Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
alleged. utter de.ertioa and adultery.
Continued for further notice.
Oeofr, Hsxsn for libellant.

vor appeared 10 Court aud were ssvefally
arranged upon indictments found At this
term Zoe keeping and maintaining nui.
sance..
Richardson and Favor are the regular
~ appointed liquor agents Of the towns
Of Greenwood and Norway. respectively.
and I, WI. claimed by p.opl, Of those towns
that IL Vas the custom Of the agents 10
eel liquor prOmisooasly aud 10 such an
sxtsn, a. 10 make their places Of business
nuisance. within the meaning Of the
statute The feeling VAS % s,rong ,h,,
the matter VAS brOash, before the Grand
Jury 9TH the re.al, thu, indictments
-srs presented As already reported. Up
oa ausisnmsn, thi, morning the respond.
en,. each pleaded guilty. RiehArdson
VI. then sentenced 10 p.y foe Of $500
aud cost. taxed =, sSj. add Favor ~s'
.enisaesd 20 pay foe Of 5000 aud cost.
taxed =, s2j. The fae' and costs were
paid
O VI. Hsr.ey. County Attorney. fo'
the State; c. T. Holt for Favor and A.
s Kimb.ll Cor Richardson.
Alice VI. Wnd~ell. lbsllant, u.Am.
brO.e wari-sll. Libel Coz divorce d.
yo,es deerssd for the cause Of srO. aud
confirmed habits Of amortization.
&. T. Holt Zoe libellant
sn.hS Staples. hbsllsn,, Va. William
Staples. Libel f1r divorce. Divorce De.
creed Tor utter dsser,iOa Coz statute Pc
nod.
A. :. Kimball for hbsllsnt.
BY the reosa, &C, Of the legislature d.
,orcs. nos beenns absolute upoa the en-
,ry Of the decree.
I, ". expected that the erimiaal bus
zoe. would Be taken up Moad.y morn
ins. ba, the eases wher. the rs'POadent'
-sfs in custody wsrs disposed Of on Sat-
url.y By plea. % guilty. thu. oevis,ias
the necessity q trial. 10 ,hO.e matters
The bs1, slSil action Coz uial 10 that
o. l.. Webb Jackson va Samhsf =
Tucker. 40 action Of ue.P.'. Thus
case Il In order Zoe Tuesday morning,
having been postponed TO ,h., time ic
make way fof the eIimh.l docks, on
Monday.
Adds A. Mouisoa. hbsll.n, ". lnde'
pepdsnos Mori.oa. Libel tOr divorce
Cause alleged ds.sr,i0a. Con,inrsd fo'
further notice. George II. B.sbse io'
hbellant
Fsnk 7. Cumming, ,i al W. Ja',ii
" Everett AID Osr,is NJ. Everett. At
action on = pr5ni.sory bo,s Zoe So g.,
The note "a. signed BY both defendants
Gsfiis NJ. being the -lf. q Jl,,in w
Everett .nd a minor. The liability o.
Ja,,ia ". wn admitted. the qas.,i3'
bsins .. 70 the liability q The VIE
Submitted 20 the Presiding Js',ios. D.
ei.ioa reserved. {. T.. Holt fof PILE
Bssres .ad Seams zoe defendants.
wnitsa Doe Ne otiofd Dsmoctst
Up the Peninsula with Mcclellan
Camp Cochr.hs. near w.shins,oa
u c.. March "a. 1862 We Got match
Jog orders. 20 Be ready 20 break camp 81
d.ylish, 90. nofro-. Nth three day.
cooked r.,iots and .Iiy rouad, o.
ammunition Aeeoordinsly We pasksC
ap and Jay Groand sOnj-eiarins -hsr'
sc we're 10 b, seat. Oas std snO,hs'
would give their opiaioa; some ssfs fo'
.ending y. 20 Msn..o; Others would
have u. .snt 10 Ns- lork 10 guard ,h'
city; AID 90 the time sped on all eight
An. When the bias, Of busle ~. heard
a. headquarters 10 fall In. sooa ,h'
troop. the -,re ia motion. their de.,in.'
ton being AlsI.hdri.. Virginia. -hieh
place they reached Ia the afternoon.
The nsI, dsy VI. occupied In se,,iss
the troop. and baggage on steamers. a.
5r. NJ. they cas-, Of and dropped the
.nshor. A, 6. An the ?sih. &c hove "
the anchor and proceeded do-n the PO'
,onae river A, ~e passed Fort Wash
ins,oa . salute va. fred. THIS fort
command. the river and !. ihirieen mile.
iron the capital. opposite snd . it'll,
farther down !, Moaai Vernon. where Is
the tomb Of w..hiag,os; al soVsinmsa,
boats toll the bell While P.ssias We
arrived =, Fortress Moarce ~ I.r.S
The nsli day vs wen, into hamP,on
Roads, where The troop. dissmo.rkrd
and -srs marched to Ns-Pot Ness. .
distance Of foar miles. Thi. place Il
-hsrs the rebel gunbo,, sank the United
State, sun.kips Cumberland aud Con-
srrs. The topm.,, aud one spar -sr'
al ,hA, 90. 10 be seen Of the once aObls
ship. With their ,wO hundred brave men.
All found one common grave beneath ,h'
wa,sis Of James river The work Of un.
loading the baggage and lOadins !, into
wagons occupied two days; the men did
40, understand The mules. and often 20,
more ia their wagon. than they could
draw. We moved up TO tie troops
aud issued rAiiOhs. The eOaniry ~A'
vas delisktfal. Peach trees we're IN
fall bloom; !, looked like one 'e.
Of pink billos, a, the trees waved 10 The
brssIs. While here We had plen,y Of
ra,iou,. Clam. could be had fOr the
digsing; oyster. the same.
April 81 We broke camp q, 8. A. n.
and moved eight miles, where We
e.mpsd in . large wood. The enemy
~sre al around us. We we've no,
.llossd to build Gre after the shadows
Of evening bsgsn to fall. fOr fear Of
drawing the attention Of the enemy.
The nsx, morning We took the road
again ba, bad no, gone far before . sho,
from seros. Geld told Us ~e were near
TO the foe. A skirmi,h liae vas soon
formed and SEQ, IN advance feeling their
way. the troop. following. TAe roads
~sie Ia bad coalition. 90 the teams
could 20, keep With the Troops. The mud
vas often up TO the aides OF the mules.
What the troop. marched 10 one day
would take two days for the teams. So
ration. were scarce. The troop. arrived
At w.r-iek Court house April 5,h; ~e
did DO, get toe ra,iOns up ill the s.h; 90
the men vere reduced slmo,, to s,arva-
tiOn- The troops bad driven the enemy
across The river aud wete exchanging .
fec shells. A fs- were wounded bu,
none killed. The enemy came down and