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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-14

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hoj5 quill aas,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-14

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elsewhere
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-14

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lin'krs. .Deentah. lnwn. q. =. tllutisf.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-14

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-14

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Ds r. MITCHELL
Al'(TlONEEn.

New OfrGtf. lHNn,
Mill cry auction salcH II, ANY I,all III ilr
country, md guarantee satisfaction ii nn
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-14
NEW
NfI-A'r N1AItI< I.'I'.
llA JOHN llHl ~,

NN JNIiN IlNI TN.
In kpps ulh stnrr. Mnrii III Gfr~o.
Where may always Ne fo,inl fresh and
aalt mrass, tish. Poultry siAi,r. ~. NJ.
Our motto |. ANAL profits, and rendy pay
So ! $40 ss%r,.. @ -. .e,'l Il u i''"s, f's-
srissoS Al Tn. Portland. Maine. an,i
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-04-14
IN DgGltUl'f,
AUCTION 1.f.l..

Will sell goptl- n, elnion N Howard and
adjoining anlinliea. ~ short nt,liar ul,l
rvnninhIr terms Satisfaction f,lnfhiNlsa,l
~ ~ l,n, fer irfnH. AisinAA ~ lraNr
word ia this otliru l'1irf
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-09-29
Chicago & North
western Railway.

Passengers for CHICAGO Detroit, T-ledo CGeve-
land, Buffalo. Niagara Ills rtt,burg, Cincinnati
'ehsitsr. Albany, Toronto, Montreal, QCebrc, PORT
l,ui Boston. New York. Philalclphit, Baltimore.
Washington ST. Lrpis. Ctirn, san Francisco, S+cra>
m-nt,. O-d-n. s 1T Lake City, Denver C,.nci ufs,
sionI CITY. At. Paul VI rq rr =, E,ra alta Nerash
Madison Che'.nns. aha. fauk or, W.noka On
lufh, Grc-n Bay, Milwaukee, and all points North,
West, South AMI Ea't, should iuy their tickets VIA
the
Chicago 81 North. Western Railway.
Close connection. are made ut Chicago with the
J. k> shOr. 4 Michigan Soathern, Nj ulsaa Central,
Baitim rc h ohio, titt.hurE, Font Ntyne K Caio9g
kanSsk-e Line and n Hanile Rou es FIR all
p'iu-s EAsF and SOUTHEAST and with the
Chicago Alton and Iliino Central f,r all points
sOUrH
Gloss INJECTIONS 40 slsb ma t. with the Union
Faeihc X. 2. at Omaha for al ar West .unts.
C2oss connections d1s tnad5 at julctiolt Prints
Tith trai5tA Of al rross roads
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-09-29
Sale Of Forfeited State Lands,
Oiice of Commissioners of School University Lands
MADISON His Aurust o1s+ 1875

Office of Commissioners of School University Lands
MADISON, Wis. August 31st, 1876.
tce IS hereby given that all the school, uniyeT
MY agricultural college, forfeited morgaged, and
swamp Ia ds III the state Of Wisconsin. which have
been forfeited hv reason of payment of interest
tor the year 1876, will be offered for sale at public
auction at the Capitol in Madison the 14th day OF
December \. L. 1876. unless redeem I'd said
sale 70 coma ence n o. lock a. m, and continue
rom DAY to day until all of sa lands shall hs We
been offered. said lands Will be offered by counties,
arranged IN alphabttc, Il order
Among these are he following described lands in
Douglas County, which will be offered at the price
named opposite each tract Cunder the heading Total
amount dus state which includes he principal due
at The time OF tGrfeture the interest on the same to
January |, l''1: all taxes which have been return d
against the land and remain unpaid; the Of ad
yertls ng. ana three per cent. damages
said Lands will be sold subject to ali unpaid tax,
assessed a-alust the stme, I cluded herein.
The percentage payable ut the time Of purchase
viii be fixed by the Commissioners at the sale
PETE DOYLE,
FERDINAND KUEHE,
A. SCOTT SLOAN,
Commissioners Of School and University Lands.
Sar,tSiT
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-09-29

Description. Sec. amt
Town 40, Range IA
P PeeSor ne or % 113 43
II Hayes
und a sw or Of
sw or Of NV or a IS so
Estate II Bennett
NV or Of lie &c of
sw or - 36 04
Unkn wu
5 a in W 12swqr27 , 90
: q ne Or sw or 27 70 81
NV qr ne or sw Or 27 6 IS
he or Sc or sw qr27 6 45
II Hayes
und 4 lots 3, ,4529 IS A
Town 40, Range lS.
/ NJ Coyner
5 81 100 acres in
lots Band 4 35 5 AZ
Town 49, Range 10.
H Lassell lot19 16 "A
{ . Sc Or 9 % IL
sw Or sw or 10 II 2S
W Montfort
ne or II SIS "A
II = Sc qr11 . 05
sw or II 55 %
Town As, Range Is.
Nelly NJ Wills
lot ? p 6 90
Sc or NV Or u II IS
H W Shaw Lit 3 10 6 7'3
Town 48, Range IA.
Fl W Shaw
Sc Or Sc or nw qr2 6 03
re az sc qr 3 is IL
sc qr ne or 3 IS IS
a Il sC o,.pu- o-9 q 81
Y - ar ~ u = q Go
"a Gr % ~. q O G0
" V6rbec
s % ne or l3 % Is
Nelly VI Wills
e % e or 10 % G2
Il NY G,-se ar IL & OK
Town ia R.noaI2
unknown
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-09-29

Town A, Range IL.
: ; Vaughn lots Il II "a
Town A, Range 10.
Unknown lot / SO - "a
Town 43, Range Is.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-09-29
Town of Superior.

Street Lot Blk Amt
L Checker
West 1st 202 10 81
r S Bnrbridge
" est ID 81 70 36
ID 24f a II
" Sd 122 10 81
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-09-29
Redemption Notice of Tax Sale of
May 18th, 1874.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, County of Douglas-ss.
Office of the County Clerk.

- oupeTIuf, august 10Th, 1876. (
me ne Ioi!owlng pieces OF land having been sold by
the 18th day OF May 1874 for the taxes interest and
charges for the years 1872 and 1873 Therefore no.
ce hereby given that unless said lands redeem
ed from said sale on or before che 18th day Of Nav
A. d., 1877 they will be ed to the respectiye
purchasers or assgnees according to law The
amount OF taxes, interest and charges calculated up
to the last day of Redemption is set opposite 10 each
piece respectively.
VINCENT COURNOYER County Clerk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-19
Union Prisoner. in Confederate Prisons.

To THE EDITOR OF THE sUN--Str: In re-
lation to the statement OF Col. d. T. Chandler.
mentioned in the enclosed article from THE
Sun OF Feb. with caption of "a Reply
to Jen. Davis" 1t Is only necessary to say
that Col. Chandler is no authority for anything.
lie was In the Federal army and did not go over
to the Confederates until about two years after
the war began: and no never had the confidence
OF the Confederate authorities.
His report on Andersonvllle was sent TO Gen
Winder for explanation, and the reply so CON
clusively proved its malicious falsehoods tina: IL
tine reporD was put aside rs unworthy OF
notice; IN fact the reply WAS 80 conclusive Of
the propriety and Just management under the
most trying and harassinR circumstances. that
the department concluded TO place under the
same contfol all the prisoners east " the Missis
sippi.
II has always been understood that Col
Chandler renamed IN Richmond after It's evac-
uation, In perfect confidence that his course
would commend him to the favor OF the Fed
erals; his devotion to the Confederate cause
not having been such as to give INN any appre-
hensiOn Of trouble. Gen. Winder from the FIRST
was for releasing on parole all sick prisoners.
and then all OF every kind, without regard To
any reciprocity on the part Of the Federal Gov
eminent. In these views, which he repeatedly
proper care OF prisoners, he was supported by
Coy. McGrath and Senator Chestnut. A COM
mittee Of six persons selected by the prisoners
themselves came on here to represent their con
dition. This committee acquitted the Confed-
crate authorities OF any intentional wrong, and
attributed the sunerinGs to the authorities ina
billty 10 secure proper supplies. NERITAs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-19

FRIDAY. Feb. ls.-Flour was dun; business
mostly at unchanged prices with occas onal cone es-
sons made Corn meal dull. Rye nour easier. We
quote; Flour bDl. supernne state ana Western
H.3O0Bti. So extra state &c, t5.lOIt526i winter
wheat and AA, e. 25@tS7b Minnesota patent, t6 SO
@t9b0 s.u'hern bakers aud family brands, Ests75
Rye -four, " .Bdosfi.gO.
Provisions Pork was active and higher sales A. 500
bbls. 81 s56t22OO for March t22 OOgt23 for
April Bacon strong sales 100 bXs. city long clear At
l2iG l2iac Lard was again higher sales on the spot
40 tcs prime western al tl3AOdtl3,5O, ana city AZ
tl331g.; and for future delivery 5000 ties. Al fl3i1e
@ti3 52ip Tor March, tl30O0tl365 for April tlas939
Tor Ma, and 1880 for June. Dressed hogs, 1880 lie
for Guy, aud lO5ac for Western. Butter anu cheese
quiet.
GKAIS-wheat dun and heavy sales 10000 bush in.
Guiding small lots OF No. to MI al tl3O IN store; no
grade winter al tl.ul, kn-dried white Csnadi, duty
paid, at 81 10 10 arrive tl25 for No. 2Milwaukeo
spring, and 81 for inferior spring. Oats du u sales
n 800 nush at i6c for No tSc for No mn Nel, ana
u i3c for inferior Western mixed, and 4aao2c. Tor
white. Rye quiet at S5otNOc, Barey-Sn 1000 bush.
at Zoe for common tworUWed state and DOC for fancy
Jefferson county Canada duh Barley matt IN fair de-
maud. Corn hrnrr; sales 5000 bush At 6a@GOc. tor
no grade &c Tor mixed, spot and February delivery
0aic mixed March delivery, Opac. IN store Tor old
Western Mixed TO tor choice do anoat. and 62Iac for
steamer mixed, ia store,
GRooERlEs-liio coffee was more active and hrm at
14aWlSac., gold sales here aud at Baltimore 20 500
IS591 tor Maracaiho, both gold Molas- quiet, the
Rcr quet and unchanged. Raw sugars quiet and weak
al 7]19Isc for TAR To good refining cuba sales
800 hhas at tue inside price. Refined steady 1910
lO1lC,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-19
THE RUSH TO THE HIPPODROME.
Both Halls Filled Morning and Evening, aud
Thousands Turned Away.

The noon prayer meeting In the Hippo
drome, yesterday, was attended by upward OF
six thousand Ave hundred persons. Dr. Hep
worth read the requests for prayer. The con-
gregation sang the 18th hymn, and Mr.. Moody
spoke on incompetence" The Rev. DR.. Booth
prayed and the congregation sang the 10th
hymn, and then DR.. Hepworth spoke upon In
temperance. The Hon. VIM T.. Dodge spoke on
the same subject, and Mr.. Sankey sang the s1th
hymn. MIR. Moody pronounced the benediction,
and nearly four thousand persons went into the
smaller hall, wherein the meeting exclusively
for women was organized.
In the evening every seat was occupied. and
more than seven Thousand persons were in the
large hall and In the smaller hall upward OF
four thousand persons assembled Nearly HIS
many more were turned away. The Rev Dr.
John Hall prayed, and Mr.. Sankey sang the l1th
hymn. Mr.. Moody prayed, ana Mr.. Sankey sang
the 9Th hymn, the congregation joining in the
last line Of each verse, Jesus of Nazareth
passeth by" MIR. Moody preached a sermon,
and the Rev. DR.. Booth prayed. the congrega-
ton sang the 81 hymn, and more than six thou
sand persons waited for the prayer meeting
conducted by the Rev. Dr. stephen ii. Tying, Jr.,
and about two thousand young men assembled
In the smaller hail, In which Mr.. McBirnie or
gauiZeQ meeting,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-19
OUR ALBANY LEGISLATORS.
ADJOURNING UNTIL AFTER WASH
JNGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
The Canal Auditorship-A Rumor that the
Governor will Nominate the Hon. James
NJ. OnkIey-NIore Baths for Now York.

The Canal Auditorship-A Rumor that the
Governor will Nominate the Hon. James
NJ. Oakley-MOre Baths for New York.
ALBANY, Feb. 1s.-The House will adj
journ until the ed inst, and the Senate until the
2Sth Senator Prince opposed long adjourn
ment saving that taking recess over Washing
tons Birthday was an invention OF the Tweed
Ring. William Laimbeers claim for james ".
Gerards seat was thrown out to-day. Judge
Robertson, in presenting the report, said that IL
was unanimous. and was based on the theory
that the ONCE Of School Inspector, neld by MIR.
Gerard ct the time OF his election was not prop
erly city ONCE in the meaning Of the Consti-
tuition, and did not, therefore, disquafy him for
running for the Office Of Senator.
The amendment to the Constitution, sent here
by the Bar Association and introduced by Mr.
Gerard, for consolidating the Common Pleas and
Superior Courts OF New York with the Supreme
Court, was progressed without action by the
Senate to-day. Mr.. Gerard said that II was In
tended to lessen tho expense Of the legal ma
chinery Of the city about one-nfth.
Senator Baden introduced n bill to reduce
the number OF stenoeraphers and attendants
upon the Justices courts one-half 1t provides
that the stenorrapher for the first district
shall also serve for the second district the third
district to take ia the fourth, and so on.
toufnment of the Legislature on the 18th Of
March was defeated-l6 20 II.
Assemblyman Graf proposes to protect per-
sons who NAV he arrested on suspicion from
unjust incarceration 10y bill requiring the
police courts TO hold evening sessions at ten
o'clock Tor the examination Of such persons ~
may demand an immedi ate hearing.
Assemblyman Fallon introduced q bill pro-
hibiting horse cars from stopping street
crossings or In such position as TO Obstruct the
thoroughfaro.
Assemblynan Patterns bill authorizing the
Dock Com missioner to sell by auction tho lease
for the Grand street ferry, measure that aims
at reestablishing ferry, was reported favorably.
The Assembly passed the bill for building
four additional public baths in New York city
IL Is rumored that Gov. Tilden will soon send
In to the senate the name OF the Hon. James NJ.
Oakley Of Queens county for Canal Auditor.
In the discussion over the nomination of Schuy-
Ter, II WIS developed that several Senators are
opposed To him on personal grounds, and not
on account OF politics. Again It Ia no secret
that Mr.. Oakley and his friends believed last
fall that Gov. ridden favored the election Of
Prince from the First District. and that IL was
his influence that defeated Oakley In the Con-
vention, and naturally they feel unfriendly to
the Governor as they believe that Oakley could
have been elected. BY nominating Oakley for
Auditor, the Governor will hold out the olive
branch and rem we all personal opposition. as
Oakley Is unquestionably popular with the old
Senators.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-19
DIR. Pierce.
Hom ne Toledo Bldds.

Success is never achieved without merit. A
man NAV make poor article and sell II once and there
each one would be enough 10 make decent fortune.
But article that holds the ned year after year and
the sales OF which increase regularly and rapidly. must
(" be. r. v Fierce Of Buffalo N Y, occupies our en-
tire eighth page to-day with his various articles We
admit IT, because we know the Doctor and know Of his
articles. We know him to be regularly educated phy
stefan, whose diploma hangs on the wall OF his Office,
and We know that ne has associated with him several
know that parties consult HIM. by mail and In person,
from ali the states I'm the Union every day, and that
they are fairly anu honestly dealt with.
ms grand result has been accomplished by TWO
agcncies-Rood, reliable nrtlces-artices which, once
intrnuuced Nolk easily 1nhelr own May-Anu splehulu
they ought To have succeeded"
II you would patrOnlze medicines scientifically pre-
pared by skilled physician ana chenist, use DR..
Perces famlly Medicines. Golden Medical Discovery
Is nutritious tonic Alternative, and and
unequallec cough remedy Pleasant PurRatiVe Pei
let's scarcely larger than mustard seeds constitute an
agreeable aud reliable physc FayOrite Prescription n
remedy for debllitated females Extract OF smart.
and an unequalled IMMINENT for both human aud horse
flesh while his Dr. sages Catarrh Remedy Is known
cold m the mead" ever given 10 the public. They are
sold ny druggists.
TWENTY YEARS suFFERFR-oURRD ny TUE GOLDEN
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Dr. r. T. Pierce.
DEAR SIN Twenty years ago was shipwrecked on
the Atlantic Ocean, and the cold aud exposure caused
large abscess form leg, which kept eontlnu
pool Hayre New Orleans, New YORK, ana at the hos
pial ON staten lsla1d (where the doctors wanled %
e one reg on Fna{ stey ,Pspaag dsn MeSieS
Discovery" and now ~ less than three months alter
taxing the nrst bottle, am handn 20 say am com
evening aud shall be glad TO satisfy person Of the
truth Of this Information am ss IYSrs respectfully
o. Jefferson street. Buffalo. N. Y.-Adv,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-19
THE GILLOWs ~ ST. LOUIS.
Three Italians Hanged for the Assassination
OF Fellow Countryman.

ST. Louis, Feb. 1s-Dominica Danlna,
Antonio Catalano, and Bastiano LON bardo, the
three Italians who were convicted IN October
last for waylaying and assassinating Francisco
Palermo. ia the northern part OF this city, In
April, 1874, were banged at the -Four Courts to-
day. The doomed men were accompanied to
the scarold at 1850 p. NJ. by their spiritual ad-
visers, Father SalvatelIi, the Rev. DIR. Gtazania,
and Father Dougherty. Marshal Walron then
read the death warrant during which the men
manifested great fear aud nervousness, and had
10 be supported by their attendants. Father
Grazania then addressed the spectators for the
culprits stating that they gave thanks to those
who took interest In their behalf, forgave oil
their enemies. asked the prayers Of those pres
ent, believed that they would 90 TO heaven, and
thanked God for Civ ing them fortitude to bear
their execution. At precisely liza =. NJ, the
black caps having been adjusted. Deputy Mar
shal Con cut the string, the trap sprung and the
three murderers dangled In mid air. There were
no struggles, and IN i've minutes all were dead.