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curgirF's SALE. o>yonp. -. Take

CHERirF'S SALE. ONronp. -. Taken
- ou execution bad wil h. .od At pabic action.
on Saturday the eighth day oi N"'cmlrr, u u.
is6a, at Two o'rl,ck in the afternoon, at the
house II Jane. ". Dolpf ~ i,amiorl ~ .n'd
County. all the right 80 e,Iu,ty which olive Mason
has 90 l.sd oa the thiuecnih dsy oi Noyem,rr.
B is1J. at Sur oclock anil fifteen minutes, ~ the
s6etpcpn. beiny the time ol the aiachment OF the
zane on the oIiginL writ IN thi. sci,oa. 10 ~
drrm the fill1wing described real estate situated
~ Anle,cr, a. Mt. a orTisin ut ot parcel ~ land
10 .sd Aniurri With tn buiIding- thereon, bclHg
the sane that John " Bailey morgayed 10 Isaac
Haley: and which John ~. Bailey decided 10
Olive Mason hi. right Ia redeem; and beias where
Nose. Culting nov i,e.-ihe above descf'hc'i
premises b-ing subject 10 mortgage gi'en To-
i.,ac Ba,ay H. secure the psyment oi a note Oi
hand on which ihe'e /, INV doe the 'um IL three
hunifr,l dailsf,. Said mortgage deed Is rrconl"'l
10 the Oxford lle si.try Of Deeds bpok lOj, page
LIS. WI. VI. MORSE,
September 10, ls6:. Drpui, sheriff.
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70 .Ae IIen. E. W. weod,.sry, Jsas, Of l,olal.

70 the Hon. T.. W. Woodbury., Judge Of Probate
k,s the Coaay 81 Oxf,rd,
CQUlRE BISHOP, administrator on the es.
- tate of R.isrt Go~el h,. 81 Peru 10 aid
Cosn,y, d.c.s.pd. respectfully rrfs-em'i That
IN. psr.oaai e.,.ie cf said deceased Is not ,aa'.
Geo, 10 pa, the zoe, dds which he o~ci al the
,i-- 81 ~. death. ., the sum Of one 'ho"'sni
dollsfs.
Y.as PETITIONER therefore prsys that yosr iio,or
.o.,lI rsaa, him l,c...e 20 sell. pslic private
.s. ani cs,ey al oiihe real estate OF said decreased
lst the Ta,meat oi ssid debts. and Incidental
charges. SQUIRE bishor.
O>VoRp,ss.-Ats Coat Of Probate held NJ Div.
b-Li. ~iih,a asd Toe The Co"niy ~ o>ioId, 81"
the ,cn'h de, oG s.piea.b-r. AID
Ga the lor.gcias pcti,'oa Onpthtp, Tha'the
said r-,,aaer give notice 10 all petseas Interested
d, causing copy Of ssid pciiioa. with thu. o'def
Il e,,ar ihcf,on % bc puhlished three weeks sue
ce.siw, in The Oxford Dcmvc,si. newspaper
printe,l at Paris, ia said Coaaiy. TIA, the, ns'y
sppsar at arrol,aie Cost ,o be heldst fsf,., on
the third T,sesdsy cf October neSt at ten ooaFk
ani .h.w cause, ifsuy they have. wh! the same
shouh not IL gtan,ed.
L.. ". WOODBURY.. Jpdsr.
A tvc ocp,--At,e.t; J. :. iiobss. Register.
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AMMO nrr,,l,rI,,,, Mnir.

A,,umT'it upon dell'. .. omnh,'so'y note lor SOS.
Dated D,Nfsid, SEPT. II. isGl ra,alh" - the
plsini,a 80 nt,i~f, ~ three ,noaih. ',m date Nth
,nisrr.t. Dat- ofwfii, Jsruary -, is6'. re-
iu,niuls g. Mach Trrnn. \. ID. i-ea. Add'm'
nun. s?Dp.
Raniall 4 Wia,sr. p,Nhsli, rlH : ATTORNEYS.
\ tree abstract Of the plhini,h = wit snd the
orisr ~ touft.
Au,.tt SipNEY rTWIINN. C'stk.
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In DAYS Of Old.

Th.re va. ,ime--in ds,s 81 old
Whea heshh ~as pfpssd alose line gold,
That DAY hss pa--ed-sll nos neglect
That precious boSa--sll shOald protect.
OF s-a.s AID reason. all arr ber,h,
Or q woall appear there. bs, little lsfi.
Apply u thea "a cure ycur .lls
ny the immeslisis use IL iier'ioh's Fills.
rhese -eaukahie Pin. -t,r'ic whole eonnss'
tie. by ihrir waalefisl esr--. Adapted 10 y.
faarV, Seaih. ssahsSi aad old age. fst ~ shf
Easl,.h. Splash. frvach asd 1eo"sn d''s'''s-.
Ehgsstly coated ~nh saghf, rassl, 'ege'so'e
aal eel ~ large i,n,i, biNs, Zoe p cea's'
E.S-~sg aiVsUissiaest 90 Thru page
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A,,,.t. SIDNEY rERIlAM, CIerL.
IALs,stf of Piai.nf'. ly1.l
SIDNEY rERllAM. Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE
O,roup. .t.-suprcmc Judicial Cou,. August
Tenn. A. u. is62

Tern. A. ID. ls62.
Orile White W. Cha,hs 4. Wat.
NJ NV It app-ariag ioihc Court that the aid
n tsf,ai.nt i. not an ,ah,h,isnt of his st,te,
and ha. ira,s,, sg~nt or sti"rury ihrIr'u, sni
that hr h.. ~ aotic~ 9th. .nd~ncN Of this saii;
u - oNprRtp by the Court that the .s'd
plin,,d ao,ii, the ssid defendant 81 the psndency
oIth,. sat, h, cp,,ag 80 abstract of his writ
With thi. order 81 'art thereon, e. l~ p"hli'h~d
. paps, ps,nirt ct r,rt. ~ .Aid C'npt,. The h,t
publication 10 be iw-niy dsy. ~ lsa.t iciutr ibe
neat tern ot said Cont, ." ~ holden 1T Pans,
aiufv.s,d. 90 the ,ccoad Tr-.dN Il Now newt.
to the cnd that the .a,l d,frndsu, NAV thea sni
there app-af at sa,d Court, sud 'hew rsu's, Il
any he hs., ~hy jaigprat shoull ~, be reader.
ell .lin.I hin, and rN-sui,oa i.spe,l accordingly.
Aits,i. SIDNEY rEEllAN, ,lsiA.
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ONEoHp, ss.-Nt tou't 1T Probate held -tf-.
80. within anI lnt the ''oubiN II pNt'ri, uu the
thifd Tus.day II August. \. ". i~ts.
nN the psi,tion Of ELII, HNEll>pN widow
" ct Ca.hm,a H,soon, late Of isii., 90 sa'd
Cuunl,. deceased, pf.lIag &c au allussncr uut VI
The t,stssa,l estate 81 her late husltnd-
Ord.rri. That The ,iid pslit'unsr g,'e uoiirc
a. ~ p~f.ln. interested, b, cs's,ug cop, II ,h'
ossf a. l.. i,i,i.hci thrrr Ns-k. .uccs..ivrl, m
the ONi0fi Domaerat, sassslhp'r puuie,i - Ia.
80, that the, M, srr~U sta frnl'ai- '"urt g. H.
held At pan.. 90 siij Cpunt, on the u fSs.ia, IL
GOdt. asNt.st ten o'oLlck ~ the iofen''a sa'l
sh~w s-e.s. 'faay they have. ~hN the .'ac shoaL
Mt a. granted.
T.. W. WOODBURY.. Juds-.
4 tire Cc,p,-aiis,t. J, :. ilouHs. Rcsi.irr.
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DANIEL YOUNG. late Of Bethel,

The Subscriber hereby give. public notice that
he Ia. been dul, appointed by the Honorable
J.,l.e of Probate lor the Coun,y of Oxford, and
assumed the trust of administrator ofibe estate OF
HENRY 81. YOUNG, late ofiIar,fo'd.
in said County, deceased, 10y giving bond rs the
law directs. IL. therefore requests AL perron,
Who are isieb,ed TO the e.tste IL said decease'l
10 make immediate payment. and those who have
any demands thereon 20 exhibit the came to.
Ssr,. ", 1867. IsAAS ~ oiAN,'a
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.y-S.t EtOyul0, W.
Al ~hule,alc Druggist, 10 the large cities.
some Of 'he
Wholesale Agents In New York CITY
Sh,cn~tn, Ilro. 4 90. liaru'i. R''ley hichca
fshp-.in,k. Iinll 4 %. Ba.h. Gale Hobin-"n'
4 " l. ID >sni. i 60. VI Wsrt Che" - '"'
Whs.Is, 4 Hart, Jane :. A,pin~all.
No,s.n A AIIea, &c Wells 4 a.,
Hall. I,uckell 4 Go, I'I"U, Mach \ 6'tdner
Thona. 4 Ful<T, Hall. Dixon ! Co.
PD O,,i.. Cnnr,d fox.
And Others.
Boston. Mass.
q e Goodvin 4 Co., Weeks i Potter.
VI y bur 4 Co., Jno Wil.oa, Jr
And others.
Al.o. al Whole.aL Dwggi't., Grocer, store
kecpcr. aud ret,ile', ~ all eoapiy Iowa.
and village.
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AUCTIO N!
GREAT SALE OF
Shoe Stock, Dry Goods,
BooTs AND SHOES. TOOLS.
Lasts, Sewing Machines, &C,

Dy uru~ 81 Huiharity IN ne granted b, the
I'D >urfrm~ COAT. IN css~ reuj Grc-lsy ".
T.. ". Chtk and SimeOa Cummings, ! ,hsll eel
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'Co.ia,'s' Rat. Roach, sc. E,tcrmin't or
'to>tar'-'
'Co-inI',' Urd.iius E,i,tminatoi.
Co>tnr'.'
'Co>iaI's Flee. Powder for Insects, &c.
a. Is So. asl ~, llaN--. bottles AMI FL'k'.
-3aal IS sac. &C. rl'ataiiua.. SHIPS,
Boats. Ilo,el,. So. Sc.
CAUTION! q" ptsysa' the prb',c irow hring
imIn.ed upon b, Ap.,,sz' ed hsny Pusi15s'
,as,an51s.a new Lhsl be-. l@rn prepared, teaiiag
fas-.,s,iis oiih~ riopri~tn,'s sicu'iuf". LNtn'.
,p- zach ls,S ius 90 ii'k, c,i-lall, rsiiIc Par.
cha,iag aud abe ulihib; last 4" ,ostIT's."
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yyvANTED IMMEDIATELY, An Asem o

NV NNTEU INNIEUINIT'I'I ~ N-tlI "
w either sex. 10 every Town AMI Village. 10
engage in light and profitable bi,insss 10y ~h'"h
Irom - To- : " per week csp L. made. Persons
HAVING Iei.urc evenings can make irom 30 c.nt. "a
II per evening. 4 sample, with fall particulars,
,eni by nail 10 all who esclpse Que 3-c,nt stamp,
aud adle.. IRA RUSSELL. & CO.,
IIook.ett, y. ~.
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o,rosp.ss.-At Couft IT rrol'ate held n Dix
held. Wuhin ani &c toe tpuniS II oNnrd. on
The isuih ~, u Srpismtst, \. II. is6a.
Oa the foregoing psiii'oH,
Orio,d. That the .a,d petitioner g''c notice
To- al psr.ua. ia,cfe.,.i ~ causing copy Of h'.
t.t,iiun AMI ,h,. order ihsrc"n g. H. rubl''h'd
three ~ssss suscsssi''l, en- the pNiord D''uo,iai
ns..v,p~s prtpir-i - Pare in .aid coun,N, that
th~, ufsy api.~aT ~ = Probate tUutt a. IT, held
At rafi,. 80 the ih,ri rss.i,y Of oc,. neat, ~
u,or oiih~ clock iuihs iuf'noon. and .heS csa.e .
81 au, the, have. ~h, ttv s,we .hnah Mt L.
rnntsd. T. ". WOODBURY., Jsi.'.
\ trus copy-atic.t. J. =. Hone, R'gai''.
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The Subscriber hereby giv's public notice that
be ha. bcsn dals appointed by the Honorable
Judgr ofP'obate Zoe the Couaiy Of Oxford, and
assumed the trust Of administrator Of the estate
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STATE or MAINE.


IO.yoHp n.-suptems Judicial Court. Aps~,
Term, AID. is62.
i,erj. Wiley, IT,. W Joseph =. id'h and rsu' u
i.ssva.
A Nm r,~ IL nrpea,,ns 20 the Court that The
~ said Joseph n. Irish, ono Of the Defendants
\. not IA iahsb,isnt of ihi. State AND has 40 '"'
AM, ages, cs attorney ,her,in. AMI that be has u"
notice &c the pen.leocy 81 this salts
Iii. OsptRrD by the Court that the ss'i
plaintiff ro,ii, the aid defendant 9th. rcnd.ne,
or,hi. .uii. by csu.ing az abstract of ih,. writ
with this otder Of Cosrt thereon io he p.blishei
three werk. .scc-.siwly In the Osiofd Democrat
a t,ap.r printed at PsIi. IN said Couni,, the last
.ll,cat,oa % ~ iw,piy days AZ lsssi b.iIre the
n.xt tenn of .aid Court 10 u. holden nj Paris,
af.e.a,d, on the s.cond Tus.dsy of Now pe>i,
4. the .ad that th, .aid delendsat NAV thea and
there appsaT at said Court, and shew cause. u
M, he has, Why judgement should not be rrn'
dst,d against him, aud execution issued acoo'I'
insly. .,,,,,.v c,
IAbs,sdef Pisi.if'. VI.l
A..ump.it upon deit'. prommi..o'y note f'r
$3.50. DATED June 30, 1855, anil payable u
one Eira Z. Nu,iff N ,iS monlhs irom date with
ia,er,.i. aud endossed Nv 'a,d Nuurr 10 the
pliiu,iG. Date Of writ. dec, %. i.6l, ttinrn'.
able a. N. Mach Term. is62. Ad'iamuu"'. SIS.
Ila,ling. & Walker. Lowell, pill :. ATTORNEYS.
4 true copy of order 81 COurt aud ab'irae, 81
wit.
Au,.u SIDNEY rERii,M. clsrs.
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The Subscriber hereby gives public notice that
be has been appointed b. the Honorable J"igcol
Probate, cor the counIy 81 ONiord, snd assumed
the trust of administrator ofths estate OF
DANIEL YOUNG. late Of Bethel,
ia saij County. deceased, by giving bond a' the
law dirrri,--he therefore request. allpe'sons who
are indebted 10 the estate Of aid deceased. Ia
make Immediate payment aedth"se who have
any demand. thereon. to exhibi, the same To
Sept. y, 1862. MOSES MASON.
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ro,h- hoooo.ble Joisc Of Probate iOr the cOo"',


rothe honorable Julsc Of Probate ior the COsn',
Il ONead.
THAMES EASTMAN " Mesico. respectfully
Ill r-ptr--ut., that Maria v. Eastman 81 siid
town IL Ms>.cn, Coz ,alaable consideration did
largaa s,sl sell unio the said iIa,e-s Es'tHlan,
= cs,t,in raU,l III hsd thu, Levi. Reel late Of
M,>ira sCrs.ad. On the twest,cih ia, Of jun n.
u. 1851. bc,ng then IN i'll c. ly be- sgr,men, ~
wt,tins II that date. b, han dul, subscribed, all
here "a cowt a. H. ptoisorl, ls,uni him.clf To-
c,,a,sy .aid hnd ~ good sni sufficient ~arfanier
ri..,l ~ the sfpfrsa,d Nsriil '. Ea.imaa, the
e,au,n described real estate. Il ls,ng the moth.
ra.,rth halfofthe - ~ lad that tllcH fro.,
then oscup,ri 10 sa,i McN,co. nron the coalition
that the .a,d Mauia Y, Ess'rnsa Js,l ~ caused
10 b. I,aid To HIN. the ssid Reed the iuuhc .u'n
of tseaiy 6,e dollr'. Now th. .i,i MARTA v.
ra.,,n,a a,,ts that he ha, toll, psft,ur., the
coalition se,re.sii on his part ~ H. pstf1srnri.
Iiut the said Lewis Reed has been pJ,srni~d 10y
death ifunn making and cNssuiiag deed a. ai.'r.
..id; AL the aid Marin v, Ea.imin hs. snd
and a.-,sn.,i the sa,i REED. obl,g,,ius 10 ne.
luut petitioner ta'ther represents that DAVID y.
n,a.a Il .ari MsNico - ,he Lsgal admin'slri,n'
-, ,sid Lew. Reed. Whefeuron ,aar r-,,i'ancr
pra,. ,oar hear O. grant lcrn.. tnths ss'd Ia.
Nh'F. nrosn. smrnwrfias him 10 make AID ~.
scuie jr-,i o. Nusr Tstii'nuer. rufsts'nt t. the
li,ga,,un aluIcsaid, aai ~. statute ~ .urh ease
provided. IiAlNEs EASTMAN.
M.Nic,. August 81. is62.
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7 DWELL, Sept. l2h, 1862. This oeui6c'
that ioS valuable consideration. have this
d.y given an, sou, David 4. Lord, hi. lime 20 act
and trade Tor himself. I shsll therefore claim
noae 81 his earnings, noe pay ANY Je1s OF h'.
contracting after this date.
WILLIAM LORD.
k,,..t-Josyru Il, LcED.
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MACHINE BUSINESS,

n ALLI ITS BNNNtIIE>,
Anl hopes. b, 1,thial aal prompi a'Fai'on ."
I,.iu,.s 90 t,cr,sr . share ct tu.ilir patronage.
IIa,ing pscrnii, pot 80 .tsAn ~ag'nr. ihus 80
.us,nE taa.iaat ppsrr. h. c,H sith r"atasnc-
,..u,r the iai,lif that al AoTA entfu'iei w. h''
carr vii be rN~,at-,i ~,ta f,thialac't sai dis
patch.
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The town, Il Eanfd. Wopi.lock. r.h-l
Gr.sasolJ. G,i-sd, Il,n1yrT. hnds'sT. NT~N
aoi Uniion. and Ri.sy rhniIi'on, llaml'n''
Gfaal rl,aialiyu. M,hon fLnlai'oa. Anio'rr
North >upu. rhniatipa, the tsnito'y called
Andu,rr West >ufplu'. ani all th" tns's, pl'n-
'rr Moth Sspls' rhnia''oi ~ the County Of
OIorl.
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CurRlrr'S SALE. o,,orp, -. Ser,-w

An,.,t SIDNEY rERIIAM. C..tL.
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NATHAN Z. LIBBY,
Nj ACHIN ISL,
NORWAY, ME.

WOULD 'r.p~ctiuil, saaoun,c o. 30. iriend.
w aui thr ppbl,r Irlrtsll, hat be- hss up'a.
Fl . shop ~ NorN,,, Ne, Tor the prosecution ~
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Amos n kS.rr Il ll,n1,sr.
Assistant Assessor
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A true eop,-ai,s.,i J. >. HONS. Register.
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Tbs Frsuidsat'u Lstssr.

p WHEN the very original idea Ok edSrsasisz
in the goiuinas Of the New York Tribune q
letter to President Lincoln, in the aams Rnd
By the aa,hori,y Of twenty miilienss Of the
AmerieaR people, catered the head 0faAV.
Horace Greely, we suppose he had litt's idea
that his communication, Il ever reacliins tue
eye Of his distinguished correspondent, would
rccciye from the correspondent the aouor Ct
a response. Sill less could lle have expect
cd OF wished that that response sbolsld % Of
3 nature to give 50 much more satisfaction to
the "tTeniy millions, Of loyal msu in whose
behalf he assumed to sroak, than ho their
ysli-clected organ, Is likely to find IN Il. We
hope, however, that when Mr. Gsee3y lhas
duly pondered the pithy sentences Of the
Presidents letter he viii be abb. toFcioia, Il
he proposes to continue the cogrezpondenOe.'
in spirit which shall be slightly less srsog-
snt, distatorial, and acrimonious. q Twenty
millions Of his couatrynac-1 'tere a rigilt -
claim this at bis hands, IN deEsseacs TO 'tils
high Office whose incumbent he veasUres 70
srraigr before taa bar Of p05sio o2iniJa 10
tiicjT nains.--SaL Int
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. SQ Satts Of Sun a5taoinq.
The White Livsred.

OUR exchanges bring US amusing accounts
Of thuse endeavonug to escape the draft
some cut their lore hager olf the right hand
One mutulated his hand with a bush-hook
aud finally bled to death. The man shed his
blood Tor his country. Of course he deserves
a monument Of lasting fame, but we doubt
whether Uncle Sam will give his heirs any
bounty Or land warrant, Only sons are aw-
tally afflicted; they have innumersble all
ments. .---......f --
III Connecticut they have out call for an
'' Invsld Brigade" The office OF the exam
lining surgeon, tits said, is crowded with ap-
plIcants. some who were never inside a
doctors olhce belere, are now awlully allict-
ed with paIpilatiOn OF the heart Or with ex-
trenely unpleasant sensations at the beat Of a
drum. Others have al ill-oysrisL feeling
wlEl tie 5vcrl dFe!t is rr6ueuDced. Tkc
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eur StaTR-GtJltr.
TIE FBGlllIE LIEUTENANT

r. was while the american army was freez.
ing and s,sfving at Valley Forge, and the
british army were rioting and l.ixuriaiing in
Fhiladelpiria, that lsuie, dirty, beggary -lool-
ing fellow walking with cruteh, approached
tbs northern outpost Of The royal forces, and,
with simple, iC5oue laugh. announced his III
tentiOn Of entering the city, and talirg the
British General prisoner.
. Indeed then shall be under the neees-
atty Of arrestiug you. =. said young subaltern,
Winking at some Of his companions, and as
suming serious air.
q HsI het he p laughed the IDIOT just
you try ii-thst's all :"
f Why, my good fellow, what would you
do"
--' . DOiR exclaimed the other, drawing him
self up with an air Of defancs-'H Why, I'd
tel the great General Washington -
Then TN afraid to enter upon your arrest,
50 pass on7 you viii probably find General
Howe prepared 10 receive YOU
The IDIOT Suddenly looked troubled, glanc-
ing about him warmly and suspiciously, as if
be feared lie might meet the. General ne was
50 boldly going to capture, but finally hobbled
o9 toward the city. With some such silly di-
tlogua he got past the ssntries, who seemed
to giye him no thought beyond the amise-
mont Of The time. By night he was fairly
within the town, and kept On his way, some
tines humming snatches Of old songs, and, in
general not much noticed BY any one
Through one street alter Auother he eohtin-
ued 10 hobble forward, until he came to one
Of CREST Iength, containing a block Of three
stoEy resPectabls looking houses, which might
haFe been oeeapied BY persons in middle cir
eumslancess This street was notlightcd, and
eppsared deserted, 50 that when he stopped
before one Of the dwellings be was not per
eeiEed- He knocked at the door. A wo-
mans head appeared at tae second story wln-
dow. So zssss ses-se-s-s-y
Won't you give me something to eat
nam I'm nearly starved, said tie IDIOT.
g q" Yes, poor fellow, replied ti,swoinan IN &
liBdly tone q IN a minute viii hand you
sOmeJhiag.' 2 ~
Soon alter q lower s'atter was pushed back,
and a liand Containing some bread and meat
was thrast out.
AotherF r said low voice.
'5raoioas hesVensl7 exclaimed the female
within, in an agitated tone.
aHashg nynrhed Tho idioe IN a -aardyd
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SHARr.--'" Grandma, DO you know why /
can sec up IN the sky 50 aar?" asked Charlie
a little four year old, Of The yeaeFable lady
who sat on the piazza knitting.
% No, my dear what is R?7 replied grand
ma, bending her eye, eager To catch aud re-
aaOinbegjthe wise ssJing Ofthe precious ht'ls
pet. s-rar EsseaI s-a 5aL -Hg
Because there Is nettiug il the way. -
And the ysuug pI.ilosopheV resumed hia as
Economical search, and grandma her kaiiring.
EAslLY ARRNScHD.-The Cleveland Plaia-
dealog is responsible fyr the following: ''
Governor Tod Is frequently impOTtuned by
various people to procure them exemption
from military iaiy--tiinEing undoubtedly,
that being Governor, lie is aIEpeBerful. The
other day, an oll lady between fifty and sixty
years of age, entered the Governors Oilioer,
and made an effort to induce that parsonage
to exempt her husband from the draft Mr.
Tod looked at her an ias,aais and then e2-
claimed: ...t ...-. -.....--.s.- p 2
" "Whyr the old gentleman IS exempt, isI't
he?"
. "Ah, but he srert an old grn,leiuaai'
added the applicant; he's only tIlir,y-fyoIr
." In that case, said the Governor, Z cant
do anything i0T him Bat I'll tell you what.
I'll do IN case he's drafted and gess Killed.
viii marry you myaelag - s1r z
y This seemed to satisfy the oldlsdy, ard size
accordingly departed -. 5
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-03
"Not Doaa Fss

Two rather single cases oE FesuaFkaJls e..
cape irom living bnrial are rssatsd as having
occurred subsequent to the battle Of FsiF
Oaks. ne body Of colonel Was found on
the feld and brought in, Arrangements
were made for enbalming It. The prvgSss
includes the use Of gslvunlsm The shock
was given. To the sstonishulent Of al tee
colonel rose and walked forth. The Other casa
was also that Of colonel who was found on
the Geld. In deierence to his rank be wss
brought to the hospital and laid among the
dead His friends prepared to give hita .
decent burial, ana were sbOas 70 oary thR
body out, when the eOl0sel rolled owes, and
IN tones more Ike ta0ss Of 8 man dEua tlaA
dead, called out: = Ben, John, where is nay
whisky flask ?'-T}i5ane Cor.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-03

We do not expect to live long enOnghgeo
see a Government which knows how 70 deal
With the public Press The official portion
OF mankind seems 10 be divided into two class
ss;-one class regards the press rs a wild bsas:;;
to be hunted and hurried by every available
weapon, and the other as powerful monster,
to be appcased by sycophaney and toadyidc,
Both may possibly find, IL speeifc casC-l
grounds for their opinions. Bat It seems a
little singular tllat, in a free country, living
under republican Institutions, men II power
should be unabls to form any more just esti-
uate o. The public Press a. who.e, H.;
mel, .ea-fr7e1-- intF;a5.... y 7 inns
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-03

At late speech IN Rockville, Indiana, EH
Governor Wright was speaking 0. the propri-
ETY. of putting the negro in the war to do the
drudgery and to save our soldiers from the
bitches and trenches. A copperhead Demo-
crat in the crowd cried out, E" We lave enough
white men TO finish tie war. Yes" said
the GoEernoT, we have white men, but they
are not aIl Of tie right -o;L" Exit copper
had.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-03

Little Florence, fond and free,
Playing BY the apple tree,
Laughing on her brothers kncv--
sdnbe ans slaaiing on hsrtair;
EiOwhg Ereaths Of RoWrets iai=
.-. Dangliug from her in Che ai-.
Fasg and faster 60 her feet
Nherc the grass and sunshine meet;
joyful Florencc Life Is sweet.
Little Fioreuee, mild and week,
Trouble looking from her check,
Scarcely can she move or speak
Looks cut 10 the falling rzia--
Al mothers cares are lain;
Fillows may not ease l,r pan. -.
GIadncss has fitting Will
IloW came sheto taste Of i'll 2.
Joy is evanescent still
Little Florence, weak and wor1,
like faint star, all foTloru,
TrymbIing en- the point OF morn.
~ Angel forms arc in the air,
Uniting on the golden stair,
Bearing up a mothers prayer.
Little Florence, cold and dead,
Green grass growing overhead, -
Waiting for the woated tread
Lying by the apple tree
Sunshine comes to look for the
Cones 10 crown thy wOuted glrc.
and thy mother leaves her home,
Comes acre, where she used 20 cuHaes
SlicIB Florence Death IS dumb
Little Florence, clothed in waite,
Locking back upon the night
Staneiag in tie shadcless light
Wa.Aing up the g0laen street,
sitting at tie SayluTs feet,
Where the pure and hoiy- meet.
Shadows stood Hyonder shore,
Rait5ug ior Ice heretofore,
ihey s.-ad lsaI. loT- taec He na3Te.
GEou i..l5 psss=theai 5'e5 ,he Good,
-Lelt-sle4l s7ts.Iretit,g- ,ylere- tlgCy -stooU-
AhgsI FioleEoclo 6 q is good
szeszsasz.assssss.=ss1ss.s
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-09-03

An IyolDEsr-Wc heard sol.Iisr fFon the
Peninsula the other Say relate the following :
."While on picket q ty the other day went
to a spring of wate for drink. While there
a hOrseman rode up aud asksdmo for a drink.
He wore a common blouse without shoulder
straps or any mark Of rank, and black slOUch-
ed hat. 1 filed my canteeu and handed it to
him. After drinking he asked me how ]
liked soldering. Frst rate. SUD / '' Bully
for vou, said he, and ,ce,c slow'y avay. T.
vsz Gcl..a. Mcclellan