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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-01
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Carr MoEEisJ>. four miles SOUTH Of War.
cav. Oct, - The correspondent oi the -.
Lo1i. Iarsr-. SAY. ten. Lane e.rsarod a
.purt4tiJn train % tho enemy, near
Batter ia Bate Coanty, AMI took the e.
c1ri prisoners, = few d,y- since. Among
the latter wvrs Capt. whilea and LiSa'.
Vaughn.
The AFFAIR. a, Wild Cat, Ky. bTisay re-
ported last week. va. federal success.
T.s enemy va. rePul.ed at the Shlrd sharsc,
with a lJ-. Of near 900.
The traitor prisoners in the New York
Tort. Arc q Be cent 10 Boston harbor.
There IMPORT that the grea, Naval
Expedition would be folded IN ils purpose,
BY having had II. rarsr- stolen. The. re-
I.gt isuOt confirmed. and seems improbable,
to ta- rc,sou that Ggo sherman bs- besu
ordered 10 u.s hi, own discretion 10 striking
tie blow.
We learn that bArraek. Of wo,d ate beng
erected near Portland. ior TIE e1mpauie.
cougo.tu: the lath Regiment, which vii
son rruIezyogs there
FozraEss M1SsoE. oct. %. The great
a,,t .ailed th,. morning. the Wabash TAX
ing the I,ai. al Daylight, when the gun ~a'
fired Is a .igual, the Cahawba bringing up
Ihsrear. TIE vessels. 80 10 number. formed
in lin. few miles down the Roads and
went out between the Caps in splendid
STYLE. The Baltic bad the Ocean Expires
IN tow. the Vanderbilt; the Great Republic,
the Illinois The Golden Eagle.
Nav YoRK. oct. 80 4 Havana letter
says, Chas. J. Helon, late U. ; Consul
there has arrived IRON ~. Tbouu With ere
tsntial' a' Con,ul fron the rebel States
The captain. General refused to adm, him
a. Consul.
EDspa,ehos from Havana state iha, the
the British censul called on the rebel Com.
ni-,,aner- add presented them to the Cap
tain General
Another accom-, states tia. the Captain
General refused to EeeOsnile rebel consul.
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- Lors. oct, -. The following dis
patch wa received thi, evening
Hup.rAErUs, a. ruE Fam !
near iiluau,,i.le. NJ, OcG. 10, I
Capt McEorysr. Assistant AjjgtAnt Con.
era -Yo.tsrday afternoon Mal0r Scaeoui,
az ,he bead oC my guard. made a most bril-.
liant charge upon a body Of the enemy
thrown up 90 line Of battle, al their camp
Springfield, 2U,0 or 100 strong Tie com.
T.,,.y routed them. cleared them from the
tan. boosted ibe National aas On the c0ur,
l,a-s, aud retired uP1n ryini1rcsa, u'
Which tst ALREADY I1In-i Our los. -
u1t sryat Tia. successful charge agains;
such wy large odd. i. a noble example -
% IN, army. Our advance vii. occupy
Springfield To uisbt
! & FREMONT.
Ma Geo. Commanding
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War News.
Aarrrn At RAILS RrrTr.

Sunday night. a portion Of the army was
thrown across the Potomac. opposite Lees.
hang. The precise ohiret does not appear,
1, being claimed Ous SIDE ,ha, an a,,euir,
4, cccupy Leesburg was TO BE- made. while
o,hsr statements show II to be reconnois-
spcs. by order % Gen. Scott. The Journal
correspondent, whose report We cOndense,
avs
The plan was to throw over portion Of
rooJ. a, Edwards Ferry, while The real
ero..ing vas to b. made a, Harrison. Island.
four miles above. Al Conrad's Ferry the
Virginia shore forms step blaf. IS Tee,
In height The 18th Massachusetts, crossed
Soniay night, aud Monday morning. at sun
ri-s. bad driven IN the piskeis. ~ ten o.
click they bad brush With Mississippi
regiment and sewing large force Of cavalry,
is.l hack in order All was quiet till the
tr1aps bad eaten dinner Reinforcement.
prrc -eut over ell the force amounted 20
1890 men. At3Ie O'Clock. tour thou..
a1i rSb.ls advanced, and took position in a
sod. - a. 10 cover the front and both
asnks o. our force. The erc-. 6rc was msr.
Giles. and was borne or an hour by our
force ths enemy meantime having incrcas
eitn : 900 men. Our force. Stood up brave
d., charging whenever party came IN ''sh,.
Ton. Baker came up 10 aiir,s. the 18Th
Massachusetts. and Vas frc,i on by The rebyl.,
and kiilci. \ hercc contest ensued for his
b1iy. which vas rescued.
The Command nov dcvol1cd upon Col.
Cors,wcll OF the Emmany regiment. which
had ju.t arrived. Ahoty Of rebel. on tie
extreme ls', Of our force was pouring in
r, ling Gre. Col Cosssvell ordered the
anmany BOY. to makea charge aud drive
them back The men oh,yed the order 30
flr o.. they vcr, able. bot they were me, BY
l.aisu hail storm which CD terrible exc
,lu0n
Twas nov ras; tr' O'Clock The enemy
oginumh-rirc them tour to ore. and u va.
impossible % hold tho position. Rsinforcc-
msnt. could no, b. ssnt over because the
only mean. Of ierriAge Was ons sow, capA-
be y Carrying 'cvcnty Pcr.ou,, and two
snail boats. which were constantly euploy.
81 IN carryin; the wounded to the Mary
land s,is.
4 retreat Was attempted Ire MassA.
sha.stts 18th moved back 10 good order
The Goth wA- surrounded by rebels. aud Col.
stone. with Qaite a nunber Of troop.. wsr,
taken prsoner.. The boat ussI in crossing
was sWampci. Those Who could swim
,lr'v their guns into the river and crossed.
Othsrs coaId only wait and Be captured
Col. Cog.ws,l va. .ho, soon after he bad as
,uu-j command, us, a. he ordered 'he re
uyAI
Col. Stone reached Edward, Ferry al
night, We then held both sides. General
Bank. moved bis force from DArne.,o~n,
arriving IN the night. The resell, retired
AM an Wa quiet Gen. Bank. crossed the
river the nsI, day bat by order OF q sneral
Mcclellan. withdrew IL y conjectured
that ma-s of hidden batteries cover every
approach to J,,.bars; and ,h., The posi-
ton i TO hazardous % attempt to hold
With no better means Of transports aCross the
river.
Our los- In killed. wounded. and missing.
smggu,. % about 500. mott oi whom ars
prisoners.
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Hcrrick's Kid strengthening Plas,ers

rnrr IN NV iuurs. paia. .ni wcakass. 4 'h~
bfsa.i. .iis ,nI hirk. ant RhsumUie t"tnrli'nis
90 100 ,,,s.liy .h,u p.'iui ~ fme. >p'''d 90
t-amiluI auitr aml .kiu, ihTir ace sHbIs's m
wrstrr g. 90 inr,uysn'snrr, and each "n" nj
wear from oar s,eA a. three D1uths. iuc. IS
81 Cruts.
Ue-r,rA'. Sustr C.i,si pm. ssd KID Plaster,
,r- -ad b., Dag.isi. .ui Ncfsh.r,. % ~ i.if,s u
thr Untrl ~t,irs. C,nt',. aai ~o"th Nueriri.
sol m,y d. ahiaiasd b, c..i.,ag lpr thsrsi' lAsi.
toll naHe. DR. l.. u. liLERlCh q 90.
Anaa5. y. Y.
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In Da,. of Old.

rh~r~ ~. tiu,---,s da,- - Oh
Nhru hc.hh -. pfifri sbosc Co gold,
That d,y has psss-,i-1ii aae nsglsct
That ,,rycIous boon--an .hsaI protect.
az sspss saj fvasna. al are l~tef.
o. u souI apps,r there. bit litls IN.
Appl, lt thea o. cure yvaf ,I..
n, The imnciraie u.r ~ lltutcA's fiils.
Ths.r remsrkahle P,li. .t,uis shl's r,nnu,i,
TO- D., tbstf wrai-ftii rir~.. Niaptri ta ta.
f,n.,. Suaih. msah.sl anI uii ace pat un 18Th
Ia1l.h, Spaa,sh, ffrneh ani Urfssl i'f-~tlsas.
Ei-g.nt., u,s,i~l -,h srgsr, r-I--i, vrg-tahls,
sui -.I' iu lsrfr nui,l, h,sr. 90 - coats.
49, aiygut.-la-at on thtri plrs.
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N A r RIED

u Nor~ay. 27,h ole. b, Rev. ]. e. Saa~. Ne
W.. N. whJcouib o. NJ. l,sh e Hatch bath
ol Nsfwsy.
o. rfis, 18Th oil b, John psunslt. ~. Nc
J.cob lisrnrtI 10 Mes Eosaeas ilIl. both OF Nof-
saN.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Where's {.
LpfeaIa 10. Moofe, oun.r., of Norwa u.
Cont, of Oxbrd ADD State o, Maine, Psp' q
Manufacture, did oa the tweBty-.ighth day 4
psc.nihrr. q htcen hundred and Giy-.isht,t "
hi- ,c,L II morigiyr Of that dat, daily Tecoris 4
ia the Registry otdesd. ioi SAID oosSN Of OXisf a.,
book iI6. page l:i, convey a ,ettain 10, Vi Ian a.
hailjing,, ~sieT power aAd watershed. whn n
eoa.litis. the stanl at ihe Steep Fall. !. "a "a
Norway. lately occupied by ss'd Soo'e. To w l..
lam l.. I liuBell and Ebeuerer &. ADifs~ q.
Reieren,e 10 the record OF .lid npugsge b.i "
had Zoe = more fall description Of the pfemis Il,
And shetea, TOE .aid William D. y. Linasll 81
On the 9Th CAV u March eighteen hundred a nl
M, .nine assign and TRANSFER all his rglt snd d "
~ the ,rsni,-. TO Albert q. Andrews. his he IN.
aad a..gns; aud whereas the said EbeneIsr 4,
Anir,w. dad on The nins'.enth DAY q. !uoe e, III
ts.a hundred and City nine, assign ssJ tran 'et
al hi. light 10 aid mor, nged premise. TO Gee 1ge
D. Andrew. b.. hsirs and assignsi asi whs' cal
the condition q sad mortgage !. brokes by re- 900
Of the non.psy Ipsn Of Ihs MONEY seentsd ihef sb,
the Subscriber. ,ErsetoTe give this n.iiee iof th'
putrose ii foreclosure, au1 that they chin poe
.s.sion of aid premises Pur'nsn: 10 i.s ~r con
dIion Of ss.d mortgage broken.
Gi,ea sajer oar hands this twenty -s-cOno ds,
OF ostoisr. 10 the year OF Oor Lori sial'sea hun
deed ant siNty-Oae.
ALBERT 3. ANDREWS :.
GEO. Z. ANDREWS.
WitDess, Lr,I WHirsAs.
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COL MEAL DOW,
HENRY RUST, Jr., Licut. Col.

\ battery Of artillery will he attached to
TIN. regiment, and IN ali respects u will De
furnished a. well a. any regimen, from this
State
4 bounty OF 500, will he paid to recruit.
when they are mustered out % the service,
and there ., no doubt thar the Legislature
At it, next session. will appropriate money
% paw the bounty Of twenty two doll.rs re-
ceivrd BY the roSruits in the fret ten rrsi.
msnls.
Fay and ration. val commence from the
day at enlistment.
Places Of rendezvous tor thi, company. at
BryAnts Pond Bethel
" Il LAPllAN. hi.
MOSES e FOSTER, nG,...
II. & DAVIS.
Bryant. Pond aud Bethel. Oct. L.
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.gAyEEE yeTIeys,

u q,nt,t,-..l y the dozen or ''ngl' one.
Watch Gli..e. ani nnir',,l, Zoe Watch naksu
Will H. furnished cheaper than the, c,nbe hoaghi
IN rorttlud. a. .hor. PeoPl had better call on
him and save money.
EVERYTHING warranted to h. What Il is 'old ior.
~. asdto -. " iioa..iy ). the beet policy" and
th. u,n.t sore 20 succeed. Any WORK .atTusIsd
60 him viii h. don. According 60 contract, .hd
warranted god.
~. ~pill like io see any, wsichr, that have
t~,n ,pailr.l ~ INEXPERIENCED ~ofkinsn. anu n
he dan't mike then psrfiIm well there vii be- 40
ch.fgc. The sane siih clDcb'.
Plata watch no'emsni' will Ia fall !essllei
whcats1aiord. .nd s",i q,.'fiier o' verge ~alohs.
.ul 10 altered 10 LrSer E.np~mcnis at q lair
p,,cc Chmhomsisf halanccs iassrsd 10 watehrs
that have pl,in h.l.ncss; aad haally 'nYihing
thu i, ,,gn,r,,i ~ H. done H. watch 90 clrA, ,
will b. ilu- a. b.. .hop,sa warranted ~ IL done
~ q ~ofkmsnliks msna~T.
Wofk .aliciied ifpm other waChtnsksu, Which
sili h. done ~ q tar di'couat.
Jowclry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly Ehscated,
EyCnhpaiG Coz old Gold aud Silver.
B,THILIlILL.is6i. 10
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, nMINrsrRAroM,s sALE. Pm.a.a,lo /.

DEMONSTRATIONS SALE. Pw'a-at TO .
Y l,,sa., tom ih~ Jatgs IT 'rul.,r ht ~
Count, 81 ONufi. Oh. 'ub.rtibcT veil eel "
puiIi, ot pus,i. ~. AZ thr Ohio - l'gls'sI .
lnIisn in D,Nh-li in al Gpuui,. IN MpniF
The - shtr-uih i,y ~ Npy~li'-r neNt ~ nn- CT
the sIpsA m the ,iisrnpon, sl the rlsLt, ui'e 40
,sisfe-t shioh N-l.nu i.,ss, iai" 81 p,sh'h D..
aid Csnai, dir,i ssiirl aad ppssrssrd Il, in ani
to The Ua,,rf,ali.t mertiag ho,,.s AL lad coo
nsctsd thr,rwith. Situated in DNhsll Nillags o
.aii DN6-li, inclul,sg pew No. Sel's IN 'al.
hpnsr. ........
oct. 10, l-6l.
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Valuable Farm for Sale

TJ'IIE FAIIM knosa a. thr k,es faun, situated
Il On the tlsn u Grlitpn, Oxford Iuuniy. Ssid
Gnn couisn. sl-1vt onr hundrei acres ani drriis'i
a. 6Ihs.: - acr,s q hfst quality iuisr'al. p
a,f,. VI .spsf.os upLaad, al ~ high state OF
ctIuyatipa. snl cut. yeiul, sbiut % tOas ui hay
th, isu,aipd-f Of ahlut ~ acS~s. - suitably 10.
sid.j islo i...turag- sai sosiasd. iiuiiiings ia
god rs,s,if; stbr 36,6j, and never failing va
Ter 81 bath hou.e AMI uabir. Sslt farm u -itu.
utsd ~thin ! nils. ~ iiroWn'. Mills. - call.
81. sod hs. b-sn occupisi a. a public house Zoe
th~ l,si 60 yelrs by the sub-cr'ber; All Il ., a
bet rate -iiastspn tor pablo house ~ it . GA
ihs direct stage rJuic from Bethel o. Err,l, y.
H.. .li The Lake onuatD. The above property
win b. .oi 81 barssia, u applied iJr spoH, a.
the sglsrui=r T. out oi hsalh sui wishes Ca en.
gpse o. soni. lighter hiznr bs,.,ns.s. fUr tur.
the particular. a. fratiua % ta~ aloVr properly
isieteure can L. hti 90 Isaac l. lork % Last
Gr.itna, 90 the sub.cf,l~r oH the premises.
BENJAMlN BROOKS.
~
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DI ED

o. Sumu-f. sSIh sli VI, GIi~u Tisll. sssd
- sy.f., : aIpaths. - di,s.
n S5uth Pans, 2>yh alt. n. q Clark.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-01
Importing Houses,

In Bo.ion. he thinks he can lsfni'h goods eh.ape
than can h. E,aad thu. side ~ Boston.
n, ha. WATCHES of Amrrican. s-i's, Fog.
Ii.h aad Fr.nch. iiua,,ag asd Open Paced. Gold.
silver and Dilt eases.
sPECTACLEs, Of all kip.i'. aud any quantity
~ gs.. TO oct 10 Old Spectacle bows. to eat all,
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TALlH,'sT.l.T CorSrTl
ILs,da. Juls a., l-5l.

TAtAHa'sF. IloN 'ofNffs
Ilrda. Jui' u, lsdl
ToDE. iIrRRIcE. Albany. y. i.-hy Dear
pr.i,f ,gfitr thlsD in'Iun yru ~ the son-
,rfiul effect II ,ulr >ug,r Coated 4, :. 80 NV eAsr
d,ughiss - inrr- Srirs .hs las bcen Affected
With q L.l.i.us drr,agrnrnt of the system, sadly
tnpi,tisg hrr health, shich has h-~a steadily
Lilin, dufi,g lh.i period. When 80 Nss fo'k
~ Apr,l let. . TREAD advised ~ o. is't y'nr
pills. llaying the lIls'I coahirncr 90 The Jnds.
a.rat III 90, ir,,nl. I uia,w supply ol Mr.'r'.
Rafn,. 4 Pak. Druggists, Pats Row New York.
Ga fetufning hlm., w. cs,s~i ell other ifrnt-
m.at and n,a,.isfi ,oir Pill, one each n'shi.
TIE Improvement ~ h"r ir~ling'. coinpl-S''n' d.
gssii.n. etc.. .a,pu.-i 20. all \ rip'd 'ni per-
m,n-nt fr.iur,ii0n a. health ha. l-.h the frsnlt.
W. u.e.i 80. than Eve boxes. ini roasidsf her
eatifek etlI. consider the ,hrve in't i'i''aie
10 ,uu a.. Physician, sni trust ~ ~'ll 70. "a"
mean. ~ i,iir,ag AMY 10 adopt your Pil' Al.
thsif h.nil, nrdiria's.
Irsm.in. dear 80, ~,th man, thauks.
Your ulstlisnt sffNsn',
= A. MDEHI>uN
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE. Pur'uint 10
Y licrp.~ irHu The JuJss II Probate o. The
I"ani, II Oxford The ,ui,.cfl-r will sell 10y pub
he ~ p,i,ai. .ale AZ h,. d~eliing h'as' 80 DIV
i..ll. sn Saturday the ,s-nty -ih''i d'y ~ N"-
,,ml,ef neNi, At tea o'clock ~ he brenoon, o.
msch ~ he raj estate 1T which i.osmi " Ma
bls late OF D,Nhed, IN aid tguniy died 's'i'
aad l.o.,rssei q. Sill produce The sum 81 '""n'y-
luur hundred dollar. sad e'ihis - situated 90
the town ~ DNhrId.
JOEL 4. MARBLE. administrator.
p,x6.id, oct. -, 1861.
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COUNTRY DEALERS will do we'll 10 call
nm hin, and ave their freight from the city.
PEpDLERS ~iII 6nj 10 Toe their advantage 80
call upon him aad stock NJ. Bs'ng ~ connection
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1000 bush. Prime Yellow Corn
Which Ne oder at Portland prices; al.o
80 TONS SHORTS,
Paints and Oil.

GOOD ASSORTMENT. ksp, con.taN,l,
y on haad, ,ai 30 sale ltprics' ~h'1h cannot
tai 10 .u, pufch,'crs.
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Oxford White Lead

WE ae having PIT up "a ,ia c'ns The al'"'e
w hsand of Lad. sSpf...l, iur .uf s~n trade.
Thi. .icir ~ w,fraat a. h. .upcfiot 60 an, thius
IN the mafksI at the SANE puc~.
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NOTICE To TEACHERS. Al sXaAias',oa
y Of teachers, ~ho propose to teach school IN
Nosdstsck the eoHing s,ntsf, viii be hsld at The
-shooLho,,-~ al BfyaRt's poad, on Saturday the
Oh dsy Of November nrxt, at ten O'eluok, 4. VI.
The examination vail he conducted "a writing.
Candidates vii 10 prompt "a attendance snt iur-
nish themsslye, With writing materials.
". -. LiriiAM, Supervisor.
Wund.iock. Oct. -, ls6l.
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Large h,Nr,. p cen,.; Eve baNe. - one dot
hr. fuIl difssiipu. Nth zach biN. WsUanied
.apctior o. any i'ill teibir the public.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS. Ia compliance
With = proyi.,on Il Law, the und"fs,gped
hrrst, gives public uo.Ics 10 'hns- persons ha
iuiend tsschius toe sa.uiag season, that be vii
- ~ b.. r,s,dsncr az >uoN's fsil. zach Tues
e, .nd Sstuflsy during TIE month oi No''m0~t,
10 the pufpu.e " gaaliytng teachers
q. ". HAMMOND. supsri.ot
Paris, Oct. ., lSCi.
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n " y q Z ~ uHIFIFT- '|Wt t1"T| NV
~ school Cos,aa,tt-e - the tosa q Sumnes
uiI meet al th- schOol-hos-- near Jshn VI. ses
sifs an ss'd tosa, Oh Saturday. the tSeatN third
iay Il No'saisS ssS,. a. 10 o'cloek. 4. VI, io'
the TaFposs 81 examining those proposing 20 teach
school "a ss.d t0su the snsoisg winter.
u. \. TUELL.
J. :. DAVENPORT,
u. q. WILEY.
s,unasr. Oct Is. 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03
LEONARD TOWN SCHOOL
.--.e4' 4 FOR
YOUNG LADIES.

HlHIS Institution has .been opened fs the
j distraction of young Ladier in all the
Useful aud Ornamental Branches Of Educa-
ton. in which thorough AID accurate knowl-
edge If the French Language will be acquir-
cd with great facility. i'a
The Tea,:hen whose snccess has tesn At
fendes: wish universal satisfaction, in those
Literary lnstitutipns where her services hsws
hssn required, will exert her utmosH skill in
endesyering 70 bring furward the Young en-
trusted to isr care.
Young Ladies from the ages Of Il, 70 eigh-
tesn, and upward will br admitted
The Government will be firm, and unyield-
ing. yet Of the sentiest character.
i EveFy hsnnraole useans will 10 used 10 cre-
ate and xnasain proper emnlation amuug the
Pnpils. lhizes win b awarded to shsss who
manifest thu grestcst imprsveOsnt In learning
and .conducs. - ~ -
Vocal Music, win be daily exercise in Tho
School. Ipstrumentai Music, Drawing, Paint
inE aud Needle Work, both pain and Ons-
mrstal, willbe sttehsled' to and lii dssircdl
dancing in 'privste Cl~sse~, as means Of i'm
parting esw and grace 10 the mauDess. a
. MADAME SHERROD MOORE.
Sept %, lsSI-at.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03
ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that an Electior
~ will be held ON
WEDNESDAY, November
9Th. 1861.


in the several Election districts Of Saint Ma
ryis county, at the usual places Of nolding
elections il: said districts, for the purpose ol
rlec,ing theft f.llnwing.office tv wit:
A Governor Of Maryland;
A Comptroller of the Treasury,
A Judge for the Court of Appeals Of Mary.
land for he second Judicial District;
A Judge Of the Circuit Court for the Is,
Judicial District Of Maryland;
A Commissioner of Public Works for the
2nd District;
Senator and two members of the House
Of Delegates to represent said county iu the
General Assembly Of Maryland;
Five Commissioners IF Tax;
A Sheriff aud County Surveyor for Sain,
Mary's c.'nnty.
Also, by each e'ection district, Justices oI
the Peace, Constables and Road Supervisors
as fullowE
FIR District No st. Inieoes)-Two Mag.
istrstes, two Constables aud one Road Su.
pervisur
For District No 2 (Factory)-Thrce Mag.
istrates, two Constables and one Road Super.
visor.
For District No 8 tLe,nard T0wn)-Thret
Magistrates. three Constsbles and one Super.
visor.
For District No (Chap,ico)-Three Mag.
is,rates. three Cunstables aud une Road Su.
pervisor.
For District No (Charlotte Halll-Tw,
Magistrates, two Constables and ono Roaa
Supervisr. a-s r +
For District No G tPstuxent)-Two Magis
'rstss, two Constablss. and one Road Super
visor. -t
J. THOMPSON YATES.
...- Co.,. Sheriff,
Sept. 2Gth, 186l-te.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03

. DE1sxslvs OssRArloSs on rns CoAsr.-
A RichmoSd letter. dated tho 9th instant.
% the Memphis Appeal. afier alluding 70
the great advantages gained By ths Union
forces 10 the capture of Tort sIIatterss,
proceeds as follovs: ST. 0fa .basv 81
8 lit 10 gratifying to ~ to b assured
that every effort is making BY the Con-
fedcrate Government to retrieve. a Tar ~
possible. the undeniable revcrstt of Fort
Hstteras. Not q soldier, az itase soid
bs fare. riU b. .c;thdmpns from. the army
J the Potomac In consequence nor eH
the forces at Norfolk or Xorlzo~n d.
loetlkened for tie defence Of Worth Cdroli.
ma. We have troops enough ur'smployed
to drive back any body of men that shall
attempt to get . footing on the ruaiu. land.
and they are in readiness for the service.
An eminent citizen Of Richmoud. educated
Vt West Point. has been rendered the COM
nand Of the defensive operations in that
quarter. With the rank of Briguiier Gen.
cral. and. will probably 60 thisher 10, .
few days. a There IL Eesoluta purpose
to repair the mischief, and this vii b
done." sa@ @.f' l'.%s @esH- .sae q,
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03

Tss NuMssRs Our troops ars not
prepared for an sdysnce. There = not
one of eur commanding Gisnsralsl-neither
Mcclellan on the Potomac, nor, Wool ss
the Fortress. nor; Rosencran. 10 Western
Virginia, nor Fremont IN Eastern Nilsson.
ri-who would be justified IN pushing for :
ward his columns 1t the present time.
for there is not one of them who would not
be opposed by superior force Of the enc
my in superior position and the stake
10 Of too vast moment to be needlssly inn
periled. Bot Why shis Superiorrf force on
on the part Of the snemy!s How is it
that our twcnty-one milions. after these
five months. have under arms less num-
Der Of soldiers this day. than the eight
millions of the Confedcracy9 Ua. -
We have met reverse after reverse-
Great Bethel, Boil Run. Carthage, Spring.
6eh,-have suffered Missouri 70 be over
run. East Tennessee 10 be .rodden un-.
der. have failed to follow up our adva,,-
tage in North Carolina, snds feftaincd
fro.D all like demonstrations, elsewhere.
aud al for the want If sufficient num-
Der Of meu-N p. Horsd. '-'1 ~ '''s'
: f,s.se.4s5., -.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03

EDWARD S4JONEs Is recomnsnded to
the votets of PatNxent Dissiic4, NJ camIil
date s"r'Road Snpervisos, u the ersuing Fell
Sept 18th. 1861
The frirnds of of*FRANCIS GOLDSBO-
ROUGE recommend him to the voters Of
Ls'nard Town District q candidate for
Road Supervisor. and ask far his cisims
dlspasAunaie consideration at the ensuing Fall
election 81 N + .1s3sss>,gs 4
Sept 18th lSClA
W III .sisssi.sa ! .ssssss: wiLLiax
ALVEY Tor Rad Supervisor in Patuxent
District. =
Sept. Goth. 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-03
FOR CONSTABLE

FOR CONSTABLE
I respectfully offer myself 10 the voters ri
LEONARD Town District as a candidate for
Constable and soicits tl,eir support at the
ensuing Fall election.
|. aai F.F. sPALDING.
August 18th. lssl-,e.
LEO H. HAYDEN offers himself to the
voters Of Leonard Town District as candi-
stsic for Constable, and asks their 81 pport at
the ensuing Fall election.
Aug. 18th, 1861. 90
. The friends Of JOHN ALLEN DAVIS
announce him as a candidate for Cons. able, in
Leonard Town District.
April 9Th, 1861.
}. EDWIN AREL.L annonnees himself ~
a'candidate for Constable in Leonard Town
d'asrict and solicits the votes Of his friends and
the Cubic. ..-
Feb. 25th, 1861.
JEFFERSON 3. JiRROE rerree,faly an
nouncss himself as a candidate fos Consta;,le
al the ensuing election in Chsptleo D,stric, and
soliciss the support Of his friends and fsilos.
May and. 1861.
RAPHAEL DOWNS offers himself to tn.
voters es Lconard Town Dstri,, ~ candi-
date f,r Constable and ss,liciss the xup,ert If
the voters thereof, at tho ensuing Fall elec-
ton.
June llth lssl-te.
j. q. ALVEY offers himself to shs voters
Of Chapiico District, as q candidate for Cons,a-
BILE, and solici,s their support u, The ensuing
Fall election.
August lst, 1861.
We are authorized TO announce JOHN A.
GARNER as q candidate for Constable il.
Patuxent District.
Sept. 9Th, 1861.
!, We are authorized to announces JOSEPH
A. MAGlLL ~ candidate for Constable in
Patuxent District. .. ...
Sept. 5th. 1861.
We are a,hhorized to announce GLEN
ENT s. THOMPSON for Constable in Chap
tico District.
Sept. 9th, 1881. .... r..
] offer myself to the voters af Leonard
Town District as candidate fm reelection
IN the Office Of Constable, at the casui, Fall
election.
-.' @- J. J.. FORD.
Sept. 26th. 1861.