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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-02-18
OF IOWA
(P"Jlished by Amhori'y.)
CHAPTER 3.

CHAPTER 3.
An Act to amend Chapter lis of the
the Revision Of 1860 relative to
drawing Jurors.
SEC l. BE it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State of
Iowa. That the words County
Judge and "County Court where
the same appear in Section 2727.
472S, 2T3o and 1882. Chapter 1l5 of
the Revision Of 1860, be and the
same are, hereby repealed, and in
lieu thereof, there be enacted and in
serted the words County Auditor.
SEC. 2. This act being Of imme-
date Importance. shall take effect
from and after its Publication in tho
Iowa State Register and Dcs Muincs
Bulletin, papers published in D.:
Moincs, Iowa
| Approved Jan. -, 1870.
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I'd CDEsENPTIYES.

S rHk Advertiser, having been restored to health IN
few W.. Ks, w very simple remedy, after having
suffered several wars with severe lung Affection
au4 that dreads! disease, Consunption-is anxious
make knswn tc his fellow sufferers the means OF
cure
TO al who desire H. he will send a copy OF the pre-
scripti>n used Gree Ct charged, with tie directions
fr prepa' ing and I.nE the same, which they will
find sur. Cure tcr Consumption. Asthma, Biouchit
is etc The object & the advertiser in sending the
Prescription 10 to beuef he afflicted and spread in
formation which he coneriv,sto be Invaluable and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it VII
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
parti.s wishing the rr, scrip,icn will please address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
srll-l Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
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The name Of William S. Groe sbeck,
of Cincinnati, is mentioned by some
western papers as a possible Demo-
cratic candidate for the Presidency
in 10.
The Connecticut Democrats State
committee have designated Tuesday,
the 22d Of February, as day Of meet
ting Of the State Convention.
When you come to look at it prop.
crly. there is nothing strange in the
fact that no citizen of Chicago has
ever been cony crtcd to Mormonism
A man who can, live with one wife
at time naturally stands sghast al
the thought of attempting to live
with fl. teen or twenty. --Lou. Courier
journal.
A party of Senator Revcls black
constituents sho: a white man the
other day, and subsequently were
permanently disfranchiscd at the end
Of rope. 50
\ NEWSPAPER in New I,ril is de-
voting good deal of space to prove
that Harlan 10 dishonest. We shall
next have the same journal trying to
prove that Butler is thic', 81 Trap.
mann an assassin. &c..
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Extracts from ~ new radical die
tionary.
Free Speech-Tho right to advo.
cate the radical cause. s-.a
Restoring Peace-Putting the pco-
pie under the rule Of the bayunet.
Free Goyernment-Thc unrestrict-
cd access Of radical thieves to the
national treasury. .. s=e.5
The Grand Army Of the Republic
The army of o!tic eholdcrs.
National! Greatncss--.he national
debt. .8.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-02-18

A young man having preached for
DR.. Edmonds one day was anxious to
get word of approval for his labor
of love. The grave Doctor, howey-
er, did not introduce the subject. and
his younger brother was Obliged to
bait the hook for him
d. II hope, sir, l did not weary
your people ty the length Of my ser
mon to-day
''No, sir, not at all; nor by the
depth either
The young man was silent.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for year, from Serv-
rsbiity Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful ndiscretion, will, fer SAKE Of Iering hut
manity. send fee to a who reed II. the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad.
vrriser's expo rcnts, can Go so BY addressing, with
perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
n5vllyl No. ~ Cedar street, New 70 X
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U.sUsUAL oFrER.

tn w. LEE, offers to sxsAsaes -
! acres Of good Prairie Land, With I've
acres ofrimber, to fence it, for Twelve
Hundred Dollars, in Gree backs. Said lsAa
is three miles South Of New Oregon, ssd
Within one hair mills Of School llonse.
he also effers for sale bic House and LIT in
tresco Tll-esf
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Because

After eleven years expert.
cncc and trial the sales have !
increased each and every
year, and thousands of let
tcrs (unsolicited) of the re-
markablc cures they have
performed bear witness.
Read the letters in Local
Column of cures by these
medicines. <4ts' E
For Sale by Dr.. Clemmer, Oresso-
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Es Circuit Court for Howard
s., County Iowa. @..1
Jehn T. Stoneman I
Plaintiff, ORIGINAL
against
J. Fsrguson NOTICE
defendant.

To the defendant above named
VnU are hereby notified that there is
Il now on file in the Office Of the clerk Of
the Circuit court in and for the county Of
Howard state Of Iowa, a petition of John 7
stonelnan plaintiff above named. claiming
Of ysu the sum of seventy five dollars for
services rendered at your request as attor-
ney in case tried in the District court Of
Howard county Iowa, wherein you were
plaintiff and Beadle & Slice were defend
ans, and that o writ Of attachment has been
asked for and granted tn erein, and that nm
less you appear thereto and defend before
noon Of the second day.of the next term Of
the said Court appointed to be beld at the
Court House in Cresco in said county, COM
mencins on the End day of May 1870 your
default will be entered and judgment rem
dercd againt you thereon in accordance with
the prayer of said petition.
JOHN I. SLOVENIAN, a
16:a. Atty. in person for plaintiff.
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+ Why do you wink at me, sir?''
said beautiful young lady. angrily,
to stranger, at a party an evening
or two since. .0... ..tE
II beg your pardon. madam, re.
piled the wit; II winkcd a. men d.
when looking at the sun; your splen.
dor dazzled my eyes. +" D.
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FOR SALE.

A FARM Of $50 acres adjoining Lime
Springs Station, Howard county, Iowa, 80
acres under cultivation. House, stables,
and running water Oh the place. Enquire
Of s. L. Carey at Lime Springs Station, or
e. s. Thurber, Cresco Iowa. Terms lber-
eral. 800 II
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~ eninniaina &c be

Greeley complains ef being con-,
stantly bored b. Office seekers, which
confession makes his condition SINH
lsr 10 that Of many disappointed
place -huufers--ove.- board.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-02-18

Iilton says lie wishes Harriet
Beecher Stowe could keep secret.
What does size know about Thco-
dorc! 80: .5 .."E
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-02-18

An English cockney at sAe Falls Of
Niagara, when asked how he liked
the Falls, replied: They rc an
some-quitc SO; but they don't quite
hansen nay hexpectations; besides, l
got vctted. and lost me at. pre-
fer to Look at 'em IN an Engraving,
in 'ot weather, and in the 'ouse.'
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Timber For Sale.

The undersigned has 4 few acres Of
choice young timber for sale, cheap for
cash. For Particulars emil upon, or id
dress ELljA4 MURRAY,
ftf] New Oregon, Iowa.
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OF
SPEECH OF
. HON. AMOS s. FAFILLE.
MI I G II f l. L AND now ARD
COUNTIES.
IN THE
10 Va LEGiSLATERE

IOWA LEGISLATCRE.
Transfer Books Ventilated.
(Reportcd in the Des Moincs Bull
letin Jan. 81 a... I'd.
Mr.. FAyIILE l don't wish 10
take up the time of this House in dis.
cussing this question, but having had
some experience in the matter during
the past year, being Auditor of the
county where live, | have a right
to speak my mind on the question.
| believe that the transfer books
should be kept in the hands OF the
Auditor. | have felt during the
past year, a hundred times. that the
ira as!er books III. the hands of the
Auditor was a perfect nuisance.
believe majority of the Auditors Of
the State will agree with me-. l be-
lievc that the whole business of
transferring Of titles is humbug.
Will our neighbor publish this bril-
liant speech Of the man whom it sup,
ported for the Legislature, that its
readers at well as ours may learn
what is means about election time,
when talking about men of ability?
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CHAPTER 7.
\ Bill for an act to repeal scc:io

\ Bill for an oct to repeal Section
249S, Of the Revision Of 1860.
SECTION l. Ec it enacted ty the
General Assembly of tho State of
Iowa; That Section 249e Of The Re-
vision Of 1860, Ie and tho same is
hereby repealed.
Sec. Q. This Act being deemed Of
immediate Importance, shall take ef-
feet and be in force from and after
it's publication in the Iowa State
Register and Des Moincs Statesman,
papers published at Des Moines Iowa.
Approved Feb. 7tb, 1870. ~
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The Radical press and leaders
were profuss in theh charges OF cor
rupticn and extrayaganec against the
STANDARDIZATION Of President johnson.
But what arc the fucts !? In bis
speech the other day upon tho Ueces-
sity Of rctrcnchment in. the pu.llic
expenditures, Mr.. Congrc ssn.a al.
Dawes stated that the expenditures
Of tho 6rst year Of Grants admins
traitor were ,forty-nipe millions OF
dollars in excess of the last year of
'is predacessors. How is that for,
he economy Of this purely rcpubli-
ian ADMINISTRATION. DAY. Dem.
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w nv

Are DR.. G.. w. Roback $.
Stomach Bittcrs, Blood Pu--f.
ritter and Blood Pills the,
three greatest remedies tho
world has ever known?. -,
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CONTENTS OF NOVEMBER NUMBER.
Parcpa Rosa. Portrait and Biography
Music. ...'.......... ............. n. T.
A Duet. .................. Elsie polko
Musical Items. ...... at Home and Abroad
Our Letter Box. Answer to correspondents
The Metronome. ......... ...... Editorial
The duties of Parents to Teachers
The World Of Music. ..............
Musical Hints for the million. ..K.Z
The Counsellor Posed. -. ..............
cspondence-Dramatic ltemc-About
Beethoven, SC. &c.
MUSIC.
Let all Mankind be Brothers. :. Quartette,
Evening Bell Qnickstep. For Piano,
f. Mack.
The Snow White Blossoms . sing & Che
--Geo Barker.
CONTENTS OF DECEMBER NUMBER
Carlotts Patti. 49,. Portrait and Biography
\ Duet (concluded) ......... Elsie Polka
Refreshments Of Opera Singers-Our Let
| ter aence- Editorials
Musical Items-The National Musical
lion Letters from Boston, Philadelphia,
Milwaukee, Leipzig, Germany, &o-Musi-
cal Conventions News Items, &c.
MUSIC.
! The Gem Waltz. For Piano-C. A. Brum-
! mer.
How the Gates came Ajar. .... Song and
Chorus-Ea stburn
There's no more night than day. Song and
Chorus-Geo. 3. LOOMS.
We will mail the November number and
December numbers of the MUSICAL WORLD
free to any address, as specimens, on re-
ceipt of ten cents for postage also our
NEW PREMIUM LIST.
which is the most liberal and attractive ever
offered, including Pianos, Organs, Sewing
Machines, Writing Desks, Ladies' Work
Boxes, Books, Music, Chromos, &c. Send
for specimens and full particulars. Agents
wanted everywhere. Address
/ S. BRAINARD & SONS, Publishers,
;nl71 H.. Cleveland, Ohio.
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In Iowa, this year. the State tax
is two mills on the dollar; in Illinois
it is thirteen. Let the people of
Iowa thank RcpuLlicanism that they
live in such cheap and pleasant pla-
ces. And how empty is the whine
OF the Democratic press about high
taxes and hard times !-Ex.
Of course their cry is oil fustian;
taxes are light; a nero feathers
wei ght-money is plenty. produce
high, and the necessaries Of the peo-
ple ycsy low. But pray who have
the pcopl. Of illinois to thank but
Republicans ,,r a thirteen mill tax?
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An invoice Of tarred.
roofing and shectiHs paper
just received u. llanchell' $.
cheaper, warmer and mere
durable than plaster
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We will mail the November number and
December numbers Of the MUSICAL WORLD
free to any address, as specimens, on re-
ceipt of ten cents for postage also our
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-01
Three Men Killed by d Grizzly.

On the 18th instant, says the San Jose 1 J.19eeleat. three men whose names arc un- known. but who had been keeping dairy on the San Bcnito ranch, came to their death in most horrible manner. On Thursday, one of their cows strayed away and was lost On the next morning, before breakfast, two of thsm started out Q take look ior the missing animal After travelling up the rl- vine for some distance, they discovered the COW lying among the brush. Thinking she was asleep they went up Co start her home hut it appears the COW had been killed by grizzly. who was at this time lying at her side As the men approached, the bear ieap- ed upon the foremost one, and throwing nm ! Co the ground, tore out his entrails anu then | seizing the second, caught his head in his mouth. and bt it entirely of, hanging t ! fearlully The bear then resumed its post ton by the body of the dead COW. The man
 who was first attacked did not die imme- djatcly. but had enough strength left to drag himself short distance from the spot.
 In the meantime the man left at the camp having prepared breakfast, went out to call
 up his companions. Finding their trail, he
 followed it until he saw the COW lying in the
 bushes: and thinking be would drive her
 home, he approached the spot, when the bear
 springinc upon him instantly killed him,
 mangling him in the most horrible manner . The surviving victim, who was lying in the
 brush at A short distance from the scene
 witnessed his approach and death, but was
 so terribly wounded that he was unable to
 give any warning. The bodies were found a
 short time afterwards and conveyed to tho
 camp. where the survivor died during tho z ensuing night, after relating the affair as WI have stated t above. The bear is the sam' , one which has been in that vicinity for th' last ten years, it being known from its pecu liar track, having lost three of the toes iron , one of it's feet.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-01

And notice is hereby given Co all whom nay f i that unless settlement be made with the ssefeA , cornp.ny at his ofee al Phanlx. Yayapai e0sni, s., tory of Arizona before the first Saturday ,s.A A ID. ls7O at 10 o'clock A. M, the ste.s s S- saD, shares will ai the said time md place, bs "hsiee v at public auction the higes, bidder i@ easa ,A, h. No laA will be received sE le-s aAssnl s. lh SIoI debtedsess of the share ofiersd vfh ave p<' VI" thereto ssr advertising aud es'~ss q sale
 By order of tho Company. n
 JOHN T. ALsAP, q,
 Secretary Sailing h. cs. ~ '" phfcaix July Q 1870
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-01
The Prussian Soldiers.

It i, impossible to conceive finer bodies Of men than those which daily arrive in Prussia to ioin their regiments. They belong to the first reserve. and all between the ages of 25 and 2S. \ very large number Of them wear the decoration they wore in the Austrian war. and all are trained soldiers As the traius arrive they are met by a small party ot soldiers, and the men arc escorted to the barracks of the corps Co which they belong Here they are furnished with their uniforms, kits. and arms, and are ready in half an hour to take their place in the ranks. Nothing can exceed the order and regularity with which everything proceeds. To the great credit o! the Prussan soldier, can state that since my arrival in the country have not seen a single man in uniform the worse for liquor. Glory indirectly makes a man more thirsty than does patriotism. IL Is at a crisis like the present that the full value Of the Prusslan military system is evident. The whole of the regiments belong t0 various localities from which they are exclusively raised. Each regiment of the line has regiment of reserve composed exclusively of the men who have served their time in that regiment. Con sequentlY. when the reserve is, as at present, called in, every man finds himself among friends By bis side is his younger brother around him are his neighbors. He Is at home a. once, and has besides every incentive tC distinguish himself in action, for he know that his neighbOrs are looking on, and that every deed of daring will be noted and told at home IL would be difficult to imagine any system SO calculated to make heroes. ir regiments raised like those of England, the local connection exists only in name, and { soldier can scarcely hope that his deeds O bravery in the field will become the common talk of his neighbors and townspeople, ant that the girl he loves will look with prid
 upon him as the acknowledged hero of tn
 locality, Of course, under our present volun tary system this could not be carried out i
 England; but when the time comes that ou long talked of reserve is 10 become a reality it is to be hoped that this important featur of the Prussian system will not be lost sigh of.-Berlia Cor London Standard.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-01
Deaf Jurors.

Human nature is pretty much the same in all parts Of the world. and in California, as in other places, jurors dislike being compelled to serve, and use every means in their power tc escape attendance upon Court. One of the most frequent excuses offered is deafness, and, although we blush 70 record it, truth compels us to do so, it is frequently set up by those whose ears are as acute as a hare's. One of the District Judges in this city has had this excuse offered to him so frequently that he never puts any credcnce in the word of those who make 1t. A few days ago a special venire was summoned to attend his Court, and as usual several put in their stereotyped excuse. The first one stepped up to the place where his Honor was sitting, and said:
 Your Honor, hope you will excuse me, as l am so deaf that can't hear what is said by the witnessesn
 How long have you been deaf7" asked his Honor in a whisper.
 About five years was the reply of the candidate for examination.
 guess you can hear well enough 10 serve this term, answered his Honor as a merry twinkle danced around his mouth
 Nos. and were served in the same man ner, when No. 4 appeard. He had caught the cue, and was too old a bird to be caught by chaf
 I'm very deaf, your Honor, and hope you will excuse me. I've been deaf fifteen years"
 "Are you very deaf" asked the Judge in a low voice.
 "John Jones, Sir; reside iu the Sixth Ward"
 How long have you been deafg''
 All right, your Honor; I'll endeayor to discharge my duty faithfulIy."
 You are cxcused" said the Judge.
 "l deemed it my duty to tell you, and I'm sorry you can't excuse me, but every citizen must do his dutyn
 You may go," roared the Judge in a voice that startled everybody. Yes, have been little hard of hearing these seventeen years,n replied the juror.
 sherIii, show this man out he won't do for juror"
 The man was finally made to understand that he was excused. As he made his exit from the Court room he said "He didn't fool me by speaking in a whisper s-S F CqH.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-01
Governors Apportionment Proclamation
By the Governor.
 COLEs BAsuFoRD, Secretary of Arizona Te

To aN JPhom h may Concern:
 Whereas under Ac; Of the Congress of ths United States entitled An Act to confirm the spporonment and amend eerian laws Of the Territory of Arizona approved March 23 Is70 provided that election shall be held in said Territory the Tuesday aer the Monday in November in the year thousand eight hundred and seventy; and
 Whereas ii Is made the duty of the Governor by said Act to declare by proclamation least two months pre- yious 10 said election the number of members of each branch of the Legislature to which each county or district Of said Territory shall be entitled.
 Now, therefore in pursuance of the duty so euoined upon A. P K Stafford Governer of the Territory of Arizona do hereby proclaim the following apporionnent of members io the ensuing Legislative Assembly o which each county or disirc; is entitled, viz:
 The County of Pima four co Members of the Counell and eight @ Members Of the Honss
 The County of Yuma CD Member Of the Council and three @ Members of ihe House.
 The Counties of Mohave and Pah Ute together one Q) Member of the Council and CD Member of the House The County of Yavapai three @ Members the Coun, eii and six co Members Of the House,
 Given under my hand and the Great Seal of said Ter f Titory ai Tucson, this seventh day of Septem- l'- sI Der A. D. 1870.
 A.PK. sAFFoRD. By the Govsrnor
 COLES BAsBFORD
 Secretary Of Arizona Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-01
AN OLD STORY.

n The saii are set and the breeze is mp, And the prov is turned for northern sea : Ktss my cheek and VOW me d VOW That you win ever be true Go me ,.I kiss your check, and Kiss your lips Never a change this acart sh1ii N'4S" Vb,tcver hatiae- come llls come death Darling. darling love you so. Oh. but the northern nights are kceni 4. .lor piiu-- to tha frozen shrouds, kkbs harns hot through his dreams Of home And bis heart goes south through Inc flying
 clouds
 The maiden laughs by the garden gate Dreams Of love are soonest OCT! Kisses fall on her lips and hair
 tud the world goes on as it went before
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-01
RANCH
 FOR SALE CHEAP.

farm Of leo acres good arabic lapd sSs, "fs ,t ts Valley about 22 miles north of Prescoi .,e sIohs impravements thereon consisting of aiss. "a. Ths dwelling. house houring min eorral oaibol - Sy vs land can si all times be irrigated and 'hs a.s~ Uos ter which s carried all over the place h w ar5y the place are several thousaDd young - tkutns The range foF strck cannot be exceIled sisax si is ef parrhAsns ean gaia fnll informsfs,n ey z, s hs store of Campbell & Bunum, Prescott ~ iy3eH
 premises. -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-01
N o E.
To al Whoa t may Coao~a.

To al WhOn t p'ay CoaoTa:
 The undsrsigpesi. under shr Asd s',is d 1s SAL RIVER DITCH COMPANY, hereby gise peies that th.y have h day claimed Forty fbeHsfnd ibehs , s ss.area auaes - 'nohes rressaie f tss ss'ss og Salt River = hc taken from a.. WI "N 1 J-- Eve mites above fbe cros-,,- oi shs Nepos' s-- Toad said rver. and orpns.e 'sa Is the slrth si- ff said nter. We uso claim ihe fFA, way fr said ditch o point opposite the midd,.d , north side of the iitiie MaricpTa hoaniaih "t ao claim hundred feet cneh side of said deh sae s @niiEc length Of ssid fitch.
 And ths .a..s sAn River Diteh ctupany trhsf ~. ~. notice tlai they intend io comfencS ~esk .a n t.-o x.., s-- the 25sh day Of December, " '''@ Ifteh on nr s-a4- -. -fs.id rver Said ditch o the south
 N. l.. GEiFF1N, Jos. VI. kNOTI,
 CsLyIs JACKscS A. B SMITH
 JOnN WAsSoN A. r. K. sAnosS
 JACoB MILLER, s SHOUT
 JFsSE JACKSON, q. A. LukE
 x. JACKSON. N. C. BAN.
 Salt River A IT., August 22d lss0 sas"