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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23
jOBS q MosEhY, rus Partisan caiEr.

The Lyncbbufg Republican says broth.
er Of the rebel guerrilla leader Moseby, re.
Gently appeared at the Provost Marshafs Of
fee 10 Lynebburg and inquired IL the Parti-
san chief would be pardoned, IL he surrender
ed himself to which au affirmative answer
was given. A few days aiterward, Moseby
made his appearance, but in the meantime
orders had been received from Richmond, not
to parole him, aud as he had come in under
promise Of safe guard, the Provost Marshal
felt bound in honor, not to take advantage Of
bis position, but ordered him 10 leave Lynch
burg Immediately, which the soldiers we're
directed to see that he did without molesta
tion.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23
WITHOUT a RuvALl
joysdiu o.ntnl Amsrics and the West Indiss. : !
I'm pxsPHYsrA

And attendauttrAin OF symptoms scts moro like
CHARM than medicine. There is nothing IN the
whole range Of MateHs Msdiea that can for moment
boar comparison with IT In this dseAse.
A full account OF this wonderful plant may b found
in the eleventh edition Of the United States Dispens
atory, pages 1887 and 1893. ' i''7 q
ssriss Of experimsptsin in which DR.. Bull has been
for years engaged has just been brought 20 success
fn termination, and he is enabled to off 10 the
public omblnation o. OnDR0H with other approved
tonios, the whole preserved the best quality OF
copper distilled Bourbon whisky, which he 10 eonn
don't hasnO equal In the world. 'o
he might furnish volume OF esrtihcssss, but the
public have long since learned 10 estimate such thngs
BY their true value The saest plan is, for every one
totsstfor himself the nrtaes Of new medicine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23

THE VErgRAS Pic NIc.-Ths Soldiers
'ic Mic at The Fair Grounds to-day, was
sTgely attended. The arrangements for
aviog good time generally we're admirably
oDoeived, and carried out 10 The entire sat-
faction Of all who participated in the festiv.-
les OF the occasion. At the present writing
aVery thing was going off quietly and pleas.
'tly to all concerned. Toe Ieeens was
Plivened by music from the "old Regimen
u" Frank Miller and Major Cook being The
&adng spirits. 'aH la au fa3i1ai'F ,t7a.-'
These gentlemen have recently returned to
city, alter an absence sof several months
d fhe "Motris Mipistrels Their late
rent in Dayton isl subject Of csngratnla-.
JOS to all lovers of good music. "a : y ss.a5,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23
AFTERNOON REPORT.


BuFFALo, June 23.--CharIes Darlington,
the murderer OF Policeman Dill, and who was
yesterday sentenced to be hung on the llth Of
August, escaped last night, with three other
prisoners named Levi Givens, James Kelly,
and Thomas Hickey, from the Jail OF this city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23

4 y . .
zAsorHER DRowEjEGis WoiF CaEEH,-lye
fret to- announee the drowipg in Wolf
eek, yesterday evening, ofVictor Bickham
title son Of the Editor Of the Daily journal,
rs is the second accident Of ihe kind, in
same stream, within,a week. We copy
following from the journal OF this NOR.
b, and sincerely sympathise with the af
'ed parents in their great bereavement: {:
PRowNEp, -ln another place viii be found
sad announcements the death Of little
tor Bckham, second son Of the Editor Of
"a paper. He had permission y yesterday
+ fling 10 90 into the river 10 bAihe, at a
stnear tie mouth Of Wolf Greek, where
water IS not deep He was there IN COM
. D with other little boys OF about his age
he was Just in the net Of leaving the
pr, when he stumbled and fsll into a
sh. where his struggles pnly seemed to
him farihar away into the stream, and
darling little fellow, sank iorise no more n
eompanions could not aid him, and in
helpless distress ran away for succor.
8 hfelees body was ftscaed by sdtns Iarf6r
after Il had been in the water abont
IN minutesi end il was conveyed TO the
E ence of bis grief-stticken parents, soon
yards. DR. Steele was early there, bul
title sufferer was beyond the reach Of
= Nv remedies. n.'lno' fhaaisi sliou u wy
tile Victor was good boy--a singu larly
: igent and loving child, the idol OF parents
friends, and the iayovils of bis. PLAY mates,
Sill mourn this cruel fate, d, Had he lived
Al - e =. l. " = = :
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23

Death Of Rear Admiral dupont.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23-Rear Admiral
Dupont died 10 this city this morning.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23
CAMARGO
Manufacturing Comnanv
Manufacturers OIL
PAPER IIlNGIlGS
AND
w L NJ ID o w s. Hss
H.H. BRESEMAN, Proprietor.
No' SO West Fourth STREE,
fesdSwly CINCINNATI, oBIo.
o YES! @ YESl I
For Sale or Exchange.

FNHE Residence and Farm GU the shakertowu road
l. opposite the Asyium, eoAtaning about 25 acres
mostly IN grass, with an abundance Of choice FTutt
OF all kinds, Grapes Berries, Sc, &c. A neat mod.
ern hum Dwelling House, well stuateA 10 Dayton,
Will be taken in part pa yment
Also-Fwo good young horses for sale.
Apply on the premises, or h5dress
II. O. STORMS,
Dayton, May 20, BGs. ,d4w. -TfTRNN "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23
JOHN suLL, OF LoUIsvrLLR. KENTUCKY.
Klslnlmltabls prspArHsisn q isARsAPARxLLA A
has long stood 81 the head ef hs various compounds
Of that valuable drug.

His Compound Of wild Cherry has become q
household word throughout the West
..... and South. His Worm Los. 4af
enges, in lees than year .'" uf
after their intreduction At SD
aia tanned q reputation 90 vide spreAd
as the continent Of NORTH AMERICA
hsf.BR EEFB sfsE EAggOSE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23

No CELEaLsfloa ti-rwe learn from the local
columns Of the Journal that there is 10 be no
celebration Of the Fourth in Dayton. 1t
seems that number -of hloyaPa gentlemen
have made several attempts get up pre-.
iiiminary meeting for the purpose of making
arrangements fpa abiblis; and general ceIe-
kbration of the National Anniversary, but the
loyal mep seosld pct ,RRq Induced Y, attend.
4 It was like calling spirits from the vasty
5ieep they wouldn't come" So, at a "slen-
der attendance Of about dozen gentlemen
at The Court House last night, 1T was resoiv.
+ I'd, in view ofths condition Of popular feel
pg, that everybody should celebrate The
Fourth just asihelpIeissaqJnJtE
This is, 10 say the least, very equivocal
compliment to the "loyal' sentiment of our
ODDLY city.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23
A wIrNEss IN rHx ooNsrlRAcY TRIAL

Sanford Conover, the important Govern
ment witness who has just returned here from
Canada, will be put on the siand tomorrow
and will then explain the cause Of his
detention in Canada, aud the manner in
which the rebels there forced him to sign
false affidavits with a loaded pistol at bis
head
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23
PARDoHs.

The Times special says: The Pre,ident
pardoned to-day, Joshua Hill, ex.member of
Congress from Georgia; Francis l. Smith, Of
Virginia and G. J. Haims, Of Michigan, one
OF the witnesses in the assassination case.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23
GIVE THE
ozDRoN RrrTnRs |!
ONE TRIAL AND YoU WILL NEVER usa ANY
OTHERS.

;s s. ); 'if;A S44sss ss:s " e :i
all Diseases Of the IIf lIT I7T '
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23

NINETERNTm CENTUmY / 81

MO man'snEme ls mere lntmaieiy aoaueeied With
| IN the HISTORY Of MATRRIA MEDICA uf the United
stStes, o. more ayorably known pcnosf u Med.
ical Discovery, than thai Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-23
LAMEM. lEIRMLs /
Estray Iron Gray Horse

fiNkEs up by the SUBSCRIBER on the I6ih inst., an
Il lron cray hor =, rrNteen hands gh. aic0t iODr
years old has collar marx, and1s One farm horse
Apply % w. " Rowe three and one hall uailes
nth ofDayton, on ihe GormsutOwn pike,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08
Sheriff Mile of Real Estate

Ry virtue If one spec:al cS crt;on ;s~reI
nu. f MS oti"e of the re K "f n" n S:r".
Court # HaAxard -rcnn.v Iowa. ~ O ING date
December ith s65. in Al act."a uhn-"n
Il 3 M0,1e and ~! n ~ h'ard OK r,itnrs nf
RI E,tste sf Rnhnr. HcC""~aN deceased
,vara n,a, f. ard Joe! D,nia'. Harn =,
K n;rriryS. t'i-au Enr,irw'v J. Ca-av.
Van |, Tnray Inathan Stoiar3. AM, 2
"n,ey Iiram G. Er"-c.-. Slas n CO..
Jthniel s W, iiams an E 4 nv - twr. {.
scndants. commanding me to ak he sum
.r Ave .horsand Il 4 fpr'v six do lars and
r,r'1sxt delt with IN crest thereon at
tho rate + ten per cent Ter annrm. and
co<s sc suit nj fourteen dollars ami {; XIV
* nn'S and accruing costs tos tiSfv a
i, dcn mt and decree of foreclosure rea der.
:. 4 IN .hp District C.,nrt Of said county or
No IS b daV Of September 1865 in favor
Of TIE SAID r'Hinfiffa. and against said de-
PENDANTS have levied npnn and shall Of
e. for sale AZ TIE front door # the Court
Hn, so in How d County Java to TIE high
"St I'D lest bidder tor cash, ON the fifteen h
hav O. January 1866 at the hour f. O'Clock
p. NJ Of SAID day the following described
y amiseS IN wit: The undivided ha'f of
ecti.v member ten and the urd vided one
hnEfof the north west quarter O .rc.irn
| ,rr,hrr fifteen also he undivided one half
| # the w's' half"f the south west qra,t'r d:
| SECTION n m'er eleven all Of 81 d tracts Of
| ard he'rg IN township one hnndre', mort
| Of range I'VE ve. west Of the 5rh NJ. OK
| ert ng and rcserving from said last des-
Grill Cd tract FIVE acres from the sonth O!
i G same be n aprurtcnant to the mill and
m ] tract 'sgethcr with al and singular
the aprnr'enances. when and where dre at.
enhance will lie giv"n bv the undersigned
Dated New Oregon Iowa Dec 1868
n4v7tf) {. $. THCRRER Sheriff.
| By JERRY F, POWELL, Drputy
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08
DEFY COMPETITION!
NheriF .\uIe of Real Estate

Nv yirrrc e enc execution Issued OF The
ofire Cf the clclk CT the District Court 81
Howard County. to ne delivered and e.
ted cemmandlr. me 10 make the sum o.
Two thousand f:e hundred and tw' n.v
three d.. lars ard twenty three cent. 'cb
with interest thereon at the ate O. ten Ter
cent per arm, n and costs Of court taxed at
fourteen dollars together with all "ccn in :
costs. TO sat;Sf7 a ucgmcrt and decree &"
forrcl, sure attained in the Distr ct Court oi
Howard County Iowa on the 2hth day {"
~orte,p her 1865 Cav tho >rm Of s252323 IL
al ac ion in wh',hR 3 NJ o. and II N dil
hard executors 81 the last will AMI tesla =
m"ur ct Robert Mcconnell deceased, are
Plaintiff and l,el 4. Daniels. Ha. nah h.
\ ,nie!s. Van rey, :. D Atkins, A W..
/ ri e. Nancy Rec. Charles Rcr DIT .
Carey. VIII am f. Daniels. r G. Preston.
u. Nrle E v White. vary & Da9ie'~, II
r. nanirls. Jno " Rcd, Stephen 6 Baye,
james Rugg, s,iram q Everett S.las /
| CLARK O : Williams asd F. b E'e ctr, ar
! .lcfcn dents have levied upon and otter tor
sale at the fi"nt door If the court no ise II,
| Howard County Iowa, TO the highest and
| best bidder for cash on I e is h day OF J1..
uarv $3.50 at one oclurs z NJ. nt SAID d
the following de>cr bed pren.i 2, to wit
The undivided one hiatt of N. north east
quarter nt section number fifteen and the
| nni.v dc! one halt Of the W.st half OF g c
north w.st quarter Of section number fou'-
teen Ilt both in township enc 'hundre"
! tlG0> no-tl of Range number twelve II
west excepting ind reserving from the same
| h,uck no thirteen Il2l in the town Of Forest
City. sail town Of Forrest City being LAID
out on said tract Of land, EXCEPT ng anil re-
ser, ne from said tract OF land also the
| 70 loving descril cd town lots in IT." SAT-
tom OF r rest City Ia wit: hi"'k y"
Lots ard sir block ,iy, the whole Of To-
number -evrn the who 9 Of h'nrk nrrnl 6
zen hts one t.-o. six twel Q. and thir.n"r,.
! u Q Il; ven lots one, TWO Ave ani .ig hl-"l
II 70 lots one two, shrca four FIVE six
seven. eight. nine and ten. in block tftec
| al Of block sixteen cs cp+ing lots che. two.
, froa four and FIVE lore four five. SIX. ela7-
en- and twelve in block eighteen lots az.
"lrven. twelve thirteen fourteen. and e.
teen IN llock ninatccn. lot. eleven. twelve
aichtran. nineteen. and twenty in block
-we,tv ali e block twenty one except lots
| three Eonr five sc.nn. nno te:', r'ev", and
| t'r;rrara lots one two. 'hre. four, ffr G,
zteen, seventeen and eight en-. m block
twcn'r- wn. and e1c":.t;ng AGO the street.
alley, and public grounds IN sad town of
! Forest Civ and exsnp-ing a's, lots one tive,
threc and fur in hlcck when and whe~.
! due attendance will be given by tho n~de .
| ignnd. .-.. lr4v7 1.
Dated Now Oregon Iowa Dec 3 1865
| CHAIR rs 8 Ttr"RrR. Slff
-. Rv. JFRnY F Powell reptv
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08
Sheriff Sale f Real Estate.

Bv virtue Of Olc cxeout'o, issued ont OF
The Office e. the clerk Of the District Csur'
of Howard Conntv va, bna"ing ia. or
Inc 4th tay Of December a. D. 1865 ,nd
20 me delivered and i,ract d IN an action
wherein George W flanders ct al ae plain
TIFF nd w II Mason is defenient cnmma"d
ing me to make two bundled and fly
dollar. debt W tn interest thereon ut the
rate of six per cent per amin Al cat "f
>,,it taxel at twenty Ons dollars aid thirty
three cents. with all nc ;lr,ny costs to salts
fy Il iu,l.me mt which tina said plaintiffs OBJ
tanned for that amount in the District Court
&c Howard Co,ntv Iowa. on the Gosh dav
of Sestemhcr 1865 .nlaSainst the sad W
n Mason. | hare levied npoa and IN Ill r.
.,,e tothe highest and hest b''llea 'sr ca>h
q : the front door If tie ro'rt II 'lsn in i'nw.
ard Coaaty Iowa. tho North East q,artercnf
,ect;on Thirty SIX in township -ons hundred
north oftwa'vn VISIT OF the 9Th Z. NJ. and al
30 The north half 4 the north east quartz
ne section one in township ninety n ne north
az range twelve west of the 5.h 2. NJ on tho
18th dav If January 1865 ut ona o'clock
N. Of sud d,y when end where due attcn-
ton will b. given by tn (. undersigned. =
Dated New oregon iowa Dec 8 1865 =:
C. S. THURBER.
Sheriff
JERRY F. POWELL.
Desntv. ,..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08
The Presidents ,nemac &c mate il.


me ft's'hen's '0eseHse hs'' ~
"frN"'h'"' l." ''f' '''T Us I" give ""'
f'""'fs SV''F'@''' u '''' "e'" -
'ehe'' Is wore Una" cur '''''''''s '"'
carry IL ''a"'S ''' ''''','''' -
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INC N''" ''''"' P'.':' = % y ''''' '''~
90. chr ,ot;or,} ,),h, q rs,;;,,,,l ours.
, :, ,.c.l ST., llcs,,,r recommends Ma,
,te sou,hcrD ,,cm}crs oc congress t..
,l,n;,,., ,h,, },~,,;,, 10 ,,.1. mi;
n ,,.,,,, xl;., r,,,, T.,
..,,,. 8 ,,,rxn v,;.n., s..,,, hands
,,<,,., ,,vu,1 o,,;,,. c,ot oorc,-
r, ., IL, E.., -,,l
o,.;a, -. os.:.,,.; ,.ro,,,
-. .,, &c. ~ a., o.;o ,;,sa,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08
NEW GROCERY
STORE,
In Lime Springs Iowa.

THE undersigned i. just receiving and
opening out to The trade. vprv fri and
complete assortment Of CHOICE FAMILY
GROCERIES,,
It Is his purpose to merit a share ofthe
public patronage. Partes desiring good
bargains, in superior Family Grocerie. will
give him \ call H:s motto will IA t....a,
pay, Quick SALES and Small profits" :
Lime Springs Iowa Oct. 20. 1888.
NtvSH NssEPH ? eHHICO
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08
NOTICE.
To uhom ,imoy Concern.

n office is hereby given pursuant to m DR.
der Of thc..Connty Court Of Howard C"pnfv
that IN the third monlay Of D"ce.nner in.
&tant, the application Of Amanda Garrett
heir Of Lewis l.. Light Deceased, will b."
heard bv sad Court for til, appointment of
re- 'erees to set Of her share of the ,an' estate
ofwhieh said l. L Light was seized at hs
deccase.
By order Of D 0 PRESTON,
Csspty !udgs.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08
Piauo.Fortc CaIis.hcnirs.

: a Collection OF FIVE Flxs.R Ccsrand ac.,.
ps ~"ses' t"rspesdiiy d. velorins ,le nr.cl.s
81 ~" hasrrs. and acquiring In, Aey,.c .:
Hex o'l!sy. Independence nd voluh;lity vl,,,
the '''
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08
treat Improvements in Scwins
Machines.
!1!lls!!l!S;!i2 M|[!sI!iii!9 !,!!ll,.f|I NJ
PATENTED FEB. l4h. 1860.

'''''' '"'' J 252 1Voshton st Bost'n
THIS MACHINES constructed on ent;-
. ~ ne. princip pie. Of mech sni.E!, possess
nc may rare and valuable improvements.
laving bees examined b, the most protourc
xperts and pronounced 20 be
Simplicity md Perfection Combined
1t has straight needle, perpendicular ac-
ion. makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE
Sr TCH " itch will neither RIP nor RAW.
Ell. ard is alike on both sides: performs per-
est sewing Oh every description Of material
.ou, Leathe t. the finest Nansook ansin
With cotton, linen o. silk thread from the
rsost t. tho finest number Hayin.
re Their CAM or COG WHEEL. and III
/ asst p IS bic friction, it runs q. smooth os
class. and ~
Impha!ical'y a Noiseless Nuchine.
1t requires FIFTY PER CENT ls-S pow
r. to drive it than any other machine in the
market. A girl twelve years Of age ear
yrrk i, steadily, without istigue, or injury
y he .lth.
Its Strength and Wonderful Simplicity o
construction renders it aimcst impossible
rrt ont OF OfucF, ana IL ~ WA ~ r. Il - ~
the company to give eatre satisfaction.
We RESPECTFULLY invite Ill tho-e Who ma,
iesire to auppy tn msel'es with superior
: 'tic.- to come and examine this CNRl
VAILED MACHINE.
Bat in a,nisre especial manner We do so.
cit the patronage "f 81 - -
Mrchaat Tdilors, Corset Makers,
CDoch Mixers. D Cater Filters
loop Ssrt ": '"}uc >h"" r. '"rs.
t"rtr.~ Pest and Pantaioon
S sirt and Bosom Nc- Makers,
hsrs Dress lake,s.
One half hours instruct on lis nlfh :ient IT,
ena,le ANY ,erson' TO work this Machine t.
their entire aati>fact on. g
Agents waited for NIL towns IN the United
>t,tcs r'.re agencies are not already %
tabl.ened. Also for C.;bl. Nc xco. entru
md South America, to whom IL liberal dis
count will be gvaa.
IT. Nc \RTUUH Il 20.
r3j Broadway New Work
u &CO $50 " n n"t.p :, BosiaH.
n2v7) 100 hesnut st. Phia.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08
Now is the time to strike, for
COB BROTHERS ,
Have just received large
stock Of
WINTER GOODS

Which they are selling for cash
or barter. CHEAPER than can
be bought at any other House
this side Of ,hicago,
As they have every Thing us,;;
ally kept in a Country Store, IS
unnecessary to bother you with
a recapitulation Of the many arti.
rles for sale. Therefore come
far and near and examine the
stock, for all admit that the place
to bu. good goods cheap is at:
COE BROTHERS
4 1T CalmaE
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08
The Last Call.

A Ii. knowing themsa YES indebted to
"A the firm { Cnra challenger & e,
are hereby requested !" call immcd ntely
and Fay up or cost Will 9 made.
CJWAN, SCHELl.ENGER& co.
n45tf NV Oregon, Sept. 20, 1865.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08

TAKES this nctl,ed OF giving notice
4 toa generous public, that he will
exact ,usf.se TO- the nttersnost farth ng.
Hence all pe,sops indebted by nats or book
sec6un: Wilt cali and settle up ct once
" cost will positively 10 made.
NV Oregon, Nov 9Th 1865 tu5tsf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-12-08

YOUNGS Ccleb7 Gtsd CAST STEEL
pLOVS. can Ls he'd Of b CHAP" at AdN-
CFACYUREKS PRICES.
Every practical man must &C,
knowledge the Superiority of
these plows upon examination.
Tho very best OF Material i. used N the
N,nu,nstri;e: ard YOUNG & Co, have IT,
.oc R;.ht Of the Patent En'ptie Steei >ta"
,II. PAT. 1865 which gives G'ea"
>,reny,h than the same weight OF Lon: On
icing made in the CyIiaar'ecl CT Ea'pt.,"
torn, viii bear ten times she strain > a''
bar standard. &c.. .4~.f-. .a-.,......
BIZ this arrangement Plo,es a.
male L,gh,er uhifc Strengh al"
Durability is Gui"ed.
The agency for toward l" .
IT, is located at. the Stove, 1lli
Hardware, Iron and steel Esta!
'i.hmcnt in New Oregon.
Aug. 26, 1865. h'2"'
B. CHAPLIN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-20
AL TOMATO ORGANS,
SCHOOL ORGANS
MELoDEoNs,
rHllrT.nvE r4egsAu. rev IL g,s,
=


In presenting the AUTOMATIC OnoAx. ve borav -.
nounce tue greatest triumph in musienl iustruefs a
the age During the past half csntury the Frrnrh snd
Germans have manufactured rssd tnstrunenn VIII
double beilows and tsc pedals for the M 70 euefnt
which the only beliowsussdin sur instru lnss
aMPossiOis Ior them to prnduce The mellow rck ~
tone TOR which our instrusuts srs ceehee1sa
Another objection to this method Of hlovfse
the management Of the SWELL Within IA - ~.
tnserumenfs constructed On thiu Euru1seen ri.. ~
double blowers, hare been mantctursl N 40 co..~
try and 70 countcract this dculfy fvanf a swsSas
lever has been projected from the centre u fhe tsts
ment to act npon the swell AM oPnAx0 n rar rrrS-
The inconvenence aud consorticn necessory 10 ~.
object are disagreeabls enough 10 eeasicrnn m =
lady the use ofsuch an appeadaeeia nearly irocsse
Our AurcnAfIo device cbviate6 this deuIfY srfireiv
the simple act Of blowing With moro Of leoe frce jv
the desired Increase or decrease In the volume 81 e
for seventeen years the superior exeellence a. r "a
ioaeons has not beeA quesoned, and for Eve - $40
the enormous demand has made Il mpssrifas for s.
meet our orders promptly With onrincreneed Sciif~
ieei Warranted In assuring patrons that ter -
cers VIII Dc promptly met and solicit cortinuspce a.
their patronage. y
liberal ssseossf to caersy.ss. cAsssAss 81
ADDRESS,
geo. A. R1lNAsE = Co. !. Duffapa. -.
GEO. A. P0INCE 4 CO., Chfca9es III
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-20

pleasant.
The north western or market .hea "a.
empty; out pf it's tenants nine had per-
ished. -Four corpses, attired in their
criminals shirts and nightcaps, we're sit.
ting In pairs upon Gold Coast stools, sup
ported by dcuble.storied scaffold, about
forty feet high, of rough beams two per.
pendicuiars, ind a. many horiyontals. At
little DISTANCE. on similar erection, but
made for half the number, were two vic.
TINS, one sbdve the other. Between these
substantial affairs was kallows Of thin
posts, some thirty feet tai, With single
victim hanging By his heels head down.
ward. Lastly planted CLOSE 70 tho path
was . pdtibulam for two, dangling side
BY side. Fide cords. passed II several
coils round the anklps and shove the
ankles and above the knees attached them
to the cross bar of the gallows, and The
limpness Of their limbs showed that the
"dear breath had lately been beaten out
of them. There wero no signs Of vid1Dnos
upon the bodies, which were wholly nude:
they had besh nutiiated after death, ID
respect to the|rcyal wives. ssd NY ktsle
blood appeared upon the ground below.
We then passed 70 the southeA6tesn kate
Of the Komssi House, whore ths pAlaOe
shed was also unteaansed. II Iffest Or
sundry littls blsek dolls, stsok Il The
ground q both sidss Of the eptsanoe, lay
dozen hoads. They were Ia twe. batohes
Of six eack disposed in doabIs three