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  During the past week a corres-
pondent for a daily paper in dis-
tant Oregon, has been in our
midst, viewing the things of
note.  He entered the store of
Col. John Terrell, one of our
oldest and best posted citizens.
He gave teh news man an insight
into much of the early history of
busy Bloomfield.  He showed
him the city of the dead where
lie the remains of Beauchamp
and wife.  This tragedy is one
that can not be easily effaced
from the memory of the reading
public, as it is always kept bright
by being written and rewritten
for various papers.  The old
grave tone bearing upon it the
poem composed by Ann Beau-
champ, is still in a splendid state
of preservation.