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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09


FoRr MADISON, Sept 7. 1865.
The meeting of the Ny Policy men, at
the Court House last night, was a failure
only forty>two persons being present-and no
speeches. Balinger L Co. failing to cone
to time, in expectation Of the iron linked
logic Of Representative Wilson, the evening
before. Our informant says il was fnneral-
the funeral obsequies of the Randall l. Co. q
Philadelphia Convention-a dumb show-no
speeches, but plenty of salt Tears over the
false and irreconcilable position of having
been opposed to : vigorous prosecution Of the
war for the suppression of the Shareholders
rebellion.
The Judge carried lantern Up street, and
the Chairman Of the committee |imped along
At respectful distance but it Vas all no 70,
miserable failure, Tho truly loyal men are
not for ais, ard Rresdsend- Hshe asaer
discount, especially whom the hutker l. rancid.
Even the old line Democrats, heteabouts. are
down on johnson for giyiae EsdSsal oRcesto
Copperheads-m Who never Sfted : finger
TO sustain the Government, in the dark hour
stsove sosadys history, hat Who wsrs ~
% Chicago plAdGn, md foe p@acs = ~
price. 80 z
Wilson'S speech On Wednesday evening"
was one Of he speeches Of he coautry-e
Csse spsseh. Fsv lieh HING "a nake such
. speech. Hs held ~ undivided attention
q - iaF1s asdaseee fos to hptEa, and car
risa soaviotioa = ssssy st,oksl
HE skiss ass ssiGAt-ths omsns Ill propi,
s'ous. Log On IL Int" Noicoaproniss
With traitors o. tssitors ninions.
nsApssah & usssnk - T4sssaay vas
tally equal - ~ sseantes, osssuSsI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09
andrew Johnson on Reconstruction.

rnc.,,ing eo,vsnt,on N ,..,or. m. .. -. -ho
restore ana re,,.s.b n, sb.u th. mar vho -,
inna'nes and his mean, to destroy til. Government,
shsn he Who bro,rb, hi, misery u,on N. st.t. :.
mit,.a 10 control n, d..t,pi. II th. h. - h.n Il,
hi, prr,ou, blood Of our Nrsv. .oai.,, and o,-r
freely poured cut vty hsv. bean toni, .n.d Al,
III. r,n,ou. ,,ctor,.. Won nv opr noh,. .,u,.. I'm 90
for n.nsht and Al, tho h.,,,.s.,d. -h,cn ~. 49,
so~n vfth - h.ro.. a,r,n. th.,.h-uxor-
r.a,,.,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15
BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
44 .s.:..:s;;zF. 4 ~ ~ gl;;. ~

On and after Monday, ia n LIST, 1866 and until fur
Their notice. Trains will leave and arrive as follows
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

J l.. an q. V. De Hart, n ruggists, write from
West Lima, Rchland County Wis, "Send Us "a fur
Their supply of Aliens Lung Balsam. 1t is just the
medicine for this hi III latitude, where children are
subject 10 Colds, Groups, and Lung Diseases"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15
WARRANT 1T IN EVERY CASE.

letters reach US every day from persons In every
part Of the lam telling Of the miraculous cures ~
has performed, whilst best physi clans con.
stantly urging 10 tell EN- formsla frnm which
II IL made, saying its effects wonder full its
cess beyond all precedent, and Its cures In tile
most aggravated cases certain sunrise. 10
wiHsfop distress after eating in a moments time;
swvetrn sour stomach as l. is ken; relieve
pains or cramps in the stomach or bowels insfanta'
neousy, and enable the d.sprItic sufferer who has.
lived for years on Graham bread and the plainess
die! to eat hearty meal without fear Of any trouble
from II G earnestly sk trial from every sur-
ferer Sold by druggists everywhere, ~ per bottle,
or six bottles for IS. ~ :" ''HH.1 + >
...s .." g.. ....t tH G. G. CLARK & CO.,
1911 ... Preprietors, New Haven, Conn.
LORD SMITH, General Western Agents % Lake
street, Chioalu III ..s. ...r. 40, . l,... q.
TAYLOR, BLAKE 4 CO., wholesale and ret.ifi
agents, Uttumwa, Iowa. ".t..' 'NE
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15
THE THROAT AND Lungs.

Diseases Of those organs preva lent and da n
gerous that Irlable me III elmo is NEE rssary SAT
guard in every community. In such Remedy foi
family use, the absolute absence Of danger from &c,
cid ntal overdos.s, freedom from po--,s. and the
adaptation to patients of every age and condiiion
OF ether sex. L. indispensable. These qua tics are
most happily combined in this preparation. and so
admirably Is II adapted To the cure OF all diseases
Tor which 1t recommended. that its entire nuen nc
Is brought TO bear against them, and So perfectly
assists nature in its efforts rid the system of dis.
with perfect safety ant iix ID certainty that
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15
e. SW AIMS BOURBON BIT
4 HEAL7HY- 7OkIt, GEE7LE s7IKrLlET
.l"' tt %. Ana
Onequaled Morning Appetizer,
'. Prepared ron. Ripe
OLD 8 DRDn3N WHISKY,

Pre- from Grdin Oil. ,cith Fvopc1y. ErJs
and B,u'ks Of tie Highest Noslirinnl Ti,-
tie.
These Bi,ters have received the endorsement, Of
more than four hundred Regular Physicians whs
have recomm ndcd tn cir SO in Dysp .peia Derany--
ment of the Stohach. Loss Of Appetite Nervous Pros
rntion. Debility, and in all cases Of disranr which
in It's inciren stages require only generous diet
and an iEiroraing nourishng stimuani. As a
safeguard asa ist disease inciien, to countries.
bad water severe labor and great exposure, the biz;
tiers have never hecu rqualed.
First = I'rnip-dS Of the most successful and re-
pected Physicians recommend
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
Srcond.-Th- Richest medic al authority Of tAs
Army have given their unqual approx al to
-... SWANS BOURBON TIERS
Third tlonsand. Of inva,ids resto, to hsalt
through their agency, endorse md recomr
SWAIN 5 BOURBON BITTER>
FOURTH Thousands Of soldiers in hospitals and
on the march ha We che cred, srengthed und benefit
ted by the me- OF .ts
SWAlN'S BOURBON BITTERS
Fifth Thousands of emigrants on the Western
the Timely use Of
., SW AIMS BOURBON BITTERS
sixth.-Travelers on Rivers aud the Ocean have
found an un ailing remedy ia
SWANS EnlIKBON RITTFRS
Seventh Miners toiiing far down in the bowls.
Of the EARTH have been protected and prer-rved ny
SWANS BOURBON RiTrERS
EiJh'h.--Thousan ds Of Ladies ia delicate health
have lad the bloom restored to their cheeks by using
..., VANS BOURBON BlIrF.RS
Ninth.--By increasing the n elite, assisting d.
restion, regulating the bowrls and giving tone 10
the systom, they impart strength and ypnr O the
system. they inrart strength and vgor 70 the body
nd heerfunesS 10 the mind
sF II our druggist tradesman has 20,
lrsp l.Ly q for them
n Remember the name and take ntlrr. PR
sale 10y leading druggists and Groccrs everywhere .
& u SWAIN PROPRIETOR
~ South Water street, Chicagn
At wholesal' ny TAYLOR, BLAKE 4 co, and J. ~.
MERRILL, Ottrmwa; and hy all wholesale deaie 10
| Darlington. .
August 30 1855
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15
ALIENS
a~. d 90 . a#
L ~ ~ G, B Al S A NJ
TIE Great Re@e,iy jon tie Cure Of
]C0NSU MPYION,
Aud all Diseases of the Lungs.


The Results Of its is proof Of its great value
The eNtraordinar! healing probe Of this rene
dy expert enced by all those Who have tr ed IL
Their estimo ny will he found In pamphlet " IL oh
cRn3be hldiof tie agents ahe re the med, cine Tor
sale.
Coughs and Colds however distressing are brok-
en- Ep in an Incredibly short time, by causing a
sp, FIG iIfuence on the Lun :, that the matter
and phlcgm are easily expectorated
Read the following Extracts from few 9th l. ct
tiers we are iaiiy receiving We have nothing but
rraise f, ON those tho Sell aud use it.
MeSsrs. Raymond Co, Louisville Ky, we'll
known uiedi inc dealers, write that IN cir tales
Of Aliens Lung Baisam are good that they pre-.
ribe 1t freely, with the hest of resuts, in almost
every In the majority Of the atfe ctions Iof
The Lungs, it is the bess remedy we have ever en-
plugged"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

ssssssas. /. O. O. i. The regular
zE meetings of OItumwa Lodge. Ne. 9 10 o
'71~faSSS r.. are held on Tuesday evening, at
clock r. n Visiting brothers are invited 10 attend.
Room corner ef Front and Marke; streets.
81. bi,A. secy. -. McfARLiS. g
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-15

ERIE RAILW AY.
Great broad GUase Double Track
And Tc.cgrap pin ROuIc.
To Ns'r I6rS, Ss,ston, Phiiddelpbsa Baltimore
harrisburg, and all Eastern cities, carrying TIE
GREAT THROUGU r. S. NAILS.
EXPRESS Trains leave DrNKIRK or BUFFALO on thu
arrival of trains from the est via tie LAKE SHonp
RAILROAD, also from SALAMANCA arrival If train.
via the Ee'c Broad gauge atlantic ana GreGt H'rs
tern Pdttsody from Ciev elan d. o. giving Passe nger
the advantage, from Dunkirk or Buffalo, or from
Cleveland a., Of SIR FOOt GaHge, comb ming EAsi
and COMFORT without change, in Vide, RO0my, Pal
Cars. direct 10 New YeKx. A perfection attain
eddy no other route.
FOR FREIGHT
between all points and WEST, our facilities
unriYalled. ForBi ny close and reliable connection,
1T DUEKIBx and BrFFALo with Western roads, and Al
SALAMANCA with the ... ........
Broad Gunge atlantic and Great Uesterr
RGiLecay.
v which route there is no transfer between New
York and Cleveland.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS
leave New York daily for all points in the West, ma
Ming Quick time and at Low RATES as by an,
other route. For Freight or Passage inquire al
the principal Offices IN the West. and at
Ga Clark Street, Chicago
240 Broadway, New York, g..
.. % South St.. E. r., New York.
.. .... Is State Street, Boston
B. W. BLANCHARD. CHAs. MINoT,
Genr Fr'tAgt GenlSupr
W. II. B,RR, H. s. SPENCER,
Genl Tic gt. Western Agt,
Dec. 81, 1863. ...
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1,r- WosIl"y, Of Palestine, Kosciusko County Ind
writes req Irsti.'g TO send him further suo-
ply cS AHens Lung Balsain. lie says he axes rs-
pecie pleasure in recommending the Ba!s7m to his
patrons lie says he hts tested it, in several bad
cases. and found It TO do all that recommended
ii TO do. IL have an extensive practice in chronic
cases, and your Balsam is what is wanted"
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-03-06
DROSPELTUS OF THE
COSMOPOLITE.

On the. hrst Of January we win commence
the publication, in the City Of baltimore, Of
amonthiy :.
LRTEEeABY MAGAZINE.
There is no publication Of this character
now issued South Of New York city, and
the closing Of the war has left q lage por-
tion Of the people Of the country with: no
literary representative.
The Cosmopolite will bo dGSs.ed to e..
Literature,
Art,
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-03-06

~ REMARKABLE SURGICAL OPERATIoH.-One
sof the post extraordinary surgical opera
tions that has ever been performed in this
country was recently successfully accom-
splished in the general Hospital in this city
3by Dr.. Aikens. and for the credit of tho
Smedical profession of Toronto we think it
but right that notice of the case should
be laid before the public. The case in
aquestion is that OF young woman who had
abeen afflicted with an liberated heel for
,sscvcn years. Having been under the care
Of several eminont physicians, and the dis
lease having grown worse instead Of better,
she, obtained admission to the hospital,
Tand after remaining there sometime WAS
Rplnccd under the care of DR.. Aikens, who,
aStcr Yhattsre consideration, suggested the
3 propriety Of attempting u remarkable opera
stion with view OF affecting q cure; and
having otta!ned the consent OF the patient,
who, il may be readily imagined, was will
In, to undergo any operation that sight
have lilo effeotOf restoring TO her the use
I Of her foot. 10 doctor proceeded 20 cut
away all tire deseased portion Of the heel
and indeed advancing come distance into
the keaathy part of tho flesh, 'ae hetter 10
avoid leaving any seeds Of the ,..isease re.
naming. The ncxt thing to be done was to
fill up tho cavity, into which n good sizScf
potato might be placed, with healthy aesh.
The foot was accordingly tied up to the hip,
and large piece Of flesh partially removed
from the hip md laid. into tho cavity in tho
heel, and the Zap on one side, or, moro
properly, end, sewed to the lip of the eavi-
ay, The opposite part, eff course, left still nd.
herring TO the hip, in order that circulation
might be preserved.
The foot remained in this position week.
by which timethc nesh Of the hip had com
menced adhering to that of the foot. The
BATTER was thon cut down from the hip, and
strange though Il may appear 10 tho unpro-
fessionai reader, y complete cure is about to
result from this extraordinary surgical oper
alton. The heel presents very neat, aud
it may be said a "creditabie" appearance
and in n few days the skin along tho edges
will he completely aeafed up. The patient
who suffered great deal during the difficult
operation, is still in tn. hospital, and may
Ebe seen by the curiously disposed or incre.
,dulous members Of the community. The
cavity in tho hip, caused ny the removal of
tho feshto put into che heel. is also rapidly
filing up.-aoroato Lecder.
Artemus Ward says whom he hears che
ssong, "Oome whore my love lies dreaming" {"
he don'tgo. Hedon't think it would be right.
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ALSO,

ALSO.
Tailor's Trimmings Of every variety, which
they offer to the trade at New York JeSbinr
prices. 80 Broad st., Charleston, So.
dee b'66-8mo.
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IND railroad, and ruin every factory in
ne country. 1t dissolvas the Union.
Destroys the Constitution, and erects a
pituitary despotism upon its ruins. It
you'd pospone, peShaps indefinitely, the
Transfer Of the command of the Com.
merce and exchangesof the world
from Europe to America. Euro.
Ipean despots would exult, while the
friends of freedom in the old world
and especially in Ireland and Germany
would weep tears of;blood. johnson Is
walking in the footsteps Of Jackson and
Llncoln, and teaching their sentiment.
The Union shall be preserved. The pro.
longed government of eleven States as
conquered, provinces, enforcing taxation
without representation. would perma. |
nontly ALLEVIATE the South from the
North. It might drive them to mad. |
ness, and despair, and renew the civil |
war when our credit and resources were |
exhausted. : We have emancipated. |
through a great Constitutional amend.
ment, carried only By Jolnson's policy,
four millions of negroes,
Let iis not attempt to emslaye eight
of our erring white brethren of
the South. They will all welcome
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Stock Certificate Lost.

NOTICE ia hereby given that appli.
~ cation will be made for q duplicate
certificate for the original, which has been
lost or destroyed, dated July 12, 1882 Ne.
1860, for Thirty two shares in the Chaflotte
& 9. C.ssRailroad Company.
DANIEL HALE.
fob l'66-1aWSm
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C. ID. CARR ax CO.,

nEALERs In Carpets, OH Cloths, Mat
~ tings, Window shadep,. Rhtent B,sp
ladders, &s.
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Fine Family Flour.

YUST received 20 barrels Fine Fami
81 ly Flour, which We will sell at small
ht. KETCHIN, HoMAsTER d GO.
oh 6 'O0-R
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TO FARMERS!
+ OR DIS
PHOSPHATE OR FERTILIZER,
hn improrer Of the Land. Superior for
Wheat, Cotton, Corn, &c., he. OF
Superior Quality and Warranted.
C0na,silaing Elements essential
70 the Production Of GrNiua,
&C., and Improvement
OF afac L;axaels
rEHIS is confidently recommended to
Il FARMERS TO BRING LARGE
CROPS, and We guarantee it to DO as good
rs anySFertilizer In the Market, and to
bring as good crops. tried side by side with
any. even Peruvian Guano.
FOR CORN, COTTON. TOBACCO, &C.
Put o handful to the hill when you plant.
When the Corn and Cotton are we'll up, nut
another handful to the hill as n top dress
ing; and when the Corn is about to shoot
and the Cotton to boll,. another handful to
the hill as a top dressing. In this way the
Fertilizer goes directly to tho plant, and
the plant gets all of the benefit Of it. Use
II in this way. and the Planief. can count
on good crops if the weather is ut all favor
able.
We guarantee II to prodrce ss good crops
rs any other Fertilizer used. Use it in the
the way directed. by the side Of Peruvian
Guano. or any other Fertilizer, and II IL does
not produce as good crop, We will refund
twenty per cent of the price. Use II In the
way directed, by the side Of Peruvian Guano
for Eve years consecu.ively on the ssme
land, and il it doesnot produce moro money,
and leave the land IN better condition than
Peruvian Guano at the end Of the ivo years
we will refund tho purchaser twenty per
cent of the price for the Eve yoara. Ours
will improve the land. and will leave II bet
ter than it found it.
Liberal terms given to prompt and re-
sponsiblo parties.
JAMES G. GIBBS,
Agent, Columbia, s. C. !.
For particulars apply to
ii. A. GAILLARD,
WinnsboFo', 8. @.
7 march 1'68-f
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Dentistry.
Or. JAMES d. BAGLEY, tenders his
professional services to tho, citizens Of
Wipnsboro' and vicinity, Office, Room No.
2s lately, occupied By Daguerreian Artist,
Winusboro' Hotel. The ladies are especial
ly invited 10 giyo him n call.
E9S" Best references can be given.
March 1864
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L1TERANY mAGAZHNE.
Scienii6e Papers and

hoVloWo,
Scientific Papers and
General Reading,
and We shall number among its contribu-
tors soyae Of the first literary men Of the
6outh, Witk. others from the North and from
Lendon and Paris.
All matter not original will be carefully
selected from tho newest and best Of the
English, French and German publications;
and its Editors shall spare NO effore or ex.
psnse, to make It rank with the very first
magazines Of tho country.
Aahs name imports, We have established
the Cosmopolise upon no sectional basis.
We hope 10 make IL the organ Of general
Literature alone; and will be uninfucnesd
BY any. party OF clique whatever.
1t will be mailed to subscribers in any
part Of the seuntry upon receipt Of Che fol-
lowing
Subscription.
Single copies one year, $4 90
Five a :" l8 90
Ten i" "A s3 90
The Cosmopoijts ~ilf bo generally distri-
bnted among .As MSrehahts snd Planters
Of the Saath, kaa We will sdd for their in.
fOrmasispi q fst advertisements, at mode
Li6ssal deductions will be nsade to book
ssllyts And newsdealers.
Newspapers publishing this prospectus
sjid sending marked copy TO the under-
efD yil receive D copy of ihsmagszine. 1
Aadresa DEEE0N 4 CO.,
o. Eox, 2eG Baltimore. Md.
@.
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Paints, &c.
Ketchin, MeMaster & Co.,

Ketchln,. McMaster & Co..
AYE received caiefully selected
- Stock Of Goods, to which they invite
the attention Of former patrons of the old;
hrm and "t tho pablo generally. They
hare on hand and arc receiving q general
assortment Of
Dry Goods. Clothing, Shees, Hats. sehooI
Books, Medicines Soaps and Perfumsyv.
Patty and Window GLASS, Tin Ware.
ceeking Siovos, Groseries. .
Hardware, Bsgging and
Rope, BIeoms and
Wooden Ware,
Crookery,
Ahd oil ether articles usually Eeps in s,an-
try steres.
Jan 18'66-tf
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Household Articles !
Kings Mountain Ironi

HoRsE SHOE IRON, pl6ugh
~ Moulds, &c. Also, Woolsn Jeans
and Lindseys, for sale on sonsignmsAt.
Also for sale, large qusntity Of Corn. Of
the best quality for koyainy or Zoe piaating.
KETCHIN, 4ashaAsTEss = GO.
fob l1'6BA-R :.
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Spr, ng Goodsl Spring Goods

Spr ng Goodsl Spring Goods! !!
VIE Undersigned have just received
Il splendid assortment Of SPRING 4
FANCY GOODS.
CONSISTING or
Cotton Cassimcres, Prints, Checks, Cling.
hams, ]eans, Muslins, Silk Grena.
dimes, Brilsiaate, Brds.cye Dia-
per- Dowlas, Eeta-Stitchcd
Haadkcrcbiefs, Stella
Shawls, Patent Leath-
er Belts and Buck ~
les, Ribbons,
Ma. .-ic Ruffling Collars and Cuffs, Crochet
RdSic4, Ladies' Woven Corsetts s, SILK
Ribboc Ties, Ladies Fancy Dress
Buttons. Ladies' and Gentle
mens Whit!e Kid Gloves, -.
Ladies Travelling
Bags, Perfume.y
&c. &c. &c.
Also.
Wiuter Gesds at and below cost.
ELLIOTT & Co.
Mareh 3'56-4.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-23

: CAPT. r. J. EoKERsoN, Asst Quar-.
Mast, U. S A., came up on the steamer
to the Dalles yesterday, on his way to
Fort Boise, whero he goes to take
charge ofthe Quartermaster' Depart
ment. Capt.J w. Porter accompan.
les him as Clerk in that department.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-23
DENTAL NOTICE.---Bein

DENTAL MOTTO E1.---Beng about TO make q
professional tour to the towns and settlements up the
Columbia respectfully call the attention of those of my
patrons who in need of Dental Operations of any char
acer to the fact that they ffry have opportunity
to avail themselves of my services before my departure
if so desired. will leave about the Goth of March, and
return to this place to my practice, about the
18th Of June. f2Ttfl j. W. GURLEY.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-23

7 INDIAN ATROCITIES IN IDAHo.-We
gather from the Idaho Statesman, the
following Indian items:
Six or eight head of cattle were run
off from near Camp Reed, seventeen
miles beyond Rock Creek station on
the Overland Stage line, on the 23d of
February. About the same time eight
head of horses were stolen from
Briggs & Clark's Ferry on Snake
River. The camp.of Russels Il Majors,
which is about 60 miles from Boise
City, lost 27 head of cattle. These
latter were driven TO Snake River,
but the Indians failing to get them
across, they killed six, and the remains
der were recovered by tho owners.
A letter from Ruby city, dated the
9th inst, says:
More sad news was brought up from
Jordon Valley this afternoon. Last
Friday evening about dusk, the In
dians chased Mr.. Osborn--horse and
all-into DR.. Inskip's house and kept
up furious attack on the premises all
night, completely riddliDg the board
part with balls-iortunately not hurt
ing any one. During the night they
killed horse within sight of the
house, built Il fire, cooked and eat him
up. Mr.. Osborn got out the back side
of the house and went to the camp
for help. Thirty soldiers were sent
out, but unfortunately they lost their
way and did not succeed in intercept.
ing the savages, who continued their
firing on the house until after daylight,
and until about eight O'Clock, when
they left down the road towards the
Owyhec. Some hours afterwards par
ties passing down the road found the
bodies of two men, Messrs. Lockwood,
and Brown, who had been murdered
by the savagos, and one of them hor
ribly mutilated-being scalped and his
| hNai SuO Ouu anu ptuCh Oh d bldhC'
Mr., Lockwood was well known here
and universally respected, and this bru'
tai outrage causes intense feeling here
abouts. cannot get full particulars
but this is the substance of this la
mentable affair.
The miners of Boise County are
beginning to open their claims tol
working, and the bitches are being
cleaned and repaired for tho Sprint
work. The Blackfoot fever appear
to be subsding, the general new
: from there not being very favorable
and quite number of Boiseites ar
expected to return as soon as tn
Spring opens.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-23

GooDs AT Cosr.-We would call the attention of our
readers to the fact that Messrs Abrahamson Kohberg
selling goods at San Francisco cost Parties desiring
to buy Clothing will do well to examine their stock he
fore purchasing elsewhere. m1Stf
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-23

Acting Gov. Meagher
of Montana has reprieved James B.
Daniels, convicted of manslunghter,
and ordered him released from cuLody.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-23

WascO Lodge, No. rs, f. A. 81 A. NJ. So
Holds its stated Communications the First and Third
Mondays Of each month"; at their hail. in Dales City.
Brethren in good standing are invited to attend.
SETH L. POPE, Secy. By order of the W. NJ.