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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13
lCQHYCNIC ATED.
August 3rd, 1868

Ms Enr1oE.-Thc people of the world
are wicked. and afraid to say their soufs
their own, Moreover, they arc governed
in ali their actions +, their preiudices and
partialitits. Every man, from the high
ct 10 the lowest, feels some interest in
the advancement, and prosperity Of his na-
tive State or county Still. the world at
large is no, capable of deciding as to what
Is bes, for It's own interest He that
spends few dollars and says-How do
YOU do How Is Your family: | will
ell and see You next week. Is with tie
populace ! great man. Modest gchtic-
mcD, ~.th ability 'ufc.clt = yeprc n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13

\ SIGNIFICANT FACT .-Whcn the Dem
ccr,tic party is unit, it is insincibc.-
lo1 the first time in ten years the old or
eanira'ion now presents an undivided front
to the enemy. There is but one wish and
enc desire among Democrats in all The
States, and that is for the success of the
good cid cause Of constitutional Govern
ment. We have had enough of expert
ments-cf sramphng CONSTITUTIONS under
foot. OF arbitrary arrests. of test osths,
and OF Tie suplc's sion of free discussion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13
IHE GREAT content

lHs GREAT CoMNoSER.-Notc content
With reading cut Of their party Chase.
Fessendon. Grimes, Henderson, Trum-
bull. &c. the radical papers arc for throw
ING overheard even the Great Commonsr
himself, Ihadeus Stevens. and all because
he favors the Democratic policy Of paying
the tondhoiacrs in srocnbacks Are there
organs determined that their party .hal
cnly be rsn BY blockhcad.. Grsnt ant
";angle- foot
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13
A SENSIBLE C.apEr-BAaGKR.-A

A SENSIBLE CarrEr-BAa0ER.-A
Radical meeting recently held in Wash
ington--
"Mr. Rail.back, Of Mss''nPp', SAID
nc lad been candidate for Congress III
Mississippi He for one. would not 20
hack to Mississippi, but would return 10
Indiana, where he originally came from;
He knew he was a carpet-haggcr. ana
was not ashamed to own 1t. he thought
Mississippi WAS not very desirable place
to live in anyhow. as the Democrats there
were throughly organized, and woFA'd
like beavers
This is the first verse of the hrs'
chapter Of the Carpet-baggers Ike :
dusa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13

WuAr DOES AND poEs NOT APPEAR.-ls
it not shameful thing that in no way "'n
it be made to appear how many people
are now in prison by the military au'hori-
tv of the United States. and who they are,
md where they are, and why they arc
there, Wien 1t comes 70 any dirty little
case about stationary contract or an In
dian annuity. fraud, or the ring sale OF
an iron-clad. hey presto, VIC have set
committee. and q hired stenograrher, and
an overbauling of records and taking Of
testimony. but when the personal liberty
Of the citizen is in question the whole ia
brio Of the American government is deaf
and dumb.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13

IL The Maryland Agricultural Col
lege elsewhere advcrtises to receive sixty
students from the State free of tuition -
The College has an able Faculty in its
various departments. and as i, combines
thesry with practice, i, must prove of
great benefit to the Stats, as. W. hope j,
ny, E:s5 Ii. ai-sSfSaLscnt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13

RECREATION notice in the Cal
rem Journal of the sth of August, m
slant, that the Rev Geo. X Warner
o1mcrly of ST. Andrews Parish in this
county. has resigned the rectorship Of St
Paul. Parish in Calvert and contcmplates
removing from that county at an early
day We wish Mr. Warner every heath
full comfort wherever he may 60.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

~ Office is hereby given, that The -ubseei' q
" has oh;alncd from the Orrh4n, Coar, OF
-. Mary's county. Maryland letters tesla
mentar} on The personal estate of Ann Il BGSsh,
late DIST NAry county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the stid deceased II, h,re-
b. warned to exhibit the same with prorrr cougt-
ers thereof, 10 the subscribers, on or before the
LIST day OF March, 800, othcrw Use lher tmay tc
excluded by law from al benefit of the Said cs-
t'tc. Given under NV hand this l2th DAY of
Aug 1869.
K p BLAkISTONE
Executors.
Aug 3, lSGs-4w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13
l. an d A &c ncy

TuE uudcr>ign have forThed limited CO.
partnership, as agents for the sale anu
purchase OF keai Estate. Persons ha.lus
FARMS for sale, or WHO with 10 purchase .
vi.i well TO communicate with either Z
the Undersigned
JOHN Il. MlIDUEN. Jr,.
Great Mis-.
81 Mary's CO Nj.
r 7 HDLLIoTkE,
MontrcSC.
Suslu~launa ~, F..
n - l'.5 &.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13
TO THE PEOPLE OF ST. MARY'S.

riRCtMSTANCES govern the actions
" Of men. and therefore. in the l,"-.'s
c,ndti"n o: the political affairs II our com
~, ceem i, currently proper. even al this
carly day. to announce myself a. i caud
date fLI the Senate OF Mary land at the cleo
ton Of 1859. J utterly condemn ard re-
pHdlate oil parties, cli9ues, Or factions With
z the great democratic party. and pres, 4
NJ self as au lNpErESrEST CANDID.TE Tor
the Senate, subject only 10 NY allegiance
to the constitutional PRINCIPLES Of the dsmoc-
rscv Al the proper time propose to can
vass the county in advocacy OF the indepeu
dent expression OF tie popular will, untram-
mell.d by the machiLery of faction, and teei
corfdeht Of response worthy o. tie noble
hearted people, who iuhab!t the home ottLs
Pilgrim Fathers OF Maryland.
Respectfully, Your Fellow Citizen.
BAKER A. JAMISON.
July 10, lS6S-:f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13
Wuo PAYS An old picture roprese

WHO PArs An old picture represents
. king sitting in state labelled-"l gov
ern ala bishop with a legend, Il fray
for ALA soldier with another fight
for ,ll"-and farmer drawing forth re-
luc,an,ly purse with the inerip'ion-"l
pay for oll." This, says an exchange is
practically the result Of our system ofta1-
alton. The producing classes are those
upon whom tho whole burden of payment
finally devolves, And not until the peo-
pie rise up in their might and dcp"se those
who impose the burdens. will such condl-
ton of things be likely to be amehorated
This picture is perfect fac si"ile OF the
results and tendencies of Radicalism.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13

InE LkApEK.-Thi. valuable exchange
LES Gene sc US this week repletc With
rost c1tclleu, reading matter. I, is pub
h>hed weekly in Baltimore Is the Leader
Association Tor the low price Of s. PEI
.r..-., y l....r.-.s .n-rc.,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13
D rux T1nr..-Iha radical

px, THE T,Mr..-Iha radical Pa
Der. are laboring to make 'heif fs-o
believe that the war Is sun Progfef''"e
mad saR about nothing else but the issues
Of their party during the war. They seem
% forget that the war has been over for
yearly four years, and their own party
h,s ken, the expenses Of the Government
and the taxes at war rates and enormously
high fgurer. The Government under the
management Of their party has cost the
people more since Tic war closed than II
d;d from tho time Washington wss inau-
,,-,,cd 70 the close of Buchnnan's admin
,.,rntjen in rs61. Why have no: the
radical papers something to say IN eSpla-
patton Of tins astounding fact ?
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13

REpcspl GrANo.-The attention four
readers is directed TO the advertisement Of
this Fertilizer. to &c found in another cox
unn, and particularly to the certificate OF
VIM. Q. Reedcr, Esqr., enc of our most
entcrpri,iug and successful farmers and
. gentleman every way deserving the full
lest credit. The General Agents for this
Guano are VIM. Crichton ( Son. Baln-
more, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13

In the Circuit Court for St Mays county,
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No 03 y f..
0RbERko. this 'l,h day Of Aug, 1855.
~ that the Auditors Report. marked u.
h'cd IN 'h'scAuse be ratified and conhrme,!
unless cause 70 The contrary be showu an
or before tie third Monday Of :. r,,nicr
next +; provided a copy OF this order Is, IN
serted IN tie Saint Mar,'s Beacon. once A
week Tor three successive weeks p1ur to
The third Monday OF September
JAO a CAVALIER, ok.
True ccpy-Tcst;
-lNu. A. CAVALIER, OK.
Aug Is. ls6S-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13

ENERMS per session Of Ten Months
III Board $40; Tuition So.
v Sixty Students from the State received
free Of charge for tuition. Applications
for thu free Scholarships must b, mace to
the President of the Board OF Count,
School Commissioners before the 9th Vi
September Ix- Send for Circular.
Aug IS, ls6S-1m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13

Tnr ForRrkEsTH AAHsDaEsT-- The
Fourteenth Amendment to the Constltu-
,ion declare. the equality Of ell ei'lsehs
in their civil rights, and that persons Of
al races and colors born 81 naturalised IN
the United States are citizens thereon and
Of the State in which they reside; second ,
that representation il Congress shah be
restricted or extended in proportion asthe
nigh. e suffrage 1nsy ba restricted or en-
I.rgcd bv the scveral States third. that
certain re'el. ,hall be disfranchised and
di.atld from holding certain civil Offices,
State ard national, until absolved by
tvo.third vote Of each House Of Con-
grcss fourth, that the validity of the
national debt, pensions and bountiea shall
no. be questioned, and that all rebel debts
and clsins for Slaves ahall he held illegal
il, that Congress shall have
rrrintc legislation, to en-
(css rr6II-Ions. This Anend-
ncnt the Secretary Of State has proc 'aiIneo
>. 2u,r ratified By "Inore than three
tou,,hs of the States" and that there
fare j, Is valid 10 all intents and Pcr-
poses rs part of tie Constitution o. 'ne
United Slater
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13
MARRIED.

On the 1!th inst BY the Rev Mr
Hosk,ns JAMES j. CATION to Mrs.
J JANE WOOD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-08-13

Aug 3, lSGs-4w
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preset
One hal
the day
months
be sccuI
with sec
tees, an
snln
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01

The North Missouri Railroad Bridge
at st. Charles will consist of two deck
spans, three hundred aud Eve feet each
and three ovcrgrade spans Of three hun
dred and seventeen feet each. The sand.
bar approaches on the South side will
consist Of Eve short spans Of one hun.
dred and fifteen feet each aud four iron
pneumatic pile piers. The six main piers
will be masonry piers carried down to
rock in TWO instances through over sixty
feet Of sand. The approach spans will
be Fink truss spans, and the overgrade
spans will be Trellis girder spans. The
bridge will be entirely Of iron and with
out draw, and in the channel will he
fifty.thres feet above high water mark
Of 1874, and ninty. three feet above low
water mark. Steamboats, will have one
thousand feet Of straight run below. The
bridge will cross the river at q point
about Eve hundred yards below the pres
ent depot.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01

A colored mass meeting was held in
Richmond the 22d on Capital Square.
About thousadd negroes were present.
Resolutions were akoptcd declaring want
Of confidence in the Republican State
Central Committee, because it is not in
favor Of justice and equal rights to all.
Several white aud colored speakers ad.
dressed the crowd, denounc;ng the car.
pet. baggers as needy politicians who had
come to Virginia to make living out Of
the blacks, and who did not intend the
blacks should have Office. The csse Of
the negro Legislature was brought up as
q warning. The black speakers were
particularly severe on the carpet baggers.
The Secretary Of the State Central Com.
mittee obtained hearing for five minutes
in denial Of the charges against that body,
but the resolution passed by acclamation.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01
TOWNSHIP MEETINGS
AND
County Convention.

The Democracy Of Lincoln county will
meet in their respective townships on the
FIRST SATURDAY IN OCTOBER,
next, for the purpose of appointing del
eeates to the COUNTY CONVENTION,
which will meet att3ld Alexandria, on
the SECOND SATURDAY IN OCTO.
'BER, to make nominations for the sew.
eral County Ofices to be 6lled at the
next November election.
BY order of the Central Committee.
q. w. PARKER, Chairman
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01
Farm for Nale.--The farm known as

Farm for sale. The farm known as
the "Hamilton Farm" II miles north
Of Troy, containing 1917 acres, is offered
for sale on reasonable terms. There is
about GO acres in cultivation, comfortable
dwelling and out houses, ono good TO-.
bacco barn, two living springs within a
few yards Of the dwelling, abundance Of
Of stock water. &C.; is within q mile and
o half Of the survey Of the st. Louis and
Keokuk railroad. Pricc SIS per acre,
For further particulars inquire Of G. NJ
Hamilton, Auburn, Mo-, jas. A. Ward
at Troy, or John. W. Hamilton. on the
premises. (scp3 n36 3n
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01
The Regular Annual Meeting of tie

The Regular Annual Meeting of tile
Lincol County Sunday School Teachers
Association, will be held on Wednesday
the 9TH aud Thursday the 9Th of Octobe,
'next, at the Christian Church, in Troy
All Sunday School supsrintendeuts, Of6.
GERS, Teachers and Ministers Of the Cos,
pel residing in the county, arc invited to
attend; also, all who feel on interest in
the prosperity Of Sunday Schools. The
hospitalities Of our town will be freely
offered to those who may bc present from
. distance.
BY order Of the President.
F. WING, Secretary
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01
Port Townsend, Washington Territory
July goth, 1868.

Agent Florence Sewing Machine 10.
Dear Sir-T have used alFloreucc Sew.
ing Machine over two years, 1t has been
in constant use, and has uniformly worked
we'll, and has mover boen out Of order.
7 consider il the best Sewing Machine in
use, MRs. DoRETTA RoTHscuILD.
Port Townsend, Washington Territory,
July 10th, 1867.
Agent Florence Sewing Machine 20.
Sir-I have used a ''Florence" Ma
chine over year, after having used other
Machines, and consider tho Florence the
best sewing machine used.
Mas. 3. Il. DENN1soN.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01
John II. Surratt Discharged.

Especial DtSpatch 10 thc Missours Nepuoiicnu'J
WASHINGTON, September "a.
John II. Surratt was to-day discharged
from custody by Judge Wylie Of tho
Criminal Court. Before judgment was
rendered the Judge made u short state
ment of the case and closed as follows:
feel also constrained to dispose Of the
case upon decision Of Judge Holt. An
officer was charged with crime and de-.
mandcd an investigation. The President
referred the question 10 MIR. Holt. The
latter reported against the inquiry, be-
cause the offence had been committed
more than two years before, even though
the officer waived the privilege Of the
statute. The ouly way prosecuting OIL.
Ger can avoid such miStaiics is in taking
great care in preparing indictments. One
Of the counsel has spoken Of there being
no precedent compelling the District At
torney to anticipate objections under the
statute OF Limitation in framing indict-
mcnts. Now the reason Of this in En-.
gland is that the common law declared
that there was no time for the King, cnd
suits brought by the King were not sub.
ject to limitations. In this county tho
theory does not hold. Under all these
considerations I therefore feel constrained
to decide upon the whole record, and &C
cordingly judgment is for the defendant.
A profound sensation was occusioncd
in the Court by this announcement. Dis.
trict Attorney Darlington at oI'c arose,
aud the following collOquy ensued:
Mr.. Carrington--Will your Honor Ger.
tify the case to the Court ut the general
term?
Judge Wylic.- No when I try case
myself, I am not in the habit Of certifying
it to the Court.
Mr.. C.-I have the right to appeal, and
ask your Honor that the prisoner be not
discharged. I ask that the Court order
the case to be certified to the Court.
Judge Wylie-Not when | try case
myself; am not in the habit Of certify.
ing the case to tho Court in banc.
Mr.. C.-I have thu right to appeal, and
I ask that the prisoner be not discharged
Judge Wylic-That is your look out.
The prisoner is now discharged.
Mr.. C.-Thcn I ask that the prisoner =
bail bo renewed.
Judge Wylie-Oh you can appeal II
you like, but the prisoner is now dis
charged.
Mr.. CIVIL not your Honor renew
tho hail of the prisoner? propose to
bring him again before the Grand Jury.
Judge Wylic-Well, you can have him
lcarrested. r.
Mr.. Carrington-Then I ask your
Honor to itsue the warrant.
Judge Wylie-No, the only offence Of
which l am cognizaut was committed
over two years before the indictment was
filed. knew nothing Of his having fed
from justice, aud, for aught Of which !
have judicial knowledge, the man may
have been in this city all the time.
I Mr.. C.-Will your Honor permit
Judge Wylic-I have decided the mat
ter, and will listen to nothing further.
The Court was then finally adjourned
aud tho prisoner received the congratula
tons of his friends.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01

We are assured that the firm of East.
man 4 Kendall, 65 Hanover street, Bos.
ton, Mass, advertised in our columns, is
trustworthy and reliable. For 10 cents
they send o patent pen fountain, enl o
check describing an article to be sold for
~; Their club system Of selling goods
10 becoming quite popular, particularly
win TIE ladies', It is worthy Of . trial,
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01

Kellogg. one of the carpet, bag Sena-
tors from Louisiana, sends his constitu.
euts bad news. In o recent letter from
Washington he writes that "the Radical
ticket has very slim chance Of success,
aud that ''the Northern people are more
enthusiastic for Seymour and Blair than
they have been in any previous canvass
for the nominees Of any party"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01
LOCAL AND COUNTY.
PUBLIC SPEAKING !
AT TRUXTON, OCTOBER Is.

J. Z. Hutton, candidate for Presidential
clector Of tho Ninth district, and j. A.
HOckaday, candidate for Attorney General
the State, will speak at Truxton, in this
county, on the 18th inst. Go and hear
them.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01
Final settlement.

| Vested that the undersigned administrator %
tho estate Of Frederick II. Luckett, dec'od, will
mako "a ..HRal settlement Of his administration
Of said estate at tho next November term Of tho
Lincoln county Court, to bo begun and hold In
Troy, on tho 9TH day of Novctnber 1868.
oct1 Mol JOS. II. MARTIN, admr
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01

A contract to build the 6rst hundred
miles Of the st. Louis and Kcokuk rail.
road has been let, which will complete 1t
as far us Louisiana, as rapidly as the gra.
ding aud railing can be done.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01

NOTICE is hereby given to all. persons inter
csted, that tho undorsigaed, administrator
Of the eo-partnership estate Of Crow Iowde-
shell, will mako u final settlement Of his admin.
istraton Of said estate At the next November
term of the Lincoln county Court, to bo begun
and held in Troy. on the 9th Of November, 1868.
octl mol JOS. A. u0WDESMELL, admr
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01
N Eyv ADVERTIsEM ENTs
Einal settlement.

NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 oil persons inter-
estsd that the undorsignsd, administrator Of
che estate Of Tapley Mitchell, decd, will make q
ANAL settlement Of his administration Of said
estate At the next November term Of the Lincoln
county Court. to DO begun aud hold 10 Troy, on
Monday, the 9th day Of November. 1868.
octl n40p1 T. II. MITCHELL, admr.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01

The Secretary Of tho Treasury reports
tho expenses Of the War Department TO
be about . hundred million Of dollars
. yeas.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01

An old mau giving advice to q young
friend, who was about to start . news
paper, said young man print TWO columns
Tor . fool, and one fos sensibls suap.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01
MalhOOd-HOW Lost, How
Restored.

N Just published, new edition of DR.. CUL-
~VERWELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY,
!" \on the 'dical cure without medicins) of
SPEaNAr0RRGogA, or Seminal Weakness, Invol.
untay Seminal Lesses, IsrorEScY, Mestsi ssd
Physical Incapacity, lmIedineuts to Marriage,
etc.; alss CoxsUnpf,ox, EriLEpsY and Plrs, In
duccd BY self indulgence or sexual OK ravagsaos.
1:o- Price, In scale envelope, only . cents.
The celebrated sIthor,in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years success.
ful practice, that tho alarming consequence Of
.slf'sbuse may be radioaIiy cured without the
dangerous use Of internal medicine or the sppli-
estlon'of the knifsi polRtinx out mode Of cure
ct once simple, csrtaii and eaeetual BY means Of
which every sufferer. no matter what hs oondi-
tion may be, may cure himself sasa ply, privately
sad radically.
as13- This Lecture should be IL the hands 0s
every youth and evsrv man In the land.
Sent under seal, In q plain envelope, to any ad.
dress, post paid, o. receipt Of sig cents. cr two
post stanPs. Also DR.. Cslver vsll's "Aarriage
Guide," prios IS cents. Address tho publishers,
CHAS. J.C. KLINE d TO-,
l27 D0wery. New York,
July 9'os u2s iyl Post Once Box 4,8s6.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01
Admitted 10 the Bar.-Our esteem,

Admitted 10 the Bar.-Our esteemed
friend, WIN. Frazier, wasadr,it.cd to the
Bar on Tuesday last, and granted license
to practice in the various Courts Of the
State. Mr.. Frazier is we'll known in
this county as an honorable and upright
gentleman, and We take great pleasure
in recommending him to persons having
business in oar courts. Though for u
number Of years lie has been On inquirer
into tho almost impenctrable maze and
network Of laws so strangely interviewer,
the past with the present, he has never
until now applied for admission to the
bas. His many friends will be pleased
to learn that he credltably passed cxau'-
ination.
Our young friend, II. W. johnson, OF
TruxtOn, was also admitted the same day.
Mr.. johnson is q young man in good
standing and Of close application, and
will no doubt make his mark. Our best
wishes attend these gentlemen.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01
POSTAL ARRANGEMENT.

POSTAL ANNANGEMENTSs
pEPARruRts OF NAILS.
For Wright City, daily Except Sunday st4,ao A N
Lost Branch, Monday.
Auburn, Tuos., Thurs, sat,.". ...6.oo
Ashley, Tuesdays and Fridays""".e.oo
Cap.su.Gris, Wcdnesdays.w"."""..6.oo
Truxton, Fridays" ".".....""..6.00
Tho msils close at o'clock on tho evening
previous to their departures.
ARRIVALS.
From Wright City, daily (sxcept Sunday 800 n
Lost Branch, Mondsys."...""."".5.o
Auburn, Tues, Thurs. and Sat ,."..5O0
Ashley, Wednesdays and Saturduys...8.0o
Csp.au.Gris, Wednesdays. ""..."6.o0
Truxton, Fridays ........ .".. e. .....6.o0
d. CKUMP, p. NJ.
WILL. II. YouXa, ASST P. N.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01
WANTED-AGENTS.

C11E per month TO sell the NATIONAL.
~ ~ FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This machine Is equal to tho standard mAshisss
In every respect, aud Is sold at the low price Of
Gao. Address NATIONALsEwlN0M n MAOHINR
CoNPASY, vitxbsrshs ~ uuass y pae 30
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-01

Over the WaveS.-Robt. T.. Verdier,
died at Warrenton on the 23d Of Sep
tembcr, and with sadness VIC pay this last
tribute Of respect. lie was we'll known
in this community, having been connected
with the Troy Gazctte, published here
during the war. In 1866 he started the
Independent at Montgomery City, which
Office by some proceeding passed from his
hands last fall. lie has since been living
ut Warrenton, at whict place he died on
the ed ult. Robef' 's.,lifc was an unfor.
'tunate one, always more abused than. .abus.
ing; but he has now crossed :.over the
dark waves, and though life's billows still
roll on behind him, he hceds them not.
Poor Bobby! Peace to his soul.