davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-06-17
E.we understand the friends i

E We understand. the friends IN
Jefferson hold a meeting on Saturday.
inst, at Winchester. TO arrange for eel
ebrating the Fourth. We wish them
success. Let all the people celebrate
and be glad. We do no; know the hour
of the meeting at Winchester. but think
n is g p. NJ.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-06-17
The Sabbath School Pic Mic

Was postponed for last "Wednesday. OF
account of The vet state Of The weather
and woods. 1t will come of soon,
when due notice will be given.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-06-17
New Store.

NJ. H.F. WooIEr. formerly Of Win.
chester. has purchased the old Hal
bsilding. and opened up Dry Goods
and Grocery Store in the same. His
ssore-room IS the best one in Town, and
be has fine stock ofentirely new goods,
eubrseisg all the styles usually kept.
groceries. notions etc.. which he Is sell
lingseisehp. See hsnd.bills. sndo give
hias-saIl. - - asss.aes 80 si,fa q
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-06-17
BROWN & BRO.

p Have fremoyed Their drug Store to
the corner Of Shawnee & 9Th sts-, oppo-
size The Mansion House, l.eayeagorth,
and have on hasd full supply Of Med
icines. Fine Perfumery. Brushes Of all
kinds. and every thing pertaining ID, the
Drug trade. .i@sa'''''-i s's ...s ts9-,f
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-06-17

nAsslxp-At the residence of ihs
er'ds'ss 'fasl'sr. Preston Wise, in Oska-
ieoss. Ksesss, June 18th. 1865, by Rev.
7. D. sErss. M. sJosERs K. TEDKIcK
and Ms M4sfHa l.. WISE. both Of
Osksioosa. -sss, sess
The printers return thanks for the
''ne cake accompanying the above no
tee and wisls flie United pair all Tie
happiness tbrt 'sl0ys's fond dream
~ ass4-} .l1i-.t.Ts kSrl - =
anthsifates.szA .taes szs.s - -
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-06-17
FARM FOR SALE.
One Nile North Of OskaIoosa

\ which 80 acres aye IN caitivation
enclosed with good rail fence. On
the premises are . log dwelling con
taiHibg three rooms. good well Of
water IN the yard, and small orchard
Which will bear fruit tbls seasoa, ~
acres OF this farm - as coed bottom,
baud as any III the State. TIMBER and
stone on the tract suiiicisst iov Hss.
Possession can be given immediately
Inquire Of the Undersigned at The store
Of Carson " Brother.
e39-tf. G b. CARSON.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-06-17
MERCANTILE BOOKS.

We invite the attention OF Merchants, Bank
ers. Manufacturers, Hotel Keepers, Sc. 10 o,,,
facilities FIR me nanuiae ,urs of The bes indis
of LedgeF-. journals, nay 30 Is Invoice Books.
Shipping RecerDrs Sales Bcoks, Hotel Registers.
Lawyers Dockets, &c Se
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-06-17

WuEKkks ~ nses sams I'm, set AZ
wAiskers. sies ss.zssssss- - 1. ssa.rSui head
~ seo~y saiF ~iis s4Sss' rs-,s sis ssHi IL rsos.
'r'rStS Y, atsi'ss's g<.si = rs i,-i.r.. ~
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-06-17
MATRlmoHIAt.
Notice Of Res. gnat;on,

Noiire i hereby gwen IA creditors and all 9th
ers Interested IN the estate OF JOia Burnett
decsasef, that the uDdersigncl will make arpli,
car iou 10 surrender the Letters of Adm iistr atIn
issued 20 iia on san estate, at the next reg uar
term OF the Probate Court slitlns wlth,s and boz
J.fSfson Coanty, kaasaa. Z. he begun amt ircfa
en- N oshaloosa IA said County, on Mo1iay I've.
81 day a july, A. ~ 1865. -, -. I. 4
WV. T. 30 RMAN,
2le- fw g. Adm nisiraior OF said Estate
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-06-17

Sanr r Tht Ssdsp.assas
pSAs Sxr 81 wish sOsay se ,Ap r,e1sr,s a
yonr paper, thai wi.i lend. ~ s,szn ~ ~
all " NJ s'sf, II oreei Esrip~. ayh tnu Arse-
,Sn. ses naSfne md ssins a.sas., - vse~s.Ns-
Balm thar sdl efeesnaIIy sss.ese, IN - 1.v,.
tmpies Sietehes, Tan, ffes ksss. aud al l,s,sso
slAoo:he sal k~aa,ifai -
twhl also 'ssilfos 10 sfcs.s Sa,is. Bad, il,,l.
er hate sees. sinese sss. Sti 90. 5nfe~v. -
MAJ WIZ enable tasD a. Ssss fslas.su,A sf
Librarians hair. Hhiskes-. - > Il ,sssrssAr- in
less Than ssirr slays- 80 - ~
Al eats,ss aa-wsress - sesAs,a rass; ~r.b
o"s snsrse- TB0S. f-JHarN Az. snsxsss.
-s1'aiH sss srs~s~ey h-s Ynk-
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-06-17

No ielesraphic news since Saturday,
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-06-17

Sergt. LEVf DAVE,
J. NJ. PERRY, GEo. W. NoRToA.
w. KEYDEL. Georges DAVIS. 80
And others. members OF z
.''-'a Co. M 9Th h. V. c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
Additional River Items.
ruussDAr Soox

rHuasDAY NOON
The weather ls clear. bright and bnlatereus th 4.
Haerni1g g--almesi psrisetly elsaF-vith = high
wind that ruffiss the snd aries ~. streets.
The river . risiug shoai ons tech ~ heuF.
having ri.ss faiiy tss isst afuos uoaa yestesdas
Theirs has been but s~~ arrivals. and compasa.
lively no besissoa en- ths lsyse sinss uoon yss.
teeasy. Tht ARRIVALS eempri-s lhs SsysgzsaF,
Louisville 70 NASHVILLE, Aas Lyoa, Rochester 60
gvAnsyiils eharmss, sashvlils q Evansvals
rhs lsoh BOY. last aiehf. 49, ca rouis 60 ~
Louis. and tes Cabs - Eaaperh
The Asa I5ea, fssn Green rivsr. bad bsi little
freight.
Ths cabA hAd hail trip f5r Kssipett. .aa len
~ dayIixht ahis nsfisiag asf
Ths ch.Fpss esHs 70 light ffoa Nashville, snd
vii rstun % ibai port on sataFa.g.
10. Idshos y Ioadlne iot Nashvilis. aud VII
leave fsr thst psrt sta intsFiaedtass iknasass
'es sya sinE fa 8dgaa faHa
rhe tsni Leeil l. das hsr-, 81 rpeiy 80 Essi.
port, and will farnish eisr,Hi niestlons %
passengers Nta 1ai ~
) Tho Tasosy % idaiiss and VIII isss. At tkrsa
o'eloek Sith ths mail fsF o@lfs. she vin prots
bly, await the arrival of The Glendale. Bow over
aae.
The listIe orey Raslsw VII be the sisgaut ana
swim psekss for I.ouisviiis thl. sssaiaa uapt
wes whifiow - ~ eommsad. and Frank Dank.
saith. ~lth Billy Fsnten. does the houof4 Of the
one.
rhe Ffnaarisr Q. saiii iylas rae tAs 0os.rurnsns
whArfboat. W. have hst lsArnssi her dastinAalon.
The silver Mopp, spd several other bo,is. ais
doe IRON abess.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
Haximilian's Overthrow Predicted
Oar Relations With France.
Sherman Moving North.
Hillions Of Property Captured.
Discussions in Richmond.
Richmond Supposed to be
Spilling Out.
G u ID 4 X A /.

[Speclai 10 tbs Jozruaii
steamboat not 40 he used for Head
aunstsfs--Gssn. Thomas Fall and
WinteF Campaign
WAsHIseTos, March 22-By special
order from the Qaarkermaster Generals
Department, the using of water trans
portations Of any kind for officers quart,
era, or for headquarters oe commands,
By officers Of whatever grade, is prohib-
tied, except where the commands are
aaoat, OF in traHsit BY water. 0fdceFs
violating this order will be subject to
summary dismissal
Senators Doolittle, Foster, Nesmith,
Windham, Hubbard, Highly and Ross,
comprise the committee appointed under
the Joint resolution OF Congress direct.
ing the inquiry into the condition Of the
Indian tribes, aud their treatment by the
civil and military authorities m.s
Maj. Gen. Thomas, in bis official re-
port Of bis autumn and winter cam
paigns, says that 70 Col. Holman and
bis command, is accorded the credit Of
giving Hood's army the last blow Of the
campaign, at distance Of near 200
mica from where We FIRST started on the
18th OF December, near Nashville he
further says: To all my commanders:
Maj Gena Scho6eld, Stanley, Rose
crans, Steadman, Saith and Wilson,
and Brig. Gen. Wood, and their oiicers
and men, | give my thanks aud graft
tude for their generous self-sacri6ce and
endurance under the trying ciFcum-
stances Too much praise cannot be
accorded 20 any army which, made up
from separate commands, can success
fully contend against q force numeri-
cally greater than itself and inaict up
on il a most crushing defeat--slmost
annihilaiion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24

Nxw YoRK, March 22-The Times
correspondent says that the excitement
about the relations between France and
the United States ID increasing.
The Paris papers announce that Maxi
nilliaa protests against being excluded
from the succession to the Austrian
throne The inference is that be ex-
poets 10 leave Mexico and return TO
Austria aas ~sre
The Raleigh Conservatives Of the 10Th,
We pin our faith 10 Gen Lees assur-
ance that Sherman can be defeated, aud
await the result With patience. We
know there Is aetiyity among the mili-
tary on onr side, and efforts are being
made to arrest his progress
The Progress Of the. same. date eons
tAin5 the following: The career CT Saer-
man viii be put a stop to. We violate
no secrecy by saying that be win be con-
fronted by formidable force, command
ed by able and experienced officers
The same paper says that Wade,
Hampton and Hardee, With only their
body guards charged Upon and de.
featedt two hundred Of Kilpatriek's men.
A dispatch reports that the great food
: IN the James River has flooded the lover
parz of the city and stopped al repairs
on the canal
The World Washington special says
fresh rumors are in circulation that the
rebels win esscnate Richmond. and thai
great battle must occur in 3 few days
Tee Trfbunes Beaufort special Of the
18th says -Sharman,s advance is al
Goldsboro AS they lefs Fayetteville
the banners in advance encountered
! the rebel rear guard and drove It until
they came ap with the rear column. No
other fighting occurred.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
Rebel News and Rebel Hopes.

New YoRK, March 22,---The Rich
mond DispatcA Of Monday quotes from
the Raleigh Psegress rumor that one
of Sherman's columns are moving to
cut the railroad between Greensboro and
Raleigh. III
The Sentinel says that $40, ,000in Con
federate money, several watches and
other trinkets we're found on the body
of one Of Sheridan's raiders, killed near
Ashland. ea.a
The Raleigh Confederate, Of the 10th,
says: The impression to-day is that
Sherman is trying 10 6nd Terry and
Scho6eld. Raleigh does not seem TO be
in his path just now. tsoss-4tnr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24


NKw YoEK, March 23.-The steamer
Wanna, from Beaufort the 20tb, has ar
rived here. and brings important intel
ligenee.
The news Of the capture Of Goldsboro
was received in the city soon after the
victory.
Soon after dispatches we're received
from General Sherman, who, il was re-
ported, called for reinforcemeuss for his
army during their march northward
Immense numbers of troops we're
promptly seut in response from Beaufost
BY rail and other roads 70 Goldsboro,
preparatory TO meeting the main army
Of Sherman. ~
IL was believed that battle was i'm
minent, and hence Gen. Sherman's .
army vas swelled to an overwhelming
force, the result Of which may lead to 8
general retreat or the surrender Of The
enemy. Il Endorsements and supplies
have also been sent from - 70 Join
ShermEn's army.
Refugees AZ Beaufort and Moreland
City declare that the rebel sroop1 are
demoralifed, and that their supplies are
beginning 70 fail Il vas also reported
that q partion Of Lees army had gone
to reinforce johnson, and that his main
force was about Eve miles north Of
Raleigh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
Tjhe Rebel Manifesto.

NEW YoRK, March 23.-The rebel
Congress, before taking its parting leave
Of Richmond, and after refusing 70 adopt
any of the Easasures urged By Davis as
requisite 70 save the rebel cause, issued
an address to the people.
II begins by saying that theY can not
have peace except by the sacrifice Of
their Independence and property; that
conhseation and extermSnafion are all
the terms they can get 1t refers TO
what It regards As the evils Of reunion,
and makes an appeal to Southern man
hood f-s~s--. ~.
Il gives coEored view Of the resour-
ces Of the South, and calls upon the peo.
pie to drive into the ranks again all ab-
seatees and skuIkers- It eongrAtalates
the country -apon the appointment of
Lee as General-in-Chief, and apologies
for the heavy burden Of taxation they
have been obliged TO impose. They be-
Eege the people Of the United States
have become tired Of the var, and say
they ean 81 any time have peace by
abandoning yhs wicked Attempt At sub
Inf4Gon- nsurras M ..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
ms Tsisxrhph
RAILMOAD IIECEIpTa

THaaf HAVE March ~. 1855.
NJ. a. n shraasrg
Find bsloE list o. freight forwarded by Train
kei Q, irom this placr, TO-DAY.
n A. y. BOBBfNs.
Morgan, RAco. case. b.oss; Joarp.I o.. -
Ids papef E A cook, tK dry Eeoas. Maeksy,
n a -, bx dry goods, bales ndse TAeA
cooiidgs IN dry eeeds. 5 bFs hats, L a Hos.
ser. 10 e mdse Mars Warfas, 4 bH Eaa ax-
turse Jsaaasa y q On haF Dry Kupas. ! bals
Inese !. iraae ksen, IL hss ary EDedn. z bales
Frey a ki0f4, bxs Dry goods T fcaatiin 4
son. czrs Fsepnrs. iot agFienitnfsi impirmrss.
in pieces Wells, a CO, ~ fancy Focds.
phk sswss wheeler 4 RiNas, 80 aoz bfoonas.
heis sugar. q l. Dikons2 txn b0ets echapker q
y, hxa bats, pkgs shases , Ufosrr, ears
inmbers b FsfEus, cars nmheFs street A n. ~
slabs marble, tsmi OR, bbis harfsare. Pres
ton Bros, hbia ayrup. 81 bsTf coaiss 3 AURA q,
car sRFlagss Nosl a ~, ~ pkgs drugs }
Oahu, 7 b1 Dry goodsi Turner a o. brs boots
Minor a y, ~ bxs bygis A nemanip. ~ dog "
Hnghes son, 40 Hodge, q Go 81 bxe cans
Danis.s a ~, li5doi l. kessier. ease nssHss
Wiggins. bale D dse Britk, N ifatbsr. q
hexhes, baies ndss. " Grans Go, ~
mdss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
Sensible Action OF the Michigan
NDmlocK1eT. -

gGANmhVA& ARWNWn wv hMG MGm III ~ -
The Democrats Of Michigan held q
State Convention, in natroft, On Friday
last, and although thRre were only fifty.
four delegates presensyst ia represented
as having been the most Harmonious
gathering Of the Dsmpcraey that has
come together in thag State for some
time. The object for which the conveu-
ton was called was To- nominate candi-
dates for Associate Justice Of the Su-
preme Court and two Regents of the
University. The conYention nominated
candidates for Regents, but declined
putting a candidate in the fed for the
Supreme Judgeship, in opposition TO the
Union candidate and present incumbent
for the following reasons: That the i'm
dependence and integrity Of the Judges
was essential TO the impartial admins.
trAtion Of justice; that the experience
sof the times imperativefy demanded
that they be ''presefved from the corrnp-
lions Of the day, and that having conf
dence In the Coufs a. at present cenati.
tated, therefore, with d view Of prsvsnt-
ing the Judiciary, sofar ss practicable,
from being made the snhiset Of mere
partizan contest, no nomination would
be made.
We remember that immedistely aiser
the adoption Of our present State Con
stitution, two conventions were held as
the State Capitah for lhe purpose oi
nominating candidates to ell the differ.
ent Offices updeg the new constitution.
The Whiza hadgr the leea Az George
g. Dunn, made proposals to the Demoe-
racy to keep she Supreme Court above
party politics, by aRresing 10 Joint
ticket composed of men equally repre-
senting both parties. Strong and power.
ful reasons, including those set forth by
the Michigan Democracy, for not Hom-
mating candidates for the Supreme
Judgeship, were urged BY Mr.. Dunn,
but without avail. The Democracy
Couldn't see H." They felt theK had
the power, and no doabt they shFswdly
foresaw what strong lever they nigh,
make of the Supreme Court in building
up and sustaining their party. We are
glad to learn that the Michigan Demo
Gratis have gct their eyes opened We
dare say the Indiana Demecrass aiIl
soon come TO their way Of thinkings and
not many years viii pass away before
they, too, will object to making the
selection Of our Supreme Judges par
ilsan mat'srAm aww
ALREADY 10 snme parts ef ths state,
they have become satisfied that our
election law is very defective, and needs
amshdmenU badly. sdHerst6fore, they
have been obtuse on that point. Thas
we see that the Democrats are graduaiis
picking up information in the school d
adversely A few more ysArs Of Danish
ment from the public crib may enlighlel
them 20 an extent that wi \ mahev them /
little esasaqeeas taap they have beer
If not more patriotic.
II II ftM Us rW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
Ths 1FE5..ns pakIishe. lhs slalsnsnl

The 1rsbesAs publishes The statement
Of prisoners recently escaped from the
Souta- They report strong Union SEN
ement N the region where they travelled.
Large quantities Of cotton are concealed.
awaiting transportation to oar lines.
The American Union Commission
publish an appeal for clothing for deser-
ters, as they do not wish TO appear ia
rebel uniform after passing our lines.
Letters from members urge the people to
forward, without delay, such hospital
stores as can be collected. Sick and
wounded soldiers from Shegman's army
are daily arriving, sud there is no ade-
qaate supply. Of such articles as they
mead
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
Dissensiens fn Riehmond-Riehino b inond
suPposed 80 he sptfatng Oat--ssranf
Wide Awake.

suPpoeed 80 he sptfafng Oat--9srant
wide Awake.
New YoRK; March 22.--Riehmond
papers OF the 20sh contain long reply
made by select committee, TO the &C.
cusations of Mr. Davis, ia which his
Senators charge that Il was be who was
guilty OF taraiDess and iueiRciency.
and want of decision. They say that
with very few exceptions, every law that
be suggested was speedily passed, and
everything he asked for was readily
granted; that on matters which be
charges them with neglecting, he failed
TO give them information requested,
which was necessary to enable them to
act intelligently.
Mr.. Hunter publishes card TO let the
people know that be Is stiil opposed TO a
reeonstruetion ofthe Union.
One Of the Tfi6tssses correspondent ts
AYERS, npon what be deemed 70 be the
best authority, that Richmond Is now
being evacuated as fast as possible. aud
that in few days it will be occupied by
the Union troops without battle.
The Trfbuncs Washington SPECIAL
says il is believed by military men there
that the rebels will evacuate Raleigh
and make their stand ~ Dansille Il they
! tight at all south Of Richmond.
The World special says Grant some
time since told Hon. = s. Cox that be
believed Lee desired to evacuate Rich.
mend, but did not think il could be
done. II is very doubtful whether Lee
could so much as begin a movement
| without Grants knowledge, and once
known our armies would immediately
mcge
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
ESTABLISHED, 1881

They reeite again their grievances
under the old Government, and call A..
on the people to emulate the example Of
the Russians when Napoleon invaded
their territory. They wind up with
stirring sppeal; saying success is within
their reach; that the battle is not always
to the strong, aud that The spirits Of
their martyred heroes hover over and
beckon them On
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
News from Cairo and ReIoxs--Lsea-
ttou OF Rebel Chief.

CAIRO, March 22.-Memphis advices
Of the Goth notice the arrival OF large
plumbers Of rebel deserters and refugees
The. rebel Major Bradford has been
assigned TO the command Of q body of
select desperadoes from the Army Of the
Southwest Department. to hushwhRck
along the Big Black and Mississippi
rivers High premiums are said 70 have
been paid for the privilege Of securing
this command
The Bulletin has information that
Forrest, with 5000 cavalry, is at West
Point, jackson at Verona, with 1900,
and AeCulloch, st Okolona, and Chal-
mers. at Tibaha, each with 1000. These
numbers are doubtless exaggerated, but
the locations are probably correct They
are poorly mounted, but have abundant
supplies. sa
Cotton at Memphis was so cenls. Re-
ceipts for the week, exclusive OF special
permits, 2, SEQ bales.
Supplies permitted to leave Memphis,
100000.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24

szaxamfliaRss 0veFthFoxe Predicted.
NEw ToRK, March 22.--The Herald
editorially thinks that Maximilian' quar-
rel with the Church party viii result in
its driving him from Mexico. Ia says
bis position Is very preeariouz, as he has
quarreled with the party that took him
there, snd this may lead them to unite
with the Republicans II says that be
has broken Of with the French also, and
that his speedy overthrow Is predicted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24

The character OF the telegraphic TO-
ports, for some days past, indicate that
the rebels are anxious to get out of
Richmond, If they can do so, without o
kght Ghfs not Cen. Grant d design, We
think, to permit them to do so. The
evacuation of Richmond necessitates .
struggle between Sherman aud the coma
blHed armies Of the Confederaey. We
have frequently indicated our opinion
that Lee wonld endeavor to conoentrsts
his forces in North Carolina aud stake
the fate Of the Confederscy upon the re-
suit of pitched battle with Sherman,
and have atkimss fels.a liftie uneasy as
70 the result Gen. Grant seems Esg
think, however, that Lee cannot leave
Riehmond If he woald, and intimates
that he win move on the rebel works as
soon as they commence moving out Of
them We cannot be unmindfnl Of the
many successful evacustions that bars
been made, dariRs this warria the pres
ence of superior forces, and II maF be
that Lee will havs sent the hulk Of his
supplies and array South before Gen
Grant becomes aware Of IL A rear
guard could not be overtaken if it-wal
in light marching order. Sherman ma,
be strong enough to, eontend with th'
comhiuea arHalea Of Ae Cdhfaderacy
II he il not, he viii al fsast make . 6gh
. that will elsctrify the world Gen. Le'
/, will have but few men left to carry OF
the war. The fAeee ~ the rebellion i
settled, but we are in hopes that no
many more of our gallant boys will han
/ to seal their devotion to their countr
u vith ahair blood They aare sarel
made sacrifices enough sndA displaye
> courage sufficient, withoutE at last giyin
: up their lives. Tbs prayer of svsr
: Christian should be that wisdom and %
insanity, may pstssas Ahs ssuAsila G
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
Cincinnati Eoon Mnks,s.

v.rn,. CfNnrNEA1t. Msrth "a
- -sriet sna uaehAnSods % : . ssisssd
for Superhne, And 3 asksd
f. ~ dAAh- hee, 7ai cAoies Ksatnsky Waite
ookS-Dulli sotor EAr. ami ss for shsllea.
OATS-6S97Q.
fRYE-1 1e
BARLE1--I 25e4f 3
WHkskr-Dnii a. 2 Is. With 90 .ai..
RRoNIsEoSS-Dnil. kfess pork or.r,A "A
- CO.
cROCKRIRs-palI. asd bus ilstts aoi.s sa.s
- ioE cof . SExMr, i0Bl9 for RAw "a ssRa 81
bard Reaued