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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09

- TnEEE's LIcHT BrYo~D.- when
niAIaderai." writes Traveller. II set of
one morning % reach the summit of a noun-
tain. 60 gaze upon the distant scenes and
ENJOY the halmy air. ! bad a guide with
ne. ane ne had with difficulty asoended
some two thousand feet. when thick mist
was seen descending upon us. quite obscur-
ing the whole iace of the heavens.
thought had no hope left but az once re-
trace our steps or b. lost bot a. the cloud
came nearer. and darkness oyershadowed
me. my guide ran on before me. penetra-
ting the mist and calling 20 me ever and
anon. saying. Press on. master. press on.
there's light bcyondr did press on. In
a few minutes the mist vas passed. and I
gazcd upon a scene of Transparent beauty.
All Was bright and cloulicss above. and
beneath vas the almost level mist. conceal
ing The worii belov me-. and glistening in
the rays oi the sun like Geld of untrodden
snow. There was nothing a. that moment
between ne and thc hcavens.~ % ye. over
whom clouds are gathering or who have sat
beneath the shadow. be not dismaved II
they rise before YOU. Press on-TuERE o.
ITour HEYoSp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09
vi | sc T. l.I.AN Ny.
Ny FIRST TEMPTATION.

goods. % soon became necessary thar
shouid End some employment. uas ther
ih'F'een years of asc and not very stout oi
stroag. hut yct with a vii % 10 ANYTHING
that could be- foazd Tor mc 90 DO. Aticnrtl
my mother made an Arrangements ~i,h a
carpenter by the name Of Morris. auI "a.
taken into his shop a. an apprentice. Wiu
him remained two YEAR. but Al a. cnI
oi that time became Sd worn do~n o., Ga
hard ~orS imposed upon uc that ms moth.
er resolved / sLoald Tcma .r th..rc na lor-rr
Ny sistcr Lacy. who vas Cen wears old,s
than myself. had lon. detected m, falling
strength. and ii sas MAINLY through her e.
forts taat vas removed from tie place.
should never have complained.
vas now fneen-tan. slim. anI pale.
AMI kaew TIA; could not stand aay sort
ot work. vhich taxed nav physicai strength
O. any crcat extent. bot fortanc favored
inc. \ Mr.. Joscph E,crrd. Who l.pt a
DRY goods store near bv. was in want II /,
salesman. and through my sister. inauence.
Obtained thc place. Mr Eysrci had a
dsachter. Jslia. jasi about mv own a-c.
~ho was very intimate with Lucv. and "a
va by her interccssions With hrr father
that Lucy gained hcr point
va daily Installed into ms place. and
was s'on contcntci AM happy. or my
employer "a kind. aui an intimacy sprans
uP betwvcu m, .eif ani Jalia. which Afford
81 me- purvr bliss than had ever before
cNpsriru-cl. Thus matters passed on ..r
year. and az the end of thar time my heaI,h
Wa rcstorrl. aai hal ,o ilr gained upon
the coulicncr of Mr EvcrrI tbat hr now
trusted me w,th Some of Li. m1.t uar,ies-
Jar basiarss. Ouiy one th.n. troubled u...
AS NJ; receiving such ~a,rs A. iancirI
uy sericcs entitled mc O.. u fact. uas
90 debt. had purchasci q suit of cl.thc.
of tailor in the ue.shbo-hooi. and was
o~ing Tor them. The tailor wanted Li.
money. and had promised ban th4t d.
sAouii have % A. q crr;aia time b-t thzt
tsme bal passed. ani ] could not pay him
" threatened AMI promised aass. Oh.
los many time. ! wished tliat bad never
boueat tho,e c.otLes I could have rot
along withoat them. anI resolved taat
never asain uou.i l buy anything which
l,4 .i. ,..,.-,..
Ouc evening ,at alone in tbe store. T.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09

lean over me. I'd kiss her. and abide the
eonseqaenoes-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09

'' Died poor o. az u his BODY could dc
rlch. and in that act Of dying did not lose
the grasp upon titie. deed and bond. and
90 away paaper out oftime. No gold. no
Jewels. n0 lands nor tenemcnts. Ard yet
men have been buried b. charity's hands
snd vho did de rich died vorth a thousand
thoughts of bcauty. q tbousand pleasant
memories. and tbosand hopcs restored.
There's aiaays a way o. Do thing
TIE Rev John Morpt1n. in his " T. ifs AMI
Nork in Neviounliand. - speaking of the
cold rcsfLer. SAYS While cutting bread
ard buftcr ior me. my hostess complained
Of o. lihcaits of keeping the bresd tha~-
o.. "aul yet. she said. 90 I put the loaf n
the bed. and wrap it up ciose ~ soon a. ever
the boys turn ouf - Ala subsequent perioI.
iu his oWn. house. he tells us that one night
thc two servant girls we're gone 20 bed and
upon searhing the pantry for himself hs
found no brad. IN the morning plenty
va on the table. and b. asked b0w q vas
that none va - b. io1nd the night before
The girls reply va. 30. sir. - always
v-ap up the brad ard place "a az the foot O.
our bed 81 night
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09

TERn>.-oa- nsiiar aad Ftar Csuts. 10,
sesr. 'a afrauos T~o boIlsts. at ths cod ofth.
N~ar.
Clubbing We ~ouH rrsp~rtfslIv rallth~
anrn rnn 'i 80 g. sr~ sr1sri Co heed their aii
a~si~e.iag th- ctrculsifoao ot o. houae par.r o.
th@ laiio~ - ofcr-
w -tu ssnf
lo tapf~s. tar orc var. fnr 1850
20 Ce'ps-- .iss o-- year. SO 5000
ore cops % ~ Frrsaa grgirg - tns ci-i
- .l,ar, 1nnsf arcafuranF the ofIirr.
- Fru~ugiu A g.. 10 ~ta.- Str--f.
b---tsa. sa.i fE1 N.--au ~lfs.f. N.- "a 80.
90 arfhnrlrrf rrn.s
jos PRINTING s~af', esecutst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-12

ST. LOUIS, Oct. l0.-A Leavenworth tn despatc
gives the particulars OF an attack on Gen Blunt
and his escort below Fort Scott. He was at
tackled by 800 rebels in Federal uniform, near
the encampment OF Lieut.. Pond. His escort
broke, and, out Of 100 men, IS were killed An
were shot through the head, evidently after
they were captured. Major Curtis was thrown
from his horse, and found with bullet hole
through his head; undoubtedly wounded after
heing taken prisoner. Lieut. Ponds camp was
attacked abont the same time. Four men were
killed and three wounded. Gen. Blunt caped
and, meeting reinforcements at Fort Scott, took
command and started in pursuit OF Quantriil.
Lieut.. Faar, Sd Wisconsin, was killed Capt,
Todd, Quantrill's adjutant, came to Ponds
camp and asked for an exchange OF prisoners.
He said number of the rebels were wounded,
among them Col. Shelby. QuantriIls forca
came from Cowskin Prairie, McDougall cour.
ty, No.
A letter from Fort Scott OF the sth saws r
rebel force had burnt Carthage mo. that morn.
ing. Gen. Schofeld telegraphed to Leaven.
worth that from ZOO TO 5000 rebels, under
Quantrill, Coffee. Gordon and Hunter, were
marching on Fort Scott and that he had or
dered Col. Weir to move all the force he could
raise to Fort Scott.
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JEPP DAVIS GONE SouTH.-The Peterssure
Express of Wednesday saws.

JEFF DAVIS GONE SoUTH.-The Petersburg
Express of Wednesday says:
His Excellency President Davis passed
through Petersburg yesterday on the sS O'Clock
morning, train, for some point South The Pres
ident was accompanied only by friend or two,
and but tor the fact that he is so well known
by the people of the Confederacy, would have
gone through entirely unobseryed He was
looking well, and appeared to be in excellent
spirits" 4#
~ A dry goods clerk, of a medical turn OF
mind, wishes to know If young ladies with a
mania for tsshopping,' but no particular pre-
objection for buying, may not properly be con-
sidered counter-irritants
~ An aintelligent contraband' put a live
shell in his stove on Morris Island recently. Its
explosion damaged him and his household
utensils considerably. Easfs4 .ttEnSzE
sIImpresario lGrau has lost Brignoli: did
not pay up his salary regularly every fortnight,
and the tenor by rlghto contract engages with
Max StrakOsch. -ss aS7#I
Richmond that cotemporary thinks the ghost
Of Floyd Is about. >+s.a sks - ass7s,s
~The death Of the Rev. HENRY Y P.rr,,p
one OF the foreign missionaries OF the Preshv,
terian church, is announced. - -
~ Jenny Lind has been singing at harxa.,
festivals in England. q .1T.e-T = 80 vs.
~ new tenor VIII ,se name IL !. Ho,,er.n,
engaged to appear in Philadelphia. 1aeE -
China. " i. sss.l -1--r = 80 - :. = 90
~ Ex-senator. win had arrived In Paris
IN twenty days from Wilmington, n. y.
- Artemus Ward Is lecturing in Boston.s
~ Gen. Houston died OF pneumonia mola
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-12
FROM EUROPE.

CAPE RACE, Oct. a.-The steamship citv of
BALTIMORE, from Liverpool OH the 3Uth of Sep
fember, rfd Il Queenstown on the Ist of October
passed this point en- route to New York this
morning.
The steamships City Of New York, Olymnns
Nova Scotia, shannon and Germania, had
arrived out. -.
The City of BALTIMORE reports passino tho
steamship tIfv Of W shin ojh sss 81 II
The London Times gives currency to the re-
port that the Confederate Vice President. AL
exander H. Stephens. had sailed for France
fully empowered 10 make terms with Napoleon
for the recognition OF the Southern Confedera-
cy on the basis OF emancipation.
The Times also gives as rumor that Califor.
MIA is desirous OF seeding and joining the
Mexican Empire.
1t is with such stuff as this that John Bull
deceives itself i'll regard to American affairs.
No State in the Union has shown itself more
warmly loyal than California.-ED SrARl
The Mexican Crown deputaticn would be re-
ceived by the Archduke Maximilian on the Sd
OF October. $40
1t was rumored that England had proposed
that the title OF Prussia to Poland should be ip.
nored.
LIvRRPooJ, Oct l.-Cotton-sales two days
1900 bales: market firmer, and Quotations
unchanged. Breadstufs quiet Provisions
2rm.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-Consols a8H. American
stocks, market quiet but steady, with no sales
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sklrmi.hes near Harper,s Ferry.

Skirmlshes near Harper's Ferry.
Our forces in and about Harper's Ferry ha va
had several skirmishes lately with Imboden,s
guerrilla forces. On Monday scouting party.
belonging to Capt Means cavalry, said to be
boys, had a skirmish with Imboden,s men and
were IepqWiseefI WeI 9osfniggo Ga "wednesday
1ne cavalry at Harper Ferry and two regi-
ments Of infantry went out to meet the enemy,
who were threatening an attack. They found
near Charlestown a force Of between three and
four hundred, commanded by Gen. Imboden
The rebels had large portion of their force
dlsmounted and in ambuscade. Capt. Somers
with his company of cavalry, had advanced
and met a company OF rebel cavalry, who
charged upon him and were repulsed. They
pnrposely retreated, Somers and his Company
pursuing, until they entered the fatal ambus.
cace A. the drst fire Capt. Somers and ten
men Were killed, as many more wounded. and
nearly all the others captured. The few who
escaped brought in the information. and thu
rect OF the cavalry started in pursuit, but were
unsuccessful in coming up with the rebels
Capt Somers was brave and worthy of3icer
Both his lieutenants were captured limbo
denis main camp is said to be several miles
back from Winchester, where he has q force
of about five hundred men under him. who
make continual raids through the Shennn-
doan Valley. So says letter to the New
York Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-12

ALEXANDRIA AAFFAIRs.-Harrison J. KIRK.
Milton p. Glasgow and ]. Marable, formerly
residents OF this city and neighborhood, were
reported TO Col. Wells last evening" as having
voluntarily come into our lines. They are M "
in the city on parole, and statement OF their
cases will be once forwarded to Washin gton
by the Provost Marshal General
The direct tax Commissioners OF the United
states opened their Office in this city on th-
18th ult., since which time they have collected
xl,oie. The whole amount to be collected from
the county is $500 We anticipate a lively
time for the Commissioners soon, as near one
half the time given for the collection of this
tax without additional cost has expired. Tax
payers should look into the matter at once
Alec. Journal, 10th.
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VALUABLE RIAL 1srATI 7oR sAL7.

.fss sssrs :. ssss, ss
isssya fs'isao ohss sss DIG Ds.ss
tars Of D. c. Dtgsss, asssased, are con plain .nts,
sthe hishs.t bidder, on the prsni.ss, on MON:
"a
Al n s.s
Georges county. OF which Mrs. Nora Dlsses Is the
ata a .: SA
City and Z:
siisesis y tie seisi.r: sons er y ssl.s ossi:
tol street. passing BY the Gisn.oed osnss-rE-Aaa
saax s: I.as: si a.. .' s9
fesars; Rebert CLARK, Joseph Ksnsdy, and Or:
L. d s s'
entity Of Washington. The situation il elevated
and eomn an de beau sisi M and extensive 1rosISet
G Of as Yhs ;, .s: state 9t snd
sys.ty Of tins land ,ss in wood and i i.
anatsd would cut seven thsusnd cords OF prime
cedsr x0ea ana Locust for f.neins. re improys e.
.fs
stable ana ca.riase Heuse, xith . spaeions Lawn,
snd ana and in
The .hoys land pin be ssla II in lots ~ ,ith Ia due os
S o. .ssd S TO- sseh S h.s,: ios Iss Of
6 aesuirs $ Co., Ws,sin xson D. o. The .s1srsl
tuic il sites.
the day ff sale. on the day of the rAti6catiou
sreof by the Court, and the residue In equal in.
stslments Of six and twelve months from the day of
ise the whele to inf from the OF sale
and the pay thereof to be secured by the bond
Of the rureh with surety surstiss to be ap
proved By the COURT But Il Q Trustee is author
lIed to receive the Whole. or any part Of the pur
upon the ratification o. the sale by the court and
con ave, the same TO the purchaser or purcha.er.;
in fee simple. Free clear, ana diseharsed Of all
claims Of the parties to this cause or Of
~ Tks Trustee is authorised at the same time
AZ place to sell the Dover Interest Of Mrs. Nor
Iigsss tAus securing to the purchaser q complsts
N'ie 70 'ne RICH arb 3. B. CHBw, Trustee,
oe2-estd Upper Marlborough. Maryland.
ssIsTANT QU UARTERMAsTkRB ORFICl,l
n CornsT Of aad Tlcenty second streets,
Wash ing ton, September 2, 1868.
viii be sold st public auction on the frst second
and third WEDNESDAYS. uh, 18th, and 7lst o
October, at the Corral, near the Washington OBJ
HORsEs AND MULES
copdemned g unit for public service
sale to commence - 10 O'Clock . M.
Terms cash, In GOV erpmsnt fands
CHARLH6 6AR1EC6Ons
se % tbs Amistant Quartsrmastsf.
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Pennsylvania peli&;c..

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-THE demonstration
OF the friends Of Gov. Curtin, made here on
Saturday night, was large and Imposing dis
play. Coy. Curtin was conducted TO the Con-
tinental Hotel, where he made an eloauent
speech, which was received with much en-
thusasm. While the procession was pass
ing through Walnut street, some bricks were
threwn at building where the Democratic
Central Club have their headquarters, the win
dows OF which were smashed and transparen.
cies torn. No one WAS hurt
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/. The Pacific Railroad Cut.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. photographic communi-
cation has been intarruptediabout thirty miles
west of Jefferson City, last night the rebel raid.
point, and are marching eastward. Accounts
this morning place them i've miles east OF TIP
ton. s-Er sfs ssss - 81 .tss..s 80 .segs,FS
aIz The Qualifications at Sedalia have been
strengthened with bales of hay, and every
prepar ration made for the defense Of that post.
1t is not yet known whethet the rebels have
done any damage to the Pacific Railroad.
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EAsHIoaABLE DANCING ACADEMY,

MKi GoODALL, Professor and Teacher of Daaeiag
anu pepoe,,t.naent has the honor to announce QH
LADIES VIII commence at the UNITED HALL, ~
On lHh sueet, few doors from the cars. ts y
PennskIISania avenue, on eATU RDAY. Oct ST. At2
?. 10 NIssses for Gentlemen on Tuesday and Satur-
Gay lay, ssfr1hnes N ~ nom to 10 Private lessons any
The Sceptre exerciae for Ladies, 80 mueh recon-
Inenoe1 Ior deformity and onesidsdness; also, the
mshe note OF It. ,".'1...s. - '-1 0''' -
ar Il: continues to sive lessons the Violin
Due notice viii BE- given Of his classea :.
AT1:, ,soeaan wiz rsssiys /. nmitsd number o,
pgRis loL Pianoforts 70 and .GipEine. =. =
SnnSs Of terms, DO. please appy at his rooms,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

~
::n. s the sole ss
l,eR sALE.- BRICK ROUSE. with six roous,
Few s4ss E Vi. s b .os
S.isG sfss 'as %
scvD slsA =.
bird Of tusins.s e. being esrnsr store IN tn. most
.srps s,s1 18th aPsss sP.as to h. O. ssS
A RARL CHAEoE For ssls. the best RETAIL
dAai,tG a Gh9vfakl in MS,hinkton. Aysrsge sales 100
saaa los.iien iar !. = rse jo6sias ,rsds wni ssiil
or tale par,nss who can pu shs;e half stoet
Asps in d. eiors. eorneI ssh AND " DSosss oeD s.
Il on faystte ttrset, baltimore. ,setwssn Eats1
e q ss
10 ehsnbers aao!s, With aii the modern sonvenien.
l al % ss sn.si aa DWiLL1ne in tn. r..r s.opt,p.
the .s for s
ir.s 4 nst R iHiS In I've r,sas The hon.s on Iaye,ts
so aecn Bstnels ~
Eos skLE-A rare chance for profitable In
HoIs ITstI.ns1t e I. = large and eommodiel' IQE
SR.,!.ss Of II ,as iee isIasa s.d S..a s.id
to en- lark in q safe and proGtable BUSINESS For
ibIIheI lnfor alton enquire OF PETER e. HEN
DEF suN 10l Queen street. Alexandria, Va or
4o4 hith st., between D and L, Washipg gton.
TIoUeE FOR sALR-One of the finest in GEORGE
- town, containing about Is rooms, in con plete
order. with hot and cold water in the oh am bsrs
bath and ice house. stsbling for seven horses and
ear!asts extensive grounds attached. with choice
fSi, .o affs r., seIuebsry snn hn;, sts Price 4Ys
south west corner Of Indiana avenue and Sd street.
terms inquire o JAMES =. HAiiDAY Real Esl
tate Hroker, 81 Eleventh street 7 doors 1outh or
kOR RENT-In . private family. for gentleman
- l. eniy two very NJ atty fur nished iecono story
CHAMBERS: location very desirable only thirty
s,ate Department Reference required Inquire
Itn New York avenue, near 18th 1t. SO Is II
p kAL EsrATE ENJOY.
Perrons wanting to Rent or Purchase DWELLING or
store Houses can be accomm odsted At the Heai
Estate Agency Also. persons having Property of
any kind that they desire to Sell Rent or ense
can bs fu1 nshed with the best of pure chasers and
tenants frse Of charge. AN
When desired, the very best OF referenoes can bs
pEtxkE. coaswELL & JACKSON
Attorneys and CoxHsel!ors at Latc and Reel Estate
Brokers,
49s seVenth streat. oppo, the Post Ofice-Rooms
Use l5.lm-I 10 And 90 up stairs.
E'oR REkT-A dne STORE on Seventh street,
l. one OF the best locations in WashiE eron for
any euslness. Apply ut the aoslpg Restaurant
NO. 247 Penn ave. bet. 18th and 18th sts jy26 IT,
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From New Orleans

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-The steamer Evening
Star, from New Orleans ON the4th INST, arrived
here this afternoon. Among her passengers are
Maj. Gen. Heron, Com. Colds b orough, 165 sick
soldiers and 16l rebel officers s-prIsoners. i
On the I'd inst there was a avalry skirmsh
near New Franklin, La, between our forces,
under the command OF Col. Davis, aud the
rebels. under Capt. Squires, which. resulted in
the defeat OF the rebels at our first flre Sdures
being mortally wounded, and Cob Davis cap.
turing the rebel piece of artillery No rebel
demonstration has since been made ss.5 -
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Draft Riot in New H.mpsh,r.

GREAT FALLS. n. H.. Oct. 10.-A mob at
jackson, in this State, ON Thursday night
burned the hotel where the deputy provost
marshal was stopping, while serving notices
on drafted men. He narrowly escaped with his
lite. He has just passed through this pface, en-
sistance.
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SOLUMB!A CORNIT AND STRING BAND
:. me Sndersigned respectfully annoupces ~
% tne g1pnc, the he isrsady % furnish Muse&
lor if,ks..ate Parties. Balls. Pic Miss, eaFa1es
1AnioIons stc.s with any nm mNer E{ Nusiciar
L yCan tsemanh, corner of Psnnsylyan ania avenue
seq Sms sA AS&AsAS'
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Rebels Concentrating near Columbus-
Governor Brown. Of Georgia. on I'm.
presSment.
CAIRO. Oct. 10-The rebels under Gen Lee.
OF Johnsion's staff, are said to be concentrating
near Columbus, Mississippi, where the Con fed
crates have extensive iron and other manufac |. !.
tories, and strong work of defence
Governor Brown, of Georgia, has issued a
proclamation, protesting against the seizure of
personal and priva1e property for the use OF
authority plainly emanates from headuuarter
He calls upon the State to resist the Impress
ment of property where such authority cannst
be produced Persons attempting such i'm
pressments are to be committed to iaIl until 4
warrant is issued against them for robbery
Advices from Little Rock are satisfactory
Southern papers notice adecline Of from three
to tour hundred per cent. in gold.