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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-24

w have bcan informed that tho
young boys Of this place are getting up
: debating club, and have had ono
meeting already. Do not give |, up,
buys. Tor II Il ono u tho best moves
you could make.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-24

W. aro informed that the mott pro.
goods u tho donation party last even.
ing for tho. benefit Of tho ncy. j.
McCosmsc. amounted 10 ono hundred
and twenty dollars. and would. ~
doubt. have boon much greater II The
weather had not Lecn NO excessively
cOld.
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1 TrilIl,.ln xnAa.

The y. \. Tribune says II has
heen found y. ecsrary for Congress 10
conn to the relief Of tho people apni,'st
tho curious cxactions IL tho l',ss-ai1icc
Department.. The resolution VI the
House Committee on POST Mccs. that
tho intent u the law II opposed 70 tho
collection u double rates whore only
partial postage Inns been paid. i IL ac-
corlance with tho popular under.
standing.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-24

Tna recent report Of the Controller
Of the currency shows that At lcas. ten
per cent. II tho entire circulation OF
tho national hanks IL annually worn out
and returned 10 tho department for
cancellation and re-s.ue. This rate ~
destruction shows that onrc iii ten years
tho e8al, 900, 600 u currency must 10
renewed at mn annual rass II s Oil, 900.
Every dollar q this cost falls on the
people ~ i, II paid BY tho government,
when the banks themselves can well
afford to pay tho cost aud should be-
made TO- Furnishing them the original
isruc gratis ID quito enough for tho
government to Do without taxing tho
people 10 keep the machine In repair.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-24

Tho Legislature II II sail hayc 70.
pealcd thu law fur publishing tho laws
In the county papers 1'hir, NJ tho
matter has boon conducted will DO just;
- y should 10. giving only laws u
general Importance to Tic people By
this means. II unjust IL |, little else
than waste n money % publish nh
laws. while bcnent III publish some.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-24

We are satisfied no better list can
10 furnished from which ~ select. than
w can furnish. IL fact VIZ ean got
Discount on any paper pnllishei where
taken in connection with our own.
Make your selection and come aud sce
what ~ can d. for you before ORDER
inr. nU-tf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-24

DowS WIN Hidm pAIcxs.--Ws
aow propose - soll goods for 10 days
regardless a cnst, strictly lor cAsn, ~
low = thsy can DO bought West u
Chicago.
No goods sid On credit until old ac-
eO1ntA arO settled.
SAll parties indebted 70 ~ arc
hossby noti1sd b. call aud settle before
whilst, end aayo costs
I'M HANa0x 4 RIMoxps
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Wa understand that u. w. Adams
81 Allamakee county. has been elected
Master III tho National Grange Of
Patrons II ilasbAndry.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-24

4 jury haa boon obtained In tho
trial u Ilons Tweed.
Vic. Woodruff and Ool. Blood are
kept n LUDLOW ssrcst ja,l for want u
$4,000 sseh.
Tho balance Of trade against tho
United States last ysas NJ. u rosmd
Numbers, eliS,OOO, 900.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-24

Poa.ls- "a 1851 .aAtlfare IN
N.N.ipaa. ii. MANHOOD. hAnRi.ss;.
l'npcd incnis II saa~rtass, ,hn cause
AID cssc. Sent secne. u ,cri II, post
r7'df,r 20 cents, bvDs G.. WturriEH,
on st. Charles Street, st. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read HE works.
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lArsp Enrnss. Free kNesses!

lHfMp k@rMes. Free kGomoees
on IN llne n tho UNION PACIFIC
best pnrmiax md Mineral lsnds Ii AnsrisA
0,Oo0 .O00 Acres In Nebraska, Ia The
ptats Valley, nov fhr sale.
mlo1 011sn0so, reretoo Sell,
for urAla growing and Stock Raising uasur-
passed ~ ANY " The unileA Hsstss.
Isss Meneseeaas Tor Actual nese1eSs.
The besl loeAllos lss Coloaiss- Soldier
entitled 70 Homestead u 10o Acr0
Send fus tAe nsw Descriptive pamphlet.
viii n@w snaps. pullishsd q English, Or.
ma. BvsdisA anA usnIsh. sailed ftes
everywhere. Address,
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rsrseas Indebted % Wm. Carter by aols
past lee. or 10 mAsars this fall win take
oas and timely notles that oil such paper
ualese paid nov II due, Or - soon - dws
Will be put IN Immediate course II collection
~ ~ spee6isst means knowA 10 ~ law !.
These Who would save costa will heed lhla
notice and avoid the trouhle. Neat stock
tsksA II payment u lstr psiess.
w. CARTER.
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NASH lows Jass u, 1879.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-24

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liquid, and then 10 hin mouth lefere Il
t,,ok IL Gnal departure To many Il
Vas sorsowfal sight.
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e. pesre Ia In frozen state
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-24

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ssmt ne the sxsaA Ysa~s II he
great s~lllma he~A 'fornAN's p,v.
vtoxAas ~ kvevy Dsv Wanss,' q
N pnO0 Nook II % 0oO Receipts
VI N lOn~s, Selling Dock Ii y. 3.
$ssA for ID pp circular. Assat.
Wanted. Address n oace, Coattneasal
rss 70, Chicago. ia
YNO Toog WON MING CLASS.
! male " female, o6o weeh guaranteed
Respectable employment At home. day or
evening; no capital required, full lassruct.
lens and valuable package IT goods 10 start
with s~ni FIRE. By mil Address With 4
cent return stamp, N. YOUNG 4 co, 10
coartlsni IT., New York. ia
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-30

eight or ten years, sink in comparison
with this prospect. And yet they are
results that the entire statistical ratios
of the past bear out and justify cred
ence in. 1t is for the transportation
wants of this wonderful empire in only
one section Of Uncle Sans territories
tina, the Improvement of the Ohio river
is demanded. The expenditure, tax =
ing $50, 100000 as the amount, would
only be one hundred and twenty dol
lares for each of the two hundred and
fifty thousand manufacturing establish
ments which, according to the census
ratios forecast will occupy the Ohio
states in sixteen years from now. Its
only about three hundred dollars for
each one now existing in those states.
This is without any statistical account
of the present prospective mining in.
dustres of this mineral region, which
must be in proportiouate ratios, sur
passing in extent that of Great Britain,
Belgium and France, the three great
manufacturing fields of Europe, as
seven TO one. Is it necessary, in the
knowledc of what their manufacturing
industries have been to those nations,
to ask what would be the action of
their statesmen did similar facts exist
within their governments? Are not
the facts in relation to the industries of
those nations equally of force for our
instruction as ii existing here? The
whole series of figures in this letter
give such plain differences that all re-
flectiDg minds will decide that not an
other session should pass, without the
work being begun on scale to meet
amply the evident necessities.
GEORGE II. TmURsToy.
PITTsBrRGH, September 3.
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RIVER NEWS.

CiSCINsArI, September 2G--Riycr 8
fee. inches and falling. Cloudy and
cooler.
NASHVILLE, September 30 River fall.
ing, with two feet ON the shoals. Wealth
er clear and pleasant
PI1TsBURG, September 20 River IN
changed. Some rain this afternoon, with
indications tins evening favorable for
more rain.
EVANSVILLE, September 2e.--Cloudy
and cold. Rlined all night River fallen
one inch. Up: Fayette, Geo. Roberts,
New ORLEANS, September 29.-No mr..
rivals. Departed: Il. q. Yseger, St
Louis. The Maude did not get of Satur.
day, bat leaves tomorrow. Clear. Ther.
mome.er IS
MEMPms September 29.-Arrived p
Belle Memphis, from ST. Louis at tn,
docks. Departed: EldJrado, Vicksbure
Bee and bsrges, New Orleans; Mary snc
barge, New Orleans. River falling
slowly, There were heavy rains las
night, but it is now clearing up and cod
mercury 81.
ST. LOUIS, September 29-Arrived
Dolphin, lower Mississippi; Henderso
and Northwestern, Keokuk; City
Vicksburg, Vicksburg. Departed Ore
cent City, New Orleans, Northwestei,
Keokuk; greyhound, Cairo Chesr,
Memphis. River falling slowly. Wea,er
clear and cool. Business dull
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MARKET REPORT


NE" iohk, september Z''-four
hcaVy ana lower common TO good , ~
al aH good to choice so 3oCGL
Whiskey hFmer oeg9'c: 90
neat neaVy; 40, spring - oy@. 90
iowa spring % oi(9i ~ req Wsteth
- oei9l o.
Corn scarce and hiohar s,oame,mi,cd:
6iGl65Ic
CHICAGO, September 29.--Thc uarketi is
generally irmer, and prices adeaced'
flour quiet.
w neat Is IN lar demand ana .dVahceu'
no spring ~ w cash ana octueri NO
V]c.
corn Is IN ihlr demand ana h'ahceu
no mixed "'c cashi d'!e IN O'ooer re-
Jee,ed'
Oats Is IN active demand ana ''Vahceu
NO za!c cash rejected >, 4. ocoo
Rsr,ev NJ fan en- % ' ~
p.omiS,ano onia, "a oh.,asd
psi Ill cssb
Lard 75107qo.
Wbiskv duii and nominalat 9Oc.
-, -
MEMPHIS, september j. TOUR uu''
and dropping 20 bO0o oO.
Hay nominal.
Corn Coo,
Oats duh and dropping
Bran quiet $40. 49,
Bacyn dull; shoulders ssci sides o4tG-
loic.
Lard dull 9@lOc..
Nrw OKIrAys. Sentember 20 Flour
only a local trade. XXX IS rs; family
"a 5oCa0 TX
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FROM SALT LAKE.

SALT LAKE, September 29,--The imam
cial situation is greatly improved the fee =.
ing of the panic apparently completely
subsidized, and few certificates from mining
companies and some accounts presented
AID paid 10y banks and banking houses
Bankers arc confident of meeting every
liability. The First National bank which
suspended on Saturdays siren gthening ,
resources and will undoubtedly, resume
business in few day. National Banl
Examiner n. r. Longford, for Pacific
coast, is here examining the affairs Of tn,
banks. Lightness OF the money mark
will likely cripple business in bullion
and for few weeks compel the suspension
of smelters. II, Wadsworlh became
agent of Wells, Fargo y Co.
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FROM CINCINNATI.
Police COMMISSIONERS.

roLicE CoMMIssloEEEs.
CiNcfsNArI. September 2o.--Thc po-
lice commissioners to-day passed reso-
luton instructing all patti olmen to arrest
the inmates of gambling houses on their
beats without further orders, and making
station house officers responsible for sup
pressing gambling in their districts, also
directing the superintendent OF police TO
suppress all lotteries and gamesof chan o
In the city.
- OUTRAGE.
A Fort Wayne despatch 10 the -" Ga
zette," says two gunknown men violated
the person of Miss Long, Saturday, whom
they found alone at the farm house Of hcl
father, a few miles north of Hunterstown
They escaped, leaving the glri nearl,
dead with injury and fright. The neigh
bors for miles around are aroused. and vi
lynch the men If they catch them.
ARREST or HORSE THIEF.
Perry, the leader Of a noted gang o
horse thieves, was arrested at Fort Wayn,
last night.
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FROM WASHINGTON,

WAsnISGToS, September 29.-The
refusal Of the national banks
in philadelphia to pay drafts
upon them in currency having threatened
to deprive the postal money order Office
in that city of its resources on which it
largely depends for remittances from
country offices, the postmaster was to-
day authorized to draw for n limited
amount on department of reserv deposited
in tho sub-,roasury in New York. Sim
lar embarrassm cnts Uere fores hadowed
by numerous kilograms from western post
masters Saturday, but they generally re-
port that banks have resumed currency
payment. The patent Office to-day re-
fused to receive payment OF fees in ccrti-
fled checks except upon banks willing to
cas- h them.
PENSIONS PAID.
Col. Cox, pension agent for District of
Columbia, has recently paid 400 pensions
to American citizens residing in England
Scotland, Ireland Wales, France and
Prussia, and in many instances to pen
soners residing on islands of the Pacific
and Atlantic oceans.
THE President INsULrED.
Two roughs, who, while FATALLY drunk
called out to President Grant in rude and
boi.terous manner rs he WAS riding to
church Yesterday morning with his fam
iy, were arrested and taken to the Con.
trail guard house. This morning they
were fined by the police court So, on q
charge of load and boistcrous conduct on
the street
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fiMELY SUGGESTION.

A gsnsl sman Ia Mempbis contributes
an intssss ing Paper to the ledger on the
"se, m theory" Of yellow fever and makes
sons suggestions which we reprint for
the benefit Of our own people. An obsetv-
ance of these precautions will cost little,
either Of time or money and msy prevent
much sickness, suffering, and even death ;
II the germ theory s corr ct, " the d.
sssss 10 due to parasites, we may deter
mice with some degree of certainty in
wha, manner to proceed in order to stay
ito prog ress. instantly upon the appear
ancs of yellow fever prompt and cfilcien.
% isre foot Of the city, so that the conss-
GIN may have NO friendly influence in its
favur, IN either air, water or earth. This
.should b done within twenty-tour hours
Aft@ ths appesrancs Of the first case.
Evssy csss should b cut of from the re-
mAinder Of the city by the fumes of car
bolic acid, chlorine or sui phurous acid gas !
and evary householder should be compelled
to fumi gate the front and rear OF his prem
ises each night. At night, because it is
believed the parasite is nigh. flying moth
and would not be inconvenienc d or dc
stoyed by day fumigstions. The clothing
Of physicians and nurses should be thor
oughly fumigsted often during their at
tendance on aoase, and certainly befor
they hare COMMUNICATION with others no
90 ascending. The dead bodies of per
sons AyiagSf yellow fever should be wash
81 MI dilute carbolic acid as prompt
after death Is possible, and burial SHOULD
occur o. soon IS practicable. M
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stock exchanges are opened TO the very
large quantities Of groenbseks which
have been disburscd 10y the government
in its late bond purchase, then an
immense amount of capital has been put
toto circulation by action OF the banks in
Issuing clearing house certificates which
displace corresponding quantity of curren-
that England in sending over millions
of gold which will come into active uso
Immediately on arrival, ard that specie,
which has had such a long sleep. will be
all the more lively whom II wakes up
again.
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fever. Traders from Calvert and adjacent
points say shat Calvcr, is Guaranteed on
all sides.
AT SHREVEPORT.
SHREVEPORT, September 29.-Within
the last 4 days several of the most promi-
nent and useful citizens Of Shreveport
have fallen victims to the epidemic. The
population has been learfully thinned out
by sickness and death We no longer
have funerals. The hesrses, followed 10y
one or two carriages, dash through the
streets ike sec ion of arti lery ia bat
tie seek ing u position. few moro are
drummed up, the collins showed In the
hearse and driven rapi ~ to the cemetery.
This IL the cas- even with the most prom
nent citizens. The Towards have OPEN
| ed an orphas asylum, and are feeding
about two-thi rds of the resident popG,. =
| ton. There are. fewer deaths and new
cases because there are fewer people. The
| physicians appointed committee last
week to investigate the origin Of the cpl
demic, and the evidence has been traced
showing beyond question that the fever
was implanted here from Cuba. Drs
Clappin, Brown and D1vlson, who are
re- from New , rleans, are satisilei
On this point. The Shreveport "Times 81
of tomorrow and will! contain the follow
ing appeal which the Howard associa.
lion earnestly request the presses of the
, country to pablish;
To our fellow citizons--
The yellow fever epidemic that has al
ready swept away more than 400 of TIM.
community, is still raging with una.
bated fury in our midst. We have now
at least 100 sick of all ages, colors and
nationalities, all of whom from the pc.
culiar character of this disease require
constant and skillful nursing in addition
O this there are hundreds OF people lett
without n cent and without employment
among these there ARE many little chill
dfen, all Of them must for the present be
provided for and fed by tho How.
ard association, for there 10 ne
work to do, and no money TO be had. The
restitution in our midst is rs hcar,-rond.
ing rs the disease. The drain upon the
funds of the association are enormous, and
the liberal aid sent By our sister cities i:
nearly exhausted. Under these painfu
, | circumstances we are forced TO make th
general appeal TO the country for adj
tional aid. We have people among IL
suffering from want, and dying from al
g sections of the United States, and from al
= nations, ard we feel the great public viii
respond to this appeal, extended by tn,
most dire necessity. Our own resource
are nearly exhausted. The wei ar,
booken, the poor are thre.tene
with actual starvation, and th
sick and dying about to be Invested of tn
commonest comforts humanity can oifei
them. We appeal not to our fellow conn
, try men, but to our fellow men for aid
l. X. sim mons, President,
o u. d. Morton. Vice Prest,
, Howard Association
, d. =. Fenner, ". j.
1hos. j. Allen. NJ. u.
o j ) Cutliif, NJ. d
O Mex. Dslzul, ID. ID.
Cer. A. Pike.
IT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, September 29.-Twenty ye
y low ferer interments to-day
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FOREIGN.
BULLION COMING.

BULLION COMING.
LONDON, September 29--Twc hundred
and twenty-five thousand pounds in bull
ion were shipped from Plymouth fof New
York Saturday, and the steamship which
sailed from Southampton, the same day
for New York, took out sixteen thousand
Engagements have been made for fifty
thousand by the steamship from South.
smpton tomorrow. 1t is ss.f live hur.
dred thousand are looked for shipment thii
week.
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YELLOW FEVER.
~ CALVERT, TEXAS.

1T CALVERT, TEXAS
New ORLEANS, September 29-Pieay-
une specials from Brennan and Bryan,
Texas, report panics from apprehension
of the fever, which has brokon out in
Calvert. Physicians pronounce il yellow
fever. Traders from Calvert and adjacent
points say shat Calvcr, is Guaranteed on
all sides
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FROM PIlTSBURG.
LOOMING BRIGHTER.

LOOMING BRIGHTER.
P.TrsBURu, September 29.--rhc ii IAN
cia outlook in Pittsburg is brighter than
i. WAS vt sny time during the recent pam
ic. Conf icnce seems fully restored, and
business is being transacted as usu AT
n meeting Of the clearing house association
held this forenoon to consult OH the lro =
mt monetary situation, it WAS resolved
tina; in view of the Frightening prospc, !,
no change was required in the manner .
conduc ing the business Of the bank. and
clearing house.
COMMENCED PAYING ITS CisCks.
The Lawrence Savings bank commenced
paying lis checks to-dsy.