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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-21

II we tsHn, however, for brief survey of.
the BROAD feld ofnatioaaI politics any.
strange and Significant aspects are pre-
sentedz to our view, We constantlvsh hear Of
the unwonted position of the Democratic.
party, It's action and its altitude we ad-,
nit to be unusual but think, f-we-ey8ILI-
Inc, we VAL find other occurrences -+be
political world quite as novel and striking
as anything in The couductof the Denroc-
.racy. Is the condition Of the Repuglican
organization so natural and healthy that II
can afford to sheer at the supposed Sickness
and death OF its powerful neighbor At the
close OF the warit sueceedeIto ilhmitaIIe
power and possessions. It's means by which
TO seduce theTenal, nverawe the tiIlid ana
coerce all others into It's support we're ab.
soIutely bOun9less in eleven State. and
nearly-so everywhere else.
NIt this powerful party had been pure and
unselhsh in IS devotion 10 tue Welfare of
the country; if it had been manage d-y;f6
an eye single to the prosperity Of tie IabST-
ing people; if it had fostered the ir1}rs-r;5r
classes instead Of the mOnopolies. If - IaG
conciliated the conquered, instead Of 6rris.
ing them every day afresh with addi+ionaI
stripes; II IT had sought to iuvioora+e and
enrich an impoverished section Of The
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-21
THE MINERALS OF TEXAS,


God, in his generosity, seems to have
given a full share of all his best gifts to
texas, As the yestibule of rich Mexico,
inc Texas and Pacific railroad may be called
yhe key; all that is now needed issa firm,
oolo american hand to-open the door to the
cou1 54ess treasures so long kept from the
@ouu az large, and as vet scarcely touched
oy clFlIlzatIon, and only partially known
to science, There are no such riches near
the Iermlni OF IN the neighborbood of any
OF the other transcontinental routes .Rrt
before we reach this matter let T,s iIool- ~
the minerals OF Texas itself, most ~ ,y[icb
arg IN the direct line of the Texas and n Pa
ellcc railroad The iron OF Burnet. Llano
Lampasas, Mason and McCuHoch is Of foII,
specles-magnetie spaltic, speeular ami
hematic; much Of it adapted to steel 7
have already spoken of the ore-ats KpIIv,s
works, near Jefferson. They claim To haze
discovered superior anthracite in several
countles' and have sent specimens to the
General Land Office at Washington.
Inc copper of Texas depends on no
hypothesIs, but is fact saw specimens
oI almost pure ore. Wichita, where my
German Trend goes with his colony of 400
SaNons' aOounds IN this metal & recent
writer SAYS OF this prolific region. not less
Eemarka pie Tor Its mineral than its agricul-
tural att1uence: "All that Is required 70
make II one OF the most valuable regions in
the world is the completion of the much
talked-Ot and Observation-Disclosures SoD+T-
eTn Pacific railroad The lead and silver
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-21

There are 10000 young farmers in the
Middle States who could do more for them
selves and for their country by acting on
these suggestions than by any other ven
ture. They must not be afraid of social os-
tracism. Let them go out as Republicans
or. Democrats, nobody will harm them SO
long as they are not reckless or foolish.
They need not go out to advertise their pol
itics They should be firm and fearless, and
then nobody will interrupt them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-21

Let US hope, however, with our brethren
IN fhe South that the experiment may be
2 complete success; that his election may
DANISH nlsrHle and plumber from their
IllQsti restore peace in reality as well as IN
name; bring back a. cheerful and contented
oeYotl0n to the laws of the county and
pIlde IN thesHag which affords an effectual
protection to all citizens. Let us hope that
me deadly paralysis so long affecting the
South and destroying her vast productive
energies may speedily be succeeded by per
feet health and vigor:
- II our government is TO be restored to its
natural. proportions and strength, our
States must be as free in one section as 10
others We must have no lines where free
dom IS halted by the bayonet on American
sou; and when all are treated alike by the
government, they will an bear to it the
same allegiance, whatever NAV have been
me bloody struggles of the past. When
tn's klnd OF union of hearts in support Of
Inc government shall take place, having for
us basls the principles Of Justice, liberty
ana equality, then will this nation rise Ike
strong man after sleep and 20 forth to
new glQrles, renewing the purity Of Tts
youth N connection with the gigantic pro
portions of its age.
= Ba5 there was one more step pOssi5ie 70
Pc taken by this administration to com-
plete It's ,seaudalous career in connection
win foreign affairs, and it took that
rep hen it permitted its oticeholdeIG
20 engage IN the sale of vast quantities o.
arms and ammunition, to be used in sisugn,
terng the people of Germany, then engaged
ma war forced on them by the ambition. OF
LOUIS Napoleon. The spirit Of speculation
and money getting was so active in the OIL
cal eiTelesof the government that it 0ro65e
out in a traffic OF death-death to a friendy
people, whose kindred are honest and haIu-
working people in every county in tho
United States. This sinister and revolving
fact does not rest upon Democratic tesIijI
mony, but upon that of the Oldest anq
aDlest Republicans. There was NO denial %
II, and when the German who yet acknoWViE-
edged his a1egiance and military duty TO DIS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08

quence of such compliance, stren.
and not before, it shall be the ,lu., Of
such treasurer or collector t. -ivy
sixty days notice of such compliance
and Of the fact that it is certified to a.
aforesaid, by publication in son.e
newspaper Of the county if there be
one and if not, then by posting notice,
thereof in each township from which
tax is to he collected, and from the
time Of such completed notice, the tax
shall become delinquent, and not before.
The provisions Of this law ought to
ee ample protection to the tax payer,
and that it is reported not to be in all
instances. duty to them compels US to
apprise them Of their rights.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08
DiTSt. II WaT Notice.

IVuVO DANIEL ROWLAND, anu all other
a persons h;.ne any interest or owner
ship in Of to ,.hy pA.t Of the real estate,
known ana d. sciib1d ny follows, to-wi,
The south cast Quarter Of the nurth-e,s st
quarter, nni the sUtth-wcst quarter OF the
northeast quarter and the northwest e;Iar.
ter Of the no.th-east quarter of Section
eight - m township niAety-nine go
p. NJ.
Also. the southeast quarter Of the south
east quarter nnd the south W est quarter OF
the northeast quarser oi Section six It in
township ninety 1921 north Of range
eleven ~ west cft the 9Th p H.
Also the northwest quar.e. Of the south
west quarter of section fifteen ID in town
ship ninety-nine $50 north Of range eleven
IL west ofthe 9Th ?. H.
Also; the southeast quarter of the north
| east quarter Of section sixteen Tl61 in town.
ship ninety-nine SO aorth Vi range eleven
! III west Of the 9Th 2 NJ
Also, the southeast quarter Of the south
west quarter CT section twenty-five (25i
| in township one hundred 100 north Ct
range twelve l2) west Of the 9th p. Nj.
| a lso. the southeast quarter Of the south
east quarter, and the north east quarter Of
the south east quarter. and the south west
/ quarter ct the north east Quarter, and the
| north west quarter Gf the north east quart
er, and the north east quarter Of the north
west quarter of section thirty six 36] in
, township one hundred ll0ol north Of range
twelve Il west Of the 9Th 7. NJ.
Also the1,south east quarter of the south
west quarter, and The north east quarter of
the south west qual ter Of section twenty
three, IN township one hundred, north al
| range twelve west, and the south east quar.
ter Of tae south west quarter Of section
tourteeh, township one hundred. north OF
range Twelve, west of the 9th +. NJ.
Als,. the south east quarter of section
thir.; three 80 in township nnety-nine
T99 north of range eleven al west of the
9th = M, all of the said above described
lads being in the county OF Howard and
State Of Iowa. g..
You are hereby notified that the Davcn-
port Ind st. Paul Railroad Company has
located line Of railroad over the above
described real estate, and desire the right
Of way over the same. to-wit 4 strip or
belt Of land 100 feet in width, through the
center Of which strip Or belt Of land the
center line of said railroad viii run, lcav-
ing ND feet on each side of said center line
together with such widths as may be neces-
sary fox Germes WASTE banks and borrowing
pits. and wool and water stations, ana I'M
less you proceed to have the damages to
the sn1" appraised according to law Oh or
before the l2Sth day of Nov. 1872, ssaid
ai'road comp ny will proceed to have the
sam" appraised on Saturday the 18th day of
December 1872, at which time you will be
at liberty to appear before the .apprais crs
IN the subject q the asscssinent of d,ma-
ses to your lands. I'll
Dated Cesco, Oct 81. 1872. ""o@
DiFENiORT3d ST. PAUL X. r.. co.
.. by Mo-, BARNES, ~ ..tma .,
Al 81 Right Of Way Agent.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08
THANKSGIVING DAY,
rrOclanla tl0n by Governor
Carpenter.

To the People of the State of Iowa:
WuEREAs, The time approaches
which custom has determined as a
proper occasion for all the people Of the
nation publicly to acknowledge their
dependence upon the Supreme Ruler;
/ therefore republish the accompany
ing proclamation of the President of
the United States, cordially adopting
its expressions of the grounds we have
for ttrankfulness to Him who is Lord
overall; and commencing to the people
Of 1owasvho have certainly enjoyed
full share Of the blessings therein
enumerated, the, recommendation to
meet, on the 49,.
2sTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1872,
in their respective places ef public wor.
ship, to join in Thanksgiving to Goo
that he has 50 blessed our great nation;
and that in His baunteous givings, GU,
own State, in addition to the good
things named by tho President, ha,
been SO largely the subject Ut Divine
bcnefcence, in her material, cducationa,
benevolent, aud moral enterprise.
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and caused the Great
Seal of the State to he affixed, this 80,
day OF October, A. D. 1872.
l. S, ] 3s. G. c.. CARPENTER,
BY the Governor:
Ed WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08

A train from Crcsco joining the De-
eorah train at Cslmar, say at I O. clock;
there forming train which might join
West Union train at Postville, say
at 8 o'clock; there forming a train
which could arrive at McGreeor at
about 10 o'clock =. M, returning from
McGregor in the same order. leaving
that point at about 4 O'Clock p. m,
arriving at the three starting points at
I o'clock. 1t seems to US that such IN
arrangement would be of vast import
ancc to the country and by making it
a mixcd.trai could DO made to pay
the several railroad companies as well
as any trains on their roads. Such an
arrangement would be immensely pop
ular with the people. Can we have it!
.-IPcople's Paper. ..:.a..
We hold up both hands to this sug-
gestion. Such train would be an
''accommodation" great one.
The plan is a feasible one, ard VIC
should think profitable one to the r.
Il. Co. We too, ask: Can We have
it, Decorah Republican.
There would be no trains OF the road
that would have a better patronage
from the public Of this vicinity thar
such one as is suggested above. We
hope that Mr.. Merrill will give us the
train suggested, ard believe. he will, il
the. advantages are properly presented.
There are hundreds Of people who
would 60 to McGregor for business or
pleasure on such a train, that now
seek other means for its transaction,
because they cannot as the trains run,
well bear the expense or spare the time
that it will notwithstanding as they
do at McGrcgo after business hours
and leaving in the morning before
business places arc open-costing two
nights from home and about two days
fimn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08
HORACE CT GELEY.
A Manly Card Oh Resulning the Editorial
t.-.. !. Chair. .aa.-o. 4-r a.. s..~

New York, Nov G.-The Tribune
will publish the following tomorrow;
A CARD.--The undersigned resumes
the editorship Of the Tribune, which
he relinquished on embracing i'll anoth-
er line Of business six months ago.
Heneeforth it shall be his cndeavor to
make this thoroughly independent
journal, treating all parties and move
ments with judicial fairness and candol,
but counting the favor and deprecating
the wrath Of no one. If he can here
after say anything that will tend to
heartily unite the whole American pco-
Pie on the broad platform of universal
amnesty and Impartial suffrage, be viii
gladly do 50. For the present. how
ever, he can best commend that con-
summation by silence and forbearance.
The victors in cur late struggle can har-
dly fail to take the whole subject CT
Southern rights and wrongs into early
and earnest consideration, and to them,
for the present, he RENTS that duty.
Since he will never again be a candi-
date for any office, aud as be is not in
full accord with either of the great par
ties which have hitherto divided the
country, he will be able, and will en-
deavor to give wider and steadier
regard to the progress Of science. indus
try and the useful arts than partizan
journal can do, and he will not be pro-
vokcd to the indulgence Of those bitter
personalities which are the recognized
banc Of journalism. Sustained by
generous public, he will do his best to
make the Tribune a power in the broad
er fold it now contemplates, as when
human freedom was in peril, it was the
arena Of political par'izanshh.
3 HORACE GREELEY,
November 9th 1872.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08
RAILRDAD TAXES.

Understanding that taxes arc in
some instances dema nded and taken
from tax payers in this township for
railroad purposes, we take this occasion
70 inform them Of their ights in the
premises. I'D n. g@gs4as h. ea III IL
stH Under the provisions Of. CHAPTER 2,
Section | Ut the acts of the 18th Gen
seral Assembly Of the State, the county
Ircasurers or tpwnship Collectors are
prohibited from collecting any tax
.yilich hes besn voted Or may be voted
subsequent T. the passage Of tie act,
TO aid in. the construction Of any rail-
read, nor shall any such tax become
due, bear interest or become dnln-
fquent. colleetable or payable contrary
70 ANY such special reservation, con
dition, resolution, inducement, contract,
agreement or stipulation in writing,
and by the 9Th section Of said act, it is
further provided, that when it is
certified Is tho COUNTY treasurer or
township collector. if there be one, by
tho Trustees Of any township or the
town ccuncifof any Incorporated city
or town that the railway company has
! 'complicd IN all respects with the Stat
'.ftcs and with all its contracts and
agreements referred to in section 2 Of
thesaet 'abovc cited relative to sacll
tax, sud is entitled thereto III ooasc-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08
EARNINGS OF THE ST.. p. RAILWAY

EARNINGS OF THE ST. p RAILWAY.
The earnings Of the Milwaukee and
St. Paul r. r. Go. for September,
1872, were Ss11, 961; for the same
month last year they were $sl5,345;
showing decrease Of s3,3S4 For
the nine months Of the year from Jam
uary 1st, 1872, to October LIST, 1872,
they were 81, 790,2o1; for the same
period in 1871 they were $4,73l, G25;
showing an increase of S5s,57G. -
{ Peoples Paper.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08

A rural sport who tried to eat his pie
with fork at enc Of our hotels ycster
day, because city girl was sitting OPP.
'posite, had the misfortune to harpo,n
bis tongue at the second mouthful, and
in his efforts to pull out the fork upset
a dish Of cranberry sauce in the lady 5
lap. lie says lie ''don't 60 cent On
style hereafter, and will shovel in his
food in the old manner hereafter if
Queen Victoria sits next to lin
Iitusyiue Press
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08
/ a District COuct Cor Howard
4 GUkiy lO.. II.

Zacharius iyersvn: PlH
AGAINST r.
DR.. w. E. CHAMBERLAIN, NJ.
T.. CHAMBERLAIN. Charles Original Notice
ss.s.sL..~.., l. q Hatfield | rzr.. q. ..
and Peter Nelie, Def'ts. J
TO the Defendants above Named:
You are hereby nstifcd that there is
now and orc fer your USE, on file III the
Office of the clerk Of the District court, III
and for the county of Howard, State Of
Iowa, IA petition Of Lacharus lyer."n,
Plaintiff above named, claiming If you the
Defendant, DR.. W Z. Chamberlain. the
sum of $40 90. with seven per cent inter
est from November 10th 1870, less $50 60
endorsed January 2ist 1871, on your prom
issory notes mentioned and set forth in the
Plaintiffs petition III this action, ;Od that
the mOrtg; ge given TO secure the payment
of said .utes be forccinsed AIDA decree Of
sale of the mort ged premises be ordered
and the right IF redemption of all Of the
Defendants be ferec!osel and forever bar
red ard the right Of dover Of said Def't
NJ. Il. Oh imberlain be forever barred. The
Plant If makes 30 personal eliiins only
against Defendant, Dr.. w. II. Chamber
lain, plaintiff, demands $25 co FIR, .Attys.
| fees as stipulated in said notes.
And unless you appear thereto and de-
1 fend before noon Of the second day Of the
next term oftAs said court appainted To be
held ut Cresco In said county, commencing
fault viii he entered and judgment render.
ed against you thereon in acc, rdance with
the prayer Of said petition.
A. D. WRIGHT. A+.'
5lw4 Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08

is On Saturday of last week we mad
IS a visit to the beautiful and thrivin,
|, town. whose name is at the head O
! this article. p ..s
f Business, while not as brisk as at
the rail road centcrs was, nevertheless
, active, and the business men of the
, place seemed prosperous and thriving.
The store IN Ter the management OF
Mr.. J. 7. Drummond seems to be doing
i a highly prosperous trade, and We
hope profitable one. The stock Of
goods is kept up to the demands of the
trade, and the store, like it's past, un-
| der the management of Mr.. Barnard,
! is a model of neatness, taste, and or
der. t..F
The hotel, under the ma agement Of
Mr. Hosford, is saidto be well COLI
Quoted, and to have fair living pat
ronage. --@. p h ......s.. q. s--
The Tin shop and hardware store Of
Mr.. Bartlett, is doing, VIC judge,
fair business and deserves to. ..-
The Drug trade, represented by S.
|. Halstead, is doing all that could be
expected from SO new Il place AMI 50.
distressing,y healthy a locality as it is
located in. ~ y..-. ...sE.l
Tie great point of attraction in the
village is the truly magnificent Touring
mill now owned by w. w. Barnard, as
the successor Of the or ginal propric-
tors. Its details arc what the store
used to be under his management; one
{ Of the places where everything is re-
dueed to a perfect system, with Il
place for everything, and ever, thing
in its place. fza.
Commencing with its basement which
is ecmented over on it's solid rock bot
tom and on its walls SO that it is per
n feetly rat proof, we find eyerytain:
n jus. where and what it should lie, will
r ample accommodations for storing tw.
n or three Thousand bushels If feed, ant
e space enough yet left to store on'
thousand -four barrels. Proceeding t,
!, the next floor we find all tie bcs
: facilities possible for receiving, hand
y ling, weighing, elevating, cleaning
G grinding, packing and shipping til,
\ immense product that the mill is JUS
4 now ready to daily turn out. On tbi
/, floor is the office, one of the incest ant
/ best arranged fer convenience aud com
e fort in the transaction Of bushes
+ possible to have. On this floor to,
J may constantly be seen, JOHN "
; Doersch, one Of the best and mos
successful millers in Northern Iowa
one whose work gives universal salts
S faction. -. s I'll d.
S The second and third stories, lik,
J. the basement and the first story, ar,
j kept in prime order.
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Suit was entered

-... ..- Suit was entered in
the District Court, at Dubuque, at its
next term, by Maurice Brown and G.
W. Mitchell, against the Iowa Pacific
Railroad Company, to recover $40
GG3, 35,with interest on $16,255.30
from Sept. 18th 1872, and balance
from Oct. 3D. 1872, an amount they
claim due OH construction work done
and material furnished by them.
f Davenport Democrat.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08

PETERs, Musical Monthly for Noycin-
Der, price 30 cents, contains the follow
ing choice collection Of New Music.
The pieces are also published in sheet
from at the prices annexed.
Save one Bright Crown for Nc. Song and Chorus
Hays, 40 cts.
Asking Blessing from Mother Song and Chorus.
Stewart 80 cts. .
Thou art no longer Mine. Ballad banks 80 cts
Lost and Found. Ballad Donn;kcr 30 cts
Lord, forever al Thy Side. SOLO and Quartet Danhs
80 cts.
Night in Venice. Vocal Duet Lucanioni so cts.
Grlce's Waltz X kel 81 eta.
Rosebud schott sehr Eccbc s. cts. ..-
L'Africainc Enkel s. cts. a-. .t
Canary Schottsche Rauch 80 cts
You can get all the above Music for
81 cents by sending for the November
number of Peters Musical Monthly. or
the Publisher will send the last four
numbers for 81 Address, j. l.. Peters
Music Publishers, 500 Broadway, New
York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08

BALLoU's Magazine for Dcccn,hcr,-
This interesting monthly for December
is issued, and looks as bright and good
as twenty dollar piece just from the
mint. 1t has new type and some new
features which will commend Themselves
to the readers and patrons Of Ballou's,
known ali over the country as the
cheapest aud best publication of its
kind in the United States In it can
DC found matter that entertains Gil, old
aud young; while the coming year the
subscribers will receive pretty chrome
as Christmas present. This will be
a great temptation to every one, and
we hope thousands will avail Themselves
Of it. Only $3.50 per year, and 1;
cents single copies. For sale all ove1
the country. Address Themes Il Tai
bot, o3 Congress Street, Boston.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08

The greatest joincr-the lawyer.
lie can place a tenant, empanncl a
jury, box a witness, bore the court,
chisel client, augur the gains, floor a
witness, cut his board, nail the case,
hammer the desk, file his bill, and shave
= whole community.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08
Receipts and Expenditures

The total receipts of the government
for the fiscal year ended June 80
1872, as per report Of the United
States treasurer, were; 800, sos, 629;
balance in the treasury. June 80, 1871,
09,917,37 unavailable $50, $40 ;
total, $s19,s25,349. Total expendi-
lures, $713, 259.997; credited as un-
available, $13, 200; balance in the
treasury, June 80, 1872, $1oG,551,-
Gil. The above represents all the
transactions Of the government for
moneys received and dishursed Oh au-
thorized warrants within the fiscal
year, including the receipts from loans
and payments on account Of the public
debt. Gazette.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-08
n NOTICE,

HDERSONS Indebted to 0DMBS &
j > AalA1N. must call and pay before
the first Of Novem ',cr or their accounts
will DO placed ia the hands OF IN officer for
collection.
Mr. Combs having made arrangements
to 60 into other business, this cclrsesis nee
cessary, and will be adhered " without
d diss.jpia"''0n, Gowns $ s,u,xn