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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-16
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withdrawal " suppression \ ,he IN.
Asesmea., ! hetvl, rr~ss.s asaiass saeh
~ svsrsea II pebble Justice and ea,.
rage arna private right. II The Re,
lienr, Ward nsecher b. innocent 81
he charge have rallishea agsias.
him. ! oaah. 10 be punished Cor my u.
Tense TN the other hand. II have
moi aneare.l him falsely and hs were
guilt, e tho eaense. society and law
owe ma an aeqai,al and sinaieasien
from the Indictment preferred sga!ns.
me. Very respectfully you're,
faAscis d. Movlrox.
To lion Winchester Triton. Dis.
triet Attofnty,
| rME pisrRicr ArroRSsfs RxriY.
Office d l'is.ric. Attorney, Kings
County. BROOKLYN, july o.--lrancis
y. Moulson. Esl--near Sir: Tue
contents aud character u The rnhlica.
ton relating 10 tho Rec,hcr-1 il.on
controversy for the pas, year have
been such that | nm inclined 10 think.
that IN case an called npon to pros.
scu.s rsiminally every libel which has
boon published IN connection with Il.
tho moro important administration u
criminal cases will If necessity stand
over for che mort half century. Il !,
amonc the misfortancs u civil court,
tha, parties may thoro indulge IN oil
manner d qnarrsls and exploits, nasu.
ral aud artificial, At their will. bu.
courts of criminal jurisdiction arc NOV.
vi only by tho people aud tor the poo.
plc oi the State. In lhis hut weather
Jail eases like those II Loader anil
Price have The preference. ~ il Is re-
gar,led = greater hardship for parties
10. ~. proven guilty 10 sweat IN Ray
mond street than 70 suffer FROM libel
ous publications. II would afford me
great pleasure 10 Try you for any Of
fcnsc eo,sing within The se,erer duties
VI the summer months. bus il ID out u
my rnxcr % indulge you IN what you
secu 10 regard =. luxury, vt thu cost
u tho neglect Of business entitled 70 =
preference Later on may b able
10 accommodate YOU - your entire satin
faction. mud then you may have reason
10 rejoice that tbs ordeal had mot tax
81 your energies aud fortitude during
the heated term.
Very respectfully.
EiScnKrrxx Barron,
nsAt esaA n tAuenAr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-16
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MsMsy u Van bsfsa.
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IN. Col. Warsen \. Dunean, 81
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-16

lOt will please take notices That
n 'he TAx Sale held ~ Crrsco. " The
County IT Howard Pin thr State VI Iowa,
~ tn nh .lay ~ October, "A. n. lB72, the
following described real pro pcrty 20 VII:
The North.west qsNrtcr u th~ Southeast
quarter " section tl4l In towhahlp ninety
sifeM. ~ sale has been assigned 10 m- and
TINT the right of rcds mptIon will expire
and dfsd for said land ~ mAdr NnleAs
redemption FROM such shls he male within
w days ifrm the completed service hereof
Dated July ~, 1875
X u. ItTLE
f,in'er. fsc ktcQ
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-16

Three hundred men ars now Al work
on she new Hate Capitol. ~ I'cs Min.
-, The 6st story will ~ nearly com.
rlrted ~ winter
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-16

A sriGrtn Warren county young lady
asserted her l~licf IN soman's rights hy
drasgiug her inther ln,.n .taisn Lcsau&. H.
disarrsosssl u round DANCES.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-16
Aa Important Tax Dec islsa.

Judge Wilson rendsssd dsoisioa
yesterday In the matter Of shs tax ssit
IL Augustin " Jno. d. Jcnnings.
City Auditor. II which tho right Of the
city % Impose she aame penalty for tho
nos-pAy.sns Of municipal taxes that il
provided fos Tho non-payment u State
- sosasy taxes. md 70 ssll property
aMd mako dssa whom the taxes And
penalties srs not paid b concerned,
The eosrt decided .hss ths city had no
right y collect moro than III pr cent.
aad 10 penalties Tho ssis was brought
about BY Mr.. Augusta, 70 redeem biz
property from tax sale. hs having ten
dsrsd Tho PROPER officers tho full amosns
81 taxes, with six per cont. intesess
This amosat the city, representatives
would noe take and the property was
ssld. The court decides that Mr..
Augsstin may redeem HE property
The dscison 10 very important one.
conserving frsat essy like ossss.
and II ths judge h sustained - b nm
dosbtsdly will b, II the Gaze goes 70
tho Supreme Court. il will put 70 rsss
: qsssaion which has long bsen In d.
psts u this city.-Dub. Times.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-16
PNn.l, Repairing

Firmly believing thai ~e understand The
ramp hMainesa. Ne would say, that Ne are
iAaa can b. doae elsewhere and =, mc,ler.
ate prices.
eAcr and Once on El.M Street. North ~
TtMas ussce. cresce. lc~a. c~sf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-16
IUJOHN NUIEHRI:

you will please take notice. That
q the Tax Sale held ~ trssco. In the
county of Howard. N the State u IowN. on
tAe IN, day Or October. A, u. iH7a. thr
following described real property. ,o.wiG
The North.easl quarter ofthn Nor,h.east
shlp ninsty.Mlns ipe) Range roars~sA (l+)
WA sold u John Miits, and tho South
vest quarter VI thu Northeast quarter u
SAID same Section Township and Range
wsa said 70 j. Mcnamara. and the csrtih.
cate az anlc NJ bnth Of said parcels of lnnd
have hc~n assigned 10 me and that the rtgl,
II re.ls,nItl linn viii expire and deed. fur sai,i
land be made unless redemption from
auchsals 10 made within u0da.s from the
completed service hereof
Dated July m III,
Il II TtTLE
Printers i.s - 80,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-16


The Burlington Hawkegs abiding
70 Boomers criticisms m Irant In ths
n, Y. Ledger. indignantly Asks:
"What hax No 70 DO With . lsllow
whose shallow fame y bounded BY ths
hscks n yellow covered novels. aMd
Who y known only = tho owner u !
fsa horssss'' The sams question
- bees asked By thousands of ths bsse
men Il To Rspshlie, IN rsfsrsses
% NJ aaaeciatioas with every other.
known scalawag u that kind, and III
oaly known responss waited upon ths
ssphyra 70 thu people h. birds u
feather" &c.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-01

An OLD and faithful and very COM
petent public officer has been Mr.. Theo-
dore A. Hale. eve are not writing his
obituary, thank God, though Our open
ing remark is kind O. solemn-like.) Mr..
Hale has been the Deputy Controller of
this State for more than eight years. He
started in under the late VIM. X. Parkin-
son. Both the Rhoadeses, Parkinson,
Lance Nightingale, and ever SO many
more men of note who are dead and
gone were alive long after The.'s time.
To-day he goes out of office. He has
been first rate officer, and MS good
citizen, all these years. 1t will be hard
to fill all the cbinks that The. has fitted
himself into. Now he is bloated brim-
stone capitalist-a miner in sulphurous
regions-a deliver in the devils fuel. We
hope be will make great big fortune.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-01

THE FAvoBITE.-Tbe Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and Ornsuy streets, $ becoming
the favorite resort of this city. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer. while che
best of wines, liquors and cigars are. also, sold
at the bar 4 INST class Y,,i.0 GdHt. FOR the
amusement Of gue SITS, a cold lunch at all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are it. rcoulaiucL-
dations to public favor. X. Il. Brown is the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-01
Life is Sweet.

Tie blood IS the life of the human system.
Keep it pure and all is we'll for this purpose
no standard medicine has had SO uniform and
amazing success as DIR HENLETs CELEBRATED
!. Y. L. Bittcrs. This IS a pure stimulaut n.cdi-
catcdwith the finest tones and alI ra;ivcs which
the vegetable kingdom affords; and IS the only
preparation at present known which thoroughly
meets the emergency. Tie eject Ct this pop
ular rcsturativeis continuous. Each dose taken
invigUratls the vital energies and the brain, and
its prolonged use will unquesti1nsbly cure any
case Of Gcbility,or mental tcrriditythat does not
arise from organic causes beyond tie reach Of
medicine. 1t is in the s;rictest sense OF the
word, al inyigorating and regulating cordial
If the nerves are treuulOus and relaxed, it
braces them; If the liver i torlid it promotes
activity in that organ: if the appetite POOR and
digestion SLOW and painful operation, II ere
ateS relish for food and enables the =tomac II
10 convert it into healthful ailments. More
over. it is specific for large number O. all
ments. some Of which are particularly pre-
Nalent in the dailp and chilly weather Which
We often experience i'll Iuid-wintrr. Among
these may be mentioned rheumatism, chllls ana
fever. and all tie morbid conditions OF the ii.
gestiv organs. by insuring perfect digestion
and proper fow OF bile. it insUres pure blood,
vigorous circulation, and prompt discharge
CT all waste matter from the system. l-iy4JIE!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-01

\ MARROW ESCAPE from being killed on
railroad train is thus '.otei by The san
Francisco Pos! Of the 18th ul:.: Yes
terday about noon, as the Southern Pa
cific train was crossing the station at
San Mateo at n slow rate of speed, the
engine colded with horse and buggy
in which were seated a gentleman lis
wife and babe. The horse was Instantly
killed, the buggy smashed into kindling
wood, and the occupants thrown con-
siderable distance, fortunately without
receiving any injuries further than few
scratches. The babe was uninjured.
The gentleman was able to come to the
city on the train by which he came SO
near meeting with his death.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-01

IMPORTANT, Endorsed by he Medical pro
fession. DE- WM. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures CouChs, Colds AID Consumption,
and all diseases of the Throat and Chest. DIR.
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHE ANODNNE cures
lin one MINUTE. mhl2-Cm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-01

-
That favorite family hotel and resort
of the travelling public. the St. Charles
Hotel, widely and famously known as
one of the most comfortable public
houses in the State, no longer knows
it founder and longtime landlord. Mr..
George Tufy. 1t has passed out Of his
hands. His broad and manly form will
now know the rest and comfort of life
of ease and repose undisturbed by i'm
patient bell-ringings, unworried by I'M
pecunious boarders, never more har-
raised by late arriving and early
departing guests. Tufy has made
a tip top landlord in his day.
He has had the right kind
of a partner. Her name is Mrs. Tutly.
Nsyer a neater housekeeper than she.
We give him and her and his family God
speed. The Lew landlords are Nessrs.
Trader Il Fox-Louis Brader and H. \.
Fox. They mean to keep up the e1-
cellent repute of the old stand. They
say something for themselves in an adj
vertisement in another column. Louis
Brader is we'll known here. He is a first
rate man. Mr.. Fox is a new conner
Brader's brother-in-law, We believe.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-01
MINING STOCK REPORT


Forenoon Board
G505 Ophir 63, 6311as, G5 $40
600 Mexican pa, 24as
535 Gould Il Curry -, Is
80 Savage 100
81 Best Il Belcher IL !, 40
30 Chollar S21
80 Hale & Norcross 40, 80
1875 Crown Point 81 :. 33I4 bio
90 Y Jacket IS. II
10 Imperial ~
40 Eupire Mil 81
40 Alpha 10
245 Belcher 90, %
20 Confidence IS
IS Con Virginia 4271Iz. 427
4S0 S Nevada l0'.. IL
125 Daney l. 75c
1890 California 61i4
50 Bullion 81
80 Overman 81, G2
100 Succor Is
100 Lady Bryan 81
2s5 Julia II, IL
10 Caledonia II
80 knickerbocker 4 ,. 1
SIS Baltimore .
300 Utah e.
I15 y \ Con %
80 Silver Hill .
$50 Dayton 3
10 American Flat -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-01
Evening Report
100 NJ Valley Z

-, ,vvlr-
~ NJ 'aiie.
10 Lay iIlohIt ~ i..s ~
, 4oo run M I'i - w. " 1oc-
$3.50 Jackson l. lo'c' looc
ID Iiocne .
2I9 condor l
2io beImohl =
93o Itye a'1i' c,,
!00 II D2taHo o c,t
20 n ~ eon - .
-3o RUSSIAN D. -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-01

BIEDsEyE VIEW OF CARsoN.-We have
been presented by Mr.. Augustus Koch
with copy of his Autograph of birds
eye view of our little city. The drawing
is made from n point north east of the
town and embraces the entire city with
all its houses and public places and the
Sierra in the back ground. Mr., K, is
delivering his pictures to subscribers.
AUCTION SALE OF FURSITURE.-Mr.
Auctioneer Corinack will sell o choice
lot of household furniture to-day at his
place of business, north side of the
plaza. Parlor set, bedroom set, new
carpets, &C., are among the things
offered. See advertisement.
S. P. HowARD, convicted in White
Pine county of murder in the second
degree, has been pardoned. He was
sentenced to five years service and has
served five of them.
HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.-Mr.
Thos. Kelly offers for sale his house, lot
and furniture. House situated on South
Ormsby street. See adv.
GENERAL JAMES A. GARFIELD, Men,
Der of Congress from Ohio, passed last
night here. He is to leave for Lake
Bigler this morning.
A NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE is offered
for sale or rent. See advertisement.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-01
Important to the ladies OF Carson
and yicinity.

The remainder of the merchandise be-
longing to the estate Of the late Jacob
Sheyer has arrived in Carson and VIII DE
sold for cash The stocA comprises the
most elegant summer silks, poonSees'
spring dress goods. grenadines, aipacas,
batists. SYisses, tarle!afIs. organizes,
churnbrays, piques. linens. towehngs,
muslins. parasols, hosiery. skirts, NIB
bons and large lot OF other goods too
numerous to mention. A full line OF
carpets and curtain laces. Store IN Cor
belts block. Further particulars OF sale
will be given by advertisement to-
morrow.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-01

TIE EPISCOPAL PICNIc.-Some hand
bills inform US that the Episcopal Picnic
will take place on June Il, at Bowers
Ranch. This is junketing OF all the
Episcopalian Sunday Schools Of Virginia
City. Gold Hill and Carson. We regret
that the 18th has been selected. Queen $
circus and menaeerie shows here on that
day. and little folks who are never very
weIl off for night shows can't attend the
picnic and not be too tired for the show
in the evening. Pity but the picnic
could come of on the 18th or be post
ponce. to later date.
THIS is the first IlsU DAY of summer.
Yesterday was the last day Of spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-18

SYRACUSE, Sept H.-lmmediately on the
assembling OF the Democratic State Convention
this forenoon, Dewitt &. Littleiohn said that
Delos Dewolf peremptorily declined to 20 on
the State Committee, and that the delegation
had substituted the name Of sidney I. Fairchild,
from the twenty fourth District.
The delegation from New York sent up the
following as members OF the State Committee
Sixth District, Henry woltman Seventh her
nard Reily Eighth, Edward L. Donnelly;
Ninth, Thos. Dunlap; Tenth, Edward Cooper;
Eleventh. JOnn Kelly.
Nj ming, from the Committee on uesolu-
tions reported the following
The Democratic parry u New York renewing their
pleage u entY 70 ne prlnclp.cs ndopted ana a.
Demoera,s oI ltle Unied slate, log lher assembled
proved ami endorsed by Democratic maJUritles Ia
hteen ates comprising more than Dlf lhe total pop
from ne National Democratic Platform NJ 1879.
~ The puolie credit must oe saer DIV maintained,
80 speedy rtturn TO specie pa, inenI Is demanded
alike ny ne hlgacsI eonslde ions oi comneree NOR
Totlese celebrations Of y moeratie principle and
busiiess Is caused by inc rea lion from tie unhealthy
smu US of 40 excessive, deprecated and lrr deem
State, anl F,dersl taxa ton, and 6V exlraysgance,
snsir Tne rccdy Tor th. cvi Is ct to be founa ia
& s % 81 s9y M he G IN u ae1 %, 9e
eau be absorbed Dy busnes; face OF tue fact that
Ions, an, stlsmet 20 increase lne currency would
D. Wnrse than lnenrriull TO revive laDsperly iOr
~ NOulu nit'fript TIE healing processes Of IN.
dustry II would be worse than futile 70 restore conn.
dence, tor It would create distru uncertain.
ts IN business, paraze the teSnnings Of enterprise,
rob alor OF It's too scauty employ mcnt, ana wAlO
stin!s the progress OF legislative : forms would Ia
Met laetnS uahunUr uIOn The odit, the Intelligence
suu the char ctr OF the country The Democratic
parry Of New York also rear the PRINCIPLES set forth
N their platform adOp ed last OF Syracuse Endorsed
by 50OOO majority al tue election following IN poll OF
Hesr3 oOoOOO yoes Vndlcated before all the peo
pa OF his rtpubc ~ the llusIrOus adninstrAton Of
NOVrfhuf Samuel D. Tillen.
Nom ne New YOrk Democratic PiaVOrm Of 1874.
J. Colo ana silver the only legal tender no currency
abvsnVertlule with colo.
y sleaqy steps toward specie paymens no step
3 bat award,
s. Aoncsl payment Of the public debt 10 coin. Sacred
pre- NrhliOn # the pubilc faith
4 X Nrnuc reform; Federal taxAtiOn for revenue
b"Doies, IA plau-e.l
o. HOnt rule ~ limit and locallke most Lealousy
the few rAers intrusied 70 public servants municipal
STATE and Vederai no ceutrAl zaiiLn.
o hqua aod eL CT Justice 10 all men partial legls-
htiOn no pLNtial taiation.
T. free pr,Wsi no gag laws.
g. Freemeni y uniform excise law no SumptuAry
o oreA acc, Variability enforced By better civil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-18
STREET CATTLE DRYING.
One Of the Perils that New Workers. nre Too
Ofteu Subjected to.

Between 8 and o'clock yesterday morn
Ing two butchers were trying 10 lead refractory
COW along Canal street. At South Fifth avenue
they were obliged to tie thea nimal to telegraph
pole. Shortly afterward a butchers wagon ap-
preached, and the men asked tue driver to assist
them In tying the animal to the wagon and drag
her to the slaughter house. Two ropes were
tied around the horns Of the COW and attached
to the wagon and the OF front hoof shackled to
her head. The animal soon broke loose, and
spnnginR on to the sidewalk, ran toward
Washington square, scattering tho crowd
that had collected. Near Sprine street a woman
took refuge In wagon standing on the edge OF
the sidewalk. The animal dashed at her, and
running under the wagon reared on her legs,
tossing the wagon Into the air and throwing the
woman to the sidewalk. She escaped serious
Injury.
Oilcer Knapp tried TO catch the rope tied to
the cows horns. Once he succeeded In doing
so, but the animal dashed at him, and striking
him on tue hip forced him to loosen his hold.
The COW ran on again, and at Bleecker street at
tackled two women, and one OF them with
child In her arms had her clothes slightly torn.
A gentleman crossing Amity street was next at
tackled, and knocked down. rye crowd In
Washington square closed around her and
brought her TO bay near the fountain. Ofhcer
Knapp shot the animal In the neck. -Four shots
were fred before che dropped, and butcher
boy Aving cut her throat she bled to death.
The carcass was taken away by the Health De-
partmeut.