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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-31

some of our friends from the country
have asked us if, in the event Of our cleo
ton as Representative, it would interfere
with the publication of the paper. Not in
the least. We should consider that we were
doing wrong to place ourselves in position
that would in the least interfere with filing
our contracts with our subscribers.
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County Commissioner.
We authorized to announce The nAl.-e of E.
L. DAVIS, candidate for County Commits
sioner, at the November election.
EDITOR News: Please announce R. B. HURST
as a candidate for Commissioner of Lyon County
at the November election.
We are authorized to announce the name of
JOHN HAMMOND as candidate for County
Commissioner, at the November election.
District Attorney.
BURLINGToS, KANSAS, Oct II, 1863.
EDITOR News: Sir,-Please announce my name
candidate for the Office of District Attorney,
for the 9Th Judicial District, at the November
election, and obEge.
Yours, dc, SILAS FEARL.
Mr.. EDnoR: You are authorized to announce
the name of GEO. Il. LILLE, of Neosho Rapids
as a candidate for the office Of District Attorney
in the Fifth Judicial District
MR. EDITOR You are authorized to announce
a. S. HOWARD, of Cotton wood Falls, as can
didate for the office of District Attorney, in the
Fifth Judicial District.
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FUNERAL SERMoN.-Elder S. G.. Brown
will preach the funeral sermon of the chill
dren of William Carney (who died while on
the road to Indiana last fall), at the Chris
tian Church, on the second Lords day (the
9th Of November
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Stock AT Auction.

7 WILL OFFER FOR SALE ON SATUR-
4 DAY, the 3lst of October, at II o'clock a m,
IN the town Of Emporia. the following property .
Fifteen head of attic consisting of one yoke Of
oxen, one yoke of steers, five cows, three calves,
two wearing beifers, and one two-horse wagon,
Terms-Nine months credit with note and
approved security.
Emporia Oct. "a, 1863 LEWIS OWENS
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ADVICE TO CAND1DATEs.-Salt river is
low. Yon won't have to get boat. Just
go to Clapp's and get pair of those high
topped water proof boots, and you can wade
the stream. We we got a pair of 'em.
Clapp is the best boot maker in these dig
gins.
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Owing to the Indictment weather, the
meetings advertised by Eskridge and New
Ion, at the Welsh school-house and Smith
school-house, were not he'd.
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We have had occasion lately to step into
Maddox & Thomas's blacksmith shop,
and, as usual, found the boys up to their
eyes in work. They are good workmen,
and their industry has built them up large
patronage.
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WooD.-Persons desirous of paying for
The News in wood, will bring it along i'm
mediately.
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We have printed some tickets with four
names on for Commissioners. Recolect
that there is to be bat one voted for in each
Representative District The rest are to
be scratched off Voters will recollect this
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JAMES p. APPLECATE,

DEALER in Cooking, Heating and Parlor
- STOVES, Quitting Goods, manufacturers
of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, at whole
sale, as low In ST. Louis. Tin Roofing, Gutter
ing, and al kinds of Jobbing to order.
No. 40 Main street. Leavenworth <. 7.
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SCRIP, Of all kinds. and CERTIFICATES OF
INDEBTEDNESS, bought and sold. Two or
hree MORTGAGES. on good property. for sale.
Apply to J. R. SWALLOW,
Emporia, May g. 1853. 2n
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A pleasant party came off at the Empo-
ria House on Wednesday evening. Quite a
number Of ladies and gentlemen were in at.
tendance from distance.
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We understand Ephraim H. Sanford,
Esq, of Waterloo Township, is a candidate
for Representative in the 65th District.
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Ten cords of good, sound, four-foot
wood wanted at this Office, for which the
highest market price will be paid.
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The Atlantic for November has arrived
1t is full of good reading as usual. A new
volume will soon commence, and now is
the time TO subscribe Price 50. We
can get it for you for SO, so.
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AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
REV. C. C. MOORE, II. D..
MISSIONARY,
Auburn, Shawnee County, Kansas.

4 Ii communications relating to the organiza-
"A ton of Sabbath Schools, application for the
purchase or donation of books e. papers, funds to
aid the work etc, will receive careful attention
by being addressed above
Libraries selected, and all the publications of
be So eiety at Philadelphia prices 253
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Leavenworth Markets.

MISCELLANEOUS.
WuEAT-Winter, zoe. Spring-NOne in market.
CoRN-33c.
FLoUR-Ranges from 2.75 to $500.
Corn MEALS worth S1@Sl 25.
APPLEs-Dried. 50 -25: Green, 75c @$l.25
PEACHEs-Bring $3.50.
CBEEsE-WesGern Reserve is worth be; Kan
sas Zoe.
EGGs-Wholesale, 81 &C.; retail, Zoe.
Far CATTLE-Prme beef is worth $2.0O@$2 90
per cwt., gross.
GROCERIES, Dry Salt, II
Sugar = ID, 1907 Green. 3
Coffee, 1896 Damaged, half price.
Rice, 10 Raccoon, each, 10000
Tea, 1OO@T7 Badger. 80
Bacon 4@5 Wild Cat, 5000
Salt p barrel, 1915 Opossum, 25
Candles, 1903 Skunk, 90
Soda, 5000 Muskrat 10
Nails, keg, S625@ 500 Beaver p 10, SI25(9I5O
Tobacco, 50@I.UO Otter, each, S300@500
EIDEs AND FURs. Mink, $2O0@3G0
Dry Flint p ID, 49,
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Recollect the candidates class meeting
tonight, in this place.
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StraVed.

COLT-LAST SPRING COLT, BROWN
N color. no mark except thatthe tip of his left
ear is nipped off rather below the ordinary size
The finder will be literally rewarded by retnrn-
ing him to JOHN A. FILENER.
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Notice Extraordinary.

There will be a printing Office or store
for sale next Wednesday morning.
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FoRT ScoTT, Oct. 2Ist, 1868.
The following letter was written by the
bushwhacksrs, and tackled to a tree, after
the disastrous affair at Baxter Springs. II
was found by the express rider, at Low
Greek. and taken to Fort Smith. Some of
the officers at that post kept the document,
but the contents wer remembered, and told
to me as here written:
"Hellow, Jim Blunt do you reccollect
the letter you wrote to Col Parker, last
Spring, and the execution of Jas. Vaughn I?
Stop and turn your eyes to Lawrence and
Baxter Springs, and see what your amiabe
policy has brought you to-see what you
have done for your fellow soldiers-and
then remember the dying words of James
Vaughn. a. BUsHwHAoKER
The above had no date, but was evidently
written the same day tibet Gen. Blunt was
defeated at Baxter Springs. G. Ben.
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JosEPu FRosT, ESQ Respected Sir,-We the
un dersi gned, voters of the Goth Representative
District, Lyon County, Kansas, would most r.
specially ask that you consent to the use of your
name the Peoples Candidate for the Legisla-
ture, from this District
Pledging you, in case of your acceptance, our
hearty IppOrt, are, Sir.
Very Respectfully,
7. C. HILL, JOHN MAYO,
ISAAC WRIGHT, THOS. ANDERSON,
G. II. REFS, LEWIS HAVER,
l.. SEEGAR, DAVID A. MCCAW,
L. GODDARD, NJ II. ARCHER,
JAMES McCAW, VIM. g. BUTLER.
DANIEL WILLFONG
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AS a matter of news, we give the follow
Ing, which we have from a soldier at Fort
Scat.
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Gold in New York yesterday was 494
premium.
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II Representative.

To the Voters of the Gath District:
Cir cumstarces have arisen which induce me to
announce my name again candidate for Rep
ressutative in this District I have no personal
ends to accomplish, and if the people see fit to
elect me, and 1 accomplish anything for
your good by an honorable and straight forward
course in the Legislature, shall certainly do so.
consider myself well posted in the workings Of
Il Legislative body, having been i'll atten dance on
three different sessions as Clerk and lobby
member. My interests are yours, and I leave the
matter with you. ]. SToTLER
HARrF ORD, October 22d, 1863
Mr.. EDIroR: Please announce my name as
candidate for Representative of the 65th District.
A K HAWKS
We are authorized to announce W. H NICKEL
as candidate for Representative in the 65th Dis
trict, composed of the townships of EImendaro,
jackson and Waterloo.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Election Nov. 3, 1863.
County Commissioner

PRINrER's FEE FOR ANNOUNCING, 81, IN ADVANCE.
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THE TRI-wEEKLY BULLETIN,
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN

Is issued every Tuesday, and is made u ? Apresl
" for the country from the SIX daily edition
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The Union majority in Iowa is about
o. 600
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assessor
Ed. News: Please announce the name of J. D.
WIGGIN a candidate for the Office of ssessor
of Lyon County, at the ensuing election
ED. News: Please announce ROSS THOMAS
as candidate for reelection to the office of As
SCISSOR of Lyon county, subject to the decision of
the Republican Convention
EDIroR News: Please announce the name Of
EDWARD MURRELL, as a candidate for the
Office of Assessor of Lyon County at the ensuing
November election.
We are authorized to announce WIOT H
CLARKE, of Fremont, as candidate for Asses
sor of Lyon county, at the ensuing election.
Sheriff
We are authorized to announce the name of
ROBERT PARHAM (the present Under-Sher-
if) candidate for election to the Office of
Sheriff of Lyon County, at the ensuing Novem-
Der election.
EDITOR EMPoRIA News: Please announce A. R.
BANCROFT Independent candidate for the
office of Sheriff of Lyon county, at the ensuing
November election.
We authorized TO announce SAMUEL j.
MANTOR. of Hartford, as a candidate for the
office of Sheriff of Lyon county, at the ensuing
November election.
Treasurer.
EDIToR News We are authorized to announce
the name of J. G. FRAZER, as n candidate for
the office Of Treasurer Of Lyon county.
MANY VorERs.
The name of J. H. HUNT, Of Hartford, is sub
mitted to the people of Lyon county a candi-
date for the Office of Treasurer. at the November
election.
Ed. News: The name of L. T. HERITAGE is
submitted to the people a candidate for Treas
urer of Lyon county.
Register OF Deeds.
We are authorized to announce the name of F.
G. HUNT for reelection to the office of Register
of Deeds, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce the name of O.
Y. HART, as candidate for Register Of Deeds
for this county, at the ensuing election.
County Clerk.
We are requested to announce the name of E.
BORTON, as a candidate for reelection to the
office of County Clerk of Lyon county, ct the No
yember election.
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% Eei
Eousss ano farms Uaaie0.

tHyANTED--A small TRACT with a comfort
w sbo HOUSE on 1t. no, to co,l thsn +, OJJ 10
ono Of tie loIAut' neat tne C..y.
Also. AsIsli FARM u rot iess than 70 Acfes vel .
Proved ~tLn toe ADoye s, not u s.1vs 40 per
Also. an improved COUNTRY SEAT. valued .bcat
$500
cOnfJl table DN4@LLlAO. 10 coat l.in 80 700 1910
JOHNS = BROTHER.
L-sl E-taie hroscfs.
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CAINSEVAINs
~ CALIFORNIA WINE BIrrERs.


- III, oi California Wine s dssasd TO exclude .nre.
y f0u midst s ponLJs made fou a.0hol sud rr
trrs dosteroJs TO hesn many Of Ael4s have
sss:et n os 20 oter 20 the puoho
A E!iXERS MADE OUT or PURE NATIVE CALL
FORNIA WINE
vncn agreeable H. yt combine all the tonic and
lns<oTa,us pIoPsi'irs Of taass kind .,
ptsssaug 70 pad qua tties o. that c0no
Accoops 20 tge,r VISITS, oder the public BIT
Which Wsff1nt Is composed .. best Native Caornfi
Niue IN which have dHy.ed e.tly sI9nae psrt. \. /.
ts ~ examine Btt.r end tuey viii Iaa ~ eye.
ssEed We are con6d-Bt that our
CALIFORNIA wISE BITIERS
w sks the place oi tbosc DOKi1as cOpoud and that
the peDlle IL general val be 6eneh.eJ Dy Is
bAIA1LvAlN EROS,
The n.n,s popularity Of tbs product hss 10 N, space Of
tvo JesTs. taken t1e bi.i.n CAi.
teniA. Oregon, british Corubia sld E tie Pacific Cops
he.T- sAINSEVAlS BROS, wLO have sIesdy coDbdod to
me the Agency Of their Wines
Eseh eiPpsI sIip coming from CsifornIs will bring mo
lot o. their most yOpvsr bsve sthe 5ao,eySu Wie Bit.
ssr CESAR AUG koBERr No 81 Cedsrst.
&ULPHUR and VAPOR BATHS-Establisbed
- 10 1870 Tbs only t.uuioe Bstss 81 United States
Of khsamsdsm heTcsTai Affections. &c Owen d.ily Dy
DR.. A L TIMoLAT Co.
sI'HE GREAT ENGLIsT REUEDY IOR
OOUT AND RHEUHATIsN
M tnhsret uom the a'ove 60 .Snts sbsr Of
20. sttHGi9g, hie sdTis.d 70 Gso BLAiWo GOUT AND
RHEUMATIC PILLS TLey bs seisd upon Is the most
Nafs and .aectud remedy OScre1 T. ts n and rave
essr universally used In Europe for many years with the
Prepared oy PROUT L HA8sANr No 22s Strand Lon
son. tosaad; aud soid by tLsI Agents. WILLS L Co.,
IIsnEia-st, New YOrE.
Hsr hsjesys Coa.issonsr. ssve suborI1-1 The nsnls
tDe sdsTe~s Of THOMAS PNOUf z2J 5fagd Lonaon" to
BE- iUEfssssd Up0 the stamp TO e. boz
sf tbs Eebaine medicine.
Price 81 ADD Is cents per box
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CULPHUR and VAPOR BATHs-EstaLIisbed

- 10 eD Tbs only T.uuioe Bsbs 81 United Stst.
no CAIRO !pEce, B!eesSsr--t, LaureG. cue
Of kheanSs ss, heIc9Til AHecaoL. Owen d.ily Dy
DR.. A. l. IlMOLAT Co.
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HIP.-EDlUND S. MUM
" ROE sd LUCAS }. VAN BOSHERCK arc th. d,y
.litgei a. P4TtueIs Ia hIAog IoT., July !, 1901
LOCKWOOD Go.
NOPARTNtRSHIP.-W have this day ado
" tuu eI Mr. GEORGE A. THOMPSON aud NJ DAVID
sCOTrs partner. n our house The .tyo Of tie nra wiz
here. Ter ue kEKNOS BkOTuERS Co. -
New. X JuIvI ls3 VERNON BROTHERS.
NO.pARTNEKSHlP.- WILLIAM BORDEN
~ AS. .,,. t hiln nom this date LEANDEN y Low
It'll s asphr~ aud for the i.s eleven yeas csis VIE
h.ul va continue buius. under tae niAic a .s.sei
NcS York, Jay !. E6l
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Gopartnersbip ilotiies.

CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED PARTNERS
~ SHIP -rsi. ID to certify that who.e names arc
.eyer.y undersigned, are DESTROYS OF forming LmiisV
FAT ,u-f.nip and
ar That the name hrul urder which suca Psrtns-
.hip !, Conducted IL JEROME, hELLOGS, T.
COMPANY.
Se,d. That tho general Of the bushes. intended
be by such Psrue,hip the buying snd se2C
OF Co-pufst-. state, and Government Securities
IhJ8 1ii, all IN. general and special part
tn- ,ai Copatorshp are a. folloss: ADDISON ..
J.ROhE o. JNp. ksLLO6U, ADDISON q. JEROME
Il. JOIN 4 CONDlr HENRY FlICu, and GEORGE w.
YER NALlS Tha, IN. said John kellogg. Adoson o. Jss
tone ur ior Joan Consi aud Os1rss Wssr ssin al ef
places ct e,Jeuce ia tne city. County snd s.io
Town Brsen County oi Hudson aud Staie OF New
are general paftn- that the said AidisorO Jere
NOR place residence in the City OF Novforh
aforesaid, i sp-csa' partner. =.
rrts That ari0gut Of cspx hch the ssi spsciAS
fhut- 10 he couu0s stock o. the sai fs
uer. o is % e Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Fth TLsi he p-sod which the said Partnership 10 u
the hfst day OF June, one thousand etsae
anu sixty three, and tue period which ,.i PART
n-r-bp 1. q e1nae 10 The thiy INST day OF May 600
thuusand ~ish. huEGTrd ard siNiy-six.
- stlcss hands "a ~coysevsuth day OF May, osc
thousand isut hundred sId sixty three
si.lsi JOhN KELLOGG.
ADDISON @ JEROME Junior.
JOHN A. CONDlr,
EENNY FITCH
GEORGE ". YER VALlN,
General PsrtD-ra
ADDISON G JEROAE, ssuior.
Special PaItaer.
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Z ANDS. 10 ALL WANTING FARMS
~ Largo snd tbving ,etement Of Vine and, ni climate
tbity south o. Ppsspbis By raioad. rich cod pro-
dUces large ofops 2bEcfe Tracts at non y l. s2J pe1
payable within four GOOD busioess openings good
oi.y Hundred. sitting snd making improvements.
Apply to CHAkLES X. LANDS, foasms.tef tine!.ad
Cumberland ,uDty. e"Jeraey Letters sn,~efod Iapss
o0ntaInins M lnfoIMALon viii bo sent Zee
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COUPONS or TIE JOLIET AND CHI
- CtGO RAILROAD FIRsr hJRfOAOE BOS1s,
due Jay loI wlh psd .se'-Li = on and
snst 'hs, d.e tls Office oi Ae II Il JcsUF a Co.,
40 20 EIcAsa.v-y ace. Nov fots. .-..e. . ,
C.llas5 Jans a. 1885,
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Real estate for Sale.

Tor SALE in NEW-JERSEY-A model
FAUIl FARM Of ~ serrs Buud.Dg. good, iASd
hftIAs a. al utl-r good i.Dcr. ua~d Orohai1
Ofape Fnes Log LewtOa BscG loTie, I,OyO Hasp
rrs. siso qlshy Of butA oee.. CuffaLt sad OOv.rDer
q about 80 Cherry sAd -. q tho tts kBds u Pear Ico
J. Is = Hie Ion Phiae!.Ai and wi,u.a niie OF
IsLfosd sstlOas. Address 81. LLOHAKD.
haaAs O., Gloucester Co., NeW.Jersey.
s1OR SALE--A Plot oi GROUND, lGOxIUU.i
4 feet TIE ;. sltl.sL. 100 eet i Ia. ". Az 4
II teeu ss iyf ~ d on Toe ,uest son and
TIE ts.t Hsof foi penisa9s, tpP a. 10 40 LAT aSsas
OF No ~ feekslip.
L'OR SALE-The late RESIDENCE Of
REHJ. 5. PIER IN the Village Of Upp,t leo Hook.
Dutche.s County. NewYof. used .n tho New OH AID
AD3g poo.d The place consists "a four of choice
Land. well ,t,csed WIN Trees aud good Hou,o ,ad
BAN Ths House eOnteiLs ~ kpou " ~ be- sod low
lquire the premirss or of WM h. PIER. No. 2,6 We
tef-.t. Eew.YoIk
1NOk SALE or TO LEI for the seasOn-A
L double lstory fURNishED HOUSE. with fiakLA
three sides containing II thn ia. subu bs OF Poggh
keepie wih isgs souDd. and all tho appendA.ss OF
hes.fs THOMPsON WEEKS, Poughksspsls.
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DcniiGirn.

,bAlN positively done away with in extracting
t,4tii By u,iot NY NEW CHEMICALLY PURIFIED
CHLDROFDRh. OhsfaB -ed f~ffocty hs niles ~ every
respect Gold sos Teeth, t2U kuea s S8 Gold tiuinss
81 Silver and Dentiao SO EKIaetsng, 23c Dr. Is. L.
Wait, NO. o. 4shsys., opposite lItLst
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Hle0ltG!.


MANHOOD and the VIGOR Of YOUTH re-
AVA stored IN FOUR WEEKS By Dr. RECORDS Is
SE N(E oi L'tE.-D RECORD. - Psiis, y.sf. OF
s,rnot ,olctons bs ct ugth scoedet 20 the
euss Of ihs American pUD c. and appo ned AGENT 10
SEWIOAk Tor tho sals " AS valued end highly pnzel
lis ENCE or LIFE.
Ihis wonderfli agent viii restore mEuhocd 20 the most
shattered courtituicu, wbether soe from
Aba.C he erects Of ei1gie, ustUfs. Ile time
regU'sd 20 the uveterate IL iour
used seco cng 70 the printed nstoctons (which very
sInpeL IA lure /. possible.
4b iiefesio's fcledy should DO taken by ali tbo0 70
many ia efocs YerB.neu IL &. ackuDaieI-s BY
Zoe i-edcs press o. be the creates, jscovsfy made
Success, IN every certain iAat science
Ero - .Io,abcs.
On EiCoGD's ESSENCE or LIFE /, sold in e..ss with
fuil ibstTueiiDu. f"g al sJ quantities Or
81 na viii - sent to any pat carefully psc-ed Tecrp
sf TcItzLce 9y his edited Pliy Jisud
4 oui5st. dDoI Sest fTyII E.os!Hky, Nc~ Yolk.
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.l.4IH.f 4ll
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boGro d,l0 Rooms

NO. 100 EAST I7rll-ST.-FURNlSH
= ROOMS 20 LIT with BOARD Ole su.'o oi Room. n
lrsi GooT as0, sui.e ~. Loc.flon f.1 A
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Summer Retreats.

4 MEXICAN HOTEL Hartford, Conn.-Oue
Of ,he best 10 tdy,lcs ln p.ice. Tsfns 81 81 paf
d4y \. :, Pb4IF ION, fopnei'f.
DOUND HILL HOTEL, Northampton, Mas,
Is Gen.Aus aaa4eTalg s.s0 Gof eve yo.dy- vsa-
ils Post
ENlTED STATES HOTEL, Long Branch,
" = y - now opg4 Of vl.if.r.. Adlf..s
b. 4. sIOEdAktN Pfogus;0r
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OyFICkoyrnE FroPfE's FtKE lNsURAHcE Co,
Inn. "a LIN

UVTCk ~ Tfa frnFf ks FIFn INFVHAH0E IO-,
hEw.iOHX. June n, lsol
TVUE following named gentlamen were elected
Z DIRECTORS VI th. toa2sgy a. the luGui e.ecson
h-.I on tie 10 IA Jane, ils-n.:
J1au W. Lewis, HcBy Terbr'l. samuel Raynot,
Ms .thts. C..rs tofn.l %. St.rh~us ,amlei E.rd.ru
a1f.fst l-g.ett ID Jackson essrd Thol.as j. hsHck,
n.ms. Nhn.us Muliam nsife Cfuwel Adams,
Att.I tla.niotr. Cuai.r. p. ulltoI. Henry David,
G,oIrs N4flrG, John - Aer~, }. -. bial'slL
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g.n,ou SAlrrlof furAslet B,o.nsr, Aibrr, Mann,
Jonn r. YrvefGon Abi'm L. Ven NeT John r. an Kipet
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solomon Bln,a pet.rR Chd tr. Jouph A. Wood
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

XVANTED--A lour.s;ory HOUSE uear Madi.
w son,qIare JOHNS a. BROrnEK. Real Est..s
Is Os-rs, No Nss.au-st
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-27
New Hampshire Correspondence.

NEWCASTLE, \. H., Oct. u, 1866.
To tie Editor Qf fhe Press:
From the heading of the above you will see
that have changed my base Of operation for
the present. This place is one OF interest TO
the antiquarian. Its early history ii traced
with pen suited, would add much to the writ
ten history Of New England. Within gun
shot of the town line was made a settlement
prior TO the settlement of Boston, from which
the settlement in this town was soon made.
Many people, high in authority, who received
their appointments from the mother country,
resided here, carrying on business which was
IN Keeping with their office. Edward Gran
field, Royal Governor under King James H.
Robert Cults, brother of President Cuts
Judge Walter Barlotte, who used to be one of
New EnglaDd's Shareholders; Hon. Elias Still
man, Counsellor, Secretary of the Province and
Commander of Fort William and Mary, which
now bears the name of Fort Constitution.
In addition 10 the above may be mentioned
two sons of Reverend and Major Samuel
Moody, both born in Newcastle about the close
of the seventeenth century, and both eminent
in their profession. One was educated as
magistrate, the other as physician and set
tied with their father in Falmouth now Port
land, who, after preaching successfully at New
castle and at the Isle of Shoals, entered the
army aud was commander in the Indian wars
He was stationed at New Foundland, after
wards AT Casco Bay, and 1inally settled with
his sons in Portland and was regarded as one
OF the leaders of the infant colony there, until
his death, in 1929. The part which the two
sons took in the affairs of your city has been
too fully written by friend Willis for me TO fol-
low further.
This town charter of Newcastle was granted
under the authority of King William and Ma
ry in l6y3, the original charter being in the
possession of the selectmen, The daughter of
Hon. William Pepperel senior, and sister of
Sir William the Baronet, whose history is part
iy written in connection with the capture of
Lonisbnrg. His mansion is within few strokes
OF the oar, the oak finish Of which gives it the
appearance OF other days. Additional interest
accrues to it as it was once honored by visit
from George Whitefied, the celebrated clergy
man, whilst occupied by the Baronet who was
an Intimate friend of his. The massive church
plate presented to the church is kept with al
most veneration, whilst his excellent library,
donated for the use Of the clergymen of York
and Kittery, is not handled with that care
which is due to that which dates back to early
times.
The trade which once caused wharf and
storehouses TO be filled is non est,-decay is
everywhere. The old mansions whose oaken
halls rang with the merry peals Of the auto
crats, are occupied by the daring fishermen
whose monotonous life is often disturbed by
those who like to ramble amongst that which
was ABEL