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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-16
Notes Of Third Series Of 7-3Os now
ready.

he aemani for The Seconl Ssr,s. % sis
I'D Notes vas % grsat that the Trrasary
pcPArtaens "a unable % pratt them 18th
'afhcisnt rapidity 70 On ihe orders. IL all
he remembered thar hundrcd millions
rere Subscribed ani paid ior IN a single
~ccs Thc priniing presses have 6nany
sarmounted ihe diiEeuliy. and on w,dncs-
dsy. June sih. ths deliveries % che Thirl
S~ries commenced. and vil be- couiina-d
WITH the same prorrrtncss thai marked the
supply OF th- notes % thc q All scconi
series. Il has bccn this interruption %
delivery a. thc time Of subscripiioa shieh
has gwen an appearance of falling oH IN
abe popular taking % thc ioan.-tise rr-at
BODY Of small taken. bciag uu- hing O. pay
their money unles. they r,ccivc their notes
right in hard. O. CARY them bone Ia b.
expected ihaf after tbs -rsk The daily sub
scriPiions 90 ihc Scscn Thiriics viil run Up
into millions. q. thcs ~iu undoahtedly TO
siinulated by ihe openirE % ths farmers
WOOL markets East and West Il Il. not AZ
AT hkels that the Govcrumcut AL ever
sgain odsr - desirable = security a. tlscso
notes. and ahout Two hundred niIions only
remain ~ b. takcn.
W ih che close Of the vsr thc natio.al ~
rcuses ~'ii b. vastly rcaaccd. al investors
must look foF sharp rc'iuction IN the rate
Of interest a. soon a. the pr,-~nt loan. be-
cone due. AM can 30 paid o.. Their, .
20 rvasou ~ ne Unitrl States credit f,r
rs'1ry shouii ever aga,a fan beiou 90 crcd-
e ior osr0tGr- TIE sane sPirii that T-rc -
served &c srogePiioli integrity q Tho
coaniry ~il Iiace 10 T,otal4ry integrity
en- a par 9Th that q thc most favored ~
tions--and thai al r~rrs.ent rate OF ~
isrcsi under riilcr than over four per ccnI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-16
The conspiraeI Trials.


Ihe evidence already furnished b. the
govcrument In abe trial 81 the sssassins and
oonsPirat0rs a. wsshington. has brou-ht 20
licht he nost astoundiug facts. Ia ,bo~s
that pio, O. murder President i.iucoln.
We Prrsilsu, J Johnson. The icaliag uacun-
bsrs q thr Cstirrt. Chicf Jastior Chasc.
Gen. Grant an others. Vas a ssherne vhicA
revived thc direct sanriicn a JeH Dasis
aid %, Cabinet alsi.er. a. Eiehmoad. Il
fat ihc influence b. almost inevitable that
they vrrc the authors oi it Al 9; vas
not The vork of moment. day. or a
nonth. tor tie thing has hren long discuss-
81. 18th ampie tiusc ior rcaeciion on th.
part % rs dilboiiral suthors. FROM thi,
testimony. q spnears that Booth AMI the
oihcr black hcaftcd a-sas.ins ~ho usre CO.
cpersi,nc u.ih hin'. had net ouiy farl en-
drr,'aniia- ~ith Tbo-np-oa. sander. Claw
and other rybeis in Canaia. BAT With
Jva DAVIS and ne Eichucud bogus govern
neut; IN fat e appears thi; Booth. Payue.
the Surra'ts ani their ac-omp'ic-s. verv bus
80 0.ss,ff sal ti-oi fo.ls - fts Cosfsi@rr,s
g--rIHusrf
L. s'-s OF tbs fic'.. ~here j. tie jassice
in puui,hing ihr criminal. no~ ca trial. and
ALLOW nc Jrf DAVIS. Tbompson. Claw and
othcr.. ~ho employed thera O. commit m,
horrible erine vith ~hich thry stand clarg
"a. 10 cscapss Thi. plot OF uiur,isr and a.
sassiua-ion. o. ~hirh the consiiiational oh.
GER and agents cd the government we're 10
L. buicaercd in cold blood. 18th the latent
% destroy The soseTnment ~ lcasing q
without cousfnuiional bad for bhrbarisn
sni stntsuic maiicc has no parallel in has
tory. j. b. ,rime 90 the d,ePcs; dsr.
~iihoat che single rauiatins circam.tancc
o. miiicafc be- airocits.
To aiios Be- o. T'-trator Co 60 unpunish-
81. souil lc a cross outrage upou tbc gov
ernmrnt AL thc people. No matter wLo
thr, arr. high or %. rirh o. poor. harmed
or i-norart. 90 matter whethrr ticr ar
men e. high soeiai position or loo social
position Wc have iaI coafi-arr that th-
Goserumsni Al Wsshiustou. ~,ll prob, thi.
us;trr to the bottom. that an cucs-vd IN
tir' damra De oou,pirars viiItc Lroa=hi %
Iustirr. AM have ueieI oct 20 thcm ths
Plli.hmeni ihcy 90 rirhly deserve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-16

Tux MrnprE At Lrwtsro~. Arrrstf.
Last D-ccmber. Nanoieon Chapmaa. q
DanViiie. ny.ieriously di.appsarcd frs-a
!-e~iston. having in his possession sb'at
slnu. and 10 clsc h.. .inoe been hai %
him. nor has his deal body bccn discover
cd lately. William WauA. a trave ling
ciock meuier. stated that soon after ths
oscnrrrncc b. married a -onaa IN an east
sru to~n. who by her strange behavior.
convinced him that he bad som. a-f,f So
crci on her mind. -hich D. fnauy induced
h-r 60 di'ulse. il "a IA eject. that Al
ihs t.ue ~ ClaPmau's disapo-a-aao-. .bc
as salkrng over thr bridge 18th ban -hen
they met ave u,en. Al aitcrra,ian cnsu~d
bci~csn Chaplain al the fcuo-s. -h~n
fhe latter 'rirsd Chapuaaa. robbed HIM %
the uioney and iLrc- h,m into tbe rivcr.
Maila b. nov in Au-asia ii.i oaar-ci 18th
burning the barn Of Mr.. Rock-ood. u Bel
graie. crime indeed by jealousy A. fnd-
'ng has -''s. (irom uhosn b. LaI previou.-
D. 'eparu'ed) iivir- 18th Redwood a.
housekrcp~r.
>Lera Parker. % And-o,oosrin Coant..
iuscsi. gated The ustier. ard fnling that
Nal.a insistcd uPou th- statement o. ALICE.
STAT - ~iir made 'o h.rn. caused her % be
arrested lat Th1rs,ay a. 'bc boaso q her
sncio ia sso-hrsan. and ,hc ~as conveyed
% Aaharn. Sui's, ileutiy a ran usued
Wuiiam Moore. Of I.eui.ion. a. arrrstsd.
a. beng concerned in tle murdrr
Last Fr.day. Ciy Marshal Head arrest
- NJ Elas o. worneu. of th., cisy. 10
keeps la-uerrian saloon 81 Msrk,t Sqaare
tut ~ho unii receni'y. Kept one iu Le-is-
Con. on warrant charging him 18th being
participate in the uar.ler. Saeria Par
krr cane % the CITY >atarlay nnl toa-k
MormcI fo Aaburn. 10 81 saii thnt D. 20
fhr one ~ho ohiaincl &C. money from Chap
man TIE >ber.H g. coufdrnt o. b. on ihc
risti trl.k AMI has got bold of che r,eLt
men. We O. MT kno~ ~bat discio.urr.
ODE woman may have made 90 him. -Prc.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-16

foErIsND Evr~i~G >rsH. We are cali
81 upon this week CD do s8ntthlne OBJ
which - are entirely una-cusfotnsf. a-4
80 this short noficr. enfir,Iv uan-rra-. 4
for.--ani 'ha' is to pay Cur respects fo fhe
rev contemporary ard rev lar,rarr .1st
risen in Portland The Po-tissI F,eri--
Star. There - some doabt in our mind.
vhethcr respects. tous. ard exprc.sisu. ii
appreciation ard -' distinguished oon.ii--s-
non" en- d done iy proxy. The sla.on
rure oeiriai. t,ossorrinr uifh az e. hono-.
Of preicnt.ous q en.fy. b. che orig rersouare
vho shoaii unicrtatc surh l,eh dsfi-.
These tiings aside. o. beg leave to sav %
this go candiiafe f1r r.tiir favor char 90
recognize in ore oftir PafI-.her.- ..Trs-.
knight a Co. pafriot.c rer,lemsn ubo
= not rqknor- fo fs-rr as a. editor AL
literary oonnoissirur. We A. rfsI ts -..
wel-ome aI sob i0 fL- f-arrf, oft,.
presto De Donors. rs emo Inmr-.. III.
r..f sbitics. iis po--rs and .,. -,a-...
One word abouf this res Star .r ,t.
fasf. W. have only seen one nurittr. al
consequently are unable o. .r-ak of r.
past as Of an epis'ie or baok that w. lal
rad AL De- rad. and followed or opr.o.s
til fs mental efasians bad become q par
Of our innosi nafare Elf one thing u.
most Say Which b. great r-a,.e. Be- d. rs.
iroiic. opposes ertraraeaacc 90 io-ar.s
hvoriies. Pisais ~ che uni'rtanate. O.. neu
y ard mennsto be smart. enter,a.nire s.l
eutcrprisi1g
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-16

AErow,ic laos MI~r-. On th-sc nc--
~ discovered mlrc-. sfuafcd scuc baif a
dozeu miles below Bah. in the io~u % A.
ros.ic. saws th- Bath Times. operation.
harc rcrrniis hsca roualrucrl and 18th ths
r,osi sati.ia-tsr, results Bat ie- hanis
have yet been plt 90 -ork. TIE present
movements beng oals o. ,c.f matters. TIE
eHploraiion. az andcr tsc a,r~c,,on of Dr..
fomcro,. a. Nr- Nork. Jistia-aishcd
groIogist All u.ncralogisi. ard 40 has
had large espcrcucc On che or.-ning 81 iron
macs aui esiabisLiag iron ~orss IL
says that ess, iLing - uorkirg ,afisfa-to-
r.ls ihai there - no mistake ABBOTT thc iron
beng there hat th- rocks which crop oui
routain not "a from f1riy pr cent. q iron.
al t-at ths P-rc~aiagc ~iil esi5eniiy be-
larger a. ti-sy shall go farther onto ibe
badge. TIE r.acs b. arslrs! ~ hiul o. A.
D. Las never -orked .n a. iron region -hcrr
th~ Prospcci ~as more encouraging
Ifilc Tc.ait. oi farilcr exra,aiiaa. arr.
- eHpceioi. orrrafloa. oa a larse scale ~
lc commenced. reg-lar miners cnPioyci .
smelling uorks SO up. a road 70 ths ri,sr.
b-i.i. a.. a.. trnjias 20 develop tLe ruin-
erai rr.our-rs of ihc RS an. anl open up q
nev .ad-siria. tusin,s, i- ihai .ectioa.
Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-16

To hundred drunken soH,ers .,..,.5
aisreP1tiole houses and tippGor shop. ia
Nashir zfon on SATURDAY. sua.keB ne ir.
msies snd broke fsrnitore. commodities al
sorts Of outrages. Negroes vere severed,
beaten. an fght ensued They ,hres,
ened isriher sc's ard incendiarisns. ard
q1'ie force VS. troagbt OF 20 queIi che
rot lIeriston Joarnsf
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We learn thsi Caps Knisbs. ss--.-ry 81,
SseP.ey'' gallant i2fh. sad Chsri.r II
Irue. Ia Private Secretary 81 Cos. C.
NJ hsre Purehased the Courier Of Portland
and al soon iass Possession.
[Portian5 Press
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lsii hrE. A giant specimen % ~,
"a received a. tbs ofce on wedass8s,
last. from p , Peal. Pa. Of Nor-,v
~ho says " The 'pesr Of ~, enclosed
-as tsken from Eeid q nine acre. go,
The sosih Paris Depot Il measure, 3
tset Ead eighi iBcbss
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>r"uE EEoNrV orEN ~ Iufu rs. TIE
store g >ferien ID Hat,hiu,ou. Pea. a
tais plsrr. ~as entered. on W-l.rslav
u. .,hi af iL.. week and Goods ,iol-u i1 ttc
saloart ol tso 90 flrre handr,l dollars.
To- ilieres r-iri % ile ~inIo- On ire
back sil, oi tas store. and catering fi.s
haek room cane 90 thr large door wL.ch
49, hoi,ei. lhrluEh thls door large D. .ls
was bored. se.h.i.ni O. receive the hand.
Wien tLe tot sas removed and ihe nam
store entered. tie good. taken s,rs boots.
sloe.. steeting. eith ard r~alr.rnaie
clofhnE IL boof. vorn tv tts.e a,,..ss
~ere respeeis,'s 50. fani so. O.. Ihrr
~rrc KIDD enol-l O. .raso soa.e oil leir
prr-ona. es-ci. at..h mas prevent OIL, ios.
oi sheer Fcr.ouai ,i-atiiy. Tee proprietor
uHl gre hen Al cid cali boot they Isfi.
on prrs1aai app..,a.i.n ai his .iorr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-16

TOE Frier. 49, B1orns have brrtrr ~
fbe high saier and 300. go fcet q lors
have gonc airlf
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a Mobile clergyman sect o. General
Graagrr aal asked b.n BE- be rror1..l Oh.
compel Co., r,tslr.erl. toruy 60 Aalre-
Johason, Compel yoa.- ~as e. Gea-
erals reply viv. b. your prayers i.nt
do ihc rre-ilsnt of OBJ Urit-d >tst-s ar
nlors q ,i thar ftsy have lore Jef Dave.
b. ro sori ~ oonseq.snoe about yosr
prayers 49, ray .---r Press.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-09-02

U. S. MARsuALS PROCLAMATION
United States of Amcrical
Bird Judicial District Of S.
The Territory ofN M)
!, Abraham Cutler, Marshal oftho United
States for the Torritory of New MoNico, do
hereby giyopublc notice that, in the case Of
THE UNITED STATES, libellan5
Against
The property Of Geo. H. Giddiug3, viz:
Lots No. 2s and 81 in Block No. D
and tho wholoof "a
Situated in the Town Of Franklin, FL Paso
County Of Texas,
Also a certain tract of land situated in the
Town of San ElizariO, County Of FL
Paso and State Of Texas described as
follows viz:
Beginning at astaLC set on the mail road %
yaras from the original corner, thence
S, $50 w. 6S yaras; thence S, S6o w.
81 yaras; thence 5. II l-2o w. % IL
yaras; thence s, 33' h. l3yaros, thence
N. So +. 10 yaras; thence N. II Ia
W. 10 l-2 yaras thence N. l-io
W, 2j varas to the place of beginning.
The same being libellel in the United
States District Court for the 3rd Judicial
District Of the Territory of New Mexico in
a case of seizure and forfeiture for alleged
violation of the acts Of Congress approved
July l3 1861 and at other times since that
time and hereby give further notice that
the time assigned for the return of said war
rant and the hearing Of this cause is the first
Monday, the sixth day Of November A. D.
1868, and hereby almonish and summon
all persons claiming any interest in said
property or knowing or having anything TO
say why the same should not be deorecd to
be forfeited to the United States and be aeon
demuel and sold to answer the prayer Of
said Libel that they be and appear before
said District Comtot the Court House in La
M6illain said district on the 9Th day Of
November A, D. 1865 at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
when and where said cauce will be heard,
there and then to interposo their claims and
answer said Libel and make their allegation
in that behalf
La Mesilla New Mexico,
September 1865.
ABRAHAM CUTLER,
U. S. Marshal
No, - 81.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-09-02

|, Abraham Cutler, Marshal of the Uni-
ted States for the Territory Of New Me
Iico, do hereby give public notice that, in
the ease Of
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-09-02
THE UNITED STATES, libellant,
Against


The property of VIM, q, Stanly to wit:
4 certain ono half league and one half
labor of land situated in the County of
III Paso and State of Texas on the Rio
Grande about 5 IL miles below the
Mexican Town of Guadalupe and about
63 miles below the Town of Franklin in
Texas and Is known rs survey No. 5l,
in section No. and is described as fol-
lows viz:
Beginning at n stake on the bank Of the Rio
Grande for the lower corner Of survey
No 80 from which q cottonwood treo
8 inches in diameter bears N, 80 i.
10 yaros; thence N. 40 H. 1884 varas
toa stake and mound; thOnce 5. l6o Il.
1902 yaras to astake and mound; thence
S. 81 w, G53l varOs toa stake and
Tornillo or Screw tree on the bank Of
tho Rio Frande; thence up the Rio
Graudo with It's meanders to tho place
of bcginningcontai 226O acres more
or less,
also a certain one half league and one half
labor of land in the County and State
aforesaid on the Rio Grande, about one
mile above land last above described
and known rs survey No, 50 in Section
No and described as follows to wit
Beginning at stake on the bank Of the Rio
Grande the lower corner Of survey No
40 from which n cottonwood treO u in
ches in diameter bears S. ijo =. 80
varas and Tornillo 10 inches in diamo'
tor boprs n l5o Il, % yaras; thence
N As H. 7l4l varas to n stake and
I % IL
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-09-02
THE UNITEDsTATEs, libcllont,
Against

Tho property OF SamL Maverick and VIM
Ford, to Wit:
An undivided two thirds ola certain tract
orand situated in the County OF II
paso and State ofTo1O' and upon which
Fort Quitman is situated described in
patent No. Al Vol Il, to Il, G, Hyde
assigned of G. H. Owen together with
ono third interest of all arrearages OF
ront due for or on account Of said Fort
Qutman or any other account whatever
together with all of the rights and APP
purtonances thorounto belonging, The
above is known as survey No. l79 and
contains GAO acres more or less.
The same being libelled in tho United
States District Court for the Srd Judicial
District of the Territory Of New Mexico IN
\ case Of seizure and forfeiture for alleged
violation of the acts Of Congress approved
July 49, 1861, and at other mes since mat
time; and hereby give further notice that
the time assigned for tho return of said
warrant and the hearing of this cause Is tho
first Monday, tho osiXth day Of November A.
ID. 1865 and hereby admoniih and summon
all porsons claiming any interest in said
properly or knowing or having anything to
say why the same should not be decreed to
be- forfeited to tho United States and be
condemned and sold to answer the prayer Of
said Libel that thoy be and appear before
said District Court at the Court House in
In Mesilla in said district on the 9Th day Of
November A. D. 1865 at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
when and whcrc said cause will be heard,
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No y. St.
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' -
Abraham Cptlor Marshal ortbe TTnited
Statas Cor tbo Territory Of New Noyico do
bnroh,, rfva nnhlic nG4ico hot in tbe case
f' nf w o. 0 '
r,,r rr>-rrrD or.r,e ,n.u.
me oNliED OLA ! Ed Hoe''"nE
Against
ihe property oil Henry L. Dexter 70 wy;
a certain tract o. Iahd ylhg ana OeinS
situated III Jne I9Wh tract OIL lslela ~
Ine IIn,e county oil n raso !, ana n'alo o'
IeNas ana ue.crloel US iolI0Ws 10 VII: ~.
Bounded on the North !oy the lands Of IL
moteo lfllllo ru1ihg East ana MGsI
Io0 yar9s EaiJ Dy norm ana South py
we lahuS ,,- 0l du,lah Mar4ue4 -1O VHr9'
Ea,' anu NG5y oY ooU'l %''n Illo l"uu3
o. 0'nu'so MHyOurn i'l yaIas' una
Ea,IIr' is,. NTr, =, 10 90 2ouIh W''n VHo !lnus
Oh AWel"I le'Igs -'V 'aFm couN"lh''B
4, o acres more OF loss c,.-,.-,.
A'So y cot'atU p'eto ., P"rccl oI '"Gu ~ l"e
I aforesaid Town. county ah9l o,alo ~
lI"co l., yu'Iou FL ~. nr"l"o NhoI''''e "nu
, a'str'oea Us IoI'ows 10 WIZ
beBl3hl'E "Va corner oy i1''os oi lIlce
Old 'Riyor. distant lgS varas md from
thoreon 25o voros 10 tbo and, If / AZ
uonfoya and from thcro eost 251 varos
With lands of Bernardo TeIlos bopnjed
bv tbr OId Rivpr and thn lanls If sail
ny W IIo Vtu NV 'ol ai'U ~ !,0 'uI.u' VI s'.o
lcl'g'' ~, 'uenoo ,'prtu 'oo tn'"s, s6o lnol,Ve
G"sV f2o NaluS' i. '9enGo S1ui1 oVV 'o'aa' ''
,oo' 'oH ~ t"' ,'I"' ~, V, oulo V"''""
nm Oll River 10 tbc lands Of ,Iuan
kuopstin provcpcio. ,hencosontb mon
le 3qil line TO the rleee of beginning or
howoy,, elso the samo NAV b9 Loundel
or described.
Alsoa.ni mr. narcol Of land living and Ia.
ine sitnotel in the Town 'Co1rty and
S.9t, oforasail ma lesrrihol IA r1rlowq
inwit.
poip. o50 ,aras lane. and t95 ,o,os vida
Lnrnl.l an u. south Lr l.nds Of n
Allprplo and Ip.to proyeprio an the
po,fnnI rnrlh M fla lands or Ncslor
CorIcl,rfo nm tbe wosf he hnls or
Leon lIqrtinez or However else the
same may be bonded or de.aribol
Also n certain niece or marcel of land sin.
ateI in the aforesaid Town. Comfy And
State at d place called vouido dc los
Vuoueros dr.cribeJ ne follows to wit.
B oipp 40 warns LONG and $50 yoros vida
bounded by ,he lands of Bornaho C,ra.
Milo. Francisco Toll.s. Boni,o Mruiio
and tho Aceouia dc In Labor or how
ever clse tho same NAV be bounded or
described and containing G scro, moro
or loss.
Also accrtain house and lot situated in tho
aforesaid Town, County and State, and
described a, follows to Wit.
beginning at stake maTfe' I'll set on the
',n' ,o,u MOT. Io' w y p =, EoIHgr l,. o w.
tI',o ] y 90 90 T. 10 t5, ~, IVY IVY '.'' @ 10
u IuAl tAgUCg >. o H. 10 NNFas down
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-09-02
U. S. MARsHAL's PROCLAMATION.

T. Abraham Cutler, Marshal of the United
States for the Territory of New Mexico, do
hereby give public notice that in the case
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BRITANNIA AND PLATED WARE
Pumps, Lead Pipe, Chain Pumps, 10
Pipes, GrindStoaes and frt@rfS,
KEROS NTER NS'
JOB WORK done with dispatch. Lamps fn'i@
Fluid Lamps and Lanterns altered and fitted 10 '~'
rOsene. ,,,r
Grain, Old Iron Casting and Wrought scHP',.,si
Brass, Britannia Beeswax, Feathers and Rags ID"
exchange for goods. AZ,
Highest price in cash paid for Sheep PetS anu anu
SIS OUR GOODS have been purchatSyesGp pSy az
JOHN A. coDDING, Connryc & RUSSEL
c. $. RUSSELL. SoNNi-N
Towanda, March 10, 1863
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-13
Nrms Room.
NOWLES & cos NEW BOOK STORE
NEWS ROOM AND EXPRESS OFFICE

COWLES & cos NEW BOOK STORE.
NEWS ROOM AND EXPRESS OFFICE,
all in the Post Office building on Main street dire,
ly opposite the Court House. They have the large
and most elegant assortment of
BOOKS, STATIONERY, MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS
SINGING BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, LITHO.
GRAPHS, PHOTOGRAPHS. PHOTO.
GRAPH ALBUMS, DIARIES,
FOR 1864, &C, &C,
to be found anywhere in the country They are con
stantly receiving, from New York and PhadelphiaI n
the late and most popular publications of the dav res
from the press, such as Harper's Monthly, Eclecti
Magazine, Rebellion Record, Godey's Iadys Book. Pc
ters0ns Magazine Scientific American, Gleasons Liter
ary Companion Dime Novels, Song Books, Comic AL.
manacs, and News Papers: also the Daily Tribune
Times Herald journal OF Commerce Sun, Ledger Mer.
curry, Clipper, Boston Pilot, &c. &c.
On their counter may he found the following late and
highly popular works Just issued from the Press Gen
BUTLER in New Orleans BEYOND the lines or A Yam.
kee prisoner loose in Dixie; SOundings from the Allan
TIC, by Oliver Wendal Holmes: Triumphs of the Bible
by Tulledge; Roundabout Pasers by Thackery The
Amber Gods by Prescott Shoulder Straps, by Morord
Freedom and War, by Henry Ward Beecher The Res
son Why Leaflets OF Masonic Biography Our Homes
by Hawthorn Three years in Japan Stories of tn
Old and New Testament Social Condition of the Eng
lish People The Sioux War and Massacres of 1862 ant
1868 Letters to the Jones by Titcomb Alice of Mo
mouth Lessons in Lite, by Ticomb Recreations of
Country Parson ; My Southern Friends by Kirz
Among the Pines, by Kirk Journal of residence on
Georgia Plantation Canoe and the Saddle by Winthr0
In the Show Case may be found the finest assortmes
of superior
GOLD PENS,
ever brought to this market Beads for the Ladies' OF
all sizes and cOlors Port Monnies, Pocket Diaries for
1864 Bank Note Reporters and Description Lists de-
serbng all the couuterets and broken bank notes now
ailoat in the country,-every man should have one
They also have the largest stock of School Books ever
brought to this market, which they offer at very low
figure for cash.
Our Express runs to Wavery every morning {Sundavs
excepted and returns every evening, carrying Expres
Goods. The hour for starting from Towanda is Ga
the morning, and returning leaves Waverly at o'co
p m, on the arrival of the Express from New York
Any Books or other matter published can be orlere
through us promptly
We pay special attention in sending and receiyin.
Soldiers packages to and from the army
A. +. COWLES & co.
Towanda, Dec. 3, 1868