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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15

In behalf IT our lauslnaa, Mr.. ulnli
tho Argument IL short Ii Il the ..l.
fersonian argument, l, l. tbs:
I. liz u honcrt
=. liz Is capable
For him, th,rp riA words Against
him. nothing,
lilo conscnts to bo candidate nj
because liz desires tie uille. fur III awn
anko. for hc ,locr not, MT lteHltr
In rewards " l.onprs ate anything Il
him. for the, arc MT Mr. yot hpqatir
(as come wiso heals have pnrt.el
hc desires to use the position nsn step
- tho Ju,lsesair~k,r IL Intends Il, tie
future. NJ IN tie pal ii Apspte him.
Hclf u the profession whi,ll Ina h'pn
H. stnl, anil delight man3 teafs
~ 10 Nir Hepd aui III sea.. 80
II II urpel II tlitif festef f,f ffHHis
thu. tho, mr. rrowiuv young lsayen
II ability. learning nni inteelitf, mi
that they onl, ncul litta rsIoir'ura
10 mike them efficient plaseHift III,
Against them. w lenr nothing except
tho want II experience, ~ nln,lttilt
conceded hy ,hesnsel'.r anil Il fink
Is by their lnany friea1r,
A. u Mr., ciaik til incumbent,
M argument Ii urged in lis htlalt.
which cnnnnt he made ~ a.rse nus II
thc others; Il Il this; "Ihe n.laea III
tho party requires III. fe-hamiAai4 II
.. J. clalk, tie present incumbent
without npp"ri'ipn
Az friend II the i.r,nilie4n latfiy.
anxious u preserve IT. gpaI haue,
w pronounce this statement inlen III,
fact II never Mns the naagr ~ Tie
party 10 nominate md elarf "a NJ.
pointce, simply heeau~e h var aupl'
In this district. NJ, apl.alntee q lhe
Governor har never heun elected llir.
trict Attorney, esecIi III n single ~.
stance. Was rar'y nsane invoked III
behalf II Mr. Grunverf Wiz EVER
urged his election, u, tie ground lint
no was MI ai,r4itieeg lid liz nee.l
suah m argument
Tho appointment, u nade ~ one
man, living NJ distance. liz cHl'not
know the merits II ilc respective ~.
plieAnit, n we'll NJ the people ~ la,ne
ran know them. However pnrn III.
motives, thr Governor mn, sl,pnae TIN
worH and reject thu trtser. Judy.
Willctl, MI experienced md nile
lawyer. ono who would honor tho I,ene'l
itself. WINS rejected, md 4 seanR mail
~ questionable lilnes, VI. appointed.
Tho law wisely i,,rhi.l~ NJ appointment
beyond tho ltri election. wien Il,
poolho will l,ase al appalin,'lt, Il
mako their own ,loiee, In II l.nlnli
lean Government, tho ono MN ppwul
can only DO tolerated on tho ground Il
temporary neeessiis, and whom H.
necessity reases The power iisplf mut
ceasc. l,ue. tic party tn u-age pr.
poso % rcpen Of ONO tie law u III,
ktaie. and tho fundamental principle
IT our Government, III ,he rl,oieu Il
the Governor must 10 tho cl,hian II iii
PARTY. conventions anl election. nrc
farce, - long ~ the pariy remains il
power. II tile choicc Of the t'osuria
~ usage, mus, b. tho el,oice " Iii
party, men a sunse will soc thai iii
only way % restore the las anil ltapuh
licnn principles will ~ = drrlr"y III
part, ihnt destroyed that Inv ~
thosa principles
"'l'In nasrs IL tn party "
10 complete jnslire " tlliH Language
read 4 aloud. giving emphasis u tn
wurL usAass. Int keep 4 resrr'r'
force FIR the wpld r.h4t a it'll
l.saot..e will Lril,x tai IT. nsvn spin
IN WI a. uelIneN.
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A01eeaAt. NIB.
re District AttOsncs ~lslp.

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Dr, WELLS
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MOOD, WOOD.

Tho undersigned uill deliver "aal
~ Tho people "a t'rpato ~ applicant y
through tho summer, ut iesia,uai to
rates. lin Inns arrangements for nhtni
II u eolds u g,ud .uk wu,al. aud viii
keep 4 supply CONSTANT, while !, las1A'
May II, LA,
II, III. lIuW Ailn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15

All lrraauA inhibited Ii Sanptn Il
sinonlr, l,y not 4, hnnk /, count will
sa,niraillr nu ks 1, tHt'ihg al.
mediate rar,nenl Il iie undersigned
,'retco iu, It'll l>15.
emf e II. sANstlN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-15

~ UIII1IN M Y IrN5lng TNNV9 IUI
ihn Aeal is,l
Feelian 1 H. II ordained hy In
Tom Council ~ TIL Town III s.pr,.
losp. Thu, 70 ,l,itay Tie general nnl III,
ssdantal ,srnntta IT tie Incorporated
1nmn 81 Guson. there iM ANIL Ii hereby
irstri upon All thu l.ral nnd p.fshn.l
property therein subject ~ taxation, The
sum III Eiaiii tsl mills uu thu dollar, on
tin assessed valuation Thereof,
Sc, !, 1hnt iar tlip purpose ~ Great
ing sinking I'nn1 inr the gradual ~.
inFuifhnpnl afihp outstanding indebted
NJ III lin Htll iHNn ~ tt,s,o, iiiqf. III
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Mo. Cement. Quick Limo
Hriek building l'nrcr, and In
fnct almost everything In the
linn 1T building Matriial always
an hani All lhuse enltsmrlat.
tug battling vii lint II ii their
~ etFst ia ~
ltll.S 4. PEEK
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III behalf III our iousnar, Mr.. tllnll
tho Argument !. short, 1, Ii thc Jri.
fcrwniam argument. II Il tbs.
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A delegate convention II III NsiAl itfHns
u thv rvhsh Iaai.lni Hisftist IN hsfffa
eAlIed "a s.uv.ne N ,'ainaf tnNa. III
TomeN9NA. ttc 1~tls day nj
Asl9saAt. t~st.
q 10 IA rlark A. ~ ~ rni ia Il 5slh t1aN
. candidate taf the .ieiet IL lttattA Atletns
~ fur rati Judicial District, ii 4sl gha s#s
saney ocensiun.sl w the restyn tilan IN IlH
q e. tlrangeri ani Eer ,he tfahsaettan III
swtk ether business y. inst properly sHat
beture the Convention
The rAsio N representation will " ene
delegate frr each .uuAss Hni ene addition.
oil delegate fur earla inn s@srs au fin sat.t
fsAetinn thrreai OVER hf,s rsst ~ Iasiah
T. Young ~ Secretary II ntatv 1T the Int
general r1.e,lun
Nv order II, tic hsnniiicat t'catrsl taut.
mittve 10Th JaslieAi III. l,st
T. T ituHitIN Chairman
Dccornh, July H. Isl
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st,s,teil k.eDnegtsslnua.
tnps.n. l.ooas, august |

eopstli EoaAs, AnAuet |,
''oltn i lao. in regular setstna,
.,ul M e.lly,l 10 order hy tic
N9yor.
Present Mayor Goodrich, Trns.
tea l'tpk, thap,n. cfandtdl, a,el
ihe l.uppra,f
Atsant. Trustees M,is.l.en md
l,onbs.
TIL i'pllpa ns bill- were present.
81. an.l ~, lnoiipn. allowed,
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W. l'Ast#..,ts., stt,. 8, ,.ttt !, w
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TN motion adjourned until Mon.
ils e,.nlil, August lilh
II T. GOODRICH,
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Record, I.
August II.

August IL.
Council mctrnfsnant IL adinuru.
mtnt nnl ms called ID orluf u,
tie Ma,pr.
Prescott Mayer Goodrich, 1'ln I.
toes Peek. ll,,p,n. tranlall, Roche,
M.iglrn, and the lio.ntl.r.
An ordinance le,yins iaA.H iot
Tho yunr Ill, Mar pl..nrl BY lie
tpllasi,g sol.
Asfs- a,anl,ich, Peck I ,nutlsll,
cAnI'in, M.'ahcn, l;nrhc, l'ogo.
NAY None.
TIE following bills were present.
III null allowed
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Death Of Professor Agassiz.

OCsstA Va AEOISSSoE hssdSSL-'
NEW YOEK. December LA dispatch
from Boston says Professor .kgassiz is seri-
o,lsly i'll. and there is danger OF paralysis "f
his muscular system.
BOsTOx, December LIT is now be.ieved
that Professor Agassiz may lingcr fora
considerable time in Il para.ytic stat. but
his recovery is considered improbable.
BosToN. December 1l.-Profe>s"r Aga>-
sig died this evening at fifteen minutes past
two o'clock.
BOsToS, December 1J.-The funeral Of
Prof. Agassiz will take place at tn college
| chapel at Cambridge. at half past two
o'clock on Thursday. and will be pubic.
BosToN. December 1G.-The last hours of
Prof. Agassiz were apparently passed i'll
unconsci"usness. At two p. III. Sunday lie
had an attack similar to tile one experienced
before. The suspension Ot respiration,
which continued hall a minute. was accom-.
panied by other indications Of approaching
dissolution. These were succeeded by III
unnatur.lly rapid breathing that cont inue.
to grow fainter will, departing visor. TIC
patient lay upon his side, and beyond tho
occasional convu!sivc movement OF tho
limbs. there were III s. snS that he su:frre.
| pain.
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Now Jersey Prohibits Subsidies.
From IL, New ilNvcn PnllNhium.

From tn New Haven Palladium.
The revised constitution of New Jersey
has some excellent provisions. Among
them is one thai provides that "no proper
ty is to he exempt unless owned by the
United States, the county. or municipality.
except burying- grounds and cemeteries not
held by stock concerns. Taxation not t"
he restricted. impaired or impedcd by any
special provisions. Exemptions already
guaranteed to DC revoked upon just COM
pcn>ation." This proviso brings all prop
crty, churches, private hospitals, etc. uli-
der taxation. The constitution will also
provide that mo county debt of amy kind
shall exceed two per cent. of The valuation
OF taxable property: no town, borough or
township tax shall exceed four per cent,
and II" city tax shall exceed eight per cent.
except for water supply" BY another ar
ticlc mo county, city, borough. town,
township or village shall loan money, prop
crty or credit to aid any individual, associa-
ton or corporation. or become security for.
or directly or indirectly owncr of, any stock
or bonds of any association or corporation,
or levy any tax except for State or munich
bal p,r,,,scs'
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Important Railroad Decision-States
Can Impose Taxes.

WASHINGTON, December l5.-The SUI
preme Court to-day decided the case of the
Union Pacific railroad against Permission,
Treasurer Of Lincoln county, Nebraska, Oh
appeal from the Circuit court of that State
Judge Strong delivered the opinion Of the
Court, h"ldin: that the taxing power of u
State is an attribute Of sovereignty that ex-
lists independently Of the Constitution Of the
United States and not derived from that in
strimcnt. and that it mas be exercised to an
unlimited extent on all property. trades.
business and vacations existing ar carried
on within the boundaries Of the State, ex-
cept 80 far as it las been surrendered to the
Federal Government either expressly or
necessarily by implication. The Court
therefore sustains the right o! the State Of
Nebraska to tax property Of the Union
Pacific railroad within the boundaries of
said State. Judge Bradley read the dis
senting opinion, holding that the tax was
an unlawful interference witt, instrument
atty created by the National Government
in carrying out the object and powers con-
ferred on it by the Constitution. III rail-
road he taxed it may be seized and s,ld for
non payment Of taxes in parts and parcels.
and thus the whole purpose Of Congress in
creating 4 corporation and establishing 4
line may be subverte'l nd:,lestroyed. Field
concurred in the opinion Of Bradley. Hunt
dissented from the opinion Of the Curt.
Swayne gave his views in his own way but
concurcd in the conclusion reached by the
majority Of the Court.
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Drift on the Carrsnt.

Cuba-not the people, but the volunteers
.,rowls, but yields. The Observation-Disclosures
is s,ronrvr than tho hand "' the asSasain.
CASTELAR,, backed by all Europe. can deal
wit! those WHO defy him, and in submitting
To the terms nf America he may I'r!iiy
hm>cl!in Spain. Perhaps, attcta all. Liberty
may erect Il temple in the beautiful is'ald
even rs the throne crumbles to the mother
nation--and the blood of tt.c martyrs may
again be the seed Of the iSht.-PhHadI-
phM P,rss.
President Grant appreciates the situation
better than The hard-muney theorists. He
knows that Labor is everywhere suffering.
that trade is very slowly recovering. that
thousands are in daily need OF the money
for the ordinary uses ui life. and knowing
these things. he speaks with ''v"icc p"trn-
tial.' M logic can prevail against closed
factories. honest men and women without
work, the great West at 4 pause III al her
centres. and the South stricken as by Il
paralysis. These arc facts Of the hour.
Philosophers may write, hut when the poo
pie S:arvrS the tr,lc statesman takes the
initiative and ACTS.
General Benjamin II. EriStow. the new
Attorney General in place of Mr.. Williams,
, native of Kentucky. former solicitor Cen
| eral. and we'll known as IL good lawyer. He
served with distinction in the Union army
and was an original Republican. He will
make. certainly. very agreeable and
honest officer.
The New Yor,, U"rl' says: THE Mon.
tana papers are terribly scandaiized because
an American saw lit I" marry Il Chimes,
woman. If he had killed her instead drinks
all around for the judge and jury woult
have made ii all right
Chat shows the opinion o: orr people by
the lcadn. Democratic paper of the Cnitc(
States. \ Republican administration trcat'
us badly enough. but the good Lord deliver
Montana from Il Washington administration
whose chief advocate and organ would CON
slider Mountainous worthy only I" mate will
Chinese and community of drunken
! ,GSaSSins a. womcn)
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NEW SURVEYOR GENERAL AP-
POINTED.

The investigations Of the Grand Jury
in Helena during last term Of court dcvel-
opcd u condition of affairs in the admins
tration Of the Surveyor Generals Office in
Montana which rendered it advisable for
Surveyor General Blaine to resign. This
fact becoming known there were, Of course.
plenty Of persons DESTROYS Of succeeding to
the title and cmolumcnts. Among those
prominent as aSpiramts were Messrs. n. p.
Lang(;nl. II. T.. Fisk. and Jos. +. Wool
man. each ~ whom. with pockets full Of
letters. put of for Washington in the order
named. However. it seems all have come
to grief. as a private dispatch from Speaker
Blaine states tina. General 4. J. Smith, Of
New York, had been appointed Surveyor
General the day before Fisk got on the
ground. The question now is: ''Who IL
General \. J. Smith - There are num-
Der Of Smiths IN the United States; a few in
New York; probably some Of them Of tic
name Of "a. J.," and not unlikely one Of
more with the prefix ''General' to hi'
name. ucIG WCTC AcNct1 SsnII1SS rs wax
army-in fact four Of them, "a. ~
"Wm. F. ".Jno. r" and "Thos. X
were Brigadicr-Gencrals in 1868, and in
1864 Andrew j. Smith was Major-Genera
commanding the famous 10th army corps
but he was Pennsylvania, and gradu
ate Of West Point. There was also an A
J. Smith formerly in business in Helena
but it j. scarcely among the probabilities
that lie has changed residence from Utah o.
Nevada to New York, lad the degree o
..Gencrai'' bestowed upon him and blOomet
upon us as Knight Of the Solar Compass
We confess inability to guess out the riddle
and leave it to the genial influences Of time
We do however regret that the administra
ton does not find it expedient or practica
bic t" select appointees for the Territor!
from the Territory. ~ We had reason to Ike
licve would Ike done under the Civil scrvic
Reform rule. and would like to know VIII,
the expressed purpose to 50 select official
has been abandoned.
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Aurreni3er at thu Vir1iniuS.

eHAvAxA. Decembr Ats virginius
has gone to the port Of Bohia Honda, sixty
miles vest cf Havana, where she win be de-
livercd by Spanish n,aa-of-was to vessel
ofthc United States navy. Captains General
Jovcllar has given the necessary orders for
the transfer Of the Virsinius prisoners at
Santiago de Cuba to an American man-of-
war to-day. The Captain General is certain
that his Ussiers will IN. carried out, and the
men delivered ut the appointed time.
HAVANA, December 18.-I.ast night sew
eral hundred men marched, cheering and
shouting to the Plaza del Avssses, and gath
ering in front Of the Captain-Gen pal
ace gave noisy expression to their dSsat-
isfaction at the departure Of the Virsinius,
and tlisapproval OF the course Of the prom
inent persons VIII" favored the delivery Of
| the vessel. Two s l,aniarls who cndcavorcd
to pacity the mob. were suddenly hustled
about and several shots, believed to I've ac-
ci,iental. were fired. The crowd fingered
around until midnight. when Captain
General JOvellar addressed them, and pre-
vailed upon them to go to their houses.
| HAVANA. December 1.-THE man-of-war
Isabella Ii CathOlica returned to this post
yesterday morning. She left the Virginius
in charge Of Spanish gun-boat at Bahia
Honda. The Spanish, steamer Balm has
sailed for Bol,ia Honda with the Virginius
prisoners on board. and is expected to ar
rive at that place Tomorrow. 1t has been
arranged that the Virsinius and her sur
viviny passengers and crew shall he 'leliv-
cred to the Americans at the same time in
the port of B"l,ia Honda. Havana remains
tranquil. Two hattal;ons Of volunteers are
on dirty for the preservation Of order, and
patrols are established throughout the city.
Last night the ringlca,lcr Of the dcmonstra-
lions "n Friday night wls arrested and will
l'c tried l,y court martial. Captain-Gcncral
I"vcllar in Il speech to the volunteers to-
day, declared that lr knew all good citizens
sided with him and would assist him in
putting down all disturbances.
WAsMINGToN. December lj.-Thc Can
an,laigua. Juniata and Kansas ut last ac-
counts were ut Santa - dc Cuba, and it is
understood they will receive the passcn-
gers and crew Of the Virsinius, while
that vessel will I've delivered at Bohia Hon.
,la, although nothing on this point can now
bc obtained from official sources. TO-,nor-
row is the time fixed for the contamination
Of the agreement.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-12-20
Treating the Wrong Disease.

Many times Women call upon their family
physicians, one with dyspepsia, another
with palpitation. another with trouble OF
the breast. another with pain here and there,
and in this way they present alike to them
selves and their easy-going indifferent
doctors. separate and distinct diseases, fol-
which he prescribes his pills and pOtions,
assuming them to he such, when. in reality.
they arc all symptoms caused Ivy some
uterine disorder; and while they are thus
only able perhaps to palliatc for time,
they are ignorant Of the cause. and encOur.
age their practice until large bills are made,
when the suffering patients arc NJ better IN
the end, but probably worse for the delay,
treatment, and other complications made,
and which proper medicine directed t.
the cause would have entirely removed,
thereby instituting health and comfort
Instead of prolonged misery.
From Miss LoRINDA f. ST. CLAIR, Shade
Athens Co. O., Oct. 14th, 1872: 3D..
Cdr. r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Your
Favorite Prescription is working almost
like miracle on me. am better already
than have been for over two years.
From ELLA A. ScHAFER, GAINESVILLE, Ind.
Aug, 81, 1872: .......-...-. g.s....... -....
cdr. Piercc-I received the medicine 80,
sent me and began using it Immediately
| A result Of the treatment feel better
than have for three years."
| From JoHs x. HAMLIS, Otlell, ILL.,, Mar
10Th. 1872: m.. ...s...s........a ..--.. ,-f.s-
s.Dr. Pierce-The Tavorite Prescriptio,
has done me good, which am very thank
| full Cor " ~