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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY U, 1871.
THE TIMES
The Fighting Outside Paris—Horrible I Another Burning Fluid Horror—A
Touching Deathbed Scene.
Appearance of the Battle Field.
Search for Wives.
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2
Every variety of Job ^York executed with neat
ness and dispatch, pt reasonable rates.
."2^* LEGAL TENDERS taken at par for
subscription.
SCAT !
Where d o men usually discover the women A Row on Top of a Row—How the Fur
About eight o’clock on Thursday morning,
Tbero is a park just at the extreme end of
Flew and how ‘ Fur” it Flew.
who afterward become their wives? is a ques
the village of Villiers, on tho Pari» side. . Dec. 1st, the inhabitants of the quiet village tion we have occasionally heard discussed,
Before and all around it raged the battle on ol Suff*rn, N. Y., cn the Erie Railway, were and the custom lias in variably become of value
The fact that Mr. Oliver lived in a uniform
both day*—the 30th of November and tho startled by a tremendous report, as if from a to cur readers. Chance has much to do in row of houses in the 14th Ward of Philadel*
6'o»ot(y Ojt-cri— Judge. T. II B. Shipley ;
2d of December. The chateau is officers'» cannon, coming from the residence of Mr. the affair, but then there are important and phia, was the reason why he wit6 unfortunate.
Clerk. Silas J. Day ; Sheriff, Henry Klippel :
Deputy Sheriff. E. D. Foudray ; rreastirer, John
quarter«. II iw it suffered ! There is scarce Riggs, who lives there,.but works in Pater governing circumstances. It is certain that One moonlight night l&st week the noise made
Neu her ; Assessor, David Redpath : County Com
ly a window Sash left in one side of it, and son. Instantly Miss Emma Rigg“, a fine girl few men make a selection from ball rooms, or by the cats on his roof was simply awful.—
missioner*. Johu S. Herrin. Thom.:« Wright:
Sch'» >1 Superintendent, Win. M. Turner ; Survey
to approach it there i« no necessity to make of fourteen, rushed from the house, enveloped any other place of public gaiety, and nearly Mr. Oliver lay in bed, trying in vain to get
or, J. 8. Howard ; Coroner. L. Ganung.
i ii«e of the entrance gnte. The wall is smash- in a sheet of flame. Mr. Norris, the station us lew may be influenced‘by -«what eAvy be to sleep, and grinding his teeth-in rage, until
Jitckt.' u ille Prcciact. —»Justice of the Peace.
i ed from top to bottom in a dmen places. I master, tog« her with several others, started called “showing off” in tho streets, or by any at last the uproar overhead became unendura
-James It. Wade; Constable, N. Stephenson.
entered near the gate, nnd the first ► ght 1 to the unfortunate girl, but the p »or victim allurements of dress ; our conviction is that ble. Mr. Oliver crept out of bed «cftly. Io
T.»c* nt’ JacktonvUle.— Trustees, A. II. Martin,
saw was ten dead Saxmis in a row. Their ran nearly a hundred yard* in her fright be ninety-nine hundred parts of all the finery ¡that his wife would not bo wakened. He put
-James Wilson, N. Fts.ier ; Prostdent of the
Board, Davul Linn ; Recorder, U. S. Hayden :
faces were covered, nnd three of their com fore they could catch her. The gentlemen with which women decorate or load their jon his slippers, seized a boot with each hand,
'■Treasurer, ilenry Pape : Marshal, G. Seaman.
rades watched over them. Passing through wrapped their coats around her bodv, 1 from persons, go fur nothing, so far as husband and, clad in tho snowy robe» of night, be
JoSEPOINK COVHTT.
the park in the direction of Paris, I walked which nearly every stitch of clothing bail catching is concerned. Where and how, opened the trap-door and emerged upon the
Comity Vjhc'rt.— Judge, J. B. Sifers ; Sheriff.
out through an embrasure in the wall and been burned, extinguished the flames and then, do men find wives ? In the quiet homes roof.
—AND-
Daniel L. Green ; Clcrt, Charles Hughes ; Asses
There were thirty or forty cats holding a
came upon rising ground. It was one ol the ii carried her back into the house, Here the of their paicuts or guardians, at the fireside,
sor, R. E. Foley; Treasurer. Wut. Naueke;
flames burst oat again, but were quickly ex-
Commissioners, Thomas G. Patterson, II. Wood
hottest parts of the bailie field, nnd almost
win re the domestic graces and feelings are kind of a general synod out there in the cool
took; School Superintendent, K. R. Middl-s
tinguished. Upon arriving at the house the I
are charms ____
which
,
the
centre
of
the
scene
of
fighting.
Heav
uL»ne
demonstrated. ' These
_____________
__ "f th® evening,
_ enjoying
_ the bracing air and
worth.
mother of the girl was also found in fla mes, ! ino4 surely attract the high as well as the s’ng*n£ glees. As Mr. Oliver approached
en«t what a sight ! To see the men advnnc
Jmepkiac (’>»<»1*7.—Circuit Court. First Monday
having caught fire while attempting to save humble. Against these all
finerv and air.»
cats » moved over to th* next roof. Mr.
the finery
air» I the
^ie cat
in April and Fourth Monday in October County
ing under fire of the forts, and falling at
the girl before her flight from the house.
Court. First Monday in January, April, July and
Oliver
advanced and flung u boot at them*
in the world sink into insignificance,
I every step ; to see the French and Stxons
October.
The gentlemen mentioned quickly extinguish
They then adjourned suddenly to the summit
shall illustrate this by an anecdote :
amid that horr.J din of artillery aho »ting one
ed the flame s with which she was surrounded.
A
certain
gentleman,
whose
health
was
ui the adjoining lesidence. Mr. Oliver pro-
I another down with Casrepot and needle gun ;
Physicians
were
quickly
summoned,
ami
rapidlv declining, was advised by his pliysi-! ¡ected another boot and went otef after th«
Business tarifs.
; to hear the “hurrahs” followed bv a volley.
everything possible was d me for the sufferers. cians to try change of climate as a means for brst one. In this manner the tynod retrea-
and as the smoke died away to find the bins
The injuries of the girl were at once pro recovering liis health. Ilis daughters feared ted and Oliver advanced until the end of the
thinned and living men advancing over the
nounced fatal. The mother was less danger
that those who had motives entirely mercenary row of twenty houses was reached, when the
prostrate bodies of dead and dying was Imr-
ou.-ly
burned,
and
may
recover,
although
she
rib’.e, b it nothing like so horrible a* the
would not pny him that attention which he cat9 arranged themselves io a line along the
JACKSONVILLE LODGE !>o !•
sight of the battle-field, with hundreds of is dreadfully scarred about the head, fac t and might expect from those who, from duty and parapet, ruffled up their fur, curved their
dead aud dying there in the cold air, the sun neck.
affection united, would feel the greatest spine» and spat furiously at Oliver,
LDS ITS REGULAR MEETINGS ON
Miss Emma Biggs was one of the favorite
shining ou their ghastly features and stifl
pleasure in ministering to his ease and com-
That bold warrior gathered up his boots
every Saturday evening at the Odd Fellows’
scholars
o»
the
»Suffern
Institute,
and
at
two
Brother* in good standing are invited to
forms, while the cannon on Avron and No
fort. They therefore resolved to accompany ;U,d determined to retreat. lie walked back
I.
JOHN MeKEE, N. G.
o’cuck, death being certain, at her request
gent
weie
thundering
with
sounds
which
him. They proved that it was not a spirit of ¡over a dozen bouses, and descended through
SMITH, R. Secy.
the principal and entire school were sum
California
St..
(Up
Stair«,)
over
Reames
shook
the
earth
f<>r
miles
round.
dissipation and gaiety that led them to do this,.a traP door, lie went down stair« to bis bed-
’u. B ilger , )
I. K lii - pei .,
• Trustees.
A. H llsou'a Livery Stable,
One of the first great groups I came upon moned to her bedside. She eOoly and calmly for they were not to be «een in any of the gay roOin, a,,d opened the door. There was a
I. V. H elms , )
was c«»mp »sed of sixty French bu ITiers. A bade them all good-bye, one by one, taking and fashionable circles : thev were never out
in the room in the act of walking up and
t—f
fewSax »nsaul Wurtembergers lay uround them by the hand and bidding them a last of thmr father’s company, and never stirred ‘1'»’™ with a baby. Before Oliver had reeov-
C W. KAHLER,
them ; but the Germans h>td already removed farewell. She then requested them to sing from home, except to attend him. either tu iercd fr°Q1 amazement the man flung the baby
and 1 »id in their last sleeping place most of some of her favorite hymns, and an attempt take the air or drink the waters. Ina word,: uP«n the bed, and seizing a revolver, began
Alionipy aifi ta¡r.is.Hor-a(-Lan,
the dead. Tiie centre of the group was was made by her fellow scholars to emu ply they lived a recluse li!e in the midst of a town, firini? rapidly at Oliver. It then dawned up-
O.iver that he bad come down the wrong
formed of a cL se line of forty six. You with her request, but they br> ke down with then the resort ot the most fashionable per
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
proceeded up staire again
could not have placed a bo ly between any emotion. Tne wounded girl then commenced s »nages of Europe. This exemplary attention| traP duor*
Wil! practice in I be Supreme Court, District, at:<i
herself
and
sang
a
hymn
through
with
a
cleat
t
to their father procured the three amiable sis 'Uddenly, the man with the levolver practis*
two. They fell sh »u'd«r to shoulder just as
.»(her Court« of tills St ite.
OFFICE — Iu building formerly nee ipii-1 l»y o JACKSONVILLE,
ORECON they bad Stcod to ti e. By far the greater voice without a tremor. She then gave di ter* the admiration of aU the English at S—,!in« nt bitu *n a Panful manner. When
.T rc >h«—wppo-ite Coti't H u»<- -I'tinrr.
number «’f them were on their backs, with lections about her funeral, the clergyuiun and was the cause of their elevation to
t„ that
___ Ol*vcr reached the roof, he shut the trap
the
ssrmuD,
<tc.,
in
a
who
should
preach
ave them
an“ 8too<I upon >t. The man fired
DR. GE I K
their feet to P.tris ami their heads to Villiers.
rank in life to which their merits gt..~
f
r
a
girl
of
her
age-
wonderful
manner
through
the boards twice, and then booked
Al.«», it was painfully evid-nt. that many of
so just a title. They were all married to
(late Surge»»« I’.
and
died
during
After
this
she
began
to
sink,
the
door
upon the inside.
them, an I of others wh »m I saw su' sequent-
noblemen—one to the Earl of B----- ,another
Fhysicixa, Surgeon.
ly, but who Imd lived probably many h urs the afternoon. The mother still lies in a to the Duke of II----- , and after to the Mar , A moment after Oliver beard Lim springing
Mirii.L I’Rtcrii’E i
rd to ________
the Duke — of N a watchman’s rattle from the front window.
y V H»Ij icent
ifs. u:
wi:lu ut n band to lend them «u Cor, and in dangerous condition.
qnis of D----- . and a tliil-
ail calls un pro e*,i >n »1 l»u«i
The caii-e of the burning was the girl’s ----- ; and it is but justice to say that they re As soon ns the neighbors knew there was a
piercing sn.»w am! frost. One p.»or fellow
I
Ol FiCE kNI) R
®ew UP 8ta*rs aQd
i..v on his fac ’. lie hid two rifle wounds in trying to light the fire in the morning by the flected honor on their rank, rather than ,,ian on t'“e r0°f»
on 4th .*tn-t, onp.»s te e ?
k J \VI -G A LARGE AND TV
use i f a little oil. It was known aS Dau- derived anything from it.
fastened their trap doors, and Mrs. Oliver
bis
b
ick.
lie
had
part'y
stripped
himself,
mui :
<>»t- j »» i ».
j J ed as*< it uint of
fastened hers, w:th the firm conviction that
.Ian. Sl'i. js.O.
an 1 he di* 1 with a hull on each ballet hole. I irth’s patent non explosive oil, and was war
Hints
for
Housekeepers.
some predatory villiau bad entered while she
Several h id taken
___ oT their knapsack* and ranted site and non explosive. The explo
Dr. L. r. divin ,
I
sion
was
fearful.
It
v.as
heard
at
a
consider,
slept nnd stolen her Oliver. When he tried
pla -e 1 them un l»-r their heads, and so pillow
If
the
covers
of
sofas
and
chair»
are
dirty,
G .’IT "3o-»Oii. 27*1 no strec t
able
distance
;
the
glass
was
blown
out
of
the
the door it was fast, and Mrs. Oliver was
el. Lil l»;eathcl their List breath. Others
thev
in
iv
be
cleansed,
without
being
remov
«creaming
so fiercely that he could not make
were
windows,
and
the
petition
and
walls
clenched their water 1» -ttles in one hand, but
Opp.i-itc ! he V 14
ed,
by
first
washing
them
over
with
warm
himself
heard.
By this time the street was
had been unuhk t» remove thee irk. and died cracked und started. — X. K Lieraid.
water
and
soap
rubbed
over
them
with
a
flan
filled with policemen, all of whom were bla
A tl’-v kN *AS L ive « y S vasi i :.
without being able to wet their lips in their
“S nakes in B oots .” —We have kno«n nel ; then, before they are dry, sponge them zing away at Oliver with their revolvers,
last agony. Some, in their sufferings, had men, whose noses were I eginning to blossom,
over with a strong solution of salt and wa while the young men, in the houses across
e
J:ick“ »nvi’le, Oregon.
burr -wed their faces in the thick clay on who were occasionally troubled with “snakes
ter, in which a small quantity of gall ha* the street kept up a steady fire with pistols.
ii. II. <;« i : i :. nman ,
which they lav. and turned their blo aly and I
9
in their boots.”
been mixed. The wind »ws of the room shot-guns, and miscellaneous missiles. Oliver,
earth stained faces upward before they ex
9
I’lxysioiau. «JL? Sxirgoon,
Not long ago we were experimenting with should be opened, so as to secure a perfect
perfect : with every advantage for formin
forming an opinion,
pired. Two soldiers I saw, who had their
OFFICE—At the U. N. HOTEL on Califur
a
microscope
;
and
among
the
things
subjee-j
drying, and the colors and the freshne** of I said that Gettysburg was a mere skirmish to
ni.v Street, Jacksonville, Oregon.
■irins fixed and their fists clenched, as if
ted
to
its
wonderful
powers
was
a
small
drop!
1
tha article* will be restored. Floor cloths it,
Will practice in Jackson and a<ij:icentMun
while dying, they were engaged in a pugil
ies, ar..l iittcn I promptly to pro essi<»nal culls.
of brandy—brandy that had been purchased of may be cleaned with a mixture of magnesia, i lie bid behind a chimney, and lay up
istic encounter. Only very few were on their
one of the druggists of this city tor medicinal only milk warm, followel by warm water, {against the bricks to keep himself warm,
DR. A. B. OVERBECK
sides. These hail their knaps icks under their
purposes. How, suppose you, did it look ? in the same manner that carpets are cleaned, while the policemen stationed themselves all
1I ILL PRACTICE MEDICINE AND SUR
heads.
There were men on whose faces
v v GERY, and will attend promptly to all calls
beamed the smile of an infant, and whose It appeared like a like whose banks were 1 hey should be rubbed with a dry flannel around the square to capture him when ha
ou professional business. His office and residence
countenances were like handsome w.x work. covered with dense and beautiful forest», the till nearly dried, then again wet over with n would slide down one of the water spouts.—
are at
The Overbeck Hospital,
The expression of others was that of terrible . leaVs of which reflected all the gorgeous lints sponge dipped in milk, and immediately dried Bat Oliver did not »lide. He sat out on that
On Oregon Street. Jacksonville. Oregon.
l-tf
agony. Every featme wus contorted ; their ot tli^rainbow. And so far very welt. But i and rubbed with n flinnel till the polish is roof all night, with the bitter nir circulating
D. B. RAE.
JAMES D. VAX.
leg* had been convulsively jerked up until , the lake itself was absolutely full of living restored. This is a process much to be pre among his too trifling garments, listening to
f*rred to that of rubbing the cloth with wax,! the yowling cats and the occasional shouts
FAY A RE 1
their knees stuck into their stomachs, and animalcule in every conceivable shape—iad-
their finger and thumb nails had been poles, bull-frog», lizards, terrapin, alligators, which leaves it sticky and liable to retain from the picket line below, and thinking of
Attorneys and Coinisellors-at.Law,
squeezed until they became riveted into the tarantula, scorpions, and finally several big, > <Iu*t and dirt for n long time. Very hot wa the old Jews who used to pray from their
OFFICE—In Court House, up stairs.
i
palms of their hands. Behind, before and red eyed, forked-tongued snakes ! We looked ter shoiild never be used in cleaning floor housetops, and wondering if Mussulman»
PLAIM AND ORNAMENTAL
Will practiee in the Supreme anl other Courts
at the corners of this line of forty six dead for the devil himself;—but he was not in that cloths, as it brings off the paint. Cleaning I were ever shot at or bothered with cats and
of this State.
men were others, Saxons and French. One drop—like lie is iu some others. If such mirrors and polished steel articles if an easy policemen when they practised their evening
Particular attention paid to the collection
had a frightful wound in the face. lie had things exist in the purest ami best brands o.' ; operation, when rightly understood. The' devotions on the roofs. And when he won-
•of Claims against the Federal and State Govern
pulled his hands up into his sb eves to warm liquor, wh»t must there be in rot-intestine greatest care should be taken in cleaning a dered how it would do to take his night-shirt
ment*. the Entry of Land* under the Pre-emption
mirror to u«e only the softest articles, lest I and wave it over the edge as a flag of truce!
ant Horn2*tend Laws, and to the Entry ot Mineral
them, but his cap had fallen off, and the i whisky ?
the glass should bo scratched. It should I He concluded not to, because of the danger
Lodes under the recent Act of Congress.
1 tf.
blood clotted on his hair till it was all in
We don’t wonder that some poor fell >ws j
LAOEH! LAGEK!
bloody mats. Near him was another, who have snakes in their boots—not now we don’t. first be dusted with a feather bru«h, then of a bullet from Sime misguided policeman
not familiar with the rules of war. When
hod taken a biscuit frmn his knapsack nnd a How can a man who lias from one to six in washed over with a sponge dipped in spirits
/
daylight came the neighbors rallied ia a
bottle from his side, and hud partaken of dies of whisky in his stomach duly—each to remove the fly spots ; after this, it should
crowd, armed with nil kinds of weapons from
both. More than one of the slain had died ! drop containing millions of animalcule of the be dusted with the powder blue in a thin
howitzers down, and mounted to the roof.
with the hand* clasped in prayer ; nnd ne>r I roptile order—expect to be without snakes in muslin bag, and finally polished with nn old
Oliver
taken d iwn and put to bed, and
non I found a little plaster mednlion of the i his «tmnaeh ? Ami where there are so many, «ilk handkerchief. Polished steel articles, if lie now was
has
more influenza for any man of
Blessed Virgin. A portion of the edge hnd how can he prevent some of them from work rubbed every morning with leather, will not hi« size than anv other citizen of the Four-
OSEPH WETTKRER HAS NOW ON HAND
—SUCH A8 -
been shot off it. The Chassepots nnd needle ing down into bis boots?— Bedrock Demo become dull or dusty ; but if rust has been ’teenth Ward. lie «tys he ia going to move
anil is eunstautiy manufacturing the hast Lag
we|| - he is going
suffered to gather, it must immediately bel.1S 8oOn ag |ie
_ to move
er- Beer iu Southern Ore on, whioh h' will m H in
guns were still in many a dead man’s hand, crat.
— A .
t
Saa
vJw
quantities to suit purchasers. Call and test the
removed by c»overiug the steel with sweet oil, I * into
a house *1...
that
is next ^Irkzxv»
door to Wilk
nobody,
a
«nd lying between his nrtn and his b» dy.
article.
house that stand«
stands in the middle af
of a prairie
and allowing it to remain on f.wtwodiy»; . l^use
A
nother
V
ictim
of
K
erosene
.
—
This
is
Jacksonville June 5th. 1S69.
Similar were the sights all over the plateau
. .. .
. . „ ,
,
.
’ of some kind, and he
be intends to stencil his
CARDS,
the period of terrible kerosene, or burning sprinkle it over with finely powdered un ( name in white on the trap door.
-
-
— Banner
of
between Villiers and Brie, and Villiers and
fluid explosions. The latest explosion hap slake»l lime, and rub it with polishing leath- Liberty.
Champigny ; and among the corpses were
pened on Thursday evening, near Elmira. er.
• •
knapsacks, helmets, shakos, bayonets, nnd
U.NDER-CuRRENT Mt THE M ED ITBRR ANE AW.—
BILLHEADS,
N. ¥., an account of which we find in the
ninny a latter sealed and directed to relatives
K eep out of D ebt .—Avoid it ns you would It has long been known that a currant is
Gazette. Mr«. Hiram Ketchum, a farmer’s
and friends in Germany and France. Near
pestilence and famine. Hate it with a per constantly flowing into the Mediteranean
FROM RONDON,
a cemetery situated on the battle field itself, I wife, started to go up stair*. carrying a kero feet hatred. I)o anything that is honest and from the Black Sea and from the Atlantic,
liesides the numerous rivers pouring in al
saw between 200 and 300 dead French sol sene lamp. The top fell off and in an in
HANDBILLS,
aving located in J acksonville ,
useful
rather
than
run
in
debt.
As
you
val
ways
abundantly, and the question has often
diers collected closely together; they had stunt the oil was ablaze and she was envelop
informs the citizens of this place and vicinity
been
a«ked
: How is it that the great Mid
ue
comfort,
independence,
good
digestion,
been removed from where they had fallen and ed in flames, and the room in which she was
that he is nmw prepared t<» take orders for all kinds
land
Sea
does
not become overfull T The an-
collected
in
that
spot
for
burial.
All
were
healthy nppetite. placid temper, smooth pil
ot gents’ and bnyN <clotbing at reasonable prices.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
regulars, and a considerable proportion of them also took fire. With u heroism and presence low. pleasent dreams an 1 hapuy wakings, «wer is : Because, while a surface stream
POSTERS,
flows in through the Strait of Gibraltar, a
were men of at least 25 or 30 years of age. of mind, which under the circumstances wa*
2CSP* CtEAStMO and K kpairirg done.
keep
out
of
debt.
Debt
is
the
hardest
of
all
stream, deep down, is constantly flowing
They were dead nenrer to Paris than any very remarkable, Mrs. Ketchum tore a quilt
July 2d. 187«.
jiy2-tf.
out
; nnd the existence of this undercurrent
taskmasters,
tho
most
cruel
of
all
oppressors.
spot I visited, though the fortifi atious were from a bei in the room and wrapped it quick
It is a mill stone about the neck, an incubus is said to have been proved by a captain,
PAMPHLETS, much too close to be at all agreeable, nnd
Neuilly sur-iMarne and Funtenay-sous-Bois, ly about her in hopes to subdue the flames on the heart. It eclipses the sun, blots out who sank a basket of stones, by a rope, to a
seemed to be within a few minutes’ distance with which she wns burning, She enuitht the stere, and dims the beautiful blue sky. considerable depth, where, being acted upon
engineer
by the strong stream, it towed the boat oat
on mv right nnd left. I hope there were no also to extinguish the firo which was flaming
against the surface current. Nevertheless,
It
breaks
up
the
hnrmODy
of
nature,
nnd
wounded. No nrinisticc for the removal of up in the room, threatening to destroy the
the existence of the under current has been
turns
to
dissonance
all
the
voices
of
melody.
the dead and wotir.ded had been agreed to ;
9
but both aides bad bfcen removing them by dwelling. Iler cries for relief brought mem It furrows the forehead with premature often questioned. Dr. Carpenter, who has
1HOÍOE LIQUORS AND CIGARS CON-
night. So late as last night some of the bers of the household to her rescue, bat not wrinkle“, deprives the eye of its light, nnd recently returned from a dredging-erniee in
the Mediterranean, states that he took much
) gtantly on hand.
And all other kinds of printing required
German wounded were found among the until she was burned in a terrible manner
weakens
the
noblene«»
and
kindness
of
man.
nains to investigate this question, and that
to be dune in the eomiLunity, on
dead, and are now in the hospital. What were tho flames extinguished, Iler limb“
in a short time ho will publish an aooount of
very reasonable terms.
It
takes
tho
soul
out
of
bis
laugh,
and
all
must have been their suffering* in snow nnd and list body up to her waist, as
well
as
her
the operations by which he ascertained that
stateliness
and
freedom
from
his
walk.
Pass
front since the 2>1 instant, for they had been
ou
*h°
want
Job
Printing
done,
give
hands
and
her
arms
to
her
elbows,
12 1-2 Genti.
were com by it as vou would pass a leper or one smit the out-flowing under-currant doos really ex
■s t call, and we will satis-y jou b^th ja style and lying out day and night «’nee then, if not
ist.— Cftam&er* s Journal.
prio*.
foly 17t’a,1859.
.
jlylTtf.
ten by plague.
-pletely roasted.
since th« 30tb,— Cor. London Times.
F irst J vdicial D istrict .—Circuit Judge. P
P. **riin ; Pruse»*uting Attorney, 11. K. H’luna.
Jack»»* Conntjf— Circuit Court, Second Monday
in February and November. C«»UQty Court, first
Munday in each month.
BOOK, PAMPHLET,
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
NEW & FANCY TYPE,
I
EAGLE BREWERY.
J
r
r
\
WILLIAM HERMAN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
H
RÏiLROJDSALOON 1
;
MAX. BRENTANO
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