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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05

ROMANTIC LOVE SCENE. = Tis past the
hour of midnight The golden god of day,
who drove his emblazoned chariot through
the heavens, has ceased shining upon the
earth, and black pail reigns over the
lower section OF our city. Nothing Is
heard save the distant step of 4 t1nelan
choly bill poster as he pursucs his home
ward way. Suddenly sound breaks the
stillness-it is the voice of Frederick
William, calling in plaintive tones upon
his beloved Florence Amelia.
"Throw open the lattice, love, and look
down from the easement, for L, your dear
Frederick, am here"
"What brings thee at. this time Of the
night, when all is still and gloomy"
'I come TO offer thee my heart. Upon
my soul | love thee-truly, wildly, pas
siouately love thee. Dost thou reeipro-
cate ?''
The maiden blushed as she hesitated.
"Ah," cried he, and the face of our hero
lit up with sarl0nic smile, "thou lowest
another ~
"No! no no ~ erred Florence.
'Then why not rush to this bosom that
is bursting to receive thee 2"
"Becausc," replied the innocent, but,
still trembling damsel, 81 am 'ntdsessetE." -
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05
WILMORE STATION.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judges Of tie Courts-President, Hon. Geo.
Taylor, Huntingdon; Associates, George ",
Easley, Henry C. Deyine
Proffoaotary- Joseph MDonald.
Register and Recorder-Ed ward f. Lyle.
Sherif-John Buck.
District 4toraey.-Philip S. Noon.
county Commissionera- James Cooper, Pc
ter J. Lt;le, John Campbell.
Treasurer-Thomas Callin.
Poor House Drectors-William Douglass,
George Delany, Irwin Rutledge.
Poor House Treasurer-Ge gorge c. Z. Zahm.
Harcentae Appraiser--@n Farrell.
4Hfitors-John F. StuIf, Thomas j. Nell
son, Edward r Donnegan-
C2g,tty SurDeyor.-Henry Scanlan.
Coroner james S. Todd.
SaPt Of Common Sckocis-ilenry Ely
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05
EBENsRUgG BOZ. OFFICERS

Justices Of The PeGee.-DaYid ii. Roberts
Harrison kiHkead.
B@rgess-George Huntley.
School pirectors-E. j. Mills, Dr. John VI.
Jones, Isaac Evans.
EAST WARD.
'oastabIe-Thomas Todd
>, Eo'ca Co~nct-Wm. Davis, Daniel J. Davis,
=. j. Waters, John Thompson, Jr., David W
Jones
IasPectors-John W Roberts, l. Rodgers.
Juf3e of Election-Thomas J. Davis.
-4SSeSsor-Thomas p Davis.
WEST WARD
CoHstdLle-M. VI. O'Neiil
fo~n Couacji-William Kittell, H. Kinkead,
n: L. Johnston, Edward d. Evan; Thomas J.
Williams
IaspeetoT'-J. d. Thomas. Robert Evans
Jsass 9t Eiection-JoEn Lloyd.
hsseS'or-Richard I. Davis.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-05

eea. What is the greatest curiosity in
the world i woman's,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

SHrttlNs Brrorr IuNEtE-fv.. 4
Morris leland correspondent ~ritr. .--
90 81 ni-ht Ne can go fhc rl,h of s,ril
ihroueh an Be-. iouru-s. L-htci as i IS by
Be- burning fu.e. Whra ths range D. two
faiir-. the track 80 she'll from mortar
dc-crih~s vcry near hsifthc ar, ola circlr.
On lcavin- .hc mortar &c Gracefully moves
on. c.iziiir- NJ anl ar' into thc heavens tili
it .ncaris or ga.ir a miic above ths earth.
ard thru ii rlils. along fur aunomcnt. APP
parvnily in h,rrrutai Enc. ba; quickly
soa sce that abs Httir 6ers orb 81. ca The
boone stretch dr~crih,~- ths other segmcnt
oi ths circle. 4 .heu from farr'tt rifc'l
Gun in gong two and half miles dc,iatcs
from straight line not Guitc a. much a. a
she'll from q rnor,ar Bet in pas,ing OF cr
this space considerable time - required. 4
she'll FROM mortar wiii make a distance
81 to mile. in about thirty seconds. and
frpm rarrou gan In about hall that time.
Thc hash Of a gin AZ n CIR. All abe white
smoke by day. indicate thc moment ~ che
di-charcc. ani fifteen or twenty seconds
give an ahunlsncc - time O. End a cover
Ia a spiinter proof behind a trench. OF
some thin- else. l. Is wi.c an soilicrly
10 jo So. hai many Tay no attention CD thosc
blessing scrcam,ug. dsins in thc DAY tiunc.
q shot from gun. Invisible devils. en-
ocpt o. crack Jokes Al their eSp~n.~. or
o-ea-onai,s oae pay, b.. hic for t., fool-
harliuess
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02
The Maine Election abroad.

The recent union triumph in Maine. las
not only carried roy 20 the hearts Of al low
a. upcn and women in the State. but every
where outside the State rcjoicirgs come
floating back 20 rs upon every passing
breeze. Maine i representative state.
Her interests arr varied-bcr people arr
Engaged not only in agriculture and the
mechanic arts but they are largely in other
leading occupations. Commerce. naviga-
ton and manufacturcs. enter very extcn-
siVely into. the business 81 her citirens
Her people arr an intelligent. reading.
thinking people. The intelligent masses
sre tied 90 no political regencies. cabais or
class. but act from their honest conVictions
at duty. For these and other reasons whcn
they 30 act. their Judgment = entitled %
the highest Consideration. Il became a
maxim long ago that " a. Maine goes. 80
goes the union The election became
matter of intercs; all over the countrv
Union men bcld their breath. and on thc
evening Of the sccord Monday % Septcm-
Der. they listened With intense anxiety o.
The first gun from Maine And when thev
beard its echoes booming for the govern
nient AM the union. seconded by the roar
Of the loyal artillery Of the Diriso state.
when they heard the heavy tread q Niaine's
loval sons. and their shouts % victor, a.
they charged upon the trzitorous hor,ics %
JEFF. Davis. the reals % victory came hack
from every valley AM hnl top. where fioais
the old fa-. The GLORIOUS triumph Of low
atty over TREASON in th- recent election has
electrified the whole country 10 j. worth
everything 70 the union cause. 70 has IN
fused new lie and courage into patriotic
hearts every where. And then our brave
soldiers in the feii. how fsey rcjoicc and
echo back the glad note. o. victory from
every camp and fort and garrison and tent
Ell 6eh. They nov know that Maine d.
true 20 her valiant and noble sous. THAI she
Wi stand by them until rebellion Is finally
put down and not leave them % The tender
Tacrcies of the Goths and Nanfais % IrH
DaVi-. The union men 81 Maine went in-
70 the contest upon the platform 81 an mn
conditional support % the National Admin
istraiion 81 az Sc wsr unessu-~s sn.i q w.
orous prosecution % the war until r,tcI.ion
D finally crushed out. Jpca fsIs yl1ffo-.l
fiey fTTa1npioS. The voice 81 Maine stand.
recorded for The governments and tLe onion.
frst. lat and always hence &C. cru.Lis-
weight upon copperheadism and treason er-
ery~here- From al over the country. from
al clAsses. Occupations and profcs-ious.
oong-atuiatiors fr1m loyal men came back
- tn patriot anioa men % Maine. thank
fog them for striking such terrible blow
A. treason. Well may the cons 81 Nam
and the loyal sons % every STATE and ter
Tltory reJoice together. The oil aas floats
more prsadiy. loyal men rally With in-rcas-
81 cnthG>issm around r.. q shall wave ia
triumph until NJ lat emery shall o. forced
20 acknowledge its sovereignty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

IHE CoNsCRuTIoV. We learn from
tabular statement in the Le.istoa Jas-raf
that up % last SATURDAY the cases Of ssg-
drafted men lad been Decided. thar % cas-
- rewaIned undecided. and a2s men Lsd
n0t presented fheuisclves for exaa.inati1r
az tbe @2gs draftcd mn examined. rI-r.
or about sne hak were exempted ~ rby.i
al disabii.fF. as1 80 flr otier raa.es r.-a-
vided for by the at. While 40 or about
one third were accepted or the number
accepted. % paid their commatst.a-
tamo1nt.ng o. ssD.5ool 2s5 furnished
Substitutes and 26- are held f1r personal
screice
Apouf eieify -f,e from Oxf1rI Comfy
have failed 70 r-port 81 fbe courtesy ~
sumner Barnttr. Es1. we have bal AL
oppoEiunrs to cNamiac h.. Ii.ts. arf find
tlrt very iew 81 tbc nuuier r7T BE- ..t
doWH al deserter.. ani the-, Al. s.,r..l,
any sscdaddlers. one man f-a,- N.-.,-
a. noted e. .' bel fhe rebel sew cs - Mo-. 4
fhe o'hrrs A. ct~apts Buf one man t,.
been arrested IN ihis County for r,fss.nr ,s
report.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

Lmvr. WN. N. BEoWN. Cur comuiu-
nifty Vas excited last week by TIE news %
the Sudden death Of Lieut.. Wm n Brown
Of Bcthel year ago his brother. Licut
Harlan 4. Brown 49, Killed a. tbs battle
Of Antietam.
Wa. n. Brown vas The son ~ Mr.. pa
M BroNn II thls town. IL entered the
army a. a private. AMI by virtue % his e.
cclicut qualities a. = soldicr D. vas promo
ted a. Licltrnaat IN the 18th Maine Re-
Sub.e4uentiy De- ~as detailed o. tasc
charcr 81 the Ambulance CORPS in Gen
BANKS army. pos; for Which b. ~as al
uirably VII ftcd Here n. labor. werc
most ariuous ~hiie On thcir hong rnarch.
and daring the siege Al Port Hudson Al
though uncommoniy vigorous IN body. be
vas scizcd Nth congesii,e ODD. yct d.
stiil stood Al has post and faithfully per
Formed his duty. Notwithstanding the rc-
monsiranccs and advice Of a.. superior Of
tccrs.
While Prvparia- Tor cen. Franklin s1-
petition. be sioPPc1 Al ThibodcauN. al hi.
quarters. and in the morning vas found
dead IN his bcd. Ilis cousin. Lieut.. Rob
bans b. Grover. ~ho happened 90 Dc thcrc.
Immediately carried his body Co New Or-
leans ~h~rc b., brother oficcrs had q EN-
banned 10 b. scni bone
Lieut.. Brown uas young nan o. stcr-
HuE worth. Scrupuiou.ly exact in the Dis
charge OF his duty. BE- respected the same
IN othcrs. kind in rs demcanor. Nth =
smile for every one. vt stern when neccs-
sity called t forth. IL thus sccur,d a..
highest respect from h.s brother oficcrs a.
vel a. soldiers. asi in hi- letter. home Of
ten expressed q vi,h 10 be- oncc more With
~ FRIENDS 20 ENJOY thc blessings 18th -L,ch
De- vas onoc surrounded.
IL dicd sept. Cth. a-rl =, wears u D..
a coiucitencc. that three Licuteuanfs b,
the name Of Brown have b,,ih Killed Or died
in tho army. from Bethrl
In hotter since received from Ma 4
Grover - abe Nc. 18Th Reg. De- saw.
o. col. kimhall. speaking 81 Licut. Wm.
Brown. previous o. rs death. remarked
that b. Va one - b.. be.t ofbccrs. al~aYs
prompt and rciiahic. and b. shouiI cu,i,as-
or % have him return O. his regiment. for
Dc had long been engaged in an arisous
and delicate dais. y I. i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

Tie Por,smoath Jourual saws a pilot.
boat arrived a. thai place last week. ha,iu..
on bard a iartic tLat vsi- bci twelve han
lrei and e.-ht pounds. With OIL. bad
a .not bong he measured seven f-,t from
h.s hose O. be tai.. and eiu,I Cen frst
lie va two fees thick. ana about Eve feet
from silc o. SIDE. being of r,ralar oval
ie-n-Hben his fore Clippers ue-v crtsu.l-
81 ihey measured = ID fc,t from ZIP O. CO...
Many OBJ salts cKamincI him. t1t not orc
ever saw iLe Akc ior SIZE ia any para ~ tlc
uorl-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

Tue lars FIEr IN our last issue We
gave some Ps-ticulars conccrnine ti,- la,.
cuuia-raiion oi A,-r'. c,-i. i-atr.l Medical
Isheraiery. located sn ;iir gi;v. Fram az
the information ~ have since been all.
70 gaiher. ~ arr 81 opinion that their
loss vin amount o. -au.- -. ODD 90
80. 0up alihog.h M exact c.tinaatc has
set brcn rca-h~i N,tw.tt.tanli1. tb,s
gr,at boss. ine,1lin- the par ial Destruction
Of thc three upTsr store. of The biloxi th-y
occupy. hi.cl Nth complicated mach
nery. costly Stock. maniartnrins a.
printing material. ibc firm have. Nth that
Indoruitable ener-y which charactcrizcs all
thcir operations. alrvais effected arrange
uacnis by ~hich the building viii. ia tuo
week. - 80 far repaired that thcv vii
resume business toa considerable extent
In the uesnfiroe. thry have converted tie
large church owned by theun. corner q
Mcrrimack AMI Central Streets. into a
mandatory and ofscc. where thcir opera
tions arr already in progrcss. and ~ pre-
sumo th,ir patrons. (.ud their name b.
e lcgion. - ~iI hardly be- a. az cmbarras.-
cd b. thc disaster.
We heard the opinion expressed by orr
citisens. during the progress % the 6rc.
that b. ~oah probably caasc The removal
a tbs charar;erisiic establishments 20 some
uorr central locality. Ike PHILADELPHIA or
Ncs York. Ia was even rrrpose5 q.
pstiiiou The Mcssrs Aver against such a
step vhrch ~oaid prove q serious ioss 90
i.'~cll bot We arr clai'to see that present
Indications clearly denote thcir intention
q remain nth ~. ~here their business ~
htions. nth thc largest haH 20 rnankiai.
have commenced and grove up.
rNox PopuE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

LNo"t EtcEsrNr ro NotCNrEEns. The
Aasusta corrcspondeut % the Prc.s savs.
90 Il seems o. be- tbe policy % the Gov
ernrnsH % % prevent. 4 possible. any further
d-aii. an4 90 encourage voluntary enlist
usea,-. T. Is vel kao~n tLat '. Vcic-an.'
receive from che general government a
bolnty of : -. anI circular has ia.i been
i.sarl from the Provost Mar.l.al C.-aeral'.
of'loc au'hprrins ''tp al other recruits. not
veterans. one monih's paw in adsancc and
on addition bounty and premium a. ss0s'
lh.. in aliiftoa O. thc STATE AMI town
i.'-ntics BE- certainly a v-ry liberal .un f5r
-crsicc ior thrre ycars. o. t.4rlng the ~ar n
sooner ended
Ihe um~ or raisin- 60 Bcar. Vc,eran
Regiments has been exica.lcd With all tie
Frlsi'e;ci oi -ans. a.. Which sas raaran-
tccl hs tlc General Orlcrs autho-iE.ns tbs
Tais.ug % veteran regiments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02


Gr~Eu Brrtru o. Bs-ruEiNg rur
UNloN. General Buiier addressed large
Tnion meeting ~ Harri.hur- on SATURDAY
evening. la thc course of hi. rynarks D.
sad.
"Nou NAV think q hcrvsy. bit for one /
10 not vani this Union RECONSTRUCTED on
the Ola hasis. Sappo-e Won uou,d wake
ZAP tomorrow morning aui learn Or a fact
thai al TIE rvlcis had lad doun their arm.
ard consented 90 rcturn O. thc Jnion rnlcr
its conditicn in l~6n lIour.t p,mocrii.
"a, thcy want thr mon a. 90 "a. IT, that
case 500 ~ouli have o. send o. England
Or Mason AMI >iiLell. and PIT ih,-n back
In Cougrcss, yoa wog1 have o. scud O.
Richmond cor Beniamin and PCT h,m iaek
ia Consrc.s. yoa woslI have O. send for
Jca DAVIS AMI put him back in thc Sen
Ate YOU ~o1ll have 90 scnl for Ceucral
Lcc and rut him A. the bead ct his OBJ ne
imcnt oi United States cavalry.
'lou might rcconstruct q without that.
says nv honest dcmocratic friend Al.
then. sou dont want q ,rarf'y a. q wass
II tie southern sccrli1- States were O.
coa,e back into the Uuion a. u vas. tens
% millions q debts would D. uFon us. AMI
rebel scrip ~oa,d have e. D. net by pav-
rneni a. lsvfai money. Therefor DO MT
SHRINK from u- because DO not want o.
see thc Union cSacti, A. ii "a. IA, voa
~aut Western Nirs inia Nth al her fr-c
Institutions. thro~n back into Eastern Vir-
GINA. 10 you vaui M.ssouri in ler org
anal conitions - yea vant O. sse tie
men. blaek in .kin. ,ho have f,u-ht 81 no.
bis AZ fart Iiajson and >amter. seat Laek
in CHAINS o. abe cotton and ricr feil. sas.- ?
II yo1 do. don't. tChcr-so
I lcior- to the country. O. tlc Uni1o.
anl to the government. AMI ii f. the oulv
rarfs uav kno~ tChr.-sl Wien We
60 r'yth-,asa orr r-c.ru' lir-li,.e. 81. 70
al NAV "a do~n al discs. oar olI
party ..sucs. drawing chat partisan lines
Nc please. r.; na~ ever man should
abI1r, party Cd il~a, a-s god. rraud
and noble. hat OBJ iI,as. wheu thry d1 Mt
90 ar times .holiI D. abanio-el f1r ths
tmr. NJ Inioa man vants g. ah-o-aic
the oli corstitation. "a 80 COOL enough
Ihe Only question b.. how can ue take Lack
an ab-condin- mcu4dsr ofths G-m under ths
old articles a. Agreement
am not sor thc mon a., it vas. tc-arse
30 cannot D. r~coustrlrtsi. n ue coail
b-in- thc sec~l.nr >tate- lack into To-
Inion in every respcct. woa.l D. b.. tat
% cannot Do done. Who can brirc "a 4
thc gallant dead en- The hank. q Potonar.
Earpahauuock aal 'Liekahou.inv Wa
can ~ipc a~ay tt, tears g a. widow an
tdc faiLcr,e.. Who can vipe out tbe
national d,bts Who can briur bark o..
p-o-P-riy of 1902 Ahcr an ,bat. I am
With soa f'r ta- rr-on-;-a-ii1I of tbe
Jaion.~ ltLccrsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

AN ArrrtcrIo~. The Watc-,rie Nal
SAYS thaf VI Lang ~ Vas.aiboro. vii ex-
mhii. az ihr >a1v &C tbe No--h Kennel
A-ricuhural Society. o. be held az Wate--
vile October g ard his entire stock os
imported short Horn. also nauit,r a
his best horse. ard colts. vith a Dc g Do.
s1pcrior >oafhio~n Shccp. one 20 ffe
calves On his stock. aLo1; four months oil.
weighs CD Us. a. fh.s i.ur. ard is Growing
~ ihe rate 81 several pounds daily. Hon
Waren Pcrciva'. 81 Vas.au.o-o'. also vii
make an cKhib.tiau g hi. tho-oa-hb-ed
Durham stock. among which arc some ans
mals of E-raf merit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

sNr,srr oar. The Copp-rhesI rs-
Tsr' lately printed ihe ai,-rti.emen' Of one
Nrrrs " Baane'i ~ Burlington. Conn
sh1 oaerei 49, io- q .al-utat-. DE
waited one oi Gle J.tr I.roun .ft'.. 90
one ot a." Hrr.l'rs f-itr- christian. '
VI. 'asr. lawyer 81 that place. who had
ja.' rr'1-rrl fern 'h- va-. promptly ap.
Piled. with az .flstery ev.i.r.e al. OIL al
t.r lla'Iaclt.ars. Ihis va. -.-- ttsr OIL.
'o~ar.i.y 'orrsrhsad ooaa..l araa. and
a'ie- sat.f bog him.eft.at ta.-e ua. ra
I..+ ~ oaf-to'e hy ut i, ,.aIf
creep oaf. ie. al. sIi De -r.t. r.U da vh-r
fa'-.r r.rIas-ei. baked ...s-. l,--. aal
r's.a 20 80 81 rt.-r.r f..r iI.f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02
OBJ OrfurN 9tmutrat
PARIs. MAINE. o.. :. -.

The ELECIICN. TIE Pres has refurns
from as towns. which give Cony g. is2
Bradbury. 80. ~ and Il scattering.
jOrity FOR Cony. is.571.
The senate vii stand. Union so; Coz
Perhead ]. With a probability TIA, sufficient
fraudulent voting viii be proved &c make il
unanimously Union. Last year IL stood.
Republicans. Is. Union Democrats. s.;
Democrats. ;.
The House stands. Union i2O; Copper
heads. "a. with two seats contested With
strong probabilities Of success. Last year
IL stood lO5 10 a. gain 81 26.
Fourteen members Of the last Senate and
twenty -thrce members Of the last House.
are reelected to the next Legislature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02
NoH PpaE

~. \ EUNI.r1tTR Supr ~ sPorr-
t'NrrE- The y. Y Herald ,ay. that Mr..
James II. Nixon. 4 native ~ Portland. a-A
vho iosi hi. leg in The battle q Bah BiaH
~hiie serving IN ihc "a Maine regiment.
shot dead. On SATURDAY, afternoon lat. NJ
w. y Broun. the Keeper q thc.Pc~tsr
Nag. eel kno-n drinking saloon. M
NiNon 49, taken into custody. IL regrvt.
thc unfortunate aaair. bat believes D. was
fully justified ia the a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

ErlNrvr>r co. ToErrur Es ~
cent discovery. a. uuplea-ant iu.ines. oi
clearing tie moath of dc,asel teeth. ha.
heon male a irii-iftaioG-aiia- In-,iI
of ir,lliu- o. have a fang extracted. thc
patient go. iasn iu the dentist, chair. an
o. u~c tAc eNrr,s-ian of til- ,iit rar-r-.
.' ENJOYS assessor 90 delightful r-,,r, ---
o. pain. ODD cor.eiaa.rr.s of harm. nor ner-
voc. re1rt.ou a,ter~ari Tie new a-,r.
is nitrous oxvl. -n,r,g kaeua a..
" hl-a.os -a..~ prepared hy anew pro-
cess. making Be- SAT-. easy q arri-at,a.
ani even O. have a beneficial eHe,t ur.a
the SYSTEM. Wc see tl1t d, pa. been intro
an-ei ,n Portland and p-csume char IT,
IHoNr~"N. uha o.. a'~as, ur ui,h the
'.r.es. ui.i intr..-4e, .t .n tLis vicinity. d
tAe reports ar uot esarccrateI. iLe ncu
alp.icai.on W 90 lc a t.on O. o. nlarv ,L5
cannot ta.e tle ordinary anars;hei.c agent,
wit.1-t OBJ ,Fc.ts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

lIsHTINO 80 ivII STOMACH. T. seems
to us that cur troops too often have g.
hEhi on empty sionachs AM after too long
doublc-quick marchcs. O. accomplish much
under such circumstance We arr r.
minded q an incident or two. ~ believe.
never pahiishsd. in the fsLs between ths
Eaterpri.c and Boxer Wheu tAc Boxer
hose in ,iEli. Lirat. Basroa-hs. thc com-
nlanier of the Enter,ri-e. cEamincl h,r
with h.. glass AMI slowly turned o. those
near BON sasiu- in low. bat firm tone.
10. ~c can vaip them. thea chan-ln- d..
voice repeated 90 AGAIN. eve can ulip
then. but Nc viI have sornctLln- o. eat
Ersi.- They zte ti,ir meal ~hrn ths
command vas given o. prepare Tor action
Esers one knows L5u orr men fought lu
cha; battle. Tbey had ilI stomach, O.
: gai vita.
Licut BarrorgL. va strssk by shot
wh.ch glanced from a gun. striking ban a.
the hip AMI coming o-i 90 tbe opposite
sha-.ier. Ahc- thc cnsmg hal .rrr,ller-
Cd. an oli-rr came oa board AMI entered
tlc cabin ~Lcrc the DYING B--rou.h. lay.
and surrenlerrI O. hsm hi. sword. lie
took 30. looked az De-. and then sugalr,l d.
tLcs had been badly oat Up. On being a.
slrei oi ths fact. De- Expressed L.s s1rros.
al sooa ai.cr 1.cs. o. death internally.
NJ. J..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02
Cattle Show.

The annual e2hibition ~ thc Oxford
County Agricultural Society viii occur on
"Wednesday and Thursday of next week
Il viii BE- notioed BY exhibitors that The
show vii be confined O. two DAYS and the
lal-ors - all concerned Ill b. greatly "a
eili;ated by having the articles intended for
exhibition presented a. early a. practicable.
Attcntion % the rvquest 81 the Secrvtar,.
20 send IN let thc week previous. j. de.i-
rahie ON many accounts. AMI among Others
thcrc is a reason which appeal. directly %
the self Interest a each exhibitor. those
Who come earliest secure the most eE-i5l b.
positions for their contributions
We DO not conceive Il to - neccssa-y
20 urge the people - assemble in large
numbers. since - has come % Dc - gen
orally considered "a la-day. IN this coun-
~. Il j. right and proper that the fcsii-
val should be 50 observed. Tor is favo-a-
ble influences upon the Community. 49, the
particular class. whose seasons labor have
been crowned With a bountifal harvest.
There . another point which needs a vror,l
IL = the individual responsibility Of the
Heu'bers % the Society. in oou;ributinr ar
iicles and animals q merit. 70 The sever
al departments O.; the exhibition.
II would be dowuricht caiaunv 60 sav
that among the herds q an the intelii-ru,
snd crte-pri,ir- farmers belonging % the
Society. there are M more or better AMI
mais than have IN times past made up the
sorry number presented In some 81 the
classes. We have al seen the fact demon
straicd that in good horses. oxen. COWS.
shc,p. swine. etc. thcre are few Couutic.
thar can even equal Oxford. and q 3. for
the interest 90 each individual owner. a.
vel a. 81 the commgnitv ai iar-c. ;hat the
fart should D. annually 80 forth 40 thr Cat
lie Show. 80 tha; strangers present nav
carrg away favorable. or 80 least a iast
impression. az thc enterprise 90 the region
u should - constantly borne in mind that
II tie show b. mea-re one. the rcsponsi-
bility rvsts upon the individual member.
q The Socic;y. ard cannot properly De-
thrown upon IT, oaiccrs.
With the active co-op~rafion q The r.so-
pc the exhibition of next week can De mad.
the most Interesting an iuli that has ever
been witnessed in the County. AMI 49, be-
hcve there is a disposition thar 10 .hail De-
made So Let every farmer determine far
himself. ~hat b. can 10. AMI ~ doabt not
De- val feel amply rewarded for De-. trouble.
even though b. may not succeed in winning
the highest prizes.
The fair. - FEEL JUSTIFIED in saving vill
Possess is usual istcrcst. The laIic. arr
always prompt. anj VII see tia; tLsir "a i.l
snd ia-t, shah he faliy represented. n
tlesc days ~h IN -o many customs 81 tlle old
en- ume Az being revived. and thr saa.ic
a the spiuuin-- wheel ard th- loom ar,
again familiar - the eir. an increased con-
trihutiou ~ articles % domestic manufar-
turr may Dc necessarily expected Dr. short
We hope every interest 81 the County nav
D. fully rcp7rsenteI. ani our community
b. sbovn O. bc wha; @ rally i.. an intel
hseui. cnterPr.sins and independent bolr.
in every respcct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-02

Ihe Mako. The Neu E-elanl Ts-
rner SAYS there uc-e sf -i1rkct. itst Wei.
nes.iav. 800 cattle. sos sheer. 80.
swine. o. yea.s The rrlc-s f.r Ier,e.
were 80 frst 7aslte. $50 AL A. u
80. $50 sd 1.aIs go 80 arIsr 60.
and extra g. .a ard so r-r I.a T... -r
total weight of h.Ie. tsIou a-.i dressed
beef Working oven. 60 ta 49,. wear
ln-s go 90 o. tr'-1 ssrs ode 60 .o 90
three vears-oIIs. - to 81. Shc-o AL
o. osn's ou IIse rei-hf lambs - AM
st"'. Cows. 60 to 80