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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-31

PHILADELPHIA SARKET-Aug. so.
[sy Telegraph
FIOnF-Advsnctd, chiefly on ine qualities.
Wheat-Dull
GOTn-Dun aud lower. Sales y,liOE at 81 90.
Oata-ln good request at 52A5Sc.
Professionalism Pork firm,
Petroleum Firm. sales at 29H.SOc for
crude; 6Iha5So FOR r. fned in toad.
Wntsky-ClCss d firm at 81 IS.
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DAILY LEADER.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1866.

~ Oitissns Wishing conveyance 70 sithor OF the
above Trains or 1SAss, viii be called for by Coaches
door 70 the Eoddel House.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-31

Life hath but shadows, saws 3 promise given,
when lights the future with a iadeltss ray;
o, touch the sceptre"
Uae DR.. D. h. seelye's LIQUID OatarTh Remedy,
and you villa be able TO Join In the universal o0m'
msndation Of the truly valuable specific. pgesBs
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AMUsEM MERITS.
DRAfNARUs HALL,
ID Friday Evening, sept. LIST, AeoO'

sIEREOPTICON!
OopV.riahted by p. Z. abel, PhilaoeiphlA; Ans
redned and eIeSant Entertainment, which hssIe-
oeiVed he highest encOniums Of tn press anu ne
rarT and scientific men Wh0 hsVe Witnesses Is
MarVelous Poaeu and astonishing Elects, VAL Dc
eEhibited AZ the above Hall for \ WEEK, our,
ing which time . ooiltc ion Of over One thousand
Views OF the choicest
ArobiteoturaI View and 5tatusry viii De presented
Tokets Is eents. Reserved Seats 90 cents; 30
hal prioe. tickets for sale at BrAinard's huslo
e. sug2s-24I
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g.. Z. Money MRrket-August 30.
IBT T~ELEsRAFH.l
MOney-Easy at SOS 8 cent. fol, cal loans:
Sterling Exehange-Dul and lower az
IC9alIq% in gold for hIsg class bills.
GOId-Without decided ohauge,opening at lA416
declining to I4s36. and closing At l441
The s7eamsr Tor Liverpool to-day carried out
SIS, sT6 In specie.
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Few York stock MArket-August 80.
IBT THLIaRAPH.l
GOvernf1ent ~RtOekS-Stesdy. U. B. skies
Of 1871, coupons, 1O7H; do registered lOT14.
S-tOckp-s,esdy bat duh Tennessss SKIES Is74i
North Carolina skies u; THO . Mississippi oeTun
Gates 24Js; new York O-ptral 92ss; Erie, seller 80
s6I{; Besding 1861; Michigan southern s49s; II.
Unois Central l2s%; Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh ~
%; do preferred 6Ez; MILWAUKEE, q
Prairie du Chen As; Fort Wayne VIZ
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TOLEDO mARKET~.August 80.

TOLEDO MARKET~ssuEust 3 {.
by Telegraph
Wheaf-IOc Iewer Sales o. new white Mich
iran ct 81 o.; old amb r Michigan 81 20; new
81 81 Cd No red Va ash IT 81 s.; new 81 49,
COrn-4c lower. sales st TIC.
Oata-lc lower Salss ct 900.
MILWAUKEE MAHKET,-AuGust 80.
by Telegraph.
FIOur-Dull aud nom nal.
W~heat-Dull and d elined SC. Sales st 81 81
Al 32M.
ORIs-St ady.
Kecefpts-3L 90 bu wheat.
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AGENTS FOB TIE
Northern Transportation Co.'S
Line Of screw Steamers,

10 and Erom
| oeDEHsBURG, CAPE VINCENT and 0sWEG
and the
AKRON TRANSPORTATION COHH
Pr,prrtv prouip,Iy forwarded 70 New YORK, bos-
ton. md All points East or West with dispatch anu
AZ The Lowest Rates Of freight
Through contracts given 20 81 tno PlihhSSitR5s
towns IN New England and New tcfG mehzI:as
80 a,nnrTn- aro. =. puar, A.. H.HAmI.
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SAFES N SCALES.
EDUCATIONAL.

NLEVELAND FEMALE SIENNA
~ BY.-Nezt Term will commence on THURS
DAY, Sept 7sh. Largely inor ased patronage has
enabled tue ProprletOrB not only to ada greatly to
the attrActiveness Of ths Institution, bat mate
rally to improve Its substantial advantages in
every department.
A PrepsTat-Fy Department viii be opened with
the next Term uLdsr the immediate charge OF
Miss 3 SAUNDERS, a lady ofrare qualifications ans
great experience in the instruction Of children.
S, n. SANFORD & 90,
auza0.2l6 Sioveland. o.
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Copper stOcks-A NIX st 80
IBH T~ELKGRAPH.l
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid in Boston TO day:
Copper Falls 23N; franklin S6ki Hancock =;
Huron Al; Isle Roy al L.; Minnesota TO- Quincy
RooGIand- Superior 81; Central IS.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-31

School, and We will call for it.
r. WATERToN, Supt.
Chsmplain street.
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BALTIHORE mARKEr-8uEuUt 80.
by Telegraph
Flour Steady.
Wheat-Frm. Sales red at 81 2OAs ~.
rn-Du SaleI at 1880.
Euvar-Firm and has su Z pUard tendency.
Rhisky-Firm Sales ~ - 2lA2 25.
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Rose - as1.8azsasf ==osasaos GaEasz&
The following ere she rates charged By nI.
aams-sugar-ouFed premium hams = D.. "A
Hams d.
Dried Beef
ShOuldersNSugar-cured 3 D.--"------. is
8aoou-O smoked Sides = n.-- 10
Lard-Prime leaf kettis-Tnd'd IN bbla0s tTus. f3L
Prime leaf kettle-rudr'd in kogS y D.. n
POFk-Ho. 1 Mes 3 60
Extra clear 3 Dbl ,-.---.--.--.--.-..- 50 70
~ he extra charge nads for PACKAGE or Cart
age 20 railroad depota or boata- All arsio'er Ar.
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything n
the State. Orders promptly klled.
Rose = PREhTIS5s
aSGR Hos. 80. Is4 and las Ontario EtTsst
BrRdburn, Williams a Co.'S Quota
tons.
White Fish-Half bbis, No. 1....--..-.-......s7 so
Trout /" .-.-. -- .--. 8 90
Herring " .....-.------ 4
PiekereI-0ut OF market.
August ~. 1875 sug30R9
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aHANsA. L HAsNA. 4 n. HENsA, n A. HAAaA'
LDOBERT HANNA Il CO-SUocEs-
H.. - Hanna. oarretson a Co.. wholesale
aIooers, Forwarding end Commission me5enaniS
and Dsalers in Pr duee, Salt, Fish &C. SSRlIsi
Exchanee, Nos. Ice and III hiver stress A1N NO'
Cleveland, Ohio. .ndLk.
a. Agents for the Cleveland Detrob ~ LsA0
| snpeFfor line OF Steamers. ga
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
e,np,en. or snv p,rsou Who sust.ins or

crnn,cn.. or any p:rsou Who sustains or
supp ,r,s the -o-called Confederate States :
tut aill abstain from all business, dealing
or communication with such persons. -
Aud do.ti:i. freely. without any mental
reservation Or evasion whatsoever. with all
pnrp.se aud resolution TO observe the
snmc also fully acknowledge the right
Of the government TO require this oath, the
authority Of the officer to administer it,
aud its binding force on me"
The following places have been lesignl-
ted as military stations where the oath Of
allegiance will be administered
Iu Charles Coun:y-l'ort T"bsccn. MI
steals. Nanja,n"y. Pheasant Hill. Pomon-
KEY. Bryantown. Bes, town. Benedic',
Nevtown. Aliens Fresh, Newport and
Swan Point.
H. St. Mary Coun,y-Charlo'te UrN,
Chaptico, Hillyille, or Spslding's Store,
s.. Clements. Lconardtown, Great Mill.
ST. I..igoc's AID s.. Nary.
In Prince Georges Coun'y-Uppe'
haribor"'. Nottingham. Aqna,co, P'Scs;'
away. I. B ani Braudy~iue.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
Trial Of Hor. 3 g. Harris.

This case is still progressing at Wa,h-
ington. and aill probably he concluded
during the Ircsens week. Considerable
delay has been ecca.ioned by the sbsenc.
Of witnesses for The defence and nutal
the testimony OF these witnesses shall be
given. j, is impossible to form an estimate
of The vcriic, that will he rendered. The
charge preferred against Dir. Harris will
be found in aro,hcr column Of this issue,
with the names Of the parties who have
testified sgain.. him. As an old and en-
,eemed resident Of eur county, and our
,, present representative in Cor sresr. We feel
; a deep Interest in this trial, and eur pee
pie look forward to an honorable se9ui,tal
Of DIR. Harris With high degree Of pless-
! urc and hope.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
Views Of Ger. Butler.

General Butler. in m address before the
Union Club in New York. on Mouiay
evening. discussed at considerable length
III. cescprials Of reconstruction In his
vi"w, they are four: NJ more slavery:
Cons,i,u;ionA Acknowledgements ty each
State that there can be no right Of scscs-
sion under our government repudiafion
OF the var debt ot h, ret.ls: and the
complete dis:rsnchiscm"ut Of all vho
have held civil OF military oEccs sni:s
tho rcbr. government.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

To the Patrons of the Gszet.e -.

With this issse. our conRee;ion with the
t1,aeits vii! cease. aud we take grra. pl,a-
SIRE in returning oar thanks :" i's n"'rori
.al the public. generally. for tn, liberal
patronage Which has been bestowed open
/, daring The past year. We have ehdesv-
or,i. to The best of our slility. to make the
ti.aste a welcome visitor to the homes Of
is readers, and we h4t,cr ourselves tina,
or efforts have not Iceh altogether i'll vain
We leave the Gae,ne ia allie hands, and
WIDER the guidance of JANIS s. Do~a-,
E-l.. We hope it will meet with ~ liberal q
taroppge as it has enjoyed ~Lils' under
ear seB;rel.
W. y. ROBSON.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS o.
TR.AnR.

The following Treasury circular has jus,
been issued:
Treasury Department.. May 4 1865
Military restrictions having been removed
upon the transportation imercbsadise IL.
to the following named States and parts Of
States. heretofore d, cared in iR.urrec:i o,
viz: Tennessee. Virginia. North Carolina
and South Carolina. and 80 much Of the
States Of Georgia. Florida, Alabama. Mis-
sir.ippi and Loui,iana. east Of Mississippi
river as shall be declared 70 be within the
, lines Of military o-cupa'ion. Collectors Of
Custom. Of the several ports in the loyal
States, Of such ports in The insurrec'ionsry
States as have been opened 10 The COM
merce Of the world, have bcen declared
permit officers. and sa,horizcd aud direc-
ted to permit and clear such merchandise
no. prohibited, as shall BE requested; copy
of which authority and direction is hereto
stischcI.
On the arrival ofany vessel. with cargo
50 permitted and cleared, q. any port xi'h-
in an in>urrecGonary State. it will be the
duty Of the special agent to require her
manifest 10 be delivered to him aud the
vessel to be discharged under his general
supervision. And If, ON examination.
there is found merchandise not duly enter
ed on the msnifes, aud permitted. or any
prohibited articles, all such articles must
be seized. and the facts proap,!y reported
to this Department..
All articles shipped sfo:n sny pns. n al
,insurree,iobary State must b: manifested,
and permit therefor duly granted by ,Ls
.,=ptI - sial ass.'
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
"CHARLES LOT"
aus containing
1914 acres,

mere cr lees
nv Write ni wr!ts Of ri.ri r.sia. sane s,, sf
Circuit Gear, "fSt X.r,'s coia'y.-nss d. IN.
sus Of Francis NsAlc. -signrs sf Thomas Y
f:step. ag.ias. the sod.. chA,,s!s, land. .nl
tenensnts Of William J Cartwright Aal la.
Cartwright; sns AZ the sIs II Tksa.. Z
Rpb~y. u:e of Nrais Hsrris & &c, sRsis.,,,
goods. chattels. lasds and tensrsen,s Of ".
liam j C.nwri,:h'; ami ono q. ,ha .l, {
James II Alvey gains; the gne+is sAa,,e;.,
l,n''s and tcn.,nsm,s % I~ph ID ElwAid.,
" illlam J Cartwright lad Tao.Eas T. Ward.
snd 10 me directed, kave ss.zs., and takes
in execution AL the night lite interest, clai.u
and densnd. =: ..w and ia saxi,v n' tassa2
joseph u Edw'r.. lazy f.,.r.~rs.t a.!
fn"'ns & Ward IN And - lie t.lssigx pss,-
sr;v. - vii:
Ons tract or par.ri Of lssd c.ll.a .n .kuown
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
y. v. TEEPLE.
i5s1. esd 4. A. 1. q.
EHs OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.

Il, 8 soanty. Mary
land. do scl.mply swear sha, | will bear
,,us faith. allegiance and loyalty TO the
gvvernmcu, Of the United States; that /
viii support and defend its constitution.
laws aud supremacy against oil enemies.
whether domestic or foreign; any orii-
Ssnoe, resolution or Law Of any State Con-
yculios or Legislature to the contrary not
xi'hstaudiug. Further. that l will not in
any wise give aid or comfort to. ,or hold
somu. unica'ion with sny e1cmy ollhagos-
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
The Booth Conspiracy Again.


most abundant AID conclusive evidence
has been furnished Of the route taken
BY Booth after hl brutal auJ cnaardly
murder. we find it s'iIl charged hy COR
respandsu:s of Iending \,r'h~rn Journals.
shat he passed through L"oeardtown,'
in his vain for. to .!nic the vigilance
of his lursuc-. To say that these state
m,Its srs false i. bu, 70 simply rriter-
ate cur former aSs.r:i1,s. To impute
them 10 h" Z rgr"phi"al igsorahee q
these corre.roLd,nts would he generous,
perhaps, la, i; would be neither cor
sonan with tiu 4 .r justice. There ran
ts. in cur o,iri"n. bu, one rstionxl So
luti"n 10 their d,.Iicahls conduct. and
thrt solution has is origin in the en-
veno,neI mnlcvulence of sectional hatr ed
For the pas. four years. they have held
us up to the North as a trai,orous. bar
baroas ard ou;-lawsd people; and. as /.
simple aidsnicr 90 our former ipiqni'y,
they would fa.,cn upon Us the guilt Of
the murderer
Facts. however. are still stronger than
fiction, and figures. We believe, have DC,
learned 10 lie. L,t u.. then, take \
glance st the rce.1d. Since the earlics.
stages Of the war, Lconardtown has bee u
a military post. aud cur people have
been subjected to q strict military sspie :
nsgc. Whether sush action wss s,ce.-
cary on the part of The Government is
.ty 10 means pertinent, to the ques ton
before Us. Certain it is, however, that
the fr. qucnt captures IN the POtomsc Of
.No,ftern b!ockad, re il the best evidence
that can bs fnrnisA:i in j. icave vf is
policy.
But. With q gsrri.os # several hun
drcd troops scattered :hr,nyh this local.
ty-a large portion of whom were sta
tlonsl in our ,illage-is it likely, o.,
FEtu pEpUhptc, thdk IOO!U Hhulu hSt"
, made a circuit Of eighty miles to pea.
through this r'rce Oh h;s way to Viz
gihis ! Such An assumption is net OH y
an inrutution uion the oiiiciA vigilance
Of the late eommaDdant Of this post
but il bears up.n its face :he tarrima-
t"r II falsehocd We, therefore. feel it
>ur an'y to once more state, that Booth
'..v.r entered this county, either ante
. ri"r or subs'quent to the assassination of
Mr. Lincoln. That this fact is now yell
known among all intelligent classes at
The North. and to the military autbori.
ties ut Washington. we have bat little
doubt and we uppreL.ud bat little evil
from this defamation Of our character. -
The lime 10 not far distant We trust.
when the true character Of our people
will te nnd,rs;o"l snl sppresisted--
when We shall not be regarded ss con-
,yirn,urs and assassin.. bat a civilized
people. wo.,hippirg the Christian God
and yielding willing obedience to the
laws Of oar country.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
SHERIFF f 5 SALE
VI
VALUABLE;
real.
ESTATE:

TlI virtue If ore writ Of ven li,ioul sxr..
- nss. issned out of the Cirruit Court for
Saint Mary Coan,v. at the suii Of J ID. =
kirg and James s D,~ns against the x m-i.,
chIt;s's. Land. aud '@nsnsnts .. G.spa :,
Edwards. William j Carrrish. anil Taam,.
= N.rd. and ,o me directed. I have .si ..~,
II i taken in exc, " ion eli tie right, lille. IA.
tersst. claim AND demand. at lax and j,
cQ ,sis. OF The ,s;d Jo,eph d Edwards. VII
liam J Cartwright ami Thomas G. Ward il
ant: ~ III. following property. t. wiz:
u"s tract er parcel at !Asa e,lleI AL
known ns
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
IT MrCC1IofH
Secrctarx Of the Treasury.

Secretary Of the Treasury.
Under ,hcse trade r.gula'ions. as now
determined. it 'ray b, sail. ia fine. that rR
rcs;ricriHns s.ve those impersiiv"ly d.
ma..d,i 10y ihe several acts Of Congress. and
which the Presilen; cannot. cons sis,cusl =
interfere with, are removed.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

xf All parties inde b,ed to nae for sub
serip'ion or advertising are requested TO
o.rSs forward Immediately and settle the
snme with u.s or with Jax.es s. Downs.
E.l
" II ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

No goais can be transported from An in
surrrct'onary port except as snth'ris"t b7
the OH .ee,iJn Of the act vi July. 1864.
and such a. have been rcsoli by the goT.
ernme1t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
fruHs tie .Itg Yu.k TrtL4ar

POPULAR r.ssI,Hs.- ,iiings from
Califurnia OF iaw less saszu!ts on the oshccs
Of certain Democratic aud French Journals
melted. (tt least. precipita'ed) By 'hs
n"ws of the double sssi>siuatIon at WASH
ing;on. afford fresh proof of the truth W."
have already recognized and acted on
,ha, tie neral and jus. Indignation needs
to be moderated ard controlled. ~, ir:-
famed snd sgsrsvs.el Here i, a .p"ei
lusI Of many letters received by this,
smu,g th.r jolrn.ls:
10 the Elisor Of the " J.. 7,rlasc
SIN: Th. bells are telling fer our dead
Pre.iieut-thc bravcst. trncst heart in oil
.he land is still.
You don, hang 500 # your Northern
pro slavery traitors within mouth. hope
in ny soul they'll hang ,os within two
Thy show some LITTLE vim in the devil. y
service. .ln \ BORN and brrl
! SrvrUxWs WoyAv.
B"hinore. .trtI l5. lSGj.
! We shall certainly hsr3 NOBODY. nor
incite others to hang political opponents.
no matter what Mcy may d., t~o months
hence We b. levc iu frceinm of opiuiuu
sni (wi,hin limits prescribed by law, ac
.ion as we'll We were too many years
uLder the ban Of mob sentiment, and
have recorded too many acts OF wicked
violence to which men. ana women too.
were subjected because they were allclgcd
to he "Abolitiopis.s. as .hcy had = legal
ri.yht 70 ka l..
nobly passed through the initial ordeal i'm
pos"d On her abhorrcd by sssas,ins l,t IL.
all 90 our utmost to keep her calm an6
law abiding to the end. Every act OF
NIB violence is nationsl calamity and
shame
FE"u EvAors - The -Ssr. Of Prrs;leat
Li.rolss As.assinnt!ea We have, by
scc"unts To The .S.h uilimo, aivic.s Of
the reception, in Europe. OF the news Of
the a-.s..ina,inn Of Prr.ii ent Lincoln. Il
will 10 seen that th- fleet Wa. astounding.
exciting grr., ini'y alton and eici'ing
dep sympathy in thr highest ofici. cir
cE's OF Erg'aai. rs Srll as among the pnp.
siscr. Public meetings wcr. held on the
t..rvci to in both ilvosss Of Parliament
arl ~ address WAS - be aoved to III.
Qnen or I'll" s:.;jac' IL France aud It.
My th-r" hal al,u be, drm,on.,ratisus OF
regrr, aud sympathy Previously. the
-,,ir2l ou' Of tile information Of the sur.
r'udcr Of !."c'. army - ti.n Grant had
srea'-1 great sensation in kurope, and
il wa alni,.rd :hA, shc American WAT
hal vir'u,lly closed, The cotton msrk.
.su:inueI 10 advance.
kkDtTl! * Or q ,EhHrs>r Eiti>.h-.
WA-s:s"roE, May G--Sinc- n. ,r,nul.
CATION ui IL. rectl; orders for u reduction
Of expenses tho Q,ar,erln.s;sl's depart
nent has effected 4 reduction of its dsily
.1p.n.rs on OCEAN aud co2.,wise trans
pert service of thirty five 'a"osaD1 dollar.
pr day. which is saving II more than
millinn dollars per s4on!h
KxrxleS A State convention Las
hecu called To sa.ryrhle at Vick.burx on
the first Monday Of June. to adop, Mes
snrss 70 restore the S's,e Of Mississippi =.
tie Cuiou, aud re--stsblish State gov,
ernrntnt A similar convention 10 pro-
posed in South Coroliua. to meet a,
Charleston Ere long it is believed, al
the "wsyward 'ister." will be back ag.iu
in the old 6nion.
Ou the 18th inst. bv the Rev. Mr. Gra-
ham. d J. TUCKER, to ELIZABETH
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
NOTICE.

THE undersigned TAI" this method g: !rf,,-,.
l. ing the pu'!," ,h., they are s,,l as,,.i.,.,
together il. The Corpe..isr's bussnrss. .ni wi
contract fi,r the bu!i'iing 81 !IolSss Of e,x,,
description. All work will be execn:Ai w.,
disp,ich. and, III al contracts for Ov-i.ns.
speoia! attention win lie pad 10 H..rtl,; ~.
rlss'cr,ur and Painting.
A! orders address-! to :hen =, Leonl,.i,..,
Md w!.I Is<..ye pr"'np- attention.
GEORGE HORN'T
THOMAS c. GREE.ETrLf
May il:h IL Is.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

u. S. SEsAfoR PROM TENsse.xs -NAsR-
v1LLs, .fay 5th.-The legislature ysster-
day elected Hon. Judge Patterson 70 re-
present Tennessee in the L. 8. Senate.
The bev Senator !. son in ias Of ~. 81
'isut J ,kGssn,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
local Appointments.

10taI appointments.
a. late meeting Of the County Com
mi.>ionrrs for this county. the following
gentlemen vers appointed collectors OF
State and County Taxes fer .bs present
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

On the S.ll Instant. by Rev. Father De
Wolf WM T. PILklNTOS to MARY
TIPPETT.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

On the eth inst. BY the Rev. Mr. Ora
ham q J. TUCKER. to ELIZABETH
ALVEY.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
Ap,xsr ~ AK AlLrsxn Cox,r,,.-on

ARAssr hF An ALLEGEh CoksffkArOR. =
Sr. La,rs, May 6-J. Ii. Blackburn. ST.
las DR. Tumble,y. charged ~i,h com pIic!-
ty With Harold 10 The conspiracy to rs.as.
sin ale The President. was arrested TO-DAY
in accordance With orders from Washing
ton. He is Supposed TO be .bc herb doc
tor" referred to By the youth asre.,,d 4 in
Brooklyn, y. 7.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

W. y. ROBSON.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

RtD,rl!'S Or q ,Ehrrs>Y E,tl>.A.
WA-s:s"roE, May i Since n" yr,mul
y4iinn "i IL. rectn; o,i.rs for reduction
Of expenses tho Qnarter,n.-;e,'S depart
men, has ttf"ct,l reduction of its dali,
.1p.u.rs on OCEAN aud co2.,wise trans
pert service of thirty five ,o"asaD1 dollar
pr day. which is saving II more than
millinn dollars per laon.h
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-24

ACCIDENTS. -We have received q COPY
of the Fishkil Standard, weekly paper
published at Fishkill Landing, N. Y, and
from looking over its columns we
judge that the people of that portion of the
State ought be insured in the TRAVELLERS
No less than ten shocking accidents are
recorded in this copy Of the Standard, in
its eight columns Of editorial matter, viz :
Godfrey Schultz, powerful man, in q
railroad collision was caught between two
seats OF wrecked car, and held irnmova-
BILE while he burned to death before the
faces Of those who tried in vain to rescue
him; boy disappeared, and sometime
afterward his mother found his boots, with
the boys legs in them, bitten eff at the top
OF the boots-supposed that he was de.
voured by bear or panther; Phillip r.
Sylands was caught and crushed to death
in the machinery of paper mill; Stephen
Hitchcock, an old man Of "a years, was
killed by kick from horse; Peter Eu-
macr, 46 years Of age, was crushed and
killed in the machinery Ct mill; brake
man named Duffy was knocked off a train
and killed; another man was hit by a loco
motive and dangerously injured; on Wed
nesday, the 9th, freight train on the
Hudson River railroad ran into an open
draw, killing the engineer and fireman; on
Thursday the 9th, a train ran off the track
and brakeman had his leg broken; and a
man named Thomas Mullins, meter at
Lilies safe works, was instantly killed the
previous week, being under the cupola
knocking out bolt when the hampers
swung open and hurled him against the
walls Of the fiery furnace and burned him
to cinder.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-24

A LUCKY OIL OPERATOR Parkers.
burg, (W. Pa.) Gazette notes the arrival
there of Mr.. Henry d. Sherman, uf the
Sherman oil well in Vensngo Co., Penn,
and adds:
"Mr. Sherman has history worthy OF
mention. Five years ago he commenced
with little capital and hard manual labor to
find oil in Pennsylvania. He sank five
wells, all Of which were failures. This ex,
hausted his funds, but did not despair. He
tried again, pawning his watch and clothing
even to get money to 60 on with another
we'll This well, before commencing, re
duced him to poverty, and yet he managed
to sin1 his we'll with his own hands until he
struck oil in such large quantities as to
make famous over the world the Sherman
well. This well flowed at first $500 bar.
rels per day. and averaged for over year a
flow of 1900 barrels. About this time he
sold the well for $2,50O.000. Since thai
time, by judicious purchases and sales, ht
added to his capital until he is now report
ed worth $7,5O0,0O0, all in cash and equiv
aent stocks outside Of oil lands and OF
companies.
"Mr. Sherman is about fifty years o
age, and still in bachelor bliss-such rs i
is-and contemplates going to Europe il
June, where he expects to spend few
years. He has no brother or sister, lathe
or mother living.