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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26
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Administrators FL TIL i,ksIIe
II i.e,i pasi. deceased pits original
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I.nsn. i MFhny. 4 Aeit. Notice
ma. Il ~ .isii, i Nssas
NIL ,l,el4Apl y Niar4, iftl
1Aiha nsfsniHhis tia9se \ lfanl
ii nrr hereby nali1iel Tia. IA The
fr*' lay Of November II, !. there Will he ~
hIr IN tln n'llee - the i.rs II ihr Circuit
4, ,trt In A,il ftr laa fstliY II ilHna.i
siAfe il ipwn, petition III i,lisHs pAsia
null l.htf observation-disclosures ttfN III Lesi
Davis decreased, niaIniiil alfAn namefi,
claiming III ynu ile stuli III Four Hundred
lnllnls Will, ten per rent interest ihsrprn
freiH late. IN inur ItaHstniseAry notes et
nnn hundred dollars euell. mule rs Agnes
II. Mckay, IL Levi basi- June iii, i.Dp.
hlra claiming III ihr sail Ahtus y Mckay
III. further sam nfihiriy Iuf inllarH mil
| NINETY au'rn rrnh NIL, Il. FER reni inter-
ra iltrf.sn flofi December It'll ISL. fir
Innne, rail " re'trrn prentice hereinafter
IpserlttI, FROM taa sai.i MI ifa further
suM II eleven ipilarv anil thlft, sHsnn pn,,tA
with Ten per cent intHrst ftna Jsnlafy
2.iih iss4, ipr tgk,s rAii thereon tisu
asiiug the ipr,rlnur IL i maftsag. ~ liz
MfHA'isJ mn HHHiif1 Ill ftits Htft# ~ f1t
Narfl.Ntat 4llstHr VI seaf.nn tttiflt four.
tuWnfhp ninety nina mill IT rtnga
twelve. Wet IN lLr ,1l. l.. u NplrrMn,l
,lai.i II sutfb' III ~ .isi.Fsf Ius' nhr
III aail defendants EXCEPT AnynH Il Nnha.
Atisl ihAt nnl.ss yuia 8ppsAr thereto nni
,lef.nl hrsprs LUui ia he teenni las ~ The
nrsi term III ii,r said uilrt appointed II b.
he'll nj tho Court IlnnAe hi sail county.
commencing on Tie 9Th iny u November
ts1J. your dsiauit Will b. entered ahi
judgment rendered Aaninti sau lhsf.nn IN
pesofisnr. sith NE rra,ar II III lrtiiion
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See advertisements III another column

s'IoLES. - Mrs. II. NJ. Told IL thia
e,iy, willie NJ tie state fnir. nj cedar
',Hril.. hnl her watch s,nlci,. II was
~ "reniacrl, pol'l.casrd. English lu,-
u watch. Oh tho inside case was
written, hardly intelligiLlc, "AIaitio
Morse, Louis Espox county, n. ";
III tho gid face was the representation
u i city mi Lriise over stream.
Tie ,.ltr ~ thc watch WINS spmcwln.
wnrn frhm long nrasc. II va. rarticn.
larly valuable N her from Tho fat TINT
Il WIZ tho Rif, IL her deceased husband.
\ liltral reward will b. paid ior IT.
recovery. Jewellers arr especially
cautioned against purchasing this watch.
-Ne.regor Times.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26


Tine Wei, ago tic telegraph herald
"a II ihp Nnril ,hc suspension III the
banking honsc II Jay tpokc 4 IN. III
philadelphia. In ralil succession
there fa,lnwpl u, ". Clarke &C..
Fill h Hatch. mrl sime ton or Iif,cen
eiher banking institutions throughout
sarions eastern cities but chiefly III
Philadelphia ami Now York
u iifst apprehension was that 4
general linaraih panic WIS alon, IL
II strate ,l.u business II tho country.
Tie Iirst slasm Of excitement over
leasts lealle free T. loak At the caus.
. That threatened such universal cal.
a,ai,g, WHOM tic fit il disclosed that
tie, MI ~ ul,el from tllc sane causes.
entsnaling alliance With railways that
have -hagel ont oa,a lie frontier be.
.,nil the reaeh Of lehrle Or business
" banking institution private or IN.
eufpara,ei under lie law ct congress,
II If ans state. that confined itself ii
IT, II ituAie lnsillass II banking Il III
tn vs. affected,
lhe itntrs Il large i fuller II
~et,lt', tlatt i has bee, ier years past,
md tiifse failures illse III diminished
nnr tlallar II the amount. /, ii fnrih.
q tfne that 90 men sLp control IT,
money tint handles tie ,nershantls,
and tic crops ~ she : nl,ry hasc mol,
invested III these railroad securities
and afe consequent. eaharnei IS tho
slisaslers titut lase oseftalen Jay
Tie mi cf'era. Beyond perhaps n
Temporary depression i, rie,s no IN
iart ai.l result Il t. business IL thc
vel from ,lr hilan ii ,ranhlca II tie
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White ffam tbs hame Ialrr Il Nj.
,.n,h. gives lm, tae', tammpaslaiion II
,he nsan ~ Nh Aar metispl tiner hs
settlement Iii nnr mii., Men H. nui
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In tie various walks anil duties ef life,
,lcir vices are ms, The growth of an
hour. I'm, the fruit nf lifetime. wlcih.
" good ~ evil liz discharge II tn
duties &c u'lirc Ill Racine was such Il.
II rre,ur, him tie endorsement 81
Il capable aud reliable aal II Ia.
leen equally satisfactory here. In.
lecA M man can hna better kcr, -,
Of books In tho office Il any Auditor II
Iowa than biz, the only objection IL
him h,ing lii failure IL acknowledge
Instability iii Gates x III.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26
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nj IL.

Candid mon NC etaitlei ta llain
statements \, a~sga.tsl truth. These
VIC propose ilas sail 'safp l4f Il W.
can obtain faet.. Hai aFe alta Is eiye
them n lpusnng, llAt il flam Il ihp
common understanding kna,rs itAt
rcgarl thr yotlns 81 working clas.
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Ing. misstalips api mt..ii,ine official
faris, md We'll authenticate official
records
Tho financial CONFORMS nr ~ ,plo
nrc always matter. TINT sitau'i enlist
their eanlii attention Gap t'ap aul
naise will neither relieve them II jns,
responsibilities, ,,er sliift their burden.
e. other shoulders iasalian i oltcn
hnrdens'mc = boar never rlraaani I,
contemplate, and because 4 ii. IN.
pleasant character tt eai.prers that
often have The leasi ii II With their
imposition nrc made tic subject. IL the
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26

There are two amendments of tho
constitution 10 como before tho lcgis.
latar ~ hc chosen this fall. Tine
amendment III u strike eli, section III
# ri J rotating u the judicial de-
rartmcnt. and the other Ii to abolish
the office Of district attorney and pro-
vide for tho election Of prosecuting
attorney II each county who i Il 10
. re>i'len, u the county for whip,
riinspn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26

Things arc very uncertain in THIS
world, l!arIcrs Weekly, in its las,
is,ne, began lahorei financial article
with tho happy cangratnlatipn that the
country need irar ~ more hlark Fri
la,s yet awhile and INV. almos, be-
FIRE the ink il Try on TINT article. New
York i financially epny,.scl as she
was scarcely ever cnn,nlsel before.
These financial storms eome upon IL
sometimes like the thunder bursts oi
MI, summer. with sui paucity of
WARNING. Tho author IL tho Weekly
article has probably scratched himself
laid BY this timc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26

II II sail that counterfeit hickrls nrc
III circulation down South. Tin, man
ean have M desire fur earthly power ~
distinction who would counterfeit n
II IL We should M taan think II
f5auierisitin4 piper cellar u bras
button
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26

GuitnLsIxs. PROF. a.Andcrson 1
psr,na,lpr' !. n certain cure every time
II 'lill,lains. Tho rrapiieiors will
warrant cure IN MI easr. where tho
n.r'nador y applied freely according
IL directions.
see advertisement, In another column
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-09-26

1Lsre i here md there snlitar,
inlis idaal III t'l. sstnte who thinks the
Democratic party III lawa II intact md
full ii lis mud ,igar ~ ever. These
Iere ms Nesp generally II 10 service III
IL ii#f's Willie II lived, anl now like
no Lad by tint lave dis,lcycl
.tf.rs silial duty from haywood to .be
,llslied 5fafs s maindty. mourn I'll,
,leini,t II tho IL s1eta.i ancestor. There
i y Il III 'fe4e, la'if itlkrs III low
- ,nar Al lite nominees III III.
f'Atte I IN! lat I'LL FIR snprrnp
Jul fue republican, Hall i ~.
rs. 4 Icing railroad a,taru,s.
u ! lrinnl. uepl i l'.aHf il lacking
= ~astaiii hth Cha. mi ,ie,,ia. Deck
| !, 'li.Nll u IN II sympathy with lhe
relrie ~ t'rir eniaift With corpora
/ iint. aud llullld II elected, 10 matter
vi" il opposed II him FIR tho oliec
Int w started ent e. tell INV tho
denae,s'ic part, i considered NIL
treated i, journals Ii the State tia,
you'll I'll ''af l''nt. II convention II
y Hela' ttrrs 4 - LILY. ai,h b.
HA,eh rptAa issm III .ssr. i np,iee
inY sne' convention II ho held ii
'',a.ar IN daring III state TAI,
~ faa.aaed aal 4iIsl, came, and
llsre i slai ,ln dubuque HERALD Ill,
Ill tut ii
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III IL Af vs. $50 N#t sat
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23d Day Of October, 1873,

A. II
II 1 following
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!ltM It'll inrlafnr. il the State ri
l4sa. 4 tlala democratic convention,
eallei u ~ held II fedar Rapids ,lur
IN Inc late tnlr, Is Ilan n. a. Ma.
hnny, Netting Las heen heard of II.
Az information atarp |, may III i.nnI
viii II ,lIanLtull, t,a.it4l. mil / libe.
III reward i,ail VI, Tie owner.
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SAILED OF
School Lands.

wheren- Tho narl supervisor war feany az ~ the Juno session. s7
tl
III. notice " hereby TINT on THURSDAY Tux
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-01
TESTIMONY,

BESToS BARRACKS, Mo, April 30, 1886,
pr. Joba Ba1--Dear SIR knowing the Ell
ary Of yoar ~Sarsaparilla, and the healing and
beneficial qualities il poss esses, | send you the
follow ~ statemcut OF my case.
was wounded about two years ago, was
taken prisoner and confined for siNteen months.
Being moved SO often, my wounds have not
healed yct havonqt sat mp a moment since
| Was wounded | am shot through the hips
My general health is impaired, and need
something to assist nature; | have more faith
IN your Srrsaparilla than anything else. |
wish thai which is genuine. Please express
rue half dozen hottl s, ana obligc
Can't c. P j%ouysoS, 81, Louis, Mo.
P.S--Tbc following was written April 80,
1856, 10y Mrs, Jennie johnson, mother of Capt.
Johnson
Dr. John Bail-near Sir My husband, Dr..
G. 5 Johnson, was a skillful surgeon and ply
sieiBu in Central New York, where he died,
leaving the above c. P, johnson to my care.
At thirteen wears Of age be had a chtonic
diarrhea and srrolula for which ! gave your
SarSaparjlla, IL crei him. | have for ten
years recommended it to many in New York,
Ohio and Iowa, for s%crOfull fever sores, aud
general debility Perfect success has attended
it. The cures i8actea IN some cases q scrqfald
ard tcrtr sofrs ptrs almost ,aifacalous. am
very anxious for my son toagsin have recourse
to your ~Sarsaparila, He is fearful OF getting
u spurious article, hence his writing to you for
it. His wounds were terrible, but | believe he
will recover. Respectfully,
JENNIE JoHNsoS.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-01
apphlres.

EH DO -E" " E r p 49, l."
When ali American speaks OF u
Sapphire, he uses, without probably
knowing i, n word common to all
the tongues which men of his branch
oPthe human family have spoken
from the laud and the tunes of
Moses and of Job down to our own
days. The Sapphire is identical in
c~ompositien with the Ruby, diiiel>
ing from il only in color, The Ruby
is as red a. blood. The Sapphire Is
as blue as tho sky. Of course we
speak OF the perfect Ruby aud Of
the perfect Sapphire A really fne
Sapphipei IL much more easily found
than a really fine Ruby, and fine
Sapphire Of a very large size are
not uncommon, while a fine Ruby
of a very large size is almost I'M
known out of the East. Messrs.
Starr & Marcus, % John Street (up
stairs), among not o few beautiful
Sappbires, bare just now one which
il simply delicious in color, in ~lustre,
and, what il very rare, in %briiliancy.
The perfect Sapphire should have,
by artificial light as we'll as by day,
the pure and positive biue'color Of
the richest clear blue velvet. If II
he mixed with black or with purple,
Il may be a fine stone otherwise, but
Il fails Of the perfection aud price Of
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-01

EsyLL'S
Extract from a letter from Georgia

Extract from a letter from Georgia.
ViLLANow, Walker CO., Ga, June IS.
Dr.. John Bal-Dear Sir | have recently
given your Worm Destroyer several trials, and
find It wonderfully eficacious. 1t has not
failed in a single instance 10 have the wished
fol effect | am doing n pretty large country
practice and have daily use for som article Of
the kind ] am, sir, respectfully,
.JunrsP. CtEMENr, Nj. D.
P. $50 unqualified and numerous are the
testimonials in favor of my Worm Destroyer
that newspaper space is entirely too small to
tell its merits. 't8'eh Z
1t is an infallih,e remedy for Worms. Try
il and be convinced. See my Journal for a
more full description. JOHN BULL.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-09-18
M. fssse net seekisg Oasee.

In denial of the charge that Ex-Governor
Foote Is to be rewarded by President Grant
for his abuse Of Southern men by appoint
ment to Office. Mr.. FOote writes to the
Washington Chronicle as follows: 81 pro-
nounce the whole statement TO be an inten-
iional and villainous falsehood, for which
there is not the smallest foundation in point
of fact. have never conversed with Gen.
Grant Tor more than from i've to ten min
utes in my life Since have been in Wash
ington have never called on one Of the
members of bis Cabinet, nor received n call
from any one of them. l have never had
the least correspondence BY letter with Gen.
Grant or any one of his Cabinet in my life
have never asked any friend to recommend
me to him for official appointment, nor do l
believe that any friend of mine has ever
done so Iderire no Office in Gen Grants
gift, and have no hesitation in saying that l
have thought it most proper that his official
appointments should be conferred on those
Who voted for him, which did not. l am
not pledged in any way to support General
Grants Administration, save 20 far as
shall chance to approve lis action. am as
thoroughly independent Of him as he can
possibly be of me, and whatever have
from time to time said in vindication Of his
conduct - President has bern prompted
alone by regard for truth and justice and my
love OF country. This suggestion Of my
being rendered an appointment in South
America / have never heard Of until !
read the calumnious article am now
noticing"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-09-18

the bank officials that you have been back
ward in furnishing them certain infarmation
for which they have asked"
Moiler-"There is no truth in it. l have
given all the in!orn,ation in my power and
have endezvored to help the Investigation
along in every possible way"
Here the Interview with Mr.. Molles
eaded. He did not seem inclined to talk on
the subject of the Hamburg collection, and
bidding him coed day We LEFT him to his
reflections and the companionship Of few
intimate friends Who rad called while the
conversation was going on.
We are extremely sorry that he was not
1t liberty to give full and complete state
ment of the difficulties in which he has be-
come involved, for in the a seoce Of an OIL
cial statement from the directors, it would in
a measure relieve the anxiety Of the COM
munity ~ to the actual amount for which
the bank il liable.
Late last evening Mr.. Fen:on called upon
u ard stated that the SIC, 600 bail required
had been promptly furnished. and the ex-
animation set for Monday, I'D inst.
Until his case is fully heard, Mr.. Moller
i entitled 10 the fair consideration of The
public, and We feel disposed to extend to
him all the charity possible under the cir
cums.ances.
In regard to the action of the bank direc-
tors nothing is definitely known As yet. A
meeting of the stockholders il called for to-
day, and an assessment will probably be
made. 1t is reported that Moller's security
bond had just run out. and hence his boDds.
men cannot be held for the deficiency. Az
to the truth Of the report We have not been
able 10 learn.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-09-18

1$S6 True. "nefe .ne paris are
-~not gone its effects are mar
ksTkrPrS Vicious. l; has produced more
cures of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock.jaw,
palsy, sprains, sxsliipgs, caked breast,
scaids, burns, ssli-rheum, ear-ache, &c, up
ON the human frame. and of strains, SPAWN,
gals, &c, upon animals, in one year THAI
have all tie other pretended remedies since
the world began. 1t ia connt-r-iritant, an
all-healing pain reiiever. Cripples throw
away their crutches. the lame walk, poison
Gus bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded are healed without a scar. II is no
humbug. The recipe il published around
each bottle. II is selling a. no article ever
before sold. and ii sells because it does just
what it pretends to do. Those who now
suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling de-
serve to suffer if they Will not use Centaur
Liniment. More than 1000 certificates of
remarkable cures, including frozen limbs,
chronic-rheuma;isul, CONT, running tumors,
&c, have been received. We will send a
circular containing these certificates, the rec
ipe, &C., gratis, to any one requesting it.
One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centanr
Liniment il worth one hundred dollars for
spa yined or sweenied horses and mules, or
Tor SrreW-Worm IN sNptp "toch o"ie'S-
this liniment is worthy your attention. No
family should he without Centaur Liniment.
J. Z. ROSE d Co, New York.
is more than a substitute for Castor OIL II
is the only safe article IN existence which is
certain to a-similate the food, regulate the
bowels, cure wind-co'ic and produce natural
sleep. 1t contains neither minerals, NOR
phine or a!chohol, and ia pleasan, to take.
Children need not cry and mothers may
rest. June jw131
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-09-18
Ts.e Wheat Field Of America.
EealthfrI Climate. Free Homes. Good
Markets.
The Eor .hern Pacific Railroad Offers for sal,

The Nor shern Pacific Railroad Offers for salt
its LANDS ~ CENTRAL AND v hsTG-kS MlsSfsoIA,
embracing: I. The hest Of " heat Land; 2. TX
celleut Timber Tor tine Mill, the Farm and the Fire
3. Rich Prairie Pssturage and Natural Meadow,
waterei Nv the clear Lakes AMI running sir.iius-
in Heai hful Climate, WheTs FsCer ard ;gWe
kao,rl.
Grain can he sh pped hence by lake TO market
as cheap as from Eastern Iowa or Central Illinois.
Cars now run through these Lands from Lake ST.
perior to Dakota Price OF land close To track 81 0t
to SIS. % per acre; further away $50 TO 81. 90.
Seven Years CIR dit; Warrantee Deeds; North
ern Pacific 7-30 Bonds. now selling at par, re-
ceivei for land at si.Io. No other unoccapied
Lands present such advantages 10 settlers.
soldiers under the New Law March, lS!2,) gel
100 acres FREE, near the railroad, by one ami two
years residence.
TRANSPORTATION a. Reduced Eates furnished
from all principal points East to purchasers OF
Railroad Lands, and to Settlers on Government
HOmesteads. Purchasers, their wives and children
carried free over the northern Pacific Road.
Now Is the time for Settlers and Colonies to get
Railroad Lands and Government Homestesds close
to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full information,
maj, and copy OF Sea Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD. IT. PAUL, MINI,
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-09-18
A FORGERY.
How a Young Man ''Raised the
Wind"

The mania for swindling innocent and
unsuspecting people out of their hard earned
savings BY false signature, or the altering
of q few figures, seems to be spreading
Yesterday noon, shortly after the arrest of
Moller, the defaulting cashier, Marshal
Hook walked into the station having
in custody young man by the
name of Hayden Kendall charged with
forging check on Newman 4 Havens' Bank
for $50.
The faca 10 the case are rs follows:
Kendall, who il . stranger in the city, lately
deposlted small alm of money in the bank.
A companion Of his named Henry Ault.
Who boards At the same place. also had an
account there. Yesterday Kendall wrote q
check for $50, sigued Aulrs name to it and
presented il to the bank. The money was
paid. and shortly after receiving it Kendall
returned and deposited $50 oil
the $50 in his own name.
Soon after this Transaction Ault entered the
hank and presented hia check for small
sum. He was informed that there was nc
money TO his credit, it having been drawn
out.
He denied having drawn from his account,
and IN examination Of The check presented
BY Kendall vas made, and discovered to b
. forgery.
Auli then vent to the Revere House
where Kendall Vas stopping, and vithou
telling HIM what occurred asked him 4
walk down to the bank With him
Kendall did 20, and On reaching the bank
ing rooms w. arrested BY the Aarshal ant
taken to the flock up" He says he j
innocent Of thu charge made ssa,nst him
Kendall Is the young man Who Vas ''bled'
20 extensively BY Kingston, the 'three car
monte. man, IN account Of which We laiel!
furnished our readers. He will probabl!
BE- bound over for trial to-day.