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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04

On caf AIM pare may W. found M
platform adapted Al The rcren. eensea
ton III the State III l,rs Mniues. liis
pronounced. ~ opponent. - well n
friends. fanltless In principle; forcihs
IL style II IL course meets with 90,
approval
Onr faith " parties tor good govern.
men,. or for reform when nrclsi, /,
hasci mare urpn the personal character
IT the nominees than uruu ans part,
professions A. announced in llaif
of principles bal men viii nj ehcy
the doctrines II fanllless creed good
men cannot ctdursc bad system II
government. Of II endowed vi,', ufdir.
AIRY capacity. yield 1, the influence an'l
counsel u Lad men III making Laws, Or
IN attending % the manner Il their
execution. The good mea q all par.
tics aro interested alike IL ppd laws ~
we'll A. In their proper enforcement.
Those only WIN profit hy lad laws ~
laxits IN the enforcement, of good ones.
profit by general System o. robbery,
wrong, outrage, and public plumber.
The personal character &c the candi.
dates stand uboyc ruproach. D,.rt,
for Lieutenant Governor. and Hcck.
for Judge. were our choice before Tie
convention assembled; il would indeed
be strange were they les 50 after being
no'niuatcd. Carpenter, FIR Governor.
WAS not naturally our first choice. per-
hnu because of the unfortunate failure
10 have the Rankin bond prosecuted
70 judgment.
Wv place the tickle, a. tho head u
our columns where Il will ROMAN. re-,
cciving Nnrh humble support IN nur
ability viii .eaalls " to give. from TIN
until il triumphant election In the
idcs u October.
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Minnesota eiGuntee 1iOc the
state Capitol ~ Iowa.
N. II. i)oollrrLr.


We learn that largo ra4i ract has
just been taken BY u. Robinson a son
II Sank Rapids, In this State. FIR n
largo quantity. abou, three hundred
ear loads, of Sank Rapids granite. ~
be used IN tho construction d tho capi.
tol building, now being erected NJ pcs
Moincs, the capital of Iowa. This
gran ito Ii "f the same quality nv that
used In tho Custom House. In this city
md II a very superior article. Tho
State lloure 1T Dos Noines ii estimated
10 cost about 81 ,uOo. O0o. Tho dir.
tance from Sank Rapids yin. 81 Paul,
10 Des Moines II nbvu, 30 miles by
railroad.
Thin Minnesota granite Ii attracting
general attention, nnl tho only obstacle
IL the why d 4 Hing large orders for
Il IL tho cost " transportation, II thi,
part II tho expense co,hd DO brought
- tho Same price ~ il II cast Of chica.
70 anl 81 Louis, we believe TINT a
large forcc III men would find constant
employment In tho qnarries Mt sauk
Rapids. AZ attention Ii called III Ill.
direction Of our luarricu Ut Sank Rap.
Ills and kasotn. md tho character u
tho stonc taken thcrc.irom becomes
known. Il il hoped TINT tho cost u
frcights will bc reduced. and very
extensive business result from thi,
branch d industry st. Paul Pioneer
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Now wo have tho postal card. !
pertinent query arises IT tnclc Sam
can send these rnrls through tho mails
NJ profit, while supplying tho paper
and tho printing, ~ 4 cent, how IL II
be cannot forward 4 letter, u which,
he finds no material. FIR lcss than lhreci
|. i positively necessary TINT tho com
mnnication must 10 open 10 Tho pr,ing
eyes n tho inquiri.ivc 10 ensure cheap
ness, and II ~, why .--Da,cnpori
Democrat.
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TnE STATE ur IOWA.
Howard t.uniy.
In the Circuit cnu,a Of Howard County,
Slate IL Iowa
lls virtue ri special execution issued
from, tho oshce uf The t'lrtk or ihr Circuit
tourt III Howard county, State IT Iowa. In
favor of neadlr, strong Il llnng~rfof,l,
Plaintiffs, and against Wu,, Davis, Mary
Davis, anil VIM l.. Mitchell. dated June III,
1871, anil to me directed. commanding me
Tint 81 the rnasls, chatiels. stock ar interest
In my company, Irlis due, property In tho
hand@ IT thiial persons, lands and tenc
ment. which are M, exempt hy law FROM
cxetulionl ot the said VIM. Davis. 1t. A..
nake " cause 10 DO made tho sum Of
Three hundred and ninety Two dollars anl
fcrty.six CENTS Ati,s. fee, twenty-five dol
lars, with interest anl costs, | levied mp
~ the following described Real Estate.
lying anil being situated I'm the county
II Howard md state ~ Iowa, numcly
Lots Iiye - null liz u, IN block thirty.
me II , u the city " Groseo, llu~ ,rl
county Iuwa
Anil hereby give public notice that /
shsl MIR ~ stln ~ public cutlery, ~ The
tanrl.hnase apar IN creses, county uf
Ilowanl ni,sl State ~ i.wa, ~
saturday. July 10Th. 1871,
between the hours NJ 4 o'ciapk, n m, mil
n'tfaet Il ~. ~ slid NY. sale 10 com.
mture III ihn lta'sr II 1, a'e'uek, II M III
saiai lsg anil nill WI iuihr highest mil
.hes' 81 ',lel Therefor Ii e1sli the nho.e IL.
scrilra nNfrrfs 90 sufficient thereof ~
satisfy IT.. titpse debt, with intrrcs, mud
cnst
Da,cl this to-, ley IN June i-.3
u L rnWEiL
srrin ~ Howard County, Iowa
IrinT.ta F.N .slWI
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CINCINNATI. June ~. Hon. Jessc
X. Grant. father " President Grant,
u cosington. KY. died o. general
debility ~ 7 o'clock last night. Tho
President. though expected in : spcci-
III train. Ind not arrived ~ tho time
II his death. Ills death has boon
hourly expected f,r several days.
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and rtisA,sen, isAs
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H. the la, Eve cents In my roels,
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r. live and hns few calves
III is.2 thrsc calves hal grown III.
ii Four nAen aud ~r.,n COWS With
the oxen wen. T. breaking prairie,
and NJ, vile commenced making hat.
ter aud cicesc from the enws This
wa The dawn oi prosperity. after
five Years u,ghl adversely.
u, family, farm aud soek have
steadily, hut snrcl, increased far thu
past eleven years. The tamil. now
consists u my wife, myself and u hawk
eyed children. \ hitei men and =
maids. The farm Of l>o acres IL land
IN one body, besides several hundred
acres Of wild land Tie improvements
are one house 3us3s. aud one Lnrn
ios5o feet, besides the out buildings.
wells, fences, and young orchard, which
produced twenty bushels of apples last
year,
The flock numbers 10 animals, viz:
4 horses aud colts. III COWS and 56
ncat cattle.
The income u business for tho pas,
year was: Butter and cheese sold,
III loo. thirty head # beef cattle sold
Sa45; grain sold, sa7s; pork sid Sl65
other articles sold, S325 Profits 81
trade above losses, $3.50. Expense
for help, machinery, cattle bought.
store, doctor and mechanics. al, s,ID,
Net profit, 81 ,uo for the year,
Since have been Iowa lave made
property getting M chief business,
but not exclusively. Twice M wife
has visited the lanl IT her youth In
old Vermont, Twice | have made tho
tour of mpst ~ the Eastern States and
Cities. including our National Capital
besides several pleasure aud recreation
trips u Ohio, Chicago, etc. ! believe, /
have answered all the questions which
came up In our interview. And IN
closing. ! will add tina, Howard resnt,,
with it pure water, rich soil, elueut-
ional and commercial advantages, now
presents 70 equal industry mud greater
ability than mine. superior inducements
to ,hose who are seeking l,pn,es, health
and wealth.
Yours Truly
NJ. h. pootlTrLE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04

Tho gil,lM haunss It vice tie
antc-rooms d debauel,ees tho portals
II hsll arc being ornamentNl and madc
attractive ~ no other trade. business
o. profession can ornament lis door,
ways, The business has no more moral
right 70 protection Of recognition under
any law " ordinance than would the
business " selling diseased and stale
meat.
Tho tainted meat that nrcumnlates
20 greater or less extent about bu,cl-
crs stalls u not more imbuel with thu
seeds Of disease aud death than tho
mug u bcer that the saloon keeper II
licensed % poison and dcbauel, our
youth with. Tor el2b year.
From such haunts as these are 10 Lc
ssaEsd up the future army Of 'lrunkari.
IL America. The habit u drinking |.
- much acquired througl, association
with tho men who constantly thronp
such places II resort. ~ through other
means.
; II II charitable u just that the
saloon keeper shall be restrained by
ordnance o. law from vending his In.
lannon's stun 10 tho man that, through
approaching dclirun, stands On the
brink II tho grave. while 10 !. rer-
mittcd 70 give tho young aud nnsas.
pecting his first glass. and whose frs,
stop toward tho same malaIy Ii taken
IN this ante.room of debauehcry,
death. tho grave and damnulionf
Arc The Racks Il this army, march.
Ing % with accelcrating tread 10 the
most terrible death, 10 b. recruited
from tho young who stay away from
thsse recruiting stations Or from,
thoss who frequent their portals. aud
whose lips often zip II their poisoned
fountains
Arc thsse plaees that madden and
oTasc mon 70 the point u insulting
women and children on the streets d
Crosse 10 have tho protection ~ law
md : SECURITY guaranteed % them
that h denied their victims.
II .. n Il NJ about simc TINT the
woasa q crs take into their ow"
hands tho duty, - tho town council
foroc them % take the periIs q travel
iag tho streets among the dcsperadocr
and demons u tho greg shop, u xipinx
out fofcibly thu infamous tratc that
shs ordinances my inay bc continued
Annually for 9i2ti
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04
.efgT.EFEE".N N.xy. ~.
THE STATE OF IOWA,
Howard County.

Howard County.
In ,he Circuit Court d Howard County,
State VI Iowa
ny slltne nf Special Execution Issued
lrsn the 'iiiee Il the tlert Il Tho tl.enit
tnuft III tIsnrtl ahty, site u Iowa, hi
ftyer II Eeadle Strong \ linngssfatl,
i'lHlhtH., mi against tnns 6nA.l'',
Inethl itlltsgtn. stroller tenal Iii. md
ispira Ni1es, defendants laiea
June i.h lssl. nnsl III me directed.
commanding ins hat 1T The COOL eln,sels,
stock ~ interest Ia @nF company lr'lis
Inc. prnpprly inthr hints ~ Third rrr-
suns. lai,ls al,l irnemeits (which nie not
exempt Nv i.s irnm execution IT the said
thus. t.utetse, u al. ~ IL ~ cause 10
lp nude ihr snln u une hnlllfnl and
twenty daliars ND iifis.sis cpLts. AMI ssi
Atisa ire. with Interest unl rs.lr.
levied uron tho following described
rel esi .te, lying anl hnina sitn tel
In the ,otn4l. Of Howard and stntu IL ipna
namely
TIN south sne ha.f IL iats thirteen fi3l
fourteen ~ lf.atn ~ md Hls'srn ltil,
IN block ,ilisy.hs Ia, III thu ely of
troset,. lieaal county, Iowa.
AMI hereby give public notice tlat
shall ailer t.r e,ie ut public on.sis ~ the
Iuurl.hpusr i.ar In tresrn, anunfy VT
Howard, md ri,tc u lava, on
KmemrsiMy, JMly nth fN13.
beiweel, ihe hours II u y clock i ~. and
1 clock 4. Vi, III raid day. sic ~ COM.
urnee NJ .,r hour ~ t.n clock 4, NJ, uf
.nii lay. md Will seli lolhc highest nnl
hesi bislsl.r hr,efur In ra~h III above 10.
srrii,e.l properly ar sufficient thereof To
.att.tv In 1hus. debit with interest nm
eust
naiel ibis tall. day l,lne is73.
i. Y. POWELL,
sheriff 1t liaaart 70 Iowa.
att Printers frr 4 II 10.
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Tin Uca N.iues Henul,Iieau sayk

Tho Dcs Moinas Republican sayk
A CIR load u corn was sold III chiea.
. % Friday for $751;. tho railroad
charges on which were 900 %. inyol,.
ine ) net loss u eli.2D u tho shipper.
10 edition 10 thu commission charges
Ind original csSt IL thc corn.
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NOTICE IMPORTANT!

All persons indebted IL Samson q
simonir, by mute o. book account viii
save trouble and eosts ny making I'm
mediate payment 10 thu undersigned.
crcseo. May lth 1873.
a.hf &. IL SAMSON.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04

ANRNM TIN Subscriber mar Rochester,
u Mimi. ono team of work horars, 10.
serihcl ~ follows tDhe gclling, apel nino
years, dirk bay, hath hlnd frr, white, hlnek
inane aud taii, saddle marked il lIt,lc. Also
ane bright bay malo about MAE WARS Ill,
cellar marked, will White, Il little gray
hair near ibr hen |, ears rather long md
held .lute together weigh about l.lua
pound sarh. and atp we'll mated III Alfu.
Inv leen traced - til vicinity IT t'rrsro,
Amy person WIN ~.li give Information
leading O. their eseosers Will b. literally
rewarded AareH4.
JuilS u liliiEN,
HiN1 Rochester, Mum.
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Woods Household Magazine for July
II ahead Of any previous number, and
when wc consider III usual standard
excellence, this IL rare praise indeed
II II household. moi only IN name but
in character. aud liz table ~ contents
shows wonderful adaptation IT articles
to the individual members ~ tho fam
ily circle. "Sin's Little Girl.' tom.
perance story by Mary IIartwcll
.Wcathcr-tough Block by knrl
kac. ,llo~ The WV was Kept" BY
II. y. Osborne. .I.nnaties Ut Large. Y
BY Rev. II. w. Holland. and Tho
Declaration u Independence" by =.
d. Wakcley, y. D., are among tho
moro noticeable articles. Tho Child.
rcns Department II crowded full, and
contains = poem. In baby-talk, which
without doubt. viii b. Very acceptable
10 tho little onos. The priec of tho
ma saxinc II one dollar year. Address
WooD's HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,
NcwLurgh, n. \.
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rsff tHnnsas ser Al NstAsnsR
Nn,sa fserts's sNrsts.s sas
une lssinf W ~. 80 vii IT. ttpalsea
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ras paper. anil r.sri,e the Neaar
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any ,imel, and ais twn level, sh,v,m,s
II Western Ameiitan scenery. "Norn.
inr on the Mississippi" ani "Sahsc,
un the Sicrras, eerit. IL painting. i,
Ssreight This sonne rell.' Rural IL
81. 10 lcr year with Two ,hrcmrs A. d
rit, u each salsctiLrr) Published
~ II. y r Lewis Chicago. 4 sreei.
men copy may he seen nj this office.
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~rnMELl.--l rfssea, June III.
1874, by ". n Iiroeksome, 4. ". Nr
hrNns 1nr~n. 10 Miss MATTE n
rnMnLL all of crrsra. How arl Ia. lnNn,
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-02

FRANK II. WALwORTH's trial for the muir.
der of his father began in New York OF
wednesday. The prisoner is defended by
Charles O'Conor and Mr.. Beach. The
ground of defense is hereditary insanity, ant
it is further attempted to be shown that the
shooting did not take place until the muir.
dered man made motion as if to draw 8
pistol. Mr.. O'Conor has read great mum.
Der of letters to the jury in which the muir
dered man with most horrid blasphemy
threatened to kill Mrs. Walworth and her
children; cursing his father, the venerable
Chancellor WalwOrth, for putting what he
had left him in trust by his will. These let
tiers extend over years, and the last one was
written the Friday before the murder, and
fell into young Walworth' s hands. Whatever
may be the verdict of the jury, it is certain
that there never was a more b,asphemous
despicabie rascal than Mansfield I. Wal
worth His life was as continued and d.
though he had stood before them with pistol
pointed. Young Walworth had received
rom his uncle, Clarence, an invitation to
20 to Europe. and was at the time of the
reception of his fathers letter of May 80,
debating whether it would be safe to leave
his mother without his protection. 1t is
thought in New York that it will be hardly
possible to convict Frank Walworth of muir
der by jury before whom the letters of his
father have been read.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-02

The PLYMOUTH CHURCH ScANDAL.-The
following letter from Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher appeared in the Brooklyn Eaql.
Monday evening.
EDITOR BROOKLYN EAGLE-In a long and
active life in Brooklyn it has rarely happened
that the Eagle and myself have been in
accord on questions of common concern to
our fellow citizens. L am for this reason
impelled to acknowledge the unsolicited
confidence and regard of which the columns
of the Eagle of late bear testimony. Ihaye
just returned to the city to learn that an
application has been made to Mrs. Victoria
G. Woodruff for letters of mine supposed to
contain information respecting certain infa-
nous stories against me. have no objection
to have the Eagle state in any W., it sees
bit that Mrs. Woodruff or any other person
or persons who may have letters of mine in
their possession have my cordial consent TO
publish them. In this connection and at this
time l will only add that the stories and ru-
mors which have for some time past been
circulated about me are grossly untrue, and
stamp them in general and particular as
utterly false. Respectfully,
HENRY WARD BEKcHER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-07-02
For the Freeman.
Judge Hunt Reviewed,

In the trial of Miss Anthony for illega
voting, Judge Hunt is reported, in tn.
New York Tribune, as saying, that L" if the
fifteenth amendment had contained the WORD
sex, the argument of the defense would have
been potent Now, Mr.. Editor, what dc
we mean by race? His Honor says: it il
d" limited to race, color or previous condition
of servitude." Well, don t race include both
male and female citizens? When we speak
of the African race don't we mean men and
women when of the Caucasian race, do we
not mean male and female citizens? The
fourteenth amendment to the Constitution
declares that g all persons born or natural
lied in the United States are citizens"
Well, that makes women citizens, don't it =?
The fifteenth amendment declares that the
right of citizens of the United States to vote,
shat not be denied or abridged by the United
States, or by any State, on account of race,
color or previous condition of servitude, and
race comprises both male and female citi-
zens. Now if the fifteenth amendment had
said no male citizen shall be denied the right
on account of race, color etc., his Honor
would have been justified in his decision--
because then it might be fairly implied that
female citizens of some race might be de-
MED the right-but it does not say that. 1t
says the right of citizens of the United SAFES.
that Is, all citizens, male or female, shall not
be denied. IF it be objected that this would
give the right to children to vote, | reply,
that each State would doubtless be compe-
tent to provide or to decide at what age her
citizens should be allowed to exercise the
right to vote, but it sh3uld bear alike on
male and female citizens. The amended
Constitution, as | view it, is plain, clear,
without ambiguity, and | cannot believe that
he mind of his Honor, Judge Hunt, or
any other Honorable, is so obtuse as not to
zee 1t. 1t looks to me more like, We don't
intend women shall vote. anyway And SO
hey hisgle and bubble and &" shock all
common sense" Nevertheless .. the world
i)es move," and women soiH vote, some day.
E. Z. CHILD.
Moretown, June p, 1873.
Although we give this communication
place, we hardly see the logic of our CORES
oondent.