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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-31

THE FEDERAL FORCES BETwEENFoRT
PULASKI AND SAVANNAH.
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Having started branch of our New York sstab-
Ishment in this city, we invite Suffers, Groesrs,
RsstaKrdntsTrs, and Hotel Keepers, TO call and
examine our stock. which is well assorted and
comprised of goods Of the best quality. We take
orders for any thing our line, and execute them
promptly. jazS-tf
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BIS FLEET DRIVEN BACK DISABLED.
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Rev. SEPrIMUs TUsrIN, ID D-A correspon-
dent Of the Philadelphia STANDARD and Ezpositor,
supposed to be an officer In the u 3. Army, thus
notices our fellow citizen whose name stands at
the head oftbis article. ..#-..s|
iItwiIl, doubt not, be gratifying to the friends
OF Rev. DR.. Tustin, in his native city and else
where, to know that he is still able to publish the
Messages Of Truth to his fellow-men | heard
him preach few evenings since, in one Of the
principal Methodist Churches in this city, and
was greatly pleased with the discourse, portray
Ing as 1t did, TO vivid colors, the felicity Of the
redeemed in the world Of light. Il gives me
pleasure to say also, that DR.. Tustns patriotism is
oy no means ambiguous or equivocal. In the com.
mencemcnt Of our national troubles he resigned
very interesting congregation in one Of the larg
est and wealthiest towns In Mississippi, where
he could have remained ct his own terms, such
was the anxiety of the people to retain him. He
preferred, however, to follow the fortunes of the
''Stars and Stripes,n and consequently returned
to this city, where, In the halcyon days Of the
Senate of the United States, he had been elected
i've successive years, Chaplain Of that body, hav-
ing previously served in that same capacity In the
House Of Representatives The doctor has been
urged to publish, in some convenient form, his
remt niscences Of five years. service as Chaplain
In the United States Senate, but whether he will
find 1t convenient to do 30, am not advised
CONcoRn
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THIS LATEST By TELBGRArH.

Important from the South, via For
tress Monroe.
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" SEVENTH STREET.
GEO. CHRISTYS MINSTRELS
Will appear at the above-n.med splendid exhibit
ton room on
THIS (MONDA " EVENING, Jan. ~
And Every Evening During the Week,
NEW SCENERY
has been added to the stage, and every arrange
ment made for the prop production of 6eoTge
Christy's Celebrated Farces, Burlettas, & O., &c
Admission IS cents; Dorchester Seats 80 cents.
Doors open at quarter to =; Commerce quarter to
Jazz Business Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-31

PERHAM's EXCURSION -Elsewhere II will be
seen that Perham has arranged for another grand
round trip excursion northward, the time extend
ing until The LIST Of May, afording for period of
three months unparalleled travelling facilities to
the public. BY this arrangement q trip nav be
made Al any tune before May LIST from Baltimore
20 New York and back for %, and TO Boston and
return for Sl3 so, little more than half price
VolnH$eers on furlOughs, tourists and business
men edhnot fail 10 avail themselves Of this ac-
eommodation, embracing pleasure, dispatch and
economy. Tickets can be procured al the once
Of the agent, In the National Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-31

q AN T E RBU RY HA LII
~ LOUISIANA AVENUE,
BstUsen ~ and Sta STREETS.
I tE9NI PsNT0; II,1 G9MMPANY;
To night,
Francois Rave's and M. ThouvepaPs Meo- drs-
matlo Pantomime Of
ROBERT MACdIRE!
ROBERT MACAIRE -
MR.. ROBERT BUTLER
JACQUES sTRoP.
Extravsgsnt Success of the Comic Intsrlude.
L. -FOUR FOUR B 81 MMAAiissooNNi
usILAs BALD WIN,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG.
MISS Amelia iE;hlYEa'wE WELLS,
The Beautiful Songstress, in
shS1lhl a. !. T FsR HtSFF. s0N's'
n The PPthioPi,n cOR%1 Sni , s,siHtsd By
MILE FRANK LA FoLLE, and LITTLE ELLA.
One Week Longer,
WARD on his CoRDR VOLANTE!
Best SIDek-Tops Perfo'nlsT in America
Notwithstanding the large Company now at the
'AA' IL No 5n IDTINcs IN PRICES. III
Afternoon Performances, for Ladies and Children,
quantities ofpresents -One superb S28 six Dress
The dress can be seen in the window of MessTs
house.
Doors open, afternoon. st 2 o. clock. Admission:
Ladies, 20 cents; children. 10 cents
Doors open, evenings, at 6X o'clock. ja23
A MAGNIFICENT SILK DRESS
was presented, on wednesday afternO TO Mrs
Emma tiOooh, corner of 9Th and G. streets
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A NEW EsTABLIsHMENT.-Messrs. ReQua
Co, OF Baltimore, are about establishing branch
Of their steam bakery In this city. For this pur-
pose they have obtained me building belonging
which 10 being htted up by the lessees. The ma.
ehinery for making the bread 10 all ready 20 be SCI
up, and three ovens capable Of king $50 loaves
per hour) are now constructed In the building
The machinery will be worked by twelve horse
power engine. Such an establishment Is In sue.
eessful operation In Baltimore.
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WANTED-EverJ person to know that am in
w the market, ready TO pay cash for all articles
in the housefurnishlng line; Those leaving the
BUCHLY, 42s Seventh st., between 6 ana Il sts.,
tsast side,) Dealer In New and Secondhand Fur
nlture. nol6
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Kings NATIONAL AMPHITHEATER,
IN PENN. Av. AND + ST., Mar WiIldrds'.
Il. King. Lessee and Manager
q. SCOTT .----- Associate Manager
r. WhIttakeT-....---.. 49,. Equestrian Manager
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Doors open at7; commence ats jas
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WANTED.-we are now buying SECOND
w HAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BED
DING, for which we are paying the hlghett
cash prices. Families declining housekeeping, or
having surplus of furniture, win find Il to their
BONTZ & GRIFFITH,
ie1s-t No. 500 It'll st.. betx. ana X sts.
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PoLIcK.-John Hanson was arrested Yesterday
by the Third Ward patrolmen for being drunk
and using profane language In the streets; fined
90 "a BY Justice Barnaclo.
The Fourth Ward 2atrolnen reported the fol-
lowing cases yesterday: yefma Eastolle, selling
goods without q license; ruled for trial before
Justice Barnaclo. G. p. Rider, charged with
converting dwelling into = stable; also ruled for
trial. VIM. keeney and ID. p. Leslie, peddling
without hcense, Kerney was fned $50 and costs,
and Leslie so and costs BY Justice Walter.
Oh TEExIry CHuRcH AZ A sfAsLx.-Mr.
Hatnorne who 10 using this building a. a livery
@ bls seeming 70 be pretty In his puf
pose, residents In that vicinity determined 70 try
TIE law, and eomplained 70 Justice Waiter,
charging Mr.. Hstnorne with establishing null
sanee, also with violating law Of this Corpora-
on which requires that DO stable shall be erected
wltnin distance Of hfty feet from any dwelling.
The Justice has not jet given his decision.
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LOST AND FOUND.

GRn REWARD.-Stolen from trough at Z. F.
- ~ Quasn's, It'll street, on the morning ~
OF S0th instant. q dark sorrel HORSE, IN
about Is hands high; white face; two white IA
hind legs, nearly up to knee joints; about years
old. ] he above reward Will be given for the re-
turn of said Horse TO WINDSOR& BROS, $50
ja0Iw- L. wINDsOR.7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-31

After which the Grand Spanish National Pas de
Deux, entitled Ell OLE, by
LA SkNORlTA CUBAS,
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I OSr-On the 18th instant, between the hours of
IL II and II q. m, in going from the Post Office
Department to Pa avenue q large ENVELOPE,
Containing a captains commission and dIscharge,
Of no value 20 any one but the person losing. The
finder Will lie rewarded by leaving then at 339 F
street. la ISIS
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WANTED-Ina drug store, . YOUTH between
w 10 and 20 years of age. CANDIDATES must give
satlsfsctorJ referenc's as 20 qualifications and
has been engaged in the drug business Elk twelvs
months. Address "a b c. Wsshington City Post
Office ia Imf
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After which the Farce of
N o r A II C Elm A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
NOTICE,

To Leander Harbine, Elizabeth Hsrbine. NJ Hiatt
Emma Hiatt, Ria, Hale Co, Reed, Cutler Co.
NJ Reynolds samuel Boatma H. ght mrs Marin
George Anderson, II soei mar. Hatch & Thorn h.
son, Charles Parsons b Co, ii b Ftsiet Fsklsn 4
Lucas
You and each Of you, are hereby notified tbst there
IL nov Me In ibs .ee OF the CLERK OF District
Court o. lee count, lava at keokuk, petition Of
Keuben Harbine claiming Of yon, leander Hsrhine
the sum OF Sixteen Hundred and Thirty Dltafs
With Elk per cent Interest per Annnm- payable nnnn
ally, rs balance dne on = pronissory note, which
Judgment has been obtained, made by you, ssd Lean
der Hatbine and secured by mortgage executed BY
you to said Reuben Harbite dated net ernier ID d.
1850 aiso claiming asainst you the
Of said mortgage, the same being upon cerisis Heal
Fststr In the city OF Keoknk Lee county Iowa re
particularly described In said mortgage and petition
aaa ray ing for elton OF the descriptions
Of the mortgage premises, and fuYf her ssk ing for
SALE or said premises, and general relief.
And uniess on rppfrr and answer said petition
OF before noon Of the steond day Of the next OF
said Court, 10 commeISe at keoksk the nrst Mon~
day OF September, A. 4. Is62, default " III be enter
cd against soa. and jnhg ment rendered thereon 40
prassd for in said psti. ION.
NOBLE h STRONG,
iyo2-d4w Att'ys for Pihnlf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03

ORIGINAL NOTICE.

y" hnam spohp, Jamep watfon Fix, HALE 4 Co J
! AaaiI, ii Etack, Nm. stan nus ard Geo W .
ion are hereby notIged Tint there /, now n. Ale 4,
"''Ffh rtnfe Of the District Court Lee County
'"Ma ~ NJ kspetItop IN guilty o'Iliram rs rnes
tanning 1afh' meht against gu, Adam Spohn, for
stu. " fave labertd Dollars upon your mur,ptga
gwen 10 Ihaile Anan, upon lots IA, anatwo{2l
D'oek t-VTl, ~ tue CITY ofKeokut, lows. and as
agansi s pray wing for the sale OF said lois m,
foreclosure OF A!d neftgase, the sxtBxulshmept of
the equity OIL redemption. and for general relief
New, cath OF yoG must appear aid aid NET l.
tlon by aeon of the rseohd day of next term Of
Court 10 be hcfd ut ksutut on thr ttrst MONDAY
% September tt62 judgment will he had the Ri
by dsfanlt aspra.ed for. u SCOTT HOWELL !,
taiyfe dtw PiafDtif's Altornes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
NOTICE.

Ia rhns, J Luce, Eli Van sipale A. NJ. rxfrttter,
IL, r Speilman. II W Mrriih.w altt Alaisas,
JOHN Y. Sisnrhter. ] n Btn~l v Turner, as
siEHro or Vim IL. Farmer \ Io Gee. T.. "A 8daYson
XIX, Jtats Co, A, G. TLon \ o., and James Bra
ftsn, de1cn dAnts-
fon are hereby notified that there IL row fie in
the CLERK once ofth District tusrt Of Les County
lows, 1T kroA nh Petition OF Hiram Barney, claim
iBr Judgment az ths s0u, Thomas j. Luce, for the
sam Of SIX hasated Dollars upon certain Deed OF
Trust given 10 d. w kilbourne, to seesre payments
OF purchase money TO Marsh, Lee Delssan upon ots
one III two ga anfthfet ~, Block eisht. tss
10 the Gtty of keotut rt esfnst you ell claiming
foreclosure al said Deed Of Trust the sAe Of lets
std IN aid blo.k, the extin-nIs kmtp the equity
" redemption. and for general relief
Now You must each appear and answer said petition
by noon oftAe second day OF the ueTt term OF ssia
Court to be hel Id nj keokuk the frat NJ nnday u
September 1862 or dye m<ntby defaatt wiz be had
therein agnnst YOU. II. sCO1T Hos LII.
Juiyis.d4w Atts for Pisiufif.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
III AlTED STATES MARSHAL'S
~ Bale.

UNITED STATES OF AAEKlCA,) 90
DisrRlcr OF IOWA %.
BY virtue OF an execution to directed sued by
the Clerk OF the District Court OF the United States
tho Southern Division Of The District OF Iowa. and
ains Jamea Morton, and Ia favor III Nelson, Wsrd
well Coz have levied upon, and will sell " the
higheat bidder at the DOR Of the Clerks Office OF the
Dstrct Court OF the United States for the District
Iowa. at keoknk. in said District, the l3h day OF
September. A. ID. 1862 between the hours OF O'clock
a.. M and O'Clock p IN. OF said day. the following
property, to-wit; The w u OF Sec. 80; East Of
w K OF Sec. So Tow nsip 81 narth OF Range IL ;
The north y Of the Me- Of Sec. IL, 81 OF the s
Of Sec. u Township " Range 10 west; the
west u or the = Ell or Sectitn ii. S W OF The d n
or Section II: Of the 81 section II; west
j Of the N w / Of section 81; s w OF the of
Section ~ Township N north OF Range I. west; the
west OF the s OF Section 81; K / or the sE3
Of Section 81 east " OF the Of Section IL, N
Of the of Section fellowship 10 north Of Range
west, all Ia Jssper county. lows. The east Of
county, Iowa. The east " Of the w ~ section 49,
of Range % Lots Y, H. IL and Is in Section Town
ship az Range e6, in Dallas county, Iowa. The
and w i, the east Of the NV I. and the = w Of
the w of section % T. nshfr 81 north OF Range
H. and the OF Section 49, and the south OF the
W OF Section as Township a. Of Range ~ In
Grundy county, Iowa. The cast o. the N ofsec-
ton In Township 90 Ia Range Van Buren, county,
lows. AA sA
Taken aud levied upon as the property Of James
N orton, to satisfy said Writ Of Fxecution.
Keokuk, July 2ist, 1862.
H. NJ. HoxIE, u. s. Marshal
aug2 BY HARRY FULTON, Deputy.
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NOTICE.

~ Il
TO Curtis Coun Catharine Conn X Human
Ellen Esslinman, Benjamin Rob.lts. Etizsbeu
Roberts, Vim q fgrrt nee. Hiram Barney A
Grinnan, Melt, Scbober Co, 1aecdy houltnn 4
| pImpton, 50 Hsmiil, Calsb Cope 4 Co, h. wer
A Mechanics. NdiHam Wilsop jennings 4 Andersen
Burrows, James Cox, VIM Coleman, Miller, MAY
hew L. CO., George Eabus, Etryker IL Wood " ii
Preston, Chatles McDli, james Cox, Ann wor
thing on, Executor OF the estate Of w Worthing
ton, deceased, N Alexander, Brown Clendehing
Vaoshies, Chaplin b Lee, John HnrAt, Rober
Hamilton. Dixon Brown, James Ramsey, Vim
Ewing, Bare, OF. Beaver 4 Co. Robert Henning sne
John Q Woodruff, partners as Henning q Woodruff
and Laurn Spsrry:
You .Aud each ~ hnreh4 nniin dhAi ID ere
Courtof Lee county, Ie@u, al kaeksk. spetitisp o
Janet strong and Harvey Strong, alieging that the
said janet strong 10 The IN fee simple of Lot
No, agit IA Block No ninety six 1867 In he city Of
keohnk, Lee county, Iowa, and further alleging that
CO rtan deed thereof executed by you, Bsnjamin +.
Roberta and Elizabeth Roberts 10 Laura Spers bear.
ing date Of October 10th A. d. laI3 and retSrtt d
page No. lR 81 Deed Book A. WAS By error un,s iHis
TAX or Recorder. recorded deed 10 kaae ~ err
and Ing Tor the correction OF said of
aud alleging nther.thLtA certain deed BY Curtis r.
Conn and Chthsrine Cont "f said premseoto
Human dsted ~ about February 9th, n 1882,
has beeu lost and that judgments thefein
nauied agxiHst said c Conn. b a III and shHd-
dow upon PLAINTIFF title TO said h. al ESTATE, aha
Ing that THE title 10 the may be quticd iii the said
Jan Sttong, as nsninst all lien and claim Of any nd
Etf IT said nGtruaHts 8poB said prem any paTl
reof and for other nttahle ref and that ers
sou appear and answer her or before the ID day
OF the Text Term OF The said Court 10 BE- begun and
holden ut keokLk on the fst Monday OF February A.
ID. 1863, default will be entered against you aud
jadg mcnt rendered thereon sf
NOBLE e. STRONG,
aua2a-d4w Att'ys ftt Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
THE STATE OF IOWA.

To Jessse G.. Wictsuham:
Sirt-yoa are hereby notified that ihsre IT, row on
nle In the Once Of the Clerk OF tho ni.rlci Count Of
lee Connfy lows, as Keokui, petto Of Amas Hen
KITE plaintiff Claiming of yau tbe OF silica CO
as money Justly due him ak pr0nisters notes,
~ SAID notes fsy able 10 raid rstHtn order the
ohess pap able We diseFN Fefsabs sid eBaVrsed aud
assigned to risirttr.1 and nr@l i've
tain heH and othef property bs purchased or d.
vers and the t. pisir tin and that
attach merit has been issued by The Clerk OF sA4d
CourHics lAiad petition upon which certain OF your
propets hiss been atlached.
Nov, nalass yea appear and answer said pes iuon
OF hrfore noon of the second day os September ls62
hist belt The ds. OF the next term OF saId
Conrtto TO hidden at sokuk default will be entered
aid Judgment rendered agai INST ron Thereon.
BECK kHEATH,
jufy1S-d At'ys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
GHEPHERD'S
French Corset and Shirt Mandatory,
Gents Furnishing Store.
Berlin Wool. Fancy Trim ming. and Va.
ricty Emporium,
No. OF Main street ,lbst. "a and I'D.

Imported French Woven Corsets, large supply col
SANITY ON hand
Corsets purchased of Us will be exchanged OF ma
to ut when required. II returned In order.
II 2 Stamping, Pinkiug &c. li,26-d1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Adam Spohn Geo w. Caldwell James Waits on,
Kis, Hale Co.'S r. Adair, II. NJ Black and YIN.
StAnnue, dcfendantsE
Youare hereby notified that there is now on file In
me CLERKS vince of the nstfict Court ~ Lee County
IOWA, az keoknk, u petition OF Hiram Barney, eiaim
thh aJhushett htaiLsi Nol AtAm Spahi, FOL Abs sum
oI our Htnarcd Dollars upon your mortgage given 10
ohas Macon, upon Lot three ta) Block Two hur dred
and Two t20o), iii City of ksokuk, Lee County low n
and az against you all the foreclosure said mort
gage the sale otsaldlot and foy other able relief
nov you must appear and answer said petition by
boon If the second the term said Tourt
TO he held keok nix the frst onda, OF September
a D. ie62, judgment will be had against by de-
fault.
- :. ---------- --------- II SCOTT HnMEll =
ss 1S ID d4w Attiy for Plaintiff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-06-13

A respectable colOred lawyer OF Boston,
who has been in Washington, was las, week
refused admission TO the cars to return home
unle., he could give surety for 81 900 tia,
he was no, fugitive slave. Several Scna.
tors intorfcreJ. but nothing could be done
until a military pass was procured from
SECRETARY Stanton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-06-13
Valuable Farm for Sale

Tn Norway, lying on the stage road leading from
Waterford TO Norway Village aud South Pari.
Depot, containing 200 acres. well divided into
tilage, moving and pasiurage. Nice well aud
running water that can b.. easily taken into the
harm yard. A nice young orchard, and plenty Of
wood and iimi-t; nl,o a enc chance for muck
near the harm. Said farm cuts from Is TO 30 tons
Of hay, anil can easily lie made 10 cut 90. The
l.,ilding. are new and good; school hosse AL.
joins the premises, and 2 churches are within 2
and miles Of the same; also two saw, shingle,
and clApboard mills. The farm 10 pleasantly sit.
uaird and well calculated Cor fret class farm, OF
two email ones. The owner, being ont Of health I,
will sell, or exchange for smaller one, and give
good bargain. This farm will suit an en,erpris.
log maa, and yield first rate pay zoe his labor.
For further par,ieulars and plan Of the premises
call on DANIEL COFFIN, at the farm. OF wM.
l.. GOODNOw, Agent, Norway Village.
April ]. 1862. iou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-06-13

To IN. honorable suprem- Judicial Court newt to
b. halicn 81 psTi. ~iih,n aud Zoe the Caunty
81 o,f,td. On the second rucsdsy 81 March
AD. ls62
nRESTON ROBINSON Of Paris, in the
Cuunt, of ONiYfd and State Of Msin,. &C..
sI-ctiall, represent. and inform. said ,ouu that
he ~. i,~ihlly married st CONWAY, IN the coun.
" 81 Carroll All State Of New Hampshire. 10
onc Mary slieknty Robinson, (thcn Mary Stick .
ney Oiell. Oh the t~sutrth DAY OF September
IN the ,cas OF our i.o,d eighiren hunirri aud
,h,t,..e,rn; that since aid marriage AFORESAID
h. IA. alwa,. coninc ed himself IN k,ni snd
ahrctionatr manner, All a. mild and iniulgrni
husband toward. the said Mary suckucy Robin.
son, HI. said wife. but the said MARY suckasy
lobin.on, Who'll, rcgaIdlcs- Of heT marriage
vow. and covenants, has habitually ilLiTraied
aud neglected him, the sa,i Preston, aud he.
manifested al aversion 90 h'a' aud dislike to
hi. .oc iet,, anil hs. II different iim,. threatened
"a Kill hun. the .a,i Preston. THIS eVrnt took
pL,oc more than eve years ago. since which time
she the ,lid Mary suckncy Robinson hs. not
lived With the ,ad Pf..,oa, OF oohah'tei with
him, but about that time who'll, deserted him aud
w,nt oil To the State 81 Msssachusetu, aud 0.
now Of part. unknown.
AnI youT hl-lL,nt farther represents that there
!. no hope Of their ever ls,ng together agsln a.
husband anI " nc, the said Mary slcknc, Rob.
in,on ha,in, loo, all love aud affection Toe him
III. aid Preston. aud that there exists that e.-
tTanssment 40 we'll az incOmpatabillty of temper
aud disposition that tender. all attempts ut &C..
concil,ai,oa hopele.. aad iupo.'lble. lie there
io,. pray. the IloaorsbLe Couu to decree a d..
voice from the bonds Oi nsirirnony between him
TIE aid Pft.uon. aud her the 'aid MsN slekney.
because IL would L. reasonable and proper as
welt s conducive To domestic harmony add con.
,i.,snt with the pe ce AMI morality Of society.
lie also pray. for the care and ca.lod, Of hi.
minoI children, Thoma. C., Lucy A., all Ela
Robinson, aged respectively fourteen, eighteen ,
and twenty.
Aud a. 10 duty bound viii ever pray.
PRESTON ROBINSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-06-13
Nothing Ia, moro a,,Oni,hcd the Charles.

Nothing has moro astonished the Charles
ton Rebels lately than the sudden disappear
anee Of the steamer Planter (,hs vessel run
of by the slave Robert Small few days
ago). The Courier Of that city devotes a
long article to the subject, and the white
slaves who had charge OF the craft publish
an humble apology Tor leaving her on tho
inaus,,ciOus occasion. The Planter was a
new and fa., steamer. exceedingly valuable
for river and harbOr service. There were
ii. splendid cannon IN board, which the
slaves strangely forgot to leave.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-06-13

EREEDoM. I, the subscribe, do hereby Ger.
tify that ] have gisea my boy. Monroe
Quint, hi. time, snd shall not claim hi. wages
nor pay any debts Of hi. contracting AFTER THE date.
GEORGE QUlNT.
Witness; MARSHALL wALkER, SETH
wALKEk.
Stove, June o, Is62.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-06-13
In DAYS OF Old.

There Vas i,ne-,n DAYS Of old
whea health ~as puied above hue gold,
That a., kas pa..sd--all nov neglect
That pf,c,ous bOoa--ail .hoold protect.
Of sense snd reason, all are l~uh,
Or q woald appear thsfc's bot little lrl,
Apply u thea 20 cure your ,lls
By the immediate use of llefrick's Fills.
Thee remarkable Pills siartle whole commune
ties b, their woairdul Curv.. Adapted 10 IA
Lncy. ,oalh. m,ahsod and Old age. Pot M With
Eagl,.h. Span,'h, frcsch and Gefmsa directions.
ELcgsntl, coatsd ~,lh sugar, purely vegetable,
aud sell a large sa,,l, boSe. foT IS ecnts.
EyrSc, Advertisement oa third page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-06-13

A farmer, at SkOwhesan, hi,ehed his
horse TO q ireieh, cav. The car was soon
attached to a train, causing the poor nag to
make good time to keep up with the hitch.
iDg post. The train wa. soon stopped, but
the farmer will no, DO likely to repeat the
trick
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-06-13
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line y. youos,.i daughter Of u. II. Crockett,
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oOpy.
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oi El-ard VI. anil MARY }. Mofcy. ss-d = ,cat'
mJnihs anl : DAYS.
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- y,ars mouths.
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AGED - ,s.r,, > uBoalh. AL sN dhys.