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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-10
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aiaagh IN vi. lnaiAi w. Mani tltm ~.
e'nt,i, and II order 'ltas they ma, VI
rsccni'.'i. v. nesl i i,,liears IL chsSs.
'nn gentlemen, with executive uilcprs.
loyal ~ the law. - long ~ notorious
scamrs, s.hnlatls Il Otherwise. arc IL
power. mol much heal.was can We made
in politics t'util VIZ demand s,,nc.
thing morc and something better IL our
politicians than knowledge - scholar.
ship, until VIC ,leaaaL that they shall
bc gentlemen, wc shall take no stcu
forward George Washington go,
along very well asa politician "a lin.
tied capital Of culture, and very large
,nc q patriotism and personal dignity.
Aaron burr was 4 scholar. whose lack
! # principle spoiled him fur any good
all Ii politics, and made his name il
Acnch in tho npetrils Of his eo,lu,iy.
--Dr. j. q Holland, Seribnvr fur
October.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-10

Andy rrlt got AZ peoples conscn.
'Ion u Now Hampton for Howard.
U,e.ner. mud Ghickasaw counties. II
Nus understood beforehand. u the time,
aud IL stlll conceded 4, have buen his
bantling- Tho voting was dome Il, ballot.
lho count on tho iirss formal showed
Andy sixteen slpyt IL IA nominal on.
lir!'rc the result Nas announced Andy
ri tho f"vr and delivered 1 three hours
"pse'h his friends IN The meantime nIl,ias
friend, from tho country. They rallied
With such enthusiasm TINT niuciy.eiuL.
u them east lIU ballots u which Aud,
mifAealonsly enough had mnj riiy u
enc, llis opponents allowed hin sup.
porters 70 vote tho nomination uuani.
taaus but isclare Il . Htai ll.v
promo lil'.t-angsred gentry aro 70 .ake
ding tint Me N no Nv - them
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-10

Some man always start "A with h
regular fourth IL July ofa,ipn on the
mos, trivial matters, closing with
raten, medicine commentator of .the
Vinegar biiiefs sold III cur heuse,
uni pros. recital N IT. wonderful
Gurus IL hopeless cascs. wh.rc other
remedies have entirely failed, Like
the rrurficturs &c qua,k medicines they
deceive about n,he,'s remedies. mud
l,e about their own. Orvil,.s II. Moore
one Of the early settlers of New Oregon
u having . ...,s, e hi,tcrs administered
by Ills old original DR.. Jacob Town.
se1d, king Ut quacks aud chief VI hum.
bugs Mr., Moore sid farm near Gla.s'
sakinga mortgage ~ secure the rnr-
chase money. lis grantee failing 10 ray
the taxes II WAS sold, W. Sirothcr and
u i. Dooli.tle becoming tho rnr-
ehasers. In behalf II the grantee whom
A. i, Wrish, represented falsely ~
poor willow. he obtained from S,rpthcr
aud Dooli,t'e n transfer VI their ref-
tiiiea.es. which he presented to the
Treasurer taking lrcarufcr's decd in
his own name. n scheme which II sue.
eoasiul cheats Moore uut II thc pur.
chasc Mnncy, nt III, same time ruhhihg
the widow, who fortunately has hus.
hand 10 look after h,r Interests. hut
NJ thu easo II pending N coar. % learn
whether Slooiu must take ''thu vino
gar bi,lers u cur house o. MT, we do
fer further comments until tic ease il
heard With tho single remark tin. ,llis
housa wl,,lc mort bitter and false al,eui
thu action nf Mr. Mnon, Ia one IT the
mort fasrally IN tho state 10 it, attempts
u steal iarius uaI.r such shallow II
title.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-10

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-10

Thaa hoasss mon II tho people par-
" scchlNs T. ~ right, may know a
little farther than w have vet inform.
VI them. who they arc following In
their Wild crusade agains, mon ire
rroachabls In every walk ii Ito W. ri,c
them herein net Or two Ii tho Li..
tory Of onc u A. u. Wright'- import.
I'd reformcrs, employed to traverse tho
county ~ blaukcn tho character Of
nun who having found him gu, arc
giving him wide berth.
In lsUs tho writer experimenting
trouble with newspaper partner, lo.k-
81 over accounts with thu person r,,cr-
rcd % andIag duo him S-Js.3J for
which motto and mortgage wins oxe.
rulcd. with soine tNs months /, run. A
balance remaining due on said nu,e
altef she enlargement. u tho PAIN
DsAIsa. 70 authorized the perssn III.
ladsd n roll tho oh press. aud endorse
Mo amount received on tho mute. In
pursuance of this authority 10 ,oll tho
press 10 q, \. Frost, of the Clear Lake
Observer, repairing % m sale for
loo, and endorsing that snm On tho
note. Homething over ono ,oar nge.
~ mat Mr. fras. anil was SURPRISED 10
lsarn that b. paid slsO II ca.l, iar the
pres Tor which .u,u he holl. d receipt,
", T. MUMMY was al.o present. md
nav tho money paid BY l'rus,
Again ftom tho 18th day u Mn,
laOO priof % goth day of Aaeus, VI
sas sA,ss year this person no, being In
or employ, and never having comrcn.
Gated " therefor. boarded with Josh
nsNoysllea having tLc samc churrca
y our account, IN ,l,e sum u t5.,Gl
tor which ~ held Mr., DeNo,cIles 70
ciept and for which SUN va have never
had one farthIng u compensation from,
this apostle of reform
Mt satisfied with these two ru.ler.
iss this apostle II honesty aud reform,
takes ahoat two years IL barhering IN
ous sccoant intending 70 swinllp tle
sam out Of this oihcc u ~, u Chr,
l1iltsig.
Thcsaa fhctn would Ia INCOMPLETE
without TN name ~ tl,o person. II |,
uLo,xa h. MAAsiELp. and h. hns no,
Dssn very friendly 10 this Office since
10 learned lis character, Al whose
expense hc II boari,ug nov va nrs IN.
sbls % my. but N hir employees hi /
~ y rendering somo Aurt II sc,,iee
therefor, No don't know thu, /, matters
,nsch Il they are satisfied.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-10

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-10

lsy an examination al tho above
II will be seen that In thu whole
county ona given quarter section
the local exceeds tic general taxes
sap.o0, while In so,nc townships
the proportion u It'll greater. The
valuation ~ lands III tho several
towns II fixed i, ,he assessors ~.
nof,ling q location, quality, In.
rrnstmcnis. etc., mud will aneann,
Tor tho difference In lhe ninoun,
raised by the sumo levy on general
funds. II will nl.o BIZ recn by II
comparison between eon.ti.s, TINT
n,,r taS levy for the l,asl s,N years
has been the same ~ uur n.irl,l,nr,
thi,snsav, aud -! mills ,..r ,han
Mitchell this, ,up, MllIlo their
population Il 1. 600 .acl, nd o,r-
On, abou, 5000, which would si,u 4
much larger valuation fur them
ihuh iur ~, AMI would rais. i much
larger amount u money IN the
snlnc Amoin. nf tax levy.
From tlic abusu statement Of
facts II will he spen thai ilaM ara
county. With u slnallcr rnrlla in
aud less wealth han H., ln.isl,bn.s,
ms not had Il higher RI ot TAXA.
lion than Chi,karaw an much lc..
than Mitchell. Comparing with
our neighbor, Winncel.ik, With d
m'ie, larger population md area =
hui the same number III county III.
tieefs, and similar gonrfal expenses
1--WE iind Their valuation for lss.,
10 DO sl.l61,o 900, levy - mills,
amount raised, ssi,l,l. Our .alu.
n,ion Tor issa II tl,7OO,oOo levy
Il mills, amonnt rai,cl, IN, 800.
hut what about our ..nprn.on.
lebi,' anil Inns our county bgcl,
running ~ lrb. during ,l,es, years
LIT ~ see! Tho large nrpropria
iions made during thu war In bann.
ties - soldiers and relief IL their
families left this county (as " dill
lnady others At tho clos. of the
wat) deeply IN debt. To which wa.
added ina fuw years. bridge MP
preparations for several thousand
more. The law made no provision
Tor tho payment oi this debt except
l'y tlc ordinary hwy u laxcs--nn.I
lhc amount thus raised barely suf.
iiuiant 10 meet current expenses.
This wns tho case with many othc,
eonntirr IN tnwa. Our warrants
M.rr deprecated 10 Oh rents on III,
'lallar, which with the nncpr,nint !,
u payment aud the low ratio of IN.
trrrst made hem M undesirable III.
scsin,ent. Hence the Legislator,
~ ls7O pissed what |. known NJ
tie "lsond Law" authorizing cum.
tics I" tskr ~ their warrants mud
issue bombs therefor, bearing IA
rrr cent interest, and PAYABLE On d,
lnforc ten ycats from late ut III.
np.ion oi tho county. Howard,
like most other coun,ies In III.
State. bonded her outstanding
warrants aud brought Lcr cru.li.
nearly 10 par by ~ doing, 50 that
instead ofbny.nH ton u eosl wortl,
$500 and giving therefor ! warrant
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-10

Will roul and refreshing ilnpuaencc
|. \. Gates, fAther.in Inv IL A, H.
Wight inquiries why public money
'',nay n, jus, as we,l aud safply be
'1erosi'el with A, y. Wright, Ae.
\ we'll informed public re sl.nds thu
4 y. Wright having once gone through,
bankruptcy. ~ |, believed iraudulenily.
rohbng thereby ono single hausn IN
Milwaukee, u over $4,000 IN easl,
Il one reason. No farmer hi Howard
fsnh,y who knows about his auto.
eea.nls would deposit lis private fu,rlt
with g. y. Wright. Bu,
NJ have devoted quite enough spaee IL
tiis hsuso on the csu II an important
elrr.ioni thu, EVER, and m SION n thu
full faets concerning the history of the
heal II This house AMI IL |. 4. GAles
ean Le collected W shall lay them be
fale tho public that |, may b. IN it,
guard, |. has ,wn the storm md tho
ul,irlwind Il II ~ reap. il On tho why.
Hut slis question d deposits II .
small mute, u talk about NJ We NJ
eer,ain upon inquiry, N tho funds II
thu county arc kept hy tito Treasurer
10 tic place provided BY tho liearl
II Supervisors instead d being deies.
it'd In any bank, This raid u A. u.
Nrigl, 4 Go, 10 70 procure their ,le.
p,si. outside a tho County .afe ~ Ii
.l,own BY the lpttcr u Hugh Price md
other facts aud circumstances too plain
u be mistaken.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-10

w. hi~'ss ~ statrAets ii t'4r

It# hi~asv ~ stateua.ts, 1T tht
II Wfal 1855 - t'ens 80 Ii.
- 'istl,, Il - Il, i Il Al
saia4 latsl thsss u .oaUs il
issassls, 80 tls siuH.as el,sst
hosssl .a'h sesf a,aa, i nj. I'm
~ A.stagyb u &c ST.. lunpo..s
nai etttilivsi u, tls af4s. tsths 10,
ls.tat'l, The l,lnatna |, ~ rnant.,
btiAge,roanl, school, Lana AMI 9th.
Y i''nfl-. an'l II Levied u, tn lsoarl
- Supervisors, a. III ,h,ir jnag.
mtnt tie Mnn,s III the .uunty d..
,nanl. The lvral taxes Tor school
ah'l radrurroscs arr levied by the
l'eaf.i- ~ school ,lrrc,srs aud town.
shir trustees In the several town.
ships anal certified by them 10 tho
Comfy lloard. The Auditor al -
up the tax.lis, iro,n these lr,ivs and
the Treasurer collects and ,llsburs..
item.
W. also glsS ". lev. a taxes On
100 acres n the scvsta, toun.l ips
" the year ISL, showing the pro.
portion ct general And local taxes
on the same quarter section in Gael,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-10

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Information SINCE obtained
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-10

~ drive away aunts--ii thoy az
married aunts, borrow auine money
from their husbands. II they arc
single. lct en- .akc care Of tho baby
f"r tho afternoon. while your wifs goes
70 matinee,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-10
GALE OF
School Lands.
23d DAY Of October, 1878,

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-10

To CLxAS CmkoAos. - Moistcn i
sofs cloth, gently wash tho faee Of no
chrome and wirc II dry, Tho yarnish
On thu surface u Ito picture protects
tho colors
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-10-10
NEW OREGON row NSlllp,


ouject
DAlsd this II day " BrA is7o wv WHITE
own Iew1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-29
IAPORTAsII0 DELINQJENTTAA'
PAYERS.
S-Ar2 o, Loc:s.A-A. J

S-Ar. o, Loc:=.A-A1
Audit tors Office, }
New Orleans. May Is. 1855
NJ y c. Fo,ec. Tx Collector Firs: District. Pax.
is. CT Dreams:
S.a-Verv many taxpayers. have tbs CAV pre-.
sel:ed themselves d: YOUR Office and prcfere.. 20
pas te: taxes foc past years. il com plianoe w.:L
act No. & OF 1873 and il response to my Published
notice CT Saturday last, ealing tteir attention
thereto. Your action II refusing to receive these
taxes, ard reterrn. said taxpayers to te sie,i:t's
office where. by advice OF the Attorney General,
you had placed Their tax bills, is hereby ,li3ap.
proved. You are required to receive all payments
Of delinquent taxes from those who protfe, 20 pay
then. i compliance witt. &C: Nc IS OF los. which
reads as follows:
Sac,.)g I. Be i: enacted By the Senate AID
House Of Repre 5altative5 CT the State q.
Louisiana il. Genera, Assembly convened, Tha:
.ie de!irluent TAXPAYERS @. tie State are
and penalties imposed upon them 70: ;.ol pa vUeat
of taxes when d,i.: provided, However, tAa- tie
same pa:C. wi.t.ia ninety days from and after
tie passage CT this act. il default 81 v..C!. -!
p5rai.feS and interest to remain ds heretofore.
SEC. y Ee il further enacted, etc. Tia. this &C:
saaI. take effect from AID attec is passage.
IL ali DOUBT Il cases relative to tle collection CT
the revenue, i. is hereby made yor duty to a7?.y
.o- Information. 70 t.:is office d.rec:.
Ve,y respectfully,
CHARLES CLINTON.
r--l--. 2. Auditor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-29
DOWN WIrHn---THE THERMOMETER.

In the blood and fever heat prevailing
in our burg for some months past, it is
important there should be an increase Of
refrigeration. We alluded yesterday to
an experimental operation Of an ice ma
chine built in Berlin. and pu, up at the
brewery Of Mr. Merz, on the old Cason.
delet canal basin. The principle on which
this invention operates is as simple as
nature itself. The air. admitted into a
strong iron cylinder, is compressed by the
piston-heads of sixty horsepower engine.
Tie al. parts with its caIoric. and, con.
Quoted into perpendicular cylinder is as
ho: as if warmed with fuel. Passing from
this into another perpendicular cylinder,
containing tubes filed with water. this
caloyic disappears. and the temperature
Of the all. furthe: reduced by admission
and steam pressure within another com
partmeut. rUshes through az cutie: tube
into a large room Theoretically sealed.
Entering this room. We found the ther-
mome.er standing at forty degrees, and
rapidly descending TO tie feeling point of
thirty-two degrees. The rush Of cold air
a: the aperture was such that the a:mos-
pheric moisture had been condensed into
snow. which covered some doz=ns Of
Champagne. thus frapgse. il delightful
manner.
There CIR Be. we suppose, 10 doubt
the ice machine will CONCEAL water rapid
". and in sufficient quantities to render it
profitable. We trust its euterpri5ing PRO.
rrietors will realize satisfactory returns
for their care aud outlay. As this process
OF ice manufacture requires nc chemical
agent nor action whatever. bu: acts upon
the air alone, i. certainly surpassas ell
others il economy Of materia. and SIM
plicity Of operation. I. i. such scientific
agencies as. relieving New Orleans Of ratu-
"a. Inconvenience, tend to make resi-
dence here mere agreeable as wei! as more
advantageous. Nay such enterprises La
always successful
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-29
SUE Cr TINES CEEycE:.

Tie fie..:,: iI!r:lse: il t.. L. :;,...ct /. !
re1ectio.
l: y rove: ti-:.:in tie ai...c:.e-a.:0.
Q: d tree government. thai upon AMID. its
expressing merely app-eLeas:ons TIA. :e.
g-oes night he hurt. /. United States com.
m!ss:c;e. should issue warrants :c- tie a..
rrehersior O. dozec vL:.e Ken. an! a
United S-a.es marshal. wiz. tie so.die-r OF
tie go~e:a:ae-. @. the Cr::eG Stats.
s.o,:!e execute then. and tug these men
hundreds Q: niles to be tired - ua.e.
factors.
Iii PERKINS, :: little lard {. tie S5u.L.
err white mec .: tbs generation IT,. tLey
should be disturbed in tie enjoyr.er: Of a
freedom. tLa: has been handed down to
then for generations. 7: will AWAY: ex-
cite Their wonder and astcnistnert to find
themseIye: arra.gnad before i c-:n:ra:
court for violence &c colored people. ard
we dout: whether any Ct this generation
will ever /: able to conquer their feelings
Of DISCUS: q: being confronted with their
colore1 accus:rs Bu: the practice has
ottaioet., ard is novelty is 10 reason fo-
its abrogat.oo. It is 10 uew tL;r: in tie
administration c: any government fer Gle
white man t. ''svear tie peace agaios.
another white man on account Of threat
ening words CT acts. II such cases tie
accused is arrai5ned and p: Under bonds
to keep the peace for a term, generally for
tire. or 70: six months, and occasionally
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-29
THE DANGERS OF ABaD EXAMPLE.

We hope the fears of tie Las: Di;che-s
about the future policy of tie Republican
party are nagu;fei We trUs: oUr friends
will never resort to the srs;em;zei prac.
tees Of lying and force by which our enc.
mics came So near to wrestling tie govern
men: Of this State from tie hands Of the
chosen officers Of the majority. TIE near
approach to success, which the Fusicn;sts
experienced last winter in Washington.
may, however, be pleaded by some OF tie
superficial thinkers OF our party is temp
tation for Us to initiate the lad example.
The Fusion or Democratic party Is al o.
ganization of many assumptions. They fol-
low Hanlet's sarcastic advice t. lis mother
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-29
This is no new thing in even

for year. This is no new thing in even
free government. The novelty consists
in extending this precautionary right to
negroes. But such is the law and the
practice, and though it is no news to the
REPUBLICAN, and its readers, we are glad
the P;cdytue has at last been forced to
find i. out It will be we'll for the politi-
cal friends Of that journal 70 bear ii con-
stantly in mind. It is the law of the land
and likely to remain SO. not only
until the novelty wears OF, but Until
the necessity for its enactment has ceased
to exist: The best way. to dodge this
disagreeable regulation is to live so that
no one will have reason 70 apprehend yio-
lence The fears Of tie t;nid sometimes
lead them 70 raise tie cry of danger
when there is nothing afoot but
little harmless buster. This is
taken for tie genuine article by
the frightened coIored man, and
lie feels as badl? scared as though the
playful white were really in earnest. The
bes: thing the aforesaid playful white can
do is to let the ccio.eG mau alone. and
turn his energies to Tightening such Of
his neishbors IS are able to take such
Jokes, Or are 10: protected by the federal
laws.
We think tie law very good one, and
one Of tae best evidences We could have Of
free government. Occasional hardsLips
may arise unde. it: : uan may row and
then be arrested asaius: wLon, nothing
can be proven. and WHO is possibly quite
innocent: bu: the latter Gases We take /:
will De as rare as executions OF innocent
people charged with murder. They viii
never be NUMEROUS enough to make. i:
worth while 70 Change good law. The
novelty Of tie thin, will we.g Of il tine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-29
NOTICE TAX COLLECTORS.

STATE OF IorisrASA. }
Auditors OIiCe,
New Orleans May l.. 1870.
To NJ. -. Tax Collector, pa.isi.:
You are hereby required 70 enforce Immediately
the collection of al Overdue unpaid Licenses by
pacicg the same. not later than June 4 IL the
hands of the Attorney Genera! for collection.
Up to AID Including the las: day OF jane rco2-
iuio, you authorized to receive al. OF the four
mills OF the general fu.d for Currea: taxes, il
Auditors warrants 6earu. date subsequent to
January l, 1875.
On aud after July l. 1875. you viii comply strictly
With the requirements OF Circular Nc. 8 and collect
two mills OF said general fund i. Cui.eI States
currency.
Very respectfully.
CHARLES CLINTON. Auditor.
y o. "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-29

Senator Sumner is again free from the
.silken thrall" of matrimony. Whom God
had joiued toys ,her, Massachusetts, court
last week put asunder. 1t is believed lie
will not intensity ..Iife's ftfu, fever by an.
other experiment OF such a kind. He does
not appear 70 possess the capacity to sue.
coed IN this branch of business.