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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-26

To Old Soldiers
Editor OF the PLAIN DEALER.

EdltOr OF the PLAIN DEALER.
Several old soldiers have asked
me Il elected, would my influence
and support be given in the interest
and aid Of the just claims Of the men
who had sacrificed health in Il. .
fence Of the integrity Of the Union, 4
the end that freedom and justice
might be the perpetual inheritance
of all its people.
The action OF Z. S. Grant in veto.
ing the bill to do partial justice to
the soldiers, while approving the
salary grab-steal, whereby his own
salary for the second term was to be
doubled, was ore Of 1.-THE causes which
led me to sever my connection with
the republican party. | have ever
since, am now and shall relnain q
supporter Of the principles enuncia-
ted IL the Weaver resolutions which
advocated the equalization OF boun.
ty, pensions and pay to the soldiers
All the organs Of the republican par.
,y,-of the big thief class said thai
bill was demagogic. They favor con
iinGing the pensions OF the bond
holding class, who bought their
bonds 1T Al cents On the dollar bu,
deinur 10 the honest aud Just claims
Of the soldiers who were paid in pa
per currency purpcsciy deprecated in
the interest OF the bonihnlier. The
republicans insist upon being gen
erous TO the nsnrer: our party insists
upon Justice 10 the patriot. and en-
dor5c that rs the correct thing to do,
aud whether in congress or out shah
do al in my power To do them
individually aud IS class full and
ample justice.
Truly yours,
II. II. NELLER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-26


The republicans tell that Weller
has enemies. Every nan who has
convictions on measures OF public
policy has enemies. But such men
have friends also, and Weller is no
exception to this rule.
IL 1877 in Chickasaw county where
he has lived as a farmer for more
than twenty years, and where people
know him. his character and worth,
they voted for him rs senator against
Aaron kimball the vote staining l.il
for Weller to Its for kimball.
In Hrenler county whose people
likewise knew him, his vote was 926
to lol4 for kimball.
In Howard county the home OF
kimhall, Weller's vote was $50 to L.
045 for Kimball, and two years later
when candidate for congress his
vote in Howard was l,ol2 to $50 for
Deering. Aud it must be remem-
hered that in 1876 when q candidate
for senator tho three counties had a
republican majority on state Offices
Of nearly 1000, barely defeating Mr.
Weller.
We submit the foregoing unqucs-
toned facts as full and ample re-
ply to statements that Weller is
without friends where he Is known.
His vote then was in counties where
known and was so given because to
know the man was reason sufficient
why he should be endorsed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-26
Editor Plain Dealer


A correspondent through your pa
per asks me this question, adding
that Minister Lowell, has defined d
| difference between native born and
naturalizcd citizens" viz:
IF elected, what will be your atti-
tudc In relation to the rights Of
American citizens in foreign coun-
tries?'
III reply, permit me to say that y
endorse the position OF VIM. l.. Mar
cy, IN the Martin kostza case, the
history Of which establishes these
facts and principles.
1st. That the American Repab-
lie WIS established by tho united
valor and wisdom of the lovers OF
liberty from all lands.
end. All our interests, traditions,
and every sentiment OF sacred honor,
bind US to the. most vigilant protect
ion of our citizens, wherever they
may lie, and whatever their nation
atty. Yours truly,
T. TT Wrrrrn
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.1'Oficc 10 XpHcP0a.

10 J. h. Cutler, Ann & ii Jones end TO the I'm.
known owners Of the lands hereinafter de-
scrfbed.
Take nuare that at the adjourned public Tax
Sale, begun ard publicly held al the once Of the
County Treasurer, In crssro, Howard county,
Iowa. pursuant II law. commencing on tic first
Monday OF October. 1879, to.sit: on the 4 nth
da|s 81 December 16sa thereafter TO which time
said sale had hcen legally adjourned. the feilcw-
Ing Described real estate was sold by the Treas
nfer OF said county for the taxes due thereon
far ihr year 1878 an'aastin- to the sum ST u -
sa-Wit. Lot six or l. or section z. IN. NJ, Il.
II, a'so III foas Oh Nv sec. !, Tp 9> II Ii,
49, III ihr,esa i " 4 OF sectioa IL. Z q.
10, |. u AL west q tie 9th +. NJ. that ". ".
kssss@A, became the purchase. 81 .aid land AZ
AID sale. aud that Tie right OF redemption stl!
expire. iii a deed Tor s3la ia.d hc made To ti.a
aasef. red who ~ aew Inv owner ana holder
II his uNa ':yht, 81 .sse laaae thefeaa by The
Treasurer Of :aid county, aaess .stei.. ptioa
:. IL Id sac h. s4aaa sithiu So ,ilgs /. Oh The
f.lss,ct service II tLis notice.
til. IL. ~. BARCO.k.
H,tsi Cctcber 8, lsts. Owner
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-26
Truly yours.
r.. II. NELLEI.

And II ow the DEBORAH Republican
says Ir. UpdegraG is not II rail road
attorney. II this is true he must ho
serving the corporations out of pure
luminosity 10 the people. Such faith
full services for the corporations
must come then from wickedness
pure and unaduitcrat,d. We pre-
sumo the Republican does not ques-
ton the services he renders the rail-
'pads.
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.S'1fsCc to Redeem.

To l.. Esllis and to the unknown owners OF the
lanfs hereinafter described:
Take notice tina. al the adjourned public
Tax sale, begun and publicly held 81 the Office
Of tie county Treasurer, In GreSco, Howard Co..
Iowa. pursuant 10 law, commencing on the first
monday cr October, 1878. to-wit: Oh the day Of
November 1873 Thereafter 10 which time said
sale had been legally adjourned, this following
described real estate was sold by the Treasurer
OF said connry Tor the taxes due thereon for the
year 1872 amounting 10 The sum VI SAIL, fo-wit:
Lot 0, on the ne OF sec, 3. 7. eS X. II, was sold
to IN. Field ard also lot 10, on Sc OF :, 7. ~,
X II, was sold To j. Long, that said certificates
OF sale have been assigned TO II. W. Babeocs
who te now tile owner OF the same,
And that The right OF redemption viii expire
and deed for said land be mate 10 the under
signed who Is new the owner aud holder III his
o.n right, OF the certificates Of sale made there
In ~ the Treasurer Of said county, unless re-
deaptioG from said sale be made within 90 days
from the completed service OF this notice.
Dated October 0, 1882.
Its II. w. BABCOgk, Owner.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-26

Tie Democratic convention which
met 1T Calsnar yesterday adjourned
without making any nomination,
thus leaving the field to L. II. Vel
Ter our farmer candidate aud servant
against Updegraff the attorney OF
railroads and other monorolies that
fatten and flourish by devouring the
substance Of the people. The drift
Of opinion assures us OF the support
Of the Democrats at the ballot box
with scarcely IN exception. His
views upon the questions that inter.
est labor aud its eompen sation, are
in full harmony with the producing
classes. And they are rallsing to
hi support.
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.SSciscc to- fSeffer2ee.
TOT Il ruitoG CT otter unsnowa owner,

To X fuitoG CT otter lnnaoUa owners CT the
iSats hereinafter acsef led:
ist.Ne Eotsea t4ab III the adjourned pGh.te Tax
sec, hEnn ani publicly held NJ the o.i,e II int
1oiitt. treasurer. IN Greseo, Howard county,
i1sa. pursuant 10 laH. eoi i'nc ncins, on the irt
Monday ~ October, is... ip-wii: q. the 9TH day
ef November i.ss thereafter t. which titae SAID
SAT- Ind been legally adjourned, n. following
described real estate Wis sai hv the Urea snr-r
II sid ccnnty for the taxes doe thereon for the
year iss6 amounting 10 the sEa ai ninety tNa
cents to.ei: lot ten, II block <. Village al Flor
~neayiaie. Howard county. Iowa, thai IL " Hab-
cock. became the purchaser OF said land at said
sale. and that the rxlt OF redemption viii CA
pir. and n dcea for SALT lana be made u fsa nu-
derss-n.G. Who il nga til. owner and holder In
his oxa right, OF the certificate oil sale made
thereon hy the Treasurer at said county, unless
rtt.ssHpf!u,. igCfn s3,a sale Ire made within y
d. Iaa;I, the complete service IL tais nstlee.
Ia. IL. ". BABcaCh,
Dated october 0, 1892. Owner.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-26
The republicans say the demo

The republicans say the demo
Gratis should not be restored to pow
or because they once truck 1t their
country. II this is true lis almighty
bad, and Is the reason republicans
assign Why they should remain in
office. But the way greenhacke.s
look ut ii, 1t il about Ike this: ii the
democrats struck ut their county as
alleged, the republican,. finding ii
PROSTATE, Ike an ordinar. highway
man has been p!uajorin. the peck
cts 81 the helpless victim. Til"
party which felied the victim has
been taken care OF. Now Aa tie out
the fellow who is rihiny pockets.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-26


The West Union Gazette has gone
into Mysteries mt the near approach
OF that horrid fusion phantom that
has for some time past been fitting
in the distance. We fancy we hear
the patter OF the old lady's feet as
she stamps forth her fright and her
incohcrent shrieks Of Democracy,
'iiesh-pots, 'Greenback, farmer
statesmnn, Hoagland, John Reed.
.pclamore, 'Shakespeare,---'be ,Jei-
ler;s! Fusion, Weller, Judiciary,
'chesthuts, Hatch Wellington, Plain
Dealer, Cooley, District Post, Bro.
Butler, Union, Mead FINALLY
COESUMATED!w
Soak the old lady's feet in hot
water. give her some peppermint tea
and get her to bed as soon as posi-
Peoples 1drocate.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-26
Of Mr.. Weller, in another article:

OI Mf. Weller, III another article:
1 This gentleman considerably dis
appointed us in the definition or his
principles, we must say. He IL not
. the wild fanatic on finance that his
party generally are, and his antimo.
nopoly and free trade views were
| sound democratic doctrine, while his
| bold stand against sumptnary legis.
lation won him many friends. Mr..
| Weller IS farmer, endowed with
undisputed ability, and should he be
elected would In no wise knowingly
| mislepreseEt his constituency, us Is
the case at present, We believe.
Hon. l.. II. Weller. the grecnback
candidate for congress. aud Hon. T..
q. Walker. democratic candidate for
secretary OF state, were both adver-
tiscd 10 speak in this city, the former
on Friday evening and the latter OH
Saturday evening. Both gentlemen
were on hand to Till their respective
appointments. In Wcller's case no
hall was to be had, the Athcnacum
being in use by the Catholic society
In Mr.. Walkers case, there was IL
lack Of attendance, not more than
fifteen or twenty being in the hall
McGregor is not much on political
lectures, or any other kind OF lect-
urc, hence there was no surprise at
the slim attendance, and while re-
GREETING the failure Of the meetings,
there was no other course to pursue
than to declare them "ofi for the
present There isn't even SO much
as a.ripple on the political surface in
this neck o. the woods. All is Sc
rene and lovely. Both sides. appar-
emily, "rest on their oars" calmly
viewing the political field with un-
concern. But then, as the hour OF
battle draws near the little and big
politicians will doff their garments
and snil into the affections OF one
another with vim that will astoa-
ish the oldest inhabitant There is
Il calm before the storm, but the
storm is coming all the same. IT We
can't have political eSllorta,ions. We
can have II rousing old time on
election day. McGregor Times.
Mr. Il. II. Weller, the National La
Dor candidate for Congress, who Is
a thorough anti. Monopolist, will oc-
cupy the seat Of the Fourth Iowa
District in the next house cf Com
grc-a. Mr.. Weller. as a member of
Congress, will truly and honestly
represent the peopls Of his district.
Being a farmer himself, he knows
what the farmers and laboring men
of Iowa need, and they can rest as
sured that he will accomplish it il
any man in that district can.-Iord
Free Press.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-26
Vanderbilt. when asked il tie rail

Vanderbilt. when asked Il TIE rail.
roads should not be operated in the
interest Of the people, replied, 1.-The
people be damned" Congressman
Updegraf In voting the railroad.
and against the people to, helps II
emphasize tbs profane words 81
Vanderbilt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-10-26
Es0TKIE.

10 Mirhae, Darfias and unknown owners.
You are hereby Notified that Oh tile 23rd
day of Dec smber. a. ID. 1870. the following Dc.
srrihad pIec. or real estate situated IN the coun
" Of Howard ami state Of Iowa, at the adjourn.
ed Sale, to-wit: The s9 OF the northwest
quarter of section t251 IN township ataety-elght1
north Of range thirteen, West OF the 9Th T. NJ.
containing 20 acres, Was sold al tax SHE by the
Treasurer OF ssiu county for The tax OF ISIS, C
{. T.. Lent, Who duly assigned the Treasnfer's
certificate OF such sale 10 Edmund Lindsey, of
January ana $780, who Is now fhG lawful holder
of the certificate VI purchase thereof that the
right OF redemption VIII expire and deed fol-
said land be made unless redemption form such
sale be made within ninety days from the .ola
peled service al TIL notice.
Dated his llti d. 81 October 4. ID. lssl.
EDMUND LINDSEY.
Ira gSgF.. VI tax Eastsar9is.
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'IOCONSUMPTIvES.

The advertiser having been permanently cWs1
pie remedy, 10 anxious 10 make known % hla
fellow su0ercn the means q ouEo. 10 al whO
desire IT. 10 wal send copy OF the pfescripe1eA
used, tfrec OF ChArge), with tbs diroCtiooS IoG-
preparing ana usl1g the same, which th11 VA
ind sure CaEe ~ Coughs, Celdn, Cousu9De1en>
Asthma, DSonsAt1oA &C. HAFt1oo Wiahln6 -
WILSON; IsS PenA ST.. Wnliansh1lKnN I. M
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PL.aTT r. O,.M.4LLEY
PIMPIES.

will mail tFreel the recipe for simple vesp
table Balm that VIII remove TAn, Dseekb0
clear, and be autifu; also instructions Tor Pre-
aaciHg iuxurlant growth OF hair on eAA
s, esn D. BAN. vAsDss; co's h FASH
NY. 1ly1
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.l,OffcG 10 Redeem.
Notice TO Redeem.

~ O1gCC 10 k6GxGGHOs
To the unknown owners OF the lands hereinafter
described
Take notice that at the adjourned public Tax
SALE begun and publicly held at tie Office OF the
county Treasurer, In Cresco Howard County,
Iowa, pursuant To law. commencing on the first
Monday OF October 1879, to- wit: on the ..6th day
or December 1910 thereafter ia which time said
sale had haen legally adjourned, the following
described real estate was sold by the Treasurer
u said county for tho taxes due thereon for the
year ISIS amounting TO the sum OF S2l2, to-wit:
the north seven and one fourth acres OF the NV,
So OF sec, ; twp. 81, range 10, west OF the 5tn
D. m, that S. Is. Ayefill became the purchaser OF
said land Ut said sale, and that the right OF re-
demption will expire and deed FOR said land be
made tn the undersigned, who Is nov tho owner
and holder In his own right, OF the certificate OF
sale MAZE thseon by the TREASURER or said
county. unless redemption frf said sale be
sis s naes y days from the
Dated Oct. 18th 1884,
20 WA. FITZGERALD, Owner
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BOOTS 8 SHOES

Fifteen years acquaintance with tho
wants OF the people Of Howard ooun-
ty, has enabled us to consult their
interests equally as we'll as our swn
in purchasing stock. Our goods arc
sold upon their merit, and unless
they sustain the recommend we give
them may be returned and the mon
ey refunded.
Al reasonable efforts will be made
on our part to maintain and continue
the pleasant relations which our long
acquaintance and pleasant business
associations with the people Of tho
county has seemed to establish.
RL>4TT 4. O,.M.ALLEH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-08
THIEF MLEAN
Gets bat Little Sympathy from the
Criminal Court.

John Mclean, the man who robbed the
street-car drivers, was presented in the
Criminal Court yesterday to answer the
charge ofgrand larceny, house breaking and
two cases Of petit larceny. John Ia hard
looking citizen, and is every bit as bad as he
is painted. In accordance with an agreement
between counsel he pleaded guilty of grand
larceny and petit larceny, with the under
standing that the case OF HOUSEKEEPING was
to be dropped. The case was given to the
jury, who brought in FIVE years
for the grand larceny case, as we'll as
a year for each OF the petit larceny cases.
The attorneys for Mclean objected to this
verdict on the ground that it was contrary TO
the agreement entered into by the counsel on
! both sides. Judge Horrigan said that neither
the attorney general nor the Court itself had
a right to change the verdict Of the jury. He
said it was a plain case of aking
against the man as well as larceny, and he
didn't see the necessity of any compro-
mise in such case. He Or
dered the verdict entered In the
five years case, and withheld the verdicts in
the petit larceny cases. He summoned Nc
Lean up before him and put him to severe
ss-questioniug, establishing that he was a
thorough, inscriptions scoundrel from his
own statements. He will investigate further
into the ex-street car drivers record and then
deal with him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-08
PERSONALS.

MISS JULIET ToPP leaves to-day for st.
Louis.
Mr.. n. NJ. JONES has left the city Tor New
Orleans.
Mrs. WIN. STEWART left yesterday for New
Orleans
Miss ANNIE MEAcHAM has left the city to
spend few weeks in New Orleans.
MISS VIRGINIA FRAYsER left the city yes
terday for a short visit to New Orleans.
Mr.. c. =. PULLEN was so ill yesterday
that he could not attend to his duties az clerk
OF the Legislative Council.
VISITORS on Change yesterday; Isaac
Halpern, Clarendon; DIR. c. K. Carhthers,
Mississippi; George c. Paine, Aberdeen,
Mississippi; S. H. Gunter, Ssrdis, Mississippi.
COLONEL WILLIAM F. STRONG has retired
from the management of the Clarendon Ho-
tel to assume the management of a first-elass
hotel in Chicago, to be opened the 1st OF
May.
Mr.. PAGE MCCARTY, ahead of the Emma
Abbott company, is the exact antipode oil
Jimmy Morrissey, and is modest, cultivated
man Of the world. He discards "My deah
bhoy" entirely.
LAST night the marriage of Mr.. Charles
NJ. Cole and Miss Emma Stratton was solem-
nized at the Presbyterian church, corner OF
Third and Poplar: the rev. MI. Dahel
officiating. TIE ceremony took place at
O'Clock. During the service Miss Minnie
Hunter sang WaitiRg and DOTn Upon hc
Su,Oaaee Riuer; she also sang duet with Mr.
George L. Castner, Come to My Heart Mr.
| Cashier sang When Other Lips, from the
Boheniaa Girl. Prof. Levy presided at the
| organ. When the young folks came in be
played Wagner's Tdpthduser March. During
| the service he gave some operate selections
and as they went out he played the Corona
ton March, from La Prophete.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-08
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.


NASHVILLE, February River rising slowly,
with Sc feet 6 inches by the gauge.
WHEELING, February 7.a,;Night-River feet
10 inches and stationary. Weather cloudy snd
raining.
vICKsBURG. February River stationary.
with 43 feet inches by the gauge. Weather cloudy
and warm: thermometer, 70'. Up: Belle Mem
phis, IL am.
PITTsBURG, February 7;17-Noon.,-Riyer feet I
and and mia nil NshGRiver feet II inches on the
gauge, and falling. Weather cloudy and mild.
CINCINNATI, February 7.--Noon-River % feet
Arrived: Mary Houston, New Orleans. Night
River % feet 10 inches, and stationary. Weather
raining.
inches, and now stands feet IL inches by the
gauge. Weather-rained all day and mild; Ar
dence, Vicksburg. Departed: City of Providence,
vicksburg.
CAIRO, February .NoOn-Weather cloudy and 9
am. Departed: City of Vicksburg, Vicksburg, s
pm. Night-River II feet, ana falling. Weather
Lowrey, st. Louis, pm. Departed: City of Baton
Rouge, New Orleans, pm.
NEW ORLEANS, February Weather cloudy
and warm; thermometer, 70' Arrived: City OF
New Orleans, ST. Louis; Guiding Star, Cincinnati
Charles choptsan Msm Jpn Mem mo
Brown, for Cincinnati, and City of New Orleans
for St Louis are loading to depart tomorrow.
LOUISVILLE February 7.-Noon-River falling
WITH II feet in the canal feet 10 inches in the
chute on the falls and feet inches over rocks
Weather CLOUDY. Arrived anu AhCe
Brown and tow New Orleans: James D. Parker
Memphis TO Cincinnati. Night-River falling
with 9 feet 10 inches in the canal, aud feet II
| inches in the chute on the falls. Weather-rain-
| ing. Business fair.
| EVANSVILLE, February 7.-Noon-River fall
ing with IS 910 feet the gauge. Weather cloud
and mild; thermometer, az TO So Arr1yeo
| Golden City, Cincinnati, 1880 am; Departed
| Cons Millar Memphis, 1850 In Sight-Rlvel
| falling, with IS lilo feet on the gauge. Weathel
cloudy, with heavy rains Thermometer, 40. Ar
rived: Z. r. Springer, New Orleans, 80 7. m De
| parted: R B. Springer, Cincinnati, pm; Colder
| CITY. New Orleans s pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-08

Garfield National Monument.

The Society of the Army of the Cumber-
land has undertaken the collection OF the
funds necessary for the erection OF monu-
ment to serve as a purely national testimo-
NAL to their deceased comrade. That the
monument may be national in every sense,
it is desired that the whole people have an
opportunity to contribute to it. With this
view subscriptions will be received only for
limited amounts. John Ruhm, Esq, Of
Nashville has charge OF collections for the
State of Tennessee, and has requested the
undersigned to act as COMMITTEES to receive
subscriptions in Memphis and forward them
to him. 1t is not thought necessary or
proper to make personal solicitations. Pa
pers for subscriptions will be found at Mans
lords bookstore, Office of Phoenix Insurance
Company, Memphis Cotton Exchange, Mem
phis Board of Trade, County Register
Office and postofice, and those wishing TO
contribute can leave their names and the
amounts they wish to give at either of the
places named, and they will be properly for
warded. WILLIAM NJ RANDOLPH,
L. D. EATON.