davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24
The IO,ra Bridse Company.

The principal "iee and place et business OF tn. Com,
8 ny In H. II kes.kbk i,aa
In o. tlrct aaa tn,in Of the Conpany-is the los-
son c"issuneii ioa aud nsintauspee al TAiIssY aud
fgA~af hrd1-, with dnube tracks acrt-. the Mi-.is
@pti Riser, tet~ and til nti Of ans oc <
iiinois aud Lee. Iowa In mn, eais n br n N.
eetst uth Briegrcrmpsny Who h.yr rhr Char.
.ef shd sn horny freM The tiase II itl.5 els FOR
he ~Xeiu~,Ne righs to erect Hri gc with 3 lhe
ii0Ns GO .icmpt I'D ~ hts ompasI
ihe amount of Cap td stock Is o.r ntiik p3sr. z,
D. represented Il shsres Of Iuncted ed Doar. eA a.
Ahich sock Is sHbtct TO sut-crp' ION ru,m, L, and
ran,f RAY b- r time to time pre-cti II M.
5osrd OF Directors and hy-isw- If the toui,-ny
Th- private Irov-tsof tskhoid r. is mad. o. .lnpt
rom liability for Il dehte The Cp.ry exc.ut 10
he extent hos prosteed ty th- laws III iowa
fh- business " the Company will be DIR TIE gfn.
raj dtecioh aud control OF Five Er.ciors--a IS
II whom can act-whieh board nay ,.~ increas. d. if
e. med advisable, hereafter The B4ard n,sy eiec, a
pref fdeIt. '. fresif-Et, e'Aty and sp oi Glt
ih-r ofhs-rs and nt- and ioye- ;hes u 5 deem
aese-A ry 10 the iuf.r.,t & the temia any
The ard Of Dirictors be ,l.tt-t anunsils AT
uch tim~- nsy be liked. ard twenty d.ss t,tfIee
Bat the existing fd will continue unf h ir
urc@sso's shall hsy. been duly ,ieeeu AID may til al
sacsnciee.
.he iisties Of the mpenv 81 II st no tin exceed
ontI- the am nut tie ap.ts lock rfn rry.
III W. Sample, John NcCau-. SAUL Z -4tt ie, IS r.
ch fea, aud All Kan ser ss,, constitute u
o-rd of Dr.csors-io act uni their euiy
iect=d
Tbs o-ganiZStien Is 10 continue for tie ttrm OF
senty wears rh. tiae the Articles 4. or stl4G-
on, and sub ect 10 renewal Ter the Longest rois
ilsw-d b, ia~.
rne present officers o. the ronaarv are
III W. SAMPLE. President
ielI-l~ sAMLs sANpLe. secet -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

Regular Independent Packet,
MOLLIE McPIKE,
FRANK BURNETT NtHtr, DfCK ROBKRrS r~rk
Le~yes f,t q Louis aod ali intermediate IT. =
iantins. MONDAY, 2Sth iust At 3.SSas
O'Clock r.
rar r tsat % passage apply on board, or to
june2s-dif J. K AeCAyE Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ErINE PERFUMEHY..-Ln,dss genuine Kx
L tract II jocky Clue Gpp-r Ter Pa,chony Es-
.~nce Roqn-f rnis koodletis: Bxxtn's avi-ntai
Dr Upper Ten Ph .inns Night Blooming Crreos
r"r al. ty
june2&d WILKINSON BARTL8T CO.
D1tehsr's Lightning Fly Killer
Makes gu ek work with nr., and II commenced early,
keeps the house clear ail sumner.
Leok ous for imitasos Get Dutchef's ouly.
jn-N 2A-dAwlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

NGS, in layers, very fine, at
iir1l HneERr ~ I'kk9.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16
SEGARs. TOBACCO. ETC.

V'EN. FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.-lST DEAN
he keeps the best stock segarS and tobacc
the UHited States, and sells at least 50
cent, less than you can buy elsewhere Go to DEANS,
Cd Why is that the city tebacconists are down on
Dean Because he sdl better qnallty OF tobacco and
segara at a much less price than they SELL &c to
Deans, No. 4l3 Chestnut street.
3D. Inc reason why be can sell so cheap because his
retail sales over e30l per day, and his who esale
trade Is $1,000 per day de afford at RON
2to per cent profit while others live on less
than from % 10 100 per cent. Go to Deans, No. 4l3
4ih Dean sells primo imported Havana segars for six
cents each. Genuine rara tor ten cents and makes
liberal discount to those buying bv the box.
Go to Deans, No, 4l3 Chestnut street.
9TH Dean sells the best navy, Of six different kinds,
for 80 IS and 90 cents per pound Dry navv4O cents
per pound with discJUnt to those buying five pounds
co to Deans No 4l3 Chesnut street.
9Th Dean sells al kinds of smoking tobacco from 80
ceHts per pound TO Sl5O per pound and discount on
pounds or upwards. Try i, you will lkei
Go to Deans, No. 4l3 Chesnut street
7th Deans Store ls No. 4l3 Chestnut street If you
inquire of some tobaecOnsts they viii tel you they
don't know him and don't acknowledge him to be in
The business Why don't they know himH Because he
Go to Deans, No Ala Chestnut street.
Sth Some tobacconists' jealousy makes them mean,
but Dean aerd to be liberal his trade Is always
and red noses When want prime tobacco or segars
at far price, 60 TO Deans, No. 4l3 Ohesnut street.
9th. Deans Yara Segara are the only genuine 1ara In
this city, all others are OF inferior quality Dean se-
year If you want genuine Yara SegArs, TO Deans
10th. The largest asssrtm Mt OF segars in any one
store in the United States you win ind at DEANS No.
ced l. 22l lmrp
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

CURIOUS HENS NEsT.-A young lad
named Edwin Elrickson, while hunting for hens
nest under barn, a few days ago, at Barnegat,
hef 5o1a bag nearly Sp in
stosn and hid there for safe keeping, and to avoid
detection,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

THE RECENT BURGLARY-No traces of
the perpetrators OF the robbery at Mr.. John
Morgan's Office on Wednesday morning have yet
been obtained. The thieves made successful
PapaDp.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

NEW DWELLING HoUsEs.-On Third
street. above Penn, five new and capacious
dwelling houses are nearly completed; and on
Second street, above Cooper, six more are soon
commenced. They are TO be built in the most
complete and elegant manner, and with q style
of architecture which cannot fail to add much
to the neat appearance OF this part of the city.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

M THOMAS d SONS, NOS. l39 AND l4l 5.
Nls FOURTH Street. '..t
TO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS.
PUBLIC SALE.-VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE CENTRAL BUILD
INGS, Nos. 2ls and 220 WALNUT Street Op pOsite thu
Merchants Exchange S5 feet on Walnut street, l40
feet in depth TO Pear street, two fronts
On Tuesday,
April 3, 1856 at l2 o'clock noon, will be sold at public
SALE the Philadelphia Exchange, all those two four
story brick buildings and the lot OF ground thereuntO
belonging situate the s0uth side O Walnut street,
directly opposite the Exchange; containing together In
trent Walnut street 35 eet and extending in depth
about l40 ieet to Pear street. known the Central
Buildings with passage way running through to Pear
street, on which Is erected five story brick building
The attention OF capitalists bankers, and insurance
companies il called 10 the above mentioned property,
combining as II does, many advantages Its close
proximity to the Exchange. together With two fronts,
make II desirable. Property in this particular block
considered of value per toot than In any other
block In the whole length Of Walnut street.
Clear OF all incumbrance,
For further par ieuars apply to LEWIS II. REDNER
Philadelphia March 1865 3I516t
T FITZPATRICK q co. AUCTI0NERS.--
q. New Auction House, No. s27 CHESTNUT Street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16
AMUsEMkNTs.

WALNUT STREET TBRATRE.-The fare well night of
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Kean. A solemn night, when
tss OF the hr hest cult VaOn Of genius OF worldwide
them will be seen no more Mr. and Mrs. Kean re-
tire into the highest social circle, where they have
the nd miiation, eseeU and affection Of the noblcst,
the most estimabe, and tue most intellectual of the
land With the remembranSe of career tnat is
without stain, with the coevietien OF having ad-
vaDoed the dramatic art and che greatest dTamatst
ofthe wOrlo Snake core the minds OF the E1 ish
peop Mr. and Mrs Kean can sill in their homes with
bright memories around thea. rhis evening the
plays will be 4he Stranger and The Wsgder, tvo
classical and sterling pieces. The farewell night OF
Mr.. and Mrs Kan should bB an ovation. To
morrow Mr. Roberts wiz appear In the CorSican
Brothers
NEW CHEsNuT sTsEEr iHEArEE-rhis evening
the performance is Tor the benefit of Dir; George
Clarke, an actor OF artistic talent of htRh order,
with every advantage or acqu ri9g high position
In the dramatic art He has had lew opportunities
rendered him somewhat careless; but ar. Clarke
Is fine artist, and deserves the announcement of
the public, especially for he last two weeks he
has been suffering from extreme in-health. The
COHicaL Countess Is charming comedy.
ARCH STREET THKATRE.-7he Streets Of Ne,c
York, with Mr. ChaniraE and the combination
for The last time. To'morrow-Stuart Robsoh's
beHeft.
THE GERMAN1A.-T following ia the programme
OF the rehearsal tomorrow afternoon at the Musical
Fund Ball:-
Overture, Queen tor one Day, Adam
AIDE aide (by Iequeetl.' Beethoven
OeSIeS- NClNlIgen w HltLs LhuubI
Adagio from fourth SDf0nie (bY request. Beethoven
Summer Nights Dream, Fantasle.,.. Aenoelssohn
Indian Marsch, from L'Africalne. ..... MeYerbeer
FIRST time
Ms1saillaisen Gaop. .Lumbye
BEEcHER ON REooNsTRUcTIoN. - The sale of
tickets for Rev Henry " ard BeGcher's lecture on
Reconstruct on TO be delivered at the Acsd.Iny or
Music on Thursday evening next, has been unpre.
cedented The plan OF conducting tho sale Of seats
at two places-Ashmead & Evans and Claxtons-
has given great Subtraction, there having been an
immense numrer of tickets sold in short time and
without delay to puTcha ers. The few good seats
remaining unsod to be obtained at all, must be ap.
piled fer early.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16
no RENT.

a HOUSE TO RENT AND FURNITURE
LII FOR sALE.-A gen eman ls desirogs Of Rem ting,
Of the city, provided hecan sci his Fur nure, which IS
the NEST modern style, at fair valuation. Address
FURNITURE ofhce . North American II 6r
tFsa FURNISHED HOUSE 70 RENT.-A
sh House elegantly furnlsnei, in OF the most de-
srahe and fashionable quarters OF the city Address
HOUSE, Box 555 Post ONCE 3l46r
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

The ORGANTZATIoN.-Som considerable
interest is manifested concerning the organlza-
ton Of the City Cohncil tonight. The official
return of the election will than be published,
and the ordinary business incident to the first
meeting of a new Council will be transacted.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16
A ONE-HORSE POWER
ENGINE.

This engine will be disposed by private or public
SALE by the above parties at their Auction Store.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16
For SALE.

q FOR SALE.--DESIRABLRT HREE-Sr0RY
Eili Brick Dwelling House, No 1910 Wallace street.
Early possession Kppiyto j. II. RHoADs,
IL Sc No. 829 ARCH Street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16
LOST.

I OST.-O ON WEDNESDAY, 14TH INST, A
D. Lady's Black Lace Ven, in going from Walnut
street wharf to st Paus church on Third street or in
The finder will be liberal rewarded BY lea ing ii at
ROCKHInL az WILS0N'SiClothing Store, No. sos
CHBSN UT Street. 3l53t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

MARLToN.-!The M. b. Church at Marlton,
Burlington county has within the last few
month more than doubled its membership an
place.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

M THOMAS q SONS NOS. lSS AND l4l $.
Nls FOURTH Street. t..A
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

ARCH STREET THRATRR.-7he Streets of NetC
York, with Mr.. Chanira6 and the combination,
for The last time. To.mOrrow-Stuart Robson's
beneft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-28
HARPER
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

f-t'.rai Nafara n a. Press.
o. Of. th- aar.an.a.t MaglE.ar ID th~ dsv. The
hrcsitr urrer hai l,re Id. Dc hfili r al,sssan 49,
~ ruti isH uur~ -aa~rpri-fss fH-rii. thaa Har-
rFls ha-arinr hrfh.-Ii-f rrof~sisnf. Bahiaa.fs.
TIE ns..-t psFulsr .s.aihls in th~ softl.
fNcs Nask Ot-sfrer.
w nusf rrlrr ia trrln- 60 ~uisrs to fhe b gh
toa~ auf vFrrl ssfri ~nres q uarpst'- Msg.-
riue--a gsarnaI eita ataufhis circui.fr.u q
st-sii 1900 . caples-in' hasc page sre to -
tiif .aan~ % fhr riei-~-i lsht -af s-arrsi mad
~ si tnr eay- W sp-tk al Do sark a. a. e.
iar,rr pi the cn.Iure at En- Am-rcta pralii.. aaI
che papuisritv o. he 4rirrt 81 .n-rifrf. E4ch
aaaai-s eafaias iuis itt pages oi re.-i,,g mat
ter. sI4.roii.ts's ialsirsts ~i th gsi ~s-.' cui-
ani % Curi.ls tthta if-r q thc rlrs fnnafhit sal
80 nsrs phiL,-ophicai qnsftrris ieai~i ,.ith The
i-sl i,atarcs "a he dai., Jsuraai. D. hss great
- tn GO ttssn atfioa ai 1--we 10 ratis 4trr-
sfarr. fIruli.nr~'s Gut.c ta Aa.cr1cta Lit-rsturr
i.ll.lal
TIE voia-~s tossed c.asfita,~ 81 fh-ra-fiv-- "a BE-
bafs "a nisr~ils.+,a- reaiiug s,srh ss caa ne o.
launi in thr 800 crufatss ia 49, othcr pti'irs-
t.on that hss c.ase auicr our ulilc-
tliostaa Coarer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-28

We hssc h.i htfL coaktc.cs ~ th- trs-sr~s
tongd ststeaneuts 81 ~ rropfitofs 81 sfvrfti-~d
lafsiarfnes grarralf lee trcrf O. raarrr
~ ths upinssa unit.rat sxpr~.s~f - ~ -
hatr Esd fEEHN DAVIS Pas kfttFE 49, a.
a. q rrry .shls srticir ant ,as thar a ,.o.tf -
~sil 90 es.ry hou--hoif ta hs.~ 81 hanf 81 80
cf hFut-rs. scsits. hurns. disuhtra. ds.~urrr,
ch.ie fsssF sai go. go 49, hasi ~ &C.,
sStesssi sasl tal~rual zach o. 81 aIatfrI % $50.
or siEsaste- " srtscE % u.-t.cihs 49, aftsi.~s
D. such gaii-asntst papuarify .sd sxfru-ts- az
is--ra- u 80 peaeffatet ID esery rssf. sFra ne
-. fer'pfe. "a ~ kaosa sorii. hr.rtng -ifh "a
- hsshux trau~ecss. un-fe roteai thsn ih..~ II
IN spacss Of Arshs che hiest- We are iaG,rrn-
- 's Gee priucru.i drurrist. that th~y 81 af. -
this srttr~ a. sSI--fsfiou thsa 49, 81 80 ofhrr.
ani IA the t.la.ut - caa-fanfis iurrrasinr
f-arrn Ol.-rtr~r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-28

The s'octhoii.rs eftL Led. a Pam
ingion Railroad. have afrsied TIE dong.
g BE Directors in leasing iic road O. she
AndroscogEia 4 z. Co. for Fly years for
$500 per annun flr ihe frii Gsc sears
s+f.pp1 pr arnam for tbc s-cond fve f.
80 900 Pfr anrnm f1r fLe 90 Eve - go
Der annum for BE- urst ten Years. aud : 3d.
o. per annum 'or fie rea.aiaiag - years.
tle company a. o. eSp.ratioa oi that time
O. fcceive property 90 the fan amouat Of
ibe saia. q chat ieasei A. ssscs.nent
81 =, rer cert. 90 voted isr the payment
oi ihs frst and second mortgage. -Argus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-28
n A r r I L D

l. he'hei. 2ist ia-t. b, Rev ID GatL.nd. NJ
Chsfl- - esras aad Ms-- Losisa Hatdsa. toth
oi Hefhsl.
t~ueHrt 90 lisrker % NJ. Ean.as l. ~ ilgor-. "a
81 Nuf~sN.
o. NJ. ~. p. ~ r.. y X Col.,. NJ J.f
,r'-an " '-hlafa. 1T rarts. 90 Ms. I.urs q d.
80. of llaF-
o. Aui.aia. ~. %. ~ Rev & a N.uh---.
VI Asrr-s. ai 6r~sae, to NJ Meow
d. go. uf NeS iro.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-28

oHFeHn. ss--Afs Caarf ID Flal.lir BID st fsr
- uuhra anf 60 f1e laaa.s 81 uEfri. ar ca
81 lnrraas 81 lhr.rn.trr. a. % lsss
hAnIr- fukDL- EasfIstn af J al. q
-rrrf 81 aI.. ulu.r n .rs af Aiace Stree
So 81 Hirt.aeal fn 3D. Ca.rais 81 &c., ~
m. rfesen'f. De- s~raaI arraraf I'll aurrllsasai
IT nsif stfls c. s.ll-sare
urdsrfi. 7 hai g. satd fnaftra aise aafir
ir 81 Fff-eas i1trresied ~ rrus.ar f. capy ofthf
arlrr. fl o. rrfffstet $50 aeeks su.re.sisr.
la 90 fsi1rd Deuocraf rftafsd nj Parts tn aai
tfs1ff ftrf fheg 49, afI.esr sf Praiats &c,
fo D. telt sf Pare 90 DO 81 1rfsrag ID D.
1fxf. si trn o'riark in che ereuaaa snd she
rsusr t aeg iaeJ hare. shy fae ssrs shouid ~,
- Frsnfsd.
Ew. WOODBURY.. Jusrs.
a tree copy --affsst. , :. Hoass. Re9rsfer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-28

The Prr.tlcr' tss is.ari rroriamafion
declaring consaiar oficrrs cd thc minor
German States. suaiiossi up by Pras.ia
in o. recent ar. viil b. % logger rccorn-
ifed. ani sse11ttar- ere deci,-ei absoiaie-
ly nui and vo.i Thiswas done. the Pres
ident says. iu accordtrcc vib q requsst
male bg hing Wiuiam 81 rrlssia. Tie
states ahaded % sre Hanover. Nassau.
Hesse. Ernnkiort. aid Others
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-28

STsErLNG KEroErs FroN Mrxlco.
Gsircs;oH. I,za'. Dee. - The reported
death OF Escabado. - rue He ~as over
taken by Coriinas ani Canaics when in
fighi irom Maiam0ra' and brousht back
o. tLai ciiy. coussqaence uPon has capture
general iusa5ordinati0u Ut al thc Liberal
c.igucs occurred in Ma;amoras. and GAIA.
les gaming the lPpcr hands executed p
cobado on tie morning % toe 2Ist ia.i.
Ginning o. at a. the representative u
oriega- The reported panic in Mafamoras
Las bccn oou6rasd anl general fsLt 80
eHpccicd o. rcssit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-28
AGENTS WANTED
Eos FEssE ~eaEE's
" Women Of the War"

= II 7 - = INIts
- frI'''iaf hs-ii sifes.ir h-~,,.ne (n.,t naath
80 s'noe 'ts hr-i i--tsl ihsi ss.dr-i. ~ e,gsi-
49, srtttHz b. 90 iruun 80 800 u The ssntr.
f-'as - esfy aio.s. III p>r-oss 49, s-uus. IL
ftls Sort
go ~ Aesm's lasEe sac rre..~s arr ruaalax
On tAts isuok sod th- t-rnsad exc--ds he ..r,.l,
= xp~rrenrrt Ag-ufs sni ah~rs. ~hs f-ass-s- -
fe'.f@sc.. ep-rEy ard psr-cs~re.-e. sd ~aat
pretfatfs e~risVasar. stu h.if ~ ~agssias o. th-
ss- ~ fhf- haok ~ they d-sir~. May $50 "a
~ sstd 80 mssting ~th --toat.hing -ucre--.
for pauiruttfs 500 g. cirrulsr
e. 4. CHAPLIN.
knom -, ih.rnig nuisiiag. Bo-toa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-28

Tvs Reuse PassIo~. Th- I.o,a.,
Lsncet gives as iolloss a striking iiiu.,r..
too q tbr strength - The ruling pa..;oo
even To- dcath. Ia a rcccag occurrrnc- IN
Londcn
90 A old maa IN his Las iiine.s uas al
fnHt~d INTO one % thc metropolitan hospit-
as Tie vas -Ifholt rvlation.. frcnIs. 90
aPparcut means 81 subsistence but when
undrcsssd and put into bed bag q money
~as found susPcntc'i BY string arounI rs
ncck. To this b. eisng 18Th tcnacit,. re-
fssing to part -ith q % am one. and -car-
ing 90 about ban By day All nishf AsLi.
80 approarhel. The treasure became a
matter of anHicty % thosc tending Lim i5r
the sum "a csidently large. and q ~as
feared that - might oii,r temptation %
soalc paticut iu a. The moment q hi. death
shoald b. nuob.cred- A. length the hour
afrscd. and -hcu death had apparently,
olA'mleI hin. nurse gently unias;encd thc
s;ring and removed the bag AZ thc sane
moment The old MAJ opened hu eve. and
fclt iastinciisrl, i5r has tr~asu.rr. uhich a.
no longer iu o. place. lie uttered the
v0rd 'Gonci' AM died. The money.
~hich wAs found % amount 90 EI1G. Va
haaied over 20 ~ hospital asthoutics.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-28

lntslhgenoe has been received a. he
Iretsury Departures 81 the arre,,. bv Ia.
Itei States custom officers stationed a. Hs.i.
too. e to notorious suuEgiers. Mo m
dea-noe % a.. have flr several years b zen
engaged in succcssill.y prosecuting thi.
con'raband trasdc. nofviibstaniing every
efort has been maie or their deieetion
and caPiure. rArgus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-28

bsfoFp, $50 cpuft of pfabst. heI ~
faris. sfhiu aai g. ne Coaafs 81 urf.-f -
the fhri tae-i.y IT De- a a. I-ss.
- ~ pfffiHa ri lsaar Easfraan. Gaar liaa q
tage-e tssfanaa ef IT, aaia.lrs at hsrs 81 Iata
q. hssiaasa. isie ~ W.isrelrd. d-ce..- urayiar
- .fe,l-f - ~ So c1utef retl ssfsts hl.aFior
to BE saii slrfs - e. $780, a. -
ssss g.
orferei .Fhaf ~ saii f-fr " aofics a. 81
rerspns iatefssfrt. ~ csa-iaz 81 sbslrsrt e5y ~
- n<fifian, sifh A. ofder fh~rrn a. o. psftish.
thry msF sTfear af fratssfe Courf q ~ ksLf al
loveA. - 80 tc.afy o. a. TEA ~ n Is a~nf
81 to- o'ct.-t ~ ~ sf,ersooa 50 she. e.s..
q say th-y hass. -hy ~ $3.50 shsaii 40 -
ar-ut~d
Nv. WOODBURY.. Jssss.
zee e'ry-sitesi } - Hoses. Ressfsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-28

To- celebrated pR bow raat ..rs fs devote
90 ea'rr taar fa fhe rrrsfaraf 81 aI fisrasrs .r-
rHierf Ir fte t.as'r stsrrn. a. fnrrr..aar q
faeaff- rhres Frsrf rnaIes no fa rrarsnfre ere.
~ co. $1,000 rrIirI la fhe rarse rssrs FL So
pfsfsaa aaf III aIhef Nrrsfr.riI n-ranrr..rufs
Sen rhstsrer rluse. A. -rfrrs &C. afs 80 asssf
faeifl. -. o.. y. stai.-.ff sffssf u..sfsn.
y. hasFf faraashri ta fh1sr slo uish ta
rrulia uaffr frrata.erf
bsstaa. H. p. fsss A..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-28
MAINE ITEMS

4 correspondent Of tbc Lewiston Journal
saws that the STATE Prison wif. this 80
yield ievsnue. over expenses. % : IS. 81
% the State Treasury.
Mr. Geo. a. Bailey Ia. lust e,;.h.s =,
spirited ani lis Ike portrait. IN ol ~
ShcPpard KNAPP. Jr the celebrated Irot-
ung bore.
Rev. G G. Parker Of wa,crburv. Vi.
has been eiccted hy the trustees q Gorban
Setainar{ o. on thc place Of the present
PrinaPsl. Rev LeonNrd T-nnev. cen,,.ll-
ed % resign on aoCount Of az health
The Ells~orth AuerioAn saw. tAat R.v
y NJ. Butler has ben secured 40 ..Drl,
tbe puipit 81 III Baptist meeting house. s,
that village. and vill commence his l.hor.
on sunday next.
he barn q Enoch IIiu 30 Davto, -,
destroyed ~ tre "a Sonday night. to-eth.
er nth eighty head o.; cattle.
M~-.r. Gate. a wens-o-,h - c.i.s.
supplied a contract this GUNNER o. 49,
buiiiiug' 10 Be shipped 20 Texas.
The Bangor Whig rccor,I. a cas-. Of M,
q terms rcckless malice o. atrociou. y,Ii.
ness o. IN iha'i ~ Thurs,lay. It.s,.
thc cooking stove II citizen cEplodsd
'eattti- ltF AtttLrn 70 Assume a .nu-~rhst
slisor'ierrd aPpearanc-. bot no one -,s
hur'- it "a iouui thar guaf.o-,l-r hsd
beeu piaced in sick III wood The pol
'oc ar investigating thc natter.
The Farmer az, that Capt. Ch.r's. A
boliciie 90 Augusia recovered watch r.
Gently -hich Is stol,n from him ~ var.
ago On Liverpool. Engiand IL "a. "a a
toncrrt room a. The time u "a. .foisn ard
iraH''diiiciy made ihe act knoun % tie
deiectlves ta,rv. -ho AFTER 81 year. .,,r.
cccdel On hnding n
TIE frcss ssvs that q nan na-n~d Dri..
COZ. diri AZ far iai on Portland. Weln~.-
day. irnn To edects ofa u5und received
~hiic rvsistins ofhocr Porter
The house q iIcnry Witham. in Po-n,i
"a. broken into on thr i9th mt ana rob-
I'D oi el.io On goid. go in SILVER. ana
About $50 ben hiiis also prouaissorv note.
81 ~ saiuc % $500. Goaid Jof.,.,n IN
81 larmouh. George "a Trunfs Of Mr-
saanic Pals AL Eiward r. Knirh,. ~
Postal. have bseu- arrested f3r M. bg--
g'aFy. Ar most q thc property recovered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-28

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAS
HAlK HMM MIR

iiis the t~-t srtsri- kaa~- fo preserve ~
hsir, pfVF~ai'ag eel. la'iiag sat. aai uiakias he
hirisss. stif. h.l-hs halr
HEALTHY SOFT AND glossy
~ b. nsr tt -rr unanfnn1us OBJ ssnra,rr o.
ihr Praisr .l bria. ff- l~st Wair pr-.sifs -
taaf aad sffha.t s oval la fssfatIn. era, t..r
O. 90 attarsi ra..f. hss sr~ ai rauntriielis aas
iulIttffaas. ssk o. Hah'.. aat take a.a@ I'd t.,
ftfr~ ~ $50 I. a. lfr.e..l-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-28

NOTICE OF Foreclosure. wh...s..
y sal .. Aser. thea 81 M~Sico 81 he rsas-
o. 90 oslsri, sd state ol Mis-. by ~ mott
gag dr-,i tstct H.. IS. lS55. at re~nrds-I ii,
pHisrd krcori. "a D-~ds Hs,k Tea. Page 5O4
conret - o. no Certsin parcel n al estate
80 -sird "a hchtcp. aiore.aii. O. ~tt. = psft ct
- Hasisr sfue 81 ths secsnd r.ngs 81 80 IN -.f4
No.. h~iag pfecr n "a the saush ,--.t
epfnrr 81 s-ti Pc. hFu9 sisut 'rfs arres 1aar~ 90
l-s-. sud &C. far Der de-rrip.ion. rs-r.srr 49, -
~ fo The r~cart 81 -aii ru.rigsg- rec .f,scf -
s-ofc-afts Hat shrrcs- tn c,nfifi.sas 81 s.,is
m.'figagr have ters hroken cisi-u q ls,-sr.
81 tae -sne. sgrreshs o. thr staiuic .,rh CASES
uItie ani ursFs.ef.
Dee ~. i-o6. PETER TRk-S
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-28

Nearly to fhousant Germans no- leave
Lurorc every seek Or els Unitri States
b. che Brcmsa an iisa.barg ,aail steamers.
The children % az thcse cmi-rlnts arr
taught tbe EnsiisL langaage a. their moth
er torGu-.