Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

ny isc~ sh1 huS'co'
.N,~. th.n, he aid. - the train came
rolling '"'o sh- station. Lshts-ss spse'oas
hall. and ero~d running along TO keep up.
Pssssossr' Jumped hss,ily from their sssts
and rushed TO s.sll the mob clustered thick.
" round yuF door. ! DID not lib. the looks
Of ,his complimentary ovssioo-,hey we're
both noisy and Inps,isn.
Here's ths suv'nor.' the o6cisl said.
opening the door; and rough. bard lea.
,ar.d man stepped in with two other bard.
featured een,lemsu, officers Of bic stah.
'upgo.'. -, :.
no time TO b lost. don't know how No
will get him through this mob We must
only Try keep fast hold Of him.
Ian sIceedinsly obliged TO you. COVER.
nor I said. trying {, salute With th' cap,
ba, l, VAS too firmly down over my sars.
F. for .hn little attention. ifyoa will favor
me and my friend h,re-ls, me introduces
Captain Badger. the famous hero Of Band
i.cand-st ii,sls ies,i,i,y sp at the Stat
ford Arms
Nov. then. you tvo. get him well Under
the arms. Bring hin slong'
tb-came almost insensible: the sfcru.
mating agony the vile wrstehes pn, me IN
made IN. shrek. Lights flashed In ny
.,s.. q mis, Of iaecs pesred t me. hOsr,s
tongue. rpsr,d and booted. What DID it
ail meant called family for nv hrs,s
hoy. only hard Bring him along.
Hold him tight Here. the wan
An enormous dart-color-d. shining '..
hicl.. surrounded. too. With . guard Of
honur of mounted soldisry did no, like
N. look oft. Why oil ths stats' DO
tell the governor, said TO my supporters.
tha, my priVst. carriage 4" waiting. sni
that u no will honor me BY aceep,iuss
eai-'
They b-s,n IN laugh. well. Bill. "
,ha, amt ehesk-why. bless u'. " he
haven, 20, no dsrbi-s on. wh-r-'' the
cut.'
Here Z sad. showing my bandAses.
4. Az thick lambs wool
lie troubled bis bead little, .aid tho
one eall>d Bill.
The governor came up now With my 'on
in hest
Where's the warrantf
My conmis.ion1' saii my brave boy.
h..inrinely.
.cnmmi.-ion or warrant, where istr
'Idiin't bring IL; l never tbousht you'd
want
Good gracious what are We TO do' l
have no suthori,y 20 take the con'ie,'' Soty
IRON you
saw there VI. some my.'Isca'inn. 81 !
.aid politely. think you bad setter 'aso
IN, ofsr o' y sea, in = private cArr's;-
.y,a Az responsible inr the .ody. ha's
~ ofic,.l c,gpp,nce of -. pr'.~nee.
hat. mur,n"r~i my -,u. sadly hs-ild.
d.rd 'hurirn-i q. I VAS already With
,hr-' uP,n nv eruppsr-
Your eruppr. ? 'sid the governor. .
little wildly.
A serean Of 81 engine whistle close to
our ear. made us start another sipre-s
h.. ia., come IN. An oncial ran up ha'ii.
ly. " The prisoners IN tho train there
~aitin. for you -
.wha, the convict Ruddf
.Yc., sir. heavily ,roned. Ny gives
and two other con'tabIes have 90, him IN
tho Ers class Compartment all 10 them.
selves -
The governor burst out laughing. hary
perception Of sonsthing Ike . mistake brOss
upon me. looked down at myself. At the
hand, crossed under the cloak IS II f-tlsred.
and a, my two supporter. on whom | ~as
leaning. I must have been very like the
convict Rudd, going down ~ Stafford Gaol.
EIrrsvIsr oT tux C.sEL. We find an
'nssre'i'n account 'n SAn ''s"o'''' J'u'
nal OF experiments nov being made with the
cAais' IN Nevada ierr'1ry' Nine b'e'''an
eamrI' are now r'nn'ne TO and irou 50"
marsh. {. distance Of ll0 miles. in carrying
salt The r''ui' q" "' !" 70 'u'' ''P'V"
favorable IN 0''''' '''' i'' "e ''N"
ana "Ae'ao'e e's"'u' A' NV"
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"s' o"'"s =" '"e '' ''"
hack a. % 'ee''"s '"''e An'n %
no 'd'meo"y' 'ney eA' ~ A"'
'h''"o'' 'o'e' "N'os'' ''' NV '
fond al grihwood. Iheif carrying ~PsS'y