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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-26

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-19
Cidaceyy Noi,ce.
N't"1tte'J -'E1't|''
STATE Of ILLINOIS, L. Ia Sale county Circt

STATE OF ILLINOIS, IS Ia Sale county cireui,
Ia SALE ;'1VSIY, w. Court, June term A. u. 1850
COrJ.ia Luls,. administrators at thu OF Phiio
Lniey, ds"ease Georsr ". King administrator aui
JAM Il. Lindoy administrative Of i'ies A Lndi-y.
deceased AMI Mary hinz. Samuel X. LiDiisy, Tlir1s
Liudiey, Anni- WrTt!-is. C-,i Lu!ley, Gics lndlsy
iErlne ']slr' .hu Lndi-y. Curtis LindIsy and Levi
Nsith"iTn fiji g. tretlV-. BIurt.g,s-.
AfhaS't 81 IT, i-.idtic. .i samuel X. Lndl.y aud
Curtis iis W lie al Owe naueG Defendants having
Teen ale ~ o. - ts- clerk II the Court of
IA Stii- .....r gwen the aid
SAiiu"l h LII fE s'. Quits lnacy IARi said comp
ATT hrl her tui + .Ei4t, III said CIRCUIT Court,
iie rlr'le'ss si-t-., the 2-Ii ia, % January
T. IttS. ana ILL.,. luminous iher-u,pn raid
court saint 90. -e-iIsL retuTuAbie the urrt Mon
Gay oi frbruar. %. 1865 law CURED Now I'm
ts-- yea Inc said Smuei 4. LInley and Lndley
shall PERSONALLY e aD aJnT before said Circu Court OF
Ia sale coCEy the irsi day Of the thereof
10 be holden al Ottawa in said county SECOND Nun
dT Ja,r lsG6. and pit@d d.laur to tue
sail conn !alnauis Lii 81 .umpiut, the and
n4~cT- and things therein charged and stated, will bs
taken confessed. and decree asAinst ysu
nseoIiIus 10 the gis..r vi : 81 TIL.
HERMAN SILVER, CLERK.
Leland + BI=Ie hard, corn1. solicitors NJ, 5ts -i~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-19

WE ;crs.ned have this day associated themselves
l together the firm and style OF Nit h I'll =
Dungeon. thu PIrp,e OF carrying the hus n-ss OF
auI selling h"s and shoes. The business
will h. c.rrl ON III store occupied by Mtcbe
a tevnV. L. T. MITCHELL.
NAV r. e. SAMUEL W. DU uaTOS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-19
W0ifInLe Shc.

WHEREAS patrlsk Lear AMI h.. VIE Jolanush CLAIR
~ ~ lain iuteiittfy M u.,rt.s.r tearing Dat.
the e-It-. nh aS 81 FEBRUARY .. Ia. .I. convey
Ilt- : li-uliry- sTt gee ts pirLIs,s hereinafter
ur- rlvI ss--Hr- the tuyui 81 hun
dr.d dollar. according MT Vi ls
irYu'--lr, Hnie- ' hun REQ collars each
two. tnT.-- .IvII tie SaI-
aI respectively. RATE psr tsgt
,~ .u-isrl; ..!4 iUr- l,-xrIL. even Gar 49, u yr
-. I'D - ,t-,s.l, 10 ne ,sr,!rr II Lyuias l.uA.,,
-. trt..,- lri.- a. ..l . r. orI IA I'll. E.tor.., u
fee m 4. j. gtN ,t,,- q I!I..,i, Oh The urh o.,e
f-t r..rN ~ i-G art vlr.r,i a.. bob = a. lee
-. q. o. auI 90 sl eu,eN,u, Iart o.. -l.i. .1ce
&c -rtuttt! the J.I.,d " .ineis
laT u IuN t-irl tb ~ hTs, $50
u.rt oi the tliir IfIu,Ii I,Tsds
s..luo.s. S-own and
o :.. maize ih, s-h,-oi l.na.
f-vyf-l-, ii.- number IL IL
Az, ,,f- . m rfg 20: -. nee. hi 1. y, wen
NIX ~ .oita I three r-- tI-er r.,ls .1 .sd Il.
lu0 - rrf TWENTY seven 81 ,cuA..uux three acre
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-19
Chicago Adrfrtistments.
DR.. BlGELOW

ersoa COOK coBuRx & co., agency, IS D..,,,,. s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-19
y OTH(E.

ESTATE - JAMS HAYWARD. DECEASED.
~ Office i. hereby given that the undersicnet kseeu-
~ tors jams Hav al late Of the county II La eals
and state Of illinois, deceased, will APPEAR before the
UNITY Court nfy the third Monday, (ssns
18th ay) June st6 at thu Court House In ottawa.
said county when end where all persons hav claims OF
demands against said estate notified TO attend aad
present the in writing for adjustment.
Dated 9th day OF May A. d 1856.
ELLEN u HAYWARD,
eu WILLIAM HAYWARD, Executors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-19
Recommended by our Best Physicians.
Dodd's German Cough Balsan,
Liver Pills and Diarrhea Cure.

Remember this is nc humhug. We warrant all ser
medicines TO give ssiisfaction moLey refunded
kinds of Coughs sore Throat, whoopiDg cough hoass
ness, &c, is superior TO any now In Use
Always call tor Dodds German CbaVh BSss1
poDDS LIVER PILLS, for all bilious disease. Hsk
headache cean,ing the stomach purifying ths blood. ~
removing all distractions, unequasd in the world
~ - Once trrof-atrays sssl
rODUs pIARRIIRA CURE. the hest known O&rImpa.
tive AstringeuA a certain for Dzrhsa, ChsGa
Morbus, Bloody Fhux, &c.
The above medicines for sale by druggists gfnersly
Prepared only by DODD BROS 4 c.
Buchanan Nh.
Z. y. GnIoss and II. KSzsssl, Agents, o<sAwA
fob loom -It s.rs.If .s.s-s
- ARDEN. FLED AND FLOWER Seeds, al kinds,
" Clover Seed Of the bsst quality, at
aplL & YAK p008NN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-19
rum y 1ftita'Hf.

EsTtTE " MAX AN1@s-oS, DtCE.sso.
Office h-Tei gwen to All pTsoI- interested n MD
y ,siaIe, sil,I III iIJIA-Jn, administrator of
ui Ak AulyT>Jn, lie, ,zls.d. Will appear
the County Court Of the uuunty Of l.. "a .
and 81 Illinois the house ia Oft-~s in s.is
county. SaigrE the ID. % june 1900 n
pug - T.Llssf account O n. yT-sr-'lIns ths
s.lI l:stTstisu 60: -,ltr tor The maj srtt.UIenL
dated - Uttaw-, Ia. 9Th d.y OF May. res
s~~ 4. Ia N1Jkg. Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-19
Final .Seffeyeuf.


EsrSTs - HORACE H. BAssFoRp, DEcgxsLp.
oTICE hereby gwen 10 all persons ted sa.d
L-i-ts. Il-G kib-ta A. L.. 'siVr administrative OF
s~I r-tat viii y. pear before i,s count, tie
county Sale sBd state Illinois. the
j. O:L.W., ia sAd etLLty. Iu,-i.Y, the 10Th
Man H. puriyss .: rendering Of
her Iru,erL ia tile Of said The
h.iii s.ttlcIH.nt
Date. u n.i4wa this a.,a day ., April. 1915.
~ A. a. MOORE, Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-19
"a. wool GrOwcrS.

ETOog in sheep. running at the nose and loss OF
1 1 wool -nectuay cured or prevented by using Moat-
guniy- mode of Ii ia cheap Rghts Will be
sold sheep for their own use not costing the
owner over three per .sd. Rights for and
counties will te soid very liberal discounts Farmers
AMI upon acquaintance with this mode Of will
at orce he convinced that huinbug their
terest o immediately apply TO the undersigned.
particulars address with two red stamps. IT, j. r
MONTGOMERY, r. o. Box No. 49, Worthwhile, La Sale
county, Ills. Patent applied tori april Is, 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-19
Yegal Adrertisemeuts.
Chancery Nohce.

p L,SALLy CoCsrT 80 Court, June Term A.. D. 500.
frederick ". Matihi-sseh anil Elwarlc. Ues Ter.
posing the firm Of Nstbesssn 1 lie ytlrr Charles
Observation-Disclosures.
Notice IL hereby given TO the sail Charles r. Eudiger
that writ of attac hment s>ue the ONCE Of the
clerk Of the Circuit Court of Ia Sllie county dated pr
90 n. 1876 against this estate Of the s,ii Charles
Ruliger. 'or the OF hundred sni hty dol
lars and fifty cents directed To the srri1 OF La :ails
county, which said writ has been returned executed.
Now Therefore unless You, the sail Charlie. RudigoT
shall personally AMI appear before the sail Ia Sale
coahts trsnii Court the nrst day Of the neas tern
Thereof Z" Ice hD 1T the Court Hons in Ottawa tie
second Monica, Of June next. lst6 AMI give special
bal aul Plead 10 the sail plaintiffs action Judgment will
lie entered against you and favor U said Plaintiffs and
~ much OF the pr pcTty attached mny sufficient to
satisfy the said Judgment and costs will he aid ss.isy
the uktNAN II hl Err Clerk.
IL Bull IT'S Attorney. Nay ). &C !w.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-19

EFTI-r ~ CofN't:cS FlTzFATEICh, HEetAst7F
N-1.!NE i IL giVer that the undersigned sIseuteT
last will ati n-s. - Cornelius sIiIfstrct
late Of the county la sale AMI tStr Of Illinois lex esssd
W su H.rs the County Court If said county OF sas
rb-r! VI .atE b-Iug 2l>G day u h.'. ,e. al tns
Court fIot-- in Ojts.a aid County, when ana whrs
ally-r-,5s aving claims m u-t SAIL esIsi'
ar s7ia attend And l!rs5E; the SAM III "Etns d
ADJUSTMENT
Dated 18th day OF Alril a. ,. LID.
JAMES GRAHAM. EI~EtSr-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-19

T-r,rE - BcNJ,VIN c. EG ,tStEn, Drc=SsE.
a OTiCE hereby given. ths uui-rs-u-t Admin
i.rrttr oi --st. d benjamin &. BrsnSrd late OF the
county f ALBANY and Of New York, deceased VIII
appear before the County Court Of sail county on the
t.irl ni,y. (helus M 18Th day of June i>ol, NJ me
House Ottawa in sal county, when aud vh'rs
persons having claims demands sinst said estate
Huhe TO atterd AMI present the same IN wiring Tor
adjustment
Dated 18th day Of April. 4. n. ls66
EASIDE Administration.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-19
Executors .SlI, OF Rcai EySgfs.

rS7IlE M ned executor 81 the lF,i viii and '-sts
n.Ht .. i.wr t.. triIrr !at- Il l. sale
ilIu.i-. ~ vIIGr sgjTr!a-;!it Jr,r-- mare snd
riJ-rr; - Trri III III t'tsiy tuurt nj s-h Ia So s
CsuI' ' NrJh t-f-.1, J. lStt. piI ss.r for
sole i.g.i valuu- AZ tn t.ssi '-r ~
NortasiLv Oii.c- ~ tn town NuriAVeJ n sac
c'TU-. ~ 'ur.-y m .-.oBi , u day June ,. ,.
- -.r- tl- hI7- 90 .. 0'ekrs- AMI ocirtk
P =. al I!- Ia following described Lance
l-iUE o. Lee -stE L.'T-n-- q uuiJ,-., -.saAs
r.. - --.,sil!- g. wit: Eh- south wsst
.--r'-.. '.' --r Jiou 80 uiI'.I--n. ~, town
,l.. = 3 '.p-I.4 81 range a,- 90 -sst CT
t;.- tF- E. ~. il.lg >-,etr-li zoe a.a ferry
81 81 itLis all 10
...r. - i- L-,I.i sHt - q NJ pay
~ ems. af3 th- r-ssar-lf ehs I..iTa
par .s- II.utN - 'l" 'u1 o. he year ;rrni
..I.ty required % - = EI.rt.sc- ssss
lac. JOHN -. tJL9Ik. kN-CUtST.
/ : ass or. >uIIlittT Tor I-i-psrF. airi. a. s~-
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09
CARDS OF Anil KINDs.

onder this heading is included Cards or Tickets of ev
Dry description that can be executed on Cardboard from
anne' large colored handbill, down to bread ticket
he small trades need these and In every other place but
Nor'olk no aker, or iccdeaor, or mkmen, or grocer
OF huckster would pretend to do business without them
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09
OUR BUSINESS CARDS

NO Merchant, business man Mechanic should Ia
w''nont 'heso-and wocan furnish them in any quantity
snape Size style or COLOR the shortest notice and At a.
cheap rates as they can be procured in the United State.
Every man that pretends to do business should DO well
supplied with Cards. 'iV0I'i''
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09
Cur @eddlna Cards.

No couple can live happy die In peace blessed bv
the love OF children, unless they can bequeah TO them
gifts OF remembrance. few Of our beautifully ere.
cuted WEDDING CARDS, gotten up In the latest styls.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09
Cur 0isitinq CARDS.

o~ specimens In this line vie with the finest Copper.
pA.e e"sra'ns' and are executed with great neatnsss
on fine enamsed and Bristol Cardboard.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09
USE HEINZ OLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

In all diseases Of these organs, whether existing In
MALE" or Female" from whatever originating
and no matter how long standing It pleasant in taste
and odor immediate" In action and strengthening
than any OF the preparations Of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from Broken Down Delicate Consti-
tutions, procure the remedy at onca.
The reader must be aware that however slight may be
the attack Of the above Diseases it Is certain to infect his
Bodily Health, Mental Powers and Happiness.
All the above diseases require the aid OF durstc
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09
Posters and Dodgers.

THESE OF all sizes and In all coors Of ink and
ana next TO advertising in the Post the hest way
:" make known your business is through the POSTER
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09
PLAIN, 49,.
fAHGY AND 0REAXETY4y..

collected in Virginia. and our far do,
Ing work Of all kinds and in all colors and forms from
me largest and most varied Poster to tho smallest most
esseiu and beautiful Visiting Card are uneau.lled
r workmen are masters in their art, and for beauty
design and elegance of execution stand without riul.
oil that types and ink, and skill and taste can accom-.
plish they can perform In manner to cye cornl.t.
satisActon to the most fastidous We say TIL in ma
spit OF vain boastulnes but assert IL merely ., sm
pie cf that will be amply established by an examination
OF the specimens they produced of their haudvort
ana which can be seen everywhoeas there ara IN hs
found scattered far and near throughout The s.ts
Virginia and North Caroline abundant samples Of their
incompatible workmanship bearing the inprs,s Of ms
cnanicai excellence and artistic beauty.
Tho Once perfect and complete in I'll III appo,nt
ments-wth the latest improved Pressss for printinr
Handbils and Cards. and with efficient and experonced
printers there is no wor il any lneof TIE business that
We cannot perform in satisfactory style.
The facilities afforded by the BEST AND LATEST
IMPROVED MACHINERY, will also enable us 10 fur
nish work at great reduction from former prioas
In Norfolk rendering IT unnecessary, either on &C
count OF mechanical execution price, for any to send
their orders away to have them fIled, =,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09
Promissory Notes,
In style that will never be protested.
BILLS OF FARE

Done In skul and rare, that cen epicures
win not complain Of the fare. No Hotel or Restaurant
should be without them. These we furnish daily ct re-
duced prices.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09
Manifests and Bills Of Lading.
In this branch Of the business Printers exceand
re can furnish shippers or steamers promptly.
L A B E L s.
Apothecaries, Druggists and Others, who make use
these necessary articles, be promptly supplied.
T 1 @ < E T S

Candidates can have their tickets promptly and cor
rectly printed and their election warranted II necessary
In fact the POSTJOB OFFICE is capable Of executing
ANYTHING and everything that be called for in the
busuess and will guarantee universal satisfaction on the
most liberal terms and respectfully request con
tnusnce Of the patronage heretofore generously be-
slowed upon our eorts by the people Of this city
State A ae ~ Ha'lea ,ro,~-
All orders should be plainly written, cspesisy 49,
names, to prevent mistakes, and handed in ss..s.,
ing room on the FIRST floor, or II snt by b>
=. NJ BROWN, Norfolk Post
-. =. a.,,vsrv of the work cept In cases where or
-, r...,.r .avort.. q In the latter cases bins
Can be rendered monthly.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09
Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu

In affections peculiar to Females" il unequaled BY any
ethor preparation In Choross or Retention Painful
ns OF Suppression Of Customary Evacuations liberated
or schfrr state Of the Uterus and all complaints Incl
dent to the SEX whether arising from habits of dssps.
ton, nprudsnce In the decline change in iiis
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09

fAorslI1oRs of this Establishnent respectfully
announce 70 the Public of Norfolk Portsmouth and vi.
coy that they are fully prepared to execute every de-.
s'rip'ion OF JOB PRINTING known to the business.
n0' only with NEATNEss and DESPATCH, bat in a
"yie unsurpassed in the South for BEAUTY and ELE,
"ANcn we have the most complete and varied assort
mens OF TYPE ofALL SIZES and DESCRIPTIONS
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09
PROGR AM

for Balls Concerts and Parties worry neatly aud
tsstsfully executed in colors, =
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
III Blu CHU.

For Weakness arising from Indscretion The iex.
hausted powers OF Nature which accompanied by so
many alarming symptoms, among which will @ found
Horror OF Disease Forebodings Of Rv In fact Uni.
versa Lasstude Prostitution and inability to enter into
the enjoymens Of society.
The Constitution once affected with organic Weakness
requires the aid Of Medicine to strengthen and nyrornte
the system. which HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU In
variably does II no treatment is submitted to- Con-
sumption or insanity ensnes.
The New York herald., 1866-07-05
Other Fires In the City.
FIRE IN WEST sIxrY-rurpp srRyrr

FIRE IN WEST sIxTY-THIRD STREET.
Al one o'clock in the afternoon are occurred in
woodshed owned BY Mrs Nicholson in Sixty third street,
between Broadway and Eighth avende The flames
spread 10 row Of frame tencments the roar Sky
fourth street owned by Adam Harman and before the
nrenn stopped the burning the dwellings were damaged
TO the extent Of about $500 Loss covered by
Fire the result OF fireworks.
PIRE IN GREENWICH STREET.
Fire crackers were thrown on the shinge roof OF
building No 456 Greenwich street, owned pied
as bakery and dwelling by Hugh Taylor sThe damage
done to the building is abo ndred and fly dol
lars and TO the stock household furniture bv water
about ons thousand dollars Insured for S. 500 in the
North River and Greenwich Insurance companies The
nre.extended to the roof Of 45S occupied by VIM Gt
Baily The damage done the building il about slOO
aud to the furniture about $500 No Insurance The
bu ng 400, owned aud occupi by George Stump was
also damaged on the roof to tho of sl0O and tho
surcd Tor S., 600
FIRE IN WEST THrRrY-rIFTH STREET.
Between one and two O'Clock this morn ng re broke
out IN tho Metropolitan machine shop situated in West
Thirty hth street. between Tenth and Eleventh avenues
The building Is known az the old Red Bird Limo stage
sah The port on OF the build ng destroyed contained
quantity Of barrels The loss will not DO very heavy
The New York herald., 1866-07-05
NEW YORK HERALD. TUESDAY, JULY g. 1866.

is nothing makes me apprehensve when wake 10 the
North myself These apprehensions be removed in
tnis way Send your leaders this message: "Admit
state Tor the present. hold II under the sword till
is nRhways are safe TO Northern travellers and
~ marts OF business safe for Northern capital
and the ballot under the sanctty OF federal authority
SOIL" Applause
AFTER Mr. Phillips speech there an adjournment
o. nan an hour 10 enable the large assemblage enjoy
the good things that slowed away baskets and
wagons This occupied considerably over the al
lotted half hour, and many parties properly
thought they could do better rambling through
me shady groves and along the sheltered shores OF the
axe conversing upon other topics and arranging for
oher epochs than those be discussed from the anti
slavery platform The consequence that there was
considerable dminution OF hearers when the speaking
was resumed, and before long general disposition was
manifested TO break or altogether. This compelled an
cessation TO the speaking part OF the celebraon,
ana most OF those who had attended from Boston took
the earliest train to return The proceedings were con-
quoted and closed In very order " manner
The New York herald., 1866-07-05

tffNM tht bhtOfe hNffbNt'y hptN - VI
IIeutehant Colonel r. l. Goldsmid, DirrctoF General
~ the lndo r. rurran Telegraph, and Mao. MurdOrh
Smith. of tho Royal Engineers, Director ~ 81 grapns
10 Persia have lately passed through ihs station ~
route for Kurrafhs Their present visit 70 India 1as
en-, We under.tand IN connection wilh proposal 70
construct telegraph lne from Gaaier ths Askraa
coast, 10 Bundef Abbaa and thence VIA Herman and
Yezd 10 Ispahan, to Join The frdo Peraan ! Ne
betwe n Tehcfan ana Bnshire. Vxd thus grve ~ an
alternative line 70 b. used for ino saropcaD nessAs..
In the rvent ~ iHtuFy hsrpe,ing 20 ,be sub msfne
cable hstwecn Guancr ard Bushre They advocate he
adoption o tbc nsnd route abg descr bed fof W ~
tornaiive line In lieu u line sugEing the caa A.
formerly propofed because gie route lfs thrr sn
tract q country far yupefcr IN posut - climate ana
pcpulgusrsn. 10 that by re coast. whle tho Voc
would place Klrman spd Ysxd Important cQnf1sf'
cml towns, IN telegraph tommanl6stlou shh Teresa
nnd India clrcnmsiascs which all i~ua EfNahy " "
d~velop the cougncfci relations of th0@e pisces shn
uiia sod a The time gvethe persian scvrunrn,
material Interest n the Undertaking Ihs Vuf"ea
line has the further aAvaniage ~ senring ar hefh y
lne o. surror, ihst p1rinn n The PFsan W. vhp., 49,
uassrses lbe hiy sud dlfeah coaasfy between bHnf
AM shrs1 We trust The txeyiiaas y tbes sentsnr'
win ~ ausntsd vlth svesY sasrsa
The New York herald., 1866-07-05

Obituary.
SIR BELLiSGHAM GRAHAM, THE EEEsEsT AND

sin BELLrsGHAx GRAHAM, the KEEsEsr AND
BaAygsT SPORTSMAN or ENGLAND.
From the London star June II.
Friday night at his residence Park street, Grosvenor
square, expired sir Bellngham Graham, one of the
brayet keenest and best country that Eng
land produced. SIR Bcingham Graham's name
probably been In print since u figured In
the IA Of Ninrod's "Ihe Chase, the Turf and the
Road /" In company wi h those % Sir Watkin Wynn,
lily w llamson, squire Osbaldston, Lord Forester,
Tom AssnsOn smsh, JACK h hyt''1 v. p,ek ,.,s gars
tic-. Among the best OF them there was no more
thorough sportsman-no one who disreenrding all OBJ
siaces rode str.ehter 10 hounds than the old Baronet
Just adj. 7he hunting of the present day would
be asonshed AT the ieas Of those mighty performers Of
old.
Hear what simrod said cf ar Bcllingham 'As is tho
case with hard rid ng men, Sir BeIilngham Graham
has had some severe falls but on two occasions he very
narrowly escaped destruction The following In.
Of his nluck however should not be lost 70 the
sporting world. He was licking hi fox at the end q
a sharp thing when OK fence presented u.
slL Three 1rst rate performers going in
ths same line bnt they would not have H. Sir hel-
lingham turned his horse. aud cleared all but
the rail the opposite side, which probably his weight
would have bril- ken but unfortunately hts horse aghfd
Of the posts and was turned over on his riders
chest. Strange as u may appear, -ir Bclngham r.
mounted hs hoye and rode on hut he had not proceed
vi many yards when be observed by SIR Harry Good
rcke "a be In the of falling 10 the ground bat which he
fortunate enough prevent From that perid about
twelve ocork noon I'LL nine o'clock the next night
Sr rockingham never knew what had happened him;
and he lay under the haysnck whittier h frfnds
moved him at the time o the accident every moment ~as
expected TO BE- hs last The PIN OF The snry " how.
ever TO come H. bled three times tbs isr day
and confined his bed ave- ON the seventh, % the
utter anrprsc-and. indeed, the annoy ance--pt hla
friends, lie n his carriage at serapt0hi
merely, he pnid, 70 see his hounds. throw on
Tho age not being able 70 ret up 70 the SPIN.
ney, Beiiingham mounted quiet old horse tpsced
there no doubt Tor the purposel muhed W Ia rough
Jarket and shawl, and looked On We hsve not srace
10 continue Nimroi's account IN detail and tho result
be guessed Three times the hounds ehsesed-twico
IN Beingham-when he cast them. AZ length ne
could and u longer, or went the shawl down went
the great coat he the born from whppern, 80
the hounds work again and stuck 10 them 10 los
hunting run of an hour and half very strongly
fenced country Accidents 10 the hunting Geld, whom
not at once fatal do not leave permanent inu
rous enecus Mr. Asshetsn sfaIth iof whom u ccsn
puted that he had from sixty 70 hundred falls year
died at good old age and sr Bellngbam Graham wa
In hts seventy seventh year