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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-07

n Horse has been known ~ 80
through thu harso u field correctly
and without missing ~ .a,,
Tho Nebraska indians arc allowed
IL ridc frye Oh MI trains ,hcy can ijum,,
IN while jhc iormcr are h motion.
Tho tribe il hcing reduced very rap.
lilly,
Tho Chicago Times mentions n
contemporary (which lms been cum.
ductca with respectable stupidity 10
thirty years /"
Cross women don't like bald hca led
men. NJ chance for hold IA tl,cs
sollows.
A Herman, lately married, a,,:
III sar yotat s4casy ~ nccdlc e,ni
yalk ~. mi, ramcl's 40 m 10 ~,
,ler hchimi word nit = sooMans
Tho name ''srass widow" II IL Frcnel
origin. |, II derived fron tho lsrc, b
"grare. = mud originally Mosnt wi,lo~
BY courtesy.
"Johu. said s,inpy old hunk 4
HI. hircd man. ~ H. was taking dinner,
do YIN know h.w man,. ,,ancnkcs ynu
have untcnt'
NO"
"ysell, you've eaten fourteen. !"
"Nell." sail John, ''..M count, a,Hl
IN eat
y Bumper at parting" "A the
drunken man said. when hc ran WI 4.
gsin.t tho rs.
Woman WAS made from ril-bonc
-..shc lovcr ,il-bon( y II this day.
New johnny" rnys grandma
i want yon 10 u, jus. ~ still - \
munsr, Sure ,Mouns lint alt still,
grandma = t,nre cnM,gh.
A rtane wlirl, marks liitla grave
IN tho milst 1t 4 Western prairie,
lcan TIN single Word ''l'olccats INIT.
cacm." 4 man buriel lilo clutM |
lhcrc.
Thu Mineapoli. Daily 1'lalsa aays'
\ railroad man sas. tho N. n profanity.
provoking siald IN thu wnrl'l. II thi,
scas.n. u tho ,liA~,cry u ! ten-lc \
cut nut ~ thu limo" dllal level t'al
1t thu beautiful snow.
\ u'.ncc,ieat bridegroom GREAT 1
quite son.ati,M " biz narsails rcrcnll,
by appearing In 4 jmir u knec-lrceehc'
bslunging 10 HI, grandfather, and viii
ewing u tho LrivtMcss u tho M,al1ru
sxk, lcfs several inches IL Laro vca
cSpsc,l.
'rhc Il, slan Investigator thinks TINT
II Adam Ii accountable TOR "consu,lcM
tiAl damages. ho viii have : rough
tiMc of II.
| A Aoutl,cr, paper says that "llartov
County, tin, has turned out eighteen
ministers slMco tho war; u doesn'
sssls what they wore tsr~sd o~t ~.
i MAJ. Xsh OvumMss says 'advsrsialnl
hllMcr and interest M work on 6sH
day.
i ssvsssWs BatM 4 NOW called u
,.lnsssnallansl tliss. /"
i A ,lsvoswl wIfb In llock County
W.. iaada au Lsplsaas Nov ysss
present II shs ~ vscsllA ~ hla homs
ssesd. Tho money TT 4 VA TAXA
from IT. vsss poakss vhils No NM !
lsleop lhs Sua.lAy before,
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MEltAyEtS tnihs
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withins IL Haouta Territory shpild Pr, a.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-07

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Cheap Corn Culture.
~ Arres a lay, better than i, hand. With
TS1Ss. 1s.SS'
N.NUOT'xSf.v'G
H.fHROpys
AND NRuAnIASr NEEnEH.
81 Slan,ing Truth 4 Tempered Steel
CIR - Dollars.

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,uuns weed an ilte surface, STIRRING tho
soil in Al NIL il around tle I'LL 4 Inv
ran TIKI slffte sate IN I'm nrru~ IN surn
nnL thus utsi,,u hpnl hu.ing entirely
The number. tharr, aud position II The
round, -l,ntingtsrih render tlis lln,roa
she most complete and ,srld rnlse,lssr
cNvr ns,sl cutting t'tr lnnps With Il Inan.
ward lraW.cn,, inslcad II pushing them
asilv TN The sa.np REASON Il draws se,.
easily, md epssrt wilr sutfaea
Wirni AMI MI voNn rr9r4 are hrnefael
IN cultivation. lii certainly I'll earn IN psh.
hagp which ea,, ~ rrnht,h's ,l"nc viii The
Narrow
increasing thr Yield - IN u
llnAtsess per Acre.
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PLAIN DEALER,
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II Il h hrssrt than \ WIS yesterday, !"
". hase here smrshiae bath navel
AMI Instructive n the mind, for W.
sasaee. people u Az efslinst, esltas
NIGH, eeasrr~ Tins
..s;wa muraine. Nis. Nine and
eight makes seventeen.
IVES. Vie. the, ,lr aud three firm
seventeen. leave ftasirca. "
".Anl enc musc will make 6flcen.
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l. very difficult, =
t'r, II the rartic. have at,aincl =
higher grade IN mathematical karwl.
edge, We might have something Ike
this
"llcw d. yoa 10 maiams six AMI
scvcn.cich,s added t. f,ur and 4 quar-
ter. make eleven and oae eight"
YES. indeed. Mr.. Jones, aud three
and = ninth viii not ~ evenly IN u.
teen"
"ccrtainly MT; aud clevcn-twelfths
IL nix will MT como Within ,wo and
onc.lalf &c Lcing eight"
Now, would MT such conversation be
M Improvement III every way upon tho
succession Il weather rlatitadcs which
have been ~ long IL vogue
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-07

AM tAN,h .sNnS
WALL rAftk
MiN~w rArkH
ao,n rENs AM
WINDOW sMAnEs
w ". ,As i.ss-~, -,pss "
STANDARD and
Miscellaneous
d q q X ) !!
Ever offered IN Howard county. ll,s ueh,
NJ
Glass,
Paints,
Oils.
Putty, and
Varnishcs.
II the lAr.es, ever oH~rvd In The county
An Increased stuck vi
Will and Window Paper.
FOR the comlns season
Al the Nem Styles !,
VIII hc here In = nv days, consisting 81
Gilt,
Bronze,
Satin,
white,
and Brown,
.Also sholec selection VI
DECORATION HANGlNGS,
tor collage, sss.
liz sells he BEST told Zen
Manufactured,
Especial csrs will 10 observed Ia putting
w prescriptions,
School Books,
Stationery,
SCHOOL MERCHANDISE
IL, ", Nc,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-07
Ayers
Han, Viqor,
For restoring to Gray Hair In
natural Vitality aud Color.

a dressing
Nhi,'l, Ia Ut
once agreeable.
healthy, aud
cfsu.unl ( o !
preserving tho
hair. III eoon
restores ,GAdd
o. guy hair
10 IN original
<xlD,. NTH hc
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-07

The fOrvAnk MoSrnts, ~ ctA. = year,
We ylse the tntr&uk MuNvMLs. With
Nmiih ! llpllaf MAsNelse, w ...... 49,
Western Mural. With rrsnllNn. fOr.... 31i
Prairie FARMER. fnr. ..........s.s.. 9ipO
Weekly I'M @r.tlseAn, fur. ...... -
AmsrIswn AxrlsaltariA. fOs. ..,..., l.O
W NV Gau4usSv's ssUAnLOb 10 svssy
tubscFll~v,
lAN VOU NJ 0sETTEa
Address corsASs MOnTMLs,
lUwial ~ L. Salle d., Chicago
Cash AlwaysIa advance.
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Wrt,s aloud nm,
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EuMAMus. Wa. ~ 80
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,


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New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
POLICE NOTES.

The Coroners have been requested TO hold an IN
ouest on the alter Rth No. West Thirty "po
IA Iepoed o been fatally burned with kerosene
Mary Ann Prince, age IS, committed suicide, Dy
cupg her with her husbands her bed no 20
10 yesterday while she Was saneAs non 10
hIun
Justice Ledwith, at Jefferson Market, yesterday,
committed Charles Valentine sailor charge Of brcas INTO 'ne
auo store No. West TEene,hs stealing an oVereo PAIR
ofgloyeI and a small sum Of money
Tn tke Court of General Sessions, yesterday, Ed
ward Carr William Murha pleaded guilty burglary IN tne na
degree and 70 the State Prison years
Murray burglary the third degree state Prison tSo years
min pleaded guilty TO forgery the fourth dsss no sa ,ss
10 the for two John McCsrthy burg. o.Ae
Prison half Anna Jackson petty larceny sae rhs"e
SIX months .Przpcs Reilly larceny from cle peisen Aau
Mrs Alicia Flynn, widow of the late Capt. Jonn
Pynn we-knOwa curone operator" arrAgned ye,terAr
before Justice Scott at the Tombs Police Court on charge o.
In .er certain stolen bonds Of the Kansas
She examination Other boDds OF The Booin foft
on and Coney lsnd Railroad Company foand hsi
supposed 70 have been stolen Jeremiah mupn
a. soou Michael Kelly Cst Of The late Board Of Assistant
dsrmen the bali q the T. Brennan cesrs y sae Ass s
Music murphy held 10 dei.a. Of s s ne NA'e'
srsm nson ectng 10 appear for trial A. the ceHsA Sess'
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
JANUARY WEATHER.
THE FREsHET IN MARYLAND.

THE FREsHET IN MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, JAN 21-The Western Union
eleeraph operator at Port Deposit, Nd has the
following dispatch 10 this city: p. m.-The water
has been steadily falling since yesterday afternoon, but
there ia s about feet Of water in the main streets
An houses on the river side have been deserted. Rain
hss been falling ell day. Women and children have
taken refuge on the hills where they have built fires to
keep them literally freezing Ice gorged opposite
the town and piled up feet high. There has been no
os Of life a far heard but the destruction of proper
~ has been very great.
Davis Pugh lumberde' lers. lose heavily here and
ct Lspidum the opposite side Of the river, where,
also. wharyes and hme-houses were swept away; ana
the water five feet deep in the warehouse Of holland
a Company. sash factory had one side crushed in.
There must be consderabl, damage done to stock and
machinery There are ver, few persons that have not
suffered more or less.
ESOp NIT still raining and there is great fear that
the rush OF water from above will sweep away more
houses on the lower side OF the street. few of which
are now occupied. There is huge OF ice against
the depot which return of the water would bring in
and it would crush the building. 1t still surrounded
with water winch IS about three feet deep the depot
noor The railroad tracks through the town still
covered with water and ice TO the depth OF several feet
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
FAsHNGTos. D. G., "Wednesday. Jan. p, lS7s.la M
The low barometer has moved from Lake
Erie southeast OF Lake Ontario, with threatening
weather and on the lower lakes and IN Canaoa;
IN New-England low pressures, northeasterly winds
neet and rain prevail.
In tho Mddle and South Atlantic States clearing and
desr weather with sOuth-westerly TO westerly winds;
10 the Gulf states south-eastery winds and generally
Gear weather: in the mid Mississippi Valley diminishing
pressure and threatening weather. extending westward
With ~ 4. A.,
In the Missouri Valley from the upper lakes to the
Ohio Valley northwest winds aud occasional snow,
With partly cloudy weather, prevail
Probabilities.
The low barometer IN NewYOrk will move eastward
with clearing weather lOweT temperature, norh-wesery
winds and occasional snow the lower lakes, and IN
canads and New England; for the Middle States gem
eraly clearing weather. north-westery Winds diminish
inR tenperature and occasional fOgs on the seaboard
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States light Winds,
partly cloudy and colder weather. for the mid hsslpp
and Lower Missouri Valleys, and thence to Kentucky
and Indiana south-easterly winds, low pressules'
threatening weather and occasional rain and snow
For ths Northwest and the upper lakes, increasing
PRESSURE, lower temperatures, noFtn-Westery anu
northeasterly winds and occasional snow
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
POLITICAL NOTES.


Timothy 0. Howe was reelected o. S. Sena-
Tor irom Wisconsin yesterday
Gov. Hartranft of Pennsylvania was inau-
EurStsd yesterday at HARRISBURG
The. Missouri State Senate has passed a
aneurrept resolption favorng the opening of the n-
dAn Territory 10 settlement.
Senator Cameron was reelected yesterday Dy
The Pennsylvania Legislature the vote standing 10 'ne
seuat. cs,oe,on "a. wallace IL; Wright 1; Marshall
l. N the House, House,; Cameron. IN %; Wallace, 81.
The Nevada Legislature, yesterday, 'ne
branches voting separately, elected John r.
i0s by mAOrities of In the and ii ~ tne sepa
,here wall be joint session to-day, wheh ehS 'o'0 wa
~Dncially promulgated.
The following is the result of the vote Tor
United States Senator the first ballot In the "eneI
Assembly OF Georgia. yesterday; Gordon, % stepeons,
- Hill, 81 Fielder, II; Akerman, -. Iho lhu0@'i'
hvor the election Of Gordon to-day.
The Committee appointed by the Reform
Convention recently held Little Rock has issued an
address today seitng forth frauds were
n the late election cODtending that The Reform oae
Lcket Was elected and demanding thorough inFesNs@
tlGa,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Cufcieo 2-Four firm; advance asked but none eso
81 32t9s So NO Spring closed at 81 Isl spot; 81 26 sele,
Feb,uary No Spring l2 Rejected Sc 9Si Corn advanced
,d in f demand sales OF No. Mixed 3l CASH Ds00f sci.
Ter Februsy Rejected Corn sold 3 for Bar Ua quiet
and unchangd aes 25l; Rejected, e kye steady
al 68c Barley dull and declining at 1bgIsc. lor
No Q Pail; Sc for No. = Provisions frm and IN far
demand PORK higher sl 60 spOt 2 & seller March Lard
s,endT Al 81 2 81 Co. seller March Meats generally
b AZ ,n advance sales Of ShortRb Mdes loose at 9@d5c
Sboue packet 4l Hams 6rn sales Of 10 Averages 81
B NJ averages lie Dressed Hogs hrm at 81 6O9 81 % for Light
a. q, for HEAVY whisky quiet and unchanged at es
mi. Ponr 27OO bush Wheat. l GO bush Corn 8OU oush
Os,s bush RYE bush Barley shpments3O bba Flour
s0 bush WheaI 5000 2OO bush Oats IOVO bush
BarleV. "a. so. H..
smer. Choice SOasf2. Pork frner at S3 Io0Sf Bacon IN
her suuply easier; Shoulders Sic Gear KID c
lD6k Lard easier Iierce tDc Neg
SG9 good demand and frGeri Connoa togeI Far
4; Choice articles unchanged notwithstanding
i21l. NsvYork Sight, discount. Gold, li3..
BrIxoRE Cotton steady and good grades scarce; Low
Mding I9idl9c Flour active and hrn; Ho"sfd supe1hae
e. 5ob s6 so DO Extra So 759 SO do Family SO 09SlO sO
,yv Ms sup.sne 81 SO BEtr 81 500 O Western
SaneSpe IS 5O1ss 5O do Extra So 750s8 do Family 81 800
"a IS Wheat quiet unchanged Corr dull and ower Southern
Wbi,. 65Qj6c Yellow, Mixed Western nominal a e Ois
ooet and Southern B05Oc Western Mixed D14c DO
White 49asOc quiet and unchanged Hay unehmgd FRO
strong S3 75GS Bulk Meats strong but net
shond 45o Sides. 6iG6ic; Sides 6t@c Bacon hrmer
and higher jobhng demand Shoulders 6G Rib SIDES
=se Clear Rib 8g3ie New Hams, 3kGlS Lard hrni SO
g quiet and light receipts Choice Roll @soc
Whisty quie. aud hrm at 9Je
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
NEW-JERSEY.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Bar Association adopted resolutions last
evening on the death of Judge SossOn, Que OF s Vice
Presidents
The only witness yesterday at the meeting
OF tho Nilsson Hall investigating committee was
Augustus Cruikshank, and after taking his testimony
the committee adjourned until u m. Saturday
The first public meeting of the West Side
Association will be held this evening at Lyric Hail. at
sixthaye. Fortysecondst. The following subjects
will be presented: "Rapd Transit" The Riverside
PARK, New Names for Avenues aud Streets" "The
broadway Widening" Taxation"
A Temperance meeting under the auspices
of the Temperance Association was heid
at Dr. Cuylers Church, in Brooklyn, last evening. Mr
Meredith made q stirring speech the alarming extent
Of intemperanoe closing with an earnest aPpoar Ia M
for hope in Temperance effort
The shipping merchants. ship-owners, and
consgnees this port met at the Merohants Exchange
yesterday afternoon, and permanently organized the
new sbipping Exchange. room near the Junction OF
Beaver william and South wllliam-sts. will be selected
and AT once suitably fitted and opened Tor the trasac
ton of between IL and 1850 a. M anu -an BOY
n m The following officers were elected PRESIDENT
Thomas p Ball Treasurer, Henry Z. Booth and seere
tary, Duncan X NorVeh
At the annual meeting Of the Irish Emf
grant Society in No. 81 Chambers-st, the following oi
GERS were elected for the ensuing year: James Lynch
President; John II. Power, James dwell Vice-Presi-
dents; Jeremiah J. Campon, Recording Secretary !;
James 8. Hennessy, Chairman Finance Committee; WIN.
p Byrne Treasurer; VIM. j. DonneIly, Secretary; The
report the Treasurer of the Society announced tnt
$40 800 had expended during 1872 In general char
nee IN OF tho 7 Tnsess n sRei ~ be EmgSnt Industrial
Savings Bank under the charge of the Society, shows
5000 deposors and sl2,0o00o0 deposits during ths
wear O05 bills OF exchange have been Issued Iot ne
sum Of Rl6sOO The finances OF the Irish Emgrant DO
oiety are in the best condition
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
JERSEY CITY REFORMER5.

The Jersey City Reform Committee of
Twenty eight met last evening, In the rooms of the
Board Of Works. Mayor Harrison presiding DIR. Cor
nelson from Committee No D. reported petition to the
Hon. John A. Hasey. n. c. asking him to use his iniu
enee to Immediately tho erection Of suitable
Office building for that city, the consolidation OF
three offices existing and the making OF the city
distributing point for the state.
Section 81 OF Assembly bill No. 1T5 s72) adopted
providing that the city pay onethrd Of all cost OF paw
ing streets and twothrds of the cost OF all repave
ments the balance 10 be assessed property owners
After long discussion. 1t resolved not to attempt
any chan the method now pursued IN the payment
that tho city large pay by general tax onefourth OF
the improvement assessments In the former HuOaoh
re
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
BROOKLYN TAXATION.
Az the Meeting of the Kings County Board

OF yesterday afternoon, Supervisor Johnson
Chairman OF the Special Committee on State Taxation
made verbal report regarding their action In resisting
the state tax OF % mills sSsa,oo which, 1t Is claimed
IA illegally ordered TO be collected by the State Con-
,roer Tho Supervisor stated that the Supreme Court
had granted . peremptory writ OF mandsmus directing
the Board TO collect ths and the Board had taken
decided stand and refused obey the writ the ques
each member should strictly malntair the position
taken EIyudge Joshua NJ, Van Cott, counsel for the
Hoard then briefly explained the present status of the
c"niroyarsy He had applied 10 Judge Pratt for
a stay OF proceedings that the case might be heard
bnt was refused. He then applied 70 Judge Gilbert
ton With order upon the Attorney General " snow