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The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25
Cold Coffee.

Coffee, If kept from meal to meal, With
the intention Of renewing for use, should
not stand in tin: Lot it be poured into
an cartheu din, and the coffee pot bo
washed and dried each time Of using
There are few things that will take IA
vor more readily than coffee. When in
the berry, it often imbibe. tho odor Of
spices aud liquors, which iu transport.-
ton may BE- placed near it, to such an OK.
tent as to result in entire Joss to the own.
or. Ship loads have been spoiled. which
the use of little knowledge might havs
secured from injnry. 8. A. @.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25
Newspaper Postage.

The postage on Weekly Newspapers
10 subscribers, when prepaycd quarterly
Or yearly in advance, either at the mil.
ing Office or Office Of delivery, per quar-.
ter, g months) five cents.
Weekly newspapers, Gone copy on'y.j
sent by he publishers. to actual subscr,t.
els within the county where printed and
published, free. There are Instances in
which Subscribers who reside within the
county receive their mail ioi''er ut pos.
Offices bcyon the county limits. Such
persons are entitled to receive the paper
:tes Of postage. But subscribers who
lire out Of the county. and receive their
mail matter ut pos. Office within it, mus,
pay postage.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25
Remarkable History OF Z Torpedo

! OV0Vs
Gen. Maury's report Of the defense Of
Mobile, narratcs the cveutful history Of a
Torpedo boat as follows:
One very remarkable vessel Of this sort
was constructed iu Mobile and sent by
rail to Charleston. where It was used
against the Federal feet.
lt.wa, built Of boiler iron, was about
thirty 6vo It long, and vas manned by a
crew Of nine ,ncn. eight Of whom worked
the prorellor by hand. The ninth steer.
cd the boat and regulated her movements
below the surface Of the water. She
could be submerged at pleasure 10 any
'ie'ired d.p'h, or could bc propelled up.
un tic surface. In smoutae, still water
hef morem,nts were cxac''y controlled.
and her srced vas about four knots. 1t
was Intended tint she should .upprorch
any vessel living at anchor. pass under her
keel, and drag after her a floating torpe-
do, which would explode on striking the
side or bottom Of the ship attached. She
could remain submerged half an hour.
Soon after her arrival in Charleston,
Lieut.. Payne, Of the Confederate navy,
with eight others, volunteered to attack
the Federal feet with her. While pre-.
parin, Tor their expedition tho swell Of q
passin, steamer caused the boat to sink
suddenly anl all hauds cxcop. Lieut..
! Payne, who was Ut the moment standing
in the open hatchway. perishei. She was
soon raised and again made ready for ser.
vice. I.ient. Payne again volunteered to
eo;nmanl her. While laying near Fort
Sumter she capsized, and again sunk in
deep water, lrowndiug all hands except
her commander and two others.
Being again raised and prepared for
action, Mr.. Aunely one Of her constrac.
tors made an experimental cruise in her
in Cooper river. While submerged a,
great depth, from some unknown cause,
she became unmlnngcable and remained
for many days on the bottom OF the river
with her crew Of nine dead men.
4 fourth time was the boat raised, and
Lieut.. Dixon, Of Mobile. OF the 2lst vol
unteers, with eiSh. o.hcrs, wen. out Of
Charleston harbor in her aud attached
and sunk the Federal steamer Housaton-
10.
Her mission at last accomplished, she
disappeared forever with her crew.
Nothing is known Of their fate, but it i.
believed they went down with the enemy
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25
s q ( 3 s O r s

An egg weighing four ounces, and
measuring six and half by eight and a
half inches in circumference, was laid by
o hen belonging to Mr.. Allies, Of Madison,
Mich.
a new erist mill has been put in oper.
alton at indianapolis which has capaci-
ty for turning out three hundred barrels
Of aour day.
East Kingston, n. IT.. has neither min.
lister, lawyer, doctor nor town pauper.-
There have been no religious meetings in
the town for five years.
The New Albany (rnd,) Lsdger has
sccn ano'hrr mammoth eGs. 1t is four
teen inches in circumference and sixteen
inches over from end to end.
There is to be a general convention of
railr 'ad Presidents, Chief Engineers and
General Supcrintendants in Philadelphia
on the fourth Of July.
Trains Of movers daily pass through
New Albany, Ind, from the Interior Of
the State, bound Tor Kentucky and Tea.
ncsscc, from which States h y fci da.
ring tic War.
An old French rroverb says: M cat.
to, no farming few cattle, poor iara ing
many cattle, good farming.
A writer in tho CImnfcy Gentleman says
that garget or cuacd udder in cows may
be cfIectually pre"cutcd Ly milking be.
fore calviuS.
j. Dillon, Of McLeon Co., Ill.,, last year
planted single potato, which produced
two bushels and one pack.
Tho following il said t., be copy Of a
letter sent by member Of the legal pro-
.fesson to a person who was indebted ia
ono oi his clients: "Sir-I am desire |
to apply to you for the sum oftwenty
dollars, due my client, MrJones. Ifyou
send the m ,ney BY this dAy week, you will
oblige me il not, ! shall YOU
SnARp.-In Richmond, Ind, man in
sured hi. wife's lie for s5O,000. lie
then sent her away, and having procured
corpse which resemblcl her, represent
cd it to be his wife. had funeral, AMI
claimed tic insurance money. The fraud
was for some tine undiscovered, but event
ually leaked OF,
| As an explanation OF the sudden broak
ing Of glass mp.chimmeys, without ap
parent cause, it is said that scratching
The surface of polished glass tube, wit!
any metallic substance, will cause it 4
break soon after. This scratching lila!
often be done when cleaning the lamp
chimmcys.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25

How long horse can 1.-Two without food
is decided by experiments recently made
in Franco. I; was ascertai' cd by cruel
means that horse will live twenty Eve
days will out solid food, mere drinking
water. lie may live seventeen days with.
out drinking. After taking solid ailments
fr tho spuce Of ten days, bat with an in
sufficient quantity Of drink the stomach
Is worn out. Tho above fact, show tho
importance of water in tho substance Of
tho horse. A horse which had been de-
prived Of water three days drank eleven
gallons in the space Of three minutes.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25

RADICAL rREEDOM-ls to take awav
the liberty Of the whites aud bcsto Y il on
the blacks.
RADICAL UNrONIsx-Believe and On.
dorse the idea that the President 10 tho
Government so long as he docs as we cay,
and swear that tho South is out Of tho
Union.
LoYALTY-A thing once known BY tho
support you gave tho President, aud GOV
understood to be your opposition to The
President. -. =
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25

The Hannibal Monitor Of Tuesday says
tie Lovers Leap" at that place was the
scene ofan extensive laud slide few days
ago. The round house snd machine.
shops Of tho Hannibal and st. Joseph
1lailroad Co. are located near the base OF
the hill bearing the well.known designa.
tion Of Lovers Leap, and at one time
there :cmed to be serious danger to those
buildings. A considerable portion Of the
hill, including Garth, stones, and trees,
slid from the eustern face. near tho top 10
the base. Fortunately the descent was 50
gradual that all were enabled to get out
Of tue way in time to escape injury. A
portion Of the track Of the railroad and
the dit road t, Savertoa were buried By
the mass. The circumstance caused quite
a e)n,ternation among the employees Of
the railroad company.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25
REMEDY FOR THE SrlNu OF A Pols

REMEDY FOR THE SrINd OF A PoIs.
IoNoUs INsEor.-M. de l1ortillet has
published in tho Seed. e., Grenoblc
paper, u curious remedy for the sting Of q
poisionou. insect. 1t is the application
Of the wax Of the err to tho injured part.
This simple rene ly, he couddeatly af.
firms, will cure tho dangerous sting Of q
venomous ay which would otherwise pro.
duce carbuncle.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25
Loving the Devil.
One Of our exchanges saws:

OHc UI OUT eXcHuuCc3 SIyS!
Our devil" like IN ,.t Of 'printcr' 3
devils" is q great adn,rer Of ladies, and
Of course. has 'swect heart" Tho 9th.
or nigh, he and his lady love were on
their way to the concert. walking along,
and chatting Lriskly on tho numerous
topics Of the day, when she suddenly j
canght his hand, and looking up smiling.
ly in his face. asked:
DO you know why | cannot get rslig.
ion"
NO my dear, I do not" he replied.
1T il because love the Devil I"
"lgolly" hee1claimsd, "Isn glad
you re = SINNER"
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25
p Q Z Z r Y .
THE GAME or LIFE.

This life 10 but game Of crrds,
Which morta's have TO learn;
Each shufae,, cats end deals The pack,
And each o trump doth turn:
Some bring high card to the top.
And others bring a low;
Some holds hand quite Au,h Of trumps,
While others none can show.
Some Il utlle with rrAct'sei hand,
And ack their cards with care,
So they rp"y kuow when they are dealt,
Where all tn, leaders ore;
Thus foo. are made tn. dupes Of rosues,s
While rogucs each other cheat;
And he l. very wise indeed,
Who never meets defeat.
When playing. some ,b.ow out the ace,
The counting oa.ds to save;
Some play the deuce, ind some the ten,
but many play the knavc;
Some pay for money, some for fun,
And .onc for wo Idly fame;
but not until the gamc's played out
Can they count up their game.
When hearts are trunps We play for love,
And pleasure rules the hour-
No thoughts Of sorrow check our joy,
In Bcauty's rosy bower;
wesing. we lance, sweet verses mako,
Our cards at random play,
And while our ,ramps remain ON TOP,
Our games holiday.
When diamonds chance 70 crown the pack,
The players stake their gold,
And heavy sums arc lost and won
p gambler, young and old;
Intent en- winning; each his game
Doth watch with eager eye,
How lie may sec Lis nc:-hbor's cards,
And beat him on the s'y.
When clubs are 'rump' 'oyL out for war,
On ocean and on land.
Fur bloody hrrrors always come
When clubs are held in hand;
Thea lives are s,akcd ins'cad Of gold,
The dogs Q. war sre freed
Across tho broui Atlantic now,
See: clabs have got the isadi
Las. game Of all /, when the spade
!. turned by hand Of Time;
lie always deals the closing game
In every age AMI cline.
No matter how much each man wins,
Or how much each man saves,
The spade will finish M the game,
And dig the players graves.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25

The refusal Of u justice to marry q
black man 4 white woman; the refusal OF
hotel keeper to ledge Or feed negro
Or Of church TO sell rew to u negro,
subjects, BY the civil rights bill, tn, "of.
fending" party to fine OF 81 900, or ion.
prisonment or both Exch"nge.
This il bill passed by the disunion.
lists in Congress, which was vetoed by the
President. Let this " kept in remem-
brsnce.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25
OvergrOWn F:i'teen'

I sprang up like Jonahs gourd. in
night I am US tail as bean stalk and as
green ! am thick where ought to be
thin, and thin where ! ought to be thick;
I um to big TO drive hoop, and not old
enough to wear one too tall to let my
hair loose on my shoulders, and not old
enough to 6x it up with comb I aln too
large to wear an apron, and cant keep
my dress clean without one have out
grown tucks, and am not allowed to wear
aouuces have tu pay full prico in the
omn'busss, and yet gentlemen, because Of
my baby face, never pull the strap 70.
nc; I have lost my relish for "Ilother
Goose, and am not allowed to read love
stories; and old men have done giving me
sugar plums, and young mon have not
begun giving mo kisses !" I have done
with gingerbread hearts, and nobody Of
fers me ,hs other sort; have Given up
playing with "doil babies, and am for
bidden to think Of husband: If I asl
my mother for dress hat she says,-
"Pshaw! you are nothing but q child !
If l run or jump in tho street, she says
MY dear, you should remember that you
are . young lady now" Isay II 10 toe
bad. FANNY FERN,
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25

Tho largest stasr in Indiana An
probably the largest in America-is now
in Shelby county, Kentucky, and is own
cd BY George ". Spurrier. lilo is six
years old, weighs tour thousand pound.,
and WAS purcEa cd On the 26 ult,, by Mr..
Spurrier for eleven hundred aud fity dol
lars.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25

lu,Ips thinks there must he . good
deal Of bad veal in tho market. judging
from the number Of "false calves" that
have been seen in the streets Of lats.-
Mrs. Quilp says that no one but "trus
calf would have made such discovery,
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25

Tho Missouri Freeman, started some
twenty weeks ago At Richmond, No., as q
Radical paper, IL now . warm supporter
Of the President and the Unioa, against
tho disunion schemes Of Sumner, Stevens
and tho vooly hssds.-llapnible Monitor.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25

Tho property known as tho "Coalter
farm" containing 200 acres, and situated
about seven miles west Of st. Charles, was
sold few days sire" 'r $4,000 or $50
por aero.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25

a cave which promises IA, BE- quite q.
tensive, has bsen discovered on the hill
near Arcadia, No. Parties have sxplor.
cd It for . distance Of near two hundred
yards, and find no end.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25
TER LINCOLN COUNTY HERALD
~ rrsts.aso svsar paipAYs n
ED M q n ID j. ELLIS.
TERMS, - . year in advance.
Rates Of Advertising.

Ono square, 10 lines Or less one insertion, 81 50
Eask Alaisionsi iassstien IS
Adninistrators's Notices, 3 10
Final Settlement Notices, 100
sraAr Nortces lot . single stray,) 8 90
EAsh additional stray in same notice, 90
~ A liberal deduction will be made to yearly
advertisers.
~ All Legal advertisements must be paid for
sae- publication Is certified to.
Transicn. advertisements must 10 accom-.
ssniel with the cash.
-. advertise nents aot MARRIED or numbered
~,llbs inserted till otherwise ordered AMI cha, gel
Tor at the above rates.
Professional cards Of ten lines or lcs., will 10
asserted one year for sl0.
Marriage, Death, Funeral and Church notices
gill be published free.
All communications Of personal nature must
b psblished over the writer. name.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25
AUCTlONEER! i!
JOSEPH d, SHELTON

roy having removed ON his former
frsnS. S'asnse takes. ibis method 10 inform his
r.iIo M & ana patrons, that he eau he found half u
COM "ona vest Of Samuel Howslrs store, on the
and ~, ,oas leaaing from Troy 70 MiddlstOwn,
rss.,u WI, s"end TO all sales when called urnn, on
ssL. Lnsaole terms. Thankful for past favors, aud
xnIT %F liberal sharo Of business in his line.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25
Regular Terms vi The Courts Of
Lincoln Comfy.

COUNTY COUNI --Ste"nd MVrda" in Eobru.
cry. May. AuCns, ord November.
CIRCUIT COURT. - yhEd MoniAv in March
end September.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Cnitol States Scno::.-JoAn q. Henderson, CT
Pike cpunty.
United states Nous" Of Rcp-cscntatives.-0co
". Anderson, oi Pike county.
State Senn,cr.-E. u. Carol.
Reprrscnt,,ivc.--J. Winston Sitton.
il !Se OF Circuit Court. I. e. Fags, Pike.
Circuit Attvrncy.-E. y. Johnson.
Clcr< Of Circuit C"ar: aal Recorder. - A. II.
vir.in.
Juiscs Of County Con-t-M. l.. Lpvci. Pres.d.
'ng. Sam. r. Ingram. anl James Wilson.
Clerk Of County Curt AMI S!hooi Commission.
r-F. c. Cake.
sheriff and Collector Of Rcvrnuss.-I. Y. knex.
County Tr.asurcr.-S. Il. Voolfolk.
Public Adm inistrator.--R. II. Hudson.
County Assessor.-D. y. Smiley.
Local Claim ASen,.--J. NJ. Mcclellan.
Z. :. Collector Ath Ds,rict.-A H. Martin.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25

To sRINo up child 10 tho way hs
should go-travel that way yourself
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-05-25

WIEN shoemaker goes to mako boot
the 6rst thing ho uses is the last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-05

THE iiEsTr >FNuss. P~ri~y leiesrar.h-
a., Journal thai Raphael S,-nue. I'LL h.
removed % The uo- varast OI C.pi,ol
Prison. ~here b. Ill te tried by a Naval
Court Mauiai. Of -hich Commodore Shu.
br'ek Of >osih Caroif'a. no- Prcsident Of
Tie L'shibosse Board. all b. Prr,idsnt.
Ihs Comuodorc wAs Prvsi.rnt ofa N.,al
Bo.Sa u iuqairy "a i-s5. -hs-h decided
that The on ~. and crv- 81 the M~rcs,iits.
-hi,h surr.u,i~r~i Oh Charleston on th~
5isi q Jsnuary. bat -as not taken r.os.s.-
''on OF b. ths rrovis. -srs really prisoner,
q az. - claimed Too. PrvceJen, ssiab-
hsse' thr ssii' q >smm~s IN 6shiiag. be.
fore he hsi bccu eK,hang-d. after bis sur.
rvndef on board ~ tie Ai4bsma
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MAINE ITEMS

TX Si~ycr. pshii-Aer - ~ Eils-orth
A--~sio.a. has hecR sPFoia,ci collector %
49, di-tri,t ~ Fr,uehr sa'. Bss. -, !. n.
Th1-ns.. r-sss.i az. a. exchaase.
TIE Pofii,ai hack have an declared
dist,i~B.ls az o. rate 81 : and 40 pr cent
uy.-e th-is rsP.t.i -toek
Tbv Joaruai .sy. Prot S-uy'h secured
sub-srip'soss Co thc aHnount 81 si.gO0 So
ID, Hosdo,n Cciirse Mvraoriai Hsil. "a
f.--i-ion and Auburn.
Ths Bangor az SAYS that bat to- Rev
olaiionary seil'cr- az asw ahss.-wun
iiutrhinr. 81 Casino snd >,ninsl Cox 81
Clarrn.i,n. y. \. lave died -i,hia he
Pass year. sui Pos-ibiy tie present NAV
-it.v.s a. eiosiuE Of ~ Jooks.
TIE mrnbrr- Of d. SHAKER. Ssei,sy. ia
Portland. gave Mr,. a st Of fsrs -or'b
s9ov 60 Ne- Year, rr,s~us
In The astion % DAaiel L. Holisnd v.
Ls-,.iou Fai.. Bank. a.. Jouraai .s,, th-
fsl Cosrt lave or,lvrv,i The entry BE- plaints
non.u't."
\ miuisiurc propeller. ca FEET Ion. and
"a ~rir. - TO ov built b., Wa. 70. Mrl.ri-
lan 81 hafh. 20 run hvt-r-n that t.lsee and
boofhbay. ~ ih- iusij- cba.nci. g. conn.st
dahl ~uh ~ raiirsai freas Bah II-r
bib q. 90 b. ,isLt icrt loug. -nh u IL
'asl e., iin.irr eas,u-.
Cha q >a-yer has hc~n elected % TIE
Iesi.istuie. g. 90 - sa~arcv ,ause,l ~
ST. ''-i.'si'oH % Jusigv TaPl~y.
Ia farn,in-ton Chruui,i- q. iaforrn.,l
ihat ih- oiihir.u % Mr. Gili-rrt wsll,nsn
% Ch-.f-r'ii,e. hasr tLi. ,e.r dried 1850
Iounds Of srp'v.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-05

Iac Eeckisai Otrr'ic AZ. ;here exist.
on ths hIm % Ar. wIEaa, e. Farr. IN
>"nth isc'uasf1n. a. -Nt.asitv gnarrv %
ro.@. shirl fhr~s --. zee rva.s.n. '1r avlirv-
ir- 49, Del 'ons'ris'l. by ii, usaai Proves.
irio 49, a'o-' ssl-shi- kir.i ~ cv--~n, NJ
1v-'I,h Nr-hsu. Of >outh 'Tlaos,,a.,ou. barns
soaa~ - this c-'a-nt an.i a.,,l "a IN dam.
~ i,ss. an.i D. sas. "a ~ork-,i rqaally a.
-~il snd "a. fsiiy a. dsrsble a, ,h- o..s cr.
u-rri from Nes York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-05

DrEsuTrI AoOrF~r At Norm NV
F"Er So dsfs siacc -hiis Dea. JOSIAH
>'c-art. % North N@-por'. Va driving hi,
horss. 90 wLlh cham a. attacked. th.
horse startr.i sudi~niy. and to- chain causb,
sround o"e % NJ. >trsart's lrgs The
h'rse rAn iuriousiy. dragging Mr. : for =
mule and = tsif over The hor-n sroui.d.
os~r l.ioag I'D hrlI-. aaI lyvr t.,r~e irr,...
n'-nEiins BE-. in o., met .ioekins rna,ner.
% ihai d. hsc.l orig ab1ui ~ l,ars NJ
sirSrri 49, e. ouus nan ri mot c.tina Re-
'hars.ier o. ~as dra-on uf Baptist
ehsr'h ~ Nr-rort a. lrssrs afamily
a. a large ,.rri- ~ hionds % moarn D..
ioss. lBaasof wlds.
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Inr krToHS SCuooI The Portland
>iai say' a. ihr cni u Nos~uihsr. thsrr
-vrr IA the Reform School. isS boy,. s6
having b~cn disehsrg-I add spprsalic,d
dur'ng the year. Tbs Fsrn prosiscts At
thi' Insf'fui'on. ar crossing % ~ very con.
siderable. Tie iucoue Of th~s- during The
past year -as bei.e~n three ani fsar ihoa-
sand dollar. aaong the i'cn, % -hirh arr
10 tons 81 hay. The S~~.ng Room and
Char Sop have tzrnrd cut great asolnt
u sork
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