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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-04


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Yesterday A. ~ ts'eyfl l~ 'bs MI.
hrfent, & tel tsae tsaa u ths 's,'s
proceeding ~ \ sss,sati Ray II We
msnt; . sab,efsisn II luilaahsensa' u y !.
q substitution II nsw ifm u roy.
ePnmehl I.r an n,l.enr without slats.
Ing the procedure sna @ss.e, ltes del
for efeetia. rhange lint - 49,
pls voted hs M overwhelming majority
Tor the q inventions: Il met anil r,tfalnei
IL appointed work; and tie popular
voice emphAtieal'y rniars. .ha rat.
1sd 10 work, q the new consttusitn
and fundamental law Of thr State
Hut what could q done shnutit. The
people had spoken; : judieiar. ap.
pointed for lie or during good behavior
possessed ~ more ability but loss fncsss
than Attorney enersl Williams retired
from Office; the new constitution vent
into effect. and IL renrle have lived
under il without change ur modification
since. though somc changes have been
made ~ take eecet in January ls1a.
In Arkansas tho amendments ~ l.cr
const tuition were proposed and adan:cl
precisely a. was the constitution IL
lS46 III Eew yerk, and Ly like cm-
phatic endorsement "f the people. II
ID % much tbs fundamental law of Ar
kansas a. the constitution nf lid Is.
or ever has hccn. of New iork Tho
right u Garland, 4 Arkansas, under
il, 10 tho Office II governor II a. valid
and should bs "A unancs,isnrl n the
st&.s ..#ts
sy-Goneral Williams, President Grans.
Or Congress. can declare the new con-
siitutian of Arkansas ru'li.v as Zee
Wee Smith. win rlaims 10 he Licn,en-
ant-Govornor. wants him 10 do, either
can. with the sane reason and right.
declare New York t. be nnlar M ill,sa
government established in ls46 anil
can intervene 10 ieAtorc t. il il. lrsit'.
mstc constitution Of lSnl Lapse ,f
time surcly cannni cure fraud Or wrong.
Aud the mcrc fact that New lork las
been fur = lnaf,or 4 century ualsr
the ralo &c usurpe4s i.cs uot make Il,
any more regular, II Ii. right of the
people 10 establish and adplt .h.il
form IL government IL 10 be ignored.
We trust Congress will have dome with
in oilirinus intrrnreliliag 10 The Affairs
u the States FIR ratti1an purposes,
and that AL public innrtianaries n tlie
future may sees g retain tier places
BY subscribing the pubic interests IN.
Atead q usarrins - snr!'rsss,ns tic
rights II the people.
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St. Mary's Institute,
tWAIRtE ~ gutCx. MS,

THIS INSTITUTION, situated IA the n,nSt 10.
iiglif,il location III l'fnirie liz ahen 1.
nn.'ar thu direct hon of the sr'.pnI sisters u
Naire hsne
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IlallpellGr Female Humane As.
soci2il0n,
NJ ALEXANDRIA,. W,
MARCH, Nth INs3.
s2.i7s faasi df,Hamonn.ing 10 ~ 400 0ou
Number III Tickets. lou. 900

The Montpelier Female Humane a .snei.
aiaf. chartered tit illu | legislature uf Nir-
ginia md ihe airenit t'uurt VI orange IN
proposes Ly Grnnd Tin tnaerrt 10 estal.
li.l, anl .nlew Home fas the oil, IL.
iirnl, anl rsti,u,r Indies IL Virginia III
Montpelier ihe fsrmcr residence III l.rc~i-
den, JHme. Madison
apstnsnE usliea, kIsuausn July =
ls1A n thirds inr t,nnsnrr ~ say that
nm vell acquainted vi Ii n l,rEr ,nninr.
Il, "f thr uilirets Of ihesl.ntpeiirr fe.ai~
ll,nase Association WLp reside LII tllr vie.
Init, of ~, hnlae anl latest their intel
ligsnre anil their worth mi high rsI,,ia.
ton ~ gentleman, ~ Meil A. lllc public
confidence, ,ntueaes and rabAi .ntisl means
literally represented ninnng them.
JAMES Il. kEMtEN. HW Virgin.
ALtNasnniA, Nn ,nly y, 1874 = :
commend them ~ gents IL honor anil
integrity. and fnlly entitled 70 the conH.
dnner 81 The public
y " ~ HES. Z = JUDGE East'n lis,
q h fnrthern references Ly permission
Ills eNerllen.y Gilbert Il Walker. Es.
uosernor " VA. lion i,nli X. Miihers
Lieut. -aios "fAa. and { 4 senator elect
senafnls md Aiembcrs IT Congress from,
Va
Ecmittaners far ticket. may lie mnlc 81
express prepaid. liusi.utire money order
~ Washington l,r ~ W registered let.
ter.
FOR full particulars testimonials 81
srna fsr flfenlar, Ailre.. Hon. JAMES
HARBOUR. fr.s't NV II ii .sirxanlria.
~. Reliable agents wsnisI every.
where hw4
All persons indebted ~ the lalo
firm q knowltnn \ Randolph arc noti.
fed thnt immediate payment u tho
accounts and past duo notes must DO
made II snsc costs.
Lime Springs, Iowa, Oct, %. 1874.
b?t3 Josgru kSowLros.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-04

Tha. we can sell to our rnA-
toinrfs without resm-tiilg
r. misrepresentation.
Hat. Cape, Gloves, Nit,cns.
Ilunis anti Naliscs,
cheaper than ever before.
Our entire stock Warranted
to hc Superior Falrie anil
workmanship.
EysfEs Fro sass:s'ie.
FIGURES will not liz. Come
anil invest. cate on gods and
prices.
4. ~. NpEI.DnlTl mo 4 CO.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-10-06

V11OULD inform the citizens Of Woodsfeld
w and vicinity that he has on hand q
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FARBl2ANDs

y, ., 80.
rruit or9pping from trees should be
Ien2xea T1S T1S leo 10 nogs I'M otoef 10 de-
T'ss btE,alig.s
a man ID Green CenpsE, lna ,s raised
ssoiaA-slnele-graln oga oil Engiisn- -Mnea'
~'ooo Tptat:s..Y ~ fnf 1-io;e,,.
Continue TO earth up celery, keeping
TIE dirt ont OF the heart. Apply LIQUID
ilFEe lFE as as'gH sohfu .l @ possible g fbls s saa
Inc value or theayaraons berry crops
AsNs5lSsallosplsIer .ne present season is
espmated nt ~, wy, you. .sl,,o ii
fss "A B year old girl ;lof Belvidere, W.,
took .care pf.a suear orchard Of Sc trees.
ali alone, last spring.
ilcBitkcns witli etes III tie top Of The
Head. Which cr8MH Once and then expire,
= are rsJ 4 prroddlct rdsd al Mcleod County MINI.
"a. Notwithstanding the devastation caus-
..6hv dsho .r..asS,u,neres,in M;unesots
,.ssass,,., sree lssns ,l,ese, ,ti,is ycarlthan
~ hoNnrsal ! * srasiH 10 l6lisae.ii q !
- y. ~. q. u .aIl ~ :. :, ~ I,
"a. HDsnvOsss ,.,,,;. ,e;s = - a;5 ~ ,h.t .hav e..
',,ros,ly consne., to ,counsiesa destjtutef "a
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SUNDERLAND PypplNG -Ole cup Of
milk, one egg ohe AMI l. half cups
h,ur. Stir we'll together, bake in cups
sssyt',sss sssys l,ts,as' snA . Fsygtee
CATsKILL APPLE PUDDING One pint
sweet milk, four eggs beaten to a. froth,
obs don Of soda, a little; salt, -four
enaneh .te make o stiff bltter, ,fonSir lar' ! e E
apples cls0ppedr stirswell !; bake, in deep
tinsa sefveshOt, with butter and sugar
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Observation-Disclosures, Souri, qr,art
OF an,illrs enc and threesauarter pounds
OF vegetable marrow, two large onio is,
pepper and salt to taste. Boil till the
maEfog, IS quite soft then pass through a
sieve. Add half glass OF sherry be-
fore serving.
BLAckhERgs J4aetEaKe one, pound
of sugar to every pound of fruit
NRise them apd simmer gently over "a
fire. for,ahahoar. When cool put them
iatos glass ljars and lay overs them q
piecesof paper saturated with brandy.
Tie up so us I'd exclude the air 20 Gaifi.
vator /, IS, f,l. l.si '..i'ssE 5'' 8 .o'i rl' q
sO.rxN,na Krrr,rs1Wo " = ,-tb,ow 80 q
sAg;val f;,ljsof w,,,,l. ssea. ;,,tol d..
MT of ikettle whicb bas hasn @ sIS barp sa' "a
fla with water. let it boil while the
dishes are beiogb washedi;, then all We
laveste dodisA to-. wash Trout with =,
coarse cfoth "A great Saving OF time.
finger pails, SPOONS and tetTnfpper..- aissy
6ys5right '''N 10 ''''o''7'ss 81 70 'sDsa .ss
saViAEsispsHxM SAspwcHrs Island.
wlches' are ptSdd' Lmadai of veal ana
kf,6ckle Of Nan q; sn2mnSaIrraSSdfI Iono t;os
in,a-.verv. EMles wafer. nnt;, nsrssc,lv
isodenrthen N freed from. HE hone and
ohsppedaoeether.s Spread the mixture
like butter. add mustard ana c5yef With
Smother 1bi 1bisce 81 bread iigbt,I ah,,tfefea
as Tor On ordinary sandwich olil "a
sssuuaR ron PREsERvrsa..i,R Rswisusars
Generally contain 1 certain pr0bbffion
az .olneo,sse, pc, ermtenfa me- fhilfss hilnf nm crysf,
isable snasr. wh;ch, e. :, so.,,es a. ~ ~ araat
trouhle iS ftr;s nressrvinnrs Snasr ~
be used fbr thi,lsi5uy,,ose .shonIa ha 4 IN
dfystalS. as {f3at, form Tbfeciuaes tbs 6ol.
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Loaf-ssaan aOr. EinEel;s erYstals.x NAV NAV
eiased With sflvxntsge.ilaas being frae
Aom the imbnfities Mentioned ! and NOT
lishfe 70 ferinent.. '78Ef y''a s'Iz ~
.zieF = e2as eE1sf 50 % haH slyss
1sMHiFE HWassss b ICE. .--+OnelhaK cup
cfbuttefs; II caps of powdered sugar;
two vtnelgissses Of pale vine; one.balf
eqp OF boiling water ,one, .tesspO Oonful
sf fsnusmeg, First work the. butter into
the sugar; mois.enins, ass yosa, ego iton,
with the boiling water. Beat,olt1g and
hard then add stiie wihe and nutmeg,
still bedting bard. Put In tin pail !; let
tbe saucssb sbeGome hoti then take 1t Of
IT, rightly madesaiti viii be neatly as
U6iteEaSs0ilh ~ Cpstakrp1G Zen tleDsan. .1ex,,l
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! 0UNNdNGHAM's Estate

NOTICE Is hereby given :hasI the snbscri
: IN Der hasbesnh sppoihted administrator
on the estate Of .Edwsrd Cunningham, late Gl
Monroe county, deceased. .siG0e1 |
sept22,,74w3 MICHAEE BoUdHNER. |
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Baoon. And to thossin, town wanting good
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lowest market rates. Call andi examine nv
stock. gs5ItbF 20 30 sa sIs!gaii1sq
dec7Y.,l L WILLIAM SGHEaJFRIK.
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DIA;

New YORK, March IA letter from
InGia says that more excitement prevails
in the streets of Bombay now than has been
seen since the mutiny Of 1857. Some of
the lower classes cf Arab and African Mus
suimans made an attact on the Parsees,
firing their houses and committing every
kind of depreciation. In the attacks mauv
on both sides are reported to have been
killed. The city authorities seem scarcely
equal to the emergency, and the troops in
sud around the city are not in sufficient
numbers to preserve order The cause OF
the Mussulmans' hostility TO the Parsees
is that one of the latter wrote a book on the
various religions, in which something was
thought to be said against the character Of
Mahomes.
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Sheriff Sale.

BY virtue OF an execution issued ont OF
AMI under the Seal of the Circuit Court for
Aanitowoe county, upon judgment render
ed In said county on the 9th day of Deem
brr, 1873, before John 7. Wickert. a Justice
Of the Peace for M3nitowGe county. in favor
Of Esrom Knapp, and against George "
Riekaby, transcript of which said Judr-
ment was duly fled in the office Of the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court for Manitowoc county.
and said Judgment dHly docketed in said
Office On the 2Sth day Of February. A. D
1874 / have levied upon all the right title
and interest, uhich the said George NJ. Ricks-
by had on the 23th day of February. 1874
or At any time thereafter. of in and to the
following property, to-wit: The West half
Of the West half, Of the Southeast quarter
Section No. nine fe). Township No. eirh
teen tlS), North OF Range No twen-y-one
(2l East, situate ana being in Manitos oc
county and State Of Wisconsin. which Irlll
sell 1t public veDdue 10 the highest bidder
at the Sheriff Office, in the City Of Manito-
voc. or the eleventh day Of Nav. 1874. at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day.
Dated Sheriff s0fice this 25th day Of March.
A. ID. 1874. R. D. SMART,
Sheriff Of Manitoxnc County.
WALKER & GREES, Plaintiffs ATTY.
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1t is understood that residents and prop.
erty-owners in the neighborhood Of the
North river between Sixtieth and Sixty
eight streets are opposed to the erection Of
the monster grain elevator on tie site il
question.
BISHOP CUMMINGS.
The health of Bishop Cummings, of the
Reformed Episcopal Church, is 50 much
impaired that he is comp elied to abandon
work and leave the city.
Personal.
NJ BerthoId, the new French Minister,
came passsH ger, today, On the steamship
AmeriQue.
SUsouEEAsSA DEror, Pa, March %.
An excited meeting has just been held
by the strikers here. They are Erm aid
united, and viii not allow trains to pass or
any business to be done until the railway
company accedcs to all their demands.
District Attorney Csrmolt made an address
to the strikers, assuring them of his sym
pathy and that they were not breaking the
laws. The company have tac alternative
20 acceie to the demands Cf the men or
send for military. Intense excitement pre-
walls through the village, and the sheriff
is poweriess, his posse ell sympathiziDg
with the strikers.
SUsQUEKANSA DEfor, March 2S,--The
Sheriff and forty deputies arrived here at
midnight, but has made no effort to recover
tie engines seized 10y the strikers. he
works axe held by the strikers old travel is
,u,fcuded. The Paymaster's ear has ar
rived
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TII 4 TArf.T'ID .,E

AN ACT 20 amend chapter 81 OF the private AZ d
local d"s OF 1861 and chapter a01 o. laws OF 1873
ana caapter J3i OF laws OF 1865, relating to swamp
and uyeTfoweI lanes IN the counties OF ianito-
voc aRd Calumet, for draining and other pur-
poses.
The people of the state o. Wisconsin, represented
IL senate and assembly, Go enact as follows:
Ssction l. Section OF Chapter al of the nriv.te
and local laws of 1867, entitled IAN act to authorize
the use OF tue moneys arising from the sale of GER
tam swamp and oyerfowed lands IN tie counties
oi Mani toWoc and Calumet for drainage and olEer
purposes, ana to amend chapter 537 of the laws OF
1865 relating thereto IL hereby amended so as to
read as follows: Claus Menke aud, Henry Horst
OF Calumet county, aud John Beanke John Franz
an Ira Clark, OF ManItowoc coun Y, are hereby
appointed commissioners to be known q. the
board OF Manitowoc ana Calumet swamp land
commissioners, who shall sels ct one OF their num-
Der secretary, and one of their number treasurer
ana as @uch co1lmlss oners they HEREBY autho-
rlzsd and empowered 10 act for nd on behalf of
Ibe sald Counties IN the execution of tn trust By
this act created; and by this SAID name shall be ca
paoie III isw OF taking, holding. leasing and con
tracing for sell ana converting the lands or an
portion thereof described in the first section OF this
act aud approarIating the moneys arising from the
sale thereof so ar as the same MAJ be necessary
for tIe purposes meEtiOEei IN this act, aud no ur
ther, anu IA tASt name may contr2ct and be con-
tracted WIN, sue AID be sued may have a common
s"ai and altar and renea the sane at pleasure and
Has nave a"l exercise al tue bowers. rights and
privileges a1d luIuuities which are or NAV ve
netes~ary 10 carry IltU EJECT tEe pur.ose- and
OBJECTS OF this aci tie same are ECrciu sci forir
Sec.lon = IHe commissioners appointed BY
CHAP ef 81 OF the private and 10 al Jaws Of 1857 a.
dnei Qed DN cEa9ter 2ai o: the OF laws OF lS?
shall "Itbn ninety ddys after TIE passage OF TINS
act accon"t ID wrillug to the new board hereby
created as 10 ali their acts 3rd don-s as such
conn is>ioners, ana deliver them all the
DOCKS paSers. docu'r ents and vouchers relating OF
their oIhclals action. 1cd all other prorertr
moneys. tools and machinery now on hand ana re
maiHing auGisp sei Of, aud shall also return full
ind cCmilete list OF all lands still Cnsod or N
W'1ich said board now retains interest or lien
Tor anr Part o. tie purchase money or otherwise
and IN trtsul Thereof, the members OF said former
board of ccmmIssipnCrs Eeg.ectin- refusing L,
comply herewith, saal be adJu .gei guIity OF 4
misde mean r AMI DC SUBJECT ~ fine five hundred
uoi!4rs and Inprisu unrleGt OF rot less than thirty
davs.
Section s. This act shall be in force rom ana
after its passlge.
ABprove4 March l2 1874
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NEW YORK.
Tho Eric trci-h; Strikers Succulnb.-
a Mammoth Grain Receiving Eis-
yafoT TO be RGilf.
MAMMOTH LEVATQE.

The New York Central ami Harlem
River railroad companies have determined
on erecting a mammoth gram receiving ele-
vatar IN this city, and, the necessary per
mission having becn oltaiuei, locality
between Sixtieth and Skye eighth streets,
fronting the North river, has bcez Fixed
upon as the site. The project, although
Low fully determined, has net been entire
y developed, the manner in which 1t vii!
ultimately be conducted being more or less
dependent on the action taken By the freight
agents Of the different railroads, at present
sitting in Convention at the Metropolitan
Hotel
The dimensions of the projected receiv
ing elevator will be about 500 feet in length
by 200 feet in width, with a capacity of
holding 100000 bushels of grain.
The general freight agent of the New
York Central Railroad states that the COM
pauy expect, by the establishment of this
elevator, to double the carrying capacity
for grain oE their own connecting lines
1t is claimed that by the storing of grain
IN the receiving elevstN direc: from the
freight cars, an its Shipment into barges or
other conyeyances at the pleasure of the
consignee, considerable expense will be
avoided, and the large quantities of grain
usually lost in rs-sbipping and storing BY
the ordinary process, will be saved. The
propsietors OF the enterprise state, how
ever, that ii will be impossible to make the
undertaking a success unless the produce
exchange adopts she regular grain grading
system.