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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10
Better thoughts.

There are moments in the life of all, no
matter whether lofty or lowly, when bet
ter thoughts, ike angel visitants, come to
the mind, and if they are cherished, their
visits will not be few and far between
As a bird whose wings cleave the upper
deep, pausing sometimes by your door, is
lured to the open window by the seeds
which day after day you put there to al
lure it from its arial flights, becomes less
dow pane, folds its wings, and picks the
crumbs from your hands; so viii our bet
ter thoughts come the oftener if we open
the window ofour hearts to receive them,
welcoming and cherishing them, and lu-
ring them to our side. Better thoughts
are angel visitants, and the moments when
they come to us are blessed moments.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10
Anew SONG" BATTLE IN THE

IN CLOUDs."-Inscnbsd to the Army Of the Cumber-
isn5 nv ". d. Howell, Esq, Q. S. Consul, Venice. Mu.
Sc by n. Keller, n. Y. This song is just issued by Us. 1t
n 1ot no iE the incest style Of Sheet Music. The song was
1-ss,so 20 celebrate Geaeral Hookers grand charge up
Iootout MoEntain, and 1 belongs to the Army Of the Cum
hsrIand. Tyery soldier Il or out Of the Army will want :
49, IA n l. WITH erea pleasure that We are able to offer
a. !, ~ reeular ccEtimeB. The former price Of this beau
tifnI song was 20 cents hut wishing togetit into the hands
~ evsrybody. We have relnced the price to % cents: Adj
dress u 4. HoWELLS& CO., Jefferson, Ashtabula Coo
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10

Several scientific gentlemen have been
prospecting for oil IL the vicinity OF Alex
andria, Va, on the line of the Loudon @
Hampshire Railroad, andhave discovered
surface indications ola character sut1clent-
Ily encouraging to induce them to a
putting down Of q couple Of wells
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10
.EN CENT SPEAKERS.
AMERICAN sPEAKER No. l.
NATIONAL SPEAKER No.
PAflIOTI0 sPEAKER, Nos
COMIC SPEAKER, MOI

These books are replets With choice pieces Tor the school
Room and exhibition. Thy are drawn nom Hesh source
and contain some Of the choicest orat95y ~ d Sd1s.
Either Of these speakers vi be sent lot ~ eeuN' ~
]. A. HoEelIs & Co., JenersOI Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-10

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assortment y AssRsr;nes &e. Which they VIII sell
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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
From Fort Monroe.

Fort MONROE, March S.-A large mass meeting
was held at ortolk night before last for the purpose
ofgiving its citizens and especially those who have
been in the rebel service opportunity of express
ing their sentiments relative to the important cues
tions of the day. The meeting was addressed by
Mayor Tabb and several prominent citizens. Sc
ries of resolutions were unanimously adopted
The military court martial which has been in ses-
sion here for some time past of which Brig General
Huys is President, still continues its sittngs inside
the Fortress.
Most of the tried are without general inter-
est, being chiefly instances of desertion, breach of
discipline, robbery, &c. One of the cases lately
brought up fer trial was that of Mr.. Brttenham
on charge of numbering negro. The Court found
him guilty Of manslaughter in the second degree
and sentenced him to three years Imprisonment in
the State Penitentiary.
1t is reported that, owing to the extreme high
rents demanded by owners of stores and business
houses in Norfolk and Portsmouth, several failures
have occurred.
The Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad is now in
good working order, the trains running regularly and
making daily connections with the steamers on the
Bay route from Baltimore.
The United States gunboat Mackinaw sailed hence
to-day for the West Indies The United States
steamer Bienyilie arrived at Norfolk to-day from
philaaolp phia-
A quarantine of ten days has been established in
this harbor by order of Major General Miles, COM
mauding the District on all vessels, Government or
otherwise, coming from the West Indies.
The steamers Saratoga and Albemarle arrived here
to day from New Ork.
The brig Cleta, from Porto Rico Tor Baltimore with
a cargo of sugar. has arrived.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
pR0CEEDINas or RAE COURTS.

FRIDAY, March 9, 1866.
Criminal Cosrt.--Hon. Judge Bond: George G
Maund, States attorney, prosecuting.
John Wooltord, larceny of one pair of pants. coat
three shirts and one travelling bag from Casper ir
ymi P0stponed. Thomas Mountgarty for the mall-
slaughter, by shooting with pistol on the 23d of last
December, Henry Smith tried before Jury: verdict
OF not guilty. Eliza Bias larceny of Sll5 in Unitcl
states treasury notes. from Joseph Page; postponed
10 Monday. VIM. LakecOmer, indicted for an assau
with intent to ravish Catharine FogIe; postponed
John uncker charged, by means of false pretence.
OF obtaining six cloth coats from Moses Wesenfeld
tried and held under curia. George Hooper. larceny
OF one half gallon of whiskey, valued at ST. from
Frederick korte postponed. James WiStenhurgrr
and Dallas Thompson. making assault upon Philip
Schrinal; tried before court and adjudged not quilts
James Ryan, bring nonresident trader and ped
ding without license; postponed. Hester Brown
larceny OF one pair of kid gloves and one handker-
ch&ie & from Ihornton +. Robinson, Sr.; postponed
DAY next Court adjourned to this Saturday morn
q. s. District Court-Hon. Judge GiIes-United
states vs.. Thomas Byas inquisitiOn taken at Bar
and damages assessed at S5O,22 and costs.
Morltz PringSheim, charged with having in hi.
legged to have been smugged in violation of the rev
enue laws passed March 2st, 1893, section rs. Case
tried before jury, who rendered verdict for II q,
Government. VIM. Jones for the Government; John
IL. Ing, Esq, for respondent.
>. James Rawllng. selling hay without Government
license, was recognized in the sum of 81 900 with
Benjamln A. rawlings, for his appearance to answer
the charge at court.
Petit Jury discharged until Monday next
Court adjourned to this Saturday morning
Circuit Court-Hou Judge AIexander,sFrasmus
CARROT ct al VS. Hannah Carrot ct al Bill filed for the
sale OF certain property and distribution of the pro
ceeds.
Robert B. Clark vs. Roberta B. Clark OF al. Decree
He'd for the sale Of certain property and appointing
6enJamln Price, Esq, trustee 10 make said SALE
. Court Of Commor. pleas.-Hon. Judge King-Wm'
s. Cruse Of al VS.. F. S. Blitz; jury withdrawn and
judgment by confession for plaintiff for Sl2977
Henry James, ct al vs. Frederick S, Blitz; on trial;
assignment on the appeal docket.
- Superior COprtt--hon. udge Martin.-Howard VS.
HaWhen. &e.; before reported. Judgment of non
pros. - ~
The Baltimore Bqtcherss Hide and Tallow Asso-
damages 81 ,060S4. A0A pA"ih'in'
Assignment for Monday asa to 479 inelusive
- OrphdnS' Couf-Judges Audoup. Supnlee and
Hofman-Letters of administration on the estate ,i
Ehzanetn banmanp granted to Joseph Dale: letters
teStaentary G on the estate of Dominic Fgmet grant
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10

The Empress of the French accompanied
by the Princess de Metternich went out lately on
shooting excursion at Marty. Her Majesty killed 70
head of game.
In England and Wales last year'27 letters
were delivered to every person upon an averages in
London 81; in Scotland. 20; in ireland, 9; in the
United Kingdom, asa whole, 23-the total numb er
exceeding 679.0O0.000.
Governor Fletcher has arrived in ST. Louis
to arrange for the sale of the Iron Mountain Rail-
road and for the rolling stock of the Cairo and Full
ton Railroad which is to take place early in Sep
tehber.
An autograph letter of Marie Antoinette,
written four sides of paper to Count de la Marck
and to be found in any collection, has just been
sold by auction at Berlin for the large sum OF 1861
Mr.. James Preston, one of the largest
peach growers of southern Ohio. informs the CALI
polls Journal that the crop for this year is gone
killed by the recent cold weather.
The Sugar Planter, published at West
Baton Rouge, thanks the Freedmen's Bureau for the
absence of idle negroes. The Planter learns that o
number of the planters still indulge in the hope of
again making sugar crops although it may not be for
two or three years.
/. The cotton harvest in Algeria has been
magnificent in the plains of Habra. The natives Of
Farraga and of the Atba Djemmala, who are occu-
pied by this culture will realize large profits and are
preparing to give it greater extension than ii Pre-
ceding years.
The fish pond belonging to Edwin Staples,
in Dandy. VT. gave way last Saturday, with the
heavy pressure upon it. carrying Off as is estimated
700 lbs. of different varieties of fish, mainly
speckled trout which had been raised with great
and expense.
AT Saratoga a new road to the lake is to
be opened this year. 1t is to be boulevard 20 feet
wide maeademized and equal to any of the drives in
Central Park with walks and shade trees The great
want OF Saratoga has been preasant drive, and this
issto be furnished this year.
The present rage in Paris is Balty, the
great American Lion tanner. whose youth. beauty and
indomitable courage exciting in Paris wild en-
thusiasm lnnumerable are the applications to enter
Bays cage of wild animals and be subjected to the
risk Of having some member MANNED or torn by the
wild beasts. Women are said to be among the soci-
tors TO pluck this nettle danger. .
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LATEST TELEGRAPH news
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
The Fenian Alarm i'm Canada-Anficipa-
tiOns of IA surprise-Troops Under Or

The Fenian Alarm i'm Canada-Anficipa-
tiOns of IA surprise-Troops Under Or.
ders.
MONTREAL, March 9-The call for ten thousand
Canadian militia, for active duty which was made
late on Wednesday evening, was enthusiastically re-
sponded to, and Thursday morning news was received
from all parts of the country, that the quotas were
ready for active service at moments notice There
seems to be no doubt that three or four times the
number called for could be raised at days notice
The whole volunteer force ofths city patroled the
city last evening" and strong guards were placed at
all the armorles. The patrols were kept moving
through the city all night and every preparation is
still being made to guard against Fenian surprise
NEW YORK. March 9.-Various dispatches received
mere to-day from Toronto, represent the excitement
throughout Canada in regard to the anticipated Fe-
man invasion, most intense and hourly increasing
The Government has seized the Montreal telegraph
line and the railway companies are keeping their
locomotives fired up in order to off their trains
should it Be necessary to do so.
1t is believed that the Parliament will be imme-
diately convened and that the habeas corpus will be
suspended and martial law declared.
All the towns are responding to the call for volun-
teers and the people confident of being able to
drive off the Fenians should they attempt any hostile
movement.
1t is hoped that the proposed procession announced
TO take place the 18th instant will be abandoned
Bishop Lynch, Roman Catholic, intends to leave
Canada.
The Latest from Canada.
NEW YORK, March 9-Midnight-The Times has
received the following special dispatch, dated Otta
wa, this evening:
Parliament has been called to meet April 10TH
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick will Immediately
accede to the proposed confederation with Canada
Large renforcements will be sent out from England
as soon as navigation opens to meet the threatened
Fenian raids.
English gunboats have been ordered to the fishing
grounds in view of the abrogaton of the reciprocity
treaty.
The government buildings and banks in Ottawa
have all been placed under guard tonight.
The Hcrald's special dispatch from Toronto, dated
So'clock this evening says So great has been the
drain upon some large business houses of this city,
thatthey have been compelled to suspend business
during dull hours. The news from The frontier indi-
Gates that there is no for the extraordinary
movement, but the military authorities and the whole
people oppose the action of the Government in pre-
pairing for an emergency.
Many assert that the present hubbub was got up
for political reasons. to unite the opposing factions
so that the Confederation may be carried next month
in Parliament Nc troops have been sent to the from
tier. If this is really the object of the Government
1t probably will be successful for all parties seem to
have forgotten their political differences to rally for
a united defence.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
AMUsEM-ENTs.

The RAvELs.-These popular and pleasing per-
formers, will commence an engagement at the Holiday
Street Theatre, on Monday evening, appearing in A
diversified entertainment. During their engagement
the dramatic company will perform at the Front
Street Theatre appearing in the celebrated drama
entitled The Streets of New York." which will be
produced in the most effective style under the direc-
ton of Mr.. T. A. Hall.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To-nigh will be the
last appearance of Mr.. Davenport when Wild Oats
and Black Eyed Susan will be given, Mr. D. taking
the principal characters.
MILToNIAN TABLEAux-MARyLAyD INSTITUTE
This exhibition of merit of which we have spo-
ken SO highly in our columns for weeks past, will
positively close this evening after a successful en-
gagement of five weeks. We are happy to say that
never has an exhibition given more universal salts
faction in our city than the Miltonian Tableaux
There may yet remain few who have not had an
opportunity to witness this wonderful work of art
would advise all such to go by all means to the Ma
ryland Institute tonight and witness the last rep
resentation in our city of Millions great poem. Para
disc Lost. matinee viii be given also this after
noon at the usual bour. A word to the wise i
sufficient, ~
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
ARE You SToUT AND Full BLooDEDs

won are stout heshy, Of Iuil ploooeo OF peino-
rio Ssbit' Won are probably subject to headaches,
vertigo Dizziness. rush Of BLOOD 70 tne mead, and
congestive diseases generally; AZ any rae you are
more likely to be afflicted in that Iaah M people
Of more lean habit. Now you. above All othsr per
sons 40 in the world should have constantly on hand
box Of Radways Regulating Pills II you never nave nave
to use them 80 much the better. Inc d sn;S -
cost will be cheap investment II II sncceeus na III
frightening away disease. II will be cneape! ppe
IT, in sudden attack when no other medlcal alo pe
convenient, it rescue you from the grave: because
you stout and plethoric, people VIII teH you ~ ~
get bled Commit no such act OF foiiy; Lea ea II VI
Radways pills be your only protector Ine uihcu od
ty if you attacked by rush Of blood to the bead
not by too great quantity Of it in your system
is occasioned by an irregular action of your heart ana
liver, and bleeding will only increase, not diminish,
that irreguarity What you need is something to
restore the organs to natural and regular action,
and thus equalze the circulation of the blood That
is precisely the effect of dose or two of Railways
Regulating Pills: They do not merely purge. They
neys, and 50 on. They e1pel from the body the in
iurious matter and search out for that purpose all
diseased humors and deposits wherever hidden, In
This manner they restore healthy action to the heart
che BRAIN and the lungs, as well the stomach rem
the circulation Of the blood even and keep your
bsai as clear though you had never possessed an
ounce ofsupernuous fesh. Such are Railways pills.
oola pyESsdWsy's g pills are elegantly eoatsd With
u 2bicS renders them perfectly tasteless and free
from SMELL They can be swallowed by children as
easily ~ sugar plums. They are the most pleasant
msdcina In the form Of pills in general use They
purrs thorouehly yet mildly.
nh7.X" iE. EApWAy 4 GO.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
reported for the Daily Commercially
EAST BALTIMORE CONFERENCE METH.
0DEST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
MIILIAMspnRr I.xcn.Irr.. % D..
WILLIANsPoRT, LYCoMING Co., Pa,
March s, 1866
SECOND DAr-THuRsDAY

SECOND DAT-THuRsDAY.
At S15 o'clock this morning the Conference was
called to order by Bishop Thomson Devotional ex-
ercises were conducted by Rev. Elisha Butler.
The journal of yesterday was read and approved.
Rev. Mr.. Simongton, of the Presbyterian Church,
s. I. Congdon: Of the East Genesee. and Henry B,
orally introduced and invited to seats within the bar
John Mller was appointed on the Committee on
the Centenary of Methodism, in place of W. NJ
Meminger.
The report Of DR.. H. NJ. johnson, President of
Dickinson College, was presented. read and appro-
priately referred Also, report of Rev. g. d. Cheno
The superanuated relations of John Thomas. VIM.
Monroe, J. B; Cook, Il. Furlong, John Miller, Amos
Smith Smith m Hank j. Mqnr2s P TansybiIl J. +.
Beers, J. G. Mekeehan, e. Berkstresser G. Guyer,
D. Wolf, W. II. Pitcher n. Schlossen J. T. Stansbury,
J. Coleman, W. P. Wilson, A. j. Bender, W. W
Brunt were continued.
David c. Johns relation was made supernumerarv
john Wilson Smiths relation was made efe tive
The Committee on Church Extension presented
their report, which was read and adopted Dr. Sam
qel y MOnroe Corresponding Secretary ofthe Church
speech in behalf of this noble benevolence
claims. Adjourned
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
TowsoNroxN. March 9th. 1856

n. IoWsoNTowN March 9th, 1866.
CTcuu Court for Baltimore Courlty-Hon D. c. IL.
ney. '
State vs.. Andrew B. Lindsay, indicted for an as
stead removed from Baltimore city; tried before the
Couri; adjudged not guilty; Messrs. y. 4; Boarm2n
and Oliver Hack for the defence, Mr. Ensor gave
notice to the members of the bar that if the counsel
for the defence in removed did not have their
witnesses summoned to the first or second day of the
term, he would insist upon the trial of the cases
when reached whether their witnesses were preSert
or not. State VS.. VIM Newman. negro, indieted. for
obtaining goods undeI false pretences; removed from
guilty not sentenced f. T. P. Brooke Esq, for The
defence. State James johnson, alias Lee negro
city tried before a Jury; verdict guilty. pog
,sHteaSSed r. f. p Brooke Esq for the defence,
charged until Monday morning, and court a5;oT l
until Tomorrow at 10 A. NJ '' AHe"
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
Fire at Titusville. Pa.-Loss s1OO. 600.

TITUsvILLE Pa, March S-A fire broke out last
evening in the stable of J. V. Kibbie, on Franklin
street. 1t spread with great fury east to Arch and
south to Water street. destroying entire block of
fifteen buildings in number, among which was the
Manor House building, occupied mostly as clothing
stores, shoe stores and livery stables. The loss 4
estimated at 500 900: Insurance S25 600.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
Confession of n Murderer,

BosToN, March 9th.-Charles Anson Dodge. who
arrested for the murder of the Joyce children.
some time ago, has confessed the crime. He is
tive of Massachusetts, but served in the rebel army
and captured during Morgan's raid when he en-
listed in the Federal army. which he deserted, and
subsequently served in the United States Navy
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
The SiOux Indians.

Fort LARAMIE. March 9.-'Spotted Tail" chief of
the Benlah band of Sioux Indians came here day,
and received by Col. Maynadier with great cere-
mony. Spotted Tail' came in to bring the dead
body of his daughter which was inferred in the
cemetery here with Christian rites. This is consid-
cred to be indication of desire on the part of the
Sioux for peace.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
Alleged Defaulter.

ROCHESTER. March 8.-0scar 7. Burns of Albion,
is reported as an absentee and defaulter to the
amount of more than two hundred thousand dollars.
He was largely engaged speculation in real estate
oil stocks. &c. large number of banks are largely
involved by the transaction.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
Ktndling Wood.
Wood Of all Sizes. OaEa Pine Wood.
Delivered free of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills.
Over 80 West Baltimore street.
o- 6man J.s n JOHNsON & Co., proprietOrs.
KtndIing Wood
d27-6n2p

PUT THE QUESTION generally to your friends, as
to what preparation they for their teeth and the
response. nine times out Of ten. will be- Sozodont
IT'S longer necessary to impress its merits upon
the public mind; experience has taught the world
that, as a of identifying and preserving the
teeth. invigorating the gums and giving pleasant
aroma to the breath it has rival in either hemis-
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10

CoxPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention of readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs. Smith. Bros.
Il Co., No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when say their present stock of clothing
cannot be exceIled. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in their
lima They sell at small profits. and deal on the
.,r,-s vith everybody.