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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-25
DENTISTS.
Or. d. W AVERILL, @7
Surgeon Dentist. uUYYYY7

Offers his services to the citizens of Boscobe and sur
rounding country.
Ra- Teeth extracted without pain, or Inconvenience
10 the patient by the of Vtalized Air 1t is per
fectly safe, producing bad effects like chlorofor or
ether Special attention given to all branches of Den
tlstry. Consultation free; charges modarat. ali work
warranted.
REFERENCEs.-IIon. ". W Field, Drs Carley and
Armstrong, G. C. Hazeton Esq
Office over Field Rukas Hardware Store Boscobe
Wis fAuo II 1880 I-9t+f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-25

TIE New HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRACY.
"A letter from Concord, New Hamp-
shire, to the Boston Journal says:
"There is considerable talk about
the platform the Democrats of this
state will adopt at their coming con-
vention. Several of their prominent
men are now advocating the extern
sicn of impartial suffrage to the
freedmen of the South, as one of the
means by which the nation is to be
restored to permanent peace and
order"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-25

KNOWLEDGE Is PowER.-A valua-
bic pocket knife was once dropped
into Il well half full of water. GLOW
shall we get it out? Shall we have
to draw the water from the well.
The writer proceeded to use a strong
horseshoe magnet, near by, suspend
ed by a cord. "But we can't see
where to lower the magnet 50 as to
touch The knife" "Throw the sun $
rays Own on the bottom of the well
by q looking glass" was the second
answer. 1t was done, the knife rem
dered visible from the top of the
well, the magnet came in contact,
and the knife brought up-all being
accomplished in q minute of time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-25

TIE CINCINNATI SUSPENSION
BRIDeE.- The great suspension
bridge was opened on Saturday, and
by dark forty-six thousand person
had crossed the structure. The next
day fully one hundred thousand pass
cd over and back. The crowd on the
bridge all day varied from twenty
five hundred to three thousand per-
sons, but the motion of the roadway
was hardly perceptible. Mr.. Roeb-
ling, the builder, says the cables
would readily sustain double pro-
eession Of locomotives over its entire
length. The test it was put to is
probably the severest it will ever
have.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-25

GN' Fred Douglass said at tho
Equa! Rights Convention, that a few
years ago the only luxury he enjoy
ed was whole seat in car. Even
that luxury he didn't have now.
The other night he was riding, muf-
fed In Il blanket, when somebody
asked him for half his seat. He
stuck cut his head, and says he, "l'm
a niger" 81 don't care who the
ID Won are" lie wasn't afraid to
sit with negro. The people were
advancing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-25

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-25
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.

N ~ u = '0IA y I1I1L,
<A'torney x Counsellor at Law
General eoIectns' Bounty, Pension and Land gsa
LANCA sTER, wIscoxsIN
Stiff A
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-09
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PICKENTiS--IN EQ UITi.. 4 - ssfsSs

Ransom. Hunt, et.al, i aslIt5t &,
ys bin of Reviyos & a. ~
Saml NJ. Hunt ct. ais. ". 2 ssss = e
TT appearing to my satisfaction ahatd Samuel,
IL M. Hunt. and William Jst IIGnt, dcsesid.
,ntsn this aso,reside without tho limits Sts
plainants Solicitors it Is ordered that the sever
al absent defendants do appear this Court WITHIN
thre. months from tho publication hereof, and
plead, 2nswer Or demusAto tho coe,h said
bill Of complaint; otherwise, The fpns the
order pro confesso q 81 ,sa3 " sgg
Com'rs rfice Maroht27 EiY66 ~ sss 81 8n,a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-09
The State of South Carolina,

81. .f.s4, PIcKENs---IN. ORDINARY.
'''" 20 "ANN Petition for Par
Cynthia Albcrtsonjand ,thcrs. tition.
appearing to my satisfaction that Samuel
l. Albertson, Jr., one of tho defendants in this
case. resides without tho limits of this State :
1t is orderod, that the said Samuel Albertson,
Jr., do appear in tho Court of Ordinary, for tho
State and District aforesaid, ut Pickens Court
House, on the 9th day Of August next. to shew
cause, if any he can, why the Real Estate OF
Samuel Albertson,, ST., deceased. should not be
divided or sold for division or his consent to the
Same will be entered of record. ifa
~ ~ }Ht .y w. E. IIOLCOMBE, Cpd.
'Ordinary's Office. May 22, 1865. . .sm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-09
A CARD.

a CARD.
EDITOE COURIER: l closed the first session Of
~ my School. in this place, Friday last. have
on my day. book for last session the names of 81
orphan childrcn--4 without n parcnt-l2 without
mother. and 10 without father. is THAT NOT
nxMAnKABL.!
My position this yenr is hard one in some re-
spccis, hut worry pleasant in others. Walhalla is
becoming decidedly social and entcrprisng-
''may its shadow never grow loss"
My second session opens with about so students
and more coming.
G. II. SPEARS. Principal
Walhalln, June s. 1866 3S :
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-09
State OF South Carolina,
fl Observation-Disclosures

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
!" llEREAS, Robert "A. Thompson. c.E.r.D,
w hath applied to mo for letters of admins,
tration, with viii annexed, upon the Personal
Estate of Eliza a. Isbell, deceased, latc Of the
District of Pickcns and State aforesaid: The
kindred and creditors of said deceased, are,
therefore, cited to appear before mo at pickens
G. II. on Monday the Cd day Of July. 1866. to
shew cause, if any they can. why said letters
should not bo granted. Given under my hand
and seal this l4th day of May 1906 ssf'
w. q. IIOLCOMBE.s o.r,D.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-09
PRICES GIVEN IN CURRENCY

PRICES GIVEN IN CURRENCY.
Snlt, Liverpool, per Sack, $3.50 to $3.50
Coffee, Rio, per h., 4oc. Laguyra 45c Java,
Cos Sugar, Cuba, per H., Is to 2oc. Clari,
ticd, % to 2'c. Nails (hcst qnnlity) per h.,
ia to l4c. Iron, per h.. l24c Castings, per
h. l24c. Yarn, per Bunch, 50 rs to $3 Os.
naburgs, per yard, 25 to 80. Shirtings. brown
aud bloachod, 25 to 40c. per yard. Caiicocs, per
yard. 20 to 25 English, 81 to 40c. Powder per
lb, 75c.; Shot, per b.. 20c Lead per b., 2Oc.
Indigo, per lb.. So to SO. Maddcr. per lb., SOC.
Spice. per lb., SOC. Ginger, per b., SOC Pep.
per. per lb.. GO to 75c, Tobacco, Chewing. per
lb., GO to Sl.40. Shovels, $l.5O to $3.50 Axes,
IS. w. Collins.) 50 to $3.50
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Corn, Sl.75 to 50 per bushcl. Peas, 81 so to
Sl75. Cotton loose. Is to zoo. per lb. baled,
20 to 25c. Bacon, 10 to 20c. per lb, Lard 20
to Csc. per 10. Flour, per barrel, Sill to SIG
Beeswos: 20 to 25c. pcrl ID 1'nllow, l2l to l5c.
per lb Butter, 25c per lb. Eggs, u! to l5c.
per dozen.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-09
State OF South a'arogima.

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
W7IIEREAS, Rob't. A. Thompson, c.E rp.,
Wv hath applied to mo for letters of admins
tration upon the Estate of Joshua Spencer decd,
late of the District of Pickcns and State afnre-
said The kindred and creditors of said do.
ceased, are, therefore cited to appear before me
Mt Pickcns Court House on Monday tho Cd dey
of July, 1866. to shew cause if any they can,
why said letters should not be granted. Given
under my hand and seal this l4th day of May,
1866. w. Il. HOLCOMBE. o.p.p.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-09
state. .of. soutH, 8 CaI.oEiin;s.

in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s. ii 3&lses III
RWHEREAS, John b. Griffin hath, applied ID me
w for letters of administration Upon tlic; ;EstStS
of Abner T. Griffin, deceased late of tho District
of pickens and State aforesai9e Z The Kindred and
creditors of said deceased: therefora nitetlto
appear before me at Pickens il. on Nfond daS tho
llth dny of June. 1866 sliew cap 4 Sc airy they
can. why said letters sshoula not BE psanted
Sn under my hand and seal Ibis 2stl, day of MAJ
1896. W. E.SII0Ic IsIS ~ & s,rst'. ns''.si
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-09
State of South CarOIina.

IN DlNARY-cITATioN. II 3 5.s 81 &C
WHEREAS, Rob't. A. Thompson, Z. 3 .p.D.,.;
w hath applied to me for lettere 81, admins,
tration upon tho Estate of William Spencer,
deceased late of tho District Of pickena and
StNc aforesaid The kindred and creditors of
said deceased are, therefore, cited to appear be.
fore me at Pickens G. H. on Monday the, Cd day
of July, 1866. to show cause, if any they ean,
under my hand and seal this l4th day, Of Nav
1866. w. T.. IOLCOMBE opp-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-09
The State Of South Carolina,

IN 0RDINAnY-CITATIOW.
WHEREAS, Rob't. A. Thompson. C.E.r n, hath
. " applied TO mo for letters Of administration
Mpon to Estate of Benson 3. Crane, ,leoeasea late
of tho District Of Pckens and State aforesaid: The
kindred and creditors OF said deceased are, there
fore, cited to appear before me at pickcns g. II.
on Friday the 10th day of 'June. 1866, to shew
cause If any TREY can why said letters should not
be granted. Given under my hand and seal this
30th day of April, 1865. N
t Ss.. w, f. HOLCOMBE. ORD.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-09

DIED, on Sunday evening the Goth ultmo, Mrs.
REBHccA CHAPMAN, in the eighty eventh year of
her age The deceased lived to. an advanced age
1t was truly affecting to Witness the death: bed
scene Of this aged Indy. She has left an extensive
train Of conncxion to mourn her loss. hut they do
not mourn ns some without hope. They hope
that she has gone to better world where she is
now chanting songs of praise. Weep not. dear
friends, but prepare TO meet your mother in Heaven
Rest aged mother in thy tomb,
No more with earth perplcxcd;
Thy spirit in its peaceful home,
While friends with cares still vexcd.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-09
RECEIPTS.
Fl MEM Il a T..

MARRIED, on tho 10th ultimo, by Rev. Is. S.
GAINES Mt the residence Of tho BRIDES mother,
MIR. EDWARD HOPKINS to MISS MARY S.
MULLINNIX, oil Of Pickons
At the same time and place, by tho Same, MIR.
JOS. J. WERNER to MISS MARY McDow.
On tho 25tl ult., by Rev. 9. II. SPEARS, MIR.
JOHN II. MULKEY to MISS SARAH +. RO-
CHESTER. all Of Pickcns.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-09
State OF South s;aroiina.
State OF south CarOIiRpa

as& IN SORDINARY-CITATtoN.
WHEREAS, Rob't. A. Thompson, c.Ep.D, hath
~ applied to me for letters of administration
upon the Estate Of Bcnj. ". Marct, deceased late
of the State of Mississippi: The kindred md
creditors Of sad deceased, are, therefore, cited TO
appear before me Mt Pckcns G. ii. eli Friday the
18th day of June, 1866, to slew cause if any they
can, why said letters should not be granted Given
Under my hand and seal this 30th day of April
1866.
W. L. HOLCOMBE. ORR.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-09
THE STATE SOUTH CAROLINA,
p1CKENs-IN EQUITY.
John turdna +, $500 y tlS SsAl

PIChENS-IN EQUITY. g. Il. sNs III
20 Bill of Revivor and Snp.
Son'l Burdinc ct o,s pcment for Partition
I'iiE defendants in this case. namely-Samuel
Bnr1inc, L. II. Southwiok and wife Patsy. 5Jno
W. Lathcm. Richard NJ. La,hen,, Abraham n. La
them Anthony g. Lathem, Samuel W. Lathens Iaa
l.. Petit and wife Jane T.. William, II. Streety and
wife Sarah and Henrietta Ham and husbsnd --&4a-
Ham, Jacob Earnest and wife Betsy,i ands George
bathem--reside without the limits Of this State: On
motion of Harrison Whitners complainant s So
icitors, it is ordered hatstese several absent de-
PENDANTS do appear in this Court, within tlreo
months from the publication hereof. and plead silet
swer, or demur, to omplainants shidSbils of COM
plant; otherwisc an order pro oonfesso will be
entered against them. sssf sSt
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, cs.r.ns
Com'rs Office. March "a, 1866 f8m
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

NO. 12 Magazine Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
HAS on hand large a1d select stock Of DRUGS
and MEDICINES which are offered Tor sale st priess in
accordance with Northern quotations adding small
advance on cost of same, in quantities to suit the
waists Of purchasers.
Commission Merchants, Planters and Druggists can
rely upon getting their goods put up with care and
dispatch
The following articles embrace small portion of
my stock on handiand to arrive
1000 ounces French and American oUININE
600 lbs CALOMEL-Amercan and English.
$50 ounces SULPHATE MORPHINE
1900 lbs. Refined CAMPHOR
$50 lbs Powdered IPECAC,
5Olbs IPECAC ROOT,
300 lbs CHLoROFORa-l 10 bottles
$50 ounces NITRATE SILVER.
l95 lbs IoDIDE PoTASs,
300 lbs SWEET SPIRITS NITRE.
10 bbis CASTOR OIL,
50 bbls FLAX SEED-whoIe and ground
20 bills EPSON SALTS
500 lbs INDIGO,
1000 lbs GUM ARABIC-Fine and sorts,
1000 lbs TARTARI2 ACID
1000 lbs ARROW RooT-Amr. and Bermuda.
so Boxes CASTLE SOAP.
PATENT MEDICINES, ETC.
so Gross vERMIFUGE,
5Gross Browns TRoCHES,
GIoss Bryans WATERS
50 Gross PILLS-Ayer's Brandeth's. etc.
6oDsz MOrison's INvIGoRArING BITTERs
25 Doz RED JACKET BTTTERs,
so Doe HosTETTER'S BITTERs,
Gross sozoDONT,
5Gross Morrisons PECTORAL SYRUP.
Gross Ayers CHERRY PICTORIAL,
% Doe Morisons SARSAPARIELA.
so Doe Bulls SARSAPARIL.LA
800 Doe Scotch and Maccoboy SNIFF
50 Doc COD LIVER OIL -
Also q nne assortment Of PERFUMERY, PURE
ANDY and WINES, for sale by
fE g. N. MORRISON
DSS1ooIn IL Maya zien Street
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22
II CLARION


forty years ago, in the Office of Mr.. Bald
win, Of the city of London, the editor, at q late
hour, had the youngest apprentice holding copy
while he read proof The urchin overpowered with
entered the editors brain and was committed to
paper before waking up his DevilshipI
Oh bright and blessed hour
The Devils asleep II see his little lashes
Closed are his wicked little window sashes
And tranced is evils power
The world seems hushd and dreaming out a.doors.
Spirits but speak;
And the heart eehoes,-while the Devil snorAs
Sleep, baby of the damn'dl
S5i,eep, where no press of trouble standeth by
BLACK Wanderer among the wandering.
How quiet is thine eyer
Strange are thy very srpan pernicious dreams,
With shades of printers crammd,
And plea. double plea on the wingl
Or In cold sheets thy spirit perchance is flying
The world about
Dying.-and yet not like the Devil dying
Dsls,-the eraOut1
Before sweet sleep drew down
The blinds upon thy Dgy and Martin ewes
Then didst let slip thy slip of mischief on me
With weary Weary signs:
And then outworn with demoHiHR DER town
Oblivion won thee,
Best Of compositors Thou didst compose
Thy decent little wicked self-and 90
Devil cruiser round the shore Of sleep
hear thee tatho1n many slurnber-deep,
In the waves OF woe:
To sound the deadi
Heaven forgive me!-I
Have wicked schemes about thee wicked one:
And in my scheming sigh
Ana sttgger under gigantic thought
-" nat II Ifun my pen into thine eye
And put thee out
Killing the Devil viii be a noble deed
deed 10 snatch perdition from mankind
To make the Methodist's q stingless creed
To root out terror from the Brewers mind
AND break the bondage which the Printer presses
To change the fate of Lawyers
Confirm the Parsons holy sinecure-
Make worthless Sin IS approaches
To justify the bringing up addresses
To me in hackney coaches
From operative Sawyersr'
To murder thee
Methiuks-'s viii never harm my uraciona head
For what can chance me when the Devil il dead
But when look on thy serene repOse
near the small Satan dying through his nose
Aythoughts become less dangerous and more deep
can but wish thee everlasting sleeDl
Sleep free from dreams
Sleep free from all
That would make shadowy devilish slumber
Sleep free from Mr.. Baldwins Mr. Parker.
0 Fare thee web
Earewell-0lack but of breathing sim Farewell
Tiny remem braHcer Of a Printers hell
Young thing Of darkness seeming
4 small poor Bpc Of wickedness set nm
Full is thy little cup
Of misery IN the waking world SO dreaming
PeTchanCe may now 'l4denaOrize thy fate
And bear thee, Black boy to a whittier state!
fet mortal evil IS, than thine more high =
1h0u art u"12h III sleep;-men seep-and Hst
Ana from thy lids to me a moral peeps
FOR correct my errors,-while the Devil sleeps !
The foreman.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22


NEW ORLEANS, La.
oHer their services to Planters and IandboJdars
generally, forthe sale lease of their PIastatiops
ana Land Through their friends at the North and
tner relations with Capitalists seeking ts invest n
lotion and Sugar Lands heretofore under cuItva on
ney possess the best facilities for cecting sales or
leases They have established an Agency in New,
4 ofk. Messrs. DESLONDE & jenkins No 40 pine
street and are ia correspondence. with the PRINCIPAL
Lam agencies in other cities from which they have
'rgquent apple sions for improved lands.
hey theF fore confidently invite the attentio of
aoters and others TO this circular and solicit thoss
wishing to sell to entrust them with the sale ~ Az
property Plots or maps, and full description of The
iands and improvements, with price and terms shonId
"e when the order to sell lease is given
refer - norized 10
NEW ORLEAEs-John g Gaines President Citizen.
pahk, J9nn Pemoerton President Merchants ms Co
W a. ~ T linn state Treasurer Estn& Co., Factors
q II Irauhart, Factors GeoW West Factor O.
Mandevllle Factor, 10 Watt a. Co. Fectors &c u
a IRE moulet Factor, Moses Greenwood SSons Fscfo
zen " 6eauregard @ H Slocomb Gen Fdw SnsS
Roman st James " N~i'in' AHred
M NhW Ny foEkIMose Grnnell, VIM Taylor & Sons
Zen on Robert Walker, Jas Day, Isaac p Martn
Deslonde & jenkins D maiun,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-12
Aadrsw Jehn.en,. Breaa Ar..

The traitor in are White uoase b. now
empio, ing much oi Bis time in removing
irooi ofice the men Who voted ior him.. and
vLo SOD ~ the Eovc rnueut thToush an
the Perih 81 D. o.. h~lioa. Ap'i apPo-Iiing
iu tissir places rcheis al copfcrh as 'sho
louxhi ard sbu-,,i 30. bcorv an sinos
Lis election and uho iil their best o. de-
,troy thr ro,crumcrt AMI ail the rebels
daring ths uhoic var. Il nav D. said that
this - spcakius "a ne President in disre-
spccflal language; and 81 30. wc plead
guii-s 20 the charge and our answer 8. cu.-
boshei b. de reTis 20 tn late Jon,than
Cilirs % a certain disnitary Who oncr oc-
cupici 'hc SPcakrr'. Chair ia oar Maine
Ilousc ~ Rep-r.catafivts znf - called
Ciiics to orarr for siie-,a sisrrspe,tlal lam
suse-, % tl~ Cirsir. Mr.. Cirey cooily ~
rii~d thst =. Re wcuh resrec, the chair
80. fiers srss ...7 re-sacf ts a. Ciei 70
How can az, eve -f.rak r,-srrctfli 70 wan
80 "a. r' resnegt for hisnsrlf or IRE ofce
he cir Pr
4 Few lsys si-cr th,' hones' ana faiur-
81 pablir oa.~r. Ctarlc. = TaHe,. 49,
renewed froui the Srrv~yorship Of Porilsrd
90 give riacc - . johnson cor7vrheai ard
CD, work of lc-al .faisrr, q. roin- on an over
a. ccunfry The bioo,ly a,e 8, su-rer-,i,.. o
csrr ~ hra.i- 90 Isra,l Na,h5urn. ~
ard W ,iba-v DAVIS AMI boss cf others.
ani f'.-ir oi'iriai days are oniv iu--h-ncl
ont. O. gre ii-se 20 thv rorr.erhr al. % s-hi
), err annou- themselves aud snake d.
Vi-icn % the -r.e'i.
IL urrn Gas Foh-scn 81 rcll,rir- a-e
81 loraf ,,,l. SRI wrrc srr.oiafe1 to c.H-e
bv Mr Lf.coir "a 80 IRE h;irr tca.,s
daily char ie E, Solos ~ lu thr footsteps %
thc irfrucr. tomuerts vron thc inr-ari.
tuir. f'.r abs- 90 m~anrrss art q .siovslfv
q Anlrvw icirsor in rursuir- tbs cor-se
of conin-i az u---c~--arv TIE PEOPLE
az ;hi' rosutry ara ere wo-il arr Ioolir-
or IA ticy So exposing th-ir or'ai7r.
~ "a Errat vari-fv 90 vav.. arl thefr voice.
vi D. hr-.l fher .-rinc shcir liftcr an
,fhrrnas o. fhr rar. in ti-- s-.o.'air TRAITOR.
MIDI vi. shrs e. deferred o- intirniiaf-
"a o. Co. r-on,..r-. tb-eat, or drnu-ciafiors
oi ,hc -rsTot. ItrousL tLc press. u0cu
thc siarnp in en- STREETS an b., tLe Gre
sile. siil t..c io1 al -,i.tirucrt 81 tie oountry
i,iil ta.l eApr,s-ien- Eut thrs Is uot al.
Ale ie.o, or al ga tle .tor, oi ti.r r.-o-
PEE bvtray al aud tlrousa thi. sr,u-v u1G
ICY seiiiv t.ae l,srs'ioa aIu,t me apos-
fafr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-12

hiE- ErtroEs Toe fr.i sxriaaarion a
thr strau- err az hc srcrs iat' - .sta-. d.
'' Wei. s-rtir th-s b. q iise fo-n - aud q
j. vunIhEiilai.r truc. Forti.rrc isua place
81 a. sirr in NrE En-lani uhsrr ou~ tss--
kcruis t--i. tl.- ih-ob ana raise - BE .tir.
iruE "a hiooi. tisn in th,. etv That
~hish gives % l.ruisron h~r sfrcnr~.i ard
sfraiirsf iu'f .a.,c Oh s-isitv. o.. &C cgu-...
her lar-e u.auufa esurir- Interests
in a. niattrF- rsiafif Z. ia ~ r,-bii. a,,,i.
the sn'erPuse az iibsraifv of th- Cit, pa
iher> o. uosurra..el. Esrn -biie Z -rst~.
a. hsar o. rin- 81 ciick 20 fhe ~.-k.
mems iroEris a. tI.ey al arirk atc- b-i d
60 "a EaN- of sir,llt8rc uhirh b 90 cost
Co. e.fy : ..'''i-srrh structure a. bal
abe >ouii been f.iri sri even owe fEh A..
uans OIL Nr- Ener-s 20 - - So
gears. &c u.ser sh,lii hs,c r-r-,-i 81, r-d
car-n-c ri h.o.' vtira ha. 81. -,rrrt', ir..
olai~i d. hnd--a >.isol IIo1.e
Already in l.~ais,ea ts-r- 49, e--i,
o'iu--h--. Card T. crest Do .t-rr.l that
thr prrsent ls@i.ion h,. been fa.ft .lln,.t
viihfn teu eears.l Cor-r~ -.afir-sIi.,. Hs-.
t'sf. Pre- WI Baq,,~. Ur.,~-sar.t. Fris-
oopalia' 80 Crfl,ii- anl Mrtholri.
Las rail- co. Jris~r.a'-,h h,1,e "a. -1r.-
plc'rd. and Is 81 rr,-,r' ti- most .I..-sn,
chunk taiid'ur io thr c,',. 4 nru Cor
Er,gaiionai ohlrrh BE- i. r-oors. oi e-rci-s,.
and % uii PEI one Of tbc finest ia she STATE
4hrsc insf TO- -srnuon~d ft~e uror ft-
bea-tt1i city Para us Psrt co-ta.-,
a''.at % sh' a-r,.. 30 .ra''y io-ate5. and
~ TIE present firle ,- rirti~aia-i, Lraafifsi.
as i-c ir,rs dr. ths,r suf1ui. eaIorr
a Ptrf-ftN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-12
Len, Charlie. Thonp.on.

Lieut.. Charles Tbomrson If Norway.
died ~ tie r~si,icncc of hi. bro,h-r-in-ia~.
cen- &. L. bal. on FRIDAY hsi. fror dis-
ease CONTRACTED vii.s .n che scrs.os Of hs
ool.utrg. a. ibe sge Of -
ar. lh0mPson was printer. hasi1g az
gained n ar iu b. osi.c co ,ic Nor~ay
Adysftisyr anisitrr char paper ccsscd o.
cNis;. BE- couuienccl Job cai-e in Nor
WAY. a. uas thas cagarca uhcn thc first
can was made Coz men, and in a brief call
De- made as az that time. sad ne shoaij a..
Hc uas mustered inso thc frsi regiment
Our readers vel re..,.rbcr thc letter. D.
gel o. ~r.ie Juring OF, fr,t csPcriencc 81
"a. Tat term of .crsicc HAVING expired.
BE- uaie himself active - rai.ing tie icufh
rcgiueut; sud "a. made iis quarter master.
am beias ihe senior oil-er SERVED a. quar-
,er-msstrr oftis trieale.
a. TIE Close ~ an honorabic service o..
braith became coo p-cearious Or auoti -
enii.fuicnf. anl D. engaged IN business IN
Nil Carolina. ~iih CAPS Blake n vas
saccc,siuiin this. 10 a pecsr,ary sense Poi;
ihc terrible malaria 20 ,he southern ciinate
has laid srm h7il upon d. .ssic-n. snd b.
came hor-, % d-c. a. "a. tericd vfh
military and m1.oni- honors. CA sunday
ia.t. -i-t probably the largest aiirnlaaee
All sao-' imposing li-rlay c,c- v.tnsss,i
90 shi. ,i,inity-
H. i-av~- ho,' - relative. al friend.
e. III