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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28
Cincinnati, Sept. 26.

Brig. Gen. Frazer and one hundred
and sixteen rebel officers captured al
Cumberland Gap by Burnside, have ar
rived at Johnson's Island.
A speca! to the Commercial says thai
the steamer Cham pion, burned at Mem
phis on the 231, had on board six hun
dred bales of hay. thirty thousand dollars
and quartermaster's stores.
The Nashville Union says that Burn
side has reached point where be wa.
expected to prevent flank movement o
the enemy.
Col. Wilder, of Rosecrsns cavalry, ar
rived at Nashville, reports matters oil
the front much. more favorable than i
believed North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28
Cairo, Sent. 90.


From parties just arrived from Fort
Donelson we learn that on the 18th inst.
party of eight soldiers from the Sad
Illinois regiment were attacked about
five miles above Fort Donelson by a party
Of guerrillas led by the notorious George
Hanson. The guerrillas were secreted in
the brush from which they fred atvoley,
killing two Of our soldiers named John
Vickeret and A. p Wolf of company Z
The guerrilas escaped after fringJ The
soldiers sent man to the Fort for an
ambulance. They removed short dis
lance from the road, and were hidden in
the bushes. The guerrillas soon return
ed and the soldiers fred on them five
rounds. Hanson was shot in the head
He had been in prison at Fort Donelson,
tried and was to have been shot By order
of Gen. Rosecrans, but made his escape
soon before the time appointed for his
execution.
The Sd Illinois regiment divided the
right wing at GAINESVILLE, Col. Smith in
command Of GAINESVILLE, and Donelson with
his headquarters at Clarksville, and 1t.
Col. Brott in command of left wing at
Donelson.
The arrival of the Anglo bring s o
commercial advices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Austin Eliiott-by Kingsley.
Artemus Ward.
Life in the Open Air.
Lost and Saved-by Mrs. Norton;
Rockford-by Mrs. Lille Devereux Cncsted;
Drifting About--by Stephen Massett;
Ny Sou ibern Friends-by Edmund kirke;
In the ffapics--by Richard b. klmbail;
Journal of u Residence on Georgia Plantation
by Mrs f A Kenbie.
Pl'e's Works, Blue and Gold;
Rrai..
Gibbons Rome. Vols.
Chambers English Literature;
q Information r the People;
packard's Ntsor surgery;
The excise Tax Laws by Commissiner Etee;
The Ftying uuteam n-Saxe.
Marian Gres-by Mrs. N. S Holmes;
bkcand Unlike;
Les Miser hirs:
orphess g. Nerr's Papers ed Series.
Freemason's Monitor.
Cooks Voyages.
Al Odds--by the Author Of Quits;
Burrs Field aud Gardsns
Vegetables Of Anne rica'
The Campaign OF 1862 and %.
Physiological Memoirs--by hammonas
Dickens, Complete Works;
Home 4 nd abroad, Second series;
The Poets Journal by Bayard Taylor;
Pareop Brovnlow e Book:
Okarango Rivers
Edvi 4 Bro iherloft by winthrop;
Thisday receivedat
stpe9--d Cor. Main and eth strssts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28

EpIros % GATH cirr.-Dssr ssrs-With your per
mission wish 10 say the readers of your paper tn
viii SEND By return nziito ali Who wsh it, free
Recipe, with full d.fecssens Ter mixing and using
simple Vegetable Balm. that will e1scsuEly renove,
In 10 days Pnples Botehes, Tan. frecAies, xnd all
impurities Of the ska, leafing the tame sgf, clear,
smooth ADD htaGuful.
viii also mail free 70 those hassg EAli Heads or
Bare F@es, simple directions and lnfsrg ALOE tia;
-ii enshie TEEN to sssrt f4ii grtuth of Luxarsni
Hair saisSerE. ~ doaatashe in iefs thai 10 asys.-
All spgiseAsasns answsEea u restrn all withou
ns:s>
Kespsesfui4 youss.
IHoS z CHAPMAN. Cksmist
leso-a3la Ne. SCI sroadszs Mes York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28
New York. Sent. 26,

A Washington dispatch of the esd
gives a report from rebel prisoners tha,
Joe Johnston was killed in the late bat.
tie.
The Catawba from New Orleans reports
the capture off Ship Island of the rebel
blockade runniHg steamer Alabama from
Havana for Mobile, and the blockade
running steamer Montgomery. Also, the
destruction by the guns Of our feet of the
rebel steamer Fox. This all occurred in
one day, the 18th inst.
Gen. Barnes, of Mass. is to command at
Norfolk, vice Gen. Negley, ordered to re-
port to Gen. Grant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28
A GENTLEMAN. cured Of Nervou, pebili

GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility, In
competency, Premature Decay aud youthful Error,
acsusded BY desire 70 benefit others, will be happy
touraisd to all Who need it, Tree Of charge the re-
eeipe and directions for making the simple Remedy
used In his Those wishing I'd pro6s By his ex.
psrience-and possess = Valuable Remcdy-wili re-
eeive the same, by return mail Carefully seaied by
addressing JOHNlB OGEEN,
augiS-dkw3m No. 90 Nassau street, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE

pATChkLOhH celebrated HAIR DYE IL the Best
- ~ the World The only Harmiefs, True asd ReiL
ale Dye known. This splendid HAiF Dyeis Perfect
changes Red, husay or Gray Hair instantly to Gisssy
Bis,k OF Neutral Brers, without injuring the Hair
Staining the skn leaving the Hair Soft and Beautifully
inpars frcsh Vitality, frequently restoring its preside
color, and rcctAes the III effects Of Bad Dyes. The
Genuine Il signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR, all Others
are mere limitations, and should be svoided. Sold By
ali Druggists. Ac. PACTGRY-si BARcLAr -sTREEr.
New York. BArcaEIoKh NV TosLsT Csr- Y yoR
DREssiHs THs HAIR. jysdAWly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28
New York Sent. 81

The Mercury's special Washington des-
patch gives the following rumors: That
Meade's army is retreating toward Wash
ington that two il not three corps are
EN- route to Rosecrans BY Baltimore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28
s-T-l8eo-x.
brakes Plantation Biffers.

They parity. strength o and invigarate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an sntIdots TO change of water and diet.
They overcome effects ofdlssipatian and 70 hoars
They strengthen The system and entIven the mind.
They prevent m ssfaa tic and interrnittent fevers
They purify the hrsssh aid seidiy Of the stomach.
They care Dyspepsia AID Constipation.
They care Dlsfrhea choiera and cholera Mortus.
They cure Liver Comp int aud Strvous Headache.
They are the best Kltters in the wptic. They make
the weak msa stFssnE, and exhausted natures
great restorAr Ter made u pure 81 Crcix Rum
the celebrated gaissAyA afk and herbs and
taken vita the pleasure OF beverage, without regard
to age time OF day. Particularly Recommended u
delicate persons repairing grnile slmuaut. Solo by
all Sro1ers, Druggists, foisls and saloons
p n DRAKE & CO, ga Broasl~ay, NewYork.
Sold by Andrew j Wilkinson.
jez7-dkwem M. - kain-st Keokuk-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28
Washington Sent. q

The Republican says the Government
has received glorious news from Rose.
Grams but the details cannot be stated.
The rebel army. from the latest teie-
grams, has not. it appears, mSlested
Rosecrans in his present position.
There is in Washington general spirit
Of cheerfulness regarding further Military
movements
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28
TT. Monroe. Sept. g

Gen. Meredith, Commissioner for the
exchange of prisoners, left this forenoon
for City Point.
Yesterday the officers of the United
States gunboat Wyandott discovered
large lot of whiskey concealed in the sand
on the banks of the Elizabeth river,
which they confscated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28
Especial to Tribune

Washington, sept 2b.
Fifty of Mcsby's men made descent
on the Orange & Alexandra Railroad.
last night, above Fairfax, tearing up the
track, firing Pope's Bridge, and cutting
the telegraph. The bridge has been re-
paired and trains are again running
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28
Washington. Sent. R7.

There is no prospect of conflict be-
tween Gen. Mead's army and the rebel
forces, which accounts from the Rapidan
predicted rs imminent.
From what can be ascertained, the
latest dispatches from Rosecrans show
the condition Of affairs to be more hope
full.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28
suRvEYoH's OFFICE,
kaatrs Iowa. x~vis- g@sa

SURVEYORS OFFICE
keotns. Iowa. xsys7, tSs3
SOTlCg,-To 81 persons hAYins gaEs revolver
pisios- O. rensans Of var u sny tin1 for sale
9rirr~d ~ 70 sci dispose o. the sAme .ghaui frsi
obtaining F~rnn frsss :hr uncrrskned BY order .:
The speelal Asrntef the TreAsury Department, AL!
persons violating THIS oreer will ishe TO have
goaas corhste Tor the the Governnsent OF he
United sizles. JOHN srANSrs,
mays--lA Surveyor and Collector
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28
indianapolis. Sent. Q5

Indianapolis, Sept. 25.
Gen. Reynolds has telcgraphed to Gov.
Morton from Chattanooga that our whole
army is now between Bridgeport and
Nashville.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28
Cairn Sent Q6.

Cairo, sept. 70.
On Saturday afternoon the steamer
Chocktaw was burned near Columbus. -
No lives lost. No further particulars
yet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28
Louisville. Sent 27

Burnside was at Knoxville yesterday.
The military authorities say Burnside
did not know Of an impending battle be-
tween Rosecrans and Bragg, and could
not have reinforced Rosecrans if he had
The battle had been long concluded be-
fore the news reached Burnside.
A Kentucky ex-ofiicial left Morristown
Monday night. Burnside was then 40
miles east Of Knoxville. Hartsuff is at
Knoxville. There are no rebels this side
Of Greenviile. Burnside il entirely safe
in his present position. and by eoncentra
ton at Cumberland Gap can repel any
force. His supplies are abundant aud
not liable to be Gu, of The rebel tele
graph line from the Gap to Morristosn Is
not in order, but there is t-egraphic com-
munlcation between Rockville and Nor
ristowD, Greenviiie and Athens The
lines between there aud Louisville are ex-
pected TO be IN working order % morrow.
No news from the trout to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28
q 7777 - 77l1717 ~
Special Notifies.
) B, HOWELL. P. n.
n IsEAsEs OF THE rER VOUs, SEN

- NAL, UhIRAkY And 6ExuAL SYsrEM.-New
and reliable tyeatmen'--in Repors Of the HOWARD
AsSnCIATIoE-sen In seated letter enve Iopes free
Of charge Address, Or. y. skILLtN HOUGHTON,
Hovari Association, PhiAdeipnia, IA.
aug25-d& w3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-28
New York. Sant. q

A Memphis letter of the 22d says a
formidable expedition against Mobile is
being inausurated, and hints tina, the
feint against Texas will not interfere with
It. The iron-clads from the Mississippi
are to cooperate with large land force.
The same letter says Sherman corps
Is on Its way 10 Rosecrans, and gives the
rumor that McPherson's corps is also en-
route in the same direction. The two
corps amount 10 some 40, 600.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

sh0s department.. and In the absence 81 9th
er prof. win make out for himself clear
case Of innocence. lie is evidently a very
sharp. shrewd fellow. and nov and then
needs hooking after. Another very artfal.
deceptive fellow. - Henry woodbine. an
Old negro. Who has bsea IN Prison a. long
as Higgins. and IS under a sentence for life
for burslAry IN Bangor. Prior o. h. ar
rCst. he earned on an extensive system q
burglary. by Ei-e KEYS entering dwelling
houses and stealing everything valuable
that be ooaid lay his hands on. 20 snishsd
was this old fellow IN his business. he prob
ably would have kept the people Of Bangor
IN alarm a much longer time. had not an
accompiice turned States evidence We
have memoraHdszas CT other srecisl cases.
but have no time 20 noticc them
Warren W. Rice. Esq.. the nv Warden.
vii enter upon has Official duties this week.
Within few wears the Prison has been
ventilated and in other respects made bet
ter. SO that IL j. nov clean and healthy.
Notvithstanding the fair condition % tie
Pris0n. there are other reforms needed. and
II Il the determination 81 the Executive C.
bring i up 10 the nearest possible paying
point. It's location Is an unfortunate one
for the State. bet those who have invcsiira-
ted The matter think 4 removal would be
inludicious hence the present policy IS 70
make al NE can out % the Prison where n
nov stands. The prisoners appear to be
vel sd AM well clothed. and - hcpc ere
long 10 have u in our power 20 record the
Tact 50 aaxiously desired by the people %
this >tsie-thas il IS ar ins;its,ioa that J,ay,
as soey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

IEEErniE AIFsTR AT TEoV. 4 dispatch
to the sssociAied press. dated Bangor. Esd.
ny,. - YESTERDAY ofiicer McKsnnss Of
Bslfa,; "a, shot By to descrter,. named
Grant and knoSles. whom he "a, endcav-
or'ng 20 arrest in Troy cor horse-,teaiin.
Today ihs citizcns turned cat 20 .rrrst
them The fellows were found. snt whi,
attempting % secure tL~m ano;her o.Ec-r
Allied Finding escape imPo'sible. and
determined not - be taken alive. the two
desPersdoo, deliberately shot AID Killed
themselves
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

Ono The Union men q OHIO have
Dosainaisd for Governor. Hon. John
Brough. War Democrat. u tie gcruine
stamP.-one -bo love. the Union ard i.
ready 10 sustain the standardization. With al
rs power. Aftsr speaking - the frs; duiy
Ct the c01ntry % put a. eud 20 he rsbcl-
ion. lie tbs aiiades % slavery
% sAy % you. my friends. yea nav set
yosr mind, perfectly 80 rcst upon thc
subject. ! make tie prcdiction herr TO-DAY
(and not the hrsi man who has made itl
f,sf - far 90 ~ pohfosf cia-c.fsr 81
slerrry - oaa0Tned. % rrrIstsd lcrfi a. sou-f
offts hrG ga - Gtor.~sfoH karisr. II /.
utterly and totally dead. IL cannot o. re-
sircd. and thar one r-a.on. n for no ether
The northern people caa never aduit that
institution into the country. even upon a.
adjustment ~ the present difkculti-s. ~hich
could hereafter am On any momcu; plunge
them into another cish ~.r. You never
~iI settle this contest whether ~ arm. or
diPlomac, bat you VII remove The cause
that p-cduced q. n YOU DO you ars not
~orthy the institutions % your fathers-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26
Editorial Correspondence.
MAINr SIAM PRI.oN.

AUCUsrA. June -. Is6S
Last week the Executive Council Visited
the State Prison al Thomaston. They
found the Prison under The management q
B. b Thomas. Esq. the DePuty Warden
Tins institution N wears gone bv has ben
managed IN a manner most disastrous 90
the State the Legislature being called W
on al every annual meeting 70 make large
appropriations 10 keep IL in operation.
Within the last four wear. IL has had rrct-
~ good ovsrhauling. and no ore who las
carefully read the results arrived a. bv
these investigations. car doubt that u need
81 a. The great dcsideratuin sought. las
been TO Pot il on lie same footing With SIM
liar institutions IN other States-~hich have
paid their way. and IN some instances been
a source Of revenue 70 the State This de-
sIrablc point N tbe history of our own
Prison has not yet been reached Under
tie administration Of M Tinker. there
was much improvement. Things IN and
about the Prison have been systcmatizcd-
the eouvicts put under better discipline
and much more labor done By them than
formerly. The convicts ar now divided
into two classes.--;hose Who work ia the
shoe shop. and those Who work in th~ car
rage and blscksniihing department. A
large number q carriages and sieirhs So
hare manufactured anaualls -whiie she shoe
shop turns out large annount q work To
sell and dispose q THIS work the Governor
ard Council Il last year appointed a ale
ssent. Who - stiii engaged be- the business
There are eleven persons in the prison un-
der sentence q deafh-the last committed
beng C0olcdCc. the Murderer q the lafe
Warden. IL = Kept in a solitary cell. and
looks ercry inch of birn a murderer We
saw Dsmerv. smother murderer. in cell
Where Dr. IS kept confined on Account q Dc
wicked Insubordinafion. having among ota-
er things attempted to coz the throat a the
barber who vas shaving him in the Pris7a.
and only prevented frota accomplishing he
diaboiicai purpose. by ioroe on tire PAN Of
the officers Of the Prson. Tie. Zoo. carrie.
On his very couutenancc fhc vissre Il
murderer. Thorn. vho vas r-.--.-r,f,,g IL.
l~ia. for murder. the frst after ti.e virtual
abolition ~ The d,aih penalty iu thi. STATE
. just the reverse Of Coolcdge aud D.msr,
In appearance. IIe looks more Ike a
% sccdy dancing MASTER than a murderer
Had he not been ed avsy When a vour-
snd FOOLISH 10y by an arifai woman. Ls n.,.
e. would have committed the a. uL..b
dooms hias tor l.se 90 the drcary sails o. q
fenItentisry. Geo. Knight works ava,
from day o. day sith his steel fls IN tbe
biacksmiih shop. 18th al ,ho apparent con-
Posure q philosopher Altbough there j.
m hs couuteuancc something that resem-
oie' low cunning. yet q stranger -ould
noi pea BIN out for murderer. Edm.na
Higgins. known qaite vel 10 some o.
towns 10 Oxford Couniy. Is under lie
sentence. and has ALREADY served thirteen
years u bis apprenticeship Helm o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26
Union State Convention.

Tie caiHrns % Maine ~ho ar sac,,.,iif ia.a IN,
nyal o. ne GoN~ruul~at ef IN U.sted ~rat~s
80 - D. unc,raliitrsiis suIg-srt ~ %. un---ur-.
18th -upfr~--.-a 81 ~ Rrh-riaa aaf a. are
tTsni,e,i o. ~far~ -iseaxsr a. uaatassia ssr "
,'os-.l in-oa. eoth Ia pfisr,rie aad terrttari.i
e-sssdsss. are susiied % -eal D-i-g-t-- O. a Coa-
Ne"i'o" - IT, bed IN The csss 20 BANGOR.
On heanesoey. fhe Ia dry IF JAW aerf.
So the psfI-o-e q sssa-aiisg ean.l,ate Sc Gov
ss"es. ~ - supf-ssee b, tAe Usiea us.a 81 M.sas
~ the n~xt el~cfioa.
Zach eliy. to~a sad plaafstioa 3. eafit - o.
'-nd ssse ceisEat~. and adds sai del~gsts fsr
esery ave haodsed inhzb,t.as.. a fr.ciiaa 81
tnfe- huucrcd sniiiie. q a .ititioaal del
egaie-
LEONARD ANDREWS Nork
SAM FL y. SPRING. Cusul-sana.
RUFUS :. STEVENS. ONf,sd.
NELSON DiNGLEI. Ia. Antro.coxrsn.
J. ID. PRESCOTT. Fn.akha.
JAS q. BLAINE. k-r--b-~
JOIN = BAhER. Sag..L-hoe.
II. LlN>DAN. >osn~r--t.
w >TETSON. Ls-roln
Y Y >tNONrON. kasx
NM- McSlLNERN, WaLso.
EfhkAiN FLINT .Pi-c.fsqai.
JOAN NNMAN F-ssl,.r,.t
EUGENE HALE. H.aro~k
GEORGE W DYER. Wsskiagtoa.
EbENH WOODBURY.. Aroossa.sk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26
Funeral Of Capt. John B. Hubbard.

We witnessed TIE ob>equies Of thu ga
iant Young oticcT on FRIDAY last. in Hal
lowell These solemn services -ere atien-
ded by an immense conoourse oi people.
as vel - the Governor and Council. Adia-
tans General liodsdon. Nth quite number
q the army oficers IN and about Augusta
TIE addrrs. vas BY the Rev. NJ. Stebbiu..
q Portland. and vas an eloquent and feel
iag tribute % the memory q tie deceased.
Capt. Hubbard vas a son 81 E1-Gov. Hsb-
oard.-hbsraiiy edacaied. and during the
period u his service had proved himself a
gallant ofhccr- While leading an assauls-
Ing column - Port Hgdson. ua,in- IA,
sword aisd cheering on bis men. b. va
struck BY = minnie ball. and Instantly e.
pircd
During the services IN tie church. -e no.
BE- ed an auburn-haired boy. seated A. The
foot Of the oO;Hn. aPparraily absorbed IN
grl-f An aiiu.ion o. ban from Mr sscb-
tias On Lis address. eApained al. Tn,
boy " Ihomas. q seems before the uar.
vas pupil Of Cap, Hubbard. befo-,
the breakiug out Of the rebellion "a. .
teacher in LINN. Mass lie begged The
privilege % accompanying Cap, n. 70 the
~ar.-aad durins his whole service n,
constantly a. L. side AIS fsiil.fal Attendant
lie followed the rvnaius % Lis Captsin a
ihs Vsy baos to Maine. aad ., las grave ~
ir1er tears Of Friendship and affection wers
shed. than those ~h.ea saHssed The ewes c.
this faithful boy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

RESISTING rur bEsFr D. few Coun-
t'ss IN the West. misguided person, ha,.
resisted the enrolling oliccrs. In one ca.e
ar othcVr vas cargi~l oai 81 thc County
The prrI'ctrators Srrc a. once ARRESTED.
lu Holmes a bo.ls 20 Eve hundred Assem-
blcd. AIMED With siot sun.. Col. walIace.
Nth bo,is ~ troops rroccci,l against
thrn. 4 Dc advanced shots we're continu-
at, tfcd a. ihe troops. vhsn the, fred a
'oilss. and charscd hayousis. The insur-
gents wcrc totally routcd. Col ". gave
them one dsy q rrtirc 20 their houc.. and
gi'e ~ tie leader. or be ~oalI procccd
against them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

The 9Th Anniser.srs % th- Maine STATE
seminary MI occur the sd Of July Toe
graduating class numbers - gentlemen and
ID ladies The ensuing hnniscrsarv prom
ises o. be very attractive one. Most %
the male graduates -ill probably rvmaia a.
the seminary Ard enter the FrcsLncu
Class. -hich al enter the Inssitasion thi.
AL. Lewiston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

THr FovETH. Ihe Bndgton Reporter
spcals q a celebration - &C. Pixies Peal. 20
in fryebur.. unlcr he auspices % Asa q.
Pike. Esq. Toe Denmark people uni,e
With The people q Fast Frcbarg.
Al Ne. Zirroa. Mr. Abbott announces
his usual entertainment. only a little more
Of o. There al 10 balls Friday AMI Sat
urlas etcuings-tic latter 90 continue only
;iI twelve o'ciock. There all be cclc-
braiion durins the day
Il 8 SAL the ooPPcrheads propose %
have time ia this village. Programmes
have not been issnei
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

Ia repairing the Gume a. tie sau mills. Ia
Augusta. on SATURDAY,. the dead bodies o.
two men. we're found nc.riv imLe1ded in
ioe rubbish One was missing soldier
aud tie other MAJ belonging IN TIA, city.
who had been missing .ince lat fall. -
SAYS Tie Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

North CarOiins. u Is said. wants 70 -ifh-
draw from The Confederscy. and assume
a position q neutrsli;y. PROM the stand
ard % appears that President DAVIS hAs
gIven North Carolina 10 understand that
Il tie atiempt : made to carry her move
meats q separation into effect. the Con
sederate arny ia n, retreat from virginia
into the cotton States Nil dsvas,ats and
a. -Asie the entire State Of North Carroll
IA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

NoENsL SCHOOLS. The Cotsuissioaer,
% locate Gle Normal schools. provided fo-
~ the last Legislature. have desicustsI
HamPlen AM Taru.iugt0n. as p-vseniirs
the greatest advantage.
We learn that Mr Weston As secured
tie services Of Mr.. Gage. % Waferford. a.
one a the teachers 81 these schools Mr
Gage Is graduate q one q tie Massashu-
sets Normal >choois. snd ~. been eusa-
get in tsa.Ling ia that STATE ior sou.e
years. Those familiar uiih the e-nt.euaa.
express The opinion thar Mr Weston las
been most fort4naie i1 Gle SELECTION.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

LNrHr-, TEuv. We ls-u tia,. ne,.
week a daIiF cypress tram -.I t. -s, o.
iEren Portland Hni Mart-iI o.. train
uiIl .rate Portland .r ell, u..-..-- I'D t...
oi - io.aI morning train. g. Montreal boz
g. evening. lassia- E,fi-, 81. f., o.,'a.E
ia tae morning. al v.I Ease t.s pis.e 90
o. local tran ta P.r.aal. ..a.r- Sinh
Pars ass o..Io-k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

MAiSE CsNsLEY. 10 the battle a. Bran.
ey Station. June 9. the Following missing
are reported from CO. O. Serst. Herr, ?
blanchard. >er.f CALVIN 4. Benson. ser-t
George L. Jumper. CoT,. John Deaiv. Jr
Corp. Hannibal Bisbee. Geo. l.. Das,ar.
Seth b Goodwin. Wm. n wynan.
IN = subse4lcnt engagement. Col Douty
~as kilied. While leading a charge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

The bridges on the Grand Trunk. a.
! arraouih and Bethsl. ver, burned Oh
Monday % at week That az Be,bsl ~,
shortly rvplaccd 50 tia, trans co.!i le pm
The bridse a. Yarmouth ~ss Ia feet ,psn
and caused delay IN the tram. ssr some
DAYS Il . now 10 condition f5r travel