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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-14
supERs IaOuPE OE PERfORMINa pOOs

VIII ise wonjeriuI per'orn ancss exceed ID Interest
sui novelty anything Of ihs kind ever
seen 10 America
4 SPLENDID TEAM OF FIX DOGS, with silver
rnOnnt-d Haraes-, and Trappiugs, drawing 40
elegant miniature Chariot sil be driY
eh through The principal streets
the dly oi exhibition
A NOARING FARCE will b- gtv-n NJ each enter.
tainment Also, A COMO TR OK PANTOMIME,
written expressly tor this establish ment, produced
with flegrnt seenery. Beauhiul Costumes, superb
Appointments, Tricks, Transformations, sc pre-
sented IN style heretloTe unequaled, except by the
lar-famed Ravel Troupe.
The resources Of this establishment are great,
the number per ormers 70 large, and their differ
ent speeiblties 80 numerous and varied thst an
tire change of Programme can be gwen al each eu
tertainn cnt. thus while the whole strength OF the
Company 10 nightly brought iOfth, The publ
gratifed " III constant change Of performance,
comprising Acts, New. Novel ana astounding.
npOrs open at O'rl eek; commence a. IL.
Tickets s. Gents: Reserved Seats 50 Cents.
Admission TO Matinee, children lJo.; adults, 35g.
Jsgju RUFUS sOMhRBY, Agent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-14
HOOD.

Hoods failures in Tennessee and Georgia
are attributed to the disgust Of the people oi
those States for the Confederacy.
Name but Lee aud Johnston appear to give
satisfaction
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-14
FrIdsy And saturday EvcI. lAn. Is 3 %

The lareest, best and ony complete organization ~
the kind II eAistcnce.
The following compose portion Of the leading
taleut
THr ~NnW BROTHERs, WILLIAM ANn FENJA-
MIN, and the LEYANTlN BFOTH sRS, thres
ia nuinter. the reno ned Gymnasts, Ae-
rotais and Equillhnsti.
LIZZIE SON EkBi the great ConiraltO vocalist, ard
hFFIE CARLTON, the aceom phshed song
sttss-, vii introduce gresi yanety
OF Duets, Ballads, CJmic and
sentimf niai Songs, &C
DICK SANDS, the renowned Clog Dancer, N hs
Wonderful o OK uanre Also b.. reuArka-
tl~ amusing specially, lld insn jig.
MISS JESslk X BihSON, he exquisite Dsnseuze,
IN hei Graceful and Elegant folses, aud
Charming Acts.
Mr.. SIMON SLOAN, the great Yankee Comedian and
Deneator Of Eccentric Characters.
MR. HARRY BRYANT, the Wonder vi Ven uoqcist,
inimtabie lmdAior aud Comic PantOmlultst
The exquisite drOllery of Mr.. Bryant
10 Pantomime Is indescHralAe
and cOnyulses his andienres vih laughter.
TIE ORENTiNE TROUPE, eight IN number, ~
the kremim hafRbOuts, ar the Wild NUmhds
OF the Desert; amost exciupg CXhih-
uon Of Gracs, strength, and,
Agility.
TUE AFFIRMATION SLACK ROPE YArLTER the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-14

The Richmond papers continue quarrelling
over their leaders They think JEFF Davis
course reprehensible, aud also made an on
slsught on Kirby Smith, who is now discover
ed to possess noue of the attributes OF great
General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-31
Cabus' Hair Tonic.

rhsunequAled which possssses the pscu
liar properties grey har to ito color
and II to the color Ii possessed before IL
turned grey. II is . permanent cure for dAndruf
aud =nT the Of the hair ivsa the
hair ting ard ustur al mnistur, dandrun scr
itching and OF thesku Persons that have led
this preparation say that they have tried all kinds Of
Tonic and Hair Restorsives and had been athletic
nd article that would produce the desired result
until they bad tried Hair Tonic IL has cured per
who had solid Of GaDdran all knitted nd
cemented together IN the share OF cap covering the
whole head and In the Of thirty days after
my Tonic the scarf and dsndruf all disappeared and the
hair, which had until thattime been prrented from
growing, resumeGits former healthy growth.
In the OF James Merstln % th 1ist low in
ntry, whose cad covered vifh thick coating OF
danirnf and scurf msntion alb We. aid whose hair
had al nos pletel fallen ont Is shown the virtue
this Tonic for the % three w-ek2 application
oft hsscalp Assumed healthy condition aad his hair
commenced 70 grow beautifully This r. oniy
of the kndlp athoussEd could mention many others
butfor want fspacesnd cos; am prevented froD do
irgso- -
Soid5s GEoR0R CABUe. corner Of Second aud Main
street. Price cents per bottle. liberia. discoun,
~ trade. oc2d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-31

r UMegNMEN AND BUTLDZKs are infufnsd thafws
1 arr nov manufacturing lat the Paul = m1nn M
n 600 feet daiiy cf the various kinds Of Pine LaDh<
Also shingles and Lath Prompt sttsnton VII b sea
orders from everywhere. A. hQun8 CT
ipna1o-An
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-31
SOLD And DRUGGIsYs.

Sole Agentfor th United states an d Canada
JOB MOSES, "a OoxtiAn d. St New York.
N.B.-f1 90 and postage stamps enclosed to anysu
thoriHed Agent wilinsure bottle tainin so Pill
byreturn mail. ney2-d1y Inc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-31

stWISo MAcHINRs have
the reversible feed motion,
which enables the operator
10 hsvethe work carry eth
Or vay, or 30 change the d.
rection and fAsten the end
ofseAms By turnine . Ihumh
screw. They are noiselsa
and can be used where quiet
10 necessary. fheirstffch 10
the wonder Of all, becAuee
Of its combined elasticity,
strengthand beauty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-31

X EOKUK, DENTAL DEPOT. Dentists
~ VIII and eomplete assortment of Artificial Teeth
and Deptists Aaserisls always on hand 0rdsB from
the country will receive particular attention.
sep1 f ,fs87 k4 D. A. KERR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-31
LOWEST PRICES,

Examine the stock Of the Raex PepMIav Hgssss 81
Bosrwfck co, s. Main street
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

gesture but seemed Impassionate al his
misfortune
The minister then uttered a brief
prayer asking for the prayers and forgive
ness of all his sins and passage out of
this world into the joys Of Heaven. The
minister who attended Harold returned
thaBks for the kind treatment of the prs
onerse offered a prayer that God would
receive his soul. Harold was affected
TO tears. The minister who attended
Atzerott also returned thanks for him to
Gen Hartroupt and other officers for
his kind attentions. and then invoke the
mercies of God on the prisoners Gem
demned. Then they were required to
raise from their seats wien Ite chairs
were removed and they were al on The
drops; their hands fastened behind them
and their legs bandaged below and above
the knees. White caps were placed over
their heads. A~tzerott. while being pre-
pared for execution, exclaimed Gen
tIeman, farewell; take care and good
bye" One Of the clergy standing near
exclaimed INLAY we all meet 10 an.
other world AS soon as the moose was
put around each neck-Mrs. Surratt's
being the last n adjusted-the section
of The platform on which they had been
standing, suddenly fell, and the culprits
were hanging severl feet from the ground.
Mrs. Surralt and Payne scarcely moved
a muscle. Atzerott exhibited some
twiching, but Harold showed a more
nervous sensIbility than any Of the others.
The bodies hung uDtl life was extinct,
and were afterwards given over for bur-
ial, rough collins being already at hand
for that purpose.
The arrangements for the execution
were perfect. General Hartroupt was
present throughout the proceedings.
It is said Payne last night made a
statement in behalf of Mrs. Surratt,
exhenorating her from completely, and ali
the other prisoners subscribed to the af-
idavit nnpeaching testimony of al im-
p6rtant witness against her.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20


A word to Supervisors may not be out
of place at present, as few of them have
the law handy TO refer to. The law now
in force was passed January 10Th, 1862.
Section 8. makes it the dlty of the
County Clerk to all vacancies when they
occur in any Precinct.
Seelion 10. says "If any Supervisor
shall neglect or refuse to keep the roads
of his district in as good repair as the
number o. hands and amount of road tax
under his control would reasonably en-
able him TO 90, he shall be liable on his
official bond to pay a fine of not less than
FIVE nor more than fifty dollars" AL
though the pay now given by law to Su-
pervisOrs is small, every Supervisor, who
accepts the office, should remember the
above section as a penalty for any failure
to do his duty.
Section II makes it the duty of Super
Sisors 10 place good, plain guide-boards
at the beginning, terminus and i~ntersec-
tion Of any county and territorial road in
his district. We have so far seen but
one guide-board in Ibis County. Why
is ihis4
According to Section IA. Supervisors
of roads shall make an annual settle
ment, under oath, with the Board of
County Commissioners, at their April
term" This settlement. under Oaih, in
Cludes ell of their official transactions.
There generally is great negligence and
indifference exhibited on the part of road
laborers when working out their taxes.
As ibis loss of labor by negligence and
indifference may amount 10 considerable,
and as many Supervisors may not be
posted on what The laws Of 1864 require.
Of them, we make the following extract
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

The unknown heirs Of AlOnzo R.. Hunt deceased.
will take notice that John l.. Carson, has fled bis
bill of complaint in the District Court of johnson
County Nebraska Territory, in Chancery,
against the Administrator of the Estate Of AlonEo
r. Hunt. deceased, and the unknown heirs Of the
said AlOuzO r. Hunt, deceased, aud Beniamine F.
Lushbaugh Defendants, for the foreclosure Of a
certain MortgUaga deed, given By by the said
Aionzo 4. Hunt uceeasea,in is lifetime, 70 the
said COmolainant tDd d5feadaat B7uiaSins +.
Lushhaugo, Of the Last half &c the North East
quarter, &C Section uunlber thirty fa0L and the
West 1alf Of the North West quarter Of section
ntmher tweDty-uido[2 20. Township number foEr
l4E north 0f Range number Eleven Iltl. East
containing one huadrsd and sixty. 1861. acres.
Also the South kasf quart OF Section humber nine
:een, 10 10 TefqGship number fourl4l, North Of
Range LumbeF Eleven HE Exeep. ten ll0I,acres
being tie South " - quarter. ofSouth West quar-
ter, Of SAD South Eos quartee, thereby convey
ing of said quarter Sec ion but one hundred and
fifty 800 acres. situated IN said johnson County
and Territory Of Nsbr aska, to secure the pay
ment VI = s~rsai2 g.Sm.ssJsy GOie Tor the sum Of
Three hundred and Sixty dollars. with interest
thereon az tho rate OF twenty-five per cent Der
aBaum The Object and prayer Of said bill is to
f~svscicss said horts uage deed and for the sale Of
sad primises to pay the money 81 secured. You
aT6 recn@@- y appear -snd answer said bill BY
Vb5 10Th day of Austst A.. d. 1865.
Dated this the 18th day of July, 1865.
DORSEY 4 RIOR,
Sol. for Com plainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
The Executions at Washington.

All the condemned conspirators SEN
fenced 10 be hanged, were executed at
Washington on Friday the 9Th instant.
On petition, Mary Suratt, through her
counsel. Akin and ClamitL Judge Wilder
of the Supreme Court of this District,
directed the issue of a writ of habeas
corpus to General Hancock commanding
him to produce in court at ten O'CLOCK
this morning the body of Mary E. Surrat,
with the cause and day. The writ was
served on General Hancock at 8 o'clock
tbs morning. by United States Marshal
Goodlng He immediately consulted
with tie Attorney General and Secreta-
nv of War. AT 10 80 the General had
not obeyed the writ. The fact was
brough, to The notice of the Court by her
counsel, but the Judge said he had no
power to enforce the writ to-day.
Guards were placed all around the
Arsenal TO prevent the intrusion of per.
sons to the sc ne OF execution, none be.
ing admitted except those previously sup
piled with tickets by General Halleck.
The relatives of Mrs. Surralt and
Harold spent several hours with them
during The forenoon. and we're also at
tended by the spiritual adviser, as also,
were Payne and Atzerat.
Al a few minutes after one o'clock,
the outer prison door was opened. Mrs,
Surratl was supported on her way 10 the
pallows by two military officers +; next
followed by Aircraft, Harold and Payne,
accompanied by the guard and there re-
spectipe ministers of the gospel. The
seats were provided for :hem on the plat
form in the following order: Mrs. Sur
raft, Payne, Harold and Atzerott. The
officer entrusted with the execution and
ministers occupied intermediate POSITIONS.
Gen Hartronpi, who has been froaa
the commencement IN charge of the pris-
oners. came forward and read the order
of the War Department approaching the
and ordering the penalty of
death be inflicted. A heavy guard was
stationed on lhe walls surrounding the
grounds, while below soldiers were for
med on Two sides of the square. Sever
al hundred CIVILIANS were present and
anxious spectators Of the solemn scene.
Que of the priest, an attendant on Mrs.
Surralt, repeated q short prayer, to which
who was seated next to her, al
Ientively listened. The minister who
had been administering 10 Payne. ex-
pressed his sincere thanks 10 Gen. Hart
roupt and officers and soldiers who had
of him for their personal kind
ness. They had not uttered an unkind
word nor given an unpleasant look or
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
legal NOTICE.

James c.. Williams, will take notice that Benja-
mine F. Lushbaugh, and John T.. Carson, have
fled their bill Of complaint in tbe District Court
Of PaEnee County Nebraska Territory, in Chance
~ against the said James C.. Williams, defendant
for the foreclosure Of a certain deed Of trust in the
nature of a Mortgage, given by said James e VIII
liams, to said Benjamine F. Lushbaugh, and John
L. Carson, of the North West quarter, Of Section
number eight S, in Township number three 3, North
Of Range number twelve II, East of the Sixth 8,
Principal Meridian situated IN PaWnee County
Nebraska Territory. To secure the payment Of a
certain pTomissory note, drawn by said j. C.. Will
hams in favor Of L1sh baugh & Carson for the sum
of Two hundred and fifty dollars, with in tereSt
after d ue at the rate Of i've per cent per month
The object and prayer of said bin is TO foreel Ose
said Mortgage deed Of trust, and for the sale of said
premises to pay the money 50 secured, You are
required to appear and answer said bill by the 4th
day Of Septembsr A.. D.. 1855.
Dated this 2esh day Of IA y. 1885.
DORSEY : RICH,
Sol. for Complainants
- a. 10 n
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

Samuel Edgerton, viii take 2otice thai Benja-
mine z. Lushbaugh and john L. Carson have fled
their bill Of complaint IN the District Court of
Pawnee County NehzaskA Territory, in Chancery
against the said Samuel Edgerton defendant, for
the foreclosure of a certain deed Of trust in the
ma u . Of Mortgage, given by said Samuel Edgert n
to complainant OF the North East quarter
of Section humber twenty-five 25, in Township
number eleven 81, North Of Range number ten 10,
East Of the Sixth G Principal Meridian, situated
in Pawnee County Nebraska Territory. To secure
the payment Of a Certain prOmissory note, given
by defendant to eomplaiHants, For the sum Of Two
hundred and Eighty dollars, with interest thereon
after due at FIVE per cent per month. The object
and prayer of ssid bin is TO ~foreclose said Mortgage
deed Of trust, and for the sale Of said premises to
pay the money so secured You are required to
appear and answer said bill by the 5th day Of Sep
temb, n. A.. ID. 1865.
Dated this 2etl day IF JIlv 1865.
DORSEY G RICH.
Sol. for C0mplsinants.
AZ Il al
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

II is reported hat the President has
approved of General Pope's plan for the
future for the treatment of the Indian
tribes Of the Northwest. II is not known
definitely what this plan is, except that
the present system of reckless and ire.
sponsibIe trading between the whites and
the Indians, which results Ia the demon,
ilization of the latter and consequent
! ostilities, Is to he stopped, and the Gov
eminent will take the matter of trading
with the Indians into lis own hands.
This may systematic the go%uge-game
usually practiced On the poor ILdian,
and he may be more docile if swipdled
according to law.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
IEGAL NOTICE.

william T. Denney, win take notice that Ed
ward G. " Stake, and John I. Carson haVe filed
sbeir bin Of complaint in the District Court Of
Pawnee County Nebraska Territory IN Chaneery,
a~s;D-k The said Williem r.. Denney, defendant
FOR tie foreclosure Of q certain deed Of trast iBths
nature Of a Mortgage given by said William 2.
Dennev in srust to John L. Carson. Of the South
West quarter Of Section number Twenty-0as72l,
in Township number two 2, North Of Range num-
her ten no. East Of the Sixth 8 Principal Meridian
situated in Pawnee County Nebraska Territory, to-
secure the payment Of a certain pFomissoTy note,
drawn by defendant in favor Of Edward q. ".
Sake, for the smm Of Two hundred and hsty-eight
dollars, With interest after due at tbs rate Of I'VE
ner erut PER month. The objeetand prayer Of said
bills 10 f~oreeioss said Mortgage deed OF trust, and
for the sale Of said premises to pay the moaey 50
secured. You are regHired to appear and answer
said bin by the ar day Of SePtenber A: D.. 1865.
Dated this the ZUth day Of July 1865
DORSEY & RICH,
44-4tIS5O. Sol. fer Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

As our prices for transient adyertis-
inc have been called in question during
the pas, week, we deem II advisable to
enllghten the public as 10 how and when
lIsoss prices were established, and our
reasons for upholding them.
They were established BY a Conven-
uon Of the Editors and Publishers of
this Territory, which ct in Nebraska
CITY last August. The Republican aud
Nebraskian, of Omaha, the Sentinel, of
Plaltsmouth. The Press and News, of Ne
braska City aud the Advertiser, particle
paliug. The prices of all kidd OF ma
leriai used IN printing making an ad-
vance in prices necessary, the rates we
now charges were adopted. The Press
Of this Territory waited and suffered in
hopes that material would come down,
but il did not, and for self-preservatiOn,
those prices we're established. Material
has not lowered in prices sufficient to
warrant a reduction Of those rates, yet
we see the Nebraska City News has
come down on those prices. We cannot
see why this is unless it is nearly starv-
ing among its bully lots of Democrats
We hereby FSOIish the proprietor OF the
Nebraska City News as a RAT" and
all others who will work under the es-
tablished prices, and cali upon that por.
tion Of the Nebraska Press which has
remained steadfast to the rates, TO show
their contempt for men who will adopt
such a course.
We intend TO sustain the craft by do
ing all in our power to keep up living
prices FOR our labor. which is not near
Up to the price of other labor, while our
main article, paper, is not near down to
other material. When material comes
down to the old prices, we pledge our
word and honor we viii come down to
old prices, and no oon
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
4s-4t.s1s.oa.
IECAL NOTICE.

The Unknown heirs at law Of John Brown de-
ceased, Will take notice, that William N Mar
shall, has filed his biz Of complaint in the District
Court of johnson County, Nebraska Territory in
Chanecry, against the Administrator Of the E state
ofsaid John Brown, deceased the unAnOwn heirs
of said John Brown, DECEASED and Jon a L, Carson
defendants, for the foreclosure Of a certain deed
Of trust or kiortguage, given BY said John Brown
deceased, in bis lifetime to cGrnDlainant and John
l.. Carson, of the South west quartsr, Of Section
number thirty-two (32l. in Township number six
L6G North Of Range number ten (10), East Of the
Sixth Principal Meridian, in johnson County.
Nebraska Territory, to secure the payment of a
certain p%ronissory note, for the sum Of Two hun
dred and Eighty dollars, with intetest thereon at
the rate Of five per cent per month.
The object and prayer Of said bill is to f~oreclose
Mortguage deed Of trust, and for the sale Of
premises to pay the money so secured. You
required to appear and answer sa id bin by the
26th,day Ct August A. D. 1865.
Dated this 18Th day Of July 1865.
DORSEY & RICH,
Sol. for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
LEGAL notice.

Laurence Kuebler will take notice that Beuia-
mine F. Lushbauch. has-fled his bin of CompIaint
in the District Court, Of johnson County. Nebras-
ka Territory IN Chanoery against the Said Lau-
renee kuebler and john l.. Carson, defendants.
for the foreclosure Of a certain deed Of trust in
the nature ola Mortgusge, given by said Laucencc
KuebieT TO Complainant and John L. Carson, Of the
South West quaiter. Of Section number four az
in Township num6er four 30, North Of Range
number Eleven az East Of Sixth Principal Ne
ridian, sitaated in johnson County, Nebraska
Territory. To secure the payment Of a certain
prOmissory note for the sum Of, two hundred and
fifty dollars, with interest thereon after due a. the
rate Of FIVE per cent per mo1th, the object and
prayer of said bill Is to foreciose said Mortguaga
deed Of trust, and for the sale 0f said premises to
pay the money 50 secured VOC are required to
appear sud answer said BIZ bT the 23lh day Of
August A i. 1903.
Dated this liza day ofJuTy 1865.
DORSEY & Rich,
Sol for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

Zeif SemaFsin win take notise ~.
Z: Lushbsugh has dled bis bin 81 co.,
District G9Sss q JoAHsoa County, EsS
Etorg, in Chanesry, against said 80 "a q
and JoRn l.. Carson, defendants for
IRE Of a certain deed Of trust In A. Fsa
Mortgage given By said Zcif Sema-ss q
plainant, and John Z. Carson, Of - %
quarter, Of Section number tweptv tb'te
Township nambsr I've (5l, North 81 =
Der ten 10 East Of toe Sixth P~rioei5sf u
situated n Robinson County, Nebrasss F
To secure the payment Of a certain DTo. slf
for the SAN Of Two hundred ana Eigb,-
with interest thereon afegdue at tbs - ~
per cent per mcntA. The object anS
said bill is to forerioss, sand Aortruagf
tras5, and for the sale Of said prsmisss
money 90 secured, you ore required
and answer sad biz By the 25,h day Of 4
4. ID. 1885.
Dated this The l3h day Of July, Iss
DORSEY & Ricg
4~3-4t-sIs,50.