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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16
Our Foreign Ministers.

A correspondent of the Chicago Repu6-
hcaH writes to that paper a lengthy criti-
cism upon our foreign ministers. We ex-
tract what he says of Cassius NJ. Clay and
J. Lothrop Motley:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

WANTED-Agents for the new Steel Plate En-
w craving of 1" Christ Walking on the Sea- en-
gravedby Miss Emily Sartain, the only plate ever
engraved in this country by a Lady. For further
particulars address L. JONES, No. 1 Atwater Block,
Cleveland, Ohio. noyI5:2SS ?
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16

Eleven years old, with foal by Acufrs Handle
tOnian and got by Abdallah.
A Grey Two Year Old Colt.
Sired by Rob Roy, and dam a Hambletonian.
A Sucking Colt.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-16
LETTER FROM %THACKERAY.
An Illustration of the EpistOIary
style of the Great Novelist.

The following characteristic letter from
the great novelist was written to Mr..
William Reed, of Philadelphia, in 1853.
1t is taken from a pamphlet privately
printed last year:
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WANTED--ACENTs

COR S~ALE-0IL-A fine lot Of Petroleum Burn
{ ing Oil, at the Factory Of W. J. GUILD, on Cen
raj Way- sen96. RI
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Acu1f'S HambIetOnian.

THE undersigned, Administrators of
the estate Of L. J. ACUTE, deceased, will ex-
pose to public sale at the above mentioned time and
Dlace- the following property, viz:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-05
PARIS. ME-, FRIDAY, MAY ). 1865.

dicrs ior myself -in show then N,
crippled limbs. and tLey vii not have .
heart % iaiurv me-
Still they refused. and be now appcaied
20 Catherine. ~ho had lover. nov away
from the village
What II Alexis should return and Cad
you dead. Catherine. Dead because YOU
would not leave me. your little uselss.
brother, Iie would despise me for letting
you stay
i should despise him Il he bad ssch a
thought. darling. But say no more Julian.
We are resolved that sc ~ill hsc or dc by
Jour si'lr- But ~il morning ever coneF-
The willow AZ the words. went into a
small closet where there was no viado-.
excopi that formed BY stout wooden shut
ter Juiastening this. she Souud the open-
Ing was iup5ssibic. She sacccc,led in
pushing q Outward about an inch. and dis
covered that the house va Absolutely Jsr.-
q ia snow. Soitly aud silently through
the long night it had fallen down until the
low cottage was completely envelopod from
sight. The enemy hal come down e Ike
soil on the iold.- and carried ruin and de-
vastaiion through THE village. Disappoint-
cd A. smiling Il deserted bv the inhabitants.
they had doomed everything 10 destruction.
But they hal passed on in their might 10
other scenes Of ruin. and left The E,tle cot
tage unseen. uatouched While the soft fal-
ins snos had proved barricade more sue
ocssfal than human hands coalI have made.
Nhcn the frightened neigLbors returned
% their dssolaied homes. Il was 20 wonder
a. tac signal protection which had been be-
sio~ea upon the poor cripple. and the cour-
agcous friends ~ho had refused 20 desert
HIM Soon. BY their cheerful efforts the
snow was removed. and The frst face that
The blushing Catherine saw. va tha, of her
loser. who. A. the hrsi sound - danger.
bad flown 90 protect her. but was too late.
lie reached Tie village only IN season 20
assisi IN removing the friertlly wall whieh
an Almighty arm had mercifallv bulk 20
preserve rs beloved And the burden Of
The beautiful anthem sung under tie cottage
roof that night vas. u ~iIl Ef, up mine
ewes unto the hHls ron whence eoneth nv
help. The Lord Is thy helper-tbe Lord is
Thy keeper
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-05
VOLUME 80, NO. %.
b 4 L " ITIEs .

Why il Red Inaian Ike a Waterman,
Becauss be feathers his skuII.
Ii Is said the Prctiie.t girl. in Utah CEN
orally marry Young.
The gospel Of the dAy-Tbs Gospel ae-
eOrding 10 ST Lsere.
Speaking Of eoloring animals. An ex-
change thiaks dyiag improves all dogs.
PEovoKrSG. To dream that 70. have
lots Of money. and than wake up AID 6nd
yourself an editor.
Why do the recriminaficns Of hurried
couples resemble the sOand of waves on the
shore? Because they are marners Of the
tied
Wall street singing the long metre doxoi-
osy Is sign that gold vii reach the " Ola
HUndred- in short metre. So saws an ex.
change.
Says some one speaking Of Bachanaa.
" The old seoundrei, lie sat al washinr-
ton. for four years. Ike bread and milk
pou.tice. and drew the rebellion 70 a bead.
UnsOcial old Saarl says that love i.A
combination Of discases-aa Affection Of
the heart. and an inflammation Of the brain.
There Is 70 be g-and AgrienlturAI show
IN May AZ Cologne Of coar-s. il agricuI-
tural implements are exhibited We nav ex-
Poes 10 sc some 6ae specimens Of hoe de
Cologne.
DR. johnson said o. a wido~er who was
about 20 marry. that il Wa a remarkable
case OF the triumph OF hope over expert
enCc.
A man behind the times Is apt 10 speak
III Of them. Probably they don't look wen
from behind
An exchange paper states that an enter
prising sPeculAtor has formed a company
TO bore Tor Cod Liver Oil. down in Barnsta-
bic county. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-05
MusicssaPAyHcal and Moral Assa,

IL communicates 10 rhe body sbocks uaich
agitate the ulembers 90 their base. IN
churches the fame of the candies osciIIates
90 ihe quake q The organ. \ powerful or
chestra near = sheet of water rifies it, sur
iacc. \ learned traveler speaks Of an iron
ring which swings 20 and fro 20 the rnurmur
of thc Tivoli Pals IN Swi,zcrlsnd 7 ex-
cited AZ viii. in poor child Afflicted riiL 4
ifIghtial nersous malaly. hysteriral and
eataicpiic crises. by playing in the minor
Key oi p fiat The celebrated DR. Bcrticr
asserts that ihc sound Of a drum gives him
tie collc. Certain medical men state fhat
The notes q the trumpet quicken tie pulse
and Induce slight perspiration. Tie sound
% TIE bassoon j. cold. the notes Of the
French born al distance. and % abe harp.
are voiapfuous. The hutc played softly in
thc milile REGISTER caluls the nerves. The
low noics oi the piano inghten children.
oncc lad dog ~ho would generally sleep
ou bearing u4sic. blt che moment PLAYED
m tie miuor Key De would bark piiooasls.
TIE dog of a celebrated singer whom
kncs Eo4l4 moan biueriy. and give sisns
ci sioleut s-lrlng. tbc instant Lis mi.tress
cinntcd ohromat.c gamut. A certain
chord prolaces on my sense q hearing tle
same effect as the Leliatrope on uly sen.e
oi sinci and iAe pineapple on MY sense OF
taste. kachels voice delighted tbe ear by
BE- ring before onc haI ums o. seize tle
sense oi SLat was sail. or appreciate Tie
parity % Lor diei.0a.
Wc may Affirm. then. t'iat musical sound.
riy thmical or not. acriaics thc uhole phrsi-
cal uconomy-qu quicsens the pulse. in,i,e.
Perspifatiou. and produces a pleasant mo-
mruiary irritation of thc ncrrols rrrrai.
The oid man. chiiad by years. nav BE-
inssnsibl. to tie raihetic accents ofI.s.ini.
cd Mozart De repeat Cd h.n thc s.mnfe
songs of h.s youth. the present ranisles.
AMI t.e hiusiors of the pat come bark
again. once kaos aa o'I ~paaish ecner-
al uh1 letestc.l music. Onc dar began
o. play fo him my '. >.rgr of ~1r1 -o.sa -
in shirh is infroduced ftc .' Marcia Rear
Spanish national air-sni hc vert like
chid. Ihis ar recalled fo BIN the iuluof-
tai defense ri tte Lsroic city. behind ths
falling calls of shirh he had fouzht araias,
the freurh. ani soual-i % hin,. o. saif.
hke tbe voice ofau the boiy aaect,o-s sv-
rresscl By tle uori hone. The merconary
>E,ss troops. wien in Fra--e anI Naples.
c..iI n.t l.lr fhe " RAM Dee Na.hrs---
the shrrheri song ~ cd ani rule nei,e-
tia-sifhorf being overcome bf %. Wh-n
from mountail to uosnfaia fle gnal of
revolt summonrI Cd d. rtuse the three ~
surrent canf5r.. th- lcseriions caused hr
tiis ar became so frcTuert that tbe govern
n-nt rrohi5hel 90 TIE realer rii re-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-05

THE FucHr or JEFF. DAVIS. Itisre-
ported hat JEFF DAVIS j. At Daaviue. The
Richmond correspondent Of the Pbaadel-
phia Inquirer says:
" It IS vel known from Official doou-
menis that we're found. that Ice over two
months sgo. notified the rebel Ssnste that
be- couid not bold Richuond wiib has pres
eni army. bot DAVIS insisted thar IL must be
done. Wien tie tine cane % retreat be
hai bat the one road practicable. and that
"a fo Danvifs IT, ssi DOT for that point.
ani 90 no- have a runor that b. sabsc-
queutir turned toward Richmond. Hi.pri
vate property was al got avay. or sold. er-
-rrf BIZ earriage. built in Neu Orleans Ii
has been a very 6uo affair. anl vas on tbe
cars % 60. bot the train dii not get oa IN
'ine. ard our cavalry coming. the tram vas
fred. bot some negroes pulled the carriage
out. and .t is oniy q little scorrhed on one
SIDE. Il is n0~ h~id By a. Qaarternas-
ter's Department
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-05
VI | sc T. LII NY.
THE WALL OF DEFENCE

Az INCIDENT 90 noNArAKrE's RrrEE,r
PROM Russia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-05

"LsV STILL SoSNEY.- A Parkersburr
(W. W paper SAYS that several members
Of the Legislature took the cars At Grafton
laie on the evening Of the 9th ult for
Wheeling. and among the number was a
Mr.. G.. Of somewhat large proportions
physically. and a Mr.. ID. Of proportionally
undefsize- These two. the stalwart Mr.
O. aud the san Goth faced little Mr.. ID. took
oerths together. "a seems. in a sleeping
car The little man lad behind. and the
good nAiured. wsggish Mr.. c. before. Mr..
ID Va sleeping And snoring fariousiy.
Mr- &. more restless under the legislative
burdens. soon arose. and "a sitting by the
stove. when an elderly issy came aboard
and desired q sleeping berth. - All right
madam said AIR. C.. e" took berth
nth my son. and YOU can occupy nv place
IN TIA, berth where my boy - Stepping
Taking Mr.. g.. at his word. the lsdv
disrob~d and lay down with tbe boy. After
aquiet repose Of some time. the boy Mr..
j.. became restless for some cause and
began 20 kick around % the ANNOYANCE Of
the oil l4dy. so. in a maternal manner.
she patted the boz on the back. and said
Lie still. sonny; pa said might sleep
with yol.T Who are youY- said she
legislator; % I'm no boy I'm member Of
tbc West Virgins I.eigislaturei - Il i
said the OIL LADY svooned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-05

Ata ucecing e year or to ago. in this
country. q renf'eman was speakirr on r.
question r1t sfriet'v uiih'n the rsnre o.
basinoss ih-n on fhe iapis Becomiar an
inaiei e. be- remarks pros-c.ssd. b. ex-
-isimrd. vfh something of neio-dramaiic
soiemn.fs Mr. rres'drnf. my touels
yearu ior the nirrabir tirtims.~ q" Or
der, c-,ier,- stcu'ei scserai voices from
Co. opposite corner of thc hou.e A." ne
gesN-a4a' fe'-r's 7rr onf or ,rf,rr- TIE
point of orier "a susiained by tbe chair.
ard the 'Ieakcr was commanded 20 his
seaf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-05

PowEE % IMAGINATION. AleHander
Dumas Published. some time ago. 10 daily
Paris paper. a novcl, ia ~hieh tie heroine.
ProsPcroas and happy. = as,ailed by CON
sumption An the gradual 81 mptoms we're
most iOurhiag'y described. 4nI the greatest
interest ~as ivli for the heroine.
One L-y tae Marquis ds CAlolaiea called
on him.
" Dumaf.~ said be. '' have > Gu composed
the e"d Of 'Le story nov Jeing Publis.ed ia
iLc-~
.'Of cosrse~
" Does tbe heroine die Al tbc end
"Ofcoune-dies o. ofconssuaption. Afscr
such symptoms as have described. bow
could She live2~
" fou wiii have 70 make her live. You
must change The eaiasiropLc7
o. ] cannot
" Yes. you must, for on your heroine.
iiir depends ny dauchtcr's.~
" Your dasghier.s~
' Ics Sic has al, tie various sympson.s
Of consuuftion you have described. aad
watches mournfuiiy for every new number
Of your nosei. reading icr fate in your he
roinc's. Nos H you make your heroine
i've. my iaugLter. whose Imagination has
been deeply impressed. viii live toe.
Cone. a lIie % ave is a temptation--
q" Not to le resisted
nama' changed BIS last chapter. His
heroine recovered. aui vas happy.
Aboui sse years aacrWsrJs. Dumas met
iLc Marquis e. party.
" 80. uamas.- BEL exclaimed. OF Ict me
iatrols-c ,oa % my daughter. she owes
her A.e o. 500. There slc is.''
" fhai lnc handsome sonaa. wbo looks
IKE joannc a. Arcs~
Yes She .s married. anl has hal iour
ch.-lrcn.~
Aui ny aovei four editions. ssid Do
mas '' so We are qs.s.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-05

3 Sun q tEcniy ihousani pounds - IN
litigation in scotland. anl jepeaJs upon
nauiige oontrset. vhieh being declared by
ore Of ihe barristers 90 b. buried With lie
vale party 10 the coatnaci orders have
been given by the iudce % have the grs,s
opened and tbc coin scarrhed 90 such
locuueuf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-05

Rev. J iiyau Snytb. Of PhHaIelrhia.
On an address 90 his rsopie. .aids II
have beard oensure pronounced upou Presi-
dent Linooia bcrause be- visited ibeatre.
NJ ffieuds, look upoa q ratriot IN
theatre A. better fhsn copperhead IN
Praycr meeting
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-05

uiemoer 'be comic elect produced upon the
Preach troops IN the CrineA by the III cA-
iAndefs marching 10 battle to the sound Of
The 6agP'Pe. whose harsh. piercing notes
inspired thsse brave mosatarnssr. with
VAlot By recalling 70 them their oouatry and
its beroie legends. Napoloon III 6ads
hi'o-vh oomPslled - Allo- The Arab troops.
incorporated iaio bis army. their barbarOas
taa-tans. lest they revolt. The measured
beat Of the drum ssstAins tbs soidisr in
long marches. which 9th rsise would be irr
Ihe MArsellaise contributed
as maoh toward the Republican victories Of
1923. uhen France vas invaded. as the
genes Of GcnsrAl Dsmourlsz
lGottschalk. IN Atlantic Monshly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-05

WANTED 8uNrOEClsESrs. A friend
in iis i7th Vermont vouches Tor The follo--
ins aneodoie. which ve consider too good
% be lost. for u deserves high place in
fhe record % " the humors Of the var
Sers. Trever Of The 18th Vermont was an
OH soldier before he ioincd that regiment.
having served fall term Of two yeArs in
the PA ny. Being an oll and tried vet
eran BE was honorcd With marks Of especial
conG..ncc BY bis superior ofEcers. and ~as
alva,s allotted ihe pos; Of danger. which
demanded the exercise o. unusual intelli-
Sencc and coolcourage. In one of the bat
ties % he campaign q last summer IL was
discovered by the commander Of the brig
ade TO which the l7th VI va attached tiat
there was break in the line ofbatile caused
by the neglect Of our forces 90 occupy a
small knoll situated between bis Own and
the brigade neXt on his right. Col Cum
mings was directed 70 throw out skirmisbers
and hold the point. The Colonel desig-
mated Sersf. Trrver for that duiy. and gave
him seven or eight men. telling him TO de-
ploy them and hold the position Within
sve minutes after the or Ter vas givea two
Of the men returned severely wounded.
About ten minutes after the voice Of the
Sergeant vas heard calling ou; 20 Col
Cu1uiHgs. Tie Colonel looked up. when
the sturdy fellow ba~led out. exeitedly.
q" 81 Cd. Colouel. II 700 expect me 70
bold ihIs point any longer 70, gof 20 Dc 20
izforoed they're az dead. only me- We
regret 20 say that this brave soldier vas
killed az ,he battle Of the Mine. While Gght-
ing desperately bY the eide Of the lsrneuied
MAJOR Reynolds. burlington Times
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-05

Men vio lowest ia reuieoat stocks.
genef.lly prefer ths 6vc tvenfies % the
lcrcl fl,fnes
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

-Crrcf,lliv corrected as changes occur,
To Washington, by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Depot, Camden street and Eutaw street-i.30. 7.05.
S45 and go A. NJ, and 800 and 600 and S.45 P. NJ.
sunday trains at 43O and S.i5 A. NJ. and 4.20 and
To Philadelphia and New York, by Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad, Depot Presi-
lent streetS25 and go A. NJ and LILO. 40 6.35 and
9.25 ?. N. Sunday trains for New York $50 P. NJ,
and for Philadelphia 9.25 P. NJ.
To Harrisburg, Elmira and the West, by Northern
Central Railroad, Depot corner Calvert and Frank
lin streets, 800 A. NJ and 1910 go and 1000 P. NJ.
70 York, by Northern Central Railroad. 7.20 i. NJ.
and $50 P NJ
To PaFbt9n by Northern Central Railroads.&c.
and $50 ?. NJ.
To Frederick by Baltimore and Ohio Railroads.
To Ellicotts Mills by Baltimore and Ohio R-6.2O
and 10 4. NJ and $50 P. ".
TO Salisbury by Phila.. Wilmington and Bait.
=, To Dover, DEL by Phila.. Wilmington and Bait R
, To Wheeling and Parkcrsburg by Bait. and Ohio R
Express, daily (incuding Sunday, 10 P. NJ.
10 Westminster and Union Bridge by Western
Maryland R-920 A. NJ. and $50 and 500 P. NJ.
, 10 Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and Richmond, BY
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Line, Spears wharf, daily. at 800 ?. NJ.
ShQre---cvery Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, by
tndiyidual Enterprise Steamers. Light street Wharf
at 100 A. NJ.
To Annapolis by Bait. and Ohio and Annapolis and
ElErdge Railroad, Depot Camden street-7.05, S.45
!. VI. and 4.20 P. NJ, and by Individual Enterprise
tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning at 100
4. NJ.
For further information sec advertisement of Rail
7oads ami Steamboats, in another part of this paper
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PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

TENHE PR0PRIET0RS of the New York Museum
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
VALUABLE GAS COAL PROPERTY
WESTMORELAND COUNTY, PA.
ON THE PITTSByRG AND C0NNELLSVILLE

IN
WESTM0RELAND COUNTY, Pa
ON THE PITTSBURG AND C0NNELLSVILLE
RAILROAD,
FOR 81 E.
- This property is situated in the heart of the
loughiogheny Coal region, which has n reputation
for gas the manufacture of ron and other uses that
no other Coal has, and always commands the highest
price and readieSt sales It consists of about FOUR
HUNDRED ACRES OF COAL and SEVEN ACRES
OF SURFACE, with several TOWN LOTS in the
borough adjoining the latter having erected thereon
a lasge Engine House. Blacksmith Shop, and eight
Tenant Houses; all the buildings are new
The Coal is seven feet thick, and there are alto
gether 100000 bushels or 900 tons of Coal in
the tract The Coal is taken out by shaft 70 feet
deep. which is sunk between the railroad and the
river "a Triple extending over each,) and about 50
feet below the bed Of the river. The shaft is now
fully completed, ind has capacity to raise $1,000
bushels per day. The engine and machinery are per,
feet the works in complete working order, and
the Coal is already being shipped to market. The
facilities Of transportation by tho YOughioghcny
river, the Pttsburg and Connellsburg railroad con-
Meeting with the Pennsylvania Central railroad, and
ITS now certain connection with the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad at Cumberland renders the location Of
this property the most desirable.
Plats of the property be seen and full intorma-
ton obtained, on application to
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BAITl.

n SVtNh VT
IL MORE CITY.m-TH0MAS CODD AND BENJA-
WILLIAM CnDD.-The object of this suit is to pro-
cure decree for the sale of certain real estate in
Baltimore city. The bill states that certain Isaac
Turner died, seized and possessed of certain real
estate IN the CITY OF Baltimore which by his last will
and testament he devised to Thomas j. Warrington
in trust for the sole and separate use of his daughter
Margaret Codd, during her life, and at her death for
the use OF her children, until they arrive at the age
OF twenty-one years. when the said property should
be equally divided amongst them; that said Mar
garet Codd died, leaving three sons-Wllian Thomas
and BENJAMIN, who have all attained to their ma
jorty; that under decree of the Superior Court of
Baltimore city the said real estate was leased BY the
said Thomas j. arlington, trustee, in two sepa-
rate parcels one yielding yearly rent of thrty-two
dollars and the other yearly rent of one hundred
and twenty-five dollars and fifty cents that under
the will OF SAID Isaac Turner, the said children of
Margaret Codd are entitled to the in severalty of
their shares OF said real estate but that the same
cannot be divided without loss and injury to the
parties interested and that sale thereof is neces-
sary, but that said William Codd being non-resi-
dent of Maryland, sale cannot be made without The
aid of this court: 1t is thereupon this 18th day of
December, 1862 adJudged and ordered that the com
plainants, by causing copy of this order to be in
serted IN some newspaper published in the city of
Baltimore once week for four successive weeks be-
fore the thirteenth day of January eighteen hundred
and sixty SIX give notice to said non resident de-
PENDANT OF the object and substance of the bill and
warn him TO appear in this court, in person or by
solicitor, on or before the thirteenth day of April
next to answer the premises and show cause if any
he has, why decree ought not to pass as prayed
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