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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-27

LINllNf L-1'
Dispatches received from Naples sia'e ill'
the eruption Of Mount Yesuvius l. contll--
ally increasing in power and splendlr p
mense Shouts OF white, yellow, and cr-1'-
fame rise hundreds Of feet above she CAKE
and at night the Bay OF Naples l. hghtsl y
Tor miles Lava IL pouring down the n az
am sidc N immense quantities, and ar
stones are occasionally thrown out from '-'
mouth Of the volcano.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-27

Tie DeulC.lt- here are discussing on.
prophecy Ut having the National Dtura-a.-
ic Convention called % meet az Indiana, D.
10 June. The Eastern Democrats want
Boston. and -le Southern men are urging
Baltimore.
j; appears that ,lrac oils haze 1een b..
IN The Presidents hands By the r-.--.
though they are all Of uuiup0rtaut i1-.a.
except the Equal Rights bill. Cc--.-
VII have TO Tass them over again.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-27

News from Hayti Is 10 the 4th. A reign
Vt terror Was Inaugurated and the people
were c1ncealing themselves. Pickets of
rude savases bad arrived at the capitol. The
desI0tism Of Salnave had caused much %
position IN the House Of Representative.
Tue British Consul had asked for protection
Intelligence from To-tola to the 18Th,
repTescnt the people suffering greater pr
yauous than those Of St Thomas The
dead lie unburied and a pcstilencc was
threatened which could only be avrete4 by
burning the e0rpses. The inhabitants areal-
mlst MIthnrt nd
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-27

- y I'M lI|T-
Postmaster Gen. Randall is mentioned as
likely TO be Governor Of st. Thomas.
Mr.. Stanton is writing a reply TO the Pre-
sident IN which he will state that he would
long ago have retired from the Cabinet-had
he not received letter signed by most Of the
republicans in Congress asking him to re
tain his seat.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-24

OUR YOUNG Folks opens with the com
mencenaent of Dr. i. 1. Hayes story of "Cast
away in the Cold" Mrs. Stowe CON tributes
a short story entitled "Pussy and Emily at
Sixteen;" "Good Old Times" and "Round-the-
World Joe" are continued, and there are vari-
GUS other pleasant things in the number. The
illustrations by Eytinge, Fem, Winslow Ho-
mer and Magrath, are excellent
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-24
Particular Notice !
BOwdOin College.

BOWdOin College.
UJHE Annual Meeting Of the Board OF Irustees OF
Room. in the Chapel, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF
1Ausu'' "'>'' - FRANKLIN NJ DREW, Sec.
Brunswick, July 8, 1867. tH
The Annual Meeting OF the Board of Overseers OF
Rowdoin College will be held ut their Room In the
college Chapel, on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of Au-
s"'' "'>'' A. G. ROBBINS, Sec
Brunswick July g. 1867. julysdtd.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-24

Z The object of this Patent is to prevent rain and
melting snow from entering houses from beneath
doors and windows. 1t has been thoroughly tested
and is warranted not to fail.
This Threshold is admirably adapted to that
much-aesired style of windows called Easement or
French windows, for by this invention all the disa
greeabe features of that style of window are Obviat
ed and there can be no reason why it cannot be
brought into general use. t
Certificates unnecessary, for all that is needed is
to see the operation of during Storm to ssk
those who have tried them. ss,1 -.-f
Orders addressed to
eia JAMES A. FOSS,
Middle, near HamI shire street, promptly attended
to. iY20-d3m
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-23
Probate Notices.
NO all persons interested In either Of the sss

NO all persons interested In either of the sssAs
Al Al Court Of Probate held at North Berwidl
within and Cor the county Of York, ON The mn
TUESDAY of November the year ot our Lord sfslil
cen hundred and sixty seven, the following ma,
tiers having been presented Tor the action thesssl
ON hereinafter Indicated, IL is hereby ordered,
That notice thereof be given To all psfsoss pe
ter,sted, by causing . copy VI this otds, 70
publi.h-ti three weeks sacoessiveiy In the usi9
AND JOURNAL. . paper Published IN Blddesefu.
published In Saco. in SAid county, thai they me
appear at . Probate Court. To be held ~ NJ
nshunk, IN SAID county, On the hrst TUESDAY
december next NJ ten OF the clock IN me pN
mar. n and be heard thereon. and object, u thsy u
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-23
Nonresident Taxes.

nlIE following list Of taxes on real estate Of non
/ resident owners In the town Of Lyman, for the
year 1866, In bills committed 10 bradford Cousens
Collector oi said town, on the seventh day or
September, 1866, has been returned by him 10 mo
as unpaid on the twelfth day Of September. 1861,
by his certificate OF that date, and now remain
unpaid and notice 10 hereby given that " the said
taxes and interest and charges are not paid into
the Treasury Of said town within eighteen months
from the date OF commitment OF said bills, so
much or the real estate taxed rs will DO sufficient
60 pay the amount due therefor, including interest
and charges, will, without further notice, be sold
ut public auction, at the Treasurers Office. 10 said
town, on the third day Of March, A. ID. 1865, ut
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-23
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers his Farm for sale. pleasant
L ly situated In Marlborough. containing IS
acres or land. suitably divided into woSd. uilags
and pasturage. "a mostly fenced with stone WALL
Has good convenient buildings IN good repair.
Cuts from ~ To Is tons " hay, mostly English hss
pine timber enough for building purposes. Meet
In.s schools and mills convenient, ~ miles iron
Railroad, IS from Saco and Biddeford. Prisc
SsOO. II applied for before tho 10th Of DecembsS.
liayand stock with the farm " desired.
JAMES r. LORD.
Marlborough, Nov. II, 1867. 2ufT
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District Court OF the United States.
DISTRICT OF MAINE.

In matter Of Ebsnessr Cram, bankrupt, In
Bankruptcy.
THIS 10 70 give notice that Petition has been
j presented to tho Court, this eleventh day
Of November, by Ebsnersr Cram. OF Saeo, . Bank.
rupt, praying that he may be decrssd b. have .
full discharge from all his debts. provable under
the Bankrupt Act, and upon reading ssh Petition,
Il 10 Ordered by the Court that Q hearing be had
upon the same, on the thirticth day Of December.
A, ID. 1867. befors the Court In Portland, In sah
district at three o'clock r. ~. and that the second
and third meetings az the creditors Of said Bank.
rupt he held before James ID. Pessenden. Register,
on the same day st and 10 o'clock 4. H.. respect
ively. and that notice thereof DO publshed In the
Biddeford UNION AND JOURNAL. and the Portland
Weekly Star newspapers published In said district,
once week for three weeks. and that oil creditors
Who have proved their debts and other perso's In
interest, may appear ct said time and place, and
SHOW cause. if any they have. why the prayer Of
said Petition should not DO granted.
WM. r. PREBLE,
3vt7 Clerk Of District Court tor said District.
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General advertisements
STATE OF MAINE.
IS.
SuPRknE JUDICIAL CcrRr, I
kanl I,ossn A IN laGr


Andrew H. Martini of buxton, In tho County Of York
sfcc->Ad, yecmAn, 70. Amos Il Nehas, d, IN me
County % - and State of California. emer'y known
Amos Ncho, IT, of buxton, In the County Of York,
alorcsad, yeomsn.
Apdpc~ On suggestion IN the court that Amos n. Nichols
the Defendants at the TINE of the service 81 the urt vas
inhAbitsnt cf this state. and hal no tenant agent
Attorney within the same thai hts gsis ~ estate have
h-sn attached In this action and that he has had no posSc
q aid suit and attachment II 10 orieri, that nctce q
The psoiency of this suit be svea 10 the said Defendant
With On ahsirrt Of The plants writ, thre weets sue.
eessvey In the CuoN AND JoraSAL, Newspaper printe
at Bkdeoei, In said County % York the last publication
thereof 10 be no lee than thirty days fre The nett
term u sah court 10 be holden at Saco In and nc said
county the hrst Tuesday of January A. d. lS that
ssh defendant may then and therv APPEAR and answer 10
sd suit u he shAn - oAass.
AtirsG G. D. LORD, Clerk.
(<ssfrsst Of PissstL6's WritA
Assumpsh upen IN account annexed TO saLt writ, tr
hari u dsfeniAnts viz and child fton March 2h. 1867,
% Aug ah 1881, AMI be cash lent ami pail satd vie
AuT. Z, 1851 IN be vrah demand With intervst cm
sd Aug T. 1851, amounting together 10 the sum a eot
%. Aiso, count In sad writ for another cum n tseo
r moosy b<fre the dAs q aid writ hsd and rve,vsd ny
the Defendant The plaintiffs Al-c ccuut in ssh
n<nlooei In account aanssr M nooey het<e s date II
sAsi wrt lid cat pad and expended BY the painu6 s~
I'D dessudans q HE cqacst.
sah writ d In plea 81 the case 10 dated the sccoot day
a sep<emhes A. n 1857, and b eturnabs ;" The septem-
Der ,ssu Il Md Court, A. D. 1851. AddAmnun, ssoo
true eopy u order Il evart, with abstract q The srit
~>>->>~~> Attest. c.D LORD, CLERK.
~.-s. l,',w
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New Advertisements this Week.
FurnItuss-Chsdbeafu q Novel;
shetif's ssle.- Edmund Warren.
bankrupt Notiee-!ahn NeAlsasy.
Vim.
S.sk-Andrews Brothers
raiiorinx EstAhiishasst-c. w. bond.
SpcciAl-u. b. Evans.
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NON RESIDENT TAXES
YoR The
TOW N q w IL l. Il = i,
q. A.. Cnunf,, n{ Ynrk [ar fhs Year 1860.

THE following list Of taxes on real estate Of non
/ resident owners In the town Of Wells for tho
year 1866, In bills committed to Hans T. Hobbs,
Collector OF Taxes for said town, on the fourteenth
day OF August, A. d. 1850, has been returned 70
me by him as remaining unpaid on the third day
Of August 1867 by his certificate Of that date and
that II the said taxes and Interest and charges arc
not paid into the treasury Of the said town OF
Wells, within eighteen months nom the date OF
the commitment OF ssid bills. 90 much OF the real
estate taxed rs will be SUFFICIENT TO pay the amount
due including all charges, will, without further
notice. be sold nc public auction ut the Town House
In said Wells, ON the seventh day Of Marsh, 1868.
Value. Tax.
House and lot. s2Oo $3.50
John a George Fisk, Kennebunk. half
OF house and lot near Wells Corner, 200 370
AlonIo +. Kimball, Saco, dwelling
house and farm on the road leading
to Kennebunk port,.............. 100 2.D
Stephen Anniss, Lynn, dwcllinghouse
t sSa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u sS5.. .". ..". ~. $40 GO
wood land. .................. 100 i.Sj
Increase 3. kimball. Sanford, ~ acres
commons land. ................... SUI 1'fo
Parker Fall, Charlest0wn, Mass, half
OF Shingle MIL. 10 f"W
Heirs OF Estate OF Daniel Junkins,
North Berwick, 4 acres or land..... lOO i'So
balance dp sxRiK MAXWELL .;iiii:i.''''<'
Treasurer OF the town Of wells:
November 8, 1867. 3Ws6
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-23

A0aEAr swtSpLx.-The whole eotamnsity are
svIudled and robbed OF their money ana hsaitii
nv m, sale Of impure and unhealthy ieavsns
(called Salaratus), which are slow poison. ryies
Salnratus is pure and wholesome. Use ~ eth.
err. sold by grOcsrs everywhere. Packages iaii
weight.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-23
Farm For Snle.

nIIE subscriber offers Tor ,alo his farm, situated
in the Western part IL Hollis, cont aiming about
q acres, suitably divided Into tllage and pastur.
ago. Has q good grained orchard, some woodland,
10. The buildings are In good condition.
s3vi6 JOSEPH TARB0X.
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DELINQUENT HIGHWAY TAI
SIMON PIERCE. Town Ire,

DARI.OR SETS, In Hair, Tory, Rep, and Last
i ing, from ordinary 10 richest styles. nj CHAD
BOURNE 4 STEARfS', SscO, Mo. eowi6u
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-23

All who need physic take Parsons Yurs,tiv'
Pills. NJ your system IL IN an unhealthy statt
two or thfee OF Parsons Pills will bring u rVsn
all right.
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General .adpcrts sem essfs.
To ths Honorable Justices Of tie Supreme Ju-
die,aI Court merit to be holdea at alfred,
r,iAin and for 4s County Of YORK: o, hs

third TIesdoy Of September, A. ID. 1857:
NHRisToPHER KIMBALL,. o. Wells, 10 .aid
this lion. Court 70 Do informed that be vas la..
FULLY married 70 Lydia VIM. Of Wells siors.sn !.
our iibslsns 81 ssid Wells, on the 10th day Of
March, A. b. 1888 that your libssnt, since their
iutsrmarriage. has always behaved himtelf -
the aid Lydia, but that the said Lydia wholly re-
gsrdless OF her marriage covenant and duty, on or
serted and abandoned hls house aud home. where
Hs ss1 ~ 10 s .s. sIa
fused TO return.
WhsrsiSrs, the SAID lIbsiant pr.ys right and
justice may DO done. and that IL Will DO conducive
peace and morality Of society. that he may be di.
vorced from the bonds Of matrimony between him
and his said wife, and, ~ In duty hound. will ever
pray. CHkiSIOPhEk hlMBALL.
state OF Maine.
II tAs Supreme Judicial Court. bsgsn and Acid al
kUrst. villain and for ssid county Of York. on fAs
laird Tuesday Of September, ~ hs year Of osr
Lord one thousand sigh AsSdrsd and siTty.stueH.
bsisnt give notice 10 The said Lydia Kiinball
to appear before the Justices OF our said Su-
prsms Judicial Court, to DO held at esco, With
Ia and for said county or York, on the first Tues-
a On . Z, COPY q :.ia iSs and ri. order
thereon. not lcss than fourteen days, Tor by pub
listing the same three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
UNION d JouaNAL- Newspaper printed at Bid
deford In said County OF York, the last publication
thereofto be thirty days. st least before the sitting
Of sad Court, that she may then and there In our
said Court show cause. II any she have. why the
prayer Of said Libel should not DO granted.
~~~e Attest. CD. LORD. Clerk.
{5cr.tRs.} A true copy Of the Libel and order
S~~~~~~S OF Court thereon.
3wl7. Attest C.B. LORD, Clerk.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-23

TT YOU want TO sleep comfortably. get OF those
j son and heavy Hair Mattresses. at CHAD.
BOURNE r STELRNS', next TO Ssco House. ~
co, Me. eoW4ou
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LOCAL & COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

M
spssiai"i. 8. Evans.
yoo,y l. nouNTy JNTgLLIGENCE.
N0' i
Any Printer having Q touns o. sooau-as"1
Brv~r type that he w'shes 70 d'sposeo' may
6nd . parchaser by addressing IN" ONCE
A few weeks since In speaking OF the new
ou,sids train to Boston we remarked that tho
pos,ou sad Maine hsd Enthusiastically OPP
posed this movement" thinking that the peo-
al. .,,,~ The route had Q right 10 know
=. 49,. ,h.v vers indebted for this |
..;.n.. n. ,;,,,s waning chan
- 80. IN. ,;ver. vho two years ago
49, ~ Mi, =, N. n N. rad and
- c.. ., a, N. ALLEGED ground that
..,h. R,ddetord Joxrsal vas not friend to
chs, road and "his paper vss, &C.. &C..
like 4 hsntsu rooster with "psss" around
hi, .est, peck. At everything 20 say. on the
ground that he must earn his "passI" In
speaking OF che opposition OF tho Boston and
Maine towards establishing this outside train,
We spoke by the book. Tho ofieisi rePo" OF
Nhe tsst meoesS W Wv
4. T. H. X. (va'ch report the eo'e'p'n'e VI
the Riddeford JogaSAL had msdo especial for
its co,xurs, While the Dsnoerat did not,)
stated snoss ether things, ""en ."e .so
SEQ, % this train Vas be"re the meeting, that
Me- pross, PRESIDENT OF inc hs''o'n 'oA', A''
Mr.. Hsekctt, Cierk ofths same, spoke I" lA'o'
Of the extra tram, while MI. CoGs~eh' r'e'~
den, Of the ID ~ RoAd' AND Mr. Also
ofthe o. Z NJ. spoke acs'ns'"'
the psSaie ~ Judge "ns'her "s e''e' ]" o.'
representations Ne hsi and 10 nave no as-
"es % sne o. s~&N a" ~ ~.
ran"sa, oa' 81" .ooH. y" 80 -
tg". ~ s"S 49, a,,,,.,., .,
e"nsS H'"''oa' e'"e' - NV
ra"rcs' ">nAS'
:, - ,...,.,,o. 90. d.,;,-
PNrs " se =. rS",.~ ....,,. Ia,
e'ea ~e ~" We" y. ,ss -
oy "crsoeurce'ey'" Ne. 'o.A' y" '"e
Jeat OF seirmsse Aen' i"0'' s"o "e
heard MI. "reery NO" nov 90 s~'1'e' " ~,
fact thai the lecture s III N.pes svo.
ons-sGemh' or,ems' anu 'ns"ue"'e' Vu'
Sha !" "Vee SUI 49," =.
msrrsa ~ he pe0,"." u"e, e.
spes.e' vi. 49, 60,
eQsA'' pS'"0,'" 20 ' -. -.
o"~', :, :.
e~p .c1 80. -. =. ;.,.,l.
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NIALINDA SHAW Of Ssco, In said County, re.
wi speetrully represents that she was lawfully
married 10 James shaw. then OF said Saco. on tho
twenty.ninth day OF September, A. ID. 1861, at
has always behaved herself as . ehssie, faithful
and Afiectionate wife 10 and towards the said
James shaw. hut he being wholly regardless Of bis
bellant, and refused and sill does refuse 10 provide
her with any means Of support shatever, and -
she believes s now living In adultery with another
woman that he has threatened TO take the lie Of
the crme Of adultery with certain women that
the character and disposition OF tho said James 10
Of SO bad nature Il 10 impossible for her TO live
with him.
Wherefore your Libellant prsys, because u 10
reasonable and proper. conducive TO domestic har
Inouy and consistent with the peace and morality
Of society, that divorce from the bonda OF mat
rimony may be decreed by this Court.
MALlNDA SHAW.
Saco, Aug. 18th, 1907.
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Aaiaa aud Suaraah
Travellers' s;afNe.

p.ou $500 t,siss for Rssie. ieers NE 7, - ]; ~.
M, Al Ia 0 a 4. u. asi ~ - ~ r"a q
IA, N 50 !, n and Is asi at1 r.n
y.os Ihppsress psror Css Bostss Al I:I: % A. ..
ana AS ru S~ Psrttss< q 500 ii.S A. d, AS'
IA oo6 2. n.
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u... c,n-. 10, a. west Il Dos a. D.. aad sis -.
I'., fAs East Al n Is a. ~, and 0tsr q. 10 LIN.
s<s-k al ~ ~ psrscnsneh, NcaaN, Nelns~ey AM
Yni.y AZ q % .. n, Ly~aa oeatsv, Thursday. ooly,
&pPn.
Mas k..Ns frc~s "a, Esst - 80 4. -. anl 100 y ~
kT,ss tls Wet 81 ~ o., and s.O .. y. frem Lmsf-
,es Al m ID A. ~, P>rsscsneti, Mooiay, "Wednesday
ava Friday a SO =. -, LysAa G~asr-, tsas.ass
shiy, Al sOA.n C.p.cowh, Tn
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state Of Maine.

Stato OH .uaIhes
YORK, IS.
At tAs Supreme Judicial Court. begsa and Ask at
Alfred. wttAts and for said eousfy Of York, o. tao
lard TUESDAY Of SEPTEMBER. In hs year 81 esr
Lord sRs tAossasd sigAt Asadrsf and sirfs-ssvss.
Upon the foregoing Libel, ordered, that the ii.
belant give notice 10 the said James Bhaw 70 ap-
pear beforv the Justices Of our said vupreme yu
aieial Court, 70 DO held Of SAco, within and for
said county of York, on the drst Tuesday OF Jan
uary next, by serving him In hand with IN attest
Ell copy Of said libel, and this order hervon. not
less than fourteen days Tor by publishing the samc
three weeks successfully In ths CSioN AND JVUR.
NAL, q newspaper printed u Biddeford In said
county Of York. the lsst publication thervot 10 be
thirty dAyD Mt least, before the sitting of aid
Court that he may then and there In oar said
Court show cause, II any he have. Why the prayer
oi said Libel should not DO granted.
{scr.iR.s.} Copy Of the Libel and Order Of
~s-~~-~~s Court thereon.
3wi6 Attesti q. ID. L0hD, Clesk.
nuE largest lot Of Paper Hanging In York
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To the Hon. Justice Of the Supreme Judicial
Court merit to De holden at .fDrsd. rithin
and for TIE County of York, on the third
T'u,s{ov oT SrDfember A. d. 1867.
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MIX largest lot OF Paper Hanging In York
/ County, Al cH<DsoURNE STElRNS g
o., Ne. sovteu
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I scr O. "a J
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r~tsm my thanks 10 he eitiieus 81 In, Cosnty fR The
liberal IAironaTs trsto~ upon during The Iast four
Year, anil bop-, By strio attention 10 business ue shAn
merit cntinaapcs a the All Isrsons iDietted 10
by account, rrquytei 10 maks m'nmefais
payiDeu and all having demands against are rqoest
al 10 preseB The same ior I~ym~nt
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-30
For the Herald.
THIRTIETH PSALM.


will extol thee, 0, Lord,
For thou hast rails ed me up,
And hast not made my foes rejoice,
But filled with joy my cup.
o, Lord, my God, cried to thee
And thou hast heard my prayer,
For thou hast kept my soul alive
And from the wicked's snare.
Sing unto the Lord, we souls,
Give thanks unto his name.
His anger was but a short time,
Then next his mercy came.
In my prosperity l said,
never shall be moved,
Lord. by Thy favor Thou hast made
My mountain strength be proved.
Thou didst hide thy face from me,
And l was troubled great.
cried to Thee, o, Lord, my God,
Thee did supplieate.
What profit is there in my blood2
Who can my moments soothe2
Shall the dust praise Thee, o, God?
Shall it declare Thy truth?
Hear me 0, Lord, and by my helps.
Thou hast taken from me sadnes
{ q my saekcloth thou hast put,
And girded me with gladness,
S, that my glory in the end,
May praise Thee as the giver;
o, Lord, my God, l will give thanks,
Unto Thy name foreverl
CHERRY HILL RESIDENCE, May Is.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-30

The Columbus Republic in an
article on the release of JEFF. Davis,
among other things truly remarks
that jefferson Davis will never be
tried for treason in a U. S. Court,
He has been tried at the bar of pub
lie opinion and found guilty, and
let him be bailed out, pardoned and
set at liberty, while he lives he will
carry the mark of a traitor, and
when he passes to the other world
will be remembered by all true lot-
ers of American unity as Arnold
and Burr are remembered, traitor
to his country.
We know that a shout of JOY
will go up from the lips of every
enemy of our Government and Un-
ion, at the release of their chief,
but it viii only tend to strengthen
the love of the Union in the hearts
of all true Americans.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-30
UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The following comprises the Union
Central Committe of Fayette County.
UNION - Capt. Allen Heagler, Curran
Millikan and NJ. !. Williams.
JEFFERsox-EthanA Allen and S. W. Say
ers.
PArNr-Thomas Larrimer.
MADIsoN-B. F. Thomas.
WAYENE-John H. Parrett.
PERRY-Jacob Cockerill.
CoNooRD-Capt. Morris B. Rowe.
GRKRN-Enos Reader.
JAsPER-Rufus DeGroot.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-30
1. O. G. T.

Ray of Hope Temple No. 222, meets ev,
cry Monday evening at the Odd Fellows
Hall. J. Snider, VIC. t.; jennie Logan,
". V. T.; G. T. Emerson, W. c.; B. Il
Millikan, W. R. S.; Maggie A. Uutick W,
A. s.; George G, jenkins, W. F. s.; Jen-
ME Wilson, W. t.; A. H, Snid9r, W, M
Emma Cherry, W D. NJ; Lide McElwain,
WIG; George Bryan, W. O. e.; Josie
Blakemore, W. R. H. 81, lLide Millikan,
W. L, H. s.; T. NJ. UsticR; P. W. G. T.;
j. B. Priddy, 7. D.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Judge of Fayette Common Pleas Court
"A. s. DIcKEY, of Highland County.
Probate Judge-S. B. YEoMAN.
Prosecuting Attorney. B. PRIDDY.
Sheriff.-JAMEs STRALEY.
Clerk of Court,-R. MTLLKAN.
Auditor.-ABEL McCANDLEss.
Treasurer.--A. @, Johnson.
Recorder.-Z. W. HEAGLER.
Surveyor.-JAooB CREAMER.
Oeroner.-H, LYMEs,
Commissioners .-WM. Il. JONES, ALLEN
HEAGLRR, B. F. THOMAS.