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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
or HARTvoRD, OONNRCTICvr
EVERY NAN SHOULD INSURE his LIFE

TNHR RtnA grants policies FOR LIFE, for a term
l Of years, Endowment policies and ohildiens En-
dOWment. Also, Non Foriehng Policies on which no
pawn nt 10 required AFTER ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid On two osses In this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contrivances Of men 10 protect the
family circle rom want none 70 found more sim
pie IN ts haracter, noble IN It's features certain In
rs results than Life Insurance. 1t Is the prop which
the dying husband caves to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
Aiberp Stable,
5AmEs oATHCART,s
LIVE RY STA BE.

A brice Dle'a ol stand Jefferson street innFns
~ diataly opposite the market where NAV bo had
e az hpes the best Of harness hovos buaaieI, caT
Hers ssc prspHr4a 70 tssp hotsss y the yssL on
1sasrEAtie ssftes .U.I aul0dem
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
INSURANCE |

Young aaen just starting in bumnsss, whose chiei
capita their energy and Integrity should iRsuro thor
lives 70 the amount OF half their Liabilities Such an
act Of dislnterested honesty when known 10
tors would Justly increase their confidence In them
u would show that they did not wish 10 leave their bssf
friends exposed to any and the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11

NEw YoRK, May lQ-General sedeewicl
was killed yesterday, in the battle at spottsyl
vania c H This = Official.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
COUGH NO MORE.
Try srRIoKLAND's MELLIFLUoUs COUGH
BALSAM. f

THIS is the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma Whooplng Oou III and
Consume ption. Everybody who has led this exce
le H9lsam thusia ucally recommend H. Mrs
Mitchell, Barr atrest, Gin innAe, says she has been
not 20 he anle walk up stairs She took one bottle
o. this bllsa n, aud hss bsel better or since and
advises all vac lavs Coughs, O lis and AsthniS 10
try this valuable aougi Rslstm Fifty cents per bot.
tie sold hy all lruggsts, "a manuAotured at No g
east Fourth sire I, Cincinnati
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even who're he has preceded them into eternity by II
the honest dehtor satisfies his conding creditor when
fate seemed least propitous, In moral and worldly
his sting
Let any husband father, son, ask hlmselG tIf was
to die tonight, would those who are dear 10 me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
ANNUAL PREM IUM

Night isiry be regarded a. the trihute Which an 40.
ught heart paydat no shrine OF lusfice.
JOHN II STOPPELMAN.
nnle Agent for Dayton ana VOnitg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
THE EN- ENVY sURRENDEREDi
q r. EAT SLA HTER
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

No. sOa. THIRD STREET, DAYTON, ONE,
LIAVE made formidable attack on Eieh Prioes
IL and cut them oil entirely.
Notwithstanding the depressed condition Of the
country taey are receiving the largeststo Of
CLOTHS, oAssnNEREs, vRsTTNes,
GENTS FURNfsHING GOODS,
OF the latest Styles, and Patterns,
FANCY AND PLAIN SHIRTS,
COLLARS, DRAW Eks, NEoK-TIEs, ac.,
Ever before offered 10 the public. Their stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Il and fashionable, and are oered unusually Low
FOR CASH.
The pubic are invited TO call and examine. 4. shay
have aktra nice goods, and offer big induoe1ients
BOLT a ROPP, H8
aul9u No. 500, Thiyd Street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
LooKs rae DANGER IN raE PAGE.

That he may gTappIe with lt; Lns wss man, THAI he
may study its ddre and paiate is threatening The
means Of Paaton are at hand, OF easy aocess @ ali
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
INSURANCE.

Buckeye Mutual Insurance Co.
FI RE AND MARIN n.
- '-&fN A' ..s.'. skoOiOop
NO RIP DIVIDEND 8
Profits Divided In Cash Among Stock ana
Policy Holders.
Tsses Marine hazards sf I'll kinda Fire rtuhs on
buldings Merphsndiae, Furniture Vaaaas h Purf,
and the better elsss Of risks generally.
DtrOo tora:
Wm. Hart, Chsmheriln
r. Peltou, J. P. Robinson,
Amaaa Stone, Jr., VIM Welthonss.
L. D Hudson, o. NJ Oviatt
n. Gprretaon, y. W. Pelts1
A j. Breed.
ofnco-ouairs EEchAnEO, fsot q ssperior street,
Cleveland. Ohis.
WILLIAM HART, President
L. D. HupsoN, Secretary.
aus :. q sToPpELMAN, Agent at Dsyton.
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:of every dssonpdO

Having ons Of the most complete Printing Hsta
hshmsnts IL seu'hsu ohis our ho,ihss for doinE an
kinds Of Work BOOK. Plain, or ornameusul, are o.,
class. wshAve one .; ths Assesl Presses, aad have
all vhe modern styles SfTyps, and Ne employ ne
N-s. workmen. ,Ita. ,...
wshaye three Power Presses eopnsstod with OF
Job Departments, and are prSparsd " s4soa,s worl
with nsatnSss ana dispatch.
Ps-ordsr''rom abroad vn rscsivs prsnD, a..os
HUBBARD 4 BRO.. BaytOB, chic.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
SUPPORT THE wIFR OF HIS BOSOM

tits the unseen hand OF the thsT reaehiuR
forth nom the grave, and still nourishng his offspring,
and keeping together the family. By IT, the hithfnl
son
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
JANUARY SO 3.

ASSETS.
GssS osn and ~ SSsh Soss Items ten ss ssos 90
uo,tsS e9llsss s.s,sl ,sl' TicS;.:: i1,ais u
H.,SSTS sS~f' Ssx yo; ss.ss 50
H.ri,S1S sSS5s:; and S.,; w.. 0OiSs4 50
Central Railroad shares. ..,...-.......,. "a szH Oa
Aoerued Interest, Prsraiuaas due, and ali '' y y
other property of Ne 9SmPAny.-...... sssa 10
TetNiMarkst value. ..,........ Ss1a- la A
LIABILITIES. f1d
onsetaed I606a q
gapi.sl San0, ,O0q 0r - 10
' gs: is;5SS ~ Yd asst ~ o
S"ty Ascent af Baysaa u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
BE SAFE FROM THE pAsss OF WANT,

Would these children have a comfortable home, and
the means Of educatiUni Would this wife be ind. pen.
dent Of the cpd charities OF the worlrf Would this
aged and feeble parent be provided fort Would my
estate pay ny debtsf Woul1 there be no sacrifice OF
property BY forced sales administrator to meet
the demands Of reditoFs-saes made when the market
tends downWard and AR prices cannot be realisedi
How few can answer these question to their sasiao-
noni They fear 20 ask them, and cherish tbs bsei
that they hsve long ie,se on life. This 10 both fool
lsh ande0wardly. ThS brave maD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
Book and Job Printing

ulRr attention paid to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-11
CLOTHING EMPORIUM

NO. sol THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
Us prepared 70 accommodate his custofners witA
j every article of eentlemens wearing apparel o.
She latest .tyle snd best quality. Those who went
gloves, boots, sloes, slippers. &c, viii DO we'll 70
give him call. I auat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-03

To-, Trustees have ds-'.rela strip Dividend q THIRTY
fEg IL. Gtsl upal 1 plrtlI-.iEg Lille Policies now in
force w ,r- -.c, tv.y. iuls PRIOR 20 Jan. J. ld0t
rrd payment u clsu. another the a.t MONDAY 10
MARCH u.r. o. TIE Fourth Ls.-iimeut Of Twenty per
Ill.4s sfts trH.e triag c.'in~a.E. VrOS PhKsEyTA
lIOS A. Iur IoxE OFFICE Il8a Eay. credits Wal be
cd h. s.Ao upon ttr Lgts tao settlement Of neIt
IruuuI-L
~ order Of tho Bead
william II. BEERS Actutry.
Drirz the year lc15 new F!,,s were sslsd, ia.aIng
81 s.. - -.
BALANCE SHEET OF TIL COMPANY, JAN. !. 1905
Aa-t4 rs 5J1 "
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10. q YAssAU-ST.. NEw-Yo2E

THE CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN RAIL
way CONFtNi now ot"f o.. lEe DNa NIl.i.lt
one HUNDRED THOUSAND DJLLht.1 a! their ftl.el
g IEIDahE BONDS, in sums a. one Iroufh.i DO. ar
r.l .stlur in O. ry ycars, bearing uirest 10 roo O.
Per per PAYABLE b. tho CITY o NeS ofE
ou f4s eHys Of Apri gut Octoner ga eArn year.
These Bonds srcIrod by irt rl1 only No-F.Te O.
te property income sla snr4s d tho TAI way Company,
executed fIrde-k huc-Eot and Henry Morgan OF the
Cry q new uIE. arus'ett.
TAe remaining Nr hundred Thousand Do srs ofth, Bonds
ne a.: ausu aid remain tle hands 81 tne sad 4rss
ttr rlp0-c 81 tcs srrsnfes Tor ne Indebted
usf of ta Chicago md Cfcru hfcaa Comp .nT. rlunf
from II Crosse L5asuspof; tAs cfeGcd TIE - oO4 p"
r form Frtt l13 only or gage Or .ue OF road 40 mics
ia length er'r.- f.rr a.. 90 LnealsUot vaeIe u con
uees r,h te Cl al. end l'el.o tiiIs Ia Toat form
M ts shortest ns by o. l.cs between Chicago ara ti1c.n
L and 1y 3, tae s-oIt-. le tet"eon Leul-'ie cd
Chicago
-l,iy rer f4d te t.l-i it % van Cucog2 @ Hee. lgk
T..1d,.hta I4.H.rf. gts 90 Lasisys CI IGf GHt1-cs
t.fa~s Ctoy3 and ... }rk 10 '1s fsHts tsag i1of'n
than By r ~ L <t..frC .eS ala . lt5k Or NJ No.
Tie rr.l i- f.H ..1g .oafrit sud Ire mos stnloni
~ ats ac bong l-o TO have oisn Tor iaiS G1fAs tt
-s..IrT .. .rt.
r .s,.; - to Poa1s -,ataf- during The progress u
. rr. hss -..u r-3s. l.r lad VIII T'irsn ~ sl
.itl tH, ras-.rs o. OBJ. tof.rg Ne .s. NsafLt
3d. .ilAND. &c. ~ t.sHuE.. O. WON Gre company Tc'-
fff4rt.I p... ara "l.f. '"N..sI-oa bo.st Tor ga.
,r Is1o Seen O,.-1t.,, ~ William st New. trt, Dec
49,. o3a ". =. JtD5JN Jsctlleui-
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gnenyaa,e Companies.

DEPCBIIC FIRE INSURANCE COM
IL FANd, no. &c Nr.l.'t..fov-lolE.
IEtks.slp lhilIhi.
CASH .aFLhL 4...I 90
SURPLUS O} Lt fl..aI, AerI4b OVER eH0e0.
Il. Company a. Get li1' amounting 10 more han HAN
So oa o. N.4.s fII.v llt.ta- b prepared o. oder Ina
crsasst sei-a Co irt erI Uit ."t or damage ~ IKE
r41 l.s h.ls rf lLaaa sas. si.n 4aa transportation
Tho t..,urn oi r TI dire 81 O. ihs pec-4f ANAL
g. zee oruf.i fu Gre assured by D. company
l. lI having ..fH p-a al pl d. aAl safely irvct'ed
70 tls Co.,. ua.a.l o rt-s forming t.fi -t o. 'vr
Two u4rlf-d Hlsst Dollar. and constantly increasing I'D
Liable Or she l0l..1 u. tac l.ITnv.
In tls issue 0i so rs crtt Go rclu H Scrip be-rng
o. pei se.t interest 4Je -a4-y ia --A 90 customer On
o. Participation lull..ta
Ptss ullrnr with tho ti1p Company enjoy al the a.
vs1tasss offered by rt4 u "a s7y Invested asia IepAl
with tic economy iHL fsrl.lly Gre liItHa. syscu.
AolabLy whatsyor l-c--ley tle assured liberal re-
participation paI'aes KOLI,I s. HONE, President
DrACAs ,. CgAaT Secretary
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4lNr6cEIenle.
!. C1DFlIv or MISIC-THE OPERA.


A CADEMY OF MUVlC-THE OPERA:
n Dn'1 CsF:tti0jNiD SUBSCRIPTION KiGHTJ
THIS "Wednesday ENENINNj req j. al o. VIII Oe PRIV
dlcet Mats chef odyfe Of
DON GIOVANNI,
VIII he most perfect ensemble and the following e0npee
fRiISA.................. KELLOGG
DONNA ELVIEAu......-......MlaS SIOCkI0S
Dy, " ~. ,.''''..''''''''''''' S:iiS IEriLEI
DON AhNl...........'''.'- b II,t
Ltf9RLLLO ........'''''. briIfei ~
COAMENDATOPE. ................SlG. MULLER
LOsds Ladies Peasants AM Swaps. ly@ ;u,pvTzFx
TC-MoRE0WS i i'r,..ci.ij EVENING, feb,'
m, THIRD SUBSCRIPTION nghI,
With is splendid mise en- scene md ncomparby great cast
On FRrDAY-FouRrH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT.
Fist night this 'oa o. Of e,ds GIpd OPEN Of
Or SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. G, at O'Clock.
FIRST GRAND MArSEE,
MARTHA.
Tn. sale or ticket, and secured seeis viii commence
THIS MORNING q tho Bo1oice OF tue ACADEMY at besr
staoHes, Of Nassau Pine s's from to5 O'CLOCK
NVALLACKs. WEDNESDAY.
w Doors open III Overture commeacos at Curtain
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
act IL IL respectfully requested that parties securing
seats will be punctua possible there many p1ys
In which the Ert ac. dOei not than fifteen muutes
Eighth tune this sea-on Of rucSsones popular comedy
MARRIED LIFE.
hlr. LynJ'....s.,'......-....,Ar. har!cs flshef
hir' Lynx .alrs Jennings
bir. Codie.............,........Mr. John Gilbert
nirt I cCaif..-..... ....Nts Nl-hths
Mr.. tonnghusu aud.......... ....Nr. w. X. fOYc
blrs. YounshusbInd. .................MLss cannon
". DoFn.. ny Dung
I1fA love.......,............0iiss fanny MofiIt
b4rs Dismal r. loan oriiOn
THURSDAY, 6Ctb MONT or ROSEDALE,
With ti beautiful scenery, novel machinery original music,
great cas-. and attractive iaLlcglx.
FRIDAY,
TIE CLANDES1lNE MARRIAGE.
SATURDAY td7h TINED ROsEDALE
MONDAY (83th NIGHT. BOSEDALE.
On TUESDAY will be given TOR the hrst tine IN this
try NtV PLAY " four acts recently produced IN London
with immense success, written By Wes4nd Martin ea,
called
PURE GOLD
WITH NEW SCENERY
COSTUMES Sc
Due notice vii be rven Of the next rep essutaon Of
Ihk LOVE CHASE.
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~--- have notice from tie Genera. Subscr.P-
- u. Ac.a. - Loan tuei tie whole amount Of tbs
-e., .ot.-i ty l-a ,jrsu taken By sub-ci.hess We
er. ,.,,.s ts9s.l ia.e;e the bonds a. par and
So.
t- b, -,-ado Or 5f3yr. e. these bond O.: msrSe,
gle. 5i1 -lelv.rto keep constantly on hand ready ioi
~. lr. 80 @. reIv O. 1s! -.s'r:ll,rt.
te -...o-y a-t ell cd ai 10. O. Goveu-HeD' sossA
rs. re~ FtE PR CENT ISIEAEsT-bEAIlN0
-..s. r-r. NDI0 MOTIFS
-f. l@.E est CERTFlCA~ls or IEDEBNED-
ST. .,-Tz. rTY TREASURY MOTIFS
e.. ,.R .1FT COUPON and BEOlsrEEED EONDs
X'sI.
LrtETIE1IASTEIS CHECKS.
I-...... Gen .ncs.e1 COLLECTED or CAsPED on i-vor
VEHAULYE 4 Co.,
Cos,r41lelt Agents Five Twenty Loan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-03

This Company having e.ai i-hed Branch Office ct Lcndon
under the uluaaca,r; Of Messrs. JOHN TiCkLfsGlLL
SON ard al Li,erpoo. under lie management q he''n
GUON Co. R,t. VII be taken m Londsa and Liverpool
uens 70 end ram al p,rs q 10 world, 90 t-e same
te-s aud o. are obtained nom Tie E-st oass Com
rauss in Tia.ar1 Losses under Policies issued by these
bran.les Wi ue Lliled and paid e,IcI o. London LAYER
pool New ey 30 EaIcod when tie risks sEe
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SpGullrl.
CTATEMENT
y OF TIE
GREAT WESTERN
CiARNEJ
GTATEAiENT
INSURANCE. COMPANY,

cr M fiscal year ending 3. December 1872 a' required BY
c'.u,r. -
1rs on cr.,rI,rr PirEa Dec y, &C.. s27'eF 80
Pr,rs ,.s received o1 Marine LiAs roIl jan J., 900 -
.s. 90 uec 3d. 's.......... 80
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fcrirr,S au0 Alec.inge.

4 MA J.. Dickinson
y A. tr
ACADEMY or lu's.CrV BROOKLYN,
MONDAY IIIrh3, t,b o.
s Iiour CASE delivered e.. tAs L1po. m NafhD a,gu) A1
shove. 49,
..e, for mo parque, Balcony De.s Circle aI Stage 81
csrtat Family tr.e and Aurstilfrs - ccut~ sold GOA
uuI al Tor Friday 10 Gre hc.ley e.1ynts No 30 Fnlon.
d.. H1.c 30 f3t Atlantic 90. l'-s corner Pierre pJ-t ana
fa l.u. end sawyer , IH.uH '..f 80. W rL,ioa..y.
box ucLtts lIl u..y o. 900 lcaIluy.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13

vCO F.. Baldwin, Augustus Dead!e II. A..
Il Baker, Jas. ~. Bowers, Th"s> N. Bryan
Morr, Fitz Gerald, I'm. y. Hough. Geo.
". Irwin. Jas ingalls,, T. H. Jones, Amos ~
Kingsley, Josiah Laws; Martha Madison,
Caleb NJ. Munspa. Thos. T. Perry, H-rr,ck,
Robinson, H. II Sowles, A. D. Searles,.
Edward Stowe, Jas. G. Upton. Geo. Warren,
Charles H. Wood and Francis Guyett.
YOU andeach of yea are hereby notified
that the sums Of money now duo upon your.
loans respectively from the School Fund ct
tho State of Iowa secured by mortgage are
due and unpaid and that within three
months from the publication Of this notice
yea and each Of you are required to 10 md
appear ut the Office of tho Clerk OF tho Dis
trict Cont in and for Howard County lows.
and ut once make payment et the interest
4 prncipsl due Upon your several notes and
mortgages, or make arrangements for an e1.
tension Of the time of payment thereof, or
suits IN favor Of tho county for the use OF tina
Sch, oil Fund will be brought to enforce mo
collection of the several sums Of money -
due and owing with cost and attorneys fees
therefor.
Dated Now Oregon, April -, 1884, So
CT. WEBSTER, Clerk Of tho District
Court ard ex-ofioio Clerk Of tho Board OF
Supervisors. n1Sw@
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13

STATE OFIOWA, Houard County S. S
- TO Sinclair Sutherland and Sarah
.nu Sutherland: You are hereby uotii ed
!, that there is now on file in the office of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Howard
county Iowa, petition Of c. D. Read. claim
ing Of you the said Sinclair Sutherland Tire
sum Of three hundred and ninety four dol
lars and forty. three cents and interest at ten
per cent on three pror,;sssry notes cxecsted
and delivered by you to John Saiianx, on
tho 2sth, day of February A. D. 1861, and
payable year at ten per cent. to his order;
and YOU are further notified that he claims
lthc foreclosure Of m 'rtgage executed ny
you to secure the payment Of the said prom
issory notes And now unless you appear
At the rcxt term Of said Court to be held on
the Fl It'll monday after the third monday in
May 1864, and answer the said petition on
or before noon OF the second day thereof,
your default will be taken and judgment and
decree entered 40 asked for by tho petitioner
in his said petition. Dated May s, 1864:
nesl c E. BERRY, Atty, for Pl1
so cents Internal Revenue S,snp.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13

VHNO Charl., w. Sawyer. ". D. Noble, J.
L. NJ Fields Geo. X. Weaver, A. l.. 60.
Jas H. Brush, Jas. g Upton, L. ID. Town.ley
Anthony Carver, Easton l. Cooley. Levi
Jackman, George Morse, Joaish F. Mitchell.
Apollos Carpenter Leonard Standing, A..
r.. Walker, NJ 4. allison, ". Wood. Wn.
Carter, II. H. Soccs, Augustus Bcadle, ChaR.
y. Morrill,, Jas. Hall, Hazlcton 4 Potter,
Artcmus Eaton Wm. Munger, c. S. Thur
Der, and l.. Z Cooley:
you and each of you arc hereby notified.
that the sums of money now due and owing
upon your eeveral contracts with the County
Of Howard Iowa, fer School Lands situated
therein. are now duc and unpaid, and that
within three months after the publication OF
this notice, you are required to DO AM ap.
pear at he Office OF tho Clerk Of tho Distrcs
Court in and for said county and at once
pay up the amount due thereon, or make
satisfactory arran sements for the sxsension'
Of tmo upon your contracts respectively, or
that in case Of your default. suits will to-
commenced in behalf ofthc State cf Iowa.
for tho use of the School fund Of said county
for the collection Of the several sums ofmon =
ey duo and owing from you on such contracts
with costs and attorneys fees therefor.
Dated. New Oregon. 4rrii -, 1884.
CT WEBSTER Click Of the District
rour.. and ex of6cic Glen k of tke Roxrd of
Supervisors. lLSSw@.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE OF SH3RiFf'S sALE W NAL Es'HA"'
STATE Of Iowa, Howard County, s.
~ By virtue Of special execution issued
out Of the Office of the Clerk of the Sistrict
Court Of said county, at the snit of Ezra S
,2nc' Plaintiff. against J,hn c. Subcommittee
and others. D"frndnnts 7" me directed com.
'n,anding me that cfthe premises hereinafter
de.c, ibed, cause to bc made the sun, OF
seven hundred ind thirty six and l0.Ioo
dollar. damages and interest thereon 1t the
rate of six per cent per annum since the 25th
day of October 4. D. 1859 until paid. and
twelve dollars and five cents costs and &C
crains costs to satisfy a Judgment which
.aid plaintiff recovered against said defend
ants 1T the October term A. D. 1859. OF said
District court Ishall offer for sale at pub.
lie auction at tho trent door of tho Court
House in Vernon Springs Township, on the
3lst day Of Nav A. p 1904, at the f'our u
two {, clock NJ the 10 towing descrtc ed
premises, to wit The east forty five 45i
acres Of the east half Il p OF the south west
quarter ll-4| Of sectio~ No. thirty four l3!I
in township No. ninety nine (s9) north
range eleven (il) W. at of the 9th p. NJ.
Dated April 26th 1864. MA
SEARLES, Sheriff of Howard Co.
Printers Bin. $3.50
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13
NOTICE Of sHERlrF's SALE or REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE of SHERIFFS SALE or REAL ssTATH-
GTATE Of Iowa, Howard County, S. S
~ Ry virtns of special execution issued
out OF the office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court of said county, at the si'it of John f:
Cotton, Plaintiff, against D. J. Marvin and
A. E. Marvin, Defendants. to mo directed
comm anding mo TINT ofthe premises herein
after described. cause to DO made the suaa
of eight hundred and eighty two dollars
and thirty two cents damages and interest
thereon ct the ratio Of ton per cent Per an
mum frsm the 25th day OF Juno A. u. 1865,
until paid, and Nineteen dollars and sixty
1--WE cents costs of suit and accruing costs to
satisfy judgment which said plaintiffs re-
covered against said Defendants OF the June
term 4. D. 1858, Of said Di.trict Court. l
shall offer for sale at public auction to the
h;ghes. bidder for cash, at tx front door OF
tho Court House in Vernon Springs Town.
ship in said county, on the 3lst day OF May
4. ,. 1864, at the hour Of ono o'clock r.M. OF
said day, the following described prsmisee,
TO wit: Tho north west quarter of seosion
thirty three 1891 in township No. ninety
eight (as) north range, No. twelve (l2) west
Of 9th ,. NJ.
Done At sherias office, Vernon Springs
April 10th 1864. tn44
r. T.sEARLES, Sheriff ofHowaYd CO.
ertnts~ Fee se@.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13

At prices within the reach of every Church.
School. Cemetery, Factory. or Farm in the
land Their use throughout tho United Sta
tss and Canadas for the past six years has
proven them to combine most valual lie quail.
ties. Among which nre TONE. STRENGTH,
soNoRousNEss, and Durability OF ytBsA,
TON. npt1ualled by any ether manufacture.
Sizes from i to 5000 ibs., costing rw,-1HIRDs
1rss shan other metal, or 90 cents per pou.d
at which price warrant them twelve
mouths. Old bell metal taken in exchange,
or bought for cash. Send for Circular Il
the Manufacturer.
JOHN B. ROBINSON.
No. 100 William Street, New York.
LIST OF PRIcEs, WEIGHTS AND sisEs OF FARM,
norEL, STEAMBOAT, scHooI-HoUsE, SHOP,
AND FACTORY BELLS.
These bells are fried with Yoke, Stand
ards, Crank and Bolt complete for use:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-13

A SVGG ESTlON

We would suggest to the democratic
delegates to be chosen to the democrat.
ic state convention from this congress
ional district, to convene at Des Moines
on the is. prcximo that they meet at
the city Of Dubuque on the ID, of June
to consult together for their mutual in
terests and the benefi. Of the party.
The expense Of a trip to Des Mo'nes is
70 great that if.he Delegates Fl ON this
districtcan unite upon Delegates to rep
resent the District at Clrics 90, and upon
an Elector for the District to rccomn en-
TO the State Convention at Dss Moines
they may we'll forcgo the expenses Incl
dent to trip to The convention. And
even if We shall not succeed in uniting
upon suitable candidates to recommend
f,r that purpose, no harn can result
while much good may from free inter,
change ofopinion. Besides ifthe dclega-
res shallfully understand each other even
If they then 80 to Dcs Moiues such
conference will tend to'promotc concert
Of action and harmony intheconvention
Much of the difficulty heretofore arri
Using in our conventions came from q
mutual sdistrust of each other from 4
lack of knowledge Of the views enter
tanned by each. We believe that all
democrats entertain similar views upon
questions Of public policy, as VIC know
they doupon these of constitutional law
arbitrary arrests, destruction of civil
liberty, freedom Of the press; and Of
speech, and that concert of action and
harmony may be secured by full and
free interchange of thought.