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other was taller and st0ufer, and not 90
active. He had round, full face. and a
very fair skin. clear, pink complexion,
and was evidently genuine Englishman.
The fight began by succession Of sharp
rapid attacks on the part of the foreigner,
which, however. the Engiishman parted
with consummate skill. For long time
this attack and defence went on. neither
party obtaining the smallest advantage.
and / rather fancied that the foreigner
was getting exhausted from the ceaseless
and amazing activity displayed by him,
while the Englishman did little else than
guard and parry. A thick cloud suddenly
obscured the moon. when the dark man
exclaimed, in an unmistakable foreign &C.
cent. '.Holdt, holdt; We cannot zeer'
These few words. with those of the Irish
officer already quoted. were all / heard
uttered by any of the party throughout
all that terrible time. Even during that
fearful pause, while the combatants stood
calm and still. almost like two statues.
not word was uttered; and when the
cloud passed away and the glorious moon
again shed her calm and gentle light on
this scene Of deadly strife, at a sign from
the seconds the duel began again in pro-
found silence, and was continued precise
IL as before, without wound or scratch to
either party. During the whole of the
fight. the seconds remained near their
principals. standing almost notion
less, with their arms folded beneath their
long red cloaks. At length the foreigner
began to lose his temper at being so con-
tinualIy foiled, and was working himself
into violent passion. while the English
man continued to preserve his cool and
calm bearing. After some cautious ma
neuvering. furious and desperate attack
by the foreigner now commenced. The
lightning-like rardity of his thrusts and
his wondrous activity Of foot were amaz-
ing: but felt certain he was exhausting
his strength. | did not fail to observe,
also, the ease and the little exertion with
which his attacks were parted. When
this had gone on for five or SIX minutes,
with but little pause, the foreigner. sud-
denly advancing step-apparently to
make doubly sure-delivered tremen-
dous thrust, which must have instantly
ended the fight, had not the Englishman
very dexterously turned the blade aside,
and, throwing his whole weight forward
in one sudden and powerful lunge, under
his adversary's guard. drove his rapier
completely through his body. and. with
such extraordinary force. that two inches
or more OF the blade came out under his
left shoulder. As the Englishman with
drew his sword with jerk, the foreigner
staggered forward step, threw up his
arms; and fell to the ground, dead. At
this instant the village clock struck two.
Two O'Clock in the morning of the 10Th
of July, 1770, was a moment to be re-
membered by me to the last hour of my
life.
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STAJEOF MAINE

SOMERSET Scout of County Commission
March adJ'd Term, May q, A. ID. 1882.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the Petitioners are resp0n
sloie and ought to be heard touching the matter set
forth In their petition, 1t is Ordered, That the
Souny commissioners meet the He. el in Flagstaff
fiantafion. on Wednesday, Aug 10th. A. D. 1852 at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and thence proceed TO view the
route mentioned in said Petition, q d immedi.
ately after, at O'Clock +. NJ, hearing of the
parties will be had at the same place. and such fur.
Iner measures taken In the premises as the Com
mssioners shall Judge proper. And the owners Of
s saia township being unknown it is further Ordered,
mat notice OF the time. place and purpose of the
Commissioners meeting aforesaid, be given to ali
persons and corporations interested. by publishing
an attesed copy Of the petition aforesaid with this
orcef thereon SIX weeks successfully in the UnonAd
socaie, public newspaper printed at North Ans0n
IN Somerset County, and in the Kennebec Journal q
Puohc newspaper printed at Augusta in Kennebec
county, by the printers to the State the last pubcs
on OF the same to be at least thirty days before the
ume appointed for said view, that all interested
may then appear and be heard, If they think proper
Attest: l.. II. WEBB, Clerk.
thereon.
ow22 Attest: L. H. WEBB, Clerk.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

~ GORGE A. Kelley and Chmena T. Kelley, mar
NJ ried woman, in her own right, both Of Rome
in the county of kennebec and State of Maine BY
their deed of mortgage dated the twentieth day OF
Maya. ID. 1879. and recorded in the Kennebec Reg
isry of Deeds, Book 32l Page 500 conveyed to David
Colder Of Belgrade in said county in MORTGAGE
certain parcel Of land situated in said Rome and
bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning on the coun
ty road at the west line of the town road leading
from said county road to Mount Vernon, thence
southerly ON said town road to Allen Brook &c
called thence southwesterly up on said brook to
pond at the head of said brook thence west north
west two hundred and twenty rods. thence norm
northeast ffyelght rods, thence east southeast on
the north line of lot 4, /, two hundred and forty
rods TO the east line Of check lot numbered eight on
A, I, thence northeast the west line of
check lot numbered eight on A, 2 ac-
cording to Samuel Downing's plan, until II
strikes the county road before mentioned; thence
southeasteriY on said county road to the bound first
mentioned, containing one hundred and ten acres
more or less. And the condition in said mortgage IL
broken, BY reason whereof the undersigned claim
q foreclosure. DAVID COLDER :
3S2fs by +. S. FoGc, his Atty.
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| SURE Defence.
Parker's G T6NiGl

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"Introdueed IN 1864. fire gears prior to
the ,ntroduction of any other Ner England
remedy for the same Diseases
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TO The Honorable County Commissioners in aud for
the County Of Somerset.
ME, the undersigned, citizens of No. 4, Range B.
w and vicinity, respectfully represent that n
change in the County road the south side of Dead
River, leading from the Ferry in Dead River PInnf.
ton to the bridge across said river near Flagstaff be
made 10 commence fifty rods more or IL ss east of Joel
woods house. and go south of said Woods house.
In or NJ ar road partly built and traveed and inter-
seer, al some point oriy rods west of said Woods
house, with the road now made. We therefore re-.
quest you to view and locate said road or such part
tnefeoi Us IN your Judgment the pubic convenience
pray.
Dated this goth day April. A. d. 1882
JOEL +. WOOD and others.
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PATENTS,

FAIEN1 ,.
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No. 20 State St., opposite X ilby, BOSTON
Secures Patents United states; also in Great
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of the claims Of any Patent furnished BY RENTING
one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington
No Agency in the DATED States superior "a
ciiifies for obtaining Patents ascerfaining the
Datentdbility Of Inventions.
X. II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
TESTIMONIALS.
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EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner of Patents
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

SETH KELLEY of Rome in the County of Kenne.
~ bee and State OF Maine, by his mortgage deed
dated the twentieth day of September A. D. 1870, aud
recorded in the kennebec Registry of deeds. Book
Page 81, conveyed IN mortgage to Alonzo Walker
Of New Sharon in the county of Franklin and said
State of Maine certain parcel of real estate situated
in said Rome, which said mortgage the heirs of said
Walker hereaiterwards. to wit: on the 10th day Of
March, A. ID. 1879, assigned to us the undersigned.
which said assignment is recorded in said Registry of
deeds Book 32i Page 49, Said real is bounded
as follows, to wit Beginning the county road
the west line of the town road leading from said
county road to Mount Vernon, thence southerly
said town road to Allen Brook $50 called, thence
southwesterly up and said brook to pond at the
head of said brook, thence west northwest two hun
d. ed and twenty rods, thence north northeast fifty.
eight rods thence east southeast the north line Of
lot A, two hundred and forty rods the cas-; line
of check lot numbered eight on A, 1; thence north
northeast on the west line of check lot numbered
eight on A. p according to Downing's plan, until it
strikes the county road before mentioned, thence
southeastern said county road to the bound first
mentioned. containing one hundred and ten acres.
more less. And the condition in said mortgage
broken; by reason whereof we, the undersigned,
claim foreclosure.
DAVID COLDER and HENRY ". COLDER,
3w2f by E. ). FOGG, their Atty.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
4 Brides Terror. .
Cheyenne Sun.

On the west bound Cn,on Pacific train yesterday was a ne~l, welded pair. who were as loving and tender as people in that interesting condition c; hfc usually are. They had a seytion III sleeping car and were en bndal tnp ,o the racihc coast.
 Near Sldne, a wheel an the sleeper waS broken. and the tram stopped !, that place abou, m hour le put on new palr ot wheels Here NT Goodwin. who is tho bridegroom alluded te. go; oui to kick up hIs heels and ieek around. and ~hlle he was absorbing the ',ean,lc> ei nature anal some other things about the town the tram winch is one oi those things iha; doc>n vat for tirne eT Inc ted qajei- l rolled o4.- 3eaan-- -MI -tIaodsln and bearing awaY h4s~hrldc.
 Then there aa> can>terna,ion n Sldnes. ard en board the pallman- The hrdr ~a> n a s,a,e bordering on distraction be- cause et her ta>i hese. and >ainl> though trantl ally. dfd the groom put n hts bc>, ioccmotior ia catch the rr,seains tram. \, he and hls hride were enc with xeIN clear case ot ! pa>scase, on h,arr ;t,ai aas ieti behind. t ~a> fgn tor escrN bedN else eNccpt inc t~n most decpis inietc>tt ti-
 taillnc Ia catch thc ,t.,in en foot he ciambercd into the rth ot a locomotive winch happened ,a he pu,tins about the place and earnestly saiielicd help. he engineer. tender -hcafted man W'ih ] tender. sa~ ha0 !; w,>. and proceeded ,a obiA.n proper agthHt,tS l. qaicki> as pos s.hlc. .ini started with Mr t,ood~ .n on I stern chase after the iiNns rata tha; MS try1ns to make up an heur al io>, ;smc. tnd ~hseh was proud a' ! aes pan ai wheels, Aw-tX the e>tra locomotive sped on inc NInS> ot love and sympathy and steam. -t.4.Asi.s4a l'etted ihc enstaerr ant: fireman and helped te shove! coal. and the Antelope. ' nile> west. and wsgi- eyed pur>ans husband oHeftoak the hcatflc>> sat> that had run asaH ~lth hi> bran ne" Niic. ana -.,aa ihel were hlaem- inSlN happy 4snn n essh other 4un>
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

ing the General from the log. and his soldiers Jeff that battlefield. These ,~o men. one on each side. vas the first blood shed ln the war. except the men of the Massachusetts regimen; who were killed by mob in Baltimore. Maryland. was with my regimen; in luly. lS6i. and vis, lied the cemetery ln Richmond. Virginia. and stood over the grave. at the head ot which ~as board bearing Ihis inscrip- non. fhe name have forgotten ] From North Carolina. the hrsi soldier killed in @ar eetS cen the North and South Any ei the ed soldiers ot the Sixteenth Geor- slA regiment wltl recolleet the cirtum- stances oi thI>. the irsI battle of the war.
 Thls latter s:on. however. has been eoa;radieted IT part. Wughi having inIs- taken the name at ,hs federal officer. | beng Winthrop. no; Mad>North. and he WIS Killed several hours after the tnc,den, referred .o.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
The Flls. Dea Confederate.
kHG 41E

5. R. Wri th. ot Richmond relate. the Following II ;o he ilr>; two soldiers killed or the cnnfederai. s!le !.l the -!a;e fese.- lion
 Tine frs; soldier ~ila died whsic m the service of the s51,hern states was tailor from Augusta. e,eorgit. aho died T April. I5el. and ihe nr>i soldier killed n battle was a beardless 5oy not twenty years old. from North Carolina. in May. tSoI. This Was the nrs, blood shed r ,hc southern cause There were two nrs, Georgia rc c-lncn,sw hich vent tn ;he N 2r m Aprl. 1891 the firs; regulars aho were sent Co Savannah and the firs, volunteers who were ordered to Pensacola under Colonel kaInseN. from Agga>;A. There were two companies from Augusta. sseoT- gIa. n ;hls !cg.s1cn, one ot boys G>t from schaoi, aed me of oidc- rf,.xenS of August. |. :ae later company Nas q tailor. "5e 2 < tfoll1 ..l; and pa, n his bosa.E a IareT. ar. as sometimes called. a ;Eaneicr- ,nd-h ShiniaE snake There Is 4ue;H at ;hss ,pecIrs of ser pcnt. some whose Jlte /, deadly. and o,h- CTS who are nat Il a.. po.,onogs. The soldicr ma4e a 'a s,ase. II there but iittle difference .a.ac.r lcaks. Nhlie go- ing around Nith the snake n his bosom ! crowd ef hl> ieA+s, -ss.dfer> gathered around hsm ana la a ,3.ri; of brasado he took t out aad 3ss.o.;eSi ;he reptile until |, bit hlm o7 inc BacN .: n.s hand. from which he dad very soon. The snake vas killed. taken ;p \ ,as;4 ani preserve ea IT alcohol, Beng .a iha, el;y .-s month, afterward ! sAS n. reptile. which sAs t~ O feet long and abol, the SIC of 4 hild : finger All ,he members oi the nrs, Georgla regiment resoiiect thls circum- stance.
 The frs, soldier k lied n battle m the southern side ~as n Rig B-;hel church. about tifty miles from tiut To~n. Nirgin- nia- Benjamin Butter had landed the hrst yankee troops in Virginia n May 1891. and was me; oy Virginia r-siinent at the church na;n-d General Wads- worth of Coaaec;:eG; &as in immediate command. and upon seeing the southern troops adsancing en hs:a jumped apon T log. waved ms sword oscC ms head and ordered his men ,o ire They did so. and the North Carolina boy. who was vol unteer Tn the Virginia regiment feil dead the only one killed on our ssde. lmme- diafely our men returned the ire. shoot
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
An American Baronet.
A 4ws


 Gcafse .Ai,rcd Town>cnd h.> cro>>ca he o, etn aca5n and ,,rl;e~ from Irc'Aad a'' a- es.s'n' 2f his 'r( h h. ar'irle t.e >4N,;
 5 We had m board a re.l Amcrsan bar. net ST lame, Non,cl;h, haroae'. ], ya..ns farmer fraIu Can1nda ,ua. x :. born m ;Ac Jnitcd S;4te,. and ia"&iuI : Ike farm bos, and rather deserted b. some of the English was.hippet> bcsaa s, he |, not an lmpa>tes. Sad
 olf james. nn~ auc YoI a h1sosct :, ', NJ ftiher's elder brother. whn ed without sons Was he son of bareHes ere.;ed =by- riitifss'-.r riitifs'-.r-i IT rS5.- tiN 1nCic dxlng, my father. who had rctno1es. : NeA York state. -becar2ae lAe ihe bar onc,. and am the oldest ,sn ard h, ln- hefi.or of the ti,,c since my father. < death
 ~rh1s is ;lc straight. true >;ar,- and }, i, o7ly :. pity ;ht. >grh t modest y"su- man >aoald ne, appeal in h'> e4ttser-ifsii, anl,. ,isee he ~i,l sct small rredt fer tae earoretey. wearing his farmer la'hs~ s7d ,4....lld hestss li,,Ft4et. .iss,tss. tise f,' z If asses in Amcr who appreciate the reward of such thng
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
All Have S.en |,
E4rE-

The bralaicss. self ss.,f,t5ct cl9he- iorfas i, component par !-vefy ~csi r-gsAtef community. The ha' oa la, small head is .!nays c4rcfuil. brushed. He ~eArs his i,,le beard asna; in patrhe= "yer hts -xpressioniess face. Ills boots alnays shine unrIl he can see ms o~n face re- ic ted n ihclf mirrbry sGrf.r The rfa- .2l qle,,lnn ocGup.-s na gi his iinlc, and he szs;es hours n aff<1-sIp-. iss hsif
 srs,hctic sf,le. And ye,. ;@sen from ! .ad 70 fpo, he could nescr pass far q 3eli dressed man in Chest-rneidlan circles He has no manners. but is cheap up-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
,..r,i4. IL, Of eoaira,, sf ',o. of THE. AKKANStW TRANELER

h VI ~rIEe So. satpass-5 ~.~n Mum b~rt .ae <aa. ,.tef f.si.ng .r''h tl.ag s~<F fsts fr feAsft 0f.fy ftRrs HsKI~ ANofHEE Dfc ls9tlio% er FktNCfEl ks "hst Ft<F fll.u APE2s.~ss $If.FaA%. |. tf,r 5s=rf Is- zatf=.5sas .s. t.f Es Eofiass;. = sfcs ts4t a.tHasa sian = urt.f rr 'a~tYrx s. tsrsf si4sg We Xii ,bOi Hfiattf ~ iftk fal.E E<tffu ~f tfNtsI-t s.s. F tf ass-. ssesss s--s~f 's-iazf- sss. s.t=.tsfa-5 t.NCfF ZEE i.AEih, @fff~a s.sfis- tta.e -Ko - ,A- es!.fs3' ot fisla a asg~f sfd r-gass-sai,,. as r-ss .s4f fz7tr Lrt sza m~ai a4. g~,a tt8nssne.e tss crsffes to b~ f.> na~sf p@; ~tie negro f=stee' ts~ftf ger aerlttes
 SURPRISED DiEiIsT> eeaps~ e,f 'ss-a ssso <znt.d 70 u,s.s frpsf.isaa ~th s~f firg,fa
 4Ea AtfC gI.. iio. < la.a of lssr,s,~r e.n.e a-o4ae fs- corner saI s'rsts assn ~fsf. .PHI kf3t> iLi-tt>IR RAffOS. | .:rar-- Dreaea-r -ho barss ,uipt.a' dafaag hts .esson.
 rrrtc try ov p2A.r2 tio- - .as s x,ran-ni~i fn r-tarnssg a s;ol~s .~,ch ~l-enxes, spe>eh on record. s4ch pistsl, ' ~~osld b-ai barn. v -Sky hEa,. SY ps !" Lac a xaste eae EfttgfiA i.sna-gs" seoft a.Hsofosa s.,tcars o. 4.e ;.s'4srsPhs iaten4-iY fat-fes;ag sah nsxhi, amusing
 rrg s.LscIEo WAITER I- Sa. far above the .ser~E se.sp@per seisctisns-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
Assassination by Silence
Desas Free Press

Letfat r rce Press
 1his = inc ..;est GailIe.sm l;Nas the yerdlet ai inc ncdicl incn and Of society ln ahe case of t French woman recent, deceased: and ! caraner's }urs would probably have rendered the same verdict Il the case had h, been kept from Ihe coroner. Noble bN birth she was and seN rlch: bu; she was hepeies>lx plan. ugly of feature and humpbaoked Her husband. d duke. ;aSffied her for her mones and hated hes s,r her asAncss. A founI ,hi after her wedding her martyr dom began. hut n, x other eonlusAi martyrdons have done. The duke law ished attentions on heF-sn pahl3t he was .1ffcctIonate before the seN an,>: |, was " daring. and beloved. and uly liltle cai when any one was present : but n prlvate changed. and onlN one old nurse MAS in the secret. He prc,cnded ,o bc ieAious nf her. and So played the oihello. He had the hinges et u. the doors e2reiull, oiled that ,heH could be -a4le1ed- -A4tAn--- ereak. the damc>ttes were framed n move about nolseIc>>iX >nare> were SCI n the sa>; gardens oi .act hotel >o th&i never he ehiFp oi .t sparrow was heard. Enc peef ~ei'ian N..> iorced ,o iivc n the mids, of siien (. s ;..>. ...., .st, he >eaHled so feaffully l; eSers one Whe appreae aed hls ~lie to speak ia her that ll,ile bv h;;le people ceased ;o make the effort, And then after they had returned. ard shc had gone Ia bed. he would enter wlih Is, shoes on his feet so as IL; ,o ..n- if,,es:tse h;> coming. and wet.id s,faaiI,c l scene ot 'ealaus1, That i> "a s.l>. he would pace Qp and down Ike one ln d IT, who i> lhnU, to burst inio reproas hes words af anger would seem or the pom, si l>,u!n. from h.> mouth then hc would stop ~ thc besisEz;e and ralse h;s hand IT threat. hu, he never struck. he Sct CT spoke. and rc>amins his Halk Na.lld -e through ihe sane >ceue over ant oNef a.aiu 4ntll overcome bt fatigue aa4 hat- ror. the duchess swooned E1en nigh, Icy ten wears his victim watched fsf men aec, Whch he seemed abou; ,n proricf sH; ,a Whlch he never stge vent The Iocior, Wc1c summoned ai last but ihe utmost ;hcy could say was ,ha, ,hc, were in the presence of some horrible mystery winch could m; bc fa,hamcd without klIE- .ug the husband. And when ;hc pe#r woman died and the old nurse tald hc, story they rendered the verdict above re- corded
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
!. l Il No TruS; Ye
stM

Ntttt# St
 Twa zentar5es ago. - thc Highlands a' >r1tisnd. ,a .lsk fol a fetc5ps - pr3a4>- sor, Hatc was though; tn in,4it li pal ucs haa business natter in ttan>af;. ihes stcppea l0to the ar. txe, thclt cNe> upai3 the hc4Aen>. ard each repeated hl> aa,l- g,iss.i ssy;,3.stFt= fi.,,->>. mark ~as then tarted upon some taek ot Tree neal ht. as a remembrance oi the com- pact. such :, thnS breach oi .8n- trt5i a-ts fateiN met N sth. se .hly dIe the people regard jhc.r honoi.
 Aiirii tfiv march nj ftaproyernr hfua.. V the aeW mode ot detus ha,nc~> tteN were eften taaaed h2 the,c innovations An .,nes dete = hancet. 4u~n at ! tanner ~he h..a been the i.aaL,nd, .nd learned worldly "i>dems oa trtu9nius = ifts na. uAe f4f4sh ae Rad need | ; sasa - moues. .,td asaas ba.d = .,,k la.,i 'fstfa s gentleman ai mcaus named stcss#a lhs N#,~ kndiz srlntra aut NJ S,eA. al, counted oat thc eaid. h., .ane. .te farmer wrote A tc' e3Pi and htae.,.i ! r. Nr Ste41rt @
 ~Naat 5 ,la,. mln ,r,c4 Nt e.eN- sr'. even. he sip af paper
 l. | ree.sPi. -ff. e4aa.ne f#e 't etee }e bttk the gold 4; inc nSit ilale. fe- p.Ied sandy.
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