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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-10
pRopRIEToRs OF THE COLUMBUS PowTER
MAGAZINE. ....
Legal Notice,

A.. J. Martin. Almr 9 T PrS6atg UO9T Court Gf 3bio
VS.. Petition to sell Real
George Swiger and Others Estate. IL
ITO GEORGE SWIGER, JESSE Law
i renee and Elizabeth Lawrence his wife, Mot !;
lania Lewis. Washington Swiger, Mary Stotts, and
the unknown heirs and legal representatives OF
Philip Swiger, John Swiger and Sarah GOmmar, who
are heirs and legal representatives OF Valentine
Swiger, decea, ed, and all Other unknown heirs OF
Valentine Swiger deceased:
You are hereby informed that on the 18th day o.
June 1885, said Administrator filed his petition IN
the Probate Court Of Franklin county, Ohio, the OBJ
ect and PRAYER Of which petition is to Obtain h an or
ing real estate of which the said Valentine SwgeI
died seized of equitable title to pay debts M q rs Saa u
in the town of Smi.hville. in Jefferson TOWNSHIP,
Franklin county, Ohio commencing at the corner q
Mulberry and Walnut streets, running thence north
81 feet; thence west parallel with the Central Ohlo
Railroad SO feet thence south &C feet; thence eas'
81 feet to the beginning. ,nr,N
|, I.. Adm'rof Valentine Swiger, decd.
II. B. ALBERY, Atty for Admir-.
Dated June IL, 1865. 1unel'-"4"-o
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Sheriff s Sale.

Elizabeth shafcr etal, Court Of Common mon Pleas
VS.. OF rThnk!ln Souhly, W.
Drucilla owens OF al. In Partition.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN OR DER OF
i the said Court to me directed will offer for sale
at public auction at the door of the Court House, in
the city of Columbus, on la eY .~.. .-.--
Thursday, the Goth day of July, A. D. 1865,
at o'clock p NJ, the following described real es-
tate situated in franklin county. Ohio, to-wit:
Being in range twenty (2D. township twelve
l2) section No. 90 half section So, refugee lands,
beginning % 35 rods north of the southwest corner
of the above named section, and running north in
the west line of said section 10 l5 rods thence west
30 rods thence 18th l9l 5rods. thence west to the
place of beginning, containing six acres OF land.
Appraised at $50 90 per acre. .. ..f.
Printers fees,$6.75. o,,,o.r ,H
;,,no1o dttwtd H' NH s~.I. ''E p ..t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-10

% INcENpIARY fires continue to prevail in
Russia. In spite of all the efforts OF the
Government to prevent them, and to arrest
suspected persons, whole villages, and even
towns, continue to be burnt down. The
destruction is supposed to be the work OF
the Poles. 1t does not appear, however,
that there is any better reason for the
charge than that made against the Christ
ians during the great fire at Rome under
Nero, or against the Catholics during the
great fire of London, 200 years ago. sis9
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-21
The Place to Buv Goods,

At No. AZ Delaware street, Leaven.
worth, is The place 10 buy goods
When in the city the other day. We had
occasion to purchase some black silk,
and after getting posted il prices. We
found We could get the article We want
&c at least Is per cent. cheaper at this
house than elsewhere. and NE nigh,
say lhe. same of cloth for men 8 xca:
We feel safe in recommending our read
ers to Try this firm. This is the house
where Or. fellow -ci:z.n'M Mr.. H. CRABBs
will be found, and he will be glad 10
see ali his old friends. Remember the
place, E. NJ PlpkR T. Co.. l2 Delaware
street, Leavenworth.
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Reliable.

l, is always desirable ~ben We wish 10
purchase any article 10 go to parties in
whom We have confidence, whose word
is reliable. and npor whose assurances
We can depend. 10 this class belong
Messrs. WILSON & HASTINGS. dealers in
HsrdsarA, Cutlery ETC., At No 90 Della
ware street. Leayenwcrih. We have
always found them truthful. reliable and
correct, and do not hesitate to heartily
recommend them 10 our readers. Up.
right and gen,lemanly in their dealings.
affable and courteous in their inter
course with customers, they win friends
constantly and retain them permanently.
Try them by al means.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-21

o r readers who visit the city and need
any thing in the Saddle or Harness line.
should call on Mr.. B. S. RlcHARns. Go
Delaware street. where they can End all
styles Of work from spur to a fine
saddle or harness. whiis. collars etc.
and At reasonable prices for the times.
NJ. Richards vas burned Out BY the
great FIRE which swept away so much
Df Della sare street . little less than a
Jssr ago. but being loo energetic 10
~ ssch- . misfortune. with The heavy
'oss il sntsiled spon him. crush his
spirits. be went Immediately to work,
ssar'sd Z. new shop with the broken
ssanaats Of his fortune. and has de-
served and is winning success. Such
saasspvise eospled si.h bis severe loss.
sesld via him custom and We hope all
or eitiseas Who need any thing 10 his
nee will give hin q can 1t Sc Delaware
Arrest, Lsaysn.ersh.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-21

A PIcToRIAL DOUBLE NUMBKR.-The
Phrenogical Journal and Life Illustra-
ted for January appears with 80 quarto
pages. and beautiful, illustrated cover.
Ii contains Portraits of Tennyson. Sill
man. Sheridan. Cobb. Phillips, Susapn ma
Wesley-mother of John-an Indian
Chief. Franz Muller. Miss Muggins.
Miss Fury. the Princess of Wales. Flor.
ence Nightengale. group Of Warriors
Julius Caesar, Pisarro.
Cromwell. Charles XII, Frederick the
great. Scott. Wellington and Napoleon.
E'hnology. Prenology. Physiology and
Psychology. No !. Vol. 4lst. Pub
lished at 90 cents . Number, or Sc a
year by Messrs. Fowler 4 Wells. 339
Broadway. New York.
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"a AT WHOLESALE ONLY.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
oyEvElr DECEPTION At THE
Lowest Prices for Cash!

Army and Country Merchants,
Peddler-. Traders, Suffers. and General Dealers,
can make Es0RAOUs PROFITS upon n small IN
We tnlent.
Jewelry Of any Pattern or DUAL
i,y Made 20 Order. - Estimate TOR any Glaze
OF work furnished % Particular attention paid
10 supplying Auciioneer-, Cou Try Fielder, Ia
dian Ira eIs. and Army Dealers
ANY Style of Goods Manufactured
such as Inventions, etc, a, short notice.
Good Canvassin. Clerks. with a
small capital. can find constant employment -
illustrated LISTS full particulars free.
The Profit Of the Retailer is Very Large.
A WHOLESALE SuPPLY can be carried in 4
knaPsack, hand valise. or carpet bog, and will not
be like books. bulky or inconvenien, 10 carry.
Remember another thing-ihe bu.
siness If Strictly Honorable, ~ There is no
need Of mis'epresen,'ng or exsgEcsa'ing Our
foods Show for themselves, 4 Prove fbcsnseves.
Ii is . business in whi.h an ample and ,ais-
factory equivalent 10 given for TIE money Feceiv
ed snd AN encouraging profit il pocketed st the
came time. IL Is IN occupation in which NJ per
son ncsd be afraid or sshsmed 70 canvass the
-ame fiesd sgsin and sgsin, fos where once cur
goods are intrcduced a permanent and cOntinu-
Gus aenand Is created. -.s-, -, 80 --.s.
To SOidicr n the Army, or those .; home dis.
sbled by the hardships Of war, to Ciergymen out
OF health, Te cheers. POpmasters, or any person
who wishes either local or an active occupation,
snd one that brings Whit great pecuniary in.
ducemeots, this Prssests m opportunity seldom
met with. Try II and see f,r ysurseiyes
Carefully selected lots Of Jese!ry, comprising
our newest styles and most saleable variety d
Goods, will bs sent any here IN the Loyal States
We are constantly filling orders from persons
leaving the choice Of Goods wholly with us. To
such we promise the best exercise Of our taste
aud Judgment. and from osr long experience can
ensure satisfaction. We ask no pay in advance,
safe via; styl' and quality Of Goods are wanted,
and We will send the sane and collect pay by
Expresp at the end OF the Route
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Good movements and manufactured IN the best
manner, OF pure material, al WARRANTED ut prices
from SO 10 $3.50 each. Semi anywhere pay
cole cited by Express. Satisfaction GUAR anieed
All Watches at first prices. they being Of on!
own Importation ...,l..-. +, !, s.-.,..
.Circuiars free by mail /. Send taE them :. -,
T.& II. GAUGHAN,
Manuia cinrers aud II poriers.
2l.-3m 7i6 BROApwAT NEW YoRK.
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Attempt ct Robbery.

On Thursday evening. while services
we're progressing in the n. E. Church.
an alarm was given, and large part Of
the congregation ran out TO see what
was the matter. Itturned out that .
number OF robbers-three to fve-had
made au attempt TO enter the residence
>of Mr.. L. 3. Conwell. The elder Mrs.
Cunwell Was at hone-she is very old
and while the Williams were trying TO
effect an entrance at the front door. she
ran out at tie back door. and down 10
the church. a square distant, and gave
the alarm. The FRS: persons on the
ground from the church saw at leas,
three men. and as Lhey ran. three shots
we're fred after them. but Is il was dark,
they probably escaped unhur'.
The coaniry is full Of thieves and
drsperadoes-and the same may be said
OF the older Sia:es-and very prompt
and decisive measures will have to be
taken with them. They seize upon the
condition Of the country AS affor ling a
favorable opportunity lot !i,rir dcpI-,i.-
lions; and as the. are wi i;oal principle.
and organized fully in ii.eir wicked
work. i, will be necessary 10 deal with
them in earnest, and let them feel iha,
crime mus and shall be punished. Ev-
cry good citizen must stand up for the
right and aid in putting down ;he wrong.
Since the foregoing was in type, We
learn tina, it is suppose the robbers
mis,ook Mr.. ConwelI's house for that Of
the residence Of J. B. HAGEN, Mr.. H.
had sold his farm. we are told, and had
the money; and it is thought tho thieves
safe who has any money about him.
Thieves and their allies appear TO be
ever, where, and TO know all that is 60
ang on.
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HEAD @ RS l CoxPANr, I lth, h. VIC.
SHAWNEE MIssIoN, Kan. Dec. 81. "a.
n. G. TURNER, Esq Dear SIR:

11kAU u rs loEfANi, itHf, IA 3. ".
SHAWNEE MISSION, Kan. Dec. 81. "a
H. G. TURNER. Esq Dear Sir:
Il, is my painful duty to announce
the death of your son Corporal Calvin
K. Turner. shieh has been reported to
me BY tie Surgeon in charge Of The
hospital at Fl. Gibson. C. n. He de-
parted this lie on the 30th day Of No
.vember, was left sick at Fl. Gibson on
ahe 24th of November At which time a
part Of the company was there. His
death has caused great sorrow to bis
comrades, AL Of whom loved him deeply.
As soldier he was unexcelled, was
noble ind &c. erous in his nature and
commanded The love aad respect Of all
who knew him. He was the star Of
the company. deeply sympa,hise
with you in your great loss. for such as
he can not vel be spared. Let Is feel
as believe. that our loss is his gain. he
will be far happier than to battle the
cold storms of this world. Before we
started on. on the late campaign he
vas greatly interested 10 religious meet
ings held q. westport. No.
Praying that our meTciful father will
comfort you, l am. with great respect.
Your OBJ Serv't. Jas. E. GREkR.
Capt. 81" Co.. lIth. K. v. G.
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Groceries, Fruits, etc.

Groceries. Ffulf3, etc.
Most ofour readers are acquainted with
Messrs. GRANT 4 PRfsf. l4l Shawnee
street Leavenworth. and all who have
dealt with abem agree in giving them q
good name. They are familiar with the
wants of the people Of Kansas. and en-.
deavor to keepa supply 9: such articles
as will meet those wants; and they &C.
commodate to tie utmost al their Gus.
tomers. A new settlers are constantly
comiag to this country. and desire tc
Snow where to deal, we will say to them
that at this house they may BE- assured
Of gentlemanly treatment and honor
able dealings: and We recommend all tt
give them trial.
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At The NJ E. Church is still progressing
with more hopeful results. Some IS
have been added to the church. and a
good number have been happily con-
verted. We trust the good work has
bus Just commenced. aud thar it will
prcgress until all the community are
brought under the influence Of divine
grace. -.ss...3-4a=es 81
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Bargains in Dry Goods /.

Mrssrs Daniels. MiIiing,on & Co. No.
SO Delaware street, Leayenwort h. are
closing out their entire stock of Dry
Goods. Clothing, eic. al greatly redsced
prices. Any Of our readers who wish
TO get bargains 10 III ir line should give
them a call. Go soon. MS their goods
are bein. sold very rapidly.
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF KANSAS,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

Whereas, At the general election
held en- the 9Th day Of November last
there was submitted 10 the Electors of
the Stale pursuant TO a resolve Of the
Legislature. 40 amendment Of section
three, article Eve, of the Constitution
of the State of Kansas. having reference
10 the "qualiics,iOns Of electors" which
said amendment was, IS is shown By the
official declaration Of the Board of State
Canvassers. duly adopted by Ihe Flee
tors of the State; and
Whereas. Al said general election
there Was submitted 10 tue Electors OF
the State pu, suant TO resolve OF the
Legislature. an amendment OF srction
Two. article twelve. Of the Constitution
OF the State OF Kansas. providing thai.
"bills may originate in either House.
which said amendmen, vas, as is shown
by the official declaration OF the Board
Of State Canvassers. duly adopted by
the Electors Of the State; and
Whereas, tErfhsr, Al said general
election. in pursuance Of an act Of the
Legislature. spprosed February 22d.
1864. entitled, IAN act to provide for
the sale Of the School Lands was duly
submitted to the electors Of the State.
and q majority of the votes cast on said
question, as is shown BY the official de-
termination OF the Bosrd 81 Safe Can
vssssrs. being in favor OF tire. saie Of the
School Lands.
Now. therefore. l THOMAS CAR
NEf Governor OF The State Of Kansas.
10 declare and proclaim that the said
amendments of section three. article Eve.
and Of section t~o. article Twelve, have
become and are. BY virtue Of said ATOP
ton by The Electors Of the State. a part
Of the Constitution of the Safe Of Kan
sas. Aud do further declare and pro-
claim that said "Aet to provide for the
sale of the School Lands. is now 10
full force in the State. and that said
lands are BOW subject to sale according
to the provision OF said act.
In testimony whereof have here.
-. unto set my hand. and caused
the great seal Of the State 10
b s6ixsd' the day and year
6rst above written.
THOS. CARNEY.
By the Governor,
w. w. II. LAwRyxcE.
Sec'y Of State,
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MATRIMONIALI
LADIES AND CENT1.EWEN

II YOU wish to marry, address The undersigned.
who will send you without maoey and without
price, valuable infjImaiior rha, will enable yeu
10 marry hsppy and sn' cd;is. Irrespective Of ace.
wealth or beauty has inr-,n,inn will cost
you nothing and ii yon sis, la marry. will
assis, You. al itrers s.fir,ly conf
deniiai. Tie desired inhcsns,ies ssss Ivy return
mail, and no questions s~kei sddrc~,
SAzeA L i.sssKEI, =
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-21

1--WE hA'sssad an unusually small
qaan"iJ Of rsia this winter. The roads
nave been splssdid mcst'bf the time
a'y Is y, saanes. Bat We ussd rain,
and We hope il win come.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-21
BROWN & BRO.

Have removed their Drug Store 10
the corner OF Shawnee 4 9Th .ts., oppor
site the Mansion House. Leavenworlh,
and have on hssd full supply OF Med
icines. Fine Perfumery. Brushes OF all
KINDS. and every thing pertaining 70 The
Drug trade. 1887
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No. l5--Cabinet Organ,
same a. No. ns, IN Walnut or Oak.

Among the many distinguished mu- sc ans is
unnual,iledly endorse the Ca lNET ORGAN
NAV he found the names Of Gorschalk. Thaibere.
VIM. Mason, 3 y. Mills, WolienSaupt, Sa,serr
r. adel. S,akosch. Grobe and SandeIson, Piai,s's;
and Morgan. Zun.lel, Wilcox. MOsen,hal, Mag
ra,h. sn,,l, Flint WeIs, Tuckernan, and Cutter,
Organisis.
VIVA, the larger pipe organs are to larger
chm ches and halls. the CABINET ORsANs are to
priy ate residence and smaller churches and halls
Tbey occupy hre room, nre elegant Ms pieces OF
furniture. aud are not liable to get out OF order.
Jurt put,iished.-SSacoL FoR TIE CABINET
OssAn. BY Geo. +. Root. Price 81. kfcEkA-
r,oNs voR the CABINET ORsAN. Six nuuIhere,
IS n, cages each Prics 20 cents per number,or
81 so per set-
.reroorns in Bp-,on, NJ. 2.f Washington
.,,a.. Addr,s,- the HndersigrIed. Warerooms
:, NJ Work. Nos. 3 i aoscsr street Address
MASON BRO HERS.
Instruments mas b. erdsr.d BY letter with en-
in. confidence q s.u<.,tay them rs perfect ar
,houeh srler tel stupr Warerooms. A DR. on
a Bas,an or New YoTs bana. mede.r dc 10
our order, shsiii1. I'll sd2b sases, acS .pany we
letter. D,scuDisse Ca,alol,Hos scot tree ny Viai'
MASON IL HAMLiN, Makers.
Bosros. Mass.
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No.I;--Gaiiacl Organ

Coma SIX siS.s= 'hsse complete sets OF reeds
and orc. tnaouai taggfs exceilent instrument
for churches 81 moderate mean. ms il combines
much Of the power andsea billy 81 the lnrgei
,us, uuents-e n nsoel, iessso.t s4g q
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-21
No. I2-Cal,inet Organ

Differs from No. II in case only. r.. ofgan,sts
who arc inexperie need in the use oil pedal Ibis
is our best churce instrument bein, less c0tf-
plicated than the No. 10; and better adapted TO
transportation, VIC can confidently recommend
i: Us very de.irab,e tor churches, public halls
aud lodge rooms. Al % a5iasirsblg pArlor in
sfIument
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NO.I1-Cabine: Organ,

Same rs No. IS, in Walnut Or Oak csse. An
available instrument Tor home use, though not
so comprehensive a. an instrument with TWO on
more sets oi reeds. -
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No. a3-Ca,,inet Organ,

With two se,,s. -Ste6s Of five octaves compass,
conraining the Aniomalc swell, knee stops and
doub.e oei,rysz - fyscs Walnut Case-
uanel.ed ard sraa ne ted 9Th rich csrvings-an
elegan, instrument Tor The drawing room and
parior. A. g. Z. Il
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Consumptive sufferers will receive valuable
pscscripsion Em the cure IT Consumption, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis and eli throat and Lung sfiec-
iicns (free Of charged BY sending iheir sdre-- to
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON.
1i7-3n williamsburg, Hinge Co, View York.
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No. iIACabinct Organ.

With eight stops, f,ur complete sets Of reeds,
and tw0 msnu.ls77is blown By the performer,
and contains The automatic swell. intended tor
the Parlor and drawing room.
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No IS--Cabinet Organ.

Five ociaves, with one set OF reeds, automatic
swell and double bellows. In elegant Rosewood
case highly polished.
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No. t9GCabinet Organ

Same as No. 20, in neat and substantial case
of solid Black Wsinet or Onk. Arspiial irsIu.
rent FOR Sunday School, Of limited means, AMI
next hes, 10 the No. 81 for private uss-
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No. 2O-Cabil,et Organ

-Four Octaves, two sets OF reeds, aitomaus
svs,i -doubIe b. llowv AMI knee stop. ~ sAFgAnt
Rosewood ease highly polished. ~ -
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No. 22-Cabinet Organ

Differs from M. q IN case only. This insiru-
fient is encased in elegant rosewood, highiy POI
ished designed also for the parlor.
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Sherif's Sale.


David l.. Lakin, Plaintiff.
Joseph F Bliss and julia A. Bliss, D,fendsnis
By virtue OF m Order OF Sale bearing date
December %. A. d. 1854, to me directed and de-
hvered, issued in the shove entitled suit, by the
Clerk Of the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District of tho State OF Kansas, sitting within
and for said County Ut Jefferson, and also by
yir Ne Of the Judgment rendered in said suit ny
said court on the SIS day OF October, A. ID. Is
e. will. On rnseday, the 3Ist day Of
January. A. ID. 1865, At two o'clock Z. NJ.
of tina, day, At the Court House door in the vii.
Isg- u Oskaoosa, in the County Of jeff ,rs0n and
State ef Kansas, offer al Public Sale and sell
Ia the hr;he bidder, tor cash in hand al the
time Of saie, the following described tracts Of
LAND, i,ing being and tituate IN the County OF
Jefferson, State OF Kansas, 10 VT:
Lots 70, vine and llOl ten, in Block t5S) tlfiy.
Eve in the Town OF G-ssshoppsr fslls in said
Coua,y, according 10 the original survey and plan
Of said Town: appraised At 1850 OO) eight hun
dred and fifty dollars.
HORACE GIBBS,
- Sheriff Of Jefferson County, Kansas.
Sheriff s Dfice. Oska.o,,sa, Dec. 3lsi. 1864.
CLoUGH 4 WHEAT, Att'ys Tor III 226-aw
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n, MASON &HAMLlFS-r =
CABINET 0GRGANS.

q cir f-5t>-----T S-4.hliiH
The CABINET ORGAN Is designed both Tor tho
ehirch and home-for the sarred and secuar-
for:oTgsn prac ice aud sbs reerestiOE Of tx,em-
pore play ing cornbinng oil tie best qualities OF
the rneIodeon sad none Of iss-oiieciionsbls ores.
with many entirely Few Improvements and In
ieniions, Prominea, a,nvng which is the
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-21
No. IG-Cabinct Organ.

This nstrc1mrbtis Intended more particularly
for church requirements, and is very valuable
tor. organ pras tice- "a csnsstlsr t~Ylse stops,
drswiSg six crnnete sets Of secds. Nh tie Ne
cessary conplcrs; two manuals and an indepen-i
Ndenr pedale ot twenty-five keys, land IL hicwn
Nv n sec md HcfSalu
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Same music as IN Nos. % a1c c3-in plain sub
s,antiaT BLACK Walnut or OK case. This style
Is extremely popalar--perhsps the mos, 50 OF any
that we -inake-its moderate P'Ife placing u
within reach Of ALL and serves we'll toF either the
parlor, vestry, school, Of lodge room.
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LAW OFFICE OF A. z. PARKER.
OsKALoosA. July 18th. 1864.
Having perfected arrangements l ann
now prepared TO prosecute Soldiers
claims against The government.
Back Pay, Boun,irs and all ckims
OF similar nature attended 10 with the
earliest possible dispatch.
A. Z. PARkKR-
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No. lG-Cabine, Organ,

Four oetsvss. with one set Of reeds, aaioma'r
w.. II and double bellows. In elegant Rosewood
case. nof 4, no .I6J