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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01
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ANnIANtN alltu'lntn~l
Wholesale Prices Tor
Goods al Retail,
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ri rnfisfe ta HnitAnhesfAs W. 'HHs ein'ef,
wauil ,rsiiFeisbsft HnhaAufH 81 sna that
he has Iueaairi isH i4fa ~rs' WI ihr uii.
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II ssil ats thing IA sample lrtf latng b
shr fnprr htiir Tine. II ssts smliS hHts Il
ahnsr wholesale ltiv \ X ,AHlt
I sell strictly tnr III !, ,vr IN pf ss
e.mhts. M stock ~ esris bfteuttsh3a h,
depreciation vi Ittsst W. itti tee
small rent. nn,l snsiua ut ethnr expenses
tim numerous ~ iaentiah. esnhreinii III ~
rtint heavy stuck II mpffhHt'iist b..
si,lrs yoa ~. alwa,s getting fFssh tletn
lol W noa,is
Trusting saa Will view the ahatr care
fully. nnd When IN tnwh san vii ell Hhi
Examine n.y. gt,uis MIL its my ssa'em,
ain respectfully ynnrs.
W y GARDINER.
kD' faney Imported cussimrf,s ah,l Tail.
ors' Trimmings Speciality. .inf
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Fine letter paper and envelopes ~
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.<HEH. EE MILL.
sTATEOf IOWA.
HOW AitiltsllttNTf

srATEOf IuWA
liONAND COUNTY
In ihe fircai, r0url VI Howard rounty
/ siuie ~ lnwa
/ ny Virtue u ..a,sIl esrfnii,n Issus |
! frun, Inv nillue oi lhu Ilerk 1T tile Circuit
tunrt Of Howard tunnty. Stare Df Town.
i, iaser ~ John Mia, md agaihri W N
lIfown, Airlimc \ brown, " u sinunds
klla ~ r,lnuntlr nnd i,ny lires,.
dntrd uatubur 2Jr.l. Isis, aud 10 mn
directed euil.tnandiD. mr. Tint ~ ihe gaaIr.
| rhasislH. stuck Or int iesi III any coup NY.
debt. dur, property IN The hands " third
persons, lnnsls nii.l tsnemen,s which ARE
mol exempt by law itaiti execution ~ Ihr
sail " " brown md AIslinr \ lirown.
~ nj II make ~ aa,isc ~ lH made the sim
" -Four Hundred an1 Twenty wight I,silars
aud rigllly .iOur ernis. mud Attorney fees
tnscd ~ Al dollars, with Interest and
cost, lha,r levied upon ihe folluN Ing le.
scflhed rual estate. lying and heing a,,n
nteh IN tht county ofiiOwur,l aud State of
lows, namely
Lot No. seven ~ In ths southeast unnv.
ter rel Ut .seii.h No. twenty. ihf.. ga
in Township M ninriy.ninr M nufil Vi
Nanxe ~, eleven til Nea VI lhe ..h
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And hereby give public nstiee TINT /
/ shall "iler ~, sale IL public cutlery 10 the
tunH llou.e Laur In t'gssru. county ii
Howard md St,ie IT Iowa, On
SATURDAY. November ~. fA7h,
between the hours ~ clock II. In anl /
y clock r. ~. u eail dny-salu 10 CON.
mence vi the hour Vt Z o'clock II. NJ. III
sald day mud Will sell 10 The highest and
best bidder therefor In caAI, tLr abosr de-
scriheh property. ur sufficient thereof 70
satirfy the abasc debt with irirrael and
cost
lated this 80, day of Oct. 1878
n. l.. THOMSON,
hheflH vi Howard 20.
Nv JAs TnoMeoS, deputy. ~
Printers frr. VI DO
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sssI|.is, Lawn Mssr.
IerrrtrrM I1tghrHt e4srnrN nj
ikr Centennial Z.rlsOsssssN!

lAe Centennial E.rlsoseSsSN!
impnrfunf FEATURE far .Seoson
~ ISIS.
REDftTfUN ~ pKiGR'
Ie1s Ireiydv Liyhfv D,y,,'
an Furnj<hsJ Min eifhsr DIherix ~
Koler
II Inns hsen adapted anil eah be sprn In
IN ttHtts I OPERATION ~ thr Public PARKS
III sen York. istoakIyn. huston. Nxw
Haven. Cleveland. Ghisago, and ~ ainosf
NIL The prominent ~, rsrt. ~ tho
IsiiLb STATES anl CANADA.
~. EAtEt..iOit received the Fiset
Premiums III The Hresl lawn MD~vr Trials
he'll III NV tark tisy, tieselDni, ~.
Nassrly. N. i also at TN Dresi tAlsr
National tswn Mower Trial b.ld NJ Gar.
lislp. EnsIanJ. 10 sept. in.. mud ~ msMy
nthrr trial. anL Agriculture. FAIRS held IN
furots NIL smertra.
d stseY fDf Hnni I,Wrr .sisvs FIR
iIDrsr lUney.
Uur Ns~ liorse Ma.et ii conceded 10
~ lie l.lHltru and Hest Horse Lawn
Mower asst m#tv
Nh, Ilar.e auI Hand Lawn Massrs
are alike guaranteed ~ aysfy resIeei
Addres..
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tiss tas sais s'sa htaml $3.50 Al ftasaH.
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LIME, LIME.
ELGIN LINZ E.

Warranted ~ letter quality than Hns
Gihtr EVER .uli In this m,rtst IiMa
house w The rc.r II l.stfi ! st-h. hliHtl
nilli 'lnor Ie,e.. Dear ,Ie Methodist church
in i'F.rpt Customer. viii IN waited NJ.
~ ~ n. +. ltslne | shall trsp ~ bun.l
" III times al i.,a,niant supply bfsliis ui,.
surpassed ar,iel. ~ lime f.,r thr slvnnAl
~ iliis market
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corncd beef. Tongue. Pigs feet.
llnsrd Bcnnr. pirkl.d tongue. Ham.
Chicken, Hau aud IRg-. 1T
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TINW ARE
Cheaper than tie Cheapest.
FARM ERS
See Here.

Ne keep on hand and I'll
fp.m .Shoreis far Alas,
ava warrant them 10 sronr Ia any aoil
We sharpen, rclar,lcn aud polish them
Tor u per set.
We hare improved the shape 1t our
rps. 70 that No defy any pillow made 10
eeualits wDrk. w warrant them n
NcoHr ~ any Sail.
Warmers wanting plexs will Ia w~llto
Try THE CRESlO PLOW
Nar patent shin mak~s I, ,he most dnra.
tle pillow saAe.
rhsMsanAs of plaws arc lhrowA away bc-
can - they are warn through the are NJ u
mans hand IN the shin, the rest III the
mold hoard bciag nearly A good as new.
The shin 81 our rlow can hc duplicated
~ trlAing expense, rendering IA ncariy
a good ~ new
W. nrc doing all kinds Of job work
tight Or heavy.
Netting Wagon Tire sl.so per- set.
AL plow wnrk done ~ usual.
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4 full line III stationery slatrs.
pencils, notions snrlncs. cakes md
cntnbl.s NJ John Mrvninnfn'<. south
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MAGNIFICENT CARA
Wit trpfp Win fHt raLGnHAtIu
WENlISdHOt ~. AlIl BRAKES
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Janne.s NV Patent safety Platform anl
Coupler
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ELEGANT EATING HOUSES
WITH AAti'tE TIME tON MEALA
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FINN IiIltiAIU ~
l'iTTNnl'NNM. utNnItllt'R RUN,
NAlTlMOliE NJ WARRINGTON,
plltLEDEI.rIllA. and SEW fORK.
t,rrni shor linz
To BOSTON.
VIA NEW iOnL CITY.
Reschcs OIL Paints IN Pennsytsania and
NEW jersey.
Pullman fsNlNrc (UrN
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For choice stationery cail III j. u.
Roofs music stlrr.
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All slnts IN SHIRT Anaivt
llasstsHs Nsis. rh.t tsrs. LsstAss
Hhi Ilnalhss fsY shssmsAsf. s.s esq
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tlls aeek In everything rsvtAihisG ~
The tfsie II complete ard satisfaction ~
n ptiret. material Ard wsStnsn.hlp
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l'ivtk sign II The llif teilst
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N s~Nws&s,u~ ~ssN IN s~aws. - ks$s =
sesas4~ss.s ss..ws~~ss IA ArsAAAy A~ssssaa
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New-York tribune., 1878-10-15

OF ice capsized on Saturday last near Norton shoa
Part OF the crew. the captain and his wife. got on the
bottom OF the vessel The captains wife died Sunday
noon. and the captain died this morning at O'CLOCK
The mate the only person saved. The vessel
lies at anchor, and can probably be towed IN.
The schooner Harry and Fred (of Machias), Captain
Gardner from st. John for Philadelphia with cargo OF
aths came on Nantucket Shoals Saturday last, during
cn gaze Sne O1 MueTet Chsnne
and Vas t9Ted to this port this morning y the
for repairs. There Is no special damage 10 her null
A TERRIFIC BLOW ON THE MAINLAND.
CHATHAM. Mass Oct. 14.-The most terrific northeast
gale storm known here for many years occurred
Saturday. There much damage to buildings and
property. The schooner Tunis Depew, from New-fork
for Boston driven ashore and will probably be total
loss. The saved.
WELLFLEEr Mass. Oct. l4.-The cyclone here was the
most severe known for many years. Extensive damage
done to shipping in the harbor The schooner Abole
FrankOrd sunk at her anchorage, and several OtEer
vessels badly injured The seepe Of the Congre-
gatonal Church blew down, breaking of even with the
roof aud carrying the bell and clock with 1t. Several
buildings were injured, and fences and trees blown
down all through the town.
DESETsPORT, Mass Oct. IA furious storm began
here Saturday morning and RACED during the day and
night. Ono dwelling, several barns, Out-buidings,
large storehouse Bakers Wharf and large store
house and packing-hOuse on Nickerson's Wharf were
blown down. The splre was blown from tho bapuS1
Church West Harwich. The schooner J. W. Allen lost
bowsprit and headgear. Two schooners sunk the
tesaviDg Station at Sandy Point Two schOoners are
ashore ON Hardng's Beach.
HIGHLAND LIGHT, Oct l&.-The hull OF the schooner
Palos ashore a. to-day, opposite Life Say:
ing Station No. T. Thirty barrels Of apples were picked
up off this pluce this morning An unknown schooner Is
ashore little north Of the Light.
YARMOUTH PORT, Mass, Oct l4-The schooner E. II.
Nash, Of Calais, for Norwich, Conn.,, came ashore ~
midnight the 18th inst, Will loss Of rlanmast, SANS
aud deck-lOad. The crew were saved
SOUTH DENNIS Mass, Oct I--fhe schooner Isaac
Rich from Philadelphia for Gardiner, parted her chain
during the gale on Saturday ana was blown 10 sea-
CHATHAM hass., Oct. 14-The schooner joseph story
has gone ashore MOnomOy Beach and Is full OF water
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHNGTON, Monday. Oct ii, 1873
The subscriptOn TO the per cent loan to-day was
S1O7,200.
The Treasurer OF the United States ana inc AssSan
Treasurer at New-YOrk have been authorized 10 pay,
until otherwise directed, any outstanding caed DOnus
AT any lime before maturity OF the call WI interest ac
crung thereon including tho date OF presentaV
Internal Revenue Collector WoOdcOok, at Nashville,
Tenn writes My big raid is stil IN progress jack
SON County is apparently invncible Ny raiders can
march through the county and receive the fre OF the
enemy from every hilltop and return the hre but the ma
turc OF tine ground such that arrests OF the armed
yioatOTs can be made"
The American Minister at Mexico writes home that the
free zone ON border has not been abolished as mas
been incorrectly reported What the Mexican do'elI-
nent recently did was TO unite In one regulation the
In force on the frontier decree mas Deeh
RECEIVED To the effect that the ports OF Mler and CaargO
m Tamaulipas closed ana IOrcc VI EuHIus c9'aO
Ilshcu 10 prevent smuggling.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
THE STORM IN THE EAST.
A HARD EXPERIENCE FOR SHIPPING.
,.rn,,,, ~ ,rnrrr ,Nn nIsAs sTER IRON NANTUCKET

A HARD EXPERIENCE FOR SHIPPING.
A STORY OF WRECK AND DISASTER FROM NANTUCKET
TWELVE VESSELS ASHORE IN ONE PLACE.
NANTUCKET, Mass, Oct. 14-Saturday's storm
WIS the seyerest that has occurred on the Island since
the remarkable gale OF ls4l. Wharves were hooded
many vessels parted from their mOOrngs, and others
wing at the wharyes were injured by being dashed
against the stone abutments In the town damage WAS
general though slight.
The fshng schooner Albert Steele, Hyde, which parted
from her anchorage at Chatham, drfted about vineyard
sound and struck upon a wreck on Handkerchief shoa
drftcd thence through Muskeget Channel ana nnaiy
sunk near its opening at Smiths Point Sunday morning
schooner s sunk Just west OF Cross Rip Lghtshp anu
siil another ia ashore near Muskeget The schooner
ouvet M Harwich which parted from her moorngs az
tnRt port on Saturday night, drifed Dy 0reaI roln.
where she was boarded by the crew VI uOry' On uo
man was found on board. The schooner ace OF eIup'
81 Pridgeport Conn, went ashore on MuskeRet. -,
Ihs eantain reports vessels ashore on te south
aide OF SMITHS Island also twelve others ashore
MnsHeget and Cane Poge The steamer RIVER queen re
morris that on her trip from Nantucket to the manahu
Pbis nornng the Sound was full Of wreekage. -
The schooner Union, from Calais me loi new oIA
9Th Ioes came ashore the east end OF this Island on
A win during the gale Two Of the crew were lost In
I"nJing Tho vessel Is total loss The sehooIe lara
lane OF Lubee Me-, for Hew'York, with cary 81 pc
isioes has anchored of the south side OF TINS lA4 u
tth The loss OF mast and sails. She Will be t0Wedb
cAPsIzED-Loss OF LIFE.
MIRTuA's VINEYARD, Mass, Oct. l4'-The schooner
pl1a A. Simpson from Bath for Baltimore with cargo
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
OPINIONS OF ARMY OFFICERS.
VIEWS OF GENERAL scHOFIELD, GENERAL GETTY
GENERAL FRY AND OTHERS.

VIEWS OF GENERAL sCHOFIELD, GENERAL GETTY,
GENERAL FRY AND OTHERS.
Durinp the recess at the Porter trial and
in the intervals when the counsel and the board take
time for consultation, and also in going over and
returning on the boat the conversation has frequently
turned on the subject OF the cipher dispatches
and the STAN they have placed on some OK
the prominent Democratic politicians. TRIBUNE re-
porter yesterday gathered the opinions OF some OF the
prominent persons engaged in the trial regarding this
subject.
General sehoneld. President Of the Board of In'
oury said he had been so occupied that ha
had not read all the dispatches, but he
had noticed that the system or eiphers was
a good deal the that In use by the Army oncers
during the war Like all Army officers, lie fought shy of
politics. but regarded the plot shown BY these cphers
as O great crime against the Nation.
General Getty. who is also q member OF the ooaroi
thought the ciphers had very bad look indeed Gem
eral Fry, Assistant AdjutantGeneraL had been away
and had NOT the opportunity of reading oil tne uA'
patches but he thought II was very grave matter.
General Morel thought the ciphers made an eauavS
binary exhibition of political turptude ana wouu
sIgn their authors to political grave in Dis 0p'""'
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
QUEER PROPOSITION IN IOWA.

The GEEENBACK MEN AND DEMOCRATS TALK OF
HOLDING CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS IN NoYEM-
BER-A FLIMsY REASON.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Oct. 14-The Democrats and
Greenback men of this district (the Ist will hold
joint convention at Mount Pleasant tomorrow to
nominate candidate for Congress, to be voted for
IN November. They claim that other districts will
DO the same, and that by uniting they carry at
least iye out of the nine Congressional Districts.
They justify their action by the declaration that,
according to the act of Congress- the time for hold
ing the Congressional elections in this State Is
the Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
The success Of a similar movement in Colo
fadO ia 1875 suggested in the above dispatch
may have misled the minority in Iowa In Colorado the
hnbguy Of the new State Constitution the Demo-
sias some npsy arguments for holding second
See'on for the XLYth Congress, but in Iowa there
sppears TO be warrant whatever Tor the proposed
eseaen. The portions Of the Federal law which apply
SOongressionsi elections in Iowa given below. 1t
m Dc seen that the set referred In the above dis
s.eA Was made imperative in many States by later
ehe tuesday after he rst Monday In November
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
CONGREssIONAI NOMINATIONs.

SALAMANCA, N. Y, Oct. 14.-The Hon. L..
Morris, of Fredonia N Y. was nominated to-day Tor
Congress by the Democratic Convention OF the XXXd
Congressional District This dstrct-Cattaraugus ana
Chautauqua Countes-is now represented by George W.
Patterson (Rep1 who had majority Of over $500 III
lS76.]
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. 14.-The Greenback
met in convention to-day, to nominate Congress
men. After trying for four hours to secure har-
mOny and to elect permanent officers, the con-
yentiOn divided, and two district conventions
were organized. Lycurgus sayes, Of Providence, was
nominated for Congress in the Eastern District (sD,
and j. Francis Smith, OF CransOn, in the Western Dis
lately Assistant Editor Of The Greer6dck Courier;
I'm the LIST District, Benjamin T. Eames Rep) had
about 8, 500 majority in 1876 l. w. BalOu Rep) had
about 1000 majority In the lid District In 1SI6.l
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO rHB TRIBUNE. |

A PROBABLE MICHIGAN DEFEAT AT CRICKET.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. lf-ln the cricket match
to-day between Australian eleven and the Peninsular
eighteen the inning resulted Peninsulrs "a
Australians lis runs. The game will be continued
tomorrow.
mery prominent Baptist clergyman, and editor OF the
Baptist newspaper here was this morning ordained clergy
the diocese, oficiated
CHICAGO RESOLVED TO HAvEA COMMERCE.
CUICAGO Oct. l4.-An excursion is being organ
for tour 70 the CITY OF Mexico wa rail- 70 galveston
thence to Vera Cruz IL - expected that at least 100
merchants and manufacturers will Join the party
and IL will be chaperoned by seor Zamacona the Mexican
Minister TO this country The purpose 10 70 Oud up uaus
wth.MdIco.
BANK CLOSES IN PENNSYLVANIA.
POTTSYILLs, Penn, Oct. 14.-Ihe First National
Bank OF Tamaqua suspended No statement of its cond
ton has been made pubic
sUPERANNUATED POLICE ASKED TO RESIGN
Boston, Oct. 14.-NOtices have been sent TO the
station houses by the Police Commissioners asking Tor the
In before 10th inst The officers who are 10 resign are
deemed Incompetent because OF age aud nhrmities
HARTFORD TO ACCEPT PAYMENT.
HARTFORD Conn, Oct. 14.--rhe city OvGeTnment
tonight the City Treasurer TO accept payment OF
the 5000 OF Hartford, Providence and Fshk Railroad
bonds held by Hartford
BANQUET TO WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON kS1
BOsToN Oct. 14.-Ihe New-England Franklin
Club gave a banquet william Lloyd Garrison 20 night Pub.
fishers from different parts OF NeEngland ana Ne"fOrA
were present
SAVINGS BANK ENJoGNED.
RosToN, Oct. 14.-At the request OF the Bank
Commssioners atemporary Injunction issued TINS
restraining tho Lexington savings Bank from the iuther
Transaction Of Its aa Will DO wound up without
loss TO ita depostors
RAILWAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Phil IADEIPHIA Oct. 14.-James McCrea, superln-
tendsut OF the Middle Division Of tho Pennsylyana Railroad
has appointed superintendent OF the New org DIVISION
ford biioD VIII take the place oi Mr. McCrea on the main
New-York tribune., 1878-10-15
THE SUPREME COURT IN SESSION.
IHR FIRST DAY OF THE NEW TERM-A CALL ON THR
IGESERLL PRESS DIsPATcn.I

IGENERLL PRESS DTsPATcn.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-The Supreme Court OF
the United States met at noon to-day. In accord
ance with usage the Justices Immediately ad-
jOurned to pay their respects to the President.
They were received by the latter in the Blue Room
of the Executive Mansion, where they pleasantly
spent short time in general conversation. Justice
Field not present, being detained in California
ON account of the illness of Mrs. Field Advlces
from him state that he will be in Washington
toward the end OF the month. The only business
transacted by the Court to-day was the admission
Of few attorneys 20 practice, the only Eastern
man being George T.. Sibley, of New-YOrk. Chief
gin to call on tho docket tomorrow, and the
2Nth Rnle.