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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

KEAns rAs--Shall ~ have II III
the retail traaes liA certainly good
theory, and good ,acor, il good prae.
,icc. 1.-the retailer must ray fer hi,
goods in sixty days can he tras. them
~. ninety days. Yes. il be- has capt.
NJ enough u "a, for the goods and car.
I, his customer too. hut that excludes
poor man from doing business. 4 r..
tailor who trusts 10 doing 1 banking
business, ~ we'll ~ mercantile, and Is
b. doing Il On banking principles
When he sells pair u booss On time
for 6vo dollars b. j. loaniAg Ave dol.
lars on unlimited time. without inter.
go and without security. No bankc,
would do that. A cash business would
ravc the consumer q least ten pei
cent.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

We should extremely regret to sec
the power Of snspcnd,ng tho habcas cor
pus given into tho Presidents hands,
because II 10 too hazardous 4 measure
for any but bclligcrcnt timcs. and DO.
cause We believe there IL no carthl,
need Of il II tho present Republican
Congress dess IL duty.-Boston Jour.
nal { Rep.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

DiEp.-Rcv. Z. :. Coates. after
y short illness tho good man l. sosv.
His early Ito was spent IN Western
New York, . member of the old Gen.
CISCO Conference. his latter days were
passed on his farm little north Of
Limc Springs. hut tho farm could
not command his giant mind. lie
must and dii preach. Ito was a pow
orful preacher, an ..old man eloquent. !"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

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The slAes n Uusmasf II sai1 state.
anA<T tAe csnssisssseH u ksst. M ths
pssied n fs~f seA~ ~ndirf IN JArsAss
ltss. and said csrAsiistiea never has.
ine heeA legally es~ssarred ~ ahsa.
gated. aHA bring aill In force. NJ |,
the lawful Gessrucs II sAid State u
Arkansas
Md new We enme IL che etsAnrcsI
rs. .~~ ~ ,r~e tasraord.aAr, proceed
ines. the revolutionary messagc u III,
President sent to the senAte the d.
following the Submission II the forcgo
ing reports. Afser reading hi, meas
agc. We desire ,ua 80 turn back and
read the Presidents proclamation
touching the tamc matters;
To the Senate d the United States
Herewith l have the honor 10 send
in accordance with the resolution 81
the senate u tho Bird inst. I'll the IN
formation In my possession not hereto
fore furnished relative to affairs Ia ths
State OF Arkansas. | will venture /,
express tho opiniun that al the tctti
mony shows that in the election of Isl.
Joseph Brooks Was lawfully elected
Governor Il thu. State; that 10 ~,
been unlawfally deprived u the poe
session Of - dice since that time; thai
in le74 tho ConstitseioH 81 The Stat,
was BY violence. intimidation. and rev
olutiouary proceedings overthrow. ana
. new Constitution adopted. and . new
State Government established. Thes,
proceediags II permitted 10 stand prac
iically ignore Oh tho rights Of inherit.
iss in oil thc States. Also, what i
there 70 prevent each d the States r.
Gently rcadmitted to Federal relation
on certain conditions from changing
their constitutions and violating shcil
pledges II this action in Arkansas i
acquiescsd in? | respectfully submit
whether . precedent 70 dangerous I,
the stability Of State Government. I
not OF the National Government aIs.
should BE- recognised by Congress.
earnestly ask that Congress will taxi
definite action in the matter TO rclicv,
the Executive from acting upon ii,
questions which should DO decide,
BY tho Legislative branch Of tho Gov
ernncnt. u. 8. GIANT.
i Executive Mansion. Fob. .. 1875.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

What ID called the Choctaw Claim.
involving some two millions Of dollars
i deaoancsd - : congressional job.
Tho real claim. il j. alleged. has been
paid long ago. Butler has IN interest
in Il. Or that l.. he's tho lawyer for a
consideration. and his Congressional scr
vices - in gratis.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

Discovery or Coal ~ MowkK
CouNri ~ few days ago IL digging 4
well in tho eastern part Of the tnwn oi
Pleasant Valley, on Section Is. " u
depth q thirty feet, = vein Of coal i've
feet in thickness, was stuck. under a
heavy bed d clay. The coal, il i said, ~.
sembles the soft coal u Iowa, and burns
clcar aud bright, Tho place Of discoy.
sry !. on tho ridge running north aud
south through tho eastern part Of
Pleasant vally. and about bali . milo
east d \. h. Campbell splace. Should
this coal vein prove 10 DO extensive. Il
will be ono Of tho best things saat has
ever turned up IN this part u the .
for The development Of Southern Min.
nesota With al tho money now scnt
abroad for coal, kept - home. aud dir
tribstsd among our people, now i'm.
pstus would b. given % 81 kinds Of
business. - Austin Register.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

The Dsmocsats know thae they can.
net afford 10 make Fsrnado Wood
speaker Of ths House. His clection
would b equivalent 70 the loss 81 half.
a-dossa States. u would be unani.
Mossly condemned By those whose ssp-
port d essential In thc great scntcst
upoa which Va arc soon 10 ENTER
Utica Observer { Dem.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26
TERMS

Hoard. Tuition. Na.hlng. nvd anil Nrsi,ilnu
rsrt term ii i.e months, IN al, snsc. + ti?a. IN
Physician. frr, ..sn
MrnllMv, fal wear exrrIara,i c.sU
nay scholars, s.nl departments, c..nu
uay scholars. lunbur nerariiaeHi-, :u.na
Vacation. nj The teil,.., |a,,Ht
Music. Fiatn, ~~at.t usr III Instrument "a, m
Niplln, lh.sW
Motsru tsstTuisgsa. nurr than one. ts,U4
Drawing n,tl Painting. ~ Professors rhar-es
si,hleni~ received ~ amy time Outing W. .rsr.
hui Ter M .hni'sg lHrml than live months NJ
mons. refunded with Withdrawn durnA The term
M darten for ah~sep, unlsss In eas. .f rfn,raet.
~ in....
y, u. pasMs nj |. IL b. mu.ie hi ntvaHees 80 Nj
student retained III tho institution whose paf.il NJ
guardian due. ho, snulply With this Rui..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

The United States Senate viii d.
most certainly meet in extra session
imassdiately aftcr tho 18th Of March 70
consider the Hawaiian Reciprocity
Treaty. and other matters - public
concern; perhaps. also. tho House will
b called together. in order TINT tho
Democratic may have rope enough u
hang themselves. Chicago tribune.
Well now. woaldn't that DO calan,.
ity. rne party struggled b. Grant
ism. the other about 70 commit suicide.
What happy condition tho country
win b 10 altar that. 4 they Who think
alike q pablo questions happsa . ass
leOsisr rsgasdlsss u fsrmsr associa-
tjoos.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

The Republican party y not going
10 die. II will 30 immortal till IL
work is done. And that work will not
DO done while any organization avow-
ing the principles aud chcrishing the
purposes Of the present Democratic
party shall exist in the counsry.-To-
l.do Commercial Rep.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

A correspondent Of tho New York
Bullstin raises question which y like.
" 70 provo Of interest TO ths 0rang-
srs. He wishes TO know whether job
bsrs osghs 70 sell 70 Patrons Of llus.
bandry, WHOSE orgsmsatiees are %
rapidly Increasing throughout The
country. In tho arst place. ssoh nles
will curtail the jobbsr's trade with reg.
ular customers in the retail line. which
Of courss 10 y ambitious u retaining.
The retail trade must d necessity ss6ss
IN proportion 70 these parchsss BY shs
Granesn. and may possibly sngsndss
dissontsnt among consumers who ars
not members Of tho organization. In
many casss the Changers, whom they
have money. after gathering and mar
keting their produce. purchase supplies
in : body for cash, but when these arc
exhausted, they 80 to tho retail trade.
aud finish their purchases on credit. 4
persistence in this plan. il Is thought
will seriously affect tho retail tradc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

President Grant il not disposed 70
let the Southern States drift into 70.
h.il;.~ 40 Rs~h.~a~ dill liz wants
70 stop Il right hero. II trouble somss.
and war aud bloodshed ensuc. % 30 Il.
Tho responsibility rests with the
South. Let The nation b. 6rm.--
Milwaukee Sentinel Rep.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26
TIE H Ms {

board, bedding, Washing, end Tuition In
English. French and German, Vocal Music
Plain and Ornamental Needlcwork, tpaya-
ble hMlf-ycarly In advance. elb0,OO
gfahn, and use Of ltssrnMcns, PER anHun. A".'m
umrp, . : 10. 90
Guitar, /. - 10
Private Lessons In Vocal Music 10 90
Thorough lass, !. c@.W
Drawing, {. 1900
Painting In Water Colors. 1000
Instructions In culinary Departments 1000
The Course u English Instruction com.
prises photography. Reading, catsohtsm,
penmanshir, Grammar. rhetoric. Compost.
ton, Logic, Mental Philosophy. Mental mud
Practical Arithmetic. Algebra. nook.kccp-
ing, Geometry Ancient, Moslcrn and Phys.
ical Geography Sacred and rrofane
History Mythology, Astronomy, Natural
Philosophy Natural History, Botany, chem
istry and physioiogy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

j. II. Craig. son Vi Rev. A. Craig
of this place was one of tho recent
graduates Of Rush Medical College.
Chicago. Wc rrclic, for him u skill.
ful and profitable career.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

DAIRYINa.-Thc farmers are agreed
that dairying Is the most Pro6tahl,
part q farming. lfso, then Why con
,innc tho played out business Of wheat
raising Stop il. and do something
that pays better.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

MARRIED -Hy tho Rev. w. II.
Brocksomc February -, 1876, d.
Witt Smith aud Ellie Jones, Ill Of
Chester.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

Indossasnt u ~ kellogg dovcra-
nsst in any form would be . grave
hlsslsr. . vol - grave injustice. -
y. Loub DsmoeFsl { Adn. Rep
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26
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St. Mary's Institute,
PRAIRIE NJ CIl1EN. WIS.

This Institution, situated In thc most dc.
lighlful location In Prairie IA chicm l.
under thr ,lircc.io Of ths School Sisters u
NOtrc Dame
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26
Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring TO Gray Hair 10
natural Vitality and Color.

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Course or Studies,
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..

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CuLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

tutsRTii clAss.--s'hrls,ihn Doctrine. ltlyhe,
Arithmetic cont hurj, University Algebra 10 "TRIP.
oftlan, taan~ Trireuatnrtry, spherical d.nss,tfy
arb Tfaastn.m.irs. h,turts. En.it.h Literature.
=. naas mrs Hnd Natural Philosophy continued,
Aneirn, History, Physical topography. kssA.s.
Monthly Debates, Latin, Greek: Gcrnsa and fr heh
Optional.
TltiNn SLAss.-Es idrncss II Cath eli.its. Elnru
tim, trnsaly. Antsrnt lts,afs aha Typography
Roman AMI ssr~elan antiquities, Enash tttrfnfufu,
University Algebra snmpist.tt. SURVEYING. taylt
Es-ays. Monihly debates, Latin, eveks irneh ANIL
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SEtWNl tiAss.-~Eyidrnres .fcah a,rttS. eo
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aphs*es. iaiany. TRAYS, ths,nistr, lssilmah's
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Calculus, tnalc se.ttnn.. AnaiNtirst Mechanics,
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addressing Mr.. llnilis. III below.
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IN other states nre requested ~ address,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-26

SHORT POS rfsO MEME EMIT
nay kiNEn.-.rtiL. DISTRIBUTION,
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONcERT.
Montpelier Female Humane As
sociation,
At ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
MARCH 1Oeh lh95.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-07
Obituary..
nr,rm nr cApr. ~. q. MJ

DEATH OF CAPT. W. d, MENDENHalL.
Capt. ". s. Mendenhall, dealer in millinery,
and ladies' furnishing goods, at 60i Market St..
died on Saturday, in his forty-sxth year. He
was born near Ghadds Ford, Delaware county,
October l3, 1850, and learned the printing trade
at West Chester When the Mexican War broke
out, though only sixteeny years old, he volunteered
in Capt Blddle'a company of Philadelphia, which
became part of the lat Regiment U. ). Noltl-
geurs, and served throughout that war being
twice wounded Upon his return nome, IN ing
winter of 1873 ho joined aparty Tor CallforiAe
and went around Cape Horn, in sailing vessel
making a voyage of eight months and fourteen
days to San Francisco. After indifferent success
in gold hunting, he Joined one Of Col. Fremont :.
exploring parties III Southern California, and
| subsequently for ten years, led an adventurous
| life, engaged i'll mining, prospecting, exploring,
and campaigning against the Indians. Returning
East in the summer of 1888 he spent two years III
| the South and saw the preparations which wero
| in progress then for war Escaping to the Nortil,
| he reached this city, Ill time to Jon the LIST lei-
aware Regiment, (three months (which was theh
| Just organizing, under Col. lockwood, ana
| served with il, until it was mustered ont. He
| then raised company in Delaware county, ioi
| Col. Guss's 9th Penna. Volunteers, and served
with it for three years, being twice wounded, and
finally mustered out on account OF Ills injuries,
| in Oct, 1864.
| Capt Mendenhall has resided in this city,
since the war, engaged in the business above
stated. lie was prominent Odd Fellow, being
| a member .of Columbia Lodge, and had a wlde
circle of friends and acquaintances. dc had
| been in poor health for some time, the cohse-
quence probably, of exposure and wounds III
the service.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-07
MsaifaI.
THE GREAT REPUTATION
Great and Good Medicine,
which vroET1SE has attained in all parts of the
country as q

md the large number OF testimonials which are con-
stantly being re eyed from persons " no have been
cn,ed by its use, are O inclusive proof Of its great
vane 1t is re commended by physicians and apoth-
eearles, Az bood-puriner and health-restorer, it
* ypaETlEg is not prepared for fancy drink made
trnln roDr liquors. which debiltateS the system and
tends to destroy health instead Of restoring 1t.
Are not he many d stlmonials given fQf the dr.
ter, mt complaints ati-factory 10 any Reasonable
narsnns suffering from disc ne that they can he
lrnrpd Read the different testimonials given, and
M one can doubt. In many OF these cases the per-
sDns say that their pain and suffering cannot he
tresspd as In cases OF Scrofula, wheTe apparently,
iic whole body was one mass OF corruption ii
vrarrfNE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify and cure
such disease, restoring thr patient 10 perfect health
nfter trying different physicians, many remedlts n,
4uering for years. is u not conclusive proof II you
are A sufferer, you can be cured? Why ID this med
r,nn pprfn' miuO such great cures? " works In the
Mood, in the circulating luid. 1t can be truly called
fhe Great Bleod Purifier. Tne great source OF dis
4,,.e or q mates In tine bio and no medicine that
does moi act directly upon It, 10 purify nnd renovne
nssAny inst claim upon public attention. When
thp blood bee lfeles3 and stagnant either from
change of weather or climate, want of exercise. r-
rtpuiar oiet from any other cause, tho VEGE1INE
MI renew the blood, carry oil the pntrld hlmOrs,
cleanse the stomach regulate the bowels and I'M
yctlon 49, In the public mind well as IN the mtdi-
"A profession, that the RENE les supplied by the
IsJetabLe Kingdom are more safe, success sfnl,
In the cure OF disc Sc, than mineral medicines.
vEGETINE is composed of roots, barhs and herbs. II
~ pheasant to take, and Is perfectly safe TO give nn
infant, Do you need i'll Do hot hesitate 10 try It.
\ ou will never regret IL,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-07
Cnas. o,Oonor,s condition.
TIE BULLETIN OF HIS SITUATION, LAST NIGHT
HOPE OF REcovERY.

TIE BULLETIN OF HIS SITUATION LAST NIGHr-Eo
HOPE OF RECOVERY.
Nav YORK, Dec. 6,-The bulletin from Mr'
o'Coror, last night, was as follows' Mr. ooon-
or is growing weaker, his voice is not as clear
as nsual as,e his pulse ls very feeble His
stomach retained the slight nourishment taken
to-day, but he ia evidently deriving no benefit
visit, to. day, by Mr.. Wheeler II. Peckham, the
associate counsel OF Mr.. oConor n tho ling
snits. who desired to confer with him in rela-
tion TO Tweed's escape. DR.. Keyes found his
patient 80 low, however, AZ to mako it unwlse
to allow him to hold an interview upon any sub
ieet. and Mr.. Peckham was not admitted TO his
bedside. Mr.. O'Conors private correspondence
he has not been allowed to peruse newspaper
during the same period The weather is colo
aud rainy, tonight, and his friends fear tha'
the change may hasten the approach OF DEATH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-07
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