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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09
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large number w desirable business
and residence lots w TINT tlonfiShihH
little village for -nl, cheap Special
Inducements offered IN Those wish.
~. ~ Improve their lutr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09

rortliy TIN l,,,ly against ,llsenac
wv purifying thr hlund With l,r
isulla blood Mixture. Thus forearm.
"a. you wiliino. b. attacked by sick.
ness
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09

One hoitis DR.. FILTERS German i'eetoral
a superior combination fur adults and
children, warranted 10 cure amy cough,
cold. bronchitis Of lung affection, Or drug.
Elst authorized " refund money. only mo
Try ", 4w~nson n Lowry. sole nxyI,ts
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09

Dr. WinrilrI''n 'rcething Syrup hnp
never failed 10 give Immediate tulIsl
when used In eitscs III Summer Com.
plant, Cholera. Infnntim or pnins III
ihc stomach. Mothers when your
lltlo dnrlings nra suffering from
these or Kindred causes do mt hesi
.atc to give n q trial, you Will surely
be- pleased with tho charming effect
IT. sure 10 buy Dr. Winchcll's Teeth.
Ing Syrup. bolL by Ill Druggists.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09
MINNESOTA X DAKOTA,
Nv llk
WINOnA Ii ~ Feits Railroad (Onspany


Tir Winona Il ~. Peter Railroad FL,
isuo~ offering fnr @ale. NJ vary low trirs~
H. lnnI Hfatli lnnds alung Nv linz II lie
Railroad III southern MihneHpia ani Iaa,.
etn Dakota, anl will receive In III ymrHt
therefor. ~ t,nt. any " tbs Mortgage
ll1n,ts ~ aald Company
Thes. lands liz IL Tin great ~lmai hrll
II thu Northwest. In y climate nasnr.
passed for health. fu.nsss, and In u conn
Try which, Il leiny rapidly settled by /.
thriving ahd industrious peoplo, composed
IL = large extent ~ fnrMerA, fruit, the
ka1tetn and lLe nld.r portions n The
Nosthwfsisfn Ntnirst
u N. HuKeliANp, Land Agent f,r
sale VI Lands II said Company, 81 Mar
sbNlt, Lyon County. MINI.
uEO, Y. GOODWIN, Land Commissioner
urnsral Onire II Chicago h North.
Western Hallway Company. Chicago, III
- To MI rsr.sns requesting lntarmn
tlen, by mail " otherwise, circulars md
Map. Will b. sent FREQ of eust BY said
Land fosnmIrstoasr o. said Land Agent.
fAMU
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09
LIME. LIME.
ELGIN LIME.

Warranted IL HITTER quality than IN,
other ever sDid In this Marirt. Iin.s
house In the rear NJ L~nt's aAsh. blind
and DIOR depot, nsar tlse Methodist church
In t'lrsco, Customers Will 10 waited up
N Av r. r. Irvine. | shalt keep on hand
AZ Al times a. abundant supply 0fthlr un.
ssrpat-ed ~ o. NJ lime for Inc demand
IN this market.
Ant r - NJ DAsnn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09

For Headache, Constipation, Liver
Complaint and MI bilious durango
incnts NJ the blood, there isno RENE.
dy ~ aure And nnfe w Ebert. Dny.
light Liver pills They stand nnriv
allied IN removing bile, toninH the
stomach nnd hi giving healthy nctl.n
% tlr liver. boli IN nll Druggists,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09

mn 0Qllinhrw huntss Al all Nutldfs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l.airs, Catalogues
Ahd tltealArs. With nrw styles, reduced
rtlcvs aha much Information. sest ffer,
MABtlN a HAMLiN UituAN III boston
New lorA M uhitagu. 1ya
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09

Uncle Nnm's Condition Powder
prevents disease, purinca the blood
improves tho appetite. gives II slnooih
anil glossy uoAt and Keeps the nnl.
mAl In good condition. All Drug
glsts sell H.
Do not neglect d Cough Or Cold.
EllcrtA Extract NJ TAr nn.l Will
Cherry Ii u standard remedy In all
throat, HsthmAtic and bronchial NJ.
fcctl0ns. and has saved mnny win.
Ablc lives. Itnever falls ~ give antis.
faction. Sold Ivy oil DruRgisis.
DR.. Jaqne's German Worm cnkcr
arr IN effectnnl and safe remedy fot
worms, They arc Pleasant 10 take
and not only dcatroy tho worms, but
remove NIL traces Of them from thu
thu system leaving The clill healthy
md strong. They arc warranted 10
give perfect satisfaction. Hold BY
MI Druggists.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09
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Root. nliss!r aiprn,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09
NEW
BOOT & SHOE SHOP

t0r thv hest custom made nunt ~ aLos,
fully warranted, and Al xrsAtiy 70.
tiused prlccs, rail- On
FRANK PARKER.
OVER the stere III whitman Il i,laek,nan
first hulldinn south " tl,e t,uA once
IN rREACO, tup stairs
LDOA M MC 31Ir1s..
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15

PHIhApBtpHA. March 1.-THE mint In This
silver dollars. On Tue dry some 10 600 pieces
were coined; yesterday, about 10 ooo and work
is progressing rapidly to-d ". TIE authorities
gold OF par. IN sums. Of from sto 10 sl0o Of the
large amount colt y. there was but 5000 taken
from the mint Yesterday: these being secured
by shopkeepers and others, who desired to dis
play them for the purpose Of attracting GUS
tom.
One OF these dollars was sent to Murat Hal
stead OF Cincinnati. and number to pfoIn-
nant citiz"ns throughout the United States
Orders have been received to transmit 300 600
TO he nb-treasury at New York. and probably
they will arrivs to day and bs ready for dis
tribution on Friday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
Emlgra ton To Liberia.

PHILADELPHIA March A.-Ths PROCEEDINGS Of
the meeting Of the Pennsylvania q Colonization,
Society managers indicate very general do
sire ON the part OF the freedmen In some parts
OF the South to return 10 Africa.
VIM. Coppinger, CORES sDonding secrs' Ary of
the American Colonization society. was present
at the meeting, from Washington, D. o. and
furnished for examination numsr ,us letters
from freedmen received since January /. "a n
estly asking for aid 10 reach Liberia In most
eases the applicants offer to defray O portion of
the expenses OF the passage, and In some cases
one half.
The reqnes's come from Massachusetts. Penn
s7vania. Virginia North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Georgia. Florida, Alabama, Mississippi.
ArkAnsas. Louisiana. etc. Thee applications.
made within two months from tive VS. States
and from persons claiming TO represent more
than 5000 freedmen. manifest a very deep and
growing desire 10 reach the land Of their aneea-
tors. and there build MP the Republic Of Libe-
ria. which closely resembles Great Rritt in and
the United States In laws, constitution and re-
ligion.
It was unanimously voted 10 authorizs the
American Colonization Society 70 send so emil
grants TO the place seiec ed By Mr.. C,pplnger.
and Mt Tire expense oi the Pennsylvania G ,ionf-
zttion S5ciety. The exDeffti ii will lea~n IN
the first o. May, and the emgran will 4, esa It
the flourish nz settlement at Brew &c ILL.,. esn
miles from Monroyia. Il was namef In honor
Of the Iafa harie4 Brewer. OF pitssburx. oy
C0ntinuea On Last Page.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
DOMESTIC INTELLMENCE.
CANA pa.
The Ornngemen and the Ca thDIlCs - A
Mnrder0us vigilance
Committees Pr0pDs@d

M0NTREAfn March IA mnrderons attack
was made upon young man named David
home In the Eas' End, By two men armed with
revolvers. who fired q number N shots at him.
Two tA kng effeet one under the left sye and the
other 10 The leg above the knfa. Carry Ig q mefn@
ber OF the Irish Catholic Union, while his as
sailants are said to belong TO the Orange Soeis-
wounded man identified James Irwin. q brass
founder and Prot stanf, who is under arrest.
as 0ns OF the two men who pursued him LaTefs
examination and much excitement prevails,
movement is on foot TO form vigilance
e2mrnihee ~ citizeDs 10 patrol the streets at
night. as the constituted authorities are evf~
IDENTITY unable 10 prevent nnoff f-nding people
from being sbot down by aa3assins. A mounted
police patrol IL also demanded
There are now two men In the hospital snf-
ferng from being shot and two from being
stabbed In these marty riofs
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15

ASNApoLIs,. March 4-The resolutions md
the Maryland House Of Delegates as the order
Of the day at O'Clock last night. ths motion
being to suhstitute the, resolutions and memo
rial for tho unfa.ynrable report Of tbs Commit.
tee on Federal Relations. which had the same
under con- -iderati. n.
The discussion lasted until midnight. when.
by unanimous G ,nsent, other resolutions we're
offered by mr.. Blur as 81 substitute for the mn
favorable report, in which it Ia asserted that by
acduieescenre in tho presidential fraud Com
stion Of Mr.. Tilden is denounced as @ fragrant
outrage
The resolutions were rejected for want Of o
"a. nHIS III.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
PInehhack Talks About Anderson.

NEW YORK March 1.-THE Posrs Washington
special says: Z. u. S Pncbback. in n private
lslter received here to-day says that Gov
Nichols has determined not to act In Cen. An
When the case is settled 80 far as the courts are
concerned. Gov Nichols says that he will act
and let lhe people OF Louisiana know his
reasons for doing So PInchback says that he
il we'll Informed as tc what is going on The
inference is drawn from what he writes that
Anderson will be pardope1
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15

WASHINGTON, Mareh tA-Tha Ways and
nj ans Outntnites has under consideration. and
may possibly report the bill rt-enaeting the In
come tar. This measure proposes to Hy the
rate ot tax on all incomes between 5000 and
5000 1T per canf on those bet wpen 900 and
sip,mo at per cent, and on all incomes In excess
OF $4,000 Mt 4 per cert
The. report which will accompany this bin
SHOULD IT be presented to the House, will con
formerly Imposed, and a statement OF the
amount OF the expense Of its collection E%ti-
mates qf the pr babIe amount OF revenue to be
oe, ,,,, ived from the tux. should 1t beeoms law
will also be appended.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
Use of the Legal Tender Reserves To nuy
N0nHs.

=, WAsHtrstoN, March tt-Mr Hardenbereh. Of
New jersey. will inr oduea, us soon as hs has
e. utpof, uhtty.a bill to authorize the national
i,Anders ~ held In reserve according B, The
law. Mr y ,rdnnbnrgh believes that IL hts hil
100000 viii open the market for bond In lie
an 3nnt. and make what Is now nm idle pro.
tern. N'o
NJ. Hafdenbergh u a member OF the I,anking
anu CURRENCY Cp,ntnittee, which is bound TO re-
gard his propostion With some favor Con
troiler Knox, II is said. desires to see the Ia 80
ansuded ~ ~ ~ law y"
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15

WAsHtNGToN. Mareli i4.--'Ths United States
consul y bermuda reports the arrival at III at
port Il thtt teen shafnsn from the Unitsd States
on February ~ 1T sea, The men wers brought
to The port by the British bark Tenplar, and
were at once shirted tp N " York by the
stanms b 2 Carnh. The details Of the loss Vt ihe
Celestial Emp re were not yet known at date OF
the eonsn.'s report
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
Mistress Among American Mechanics nj
st. JOfsn.

WASHINGTON. March l4.-The consul nj At.
yhhn, N b, writes tn the Department OF state
That there Is much distress .atnong the mnthan-
States 'a@t year, undAr The indnnemert ri hieh
wag"s an eadv work In rnilway and othar
snfeat,ptfses. and constant applications are made
60 him ior relief and Transportation home.
wh,ica ~ ''as no au horlty tp grant.
:, Ih9 lumber and shipning Interests Of New
bInhsW nk continue much depressed aud this
rethrls the r.ibui ling Of the irpt dist let of
~ Jhhn. Wages have fallen greatly. and ma
sons who last " ar rteetvad from, s3 10 81 80 per
hay ean bs hired now at 81 If to ~. and earpen-
81 ~ NJ advanee in wages is likely and many
Workmen are out Of employment
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
The Fnrnltnre Men ana the Tarln n,l,.

NEW YoRK, March IA meeting OF the Fur
nture D 'ard Of Trade was held this afternoon
Hspresentaiives were present from Philadel-
was 70 consider. the tariff bill now under dis
euss1on before, the Committee on Ways and
Means at Washington, especially with regard
porls from South America number of minor
amendments TO the bill we're suggested, and IT
committee by Mr.. Wood Of New York and Mr..
Burchard Gf Illinois -
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
The Contest for smaiis' seat In the
House.

New YORK., March 1.-THE Graphic's Wash
to-day began tn consideration of the contest
for tn seat of Sma Is OF South Carolina. Al
majority. II Is claim d blythe CONTESTANT that the
presence Of troops 50 intmid 4ted the Demo-
Gratis that hs did not receive the vote he would
otherwise have had.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
The Tariff Rili-Expected Flow of npn-


HEw ToRK. March 1.-THE Herettrs Washing
ton special says he new ,ariff bill will bs really
20 g. reported TO the House early next week,
is probable that the eonsideratton Of ihe bill
will have. 10 be deferred for some weeks.
members have not yet exhausted their pto.
auhnes Tor political purposes, so the Proposed
recohstf uetipn OF the tariff will devslop an
amount. OF bnncombe for the coming campaign
that will make night meetings necessary 10 the
end OF this session Of Congress-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
Rlaine's Point on -churz.

NEW YOKK. March 1.-THE Tribune says that
when Mr.. Blaine coutrAsted Senator Sehurz,
who was indignant that spies should be- sst to
watch New York merchants. with Secretary
TAM he saens u.s. 10 oig have de s poot o,' "' MON
The Star says Senator Blaine stripped off his
coat and went for Tuneful Schurz in true glad
atoria fashion.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
work of the Military Affairs Committee.

WASHINGTON March 1.-THE House Commit
by JaSge Advocate Gene al Dunn. ofthe United
Stat army, with RS erence to the condition and
management OF bis bureau. DR.. Huntington,
OF thu Soldiers Home, submitted some augg. s.
tioDs concerning proposed amendment OF the
a my regulations. VIII pt ovtdes that when an
ASST tant surgeon In the army hss served three
years he is subject at anv time to be examined
for promotion. II he declines the examination,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
The Cause 0f Engiana's Denrann for tine
WhRlA Treaty.

lands trnand for the submi ysion of the wf1ofs
treaty to the conferences. is the result OF
snspteton that secrst treaty has baen entered
OF the principal tfehy This beliei IL srengih~
ened by recent articles In ths journals Of ST.
Pete sburg. There Ia q probability that the
cJnfet enee will mest on tbs thiriieth Instant
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15

LoEDoH. March TN the Honss OF Conn
mons this afternoon. during Is discussion on
Cyngress. Sir Stafford Northoots was asked
whether the Bland act cancels the Oh igaions
Of the United STATES government to pay the In
terest on is funded l0ans In gold
Chanse l0r Northeots rsblisd Tint the gov
eminent does not feel calsd upon to ask the
would he sold, be hardly Courteous to ask
whether the United States intends to keep their
obl'gations. His statement was greeted Witfs
much cheering.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
| Russian Grant to American Capitalists

New YORK. Mar~h IA 4-The following dis
pach comes through a private source:
ST. PETER BURG. March 1.-THE Emperor has
Burgess, T. b Lane. and other New York capt.
tali-fs.. TO fr ct AM operate grain elevators
throughout the empire,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
Reducing the District Attnrneys.

;. WAsH1EafoH, March IA The Committee on
Evpen1iurs In the Department OF Justice dis
the fees bf district attorneys. and will pri,baiiy :
agree to IT MT their next meeting The bill
should II become law. will hava The effect to
-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
Rnssias Objections to the Demands 0f
ENGLAND

LnrpoH. Marnh A. The conditions dsman1sH
hy England. AS basis Of the conferences meet
Ing. to which Russia has demurrsd. are that the
whole treaty Of psaea shall bs submitted 10 the
conference, ard thst the powers shall abids by
us decision. Rus la regards The conferences an
merely a deliberativs assembly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15

LONDON. March t5A dispatch from Gonsbau-
tinoopls shys that 1000 Rn, saas hare advanced
to Sharket.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
Massacre by the HASN'T M xouks.

IoEnoF. March A.-A dispatch from Vienna
says tia Bashi- Basonks have tnassaerad fha
Chi tlans In AboorazS,i. near the Austrian
frcutiers
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
The New Hampshire Election-Prescott's
Majority.

PosToE, March 14.-Prescotts majority In 212
cities and towns In New Hampshire In 1874. The
fenre entatives returned as follows: ks-
publicaus. 3O2; Democrats, III.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
Russia Declines IN Aeeeae to EnEsana,s
ma

LorpoN. March II "A dispatch from 81. ps-
tersbnrg says that Russia mapifests strong
dtainelinHtion to Accept The conditions demand
ed by England upon which the conferences shalt
frjt
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY SHEET AND SUPPLEMENT-

Or the re7ieal boafi reports him not uualif d
by moral or professional rtuuifemena then,
on he recon manaa'ipn ri the Snrgpnn Gen
sral or me seeretary Of War. he shall be droppe3
from the rolls OF the army
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
KngIlsh nrepnratInns.

LONDON. March 15.-The English government
is laying cables to various points In the Te-
want.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15

FIJI. PETERSBURG. March 4.-The new issue OF
20 toO,too rubles II Russian treasury nds was
fully subscribed for 10 de7 within hve hours.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
Annther AttacE Ipnn TnrRer.

LONDON. March 1.-THE insurgents In BDsni
.Rnh Herzegovina are organizing To attack th
Turks.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
ROME.
Remuneration ny the Pope of the Mate
rial Property Of the Churea.

RoNE, March M.-The congregation Of rardf-
nails has declared that the Pope could nnder re-
servationIin the interests # the Church. re-
nounce the Chureh's material property. bue
that uch rennnciation was not Mt present con
tsmplatSd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
Hopes of n Compromise In Regard to-
FnElanhs DesnmnHs.

LONDON, March 1.-THE hope is indrsesly
expressed that the d sire Of d eompromise lii.
Of the conferences. may bs amieaby settled bY
Germany.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND. .
RaIlnrH.

LoNpoN, March .14.--Cecl Williams. stock
broker. No. Wanford Court. has failed Liza
hilitias about s2o0.ooo. Hs was heavy bear in
British railways.
Discussion In Parliament over the niana
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
The Austrian MilltarY rrealt Rsfn.ss.

VIENNA. March 4s--Ths offioiaf eonnittss c
the Austrian delegation have refused the min
istertal request for s51 .0oo horins for militars
stores.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
ssrvIa Hnoeks at the r,onfsrenee ma,
The Russians stim AayansIps

LoHboH. March IA dlspateti from Vienns
says tnat ssrvia demands that chs tall bs ad~
mltted to The congress of ths powers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
EUR0PE'S CONFERENCE.
EACH r0wER 70 RHsERvH THE ruFys.
LHGE or RETIRING AT ANr
MOMENT.
NajorIsy Decisions Nat Binding Upun spss@-
seatsns Powers The W sssse treaty
tn Rr RmEtsnittpA

!, LONDON, Msrgh I'm tn. House OF Commons
to en- inquiry, said that In tlia e,mfng @ ,nfet-
enee each power you'd preservs the liberty of
The minority would not be bound ,by tbs de-
cisinns of the majority. He also lid that Eng
land demands that The whole treaty stlall be-
placed before the conferences
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
or other 1,,,,ora, Nratter.

through The mails
The Pacific Railroad men are In high feat her
over The informal agreement OF the Senate com
mittee to report favcrab on Alexander sia.
phens' bill, nr substitute FOR the Scott bill of
last winter The committee will probably con
c'ude its deliberations next Tuesday and report
Immediately
The movement
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15

is rapidly coming to head In the department
here and his removal may be eonsid red as
settled upon, and will form o part of The gen
eral programme of The reorganization II Fed
eral patronage In New Orleans as soon as pres.
ent complications arc disposed Of
o BUELL.,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
to account for the
Hesitation sf the House

W INKS Holo ot the question OF AnHerSUnS re-
tention In the Custom House. As mem Toned
In these dispatches some days ago. Clarke. oi
Missouri and Blackburn, OF Il ntucky. have
bot been trying to get the floor 10 make the
necessary motion for suspension Of the rules
to Introduce resolution of inquiry. but, fnr
some ines pllcable reason. Speaker Randall will
not give them chance. | have heard that a
noeratic member from Louisiana who a
very Intimate both with Randall and Hayes, is
at the bottom of this strange business
Packard thinks that the courts here will sus
tain the eonstit ntionality Of the law against the
transm mssion II lottery
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
FROM THE CAPITAL.
THE COLI EEFT0RsHIr mUDnIE-THE
QUESTION OF ANDEMs0N's
RETENTION.
AssteFy Wais MA tier - stephens raclHs
Railroad Bill IN he w. tpnrteh-Ihe
New Orleans PnstosItc4.
Especial TO the Demoera, /


WAsHINeTeE, March IA Nobody here seems
to know anything about the reported offer of
the 60 'lettors hin TO Charles A. Lee. and there
is no authority from The White House for such
report The only Information that ran be got
at here at headau trters, on the snbect. Is that
no appointment will be made until Williamson
arrives here. He is expected To arrive to NOR