle Havana, ml.c and pass.
Steamship Finita. PWladr4 plia, uds-.
steamship Italy, Liverpool. mdse. and pass.
Ship Storkcrs Antwerp mdse.
Brlg PrOnta. Havana sugar.
sclIs Wm. q. lrisa, JacasOnyllle, timber.
SchT f.. J. Heath, Georgetown, %. & coal.
SchT Harry Lsndel. Jacksonville. lumber.
Also, the usual river ana coastglse Vessels.
sAIIEp-steamships Wisconsin Gad Java, for Liver
pool ; ship Twilight Bristol.
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A LOST AIT REVIVED 1t IL said that the Roman
ladies' ca rowuc1 their faded hair with transparent
mud nut the secret OF such composition unknown
t. any modern chemists until phalon discovered and
produced his Vtslia or salvation iOr the Hair.-idr
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State bonds we're dull at the first board, but show.
cd more activity at the second call, the chief fea-
lures being the North Carolinas. The old bonds,
declined ~ y cent. 70 BON, and the new ~ N
cent. TO 2S% new South Carolinas being heavy az
894; new Tenresseee firm at G0kd6Ok, and Mis-
souri, &c, 90ng0H, whilo Louisiana 6s were steady
at ~ Bank of Commerce shares sold al 1891. and
Central National 100. Railroad bonds were steady
on Rock Island 7s at e1>; Chicago and Northwest
ern consolidated VI frsts of G. @. and I. G. S2 {;
and Erie fourths s3H, Central Pacihcs being strong
at sSH Tie following were the closing street
quotations for Union Pacific securities First mort
gage bonds sO40S0%, incomes 5OI07ON, land
grants 6adGaX, and stock e5ae5X.
ON extreme quotations New York Central
stock 1uctuated between ejH and 05'(; acrip g2L5l
m'i: Erie. s9Ad93; Reading g7R00GI; Lake
Shore, 03kG92S Wabash. 52XGbiS; North.
western preferred, soh9sSI; Rock Island, 1850
ll9h SO. Paul, G3sGGit.; the preferred. soSS5
1o%; Ohio and Mississippi, 35iid3i; and New
Jorsey Central, i09@oaY. NOrtLwc.tetn com.
mon was firm at s27s Delaware, LacLawanna ard
Western, tOl bhl0lA; Fort Wayne, 94js Michigan
Central 1l'4 Albany snd Susquel anna, SG<13s1:
and llaunibi and ~. joseph, 11sT, tho preferred
declining from iijjS to III Pacific Mail was the
icturc Of the miscellaneous shares, oDcnlug at f0X
adv ineing to ais, but subsequently declining 20
Mh. Western Union Telegraph sold nj 3isI seller
70 days, anda Mariocsa preferred. ioH. Express
snares were dull, Adams selling at CO.., aud United
states, ii ClOsius prices at G u. NJ. were.
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X'rsola s,ou:,s.
3D&ul.


(tOTU NrtAttN NJ, lIEOIs ~'T Or r., 9is
~ hIua iN lF, u'a. t.ist. IAHuNuu VIII Ui sil 90
lt" o-pn.1 .t' t'. ..i 900 '' b.. .'.. ""fes,i..4
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ICl.hhorhood 40 immense curcout. ~ people. who.
m toe Intervals OF tue pieces cHeescd most heartily
fIr h'l ~ last, so ICr-istDut H'ic the duu9n 2
for IL 'pI efauce that the JUDGE finally stepped ON
ire Icnt st"oo, uncovered ana wp- inmctia', T. q q
recipient of NE most enthusiastic Demonstrations
Being ia! nIaly introduced, he spose briefly
speeches were subsequently delivered by Capt
Cover OF he Le0dtr Sir. Andrews, and others.
Among ne gentlemen on the st0on during the
Ferengle We're JHdre Cox, C9uGa,U.g IIoWe, Man.
shul TooScr, Alderman Hcn,ey, Jud.r PhlIius, tine
Hon. 1imo.Ey j. Camube,, Senator Morton. Gen.
" N 81. IMeed Jr.. and tne Hon. John j. BiAlr
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This is NO PATENT MEDICINE HUMBUG,
gotten up to dupe the ignorant and credu-
lous, nor is it represented as being COM
posed of rare and precious substances bro't
from the four corners Of the earth, carried
seven times across the Great Desert of Sa-
harah on the back. of fourteen canels, and
brought across the Atlantic Ocean on two
Ships" 1t is simple, mild, soothing Rem
edy, perfect specific for Catarrh and "Cold
in the Head" also for offensive Breath,
Loss or impairment of the sense Of Smell,
Taste or Hearing, Watering or weak Eyes,
Pain or Pressure in the Head, when caused
as they all not unfrequently are, by the vio-
lence of Catarrh.
offer, in good faith. a standing Reward
of $500 for case Of Catarrh that l cannot
cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE. PRICE ONLY so CENTS.
Sent by mail, post paid, on receipt of
Sixty cents. Four packages for $500 or
l dozen for $500
Send two cent stamp for DR.. Sage's
pamphlet on Catarrh. Address the Propri-
etor,
r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
n42-m3. Buffalo, N. Y.
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neutrality-suspicious. are at
times terrible calamities scattering
death and destruction wide spread in
their wake. The explosion of a bois-
ferrous laugh leaves smiles and good
nature strew in their path. The ten
thousand gallons of kerosene oil at
Brown & Niles wont explode, the firm
however has exploded with joy at tie
rush to see and buy their new goods.
See the explosion of their new 'ad.
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Association sNeeting at the
CONGREGATIONAL Church.

A joint meeting Of the Garnavillo
and Mitchell Association will be held
Mt tho Congregational Church, Ores.
90, commencing on Thursday evening
Oct. 9th, and continue over the Sab
bath.
The services will all be open to the
public, who are cordially invited to
attend.
The order Of exercises will be made
known ct tho time.
Preaching on Thursday evening at
7 O'Clock, by Rev. G. F. Bronson.
The committee Of arrangements
will meet the ministers and delegates
at the thu o..
J. w. WINDSOR, Pastor.
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Levi Davies and John Welch both
old settlers and among the respected
and remembered friends known to US
from our first moving to this county,
are among those that have answered
the last great roll call of time within
the past week. Peace to their ash
es, tribute ofrespect to their mem
DRY, and tears Of sympothy for tie
bcrcaved and stri cken families.
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The Howard County Agricultural
Fair to be held at Lime Springs next
week we hope to see largely attend
ed by tho farmers of the county. It
will be held on Wednesday and Thurs
day. The people at that place have
made the best preparations fer stock
ever before had in the county. The
premiums offered are liberal and we
hope the competition will be spirited.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-30

Now offer for Ready Poy or Approved Short
Credit a great variety of General Merchandise
consisting in part of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots & Shoes Ready Made Clothing, Hats
and Caps, Hardware, Crockery, Musical In
struments, Sewing Machines, Agricultural I'm
plements Saddles and Harness, Whips and
Lashes Sole and Upper Leather, Lace Leath-
er. All of which will be sold at the Lowest
Laving Rates. Those wishing to purchase are
solicited to call and examine and see that this
is TRUE, in fact Thankful for past liberal pat
ronage, &c. we solicit continuance of the same.
FLORENCE, HOWARD co.. IOWA. August 9Th 1870
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Our old time friend. James Han
ncgan, who was one Of the first set
tiers IN our county will leave for
Kansas on Monday next, and requests
US to inform any or all Of his friends
that he does not calculate to run
away, and would like those who arc
indebted to him, or to whom he is in
debted to give him call before that
time. In his departure Howard Co.
loses one of its most cstimable citi-
zens, and genial, social, whole-ssul-
cd man. Our best wishes go with
him, ana should be ever return, our
"latch-string' hangs out for him.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-30

Stoneman & Donnan will speak on
the issues of the campaign at this
place on Saturday of this week at 2
p. m. Every man interested in the
political prosperity Of tho country
should he in attendance and learn
from them what their method of cur
ing the public ills would be.
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.SEEERyErES N.4EE.

RY VIRTUE of an execution issued to
1D me out ofthe office of the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court of Howard Coun-
ty, on a certain Judgment obtained i'll said
ocurt at the May term thereof Of 1870,
wherein Henry Whipple is plaintiff and
John NJ. Hoffman is defendant, c.mmand-
ing Inc to make the sum Of four hundred
dollars with interest thereon from the Goth
day Of April 1870, at ten per cent per an
mum and Two dollars and
twenty five cents, costs of suit and accruing
costs, to satisfy judgment obtained for
four hundred dollars and costs as above set
forth, have levied upon the following per-
sonal property, and shall expose the same
for sale to the highest and best bidder for
cash, on the farm occupied by the defend
ant
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10Th 1870, at
two o'clock Z. NJ. of said d,y to wit
Four stacks Of unbound oats, four stacks of
wheat, five acres of wheat taken in the
shock, when and where due attendance will
be given by the undersigned
Dated at Cresco, Sept. 22d 1870.
j F. POWELL,
Sheriff Of said County. I.
As st
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-30

The New York Sun furnishes tie
reasons appended for expecting tie
defeat OF the radical party in New
York at the approaching election,
which are quite sufficient, we may
add, to expect It's defeat elsewhere:
Imbecility. pcculation, and neglect
of duty pervade the departments of
the government, while tho president
and his cabinet perambulate the
country on juuketlng tours at its
watering places. And the people do
not accept as a sufficient offset to all
this the much vauntea financial poll
cy which, by keeping up war taxes in
time Of peace, enables the secretary
of the treasury to devote some of his
surplus money to redeeming frag-
ments of the public debt
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There is to be cotillion party at
the Thaycr House on Thursday even
ing Oct. 9th at the close of the coun-
ty fair. Everybody knows that Tom
linson don't do things by the halves,
hence q magnificent time may be cx-
peeted. The half fare tickets over
the rail road to the fair will be good
for the return after the dance.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-30

An important gu estiou in relation
to the import system Of this nation
may find it's way to the Supreme
Court during the coming winter for
solution. It is whether q tariff for
protection is constitutional. That
the practice has been always to lay
varying duties on manufa ctured goods
is unquestionable; but the Constitu-
tionrequires that all duties levied by
the United States shall be uniform.
The Court will DO asked to say wheth-
aer discriminating duties can be call ;
ed uniform, and whether fixed adj
Erasosens tariff on oil imports is not
the sole tariff permissible under the
terms Of tho Constitution.
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"Barrett II substitute for wigs.
9zaszx.sss-ss.ks
Faded hair yields to "Darrett 49,

Liver Compia,nt - Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Kidneys
""| Rt~ oder, nd those chronic dis
eases peculiar TO females as Weak
ness. Irregularities, Weak Back and
Luucorlhca, arc cured in one third
the time necessary to cnre them with
any other remedy by using Dr..
Pierco's Extract or Golden Medical
Discovery. Sold by druggists or send
three and quarter dollars to II. Y.
Pierce, NJ. D. Buffalo, N Y. and get
three bottles free. of express charges.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-30

Price & Lowry are receiving very
fine and extensive assortment Of
goods adapted to their line of trade
in every branch. Their stock of fam
cy articles will be full and complete
in every department and will be sold
at the best aud lowest terms to all
cssh customers,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-09-30

J. H. Heinmillsr and Henry Mans
field have their residences on Cherry
Street nearly ready for occupation.
We are glad to see these young men
showing such Indications of prosperi-
~
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ChiURCH DIRECTORY.

CONlgregatiOnal.-Rev J. W. Windsor. Ser
vices each Sabbath at half past ten a. IN and 1880
p nj. Sabbath School Immediately after morning
service. Prayer meeting each Wednesday evening
1t early candle light.
'Epfscopal, Grace Church-Rcctor, Rev. J.
4, Woodward. Services every Sunday AT 1890 a.
u. and 7:3op. m. Sunday school after a m. SER
vice. Seats all free. Strangers and the Public, cor
daily invited.
Mct,odist.-Rev. 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.
Detroit and Milwaukee Time
Table.
aeing East. Going West.
Leave Milwaukee, Engle- Leave Detroit 1000 a. m.
mans dock, at 9p. m. Arrive at Mil
every evening except waukee 400 q. m.
Saturdays. Arrive at
Detroit 5:15 p. m. s~~~- ~-'".si.-.-.
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miscellaneous.
IL E.lEs! RE2.4D.!

EUANTED at Florence, Howard
W County, Iowa. Reliable men
to engage in the following named
professions, to-wit: Editing and
printing a Live News Paper, Lawyer,
Notary, Sc, Dentistry, General Va
-riety store, Hardware Il Tin, Watch
maker & Jeweler, Saddle & Harness,
Cooper, Cabinet & Chairs, Black
smith, Wheel Wright, Wooden Fac
tory, Foundry and Machine Shop.
An effort will be made by the citi-
zens OF Florence and vicinity to es-
tablish an Educational Institution in
this village at an early day. The
friends of education are earnestly So
licited to aid this enterprise.
Superior inducements offered by
BARNARD, ST. JOHN s co.
W. w. BARNARD. ROOT. BRoADwATER.
L. G. ST. JOHN. JOHN W. DoERsCH
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There is good Farm, frame dwelling,
Granary, Stable, with Horses, Mules,
Wagons, Flows, Reapers, Mowers, SC. On
the Sc. Or, of section 20, the ne. or, of 30
and W. hf., Of section %, in town 81 range
ID. will sell on fair terms, say one fourth
in cash, and one fourth each in one tive and
three years, with interest at 10 per cent.
These lands lie on or near the proposed
Dubuque & Minnesota railroad, soon to be
built.
For f further r particulars see J. ": MIroH-
Farm; W. r. MEAD, ESQ.,, at Cresco or
at Dubuque, GEO. w. JONES. Aft
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# Local Column.
Milwaukee & st. Paul Il. r..

milwaukee &C s. st. Paul N. II.
IOWA AND MINNESOTA DIVISION.
0sing West. Going East.
Day Express ll:3s 4. m. Day Express $3.50 p. IN.
Night do 2:c0 a. IN. Night DO 200 y. III.
DACOTAH DIVISION.
OALxAR. Charles CRY.
by Express 1l:ao a. m. lay Express 500 r. M.
DaS Express $40 p. m. Day Express 1l:20 a. M.
DEBORAH BRANCH.
Passenger 1910 a. m passenger o:to q. m.
Passenger $40 p. IN. Passenger 3:5op. m.
Trains make connection Oh the Dako-
tab Division going both ways, also OH the
DEBORAH Branch.
DC. SHEPARD, Surr.
SIS. MERRILL, General Manager.
L. T. WOODCOCK, Local Agent.