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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-21
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT

n PUBLIC AUCTION.
We will SELL to the highest bidder, for cash, on
TUESDAY NEXT, August 22d, 1866 on the
premises, at IL oclockeA. NJ, the desirable RE-
SIDENCE, on Wolf street, fronting 81 feet on
Wolf street, and running back AZ feet, containing
five Rooms, Kitchen, necessary Outhouses and
good Cistern of Water. This property is in rear
of and joining that of Mr.. Henry B. Reardon.-
Possession given Immediately. The property can
be examined at any time. 1s
SHAW & ROBERTS,
aul7-tds Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Shaw G. Roberts.
n AU TON

A \ A U CTION
WE will sell at Public Auction, on Tuesday
next, August 22d, 1865, at-12 O'Clock NJ, the en-
tire Stock cf Goods in the store of Mr.. G. H.
Benedict foot of Roanoke Square, consisting in
part OF Tobacco, Knives, Buckwheat Flour,
Scales, Shoyes, Spades, Spring Mattresses,
Blankets, Stoves, Buckets, &c, &c. Also,
10 Bbs. Vinegar. ,-a..f.
40 " Butter and Water Crackers.
10 % No. 2 and 6, No. Mackerel.
One Large Size Herring's Safe, Office Furni-
ture, and a lot of Silver Watches and Fancy Ar
tieles SHAW ROBERTS,
au21-2t Auctioneers
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MISERABLE BUILDING LOT ON
Freema son st. N ear Seiden's Point,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
We will sell, on THURSDAY, August oath, 1865,
on the premises, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, that splen-
did LOT, on Freemason street, opposite the resi-
dence of j. l. Bloodgood, Esq, fronting So feet
on Freemason street, and running back to the
Channel. This is the most desirable Building Lot
in the city, and offers inducements to parties wish
ing to build seldom met with.
SHAW & ROBERTS,,
aul7-tds - e- 'Jst Auctioneers.
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Tar RnPEAfEDi DiscHAReEs of mdsketry heard
yes serda8 laofaiee ia the vicinity Wide Water
and Nabi ask streets were caused by the firing
olfiof tiladarns of the guard at the hard labor
prison least once asWeek these agms have to
be fired off and reloaded. gsThe loads were fred iu
the Wter,ga and such was the1eare manifested, no
pc accident could arise from stray balls = Y
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II ABROAD CROSS TIES,

10 ,lan NJ.
folk, OF at any point the line OF the Norfolk
,and Petersburg RAILROAD between Norfolk and
suffolk. Apply at Office at Merchants and Me-
chanics' and Savings Bank, Bank street
By direction of the President.
THUS. j. CORPREW,
Acting Treasurer, &c, N and p. r. h. Co.
nj
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va a New advertisements.

hog New Advertisements.
The following. new advertisements appear in
this morning paper, which we invite the at
tention of our readers.
Maap d. Roberts havea sale to-day and to-lnor-
row. As these sales are If Importance to many,
we advise all to read then E IN III
The Baltimore House, Nos 81 and %, Wide
Water street. has been nicay fitted up and is
open for guests. Mr.. Traveis is a gentleman of
much Sexperienee in that buiness, and will be
pleased to see all who call ON him. a u
+ Members Of The Coaaention to poninatea candi
date oirepresent the Second Congressional Dis
trict in the Congress of the. United States, are
notified to meet in the Court House, in this city,
on the, It'll ei September. 5.il b. aGs 2s~4i2'
Nr. EsHsEkDalk wants corn, wheat, faxseed,
slaves, and tar, and will pay liberal price for
them. Healso offers -four, molasses and mack
,eFei lpfi SAFE, 9ToHI bs.{aCl 5sa % al8,s5i5
tsss4he Mosquito Notice is notice extraordinary,
1t appears that the art Of dodging mosquitoes is
to- be taught. few months ago the art of dodg-
ing balls would have found many pupils.
Gayott's Dying Establishment is still open and
prepared to till orders, The office has been re-
moved to the second floor ofthe the same building,
and the store beneath viii be for rent next year,
IA small Iron Safe can be bought cheap by APP
plying to Geo. A, Rowe, AZ East Mainstreet.
3 Sig Briehpyers,J can find immediate employ
ment by applying to GeodFinsh Petersburg, Va,
lqnAgae and feoer.-A sure cure for ague and fe-
yer is offered by Mr., Henry Fitzgerald, No.ill
CampbelPs wharf. besa iasAsael -.dI ys4
A Ne,o Grocery Store has been opened at No.
East Wide Water street by Guthrie Haynes,
They will keep at all times choice assortment of
family groceries, and can offer Inducements to
purchasers; q -, si,g55..6 isys5,i 1g
lLy Coartship, and its consequences, by Cheya-
her Strikeof, is of too much Importance to pass
over. Read it by all means. tFa s
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BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION

-
TO Mechanics, ,Ladorers and Others, an rant of
Vacant Lots Convenient TO GogpOrt Macy Yard.
We will sell at Public Auction on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28h, 1865
at l215 O'Clock, p NJ, unless sold privately before
that day Ga-. lf.t Sd
THIRTY-F FOUR BUILDING LOTS,
situated in NewtOwn and near the G0spori Ndvy
Yard.
This is fine chance for men employ. '.s
Navy Yard to provide themselves s..l - al
such prices as viii enah, thetu r.4'll ..4... AZ
moderate price,
These lots are located s., t.t
Six on Harrison and Ali tf.-.. tsiget front b.,
12l feet deep
Thro= on Randolph and 1a.. Streets Is ieet
inches front by ! 81 feet deer
Five ON east side Cook stsos go u Fn1- e.
80 feet deep.
Six south side He >.t $50. Is feat 40
front by 80 feet deep
Two an west side &, 7ie II f.
SO feet deep,
Six On north side ,necn
front by 30 feet deep.
Two on north sid Neir
by III feet deep
Two IN south
by III Get d.
FAN
flee, cor
street---a
sired con
The salt
and Henry
Terms made know
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~ ECON sd CONG IL e 8 8 l. an A L
y Convention. .s.--

~ ECON ID CON G X e 8 8 ION AL
y Convention. ..-s.--
70 The Voters Of the Second oonq.ess'osot Dis
tf{et p fitgiafa
Convention was held in Norfolk ON the 18th
day Of May last, for the purpose of nominating a
Candidate for Congress. Owing to the postpone
ment oi the election until October, the said Con
vention adjourned, without making any nomina-
non, to Reasonable at the call of the Chairman.
do, therefore, call upon the Members of said
Convention to reassemble at the Court House in
Norfolk, the It'll day of September, at II O'Clock,
for the purpose of nominating Candidate for
Congress, And | respectfully request the citizens
OF each County, where no delegation was elected
before, to send their delegation to meet with us,
liz Conven on the 18th proximo.
JAS. NJ. FLEMING, Chairman.
PokrsAoUln, Va, August 18th, 1865.
ap2l~td H
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5 Al BtABERioB6OoLoRBn MEN and boys, were
seen batting around one Of the wharyes of this
seiity yestt'eday morning in violation of the ord
nances OF the city. These shameful. exhibitions
Of nudityssesnld pota be tolerated. Where were
the police 4 E9us S+4 4
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-21

DC, THE MONKEY gSHow.--Seheilde,$ d oei'n" =.
writer, says I'm taking reNeWp oi l i'sI !,
not ALL of the actions Of the amino worio' = n hiuSs
5 he obvious that, whether we allow them reason
.or not. the actions themselves comprehend those
elements of reason, so to spess, which We com com
monty refer to rational beifgs. So mat If the
same actions had been dohebyt our felloMzorea-
lures, we should have serted them ~. I,
tation to motives and feelings worry u
nature Slightly metaphysical ou' sunte asoo
clear to be understood in this enlightened age at
Il, events Mynheer ScheildenI passed INTO our
mind on Saturday afternoon eve witnessed the
ouerations and antics of MilyoHs Nphkfy' ' =
His Monkeyghip had escped from the tewsr
,,or,a ana reached the hoye top-had teft town
NV air line-from the hove tap MS Vauitihg ann
bition carried him to til cbtmney top anu tpere
his restless spirit got Am into mischief He first
as,,'sna h;mself by dipping bricks down the hue,
49, ,rosantlv, ! bapy thought strack him and he
\, q some body with bricks He
aoaordinn,v n,asided a supply andA proceeded to
a aSeo ihaa, 1ow among the pedestrians and
whan ona d anywhere nearthe head of an un-
,ucky pale by, be would cut up the most violent
and eyfayagant antics. Mr.. Monkey amused
hmsf, and a. large and admiripg crowd in this
waf for sometime, until it appearing that he
would raze to the roofs all the chimneys in the
neighborhood unless he desisted, and as it appear
ed that he was two well pleased with his perfora
nance to desist very soon, squad of the geaas
homo was sent up, and by flank movement sue
ceeded in dslOdging him.. "A drum-head court
martial has sentenced him to bread and water7r
and ythiog else for ten days x f,si.8 l-ss' ijl
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
M colArsmIr AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.
By cmrvALiea srmkforr.


By CmEyALiEa sTa.AEoFr.
Long had cOurted Fanny n,
And would fain my bride have made her,
And to this end strove each day
BY words that burn" to persuade her.
A rival came, she smiled ON him;
1t poisoned all my life, a
To think that she I'd loved so long
Should be another's wife. A
| struggled hard to find out how
Young Smith such inroads made
Upon heart to me sealed up
Beyond my power to invade.
But chance at length came to my aid,
And led me the cause to see,
Twas in a snowy card engraved
"ALGERNoN SMITH, NJ d.
lost no time, but hurried off
In 'double-quick, - or run
10 the DAY Book OFFICE made my way.
To have some printing done.
With Visiting Cerds, pearly pack,
They furnished me so we'll
With joyful steps fastened back
To see my charming belle
oh that was all you lacked, she cried.
Now happy shall be
10 become at once your willing bride,
And cut A. Smith, NJ Do
With Tarquin strides posted back,
without the least regret r.
And ordered yet another pack
1t was the WEpDING SErl
NG visiting, Wedding, and every other kint
OF Fine Cards, beautifully printed, at the Day
BOOK ONCE, corner of Wide Water street am
LOyalfs Lane. Call and see u.s.
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by l.. Salisbury.

4 UCTION SALE be sold, at
IN Higgins Warehouse, East Wide Water
street, on Wednesday, August 23d, at 10 o'clock,
A, NJ, to pay for storage and other charges, -
Tons Guano, and lot of Cordage Machinery.
'."t l.. SALISBURY,
aul2-td -+35 t4a t.H Auctioneer.
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NJ one 81 BRICKLA4 ERs.

~ - ~ 70 oNtS - A~'~ A1te'''
The undersigned will give immediate employ
ment to Six Good Bricklayers. Apply either
at Ettricks, or the Old Guano Mill near the Ba-
sin. GEO. FINISH,
au2l-lt* Petersburg, Va.
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FACT WORTH KNOWING.

4 FACT WORTH kNOWING.
N That by buying Shoes with Metallic Tips,
twO-thirds the usual expense of supplying chill
dren with shoes may be saved No one, for every
day wear, can afford to buy any other. Millions
vention. The toes of metal tipped shoes remain
perfect until the rest of the shoe is out The
feet are kept dry, thus henetitting the health and
saving money.
For sale by all Shoe dealers. aul2-3m
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-21

"A st1ehfss AtfffoAffoN Between q white and
colorea beyoceprred near the junction of Free
mason and Cumberland streets ioh Saturday af-
teinoona EIhtnilitary police separated the young
Iimeobatsnts bfore blood was spilled
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Fosters average 5l.7s Highest run, ~

Deerey's average 62.s. Highest rum t'slfAS
This was followed by afew masse nd Draw J.
s,,ots in which both gentlemen dispi ed much en-
skill, and won considerable apPlsa9set9~ NJ
large and highly appreeiatiye audisee. IS nc
performance with the hat, by Mr. hefy was vas
particularly pleasing: He eafopedS j ths, 81 nat,
81 7tbe hat. and around 4he hat until me josial
gentleman sung out '.you can take m hap' anu AM.
thus amidst the laughter Of the highly entertain
ed guests and the utmost good ieeligS the aa-
dience began to dispense X, 4, wv -
We understand that Mr. Beardsiey sli nave an !"
other grand exhibition of this beautifl and sclen
tifc game sometime next month, wen n "a
some tsCue will reward the successtl pe'iorniei
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aul2- ids
A VALUABLE FARM In PRINCESS
"A - Anne County for Sale.

l. n
Pursuant to the last Will and Testament of
Isaac l.. Davis, deceased, | shall sell at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder, on the premises,
at IL o'clock, A. NJ, on Wednesday, the 23d day
of August next, the FARM on the North Landing
road miles from Aempsyle and IL miles from o..
time of his death, containing 200 acres. The i'm
provements consist of a large new Dwelling
House, with Cistern, Kitchen, and other out
houses. About l25 acres are cleared and in cult
walton or enclosed. isdh4la r-t
Mr. Joshua Fentress, the tenant, will show the
premises to any one disposed to purchase
TERMs-Costs and expenses of sale cash, bal
ance in three equal annual payments, with inter
with good security, and deed in trust to secure
the same.
....... j. j. BURROUGHS,
jv2Sdtds Executor.
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LOCAL.
No 1TIITTIIsEMENTS.

W. hoYs ad6sted the falSSing peFal s 81 oar
merchants chants, sn regularly 1t will be seen that u
our columns reg I'm. are as low they were be-
'n npS 49, .eE.01 -4L i..
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-21

.HoN, Tpos- G. TsBB, Mayor of this dty, who
shasba11 to Charlottesville; to attend a meeting of
the B5ard of Visitors IF that Institution, is ex-
pectea to Feturn on one of the Richmond boats
thissafternoon. 1t is expected that he will resume
the duties of his official station tomorrow morn
ing During his absence, Justice Stone has pre-
sided with much dignity and Judgment, and now
that Eheretires, the !peoples can say k"well done
faaa and faithful seryanta1. G9 .11i3iaA
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-21

J ,FkrtaHr faoA BAIgiMoFhE. The freight from
this City for various sections of Virginia and
North Carolina is on the increase Aivsit to the
wharTes Of the Bay Steamers, any day in the
week, win exhibit immense piles of. MERCHANDISE
marked for Richmond, Petersburg, 1Lynchburg,
Staunton, ClarksYille, 'Farmyile, Danyille, and
variousother cities and townsin the State. North
Carolina, too, seems to be well represented, but
the receipts are not 50 great as they will be when
more perfect communication with the Old North
State is established -jI4l3to. 70 ses-g9
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~ W. to to tie sale of
House and Lot had of .Noe's Caprt,, 2 this day at
IL O'clock M, byShaw and Roberts ,Auctioneers.
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( u TaE INDIAN RLL DRAMi BRIDGE Company
will hold'a nleetintohl the I'd day Of September,
proximo, stwhichsime Sitis hoped every stock
holder will be present. in person or bNprbxy.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-21

MLEssRs, Us9RDowN 1 Co. are making prepa-
rations to raisethe Frigate Cumberland. She is
lying in very dep water off Newport News, This
same firm will Aso raise the Merimae.A = ~
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-21

ACoLoRED CAMP MERrfNe is going on at Mt.
Pleasant Church., near this city: Several colored
preachers from the North are said to be- present,
and no but fragrant and pleasant tine
will be experienced, During Saturday night and
Yesterday a constant stream Of ,colored humanity
Continued to flow in that direction, until several
thousand had collected to hear the teachings OF
their Northern brethren. At all events, yester-
day was fine day for a camp meeting, and little
doubt is felt but that there was most refreshing
time ,experenced llf31 .GJiLU
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-21

ST. BARrHoIDMBw's DiYboccurs on Thursday
.nekte He was one Of the twelve apostles, but
there is. no scriptural account. of his labors or
death. Inathe Catholic Church he is represented
as preaching IN the indies, aRd concluding his
life by being flaXed aIiysaby order of brother
OF the King of Armenia. In memory of his vio-
lent death, it was customary at the Monastie In
stitutons in the middle ages, to distribute small
knives among .the people. Should this practice
be revived, q Thursday next, we desire to be
remembered ferwehaInt even swapping knife,
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DAKERY FOR RENT.--I oGer for

OAK ERH EOR KEN .--l OneP 1Of
ID rent my well known
BR EAD BAKER
ON Hill street in this CITY, 1t has Range of sew
en- large, well built Ovens. Its situation in the
heart of the business portion of the city well
adapts it for the transaction of large city and
country trade. For the execution of contracts to
supply Ship-biscuit to the U. $. Navy on this
station, Tin which business it formerly ex
tensivey used, it possesses admirable facilities.
Apply at the Atlantic Hotel, in this city, to
auS-I2t* CHAS. HARRIS.
FINO SINGLE GETTERS.--A PA
TENT SHINGLE-MAKING MACHINE is
offered for sale, great bargain The scarcity OF
Shingles at present offers AN inducement to those
DESTROYS OF profitable employment; and the work
ing of such machine cannot help being profit
able.
For further information, apply at
jy28-tf THIS OFFICE.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ES-
tabliShed themselves under the firm of
LITTLE d. ROC Frs,
for the purpose of conducting the Importing and
Manufacturing Business OF CIGARS, and Deal
ing in LEAF TOBACCO, and as Agents for the
sale of MANUFACTURED and SMOKING To-
BACCO, would claim share of public patron
age. Strict attention to business, and the earn
est desire to please, enable them to promise that
their dealings with those who favor them with
their orders shall be satisfactory.
JAMES LITTLE,
JOHN G. ROGERS,
No. 20, corner w. Water d Roanoke SITS.
Over the Store of n. A. Thompson 4 Co
aul4-lm I'D.
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These prices entitle advertisers to re i, -
,,at,er every month. For more frequent cn4ange'
special contracts WI" - ona sousre or less, one
Y BsisiFess CARDS, Oil "no 3G 90
, year, Mi it-i .-.ar 3Ih 80 90
Two squares Sa.;oSs a6uble therates Of ordi-
Do 0Peeia- IS .ss4..
nary advertisements; vn.n.n.. .,,,,as So
u rs All transient advertisements p"y"0's ="
odronce. .... n,lfaR
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-21

OUR OYSTER BEDS at one time, were equal IN a
financial poipt Of yiSE to the gold mines of Cali
tornia but the State laws, regulating the taking
% oysters, have been Violated 10 frequently of
LACE by outside parties, that there issome danger
Of materially piuring the beds, if not of destroy
ing them entirely To discuss the question Of in
fringement, and to take some steps for the grotee
ton of the trade, the oystermen of Western
Branch, and SCOTS and Tanners Creeks, will
meet on Caihpbelrs Wharf to-day, Our oyster
men are not remarkable for eloquence, but there
are among them many men of sound judgment,
and nuch business experience, particularly in the
oyster trade and there il little doubt bat that
much good will result from the meeting
L. --r-fl4r T. r---.4iG----.---S - lL1ALZ-
| AN ARTFUL. d ODGER. We have in our peregri-
nations met many persons who were adopts in
the art of lodging, but it has been reserved for
the present for to encounter the prince of
dodgers. We refer to a gentleman who is now
in this city, giving instructions in the science of
sdoaging mosquitoes. The modus operandi of his
performance can be better understood by refer
ence to the party whose advertisement may be
found in our columns to-day. As these annoying
little insects are now in full blast, we recommend
allBwho are desiIdus of being rid of them to call
Z
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-29
Board Of Agriculture.

Pursuant to notice the members oil
tue Agricultural Board met on Monday
and we're called TO order BY the Vice
President. Fl. G. Turner, Esq. ard Ter.
~ Critcbfield elected Secretary, pro
tenn. Members were present, either
in person or By proxy. from all the
townships but two, Kentucky and Sar-
coke.
H. G. Turner offered his esignation
as Vice President,to take effect as soon
as an organization should be effected
On motions w. A. Coy was elected
President of the Board, and J. NJ. HUI.
Der Vice President TO ill the vacancies
caused by the resignation Of C. b. Nc
Clellan and H. G. Turner; and H. F.
wooley Secretary to ill vacancy Of W.
A. Coy elected President.
Adjourned TO meet on the first Mon
day in July next.
H. G. TURNER, Prest.
T. CRIrcHFIELD. Sec'y p. T.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-29

N Notice The advertisement OF n.
Wolcot,, successor to G. G. Mead, on
this page. The Microscopes and Sler-
escapes he has for sale We know to be
good. and they afford q vide range OF
instruction and amusement. Get them.
The Craig Microscope will show you
the Lords prayer in space less than
the size OF gold dollar, entirely invisi-
bic to the naked eye. in letters larger
than these you are now reading, and 9th.
er things are magnifed in like proper
ton. You can examine the shading
and porous nature Of your own hair, and
you will be astouished at the revela
lions made. Little specks Of sand look
like good sized pebbles. Animalcule
are made visible in stagnant water and
vinegar, and thousand other things
can be examined with profit and pleas
ure. The Novelty Microscope shows
living ipsects, flies, bees. etc. The
S,sreoscope is great improvement on
the old ones, and affords real plesure to
q cultivated mind. Get these instru-
ments by all means.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-29
A Query.

All the grocery and store keepers in
town profess no, to sell liquor at all;
nevertheless persons find liquor some
where and get drunk. How is this?-
Are come of our merchants or dealers
deceiving the public in this matter. and
selling liquor on the sly? And il 80.
who is it? This matter should be look
ed into. No one has license to sell
liquor, and If any are doing it. they are
no, only defrauding the general govern
msnt, but are violating the laws OF
Kansas. We are Ioa,h to believe any
thing Of the kind; but drunken men
about town every few days convinces
us that there must be something wrong
That needs righting very much. A pa
triot will not defraud his country; nor
will good citizen violate the laws Of
the land. II an error has been COM
mitted heretofore, We earnestly hope
the offense will cease 10 be perpetrated
hereafter.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-29
Mason and Hamlin's Cabinet Organs

Having had one of these organs for
some months, we are prepared TO speak
sdvisedly Of its merits. No one can
hear its clear. full and sustained tones
and not realize that it is superior in
sirument. In compass. fexiblity. pow
err and sustained tones, it is very much
superior 10 the other reed instruments
of the day. The nice shades Of sound
can be caught and carried TO a high
degree Of perfection on this organ. Civ
ing sof,ness and varied modulation TO
sounds, or a breadth and volume 10
tones. not attainable in the inferior in
strumenis heretofore manufactured
We unhesilatingly recommend these
organs, and feel confident in saying they
will have sale; Indeed. the demand
has quite equalled the supply for two
years past, and they are increasing IN
all the time. See advertise
ment on fourth page.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-29

THE Troy WEEKLY REPORTER is now
the title of the paper published at the
seat of justice. Doniphan county. 1t
superscedes the Solder which succeed.
ed the Investigator, which fcllo wed the
Patriot; hence is the fourth in the line
Of direct succession, and all Of them
coming frcm the same point; and all.
sc believe, issued from the same Office
and printed upon the same type, i,
comes to the throne in legitimate line
of descent. Joseph II. Hunt is the Ed
iior and Proprietor and opens we'll
We hope he will deserve and win sue
cess.