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LOUISIANA.

There is rebellion in Louisiana against tho
:mtllor Of the Plaquemine frauds. The Slave
ocracy Of tl'at State who hive endured III their
organization the practices which Mr.. Slidcll
has hcen in the habit Of playing upon tho
opposition, arc up in arms against his dumiua-
lion. The cheating, rlhianlsn,, and corruption
which have kept down Ills political enemies,
have been extensively rcsorted to for the CON
troll Of lis political friends-so nl,1cll SO that
they are goaded into rebellion, and where
lutely, as i'll Illinois, there was compact and
1lllcunqnerablc party, there are two factions
:lrraycd in deadly hostility against each other.
Sliccl, the impersonation Of MI that's vilo III
The American political system, is, as tic friend
Of Mr. Buchanan, ut the head Of one; and
Mr. soule, the filibuster and the friend OF
Douglas, the champion Of the other. Tie
feud, long smothercd in the presence Of al
enemy that was strong enoushto command rc-
spect, hos broken out ut last, all the more yio-
3cntly by reason Of its late suppression; aud
at a meeting of tho New Orleans Democracy.
Mr. soulc gave way to his passions, and III a
haraugue, remarkable for its bitterness, and
We may say truthtulncss also, laid lis own
and the grievances If his friends before tl,c
party Of his State. No Republican, however
Black" could have said in so many scutc1l-
ccs ms many just and proper things: because
no Republican, 10 matter how well informed,
is SO well read up in the crimes Of which tile
Democracy are guilty. His exposition Of the
conduct ol Slideu and his friends is scathiuc,
and no doubt just and well deserved; while the
reply Of Ole Of Mr: Sldcll's organs, the Baton
Rouge Adroeoh, wherein Mr. Soulc in return
is hauled over the Goals, is no less bitter, and
perhaps not whit less severe. The war thus
commenced will have but one end. One OF
the other Of these leaders must 70 to tho wall,
Which that one will le, it is no Republican, $
carc to inquire. If before the quarrel is over
they will busy themselves in telling tic truth
which the country ought to know, the cansa o5
dcccncy and morality may gain much bv thc
fight Go it Soule! Pitch III slilcllt
, 1859-04-16

The old libel suit Of Forrest against Til.
lis is on trial again in New York, based on vii
lis's charge that Forrest got up fictitious CYL,
deuce 10 procure divorce from his wife.
, 1859-04-16

~ The Rochester Onion thinks the New
for navigation before the 18th or cot inst.
, 1859-04-16

Thc*e CT Ms ntn"va Al! - Only hottie Is :-.4.+-i
n"rlt u td usEs~' fr4H II th7w The .,.trn
fae sS.t.'u, riplstE1 hi - H.r e:t.x t, # :,.Sua IL
tth{r Iare ; b, 1tttav nnw .nns .iI kst.s
II! ht!r, iavEt'rai!Ek The stu -
.Ut. Gtus!Ix fa1 to 1tE 1Et t..tt'e tafe: for
f.>t *t. PCNFftS0 tls' a.te !rru'vvs II sA!H.H.t.s
it-nl svtnk tame 1ht = usas4r4l ss.ar ffsu L.
health II tht x!re trLekih' = skI..
eEy. n,s4osing the c.Aus4 tfi @A
The di~a--e1e.t.ng aEA.- y 'us tc.< ,akrn 4hu,t
lcal cuFe ~ f:;1sr A~:uT raiink. s.,-+
/ ~ FsEur 10 the 4IT-4tx and
biLLlotS = ~ IAchSt t.laxes tie tv$d.iisra WI.
arc cur,t1, a1at wLat Is !.t.t -
tef. prevented by III" ur1+i n'c dr-e. 4rn nr-.t,
stnaal se u ulr LlYcs In tsir-a tHRaSle fnAnkn1&
FtSur1tor. ~ IT. ia Wuf~t form. Will.
~ s'nssrr :au! lswrl t'.,t1.
tlne ,ar after eating ID nii:s. y!r,! xp,.s Il, t.
eun, ixnt tr rriisve the x,.- - E7st dose
nla4h at.d pf,vrnr the fnsl r.
fnta r.siES and s0uIslg Tine ,s>e IT two f.1*I..
:ns- will alwa, sre.icse y. :
Only Gsr taken tAc- ;11ea1A-as'
i,rt EetIr'sk. prryrah tue - t,.r,,,.,,u.,
- :ly fcliEsc~toL,c.
Only one ,!a%' taken ati 4 s.Y s,t,;.. v1 1un.
r!xt lN~<n* the tswr.&i lrp.,r.Y hy * :tj ~ H.
gently. an1 ctssvs CuszIYEi ~ sorttut.
Sts. -
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pte G''s* taErh aHeri - r,s1nAcndlS tA+ u.-!jt::.t
sAt men via sa'e OfE .pFrsttt:s,Esef'T f'T F.ska
th'7'A' AID .AHrE. tns1L FxtHx.
TIM dose uttrn rtr,-it,,l ty.,. II ,xr.,, .th ,.r
j. fur tlfnt N - tlrty .uj thu.a. ,r1
MuH"vH anil pr.y,4 willing T., TESTIFY 10 is xs9
I've CHuLfAA- p ae1ful s.r,,s,~.
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st. Mary River Ice Trade.

lFEu1l tue Dtt10H A1FtitfsEl. l4td.J ~
Yesterday morning the Mineral Rock, Cap
tain Redmond S. RIDER, arrived from the St.
Mary's River, with d cargo consisting Of four
hundred tons Of ice. The ice was cut near Fry
ing Pan Island, and within two miles of the De-
tour. The Captain reports that the ice is still
very strong, and when be LEFT there was no signs
Of its disappearing in very short time. Par
Island, within twelve miles of Saut Ste. Marie,
found the ice very solid. The ice on the Min
eral Rock was about twenty-one inches in thick
ness; some Of it, however, was twenty four
inches thick The Rock has gone to Cleveland to
unlond
The propellers Manhattan and Cushmsu
passed down also, with loads Of ice, and report
ed the nrnneller Montgomery rs neatlY filed.
, 1859-04-16

y The remarkable fact is stated in Hall s
Journal Of Health, that Of the fye thousand
persons tried last year before the New York
Court of Sessions, only ninetyJeur ters sober
4eAea arrested
, 1859-04-16
Geurrll N0tlreS.

TACTION.-Whcrcas, INV Wife
~ formerly MARY Ann IIa!nfnnf. has voluntarily rn
ms t+ ari trrA ~:,A.t aly .u1,:chl pr1st~7.
i'm, Ihro!v f:'! I'll I.r>s, l4rt- sGE - t7-"t her
a4at.tt. All reFsoIs ttrt Will i, - II tt4Lr
uwn rsk a-.l t;f, .4:ae, u. ". AME>ii'Ei.
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sTFtr Trt~eA Shoulder
DrA,~ :4u't abdominal s.4-
re1efs. THY an. axrnG!i,r
the nELtIlf.xl!irr> and will
BtQ at low putxs. DuLLE%, :,
, 1859-04-16


Have t+rn a2Etttsel :Ht> tF Tie ss of tae o. and
sLth-. and An autnszr1 to dispose x Town AID c'.ty
li::t+.
tn!u4Hsr:,.- addressed to them ttc u-lers :1lea
viii Itcsfe pE1,[rr aiteu.iun.
CHASE. Mrk1NNEY K Co.
Ii alla =, Water IT.. 1;nsnn. Mac:
S.E--TE!s invention is cLEtcte rr'trt'i fEs'tu The
cutting # thr Prairie t,EA>-~ a !. e.ise:ay .E's IL
Miners a.t all utcu arn> which r2ncE!1'st rsi~ r.
1Lr t. IT u4e kot ss~e tn lA:i4 :Ls.tl-v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13

How SOLDIER FEELS IN BATTLE.-A
young French officer thus writes of his first ex-
perence in battle:
"Our officers kept us back, for we were not
numerous enough to charge upon the enemy.
This was, moreover, most prudent, for this
murderous fire, so fatal to the white coats, did
us but little harm. Our conical balls penetrat-
ed their dense masses, while those of the Aus
TRANS whistled past our ears and respected our
persons. 1t was the first time had faced fire,
nor was l the only one. Well, l am satisfied
with myself True, lodged the first balls,
but Henry ~, they say, did the same at the
beginning of every battle. 1t is, in fact ply
steal effect, Independent of tile will.
"But, this tribute paid, if you could only
feel how each shot eIectrities you. 1t is like
whip on a racers legs. The balls whistle past
you, turn up the earth around you, kill one,
wound another, and you hardly notice them.
You grow intoxicated, the smell of gunpowder
mounts TO your brain. The eye becomes
bloodshot, and the look is fixed upon the enc
my. There is something Of all the passions
in that terrible passion excited in soldier by
the sight of blood and the tumult of battle.
Everybody who has tried it testifies to the
peculiar intoxication that is produced by be-
ing in battle. There is no infatuating intiu-
ences about the smell of powder, the shrill
whistle of bullet and the sight of human
blood, that instantly transforms men from COW
ards to heroes-from women sometimes to
monsters. None can tell of the nature or
mystery of that influence but those who have
been in the fray themselves"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13

A MODERN RoMANCE.--Over month ago,
an independent farmer named Marwood Gil
bert, living at Yarmouth, c. W., eloped with
his wife's sister on the morning Of the day
she was to have married one Henry Locke.
The friends of both parties were in a terrible
pucker, but made no pursuit. About week
ago. the truant pair returned, and the excite
ment in the village grew apace. Gilbert charg-
ed Miss Blewitt with seducing him, and she
allowed the seduction was the other way. The
brothers of the girl took her home and kept
her under strict surveillance Gilbert could
not see her, and wrote letters appointing meet
ings, etc. Finally he was given to understand
that he could see his inamorate at at GER
tain hour of the night He approached the
house, preconcerted signal having been Civ
en-, when one of the infatuated girls brothers
shot him with buckshot through the body, but
not dangerously wounding him. He ran off
& to cottage hard by, but the inmates knowing
him would not admit him, so he was. Obliged
10 seek succor elsewhere A kinsman denied
him admittance to his innocent home, but took
him to his (Gilbert's) house. The brother
who shot him is under arrest, and Gilbert is
trying to get well, promising to shoot tie
whole tribe of Bleewitts.-Bg6alo Commercial
"A Advertiser.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13

A MATRIMONIAL FAILURE Utica
Herald tell an astonishing story, in effect as
Follows MIR. Field is clergyman in the vii
lage of Huntsville, N. Y For three or four
weeks it was reported that he was to marry
himself to lady, perhaps young, member
of his church all this time was spent by the
lady in actual preparations for the nuptials
dresses were made, cake and pastry were pre-
pared tho day was fixed for the wedding,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13

A FRENCH LAW SUIT.-The Paris cores
pondent Of the London Star says Again,
are Jules Favre and Chalk d'Est Ange to be
employed in hagling, bargaining and huck
stering, concerning a few more of the particles
Of the fame of poor Rachel. Raphael Felix,
her friend aud brother, hesitates not to come
once more before the tribunals, this time to
claim, not as before, the price due upon the
portion of renown left by the immortal artist
to the public at large, but exemption from
payment of his share of the price agreed upon
for extension Of that renown through the me-
dunn of literature and painting. NJ. Raph-
ael Felix having exhausted every means of
gain to be obtained by the fame of his
dead sister, whose wardrobe, jewels, fayorite
Bible, WORKOUT slippers, and an old blind
parrot, had all been sold to the highest bid
der, bethought himself of yet another way
of working her memory to advantage He
therefore commissioned M. Jules Jann to
write history of her fame in the different
characters she had portrayed during the ten
years she had occupied the stage; and NJ. de
la Blanctiebe, a celebrated photographer, to fix
that countenance before the shades of death
had darkened it, as shown in the last photo.
graph of all-in the memory of the public it
had once charmed so wisely. The speculation
had no success. 1t came too late, and so NJ.
Raphael Felix comes before the second tribu-
nal to sue for damages against the artists
who have prevented his sisters memory from
bringing him in the little round sum of which
he had calculated, until he had cooked up
some other portion of her remains to make the
family pot boil little longer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13

which rumor said was to take place Sunday in
the meeting house there was no wedding UNI
der that roof, but the Rev. Mr.. Field preached
a sermon which caused the ears of his crowd
ed congregation to Jingle. He chose for his
text the passage-"But they thought to do me
mischief'-and took advantage of the occasion
to administer the discipline of wholesome truth
to the tattlers of the village of huntsville.
There is mystery ranging about the affair /;
the clergyman declares that he never gave the
slightest ground for a matrimonial idea to
blossom in the mind of the disappointed spins
ter. The better Informed portion of the popu-
lation beliye that the whole thing was trap to
catch a sunbeam, or what would have been
sunbeam in the vacant life of Miss Blank.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
II. III. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents,

(LATE AGENT OF U. S. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON,
a. STATE o SP5s TIE K AHI y sTSREET BOSTON
After an extensive practice OF upwards OF twenty years
10 and db se regn '9
Yeats Specifications Bonds Assignments and all Papers
with despatch Researches made into American or For
eign works. to determine the validity or utility of Pa
tents or Inventions legal or other advice rendered
lin all matters touching the same Copies claims
of any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar. AS.
signments recorded at Washington.
This Agency not only the largest in New Engandb but
through inventors have advantages for securing Patents
Of ascerainng the paentahiy of invention, sunsurpass
ed by If not UNNECESSARILY superior to, any which can be
St nons MORE sG JiisP 9s T
TENT oPElGE than TIE spPssreeri and as SUCCESS
ITY, 'he would add that he has abundant
lieve and prove that at no other office of the kind
the charges for professional services moderate The
immense practice Of the subscriber during twenty years
past has enabled him to accumulate vast collection Of
These besides his extensive library of legal and mechan-
ica works and full accounts OF patents granted r the
ton to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity Of journey to washington, to procure
patent and the usual great delay there's are here saved IN
vcntors.
TEsTIMoNIALs.
'Iregard Mr. Eddy of the most capable a1d ssc'
s se %s x xS naSd
~ have hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
and more Capable II putting their applications form
q secure for them an early and ayoraple e1nuerao
Late Commissioner of Patents
"BosToE, February ., 1883.
'Mr. II. II, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN applca.
and that Is now pending Such unnlsakable proofoi
mend an Inventors 70 apply to him to procure their pa
tents as they may be sure OF having the most faithful At
tenton bestowed on their cases. and at reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGARE"
From Sept nth 1851 to June l7th 1853 the subscriber
IL soarss q rs rleES made o. ies rejected AZ
was decided IN Ms favor BY the commissioner Of Patent
ial7 d.awawiy II. II. EDDY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13

Don't carry your handkerchief in your
breast pocket If you do, says Punch, you
take wiper to your bosom.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13
MACHINE STITCHING on Wheeler

1v1 wilson's Machine, skirts tucked by the yard,
Collars stitched Handkerchief hemmcd, work done for
Dressmakcrs and Stores AT reasonable rates. the ward
or piece Apply at ~ Austin street, Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13

From Sept nth. 1851 to June l7th 1853 the subscriber
IN course Of hs large practice made tpice rejected np
plleations 81 NTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE OF which
was decided III his fdpor by the Commissioner Of Patent
ial7 dsawawly Il. H. EDDY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-13
dNOrtester 4ailp Spp.
From Tennyson's new book, ''The Kings IdyIs "
HOW GERAINT MET HIS BRIDE.

Then rode Geraint into the castle court
His charger trampling many pricky star
OF sprouted thistle on the broken stones
lie looked and saw that all was ruinous
Here stood shattered archway pumed with fern;
And here had fallen great part of a tower
Whole, like crag that tumbles from the cliff,
And like crag was gay with wilding flowers
And high above piece of turret stair,
Worn by the feet that now were silent, wound
Bare to the sun, and monstrOUs ivy-stems
Claspt the gray walls with hairy arms,
And sucked the joining of the stones, and looked
A knot, beneath, of snakes. aoft, grove
And while he waited in the castle court
The voice of Enid, Yniol's daughter, rang
Clear through the open easement OF the Hall,
Singing, ana as the sweet voice of a bird,
Heard by the lander i'll lonely isle,
Moves him to think what kind of bird it is
That sings so delicately clear, and make
Conjecture of the plumage and the form;
So the sweet voice of Enid moved Geraint;
And made him like man abroad at morn
When first the liquid note beloved of men
Comes flying many windy wave
To Britain, and in April suddenly
Breaks from cOppice gemmed with green and red,
And he suspends his converse with friend,
Or it may be the labor OF his hands,
To think or say "rhere is the nightingale
So Jared it with Gerant, who thought and said
"Here, by Gods grace, is the one voice for me-"
1t CHANGED the song that Enid sung was one
OF fortune and her wheel, and Enid sang:
"rurn, fortune, turn thy wheel and lower the
proud;
Turn thy wild wheel through sunshine, storm, and
cloud;
Thy wheel and thee we neither love nor hate
Turn, fortune turn thy wheel with smile or frown;
With that wild wheel we go not up or down;
Our hoard is little but our hearts are great
Smile and we smile, the lords of many lands
Frown and we SMILE the lords of our own hands,
For man is man and master of his fate.
Turn turn thy wheel above the staring crowd
Thy wheel and thou shadows in the cloud;
Thy wheel and thee we neither love nor hate.n
"Hark, by the birds song you may learn the nest
Said Yniol, ''Enter quckly.n Entering, then,
Right DER mount of new-fallen stones
The dusty -rafered many cob-webbed hall,
lie found an ancient dame in dim brocade;
And near her, like a blossom verme-white,
That lightly breaks faded fower-sheath,
Moved the fair Enid, all in faded silk
Her daughter. In a moment thought Geraint,
"Here, by Gods rood, is the one maid for mes
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-04
Marriaaes.

At Newton Falls. April l6. by Ed L South
mayd, Mr.. JAMES CAMPBELL. Of Goshen.
Columbiana county, TO Miss EMILY COOK, %
Newton Falls.
st Tie franklin House. in Warren, on the
25ih ult by Ed J W. Errett. Mr.. ROBERT
WILSON, of Garfield. and Miss CATHERINE
E. MAURER, OF Youngstown.
At the residence OF the brides father, in Or
angeville, April 81. by Rev. Mr.. Grover, Mr..
FRANK L. EARLE, of Hartford, and Miss
JEANETTE L. REED.
At the same time and place. by the same, Mr..
VIRGIL a. HOLCOMB, of Hartford, and Miss
MARYETTE S. REED.
At Trinity Church, Cleveland, April 26, by
Rev. DR.. Bodies, JOHN D. KING. Esq, of this
place, to Miss SARAH E MARVIN, Of The for
ncr place.
May lst. by Rev. n. C. Hendren, Mr. HOR-
ACE GRIFFITH. of Tunbridge. Vermont, and
Miss JULIA A. CROSS, of Nelson, O..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-04
NEWS ITEMS.

The talented editor Of The Missouri
Democrat has retired from that paper
one OF the able,t in the West. The ami
slavery party in Missouri loses a power
ful advocate, and the cause of freedom
everywhere a noble friend. Mr.. Brown
SAYS his withdrawal is constrained by
business reasons.
A writer in the Baltimore AmericGn
says that the oyster beds of the Mary
land waters are in danger of being de-
stroyed by the peinicious practice of
dragging them at all seasons of the
year, including the summer months,
during which it is imperative that the
oysters should have lime 10 generate.
Two canal boats reached this city
yesterday. laden with about che hun
dred and fifty tons of the c~learest and
-thickest ice We have ever seen. 1t was
from the Saul 81. Marie, whence it was
brought TO Cleveland, and re-shipped TO
this city. S.. CO...
A ma By the name of Robbins. in
dicted for bigamy. has been tried at
Raleigh, n. c.. aud convicted. He was
branded with the letter B on the right
cheek. in open court-the brand leaving
a mark that he will carry TO his grave.
General George P. Morris has de-
cliued the appointment of Consul at
Havre. Ia his non-acceptance Of this
office, we understand that the General
is actuated solely By private reasons.
In New York. lately, an E~uglishmsn,
named Adams, walked seven miles in
fifty five minutes. at a gymnasium. The
match being To accomplish the feat in
one hour.
The Glouceste (Mtss Telegraph say
at a wedding. which took place in
town on Sunday evening week.
were sky two cousins present. +,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-04
THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull


Moses Ne-ser. T. Baidwis. Henry V. Day and Van
Z Iiumlhrey. the SUI vivors Of Harvey Whedon, who
intended and undertook to become a Corporation hy
the name Of the Clinton Line Rail EO1d Company.
have with other persons who afterwards associated
with sli2 persons as stockholders in said Company,
hlsd in the Court OF. Common Pleas OF said County
their petition setting forth the omission to state def
nitely in the Certificate filed hy said persons in the
Office OF the Secretary OF State for the purpose % he
coming such Corporation; that the Rail Read which il
therein mentioned as intended to lie constructed ~
said Corporation. shCutI commence at a poin, in The
Village OF Hudson in Summit couaty. near the Depot
OF the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad. thence run.
ring easteriy through said Hudson ard through the
townships Of Aurora. Martha and Hiram in the COun-
ty cf P0rta- e; the townships or Troy and Parkmaa IN
Geauga County. aud the townships Of Fa-mington.
Bristo,. Mecca. Greene. 6Gstavus and Kinsman in
TruH.huu County. 70 a point near the centre Of the sas.
lie Of lot number I've in said kinsman. upon . line
between said extreme points. nOw surveyed. mapped
and marked with netes and hounds, and known as the
line OF said Clinton Line Rail Road. AMI asking to
have said mistake corrected; to which petition the
Clinton Line Rail RSaI Coupsny and divers persons.
stockholders in SAID Company, and creditors thereof
and ether persons are male dtfcndaEt..
All persons interested will take notice that said Pc
titioa will be for hearing 1t the next term Of said
Court. TO be holden at the Court House in Warren, IN
said County, on the sixth day OF Jane. i-59.
BY their Attorneys TUrTLE & STCLL.
Nav 4 IoIa-4g
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-04
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