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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
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.crolnIn CaIcl BIZ Tw,nll DIV,

william Milys. aged 81. had l-cyu adi,rloi with
~r,,fib itr n ,s1r.. 60 the 1t ct Auga't. D.,
iir lIyis, ofpr Wa. Rot. ct Marietta, Ca. be-
r..aa,a.cI Doe u.s oi E,Iuap'. En''lr's w..
.s.yrsi. IpG h,a., b, is.ta change ht che b,i-
tsf. o., ~ hour. .,ali pu.talss we've .rrn c.','Hs
,br uLul. sarfic, ufth- tsj,; in 2ihpur' Do ~'s
ss,,r,J ~hb Ji.sL,,g,ag ,orr.. H. It'll '""S Ihr
U,..,.at .r.,l,. Doe had,ns Dc. have,- 'eN ,o'-
t,t. b. took .u, ct EII~1,'. Ee,unlor'. The,
...ut-I r.u,rln, ,nl plra.aut', Ilr 'i''rv .rl
,,aL oas Regulator e, night The so'rs caused
bim .,,n, irritation. which be- alaysI ig h'ihing
,b.u url che E,,o,yur. The Gurth a., 'he
.af,s 100 bs,lr,I up. DC clHiinusd che Es'"''su'
.-l Gr.ui.tar. f,r ~ ts,.. 500, Doe h.t day,
ua,.a ga. on Oh, night Of Ihv 2Oih day, b. h''
uo, rNr.r.spcs s7, rr,arnins symptoms "' une''
ias.. o.. blluI 3. pafe, ,A,a ci'''. aud bo~e''
regular. E.G.R. Oa.sc ~. To- fu''on-''.
H.F. BATES \ CO., AgrlJ., rutsi ". l.
RUST. n. o.. >1ui' Pace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
DIED.

l. P,r,.. I6,h. Mr.. Rrl,,,h Chase, vic u
p.f.r Ctrs., 4rs,I 80 wear. q mos.
A n,nm,fk, sjh. Me-. sarah jordan, als'i -.
A. Tart Riley, Il. T., Oct. -, ISIS, Wand n
~t.tI lurrfly OF NorsaN, 1ged - ~. mos.
A, Fr,,lafe. Fsh', 2nd. Niss EuHice w, "n',
l.,,b,rr of Rieh,rl api lietsry BafAer, aged ~
.r.f. = rIluths.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
Executives Sale.

by Vittur oi q license 10 me gfuuiei 10y the hun'
D'orble Juigr ol Probate iUr be- Crunil Of o..
fird. shall ssll q, p,h,l,c 90 private sas, ut the
hYu.s LtrI, occupi,d b., lilru Mounvooj. late
81 ufuNnGrld, t,rri.cl. un rueiIN, the ilh jIy
81 April, \. u. 1853, at I o'oiock + ~, - much
ul tar ieil ,statc IT .aid lil- N"rmw"od as
will produce the sun ct uur huri 'iulhr-, i'r
th- payment Of the ju,l de,t' o he deceased. lss'
aci,.. charges ct administrator aui inrden,al
ghafgcs.
SABRINA NORWOOD. EN'n.
n, T.. ". Wood iur,. her Au'y.
~...I.n ~ L. lsIn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
Paris Hill Academy
Hebron Academy.

THE Sprioy Term ol thu. Institution will com
L msncc on MONDAY the 2Sth day Of FEB-
RtAlY neat, and continue " weeks.
SELDEN +. NEAL, A. NJ, Principal.
such assistance will H. lani.hri ~ the wants
Il the school nay frgarc
W.. Ne,i has hid sarcrs.lul charge 81 "uf school
the past two wears. aud his rradcTei himself Pop
ular. both with the pup'I. and the Iru'''es'
The Tca.ir,. GO, ths'eis,'. ially recommend
IN. school o. the cuuhdrncc 81 a. iurmcr ltitnds
anil paiiuus.
Tuion ion 80 10 t. - -. Music extra.
uiati - % pr Nr,k. lip'm' may H. ubtiin.
81 Tor those Si.hiug g. b''ui ihrn.rlyr'.
JOSEPH BAkKONS, Stc'Y.
lI,bron. LAO. -. 1850. y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
The Acrlcpltural Committee

4 POINTED ~ che Fair held ., Ia, Suma,r,
y ou the 27jh ia, 1t Octaigr, S5s, hsr,b, gave
nutirr that the, will m.yt 81 the fanAhn school
ilpu.s. Last SONNET un SATURDAY, Mach lsih,
lsjR. IL o'clock l.. " a. uikc arrangements
if 90, cbsuins wear. ,u rsl,itp' q che annual tsir
gnI ENhIitton; aud o. transact tny ulhcF bisincss
the, NAV dyem eNps,i'nt.
Az interested are f,tu-sirl o. d. pr,ssnt.
Pan OHrIE 80 CONnitrTT.
Ea.t >umrsf. Feb. n, 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
JOHN PORTER
PROPHECIES u Erls, lln,sl.
.Asr LtytUrooI. CutvuutAS, CO., %. !
I,tu1p a., i~S~,

rrorustof 81 Erls, Hotel.
EasrLlytUrooI. Cotvuui,S, CO., OF
T,tuay ~. i~'~.
C.si.nra.-I feel Ct der, that / av, O., the
polite. Oh, ,aarn tbsm It .a,,,s,f,l ,,rer.m.0,
fluI LtrI, made With ,aur PAIN KILLER, O., ape
.r.,,rrtiaav,, i,r ah,rh I he'd never heard IL
recommended. Ind yer, ',iu,iis A',., that
.,,. ,,.I.rtI, attacked With o,bc aaI appsar,l o.
o.. ir goat ..a1,. made nee ot syef, umsi,
Ih.lr,rr beard oi, ba, .llt n,ply.a,s. gave
b.aup O., air. a1I be- fact Dc 90. 90 lar ,'ar, hat
a- g., api o1alJ nul ra,-s ur Do. bend, boil q
r, "a ara adsl. AtA.a.a. siru. B ug th,tl vuui'
give b..r q I1., OF rsiu k,..,r. lpaar'l iur De
i've .,,al.ll O., &, riatgi u,,k. aal gave i,t' him,
aaI ig ts,ut, minute, a, mush mor'. aai 'n b'i
aa boo, Do st. on boz. irs,. snd la ,'"'hrr hall
hgur 49,. p,ri,,t, rs,,o'ed ud pet co. che hhr"e's.
Er.rs,,aly ,uur.. :. JACNMNN.
W, uou.l ai,,-. Oh, raia Miller Co le y,vea Co
IIsr,,. Er CoI,c, vth m'.A or ~a''" m'i'''''
aal s.t-r. -, a r.ut o. euhsrt1 small ,~,"iy
cot I.,tus oiIan Miller. ilihe baus ha' bolts,
,t,.t,c.ttu give ths maIl'ses.
w hrrr trjar.t ever, oos Who hall b. 90 un-
ttBa,tr a. Co have a arr.r ~i,h ,'',c. tot''' u7r
r.ur.i,-~e arysr kus~ It &. f,l one, two,
and sometime. three Io.s. MA, be rcJarci--I''
art elton ulr, th,u one O, cure.
sall b., all dealer, ,u ncI,rins. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

G-sr'smrn.- Thu. ,. Co ,,,iii. ,h1t have g''.
co tI.s r,ia kiir, o. lIar.s. ia' cole. aad hud t
a. ls.t rru-', I rves tr'yi. d s,'s. ,hsn es',
ga..l-r ih4a ,sy other r,me 'y ever need. !
.,,. fra Jo.s h,iuf q ,asut, d,r cent hottie,
g-' % ,1to ribt bottle 81 wares ~aIsr. a'i i,orrh
them Nth &c. have aisty. curot ths vo0t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
Prnodom Notico.

ITUUuOIII NOtINNs =
THIS may oertii, that have gwen my son'N
Il thsa :. Bishop, h.s time unlil be = tWeuiN'
on- year. II sgr; snd ! shail clam nnue Of he
sansgs naS %, any dsbss 81 his Contracting alter
this date. DbhOS BishOf.
Attest. ID. y. BisHoF.
Peru, Feb. IL, ISIS. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
Straw Wanted.

TIIE subscriber want. one pf tsn tons 81 RYE
| or WHEAT STRAW uum,ilaisl,, iur bcl.
dong &c sn,nil.. O. h. delivered 1t b.. hrn, &c
vh,ch the market pace vii o. p,,d Boo oa.h un
delivery. DARIUS FORBES.
Soulh Pans, Feb. :. 1855 Sea-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

500 Nsapt. vsl,rI CD selI nr~ iu'c0'ions.
Nf.If. haze mate py,t $4,000 uu ,ne--hciirr
thtH go similar sIrurirs. ~vsI iouf stsnps and
"a - rlf,. cot utrtirul,r-, gu't,s.
EPURlu BROWN, Lo~,,I, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

SaaO 60 cuc d,y--j2 50 80 two dag, were
r..sr,I by agra,. rct,tIing mN patents. Ssud
.t,ra. f,r letters anI boo. l.. BEowN, Low.
ell. Mae
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
The Virtues orrcrry Davis Vegetable
Pain killer

AZ aa, ronfael 10 the huu.,n racr. l,is Used
With cJu.I .arr,.. al ll,,.es, eihrr ,ulcrns'l,
externally. Doe G,Il., Sa'ss %, Spniu', notsing
,. better, sri ',r coIis &c q. con.tetcl, O., thosr
vbl have h,I na-h experience. The ooI, sore
r.aal. Uasyc, h,'.-.o %, all wh,hNr u.cl
u Er.Ith ioUavir..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
Prices Of Country Produce

Corrected week., 6s TIE oNf,rd Democrat b,
Meaning 4 BFo~n, Psrilrai, aud ilublsrd
liammonl, Pans.
TuURsnA,. Feb. %, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

+ IST or LETTERS remaining in the Post
l OGce, Paris, Feb. IS, 1859.
Psrsons calling Coz any Of the following, will
please cay ADvEgTHED.
Andiews. levi Sweat, Beason-2
dresser. John Sargeat. ". x.
r,l,,f. 4. e.. W. Mhiiney. John
I,.e. Robert Whitnsy, Alfred
II,rk.. BENJAMIN e. w,man, Freeman
NrKsnny, J.. Williams. VI. ID.
Nsao,tfd. Albert willard, Mis, X. l..
G. T. MELLEN, r. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25

The above With ,,rinn. oihrr articles usunll,
EnnI ,n a~sll 6lri cunntr, store, ~ll le sold To-
~, losn. a. chg,p - the .,,1e qrtlIiN can L.
i,u,ht IN ONfird Cuuuy. rhaakla cor pa.t Ca
yur., be- hope. h., .lrict prisonIl attention 10
l,u.ine,. T. merit ADD rrceiSr 4 coutnrtace ofthc
same. WINTHROP Slb'tNH'
Norway, Steep Fill., Nov lsjs. u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02
Syrac use salt,

UVJoD1ooO1o sl0oooGve
TIE umderuagneA hoe secused the aeeoY q D.
= veapost ~ ~ sale - 0yv0cuDo SALT
nssehants ed Asalsss yin alvays ~ euDooV
. hand, IT sale q ~
I'm LOWEST oMu0AG0 111o0.
aaaasg 1renAa. Ossas sespseellal ell1l1s1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02
% IL Is Discovered j! ~
Suffer- no longer; 1t Is . relief.
BY TIE APPLICATION o.
EyN0Q's Good SNses0srtfOss .
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.

You can be cured Of the following eomplants: s1ch
- Tooth Ache. one minute, TO the most painful a.
tacks Of Rheumatism, nine cases out Of ten, n less
epinal Affections Pain IN the Back OF SIDE slim,
the Joints, Collie aud Cr.np Psins. Erysipas, In
naned Eyes, Sore Shroat, Cuts, Bruises, Bur ns,
eprains. Chapped Hands, Frosted 6eet and ohsi-
It Is not the intention Of the Undermined to
for this medicine that II will do impossible things, or
"a medicine that good for every thing 10 god for
s0thing." It 10 true. We only claim TO cure one
line of diseases and for the sbove-named oompaints
The best proof you can have Of he merits Of an A.
tice, In to see what it will do. Ny operations on
PAns Ire decidedly the most ehsctusl, ny the spp-
cation Of this wond rfu medicine Of any now In the
country. This is admitted BY Ill who have tried It.
would have the public understand that hive
humbug article to dispose Of, nor would be In the
business II the ssms not truly and purely legit
mate. Ny medicine ID held, in all places where II hes
been used in the hshest esteem, and It 10 my whole
aim to make II 10 smong oil. The binding duty
which % forever and etc -nay nxed on manhiDd. y
to forward the interests Of the human fsmi
~. re afflicted have been deceived BY picbing up
circulars with fictitious testimonials on then, and
have been Induced to buy without seeking the proof.
I have thousands OF testimonials, which have been
sent to me frc m different parts Of the Union; but
p.efer showing the value Of ny medicine BY curins,
free Of charge, oil those complaints, whenever there
Is ~ opportunity 70 do 20.
81 S1Oer1k QOcOND1 maze 10 Ufx00t0o ana
WA0IoAale DS0ters.
3 II yLA00. Proprietor.
h BAAHEs 90, Genera, AGENTS, Davenport,
Iowa. TravellinG agent. J. "
WILEY, retail dealer, West second street, Daven-
port, and KEEP constantly on hand By the following
Agents-Tsylor + balloru, Davenport; q v ebb,
De witt; 4 Fellows. Aaquokets " Delden, Ma
fremont; Jas \ Ryland, Monmouth; Green. w.
s0ng y Bronson, wyoming; Spear Z 90, IL.
1eh: Aetca,f, 0rahsm Z 90, Anamoss; Simon
Otrsaiss, FsiTviev; John Holman, epringvile |;
kmmet BrubakeT, Cedar Rapids; Ristine 4 Co,
Cedar Aapids: 0oha aslet., IT Vermont Arm
Vile; r o AcClelland / 90, Aechaniosvills; Geo
Dssiey. fipton; ! Garter, Ansmosa.
aC43 .v&f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02
Joy a n d q I q d N e -
Has been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

Has been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,
CINOE the introduction Of thaA World Renowned
y medicine. DR. nANN'S A0Us BALKAN, In
It has brought heahn and hapDines into more fami-
lies than any remedy upon record. The question
would naturally aTis-, Why u sf Because does,
in I'll cases In the shortest te, arrest shs, 1sveF
ard ague In Its wsrst form, end 10 ell cases Per.
forms spsady Persons residing In msls rsous
districts using this belssm occasionally during the
ctly season need have no fsars Of IN aach Of s&us
tative, used in smell doses daily dering thas par.
ucular tine when this class Of diseases prevail -
For want Of spsce We can only ener . fsw Of the
many evidences IN ~ hvW.
Bucyvss. OAto. Fso. 1ssA, 1859.
DR. nAHn Z 60 6ssios, ONO csass:-ws
are ct loss 70 and Language sufficient 70 portray 70
the public the crest ester In which your celebrated
Asss 6slss@ i held b this community. The ssct
Il fats n ssus IN its worst forms, -
Ho{ssir fxiios. 'Dr.ss,..s.
M CordsGk, Aiss, OF 40tA, 1853.
MDs0Rs. q. <. MANN 4 CO. 0snss = Haviag
procUeed supply Of youR Arus Dalssm. and tssetno
thssoegs11 = nany cveEs esees a lecG ctsndise
| u
failed, fond In ~ cases, ysus 8alean eGbcssd
eale ~ speedy c1ye. u = jast ~ ms6ls1Do -
want heee y tho o0uth. 1es1eeefUGs vanfe
JO0uP0 BUCHANAN, DruGgist.
Nssc Yevb. Is1 23d, 1859.
010o10 . Z y AMI Z CO.-0eate 81 hayo
at our house b q. L,uis, sold your AgUe Dalsa0
three yes1s and have carefully Observed ~ o..
feets, snd must In eandos say, do not believe u
bas q eauoi - re hsssy q Ds4cias; ~. 70 ny
personal kncwiedge Il cures permanently every cesep
and have Known q used sitter oil Other re0edioo
had iaIlod, WITH ~ semo hep0y go10t. have ~
hssitstiou IN peooouncipg de grsstsse discovery
ever nsds in Intermittent TG0ediess and . posloee
triumph oeeT ehlls, fsvss aad 49,
aK. MANN + GO, Rsspsistsny e.
lion, Ohio. Sold b. I'll
good Drnggists
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02

fnm ~ srave-and their wcsk Of mercy y - ~
oe0pietei. Try tAsn. NJ ase vanoeAsa
HH11lCK = NO.
Practical Chenists, Albaav, =. -.
aold n vholeaale ~ retail By Ill D100U10o -
Ooyenpoel. and u Dealers everywner~
=. r =. H. & L y. PA10D1, 1soveune 49,
ene99 dav1dpage1yT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02

II 5 II q " A9
IYA1DWA1D on C0nnle6l0M-1As s1hoos1.
III - hse renovsA ~ sntass $3.50 o. 1AoDWAlo
10 = nv o0pso = uDeAeo'O no0G, eosDe q ooo11
and DraAy stress, ap q ~ n1oAD AXE. No.
- IN kssD0 haad oaneaa assestaaot q Soedb
u A6nn0. H Lax sA@N% LII
OARPENzkRG, :, DUzZI "a.
DLACZNNzZHA NlOHzNNzH
ZzNNNIRS AND ARMRRG
On Aass - > 49, - - aspssa - =
0heoe aG1A 1bQoD n06p1aDp
At
1nl s,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02

A Bs~svs,sas Imstisuste~ esesosisAs6 bx Qseta!O
,doscmsai. (ov tAe Rsltf a ~ ~ -
Diser>esed A0DictS1 sC1tA H6gr5oM
smd xSi1sato Dlss0eea
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02
FORSALEORLEASE.
For Sale.

AOND hundred and twenty Building lots n -
TX Addition 70 the town Of Port Byrun,
THESE lots are eligible and handsomely situated a
ne bank Of the Aississppi They vii b so a ~.
oonable terms.
Co, Port Byron, CHARLES J. Rogers, IA LeOaaro.
or OF JOHN T. KING.
Dand Ageut. No 50 Brady street.
- Also. nunberless desirable pieces Of land In
and near the cities Of Davenport and L. Oaire and
near Port Byron. novo0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-02
MEDICAI.-
Take them and Livel
USED 1HnoueaoUR 1zs vonl,.
nerrisk's Sugar Csated p
III SfnnnRfhamln9 R1asfnR.

Olr1 bo9 e 0Ggssan so0n.
Gar OoaAs1 LAls Pm, -.
NJ only - esoep, yin -
. family eth 0ootho, 80
tVs0tB-1Vo 6eoDAee - 49,
sicianps bal1sy Afseun - t0Gns
" more b loos tn, - -
unfrsQaeatly, ~ NJ q
some 0e0hsg q ~ A01ly,
~ value u wAleA eAnn0S
BE- estimated n 1ollays ~
eonts.
nersickss Kid 0esnsGAAa-
ing Rlaseers cure - -
hours, pains anA voak1ano
In ~ NsoAst, - - -.
Bheumetie csn01n1Deoln -
equally shess spooose 49,
0Sroo1 a . boo011e0 49,
/ cain, shs1r ~ 0ueoosoo -
! veaSor - - lnooovGn11ooo
|anA eaeh 90 Wi11 Wone ~
90 wosk - toroo Oe9e1A
Pix, faoily bo1eo. 80
! PIastess, - III, 100 -
] H~FhGV hoVo oo0D -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-24
special CounoIl Meeting.


The Common Council held special meeting last
evening to continue the consideration of the
charges preferred against james c. Brown, Con-
stable, by his bondsmen, Messrs. Mcintosh and
Kingsley.
Mr.. John 4. Carey, was present as counsel for
the REALTORS and the distinguished Councilman from
the frat Ward did the engineering for Brown.
Mr.. Carey introduced Esq Tibbits with his dock,
ct to show that executions had been issued aud
plnced in Mr.. Browns hands for satisfaction,-
that Brown had failed TO make returns Of the same,
in any way; and 1t is known 10 some instances be
secured the money upon the executions. ItVas
also shown that Judgments had been rendered
against Brown, for the amount of said executions,
that executions had been issued and returned un-
satisfied.
After Mr.. Tibbits' testimony had been taken,
the President Of the Council asked Mr.. Ryder II
any rebutting testimony was to be offered -
Mr.. Ryder disclaimed being counsel for Brown,
but stated that he, Brown, would not be
present this evening--thRt he was absent
by advice Of counsel, he had been advised that the
City Council had no power TO remove him from
Office; that they could only require new bail, and
that had been offered. This, said Mr. Ryder, Is
my opinion, and the opinion Of two good lawyers
Mr. ThayeP offered resolution requiring james
c. Brown 10 furnish. within the next ten days a
new bond with responsible sureties. Lost 10 ayes,
NAYS, o majority of the members Of the Council
not having voted therefor.
The Council having discovered at this point
some informality 10 their proceedings with Brown
concluded to prick anew; therefore Mr. ThayeE
offered p resolution requiring the Clerk TO serve
copy Of the charges of Messrs. Mcintosh and
| Kingsley upon Mr.. Brown, aud request him tC
show cause, II any he have, why he should not bJ
removed from the office OF constable. Adopted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-24
FRoM MAsnINGroN.

WAsnINGToN, Nov 23
Our Minister to Spain, Mr.. Preston, is expected
home by the next steamer. The President gave
him leave Of absence for Elk months.
There is such information in Washington as war.
rants the belief tnat all the differences between the
U. S and Great Britain growing out ofthe Clayton.
Bulwer treaty will soon he adjusted through the
agency Of Mr.. Wyke, the English Minister to Cen
trail America. part of the arrangement was the
receut settlement Of the boundary OF British Hon.
duras.
Thomas F. Meagher to day brought dispatches
TO the State Department from Minister Dmitry, Of
Costa Rica, who, II appears, has made aiav vorable
impression on the government OF that Republic
The President did not receive visitors to-f fay,
being engaged on his annual Message, which he
expects 80 luish iuring the present week. 1900
cases are pendingn the U. S. Court
Douglas IL still confined TO bis room, but he is
gradually recovering his health, a..
Daniel B. Martin has received his commission as
ChiefEngiueer in the navy.
The various Government Offices will be closed
to morrow which viii be generally observed as
Thanksgiving day. -I.'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-24
SCARED AT A COW.

CHARLEsTowN, Va, Nov %
Gov. Wise left Harpers Ferry this morning for
Richmond after receiving a despatch from Gov
Packer, of Pennsylvania, rendering him the seryi
ces of ten thousand men, and Offering to station
guard along the dividing line between Pennsylva
ua and Maryland. Gov. Wise returned thanks
for the offer with the assurance that Virginia was
able to protect her honor.
Alter the departure Of Gov. Wise, Col Elliott
addressed the military, telling tbem it was possible
that they might undergo arduous and pefilous
duty, and he felt satisfied that II the venerated
Commonwealth should be invaded they would
eiiectually wipe out the stain
Last night al o'clock an alarm was given by
one of the sentinels firing his rife. The military
orders were Immediately sounded from one end Of
the town TO the other The panic among women
aud children aud some Of the men. whose nervous
systems have become disordered by the late events
was very great Shutters were closed aud lights
exinguished in quick time. The excitement con
tnued Till 10 o'clock when ii was nsoertained that
the sentinel had mistaken COW for man, that she
would not halt when commanded aud he fired
Another q aim at this morning was occasional
by the report Of guns sentinel caIno rushing
in and reported having killed three men, who, in,
stead ofhaltng tired on him. Scouts w6re sent
out but no man could be found, and the town was
In an uproar fer the balance the night
The fact is that the soldiers regard their present
occupation as frOlio, ard il is believed that some
Of them under the ibfiuonoe Of whishey were
playing prauks on their comrades, Ali has been
quiet to-day
Maj Taferro arrived last evening and assumed
by direction OF Gov. Wise command of all forces
He does not supercede Col Davis but was enti-
tied by rauk to command the whole torces, Col.
Davis has been dlsfranohised under anti duelllnR
act nom holding any office, civil or military. la
Virginia Ho has acted here IA an advising officer
Rumor was anoat TO day that there was party
OF marauders 10 the mountains near Cherry river.
The sentineis az Char estoWn are reported to
have been fired on last night.
Gov. Wise In reply 70 gentlemen, this morning,
who asked him II be had any fears Of a rescue,
said that he never bad the least but considered
this the finest opportunity ever offered 10 put the
State IL military trainings he could now teach big
boys how TO carry biscuit ia their knapsacks and
20 arrange bullets in their cartridge boxes
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Why So SILRETl-Why does not our morning
cotempOrary. who was ready to proclaim our
Indian Captive" an impOstor, and ourselves TO be
duped, say something about the Herads Iniun"
now Il has not a word TO say aboutit this morn
ing Herald, last epeaiHg.
Very truel The excitement Of the Dover muir.
der case did shut It out Of yesterday mornings
LEADRR. and now like Senator Pugh, We ''wat
for facts Last nights Herald claims that the
chap is settled at last but be has been identified
by at least half dozen families before, as theirs,
this new ''set down" is "mighty unsartain." He
Is now Identified by ''twO particular marks"---
what they are. deponens saith not. II he I0ill
'stay put, ihen with the Psaims',
"EelieVing We rejoice,
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Last Nights Report.
KIT CARSON DEAD.

KIT CARSON DEAD.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. %.
The Omaha Republican announces, on the au-
thority Of persons just from Foit Kearney, the
death Of the celebrated mountaineer, Kit Carson,
at Taos, New Mexico, where he was Indian Agent
Maj. Schoonover, agent for the Upper Missouri
Sioux Indians, arrived at St. Joseph on Monday.
He reports that the Siouxs have sworn vengeance
sgaiust all whites found in their country. The
Major says that the Yellow Stone river is naviga.
ble for steamers 900 miles above s cor hueuce with
the Missouri, and goods can be landed within 400
miles Of Salt Lake Chy and very near several
Forts In that region.
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The YDRADs Never has Chapin's Hall held a
more gladstone party than that which was gather
by the Ydrad Boat Club. Lesnds band furnished
the music and "mirth aud jolity" ruled the hour.
Under the pleasing influences Of music and dane
ing, ths hours few rapidly by, and "jOy was un-
confued'
Long may the brave aud gallant "Ydrads" sail
their bonuy boat under the approving smile ol
their fair sisters and friends
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YANDESHoFT's LECTURE POsTPoNRD.-A te'e-
graph desatch late last evening from Mr. Vanden-
hof, informing II. NJ. Chapin, Esq, Cor sec'y Of
the Library Association, that it will be impossible
for him to fl his engagement this evening. Due
notice will be given of his arrival