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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-04
THELATEST NEWS
,.,.r.s,a,. Levee Conven,Ios.


yIcxsRupG. Oct. 3-The Interstate Ieyee
1opyontion met here to-day, and was well
attended. United States Senator Bogy' OF
Missouri. was chosen President and made
an able speech In behalf Of the allnyial ill-
terests OF the Mississppi valley. The sub
stance Of the action was that committee
he appolnted 10 20 TO Washington aud ur-
gently appeal to Congress 70 assist IN re-
building tie leyees OF the Mississippi valley.
The Convention also passed resolutions
appointing delegates 20 the Railroad Con
yention Mt st. Louis, TO be held on TIE 20
inst. looking 10 the construction OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad.
Reduction Of RaiIrsad Rates BE
twceu New York and New Orleans.
NIw York. Oct. 2-At general meeting
Of the ticket agents, at Saratoga, II was de-
cided To reduce the rate between New YORK
and New Orleans 10 $40 30, with general
reduction OF one and half dollars 70 A.
Ianta and points south Ct that place jhis
action was not generally promnIRi
account of the efforts of certain lines
feat the reduction. but IL hha llhhlIy
1xeJ. To 40 into effect November ].
Opening ofthe Bank ofC"iiforn
SAN Francisco, Oct PA crowd gat
erred around the bank, and the Presdeiit
said preparations had been nade 10 pay ~
claims not otherwise provided for. At 10
o'clock the street and sidewalks were
damned, aud the door swuGg open amid the
cheers Of the crowd. Flags were at the
mastIlends. and there was salute firing On
MeIq's wharf at l0i9 O'Clock. Gold Is now
ine both ways, aud IL Il believed the depos-
It's will equal II not exceed the payments
state Centennial buildings.
puLApgLpnIA, Oct. 2-The State of Ohio
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Other speakers will join Mr.. Money a
each Of the above appointments.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-04

If you want the hest Cast Plow in America
with cast point, steel point, and steel scraper
all adjustable to the same pillow, send your or
ders to
STUART & KIRKLAND,
Jackson, Miss.
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ID. r. HEARN, of Tugaloo, Miss:
They have been run in all sorts of land,
both turf and rooty-none have broken-they
are the hest cast pillow know Of. The scrauer
works like n charm"
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The Black Hills Commission 1
by Telegraph 10 the Daily Clarion.
Turkish Affairs.

CoNsTASTIsorLE, Oct. 4th.--The Porte
DEGREES that the agricultural populations
which peacefully follow their avocaton
shall be exempt from one-fourth of the re-
Gently imposed tithcs, and relieved from
areas oftaxes up to the year 1874, the latter
exemption not to apply to wcll-to-do classes.
Committees are to be represented in an
administrative council by persons chosen
as enjoying their confidence reasonable de-
mands of such representatives will receive
attention. The gradual realization OF these
and other reforms IL decided upon.
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The War In EurOpc.

LoNpoN, Oct. A special from Ragusa
20 the Times reports that the Turks have
been reinforced at Trebigne and kleck, and
insurgents are retiring towards Geschako.
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Less Of Steamer.

COPENHAGEN, Oct. i.--The wedish steam
er Boyer. running between Lubec and CO.
pcnhagen. burnt In the Baltic and IA pas
scngers and II OF the crew persisted. The
steamer was small and built in 1853 at Got
tcnbuTg.
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STUART & KIRKLAND, PrOprietOrS.

IF you want good, cheap Cast Plow, send
i your orders to
STUART & KIRKLAND,
Jackson, Miss
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aS~ Send for Circulars and Price List. Or
ders from Dealers and Consumers solicited
Send in your orders early, so that we may fill
them in time
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TuoM>s ATKINSON, Master of Capitol Grange,
No. -, at jackson, Miss:
Have used almost every cast pillow that has
hecn brought 10 this market, and can truly
say yours l. equal to the best. | know it to
be in extensive use among the members of our
Order and it has given entire satisfaction
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-04

Mr. J. r. POWELL, of Canton, Miss:
els the hest | ever used, and can highly
recommend it to any one wanting first rate
pillow and scraper'
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-04

If you want the best and most durable Cast
Plow that is made, send your orders to
STUART & KIRKLAND,
Jackson, Miss.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-04

MADRID. Oct. "A decree is published re-
enacting election law of 1870, which gives n
deputy to every $4,000 people by universal
suffrage The Government has determined
TO send Serene Ruhie, former Minister for
the colonies, to Cuba, with unlimited power
10 regnlate finance.
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re- Allkinds of PLANTATION MACHTN-
cry and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
kept in stock.
Oct. 4, ls15-3m.
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Large Diamond .

LONDON, Oct. I,--Cape steamer reports Il
100 carat diamond, found in South African
diamond field.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-04

CATALOGUES, giving complete details will
6e promptly mg iled to any address, on appii--
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SAN SEBASTIAN, Oct. 4.-The CarlIsts
threw 100 shells into the city saturday. The
French are cmbarkng on French man-of-
war. The garrison expects reinforcemcnts.
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Assault On "a Priest

BALTIMORE. Oct. i--Alhcrt II. League,
captain ola life boa., approached the sac
risty of st. Patrick's Church during SER
vice, and attempted to shoot Father Gal,e-
ley, because League alleges that he placed
his daughter in an Indiana convent League
was held for the grand jury.
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/. T. MONTGOMERY, of Madison Station, Miss,
Pres Mississippi State Fair Association:
Think it equal to any cast pillow now in use
in this part Of he country-runs light, turns
we'll, and is substantially made
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RtOI Ina Canada.

TORONTO, Oct. 4--The procession was ac-
companied by heavy police and military
guard. Stone throwing commenced when
the procession left the cathedral. The po-
lice charged the assalants, firing several
shots, One or two policemen and number
OF others were seriously hurt; none were
killed There were 1900 in the procession,
and the crowd at some points numbered
5000. All quiet at 3 O'Clock.
Liverpool Cotton Mnrket.
LIVERPOOL, Noon--Cotton firm, Middling
uplands, 90 Middling Orleans, S-l6; sales,
10000.
New Work. Market.
New YORK DC. 4--Go!d l7lS, Exchange
long, 4 ssik short. 4 SSis. Cotton quiet
Uplands, l2lS; Orleans, 1917.
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PL O w
STUART & KIRKLAND, PrOprietOrS.
IF yon want a good, cheap Cast Plow, send
STUART KIRKLAND,
Jackson, Miss
If you want the best and most durable Cast
Plow that is made, send yonr orders to
STUART 4 KIRKLAND,
Jackson, Miss.
If you want the hest Cast Plow in America
with cast point, steel point, and steel scraper
all adjustable TO the same pillow, send your or
ders to
STUART & KIRKLAND,
Jackson Miss.
If you ever expect to rebuild the South, Pa
tron.ze Home institutions and keep your mo-
ncv At home.
We defy competition in quality of work, all
we ask is a fair trial satisfaction gGaran-
tced
Hear what the Farmers whohave tried them
and know, say about our plows:
J. Y. LEE, of Byram, Miss. says:
1T is the best cast pillow ever saw, runs
light, turns very well, goes in the ground fine
ly, and is easy to guide.
Jno b. LEWIS, Of Stems Creek, Rankin Co.:
81 pronounce it n success pillow worthy
the patronage of all farmers
ID. r. HEARN, of Tugaloo, Miss:
"They have been run in all sorts of land
both turf and rOOty-none have broken-they
are the best cast pillow know Of The scraper
works like n charm
Gro MuRREY, of Pelahatchie, Miss:
Far superior to the improved Avery for
durability-there can be no Improvement made
on the scraper."
Mr.. r. II. ApDKINsoN, of Camden, Miss:
"By far the strongest-has the best points,
and does the best work in moist or dry ground
of any other plow.'
Wilt H. HARVEY, of Choctaw Agency, Miss:
Better than any cast pillow | ever used
| ght draft and well made have tested it In
both black. stiff and sandy mixed, and it gives
entire satisfaction
TuoMts ATKINSON, Master of Capitol Grange.
No ~, al jackson, Miss:
Have used almost every cast pillow that has
hecn brought 10 this market, and can truly
say yours l. equal TO the best | know it to
be in extensive use among the members of our
Order aud it has given entire satisfaction
Ma. J. r. POWELL, of Canton, Miss:
recommend it to any one wanting a first rate
pillow and scraper'
/. F. MONTGOMERY, of Madison Station, Miss,
Pres't Mississippi State Fair Association;
"tthiuk it equal to any cast pillow now in use
in this partot ;he country-runs light, turns
we'll and is substantially made
CANTON Miss, July 10Th, 1875.
MGs>Ps. Stuart < KIRKLAND: We have
thoroughly rc, your pillow; it is the best east |
pillow We have ever tried; first it is more dur
able second it turns dirt better, and runs |
lighter on the team
WEN RATLIFF.
d, R. SEARcY,
J. c. EVANS,
2. Bates,
W. I. MCCLATcHY.
saSs- Send for Circulars and Price List. Or
ders from Dealers and Consumers solicited.
Send in your orders early, so that we may fill |
them in time.
Plantation Machine Foundry
REPAIR SHOPS
5Es- Ankinds of PLANTATION MACHTN-
cry and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Kept in stock.
~. A IG-S
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J. L. POWER,

Sept, 18th, li875-tf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-06

f,bsn. tpte felt BEN gsetnte bee 9aktes
1875. Gum erfen Male baben fetns
0esner eth 1aupi. lnb wdbreab let
mem 0rpSpater bsin srftenl GarIiffeff
trieae In ben preisissr Sabrsn In Der
psrfpnS labeau's Elm unm Vldcs
den seseniberftanr, tritt ieStsin juns
ger Wann Rem junesn Manne entBes
gen. Mub Die BON carlinilder Seitf
ausssiprodene' 6cfnans. ptea neue Rte.
gternne tperpe ibre Streittrdfte na@ ak
len Rt1tunsen tbsilsn unp ;eriplittern
mlTen, pIrfte fi1 faum tsupabrbeiten :
Der Wtrerfanb wirb aerins. pteGoncens
trattcn Der Irmee miro lei&t aufre9t
su erbalten lsiu.
SO Ia Elm f9aubsrbaftsr @epanfe.
pab pie unldsliden eeipsn, bic belcen<
mitbtsen seifsnsen, bic su Gauisnren
b~ineeppferten MsnlhenIsben erbasfi-
fdsn eanoe 70 gan; sersebIt& bleiben
ipuen. SIN ebelfen une reinfenS inns
eeS Wcrte5 baberJ ttele Sh18ltrooe unc
Winuer fir @Ott,I ibr Daterlanp uni
ibrsn Sbnis setdmpft unp ii@ ssUpfsrt;
es 1T furhtbar, nas IS umlont fol- &c,
ihsben isin. Mber bic @eltsefbidte
fest ibren ebernen GuB auf 70 manhss
sebrO&sne 5ers. uuf 70 manGes ;ers
ReilGk 0Uit unp sertrummerte eanc:
Utr mlfsn auf ptelen Mussans sefabt
iein. .,sa. tsa 4
Das 1T nas urtbeil zines bic irirfli-
@en@ etbdltniTe u~nbsfaneen beurtbeie
Iennen monnpa.
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8enno 8rsnner.
(8prtftsnns.)

Der 6ufarsnufTsisr firsts RAID Elm
@las binunter, um ni@t IN Elm lautss
9a1en ausSubrehen. Der ScarnaliR
Ssr3Os fuum zen Munb, unp lpra6 faf
feierltH =a e- aar ~ s4
. .Stalisn III isesnfaas BAG eisentliGe
StaRmlane Der StruBsRriuter. Nur
set1Hen f@ bieislbsn pur@ cine gentle
poefe que. Tcrur6 fe alstasp. 3un,
bslssn zines b~reibdnpfsert 81 Rcmans
Deer gum erifsn Isnorifs1 elmer finfac,
tieen Spsr rperren f5nnen |"
DSSa, Stulien !"-iagte 6err S@eus
ermann unp 900 feline Stirne In pelitts
lbe Galten.-nDas aruie 3anb! @aa
miro nod aus ibni rpsreen 2" St rdrs
freb sspelsn, wsnn cas Gefprd1 sius
>anrere 0snpuns 9enommsu unb {,
nibts mebr BON ben entiesliasn 3dus
bern Beb5rt bate.
~StaIisn "-lpra@ Der Sournalif
unerbittliG, une feline lpnore 8abfims
me flana immsr tiefsr unb trasil1er
"Gs ssbar eans ben Sra DiapOIo, cen
Rinalro Ntnalbini unb cen @aribalpi
es fdfdte nns ete Gutuianf ote Gag
licut%- sassa sssAs nv sar
.unb bfn SYaabuS"-erednste be-
6ular unc la&te laut auf.. l4as0fm
6srr Saeueruann fubr wie elsftri.
f1rt IN pie 6Sbe. Sein BON &euberr
brbrObtes Gissntbani mar fir ben sIu,
sentlid ustseaen,s tnb es befddfiist
Etbn nur Ger @ebanfe, Oh Ct pisuei9t jeb
bic S5luna etsiss 1etnes alier Rdtbftlt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-06
Mmtstermin ~nbssIaufsn Ia, srnsnnt Ger
Gfnat lftnen Na&fplaer.

Mmtstermin nbselaufen Ia, srnsnnt Ger
Senat feinen Na&foleer.
@e1tSeatritfe f6nnen IN bfiren 66us
fern eingetrn6t reseen, rnr 0inanas
masnabmsn miHsn susIif BON Ger &c.
putirhnfommsr teidlcEen ,pereen.
Der Srnat fam als bS@fse @es
ri&t ibsr Zen Yrdfpsntsn. ceer reFen
Winifer Orer aud iiber pripnen. bic
rss5s&serratbss ansstlaOt fnr. Suian,
mentreteu.s %. $50 4A "a ga Il 4
Der cite eenat piro efnen @onat
Dor @uFtiun9 Der Nattcnnloerlamns
lung semdblt une trttt an rem Gage
3ufamuien, lrsl&sn leBtsre ea3u be-
finurt.
Scrann purce ieet Gntrurf fir cite
llebertroeuns rer @swaIten aufsencms
men, rel4er bsreits Scr sinem MOnat
sur ;psiten 9eluns ecIanste, uao para
erapbsnweiie erprtert. -
0rrl&ispsne Nmentements wu,ben
pom Der &s6ten unc ben Bonapartifen
teantraat unp Don Ter @erIammlung
rerGpprf fen.
Der Y~oraarapb. weIder Die Ansrs
fennuns Ger rsputlitanil6sn Stauts<
form in f@ f9lieet unb ON, 80. Sas
r,uar iur cine Stimme Nebrbsit err
belt, purre NIT 433 Stimmen eeser
262 entsiltis uneenpmmer.
S1lieeli@ wuree aud tos @eise
fir bic Reseluns Der bTsntli6en Sc
wultsu nit 436 Desen 262 Stimmen
dn9enCHmen.
@ie wenia bisie reuen @eieBe rie
@nbdnesr Napolepns einsui@d&tern
serm5sen, seist nadfebenre Nrti3 aus
parts Der betannte Spurnalif paul
be gdFasnas iast TN Pane" bic Nes
publitaner pdren pumm lbetesl, iiter
bic sr,isltsn &slultute fi@ 10 freuen.
Das Septenniunt, ros perlSnli6e Sep
tsnnium allstn iei sas Mtttel ssweien,
bas 5aiierret& su rsrbinrern. Diefe
GGranfe rrare Dol, ben 8onapartifen
niGt iberl&ritten wDrren. Sect MIR
ben bic &epublifaner cas- Eatierreib
trierer berftlen. -.
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&6ni9 MlpbDns ,rnb DON
IN 81, GarlDs.

Getttem Der Scbn Der aus Spanten
Dertriebenen SSnisin ISABELLA rpisrsr
ben Tbrcn Der alien BGurbcneu tn nem
iebenic 11Snen ME rur1 @lblereten
aerriGensn eanee befiessn bat, sspinnt
Der Sampf relGsn Ger iueenplide85nts
NIT isinem Setter, Rem Yrinssn Don
CARLOS, aussufe6ten bat. eth gan; tes
Icnrerss Snterefe. Der beutIbs
S&riftRsler y. Suumfarf, mit ben
gerbdItniGen Spaniens, pte faurn elm
Nnbsrer Ssrtraut, eiebt iber Die ptlfli<
den 3ufdnpe unb Ausibten fol-
senre belsbrsure Darffsuung. inrsm er
fa9t:
3tr boben bic &erolution BON 1868
In itrsr politilasn 2sere unp Snbalts
lofstsit fsnnen selernt; elet@pcbl
bat fe sro6e uno ttefe Spuren IN rem
2unre juridsslafen.
Der Staot bancroft, Der 0pltspobl,
ffann perntdtst, oae Banbe Der Srrs
iauna aufse.Sst, bic gauge Arbeit Der
NatiOn felt siniesn Sabtsebnten sers
trimmert--bas III pie SumHe Der gr>
9etnife. melde Spanien Der pom ean>
isn Iiberolsn europa nit freurtesm
Subsl' ~bserieten. pom ibm feltf NIT
f~rrSslbaftem 9si9tfnn serulpften Wi>
Iitairmeuterei Rom September 1868 .sa
ranfen bat. Die budfdb!i&e @abrs
belt rRltr Bsbuuptuns sntsins natar>
lid ben u~nausssisst tbdtisen @ertrstern
Der iIabslinilds alfOnffil9sn Sntere6sn
chen 70 penia. als fe ben eurOpdls
6hen Diplomaten, ad@ Rem unri6snpz
FEN unp frtpOlten untsr ibnen entssben
tUnnts. Dabsr entfanp auf Der alfpu>
ffif1en Gette Der Gntldlue, ale
8rdfte nufSubieter, unb aud ras off
eieue europa fab pobl etn, bab es eis
men Serranp nt@t metr lang .rerre
boIten tSnnen. Die alfonffil1e Yar>
tel Islbf, rsrsn 8soeutuns uno 0efabr
fir Don Carlos i'd dhcn I'm Sabre
1872 ssbibrsnp berporsebOten babe,
Gbetanp uQudlts une befebt jest Scrs
isuesreile aus fDlaenren Glementen
1. Nus e~enjsnisen @srrdtbsrn BON
1868, pel&e in Der fsitberisen 1rns5s
bic wsbsr ;u grunpe aeeaneen inr,
nod ibre Ns@nuns ssfunben buben.
Sic sera&tsn tbre fribsre S1ma@ ses
gen bic @utter gut 80 MAIDEN, inrem
fe REM Scbne. paS .Seepter IN cie
5anb fpitten. sic spsifslten niGt,
cab NlfCnio ipear aus ibren 9dnpen
bte bstb srlsbnte Srene unnebmtn mere
be.
2. Nus ben pplitifreneen 0eneras
len pur6 Die Sant. Sc 1T Elm bsfann>
trs unsliif bee surppail&en Spani,
ems eeraee ebenlO wie pes frdber lpas
Snil&en Nmerifa, bae belize felt einem
balben Sabrbunpert ron pOlihfreneeu
ScIratsn gslsitst unc misbaneelf tpers
BEN. SO III cies ent,pseer Elm Seweis
politil9sr u%nmiinrisfsit zines 0o!fes,
Deer Elm 8speis pom ppIitii9em Mas
3rasmuS im pcrlfesenesn Sale pobl
unsweiflbuft cas- Grfere. @epib abe,
sit 70 sieL hae Die fdmmtlt&en prUnun,
YtiamientpsW dnner Der ilabeainiiGer
93eit beiu enbsaIiissn SteSe hes Dor
Carlos ;uur feline rerfSnIt4c 8erfcls'
uns, rpbl ater ete rauernbe 8erni4.
tun9 iesliGen GtnFuGes auf caf
Staatsleben NIT Si6erbeit 80 errrarter
babsn. @enn bic surOpdii9e Dtplos
ntatie ptrfliG BON ernften, woblppIen'
ben ueb weiien @efnnunssn aeser
Spanien tsleelt tudrs, 10 niBte ii
f@On aus hem tinstsen bier in Grasl
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s GuilIet0n.
bliben Roffn sbnf porntn ?

Refine Stunte Fieee tir Sereebens,
ge.bru6 10 aud sin Tbsil bss Scheme
Sbateipeare.
Gag, mo III bas 3aus,
Mp Rsts Elm unb aus
!3iebsn bic 8ssliften,
Walen Bic GniaGften,
1lnb nur Slid fets urbnt2
Gag. no III bic Ebir,
9ur& bic fir unb fir
Sur bic Greute sebet,
gtsts bic @pnne usbet
Der ME 2eib f& nabt?
9abf tu ie etn Dad,
Sbne llnsema&,
Inter benz ni&t 3aste,
Nte eth BUrtlein tlaste
Gtne Nsn59enfeep
gra6f bu &Oisn siel
Abne Tprst am Sttel?
Nu6 ntd grab bic f&Gnsn
@tets Elm Citadel trSnen,
Der fe f@irmt uub f&ist2
Craft bu ie Elm 9er3
Obne Rreua unb S&mer3?
rne bid folte metten
IQ unb isbes 9siben,t
Did, nur bid a1etn2
lsa gt
Darum ssbt's sun. 2t&t
Mabrli% anters ni&t
Als burG slGnbis Dassn,
bDurH eehulbts Sfaesn, q
So bur@ 2eibensna@t!
tlne eS wptst bic 6renb' &
Dbne SGner3 unb Qsib, p
Gern BOA Na&t unb Weinen,
Dprt, 10 stsrae l&etasn,-
Sur una Gpitts Sbrcn. .Uf}
r~gy W. &1ot.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-05

po,tcr's American VI ,athly is p ub-
lished nj 6l1 Samon At. Philadelphia
II is wide column scscnt,.two PACED,
deliberately illustrated magazine dc.
yutcd to history, literature, science
and ut. and is published At Si,OO =
year. We have examined it, contents
will, ! great deal u interest and profit
In tho several features thGt form itt
leading characteristics. Its historical
articles arc largely contributed
by Benson J. Losing the historian.
We will furnish it to the subscribers Of
the PLAIN DEALGk on liberal terms.
Parents and the public arc invited q
call and examine il aud they will thus
BE- pretty surc to furnish il u their
children.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-05

MoRE SENATOR'S ELEcrEp.-New
Jcrscy has elected Theodore +. Ran
dolph 10 the United States Senate fos
tho term Of six years from, tho fourth
of next March. lilo was the caucu.
nominee of the Democrats. his aniag.
onist for tho place having been Goo
:. Robson, the jolly old tar that tht
president formerly had A. secretary 81
tho navy.
In Wisconsin. Carpenter and
Brae. caucus candidates 1t tho rcpub
iiean an,; democratic parties. arr .c.
tratcl Ly ,hc election Il Argus Cam
eran. VIII has through m,st of Tho
hail /, hat enc '.i,siy vote. Camcrcs
We understand Is rather liberal IN Mi
views has 10 natk pny ,ct clnging l,
lis skirts, but II he don't send III,
youngest by Of tho member who in.
| troilnccl aud stood hv his name from
iirst H. last. 10 West Point. or on
whaling voyage wc HOBO u SEQ hin
sonndly whalcd i, s,n,c l,oy's fathc
xl,en ho next attempts to be elected
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r. II. f,lroS Plaintiff
AGAINST District court
HENRY PrrSaisI, nuft
To Henry Prentice Defendant;
You are hereby notified that there n now
on file In the office Of The Clerk u the Ibis.
,rict Court cf Howard County. Iowa. a
petition III + X. Fulton plaintiff. asking
That his title To the north half
ol the northeast quarter of
section twenty three car In town shin ninc.
ty-ninc lvv1 north. Of range thirteen tla)
west ii 9Th T.. NJ. sltuatc,l In Howard
County Iowa, which he holds under aud by
virtue treasurer y deed 81 the east hall Of
said tract Of land, to him dated February
End 1915. and Il ircassircrS decd u thc
| west half OF said tract III land 10 him, tlaic,l
| April 9Th is.i. and one other treasurer
deed of said last described pcicc IL land l.
X. Is futile. dated March 10Th 1874. and
! hy virtue vi canveynnccs of all ~ said land
| from said futile aud others 10 him may hs
established ~ against any md xll advcrs,
claims of yours. and that You M forever
tlcharrcd and estoppcd from setting up .,
claiming any right title or interest In and /,
said real property adversely U him.
Ani unless you appear aud defend there
10 on or before noon uf the and day III III,
next term ri ~,id Court u be begun Nne
held April 10th 1915 III t'rcsco III said cnnn
". your default will be entered and deere,
rendered ~ prayed for,
t5toi +. IL. FULTON. Pin.
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