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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-22

Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel
VNHEkE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens of Portland and vicinity, that he has
permanently located in this city. During the two
OF the worst forms of disease In persons who have
tried other forms OF treatment In vain and curing
do thew sSV ~ bs
we will say that all that do not stay cured viii
doctor the second time without charge.
DIR. ID. has been practical Electrician oI twenty
one years, and Is also regular graduated ply stefan.
Electricity Is perfectly adapted 70 chronic diseases in
the head neck or sIremtiss consumption when
In the acute stages or where the lungs are not mlly
involved; acute chronic rheumatism scrofala. hip
Diseases white swelngs, spinal diseases, curvature
of the spine. contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy or paralysis ST. Vitas Dance DEAFNESS, STAN
liner ~ sion and liver complaint Pes~s cnr,
every case that can be presented; asthma, bronch-
It's structures OF the Chest ana All iorms OF female
complaints.
BY Electricity
The Rheumatie, the gouty, the lame and The lary
leap with Joy and move Win ne aeisy and elastic
bitten limbs restored, the uneoath dei5rmities r.
moved; hntness converted 10 vigor. weakness -
the paisied lerm 10 move upright; The blsmshes q
youth are oblterated; the AccIDExTs Immature lie
prexenied the caaminss Of cid age Obviated and an
active circulation maintained.
LADIES
Who have cold hAnes ana set; veal ssemsshs. Ian
and swimming In tho bead. With intgrston ana
constipation of the bowel pain m ths ss ard each'
heueorrhna Cor whitesl; alng 81 the womb witn m
, Tern, - &C., M ara y ssy .uIs means
Of cure. For painful menstraation, 100 pro,s.e
menstruafon and al 81 thoso long llne q troubles
With young imdles, Klectyicty 3 eertaln spee,ns.
and win in q short time, restore The sansrer 70 NE
yigor ofhsalth.
TEETH TEETH TEETH
nr N. ..in continue. 10 Extract fseth 81 kLKc.
rnrcrrV WITHOUT PAIN. Pernons hastn es. 49,
seesh ar stpmps they wfsh to have removed ~ rsss
slvg he wouh give . polite invitation % uAll-
Superior ELECTRO MA9xETtc hAsnisAs ~
| eor os1nIly use, with Thorough nsfTsR tons. -
Dr. ID. can sScamnotafe ~ patients WE 49,
| ana treatment af his tnnse.
Ofnce hours from O'Clock A. " 70 "a - ~
| 70 p. NJ, and 10 In the evening ...
Consultation lfee. a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-22
The Polioe qag,sestte Libel S,.if.,

'.,'3 a4a CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. 10.
Hilton & Co. suspended payment yesterday
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-22

READ DIR. HUGHES advertisement, In another
column. In his speciality DR.. Hughes is unequalled
by any physician In this country. -l.
Jan 1-w1y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-22

Nhe Subcriber hereby gives publicnotice to all con-
n cerned, that she has been duly appointed and
taken upon herself the trust of ADMINISTRATIVE of the
estate Of = 49, ggW .-.rg--4sFr-Y g-e
80 WILLIAM M. MERRILL,
late of Westbrook in the County of Cumberland de-
ceased by giving bond as the law directs she therefore
requests all persons who indebted to the said de-
ceased's estate to make immediate payments; and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same for settlement to 4fsa ia 10
MARGARET MERRILL. So
Westbrook, Jan'y 16, 1856. ja20d1aw3w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-22
For Sale.

49, The three-story Brick Dwelling Honse and
EA;i,; Lot on the southerly corner of Spring and
lz.sA4 State Streets.
Apply to j. & E. NJ RAND.
Ja19d1m V4A 81 1923 Middle st. =
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B0arders Waaafed,

A MAN and his wife, and few sngl, gentlemen,
Acan be accommodated with board at No. Oxford
street. -7 ja20d1ws
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-22
N0tica-

MR.. CHARLES WALKER is a member
IX1 Of our firm, to date from Jan. l. 1856.
CHASs MCLAUGHLIN g. co.
Jan 19-d3t -sl.-7 - : ~ : -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-02

Z LARGE. SALE OF CATTLE. z Messrs
Fowler & Earl have disposed-of one
thousand nine hundred head Of theif
cattle to Colonel Templeton, at about
ninety dollars per head. The total
amount of purchase money is near
$171 900. These cattle are lowgraz-
ing on the big farm of the former
gentleman in Benton County-Lafay-
cite Journal.
A tg4lAg oman Ramed Wright, on
Monday evening, after a bath in the
river, found some adroit thief had alb
stracted a watch from his clothes, and
made eff with i. Persons bathing
in the river should Keep an eye on
their clothes and iFatqab1es, =: Wabash
dcTTc7lfeSSsg 3dw bal .sI,iTsa8v9 6gA3A
& Bill Bowers NOT the one who & had
the brether9Ike but William Bowers,
Of Colbufnl1, n 8, e ffnpeeanoe County. has
been arrested for forging the name of
his uncle to a check, upon which he
obtained $3.50 from the bank of Spear,
Chase & Co., at Delphi After pre-
liminary examination, he was bound
over to answer at the next term of the
Carroll Circuit Court andlin2 default
of 81 900 bail was sent to jail Eol H-'9AAS
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-02

IA 3TKTA~I 0ERR R~EhEdA Il
.b@YiE1s Esd EEs17f LECI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-02

.zx0LD HIN 2.9EAIIg-y
,E5AH1T sd ALAOHGl s'ffuda-J
~ ttEa HIAA A2.3Ek-IEE z'rtnka-J
IS DADof so o. sTe =lnotrgTz sqslI z@sdg 10 q
.5tot1 4irlQ aplt -til.e5l4 fd1 Ter. TE-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-02
DRUGS.
w. Hebberd.

LnHYsIGIANs' PREsCRTPTGONS
carefully compounded. Strict attcn-
ton given to business, and orders sent by
servants or children.
. Fancy and toilet articles Of all descrfp-
Ctions, very cheap. I sd7 70 .fi1zsf apF1Stf ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-02
DRY GOODS.
SOHAPKER,L BUSSING &aGG'S
COLU1E NJ,

-I0AIL 2-'L IGII111 70 ylqq1s 7sd.ork
rs EGad - 5nIO3 =. T.
.3-of@ 2u1I z H4 1q1E kIE11
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-02

q znl5loi mo 10 bnsd-bno9sz sn1
. |0f gT5y sfEs rat .srolfE
SsaI TdTEIHg1
,bGC-J5S d GtGR 40
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-02
DENTISTS.
Surgeon DeEi fists.

3-Iak-LaEi5 I YEE-ts dss4AhsEiAe' Ano'
FEELING DULY THANKFUL FOR
. the very liberal patronage received
duriHgl thee past seven years, and Being
permanent residents of the city, desire ali
persons tYheffer they need their profeS-
siona1 services or not TO visit their rooms
and see theyarioHs STYLES of %Hrk manu-
improvements and inventions are being
made. and everything tilatsWbl ssubserve
the interests OF their patients is secured by
them. Their establishment and facilities
are equal to any in the Eastern cities.
>Fhey have several AnGestheticS for allie
Waiting pain when extracting teeth.
Cheeks that are sunken can be restored
to nearly their original contour.
All desfrable styles of AR T IEICIAL
TEETH made anywhere in the United
States are made by us. Irregularities of
Childrenas Teeth successfully corrected.
Those having Decayed Teeth should
either have them extracted. or filled Ghe
Iatter if poSsiblet The health of the bar
ties and THE rem aiutng teeth demand IT, = =
: = enraigfr a fections trsatEd, also Cleft
FataVe' ms TTspy1S
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-02
10 f9sgs5-T ~ ~ Ed -9t
Fire and ! Marine ms. Go.

Ipsuues HULLS, OARGOES- and FLAT
BEATS, at fair rates of premium. Among
its patrons are David Gibson & Co., q. Il :
Dumont o. Cos Capt Davidson & Co, Of
Cincinnati; Messrs. Ford & CO., Lane &
BARLEY, 3. Fl. FefFyl& Co.; ofIouisvflIe 4
and New Adbany.19 Of att,TT-a 4TzIz1I
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-02
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron Il Copper
Tin and Japanned Ware.
PICNIC.
Grand Fourth-of-July

=. s-771 % a.g -
zs.z sH-4-f r -sat zt .sf nlsfnss
yyHE. SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
a UNION, of Vanderburgh County, will
celebrate the next anniversary of our Ma
tionaP Independence by Grand Picnic at
the South Park. Crescent City Springs, Ev-
ansville, Ind. ~ -.--s - a an
The object OF the picnic Is to raise funds
towards the erection of a monument to
perpetuate the memory of our deceased
soldiers and sailors. ,ts.. f.-
Distinguished speakers, among whom
are some of our most celebrated Generals
are expected to be present. -14 -
The Crescent. City Silver Band and q
splendid String Band are engaged for the
occasion. The German Leider Chore viii
furnish vocal music. 81 -
Every arrangement will be made. to, in1
sure the comfort and convenience Of all who
may attend, and proper order win be
By. order Of the COMMITTEES of arrange,
Lay .EH1 'tssTfG .ss1azy a.s t!uNiS s1 II
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-02

merited casfigation, and iiwas aafterrI
wards fined by the Mayor s16 for his
speculative tuEa of migd. a 80
Is Two 6nvs a1eE 125n ana ? " 1a iyeiT rs
Z 5Ioot;uoIu fron Tnd;anonol;s rIood
guilty to the charge of stealing money
from various parties in Lafayette,
before .tfeaT ippacaneerCourt of Come.
mon Pleas. 3 81 Wednesday bbd6tt But, Z On ac-
count of their youth, were admonished
by the yudgelbS1d allowed TO 60 AoneI
to tna19p9gi na 9gI s s91 6g3 ;19ged ots
MoRE T HENENG7AO Sunday night
ofdasfs weak n III theeisgiillage OF 5 Oak
Lanai tbnf Fl unity, while Mr.,
Addi1laI N {9itd and his wife we're atal
tending church, their house was Ien-i
stered BY a thief -Tho cocktail their
clothing and quite an amount of mo-
ney.
A yoatasis83Ee,st tattI tBe f,as1a at
INDIANAPOLIS the other nigbt at late
hour to take quiet swim by herself.
Getting TMeSSTN So 49thA sb6cana
IN d1o-n;na -; - $50
risn 0io%nins' having oeeh !escueo
Py a. ne! !4 as She was SINKING Ior
the Hind tlmA-C II II II l. ~
IT, r;4.. I'll
Inc Ci'! ConholE Al IhC'ianapolis
mas pr2hsl4plte4d the blowing Of steam
Whistles fh"tfe efttyyAzWe I" presdffhhe
They VIII next prohibit the ringing OF
the artisans hammer and the mason's
trowel
% 1elnayag 5esa9sl1 afta af b leg. eeE to p 44os'f
pfc lumber collided with another team
stanolng IN II 'front.' e, OF tae Fostofnce IN
Ierre HatteA enANedhesday 2eVenlng,
killing one of the horses of the stand
ING team nv rnpninp the wagon tonona
info its hroast- NJ De- &c oe
l ~ l'0 Ol0"s'' pi9' Denny' VINE u
fn9 qYhFer h OF lfh1e tfia}m n thus brokeP
up, was sitting IN the wagon when the
collision occurred, but escaped unin-
iured.
! a oon yvy4Fs..., CO.
+Iomon fron,Nfs,.+k 1o1 " Il I'm Z
man bv the name 4; cor nV ras ' h;lIod
n,,- ont 0b;o M;Il;sss In Has ;I hlldeq
OTat 0nlo G.lAllsStss ~ Il Lal!roau,
Nv NJ que nllte MesS ~ lnae placef
~ ~ tnInuay morning. Il 70 Isuppo t
sEao no Ma Mas t tn.JA10.t9To ano menI ~
~ = II 9:9 IIIIlOlSs
l1s,r 49, oJ A T was paeil qlihc"lsy re-
20 aeoo' . roy. ~ f1fff 80 - qfIgH
Arnold warehouse and a large NUM-
Der of agricultural implements. yaIS
ued at 81 900, was DESTROYED ibv fire at
Skelbyville on Friday evening the ID
uH. They were the. property Of Mr..
A4J 5Gorgas. ,s0Ja TITJaT =
'c,I s0-Fa- T,T4rrJqI
Pap A9o!DENL li1.7g - n, T e I9s q
MgrSHy anu INDUSTRIOUS fa6orer, lost
1tte ls4 M tnls morning wilma clfcular'
saw ne was emIpfq9Yleai saving wood
aSUeorge Len Eyc5S.srto9t o., Mann
?treet, ana accldelnlt4y caught his hand.
In =. the saw; 1t was terribly mahgledS
tk2chpoft Courier: -. = ~ -
ST, STATE FIN q ssd s From g private
No.. 6geet sea ff 9 on I tto1n E
NewSY ork, we learn t tRatStie ANN aIsou 4
sock surrendere Rs R GR et'ts
State in the City of New York, for
such dividend as the State Debt Sink
Ing Fund Commissioners viii be able
to :. pay ayyo With the fund on hand, is ST.,
5l2;;7385039LTheoa of the fund
at the dlsposatHof heIGommissioners,
Is S40O, Ou90 So thatsalittle less than
thirty fEo t aaf per feat Of that portion
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-03
no, FOE MONTANA!

All who intend going to Montana with
Holmes train, must be ready to start from
Shakopee as suon rs the 18th of May next !;
for we are informed that the train will GER
tsinly leave at the appointed time. There
are large Dumocr Of persons and teams
that will Join the expedition az 1t moves OIL
up the valley, and it would undoubtedly
start sooner if there was d prospect OF
grass sufficient to support the teams before
the 18th of next month. We learn that
there will be large train from TIE Valley.
ana that it is expected it will unite with
that Of Wilson'S, Of St. Cloud, ct some
point near Fl Nadswo,th, and from there
they will 90 through together. We have
no doubt that independent of any military
escort it. will be ample for its own self
protection. so that all who wish to cross the
plains with this train the Coming summer
can do so with perfect safety as regards
Indians.-Shakopee Argus. .....
Ho! For MoSTASA.-A party Of three
OF four persons started from this place
Wednesday morning for the gold feds Of
Montana We wish them ali the good luck
necessary to SECURE ample fortunes
Austin Register. ...... .'.s.,,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ST. CLOUD MACHINE SHOP

ST. CLOUD MACHINE SHOP
All kinds of nachiae work on Mil and
Farm Machinery. Particular attention
paid to REPAIR WORK. Agent for
J. H. MANNY'S REAPER AND: MOWER,
J.. l. CASES THREsH1NG MACHINE.
49, v.t- J ALSO, FOR SALE OF
EASTERN MADE WAGONS, .
TANNING MILLS, .l...s IT, 81.
SEED GRAIN CLEANERS,
H. BABBlTT METAL. &C., sc.
v8n41-6m 2" LEWIS CLARK.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-03
FINANCIAL STATEMENTg
srEARNs CoUNnY, MINNEsorA.
From January lst 1885 to December 3oth 1865 inclusive

Orr o Aunro s4
)
] in of
description, said
18th day Of March, #7Sss @@@@@N
&EE< &##&- 49, Il
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-03


lo A ae1nq4 9 3 de s 1 an lst 1865
AMI OF tax ,neo Tor County purposes in 1866
~ 49, voaunteer oountes 1861 Is
and 10 Of new issues and No and old 50
p",ana eieu !cr ooo
casn IN nan OF treasurer Tor Go
casn nanos OF treasurer Tor acct ofintert
~ ~ ~ "1"e 80 @t m4sEs 1928
Total Resources aaa In =. $1,000
REORGANIZATION.
AM a o. l ; ana interest collected
Total Receipts
80
Amt paid for redeene expenses
Amt monies
'o's' eApeno'ures ---llO27
Total amt Of outstanding orders bearing 2173b5
Total amt interest bearing orders interest outstanding
: ~ lst 1866 . see2ls5
oonos ana outstanding Let 1866
'9o
Total delinquent 4 dus 1 1a1a 70
.a1 ieveo ior 1000
Total 1onIo
Mrxl
s@s #sa 81 za e 81 ATWOOD
1S1s :. ssss11
County Auditor stearus County, MIMI ..ys,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-03

"a'has Els DO volunteer under call July 18 1864
Martin Fielder and mileage Co Com 1865
Ia E E1"ss for days "a attendance at coae Do
Same for Is grand and l6peit calling
R and swearing grand jury *''"@ g.
same for clerks fees in Stale
Same for qures legal .sl4&& @ .5zH
vosbeg for stationery and sundres ..,. -
Nation for services drawing grand aud jurors April
Same Juice the Peace) State "a Rel
B.: ..o@ , chart and State Oscar Ferguson 4
Cark tor hour provisions and groceries furnished
Edelbrock for
Mcclure for 1919 entries Auditors Office 60
Thos Schofen for service school 81
smonon Bro for blanks for Co Auditors 10
Smonton Bro
puotsnlng uei TAX Hst OF 1864
Mickey dept Sheriff for days attendance
Same ummonng grand Oct term 1868 eo
eanpe Sheriff for days attendance Cou,
same Sheriff for services 5l
Same, 40 do sumnoniug Emerson andM Morgan to
serve as talesman jurors @z@a7oz- &'es., Q.
Same Sheriff services serving ourn Seth
~ turner ana Marcus MOURN to appear before the grand
Same Sheriff services .mmonng grand
Same Sheriff for days 1855 - Of
Same, do service in State service Of
-1ass y aud
Same Sheriff John Zapp smtb.on md
:. Geo W Sweet and for mileage 41-'z
Same Sheriff sunnong vosbers to
before the grand andm =
Same Sheriff MINI vs. Keer ct .. as9
Same Sheriff. summonng Cram Harvey Fobey Sharp and
vosberg Auditor for month Of Dc. 81
80 Townsend for service and mileage
Andrew Fritz do do do do do '-Sssss@
S; ss:ss a;:"'" DO Do Do !; !: s
Henry Broker sr n and Farms grad and juror April 1868
S T MILLER for service and mileage grand o, Oct 1865
Barney Count, Auditor fer month, Of NO. ~
vember and December 1865 s." l6 - 1aa
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-03

II = q 10 : -"
T G Mcclure for interest on bond No
do do do 9
Henry eager for plank furnished on
Centre per resolution Of {
Nv Ten voorde for building gallery in
=. Court House sSs4$ ,.,.:<.....
wv Tenvoorde for U s revenue STAMP
'~@ >' on deed ct
Nv Tenvoorde for part pay of grading
Court House yard &.
The County Commissioners deducted :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-03

STATEMENT OF LIABILITIES OUTSTANDING AGAINST THE COT
amount Of County orders unpaid of 1856 !. .g
Amount of County orders unpaid of 1856
Amount Of County orders unpaid Of 1857 .-
re Amount Of County orders un paid of 1858 s@sS asS
Amount of County orders unpaid of 1859
Amount of County orders UNI paid Of 1860 70
Amount of County orders unpaid of 1881 :z.
Amount of County orders unpaid OF 1862 W. ssC
Amount of County orders unpaid OF 1863
Amount of County orders unpaid of 1854
Amount of County orders unpaid of 1855 = &-sz# 20
Total amount Of outstanding orders not bearing interest
o 20 orders issued to volunteers resolution the
.s#@t& e Commissioners dated Aug IL 1864 s&&a
interest on said orders to Jan lst 1865 &zsssE -
of County Orders volunteers in 1866 as per
the County Commissioners dated Aug IL 1864
interest on Orders of 1866 Jan 1866 za5=s
Interest $4,000 from Jan 1st 1865 to Jan let 1860
Total interest bearing orders aud to Jan ls
Go bonds issued 1874 place of bonds and inter
81 issue of Feb "a 1853
interest on bond No 10 coupon No to Jan LIST 1866
4 int County bond Of old issue outstanding
interest on bonds Of old issue to Jan LIST 1866
Total amt of Co bends 1866
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02
Why scalaea neal is more nutritious
than raw

The rufri--rnt Afforded hv seeds ani
roots. depends unon thc rurturc OF 400 Che
globuies vhich CONSTITUTES their neal or
Sour. These riobulcs sary ia diGcrcui
ioois. tul-rrs and .cels Tho-c Of Potsio-
starcb tor iu.fancc. are casually iron ffecn
tcn-thousanifis % th- iour-tlousan,l' D part
81 aB inch those OF wheat rarsiy exceed thc
fwo-thoussndih part az an irth. and sd On.
From experiments ma-lc on thcsc ciohulcs
~ NJ. Rapsai. ere author oi % orrasic
Chemistry. ara II. Bot. 81 lie lrcnrh
ACADEMY oi >cienees. tac following concils-
ions have been dravn-
!. Ihat the giobules constituting meal.
-four ald starch. whether contained in graia
orroois. are Incapable Of aIorjinr an, nour-
ishueni as.sniulai food. uuti t,h,y arc trot-
en-
=. That no mechanical method oi break
irc or grinting 81 more than partially ,..i-
eicni.
8. That the most eiTici-ni means of break.
ing the eio5ule. s. by heat O., fc1urut4iion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

NrsrrtnLE MANUaE Toa Irarrrs
Berries 81 almost al Kinds ucel top
dressing ofdecaycl rr-c,able natter. D.
Is wonieriai hos mach brie ia iLis usr
~iil effect. We see 60 in r'll lana. ana i-
cultivated fcils. Wntoat g.. even in r-.t
soh. the plant val not 90 so vel. TIE
same Is more or lcs. fLc case uti iir
grape. especially thc r,ttc. % seem. Oh
b. ;be proper and fie grateful I'D and has
been thc alimeut from tine innena-isf
Alwavs the .eainoiI of fLc fo-,,t ta. cover
e. thc sell oi iac grape sin, ana OF. berries.
They are trraied d'E-rrriiy now. ard w.
have miilcw and disease without rrl. Y.t
the native b. free from these. 20 lss., .o r,-
a. Nc know; it continues iis coarse. fn ,..
Wild states. a. heretofore p-ari--. r.
douot' has an efcct either .ar coo3 or evil
for good 80 lrst beyond question. but BE-
may be 80 ths eVre- sc of tLr Leath offf.'
eine In tde il.urc. Ho~eser ihis nav Do.
~ cannot coo uurh advise tlr use rr .tst
nature indicated AL Doe proper aEncrt rf
thc berry thar ot tbe elements - d. r,-.
decay. a. the manure fthe G.-rs .ftef...,
Tor the farm. Partirllarlr % uc f-4 tt.-
a malca 90 irav.s or ro,tln sr-ctatf. u-,.
ter better the leaves D. god f.--a.--.--.-.
keeping fle ground moist ana r--,.l-- . 81.
a. Do same tiale srricf.u- with al. b..
piiatab'e. what D. ns-a-al O, ti.. Nan.
We have seen tle be-t Oh a-r.e-rir. --ou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

C,~r~r Ss6tcuy "A gentleman. one
of The survives 81 thc Inflated steamer An
rio-S,xcn. gives re so'iovin- narrative
oi iir escape of one oi ere boats tlrou-h
tie riiota-c of Two Ncwiouud,and do-s.
"rhe last time saw Captain Barrcss.
l'hc commando 20 thc Anglo Saxor.1 o.
vas assisting 90 lower on. small beat. in
which vrrr embarked ,ucufy-tvo men. one
lads ara uysrN We lcl wi,h.ef iooi.
compass or sufEcient cloth'n-. " vc-e
kroekrl ahoa; .a foc an dsy. noe know
rnr vhiflcr 90 vctc dufinr TOWARD
eve. hovcvcr. We csTici q elf oi Belle 1.'c.
shcn uc sicsrrl into Cane Race Which We
made. Approaching thc shorc. We .as a
uan carving n gun. accompanied ly t-e
large -Ncwioandiand dogs. lie ~riirui,y
sau us en- made a signal TOP ns to az
Vroach thc shore cautiously We followed
De coarse f,r Some time. tiii 10 vas hid from
us by a large ciiG which 10 vas impossible
Do could descend
The two dogs. however. soon a7roarci.
leso,uding chs dang~rous bcsl'ani. ani
uPoa rea.h,ne che vatcr. prc-ir,tstir- iu-o
tbe sea. houl,n- dr-adfalv. Ha,i.- swan
ont close 90 o. bo,f. thc, on en- turned close
o. the shorc. kscpiec itt,c di-tancc from
us. inlicafi-r fhat w. v-rv o. follow rir-.
oar -iu-aiar pi.aIs seemed to en- .rstaul
thc iar-rr of our position. as We dil rc;
de,iatc fron thc course tier wcrc isadinr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

Sped IN ccunertion With arricuitursl fairs /;
aai when a superior class of i,r-rs, by tins
means. 81 infroluccdto thr pshiic. hey vii
fna tha, blood has only 20 - seen and tired
% De- appreciated. aud fe state vi be-
co-re richer ana crow core roFrr'1i a. III
u.onrrsl, decrcase = uu.u6er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-01-23
no USE FOR SOLDIERS HERE.

In the list of places where garrisons of SOL
diers are to be established, Stanton is not men
toned, from which We infer that there is no pur-
pose, at this time, to send any more soldiers
here. We hope no garrison will be established
here, for there is no use for them of which we
can conceive, When soldiers were here, they
rendered no service, but were the cause of a
great deal of disorder. They drank aiquer, be-
came intoxicated, used profane language, NAL
treated the Freedmen, had difficulties with citi-
zens, and caused disorder generally. There
was but little disposition, great want Of abil-
ity, on the part of the officers, to restrain them
and make them behave themselves properly
Since their departure the order and quiet of
the town has been vastly improved. Such was
the conduct of the soldiers, that their presence
was cause of annoyance by day and Of dread
by night