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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-10
HARRISON, ONO, April I'd, 1868

HARRISON, ONO, April I'd, 1868.
Dear american, 1t is somewhat divert
ing to observe the tremendous efforts
acme Of our writers Of letters from Harri.
son would make to be witty or sarcastic,
if they were not afraid of doing some
mischief Your old correspondent has
been attacked by almost every scribbler
who has attempted correspondence from
this place, and yet he livesl has not been
annihilated, nor had his equanimity great.
ly disturbed by the barking of all the
snariing troop that have SO frequently
opened upon him. But your new cor
respondent of the hundred eyes has mad
the most desperate effort attempted as yet.
| have not Webster's unabridged at hand.
and may not quite comprehend some of
his big uords and fine phrases; but take
it for granted he draws his comparisons
and illustrations from his business when
he speaks of "hebdomodai doses Of Lpecoc,"
and Of the subject and character Of thought,
ideas and aspirations corresponding with
his character of mind, when drawing his
com parsons from the slang Of the p r.
pass by his slur in reference to loa6ng
around saloons. &C., by saying l have no
time for such elegant pleasure nor the in
clina,ion, neither have | ever engaged in
the highly respectable business Of keeping
a saloon for others to loaf around. He
begs leave to differ with perry" in his
account of the wonderful Exhibition"
under the auspices Of the Clionian Literary
Society. True, from his sweeping con-
iemnston he excerpts the essays, addresses,
aud also, notwithstanding his critical
acumen, the music; but the tableaux and
plays stir up to the very bottom his moral
and religious nature, and he pours out in
sweeping measure his condemnation Of
the whole. Well, well, Isuppose he, with
his superior powers Of vision and literary
culture, could see faults that escaped the
discernmspt Of ordinary mortals, for l
assert, without fear Of suscss,ful contra
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-10
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Nj c G O II Nj 7 G 80
Keepers and Mowers.

0ur sales tie past season have amounted 10
" nearly ten thousand Machines. and we are
preparing y largely increased sambsr With many
In POI ant iInpT ovementr for loes. The MeCor--
mick Reaper IL known the world over 40 the Ma
chine which totally Hbolished the cradiing OF
grain. Built ct 6rst rs Hand hsker, the i'm
proved MeCormick Self. Raker IL q totally differ
ent Mschins, ma son binss all the latest improve
ments that are vaisabie. being the result az over
twenty i've yeafs' experience In reaper building
Q say to those who don't know our machines.
take IA chine and try IL TO your satisfaction,
through tue harvest, with any machine you can
get, and keep whichsoeyer machine ysu like best
Our selfRaker Il built asa comhinsd machine,
go that IL can be quickly changed into Mower,
aud will do as good moving as any Combined
Mach inc can do.
Our improved Two-w heeied Mowers haveswept
the field Of all opposition, selling on sueh opea
terms As above alluded TO.
n. MCCORMICK A BROS.
J. C. sERiSe. Agent, Whitoomb, Indiana.
april 10, ls6s-3w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


~ TnR CONDITION OF fnR BRo0gvTLLH
" NATIONAL BANK of nreoksille, indiana.
ON the mornisg OF tie fret Monday Of April, isoss
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-27

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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-27
T. M. tsEHSON. Attorney at Law AND U s. CLAIM AGENT, DEvALI,s IsI.UFR', ARK.

X RKASSlAS having been added to tue ju-
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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-27

The CITIZEN is presented>to the people of Arkansas as large in form as any Dem ocratic weekly in the State. Although independent in all things, and neutral in nothing, it is emphatically
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-10-27
Come One. Come All.

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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-03-20
District Court of tn. United states.

DISTRICT OF MAINE. In Bankruptcy.
LIN the matter OF Charles II. Sawyer indiyidu.
ally and ~ member OF the firm OF Mitchell 4
Sawyer, composed Of said Sawyer and stephen b
Mitchell, Bahkrupu.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss--A warrant In hank
ruptcy has been Issued by said court against the
estates OF said Sawyer and Mitchell individually
and against the estate Of said firm. OF saeo
In the county OF YORK and state OF Maine. In said
District, said Sawyer and said firm having been
duly adjudged Bsnkrupts, upon petition oi said
delivery OF any property belonging 10 said hank
rupts 10 them or for their and the transfer Of
any property by them, are forbidden by Law. A
meeting OF the creditors Of said BankruPts To
prove their debts and choose one or more assign.
ees OF said estates will be held at Court OF Bank
ruptcy, TO be holden ut Portland In said District,
on the thirty day Of March, A. d. 1865, at ten
O'Clock. A. NJ. at the Office OF James ID. fessenden
one Of tho Registers IN BANKRUPTCY ef aid DIE
trict. CHAkLES Cbhhh,
US. Marshal, IS Messenger, Dist. OF Maine.
2Wjl0
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CRY iOcIL AFFAIRS

200 Gs~s fsr tAe yiossry n Sss~ Aa~ssAsre'
Oar Rsv.hieaa frissds b Biddeiori and saco
Arsd .alase Of 100 guns IN hssor Of the New
RampsAirs election. on last Wednesday AFTER
poou-sf,y from the heights in Biddefsri, and
my from Springs island In saco We are nOs
osrtai, Aat q sssAe sans poudsr that ths Cop
psrheads got and aid not care to burn. but We
know hat they Ielt terribly down in the mouth
whea they heard the rport q tho guns The
Rspub,ieaas Of S.ss and DdlesSri are wide
awakn Johnpuiaa denaEoguesm doesn't 60
dow. With <Aen, sad q course such rebuke
- has received in New Hampshire Is glory
enough for one day.
Coed rssasiars' L~~~s.
The Levce Of tina Good renplsrs, on wednes-
day evening. uss vol attended The tables
were spread with taste, and contained bounti-
ful supply Of good things Remarks were made
by Rev, Mr.. Stevens and Mr. Berry, and excel
lent music was furnishel BY The band.
Nee csrp~si~gs.
We notice tha, the sidewalk IN front Of y. A.
Days store in City Building, u lined win new
earpetinss. Nj. Day docs large business in
carpetings. snd his assortment Is always fresh
in quality and handsome In style
4sefh-r large Calf.
A COW belonging 70 Mr.. Iass BiekfOrd at
the Pool. gave birth To calf which weighed
when one dag old ssety trs pounds The
COW Is seven years old and IS an extraordinary
mixer.
To BE- reb.in.
Adams Block is 10 be repaired and w0rknen
are now putsius'on the roof
MAsoUEnApx BlLL.-A Masquerade Ball will
be given at City Hall. Friday evening. March
9th. Il will be select and fashionable party.
and the most elegant costumes can be obtained
at reasonable rates. Tickets can be obtained
of James ". Beckett at theJorRSAL office. and
OF George Lane. - Maia street, Biideford.
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Sheriff Sale.

WORK, ss.-Taken on execution and will be
l. cold ut public auction on Saturday. the eigh-
tesnth day or April. A ID 1868, at 2 o'clock IN tho
afternoon, on the premises, near Nason's Mills in
Limington In said county. all the right In
equity which Amos d. Richardson Of Lmington
has or had on the second day OF February. A. ID.
ls67 at O'Clock In the afternoon. being the time
Of the attachment or the same on tho original writ
In this action IN redeem the following described
real estate situated IN said Ii nngton, with the
buildings thereon, containing nine acres moro or
lees, and bounded as follows commencing at Q
heinlOok hub about twenty.four feet northwest OF
the northwest corner Of the dwelling.ho for.
nerly occupied by John liam. by tho Portland
road thence easterly by said road to the Alfred
ruad thence south by the said Alfred road TO land
formerly owned ny samuel Bradeen, thence west
by said Bradsens land 10 Little Ossipee River,
thence nortbcrly by said river to q large stone
marked A.. thence to the FIRST mentioned bounds,
being the homestead place OF Amos II. Richardson
aforesaid and more filly described In deed Of Al
fred II. Watson to said Amos Is. Richardson 70.
corded In Book 2q5. Page ~ of York County Reg
istry VI Deeds, the above described premises be.
Ing subject 20 a mortgage given to John d. Ander'
son Of Limlngton To secure the payment Of note
for the sum OF two hundred and hity dollars to
said Anderson, dated october 30. A. ID. 1865. Bald
Mortgage Deed 10 recorded In BOOB 293, Page 49l,
In York County registry OF Deeds.
3wl3 JOSEPH u. HARMON, Deputy Sheriff
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COURT RECORD.
=. j. Court, York County.

JANUARY TERM.--rAPLEY, J.
WEDNESDAY,, Mar. II. The Court came In AT
Q O'Clock The case Of Jas. F. Locke ps. Town
Of Kennebunkport came on, and IL still Ion trial.
This IL an action to recover. damage sustained
by defect in highway. The alleged damages
we're sustained in May, 1867. The defence Is
that, such injuries ~ were sustained were
caused by the viclousness Of plaintiffs horse
and that such damages as were sustained were
settled for at the time In the pSyAknt Of ply.
sician's charges, repair Of wagon, 60. The
case will not probably be given to the jury he.
fore Monday or Tuesday. Smith. Weld for
plaintiff; Luques & Dean, and Drew for de-
fence.
Divorces were decreed In the following cases,
since Wednesday:
Nahum VI. Thompson, Vs. Mary Thompson. Cause
desertou. and adultery IlsmIltnn. Or plaintiff.
Mary A brooks " Francis W. Brooks. Cause, deser
ton and adultery Smith for pln.
The case OF Locke vs.. Kennebunkport was ar.
gued on Tuesday by Mr.. Drew for.defts.. and
Mr.. Smith for plf The jury brought in YER
dict this morning Of hfty dollars for the plf.-
Smith. Weld, for plf Drew, Luques. for deft'
While the jury were gone over to Kennebunk'
port on Monday afternoon, to view the place
where plf In suit was injured, hearing In dam.
age was had before the Court In two cases Of
Howe vs.. Col. Chss. D. Gilmore, formerly shsr'
iG Of Penobscot county, for acts Of his deputy
Decision reserved. Howard for plf. Smith frr
dett.
The following divorce cases, heard since ou'
last report -
Margaret f. Maddox liblt. vs.. Augustus A.
Maddox. The court decreed the marriage null
and void, and gave the care and custody Of mi
nor child OF libellant, and ordered the libellee
TO contribute to the support Of said child, and
to pay costs Of the libel. Mason 4 Weymouth
for libellant. Emery. Bourne & Stone for u
belize.
Joseph s. Townsend liblt. vs. Elizabeth Town
send. Cause desertion and adultery. Divorce
decreed. Smith for liblt.
Hiram +. Gilpstrick vs.. John c. Hayes. an
action Of trespass for an assault on plE d..
fence that def. was school-teacher and plf his
pupil, and the alleged assault merely moder'
ate and deserved punishment In the proper
maintenance Of school discipline. On trial ~
VIC 60 to press. Clifford for plf, Burbank fol
def
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c,v. mn and nerm,,t.d tho bu,,n... n nrocesd.
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-03-20
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE,

Situated In Kennebunkport. Kennebunk river, with.
In mile Of the Village, containing twenty-five acres Of
moving land, and ten ~ pasture aud wootiznd.-
Said farm produces rnty tons o good hay per year,
and IL FIRE from whteweed. The house one story and
half one, with Rn ~" and wood house attached, and
contains ten well finished 10 In good repair with
fine cellar under the entire house. The barn u b
feet aud 10 la gci or~r. There 10 extra well of water
and never falling brUok en- the premises. All 81 the
buildings are OF q very superior character There 10
good school Within short distance. and four churches
within mile Of the premises.
ThII farm ia pleasantly located and commands an ex.
tensive view Of the Village and adjacent shpyards and
Is known a. the .Jscob Merrill Farm"
The above premises Afford IN opportunity such a. Gel.
dom presented In purchaser for further particulars en-
quire Of GEORGE 81 CAKES, dealer In books and sta.
tIonery, Kennebunk, Ne. gJ3m
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-03-20
In llankruptcy.

T'HIS Is to give notice, that on the eight
Bankruptcy was Issued against the estate Of IRA
nus d. Irackett, Of Berwick, In the County Of York
and State Of Maine. who has been adjudged BANK.
rupt, Individually and as member OF the hrm Of
Fiaeid h Bracket, on his own petition that tne
payment of any debts and delivery OF any property
belonging 10 such Bankrupt, 10 him. or for bis use
and the transfer OF any property by him are forbid.
den by law that meeting OF the creditors OF the
said Bankrupt. TO prove their deou, ana '" cno"ss
one or more Assignees ~ his estate, will DO held nt
u Court OF Bankruptcy, TO be holden At biddeiord,
before James ID. Pes.rnden, Register, on the .ixtn
day OF april, A. ID, 1865, nj twelve o'clock M'' ~
City Rooms. CllARLES cLahn,
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Sl,eri6's Sale

WORK, ss.-Takcn on execution and will be
Il sold at public auction on saturday the twenty.
llh day Of April 1885, at two o'clock IN the after.
noon nj the store of X. r. McIntiro In South Der.
wick. in said COUNTY all the right In equity which
Albert ShOrey of south Berwick has or had on the
sixteenth day of March 1867 at nine o'clock In the
afternoons being the time q the attachment OF the
the following described real estate situated In said
South Berwick ITO wit, certain lot OF land
In said South ,crwick. with the buildings thereon,
bounded a. follows, BY the "6reat Hill" road, by
q lane. by lands Of Daniel Mason by land; OF John
q Dore and lands OF the heirs Of oliver knights,
containing about onc.fourth OF an acre and bound.
cd by said ane and lands OF the town OF south
Berwick. reserving and excepting tho burying.
ground thereon, The above described premises
being subject to q mortgage given to Lyman Par:
sons Of STAFFORD in the County OF STAFFORD and
state or New Hampshire To secure the payment OF
nvte ofhand dated Feb. 49, 1867. for eighteen hun.
dred dollars payable In one year from date with
interest annually, which sum 10 now due Ssld
mortgage deed Is recorded In Book 3o!, page Is
YORK Registry. EbEN. y; NEALLl.
Deputy sheriff.
South berwick. March n, 1865 3wl3
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-03-20

To the Homo, sbis Justices OF Ms Supreme Jndie'af
Court noW Aoidsn IN Soeo VifAin and for hs Cesn.
fy ofYork and nsrt TO be holden at LUrsd IN satf
County on hs laird Tsssdsy ef Msy A. ID. 1865
T ydia A. Ssmberton Of Lebanon In said Coun.
Lily wife OF william Samberton formerly Of said
Lebanon whose residence is now unknown, respect.
FULLY ibels and informs this Hon. court, that she
was legally married TO said William on the twenty
seventh day ofSeptember AID. 1885 atSaeo in'.aid
county, and that she has cohahited with said WI
liam Samberton ct Lebanon aforesaid Tor hx years
and more since their intermarriage. Your ibeilant
has always behaved herself as q hithfal. chsste
and afeetlonats wife but the said William Sam
horton wholly regardless OF his marriage covenants
and duty on divers days and times since their 10:
termarriage has assaulted, illtreated and abused
your llbsllant, has been very Incorporate and has
been guilty OF adultery with persons to your pc:
tltIoner unk nown that he has wholly deserted and
neglected 10 maintain her. Wherefore believing
II reasonable and proper, conducive to domestic
harmony and consistent with the peace and moral.
ity OF society, she prays divorce from the bonds
1T matrinony between her and the said william
sambertOn. LYDIA A. SAhBERToN
March Is, 1868. ~
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Hon Jacob II. Ella, OF Dover, N. H.. . mem-
Der Of Congress, has four sons named as fol'
lows, Frederick Douglas. Parker Pillshury
Wendell Phillips, aud Charles Sumner.-Porf-
land Star.
There are several inaccuracies In the above,
ncighbor. Firstly.-Mr. Ella docs not live In
Dover secondly, his "four sons" names art
not Frederick Douglas ct estera thirdly, he
has not four sons.
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State of Maine.

YoRK, ss.-dt the Supreme Judicial Court b,0ur
aad hs at Saeo, ,siihrR and for sdsd eosHy OF l"k
on tks frat Tus,ddy of JANUARY ~ he yea, Of oui
Lord one thousand tig6t hundrsd and sirfy-s'ghf'
Upon the foregoing Libel, Ordered, that the 1T
bellsnt give notice to the said william Sambertot
10 appear before the Justices OF our said Suprem,
judicial Court, to bio held at Alfred, within ane
for said county of York, on the third Tuesday o
May next, by furnishing three weeks successivel,
an attested copy OF said libel, and this order there
on IN the Union and Journal, q Newspaper publish
ed In Biddeford In the county OF fofk, tho las
publication thereof to be thirty days, at least, be
ior- tho sitting Of said Court, that no may theI
aud there In our said Court show cause, " any III
have. why the prayer Of said Libel should not b'
granted.
~. Attest, II. FAIRFiELp, Clerk.
IS Cts A true copy ~ the Libel and order o.
tUN Aiis,f, II. FAIRFIELD. Clerk.