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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
LORD IoIIN KrSSELL.

As this grndemsn has lsIely bccu fpsced.
iar a brici period. into . very conspicuous
situation, AZ mas Bmiise some OF ous padrus
10 hear VIVA, was >aid of him by Sidney Smith.
the ~cleriral wii:1Ihcre il not a better man
in England han I.oul John Russell; but his
failing IL: h. is Ignorant OF all mhral fear
there is nothing he would not undertake. !
believe he would perform The operation Tor the
stone-build 81. Pc,ers-oJ assume with or
without ten minutes notice. the command OF
the channel fleet: and no one would discover
b. his unanocf that the ps,ient had died-the
chuuh tum5lcd dovn--and- the channel fleet
been knocked TO atoms. Believe hus motives
always la be pure. aud measures often able
but they are endless. lie alarms the wise
Liberals; and il is impossible to sleep sonndly
while lac has command of the watch. lie
adds, IN note; "Anothcr popularity Of thc
Russels j., that they never alter their opinions.
they arc an cscrlicn, mce. but they must b.
trepanucd before they can be convinced"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
A GOOD MORAL AND WELL FINED.

-Slid one o. oar profcss0fs "a a medicdI Zee
turc The other dsy, Young gentlemen. every
physician ought TO b. a Missionary, and no
one who j. not williag 10 be a Missionary
should rugsge in uhc practice al our high and
responsible proivsSos. The paljry object ol
hlihy lucre-ol pecunisp reward. is not suai
Gent 10 warrant such s0 undertaking. IL
should be a hiehr and nobles object. The
Consciousness within the brcssi ol doing good
10 or fellow men. SomFSt you will become
disiinguishess=l don't know which of you IL
may b.; but remember What I say. o success
will depend a. much upon the cultivation 4
your mural os OF your intellectual powrt."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

ANNOUNCING BiRTHs.-Tbe Pitisiiclt
Eagle Says that 30 wears ago il was the GUS
tom Of the pastor oi New Englani congrrsa-
ton TO snnoonce the rent Ola birth OF child.
on ihe opening az the services Of il,e Sabbath.
and return thanks for the mercy. Ti.is custom
finally becorne 80 tedious IRON the multitude
~ casez Ihal IL ~ss thought besi la disnn-
Time IL. We fecollect ofhrssing an anrcfiotc
ct old DR.. Parsons, OF Amherst. In point.
The reverend doctor was ~ bored with an
ncanoements OF this hnd, thai he hsrtlr had
Time 10 10 through his rgulsr explanation OF
the doctrines OF has tent. One morning he
arose and ssioaisl,cd hiscongcgsuo with the
announcement that the occasion Of the birth
oi a child bad berome q mercy, be
thought Il beat 10 dispense With tse service oi
giving ilisnks.-SpniagEeld R<pabiean.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
A MOST sINGuLAR LAW sun.

The Exeter y. II. News Letter eives thc
following interesting account Of sn action
before the Court OF Common Pleas in that
town. brought BY au unfortunate wish, sgsins,
q rhvsicisn. 20 obtain damages for NAL practice
IN las profession
SAMuELSLEEPER rs. NAT BATCHEL.
DER.-This MAS The grcat action of The term.
tiis Plsniiu allrscj that h broke his collar
bone, and employee the defendant, who, as a
physician attends To such matters, TO mend
Al; that The defendant instead uf making a
goi loiai oil the bone ~ hs ought to do, lei,
AZ uotns tosetirr a. IL coull. without form
connelmess or comfort, so that IL WAS, like
,hc INNS head that the cart ran over. oil very
iiiiic Use 10 the owner. And h. demanded
ever - mlns hundred dollars In damigrs. ia
mako the collar bone good again.
The defence was that whatever of misfortuns
bad bcisllen the plaintiff. was the fault III the
pa'itn a, and notof the physician; that the d..
tepioai bad put the bon, in the proper place
bat The plauii1 woali not lat IL stay put
that instead oi keeping his bed as u lctcnt
sick msn ought. hc would 40 down cellar
bgrCtOOt, sni eat apples a. big a. pumpkins.
whenr,crhcl a mind TO. Without a,kin. the
docicr,snd that 80 Tar irom calling ON the dcien-
liant Tor damages. the plaintiff in reality owed
him as much "a his life was worth. fur keeping
he collar bonc, as wrll as all the other bones
Of has body out OF the burr, ing ground. The
trial was one oi great interest.
Several N. Dis were witnesses. and the
Curt hoise had quite . m ,dicsl appearance.
and q little OF the flavor of ,l,c saddle bsgs.
during the examination. Books were rad,
plates exhibited. slings and baniascs discus
sed, anl a gfcatdcal oi precious science sciel.
~iihcaily brought To- beer on i2c ca,c and tic
collar bone, v,p much to the cdifica,ion aud
%enlighunent of the Court and jury. The
medical books were torn to pieces without
ceremony. aDd medical men were despatched
with Ss little conpunciiun as they despatch
ilicir paiicnis. The jury considered the plan
tii > collar bone os mcndrd. not - good as
the old one. b. two hundred and fity dollars:
and thry orJcrd the defendant 10 psy him
that siam 10y way oi damages.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
INDUSTRY.

Man must have an occupation or he mise
rsbie. Toll Is the price Of sleep sndsppcti,e,
OF health n enjoyment. The vsry nrceisity
which overcoues our natural sloih u a hless-
ing. The world DOES not CONTAIN a bslar os a
thorn ,ha, Divine mercy rouid have srarrd.
We arc happier with the ~s,erlity which we
can overcome by Industry, than We could BE-
with the most spontaneous and unbouuded
pToiusion. The body aud he mind are im-
proved by the toil that ia,igues them; that toll
IA thousand times rewarded by the pleasure
which !, brssoss. It's enjoy meats are pecn-
liar; no wealth can purchase them, no iaso-
ience can toarh them. They only how from
the exegions which they repay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
ME BRITISH PARrY.-I

THE BRITISH PARTY.-DlA we no,
charge. in lSii, tia, the people Of England.
the wealthy manufacturers" sent money 10
shis esunip 10 aid ia the election oil Air. Polk
that thousands upon thousands were dis
ttlbuied by their agents to the various com
miliees. Did We not bring proof upon proof
OF it, and still il was denied. and the wings
chilled the British party. Is there not proof
OF II now tia, no one can deny, The rrpou d;
Mt. Poks Secretary Uas Ordered TO BE- printed
9 ,, ihs house efforts. on the opening Of Pas
lament, a. though Il was a British document
And u was British document, Brush in ali
us recommendations, and the PARTY in powr,
have thus, by The approval OF Sir. Walker.
rePos, become thc British party.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
From iht Baltimore daericsH. Harck 4.
THE MAILS.

The iTregularity OF the mails, in consequence
81 lac accommodations Of SLOW GA Inc railroads.
continues, bat we hope so be able to announce
ia oar ncxt That travelling has been resumed
wiIh the accustomed facilities. The weather
Yesterday was niid aud warm. and is iha W ing
lniioenccs had n sensible effect on the snow
The rsil tracks. when once again cleared of
lhc snow drifts. are likely to rrmsiu free.
M tmin was despatched from this city YES
periay mofBlng fof Pihlad,l phia-thc trains
dar from Philadelphia not ha wing made their
slPeamnoe.
The lfein from Washington. due here YES
teniay moming st eight O'Clock, arrived IN
rgniai onats. IL brought no mail South oi
titr Bistnef.
The Washington evening train came in LAT
night At iir usual hour. IL ssosght no mail
lf0m the So3ih ii Wsshingtou. there are now
iouI m.iis das here from places South OF
nirisn3und.
The irsiu from York last night was only
delayed a short time.
The Western lfsia from Cumberland came
iH q liulc alter The regular timG LAT aishf.
bringing tn Western u8siis dar last night and
MopAay night.
AZ eleven O'Clock last night no tain had
reached this city from fhilaa~lphia. The
tfaias then dive IRE those which were sappczed
TO have le0 philadelphia on MONDAY AZ. Al.
N. and 4 Z. 81 and on TaeSiay al 8 A. NJ.
aud 4 r NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
ANOTHER MAMMOTH STEAMER.

A number of young and e~nterpising men in
Il. ooklyn, LII, contemplate building . new
stcamboa, the coming season, to br called the
"Br oklyn." which thy say shall surrs-s
point OF speed aud beauty. The Brooklyn In
to b. $50 feet long. and Is calculated TO cost
500. 900, sl00.000 OF which is already sub
scribel. This boat viii be built entirely by
Il ooklyn Mechanics. engine. machinery. and
all. anl is intended 10 run on the North river.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

CO.. The Young men OF Chicago, after being
"clesned out" Ut tho different %"isirs@ and .'do-
II uion parties" this winter. have advertised
that they will hold a ''isir' Tor The rplenish-
ment OF their empty pockets and they call
orally. IN rriun foT the same attention on
,hrir part when they had money to spend.
It's a poor rule that wont work both ways.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

MARRIED-In Triaity Chvrrh. c~ovington.
Ky. ON ihe 18th ult.. b. the Rev. Mr.. L>own.-
bury. Mn. NATHANIEL w. RICKS, OF NJ.
Pheasant, Ohio, co Miss MARY L. WINSTON,
daughter oi Nathaniel Winston, Esq., form
erly OF ~Lynchbug. Virginia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

or The wires Tor tbe Philadelphia and
Baltimore Telegraph afe ifon twisted ., A. :,
ionn a rope sbou. four TINES the ,bieko... :,
the eoPPer"i" used,--lisexpccted hat The,
VIII not break and cause - many ,s1a,,oo,
interruptions as have been ocoasloned el.e
where.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
CARBONDALE DISA1RR az.

CARBONDALE DISATRR.-We lss =
lealn from The Easion Septiael thai All ,ts.
hotirs Of those Ebo lost Their lives IN ,hr
saf6ondale miaes, have been found erceot
as ooe 90 two had evidently suffered ~,
ieDseiy before death the others wen klled
INSTANTLY being crushed bsnesih The immsase
body 81 falling oosl end state.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
CINCINNATI ARKKr

FLOUR Sales after our report Yesterday M
300 In store At $3.50; SIS do and SIS do Al
same, sl clear aud uniform brands.
WhlShf-Sales fm river this mosuing Of
90 DDS ~ ia 30, % and 20 do AZ lie.
ct Ode.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
NEW MODE OF HARBOR DEFENCE.

We learn that a committee OF The House at
Washington are now examining a new mode
OF defen c for harbor, invented by Captain
Taylor, ,hc wei known inventor ot the sub
marine OF diving spparltus. LII called a
submarine hsitesr, could b. placed, vih lit
tie expense, and ia a short time, at the en-
frances of ell of cpr haTbcfs, and would afford
nine chances in tcn cor destroying any vessel
that should attempt 20 enter In addition 20
this, we would mcniion mode lately invent
ed, md nov on II pertinent. oi projecting can
o balls. cold OF not. In a continuous stream.
According TO the descriptions. the balls are
pisccd 10 a hcpper OF feeder, from which Que
al q tins cnlcna rettiver to whicha revolving
motiQp l. impaired. ike that OF a sling. AZ
iei sutitirni seoSity IL thus acquitted, the
ball u psojeeied into a iubc, uhlch sesyes as
q guide or director, like The barrel ola gan aud
ihenrc sgzinst The object. With this machine
. showcrof balls ean be projcc,eJ against q
with suihrient force and rapid saccession
70 destroy il In = short alne. Fos
harbor defence. this machine weuld b. ever,
thing desirable.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
49,

The mail arrived late las, night, and VIC
got bold ola few papers.
The mails isilcd in all directions east of us.
Maj. Thomas Stoc,on. Gov. Of Delaware,
died suddenly on the 3d inst.
Mr.. Runk. whig member. from New Jersry
scat in Congress was contested. was
confirmed ia his scat on the 9th.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

ton unless the sitting member or contestant,
desired To be heard.
Mr.. Dobbin hoped the motion would be
Withdrawn ior a moment.
Mr.. Tibtat,s declined, aai moved an adj
j%oufnm.nt. which was carried without much
ubiecIious. be,wecn four aud i've e'clOlk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

GOOD GRACloUSr--A correspondent
OF the Montreal Herald writes from Washing
ton, that he has bcen inionmcd by a distin.
eutshed senator. that, 10 his opinion. ii AIS
week ifom lbe oh Of Febmary. Washlaefoa
'eH BE- eheap Of smoking ysfass
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

RAiLwAls- The London Railws, Re.
corteI saysiit - estimated thst $4,000 600
would not JPy tbe mefe outlay ior the prepsr
atioa 81 ~ railway plans, &c, that have
teen before lis Board Of Trade.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

FATAL nIsEAsR IN INDiANA-The
New Adams isJ. Democrat hasa nosicr 81 .
singular and atsl mslBdy prevailing IN thai
country. lusii cahs. persos,s attacked. have
Idiei Somsfwelvr deaths have already oc-
lcufred. The FIRST symptoms ~ ssverr vomi
upg, paroxyan. congrsiisn al the brain, FOL
loved Immediately ~ death,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

There va = tfsdesmsn Who insisted th.t
be was sefyp aliling piece and sdveuisei
mmsru hgs ~ my wife presents me log u%y.
meat, don1tbsTs me
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

Tie amount Of money on Opposite in the
various dose'nuent dcrosi,or,cs oa ,ae l.,
inssent. ~sut5ect 20 ibs daft Of lhe s.er,,ar ~
the Treasury, was ss.G62 500.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
PLANTING FLOWERS on GRAyFs

~ Passed through the cemetesy tosxsuis the
etiy observed many w0aaen mossmioV over
'he gfsves % theiT friends. sBd ysafeYi0x el.o
ssrHts, planted N smell SQUARE pits made e
nc Top ~ the raised sepxichrsa. Thee ~
sotneihins touching n Aowefs ihus sptiseine
out ol ,he whi'ened 'om5s, aOd bloomine ~
W cog ers'ss' losref'ed q saYs D9 D4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

GOOD ADViCE-A psper in the west
sSs'ses prfcseionui gentleman asa ''byief
tess f"NtefZ A contemporary takes him 10
iase and a nonises him never to sbue q man
Tifhoui a e6fss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
sIoN IN TFK HEAvENs.-A splrndid

ofuN tn THE HEA ENo,--A HpIcndid
meteor, OF rather singular appearance. was
seen lately al Liverpool. disappeared In the
horizon. as ~ blaze Of light had been
issuing from the mouth Of an immense tube,
situated Of an angle, OF about thirty-hse de-
tube. IL assumed aglobelaf form, and insiantly
disappeared. SO great was the efiulgence of
this striking phenomenon, that the whole
stree and surrounding scenery wsaas brilliant
" illuminated tof a moment as IL The sun bad
arisen in his meridian spiendor, and Was well
calcu a ed 10 impress the mind with the pro-
foundest ave.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

~ I've 4nftctJ which a man feels Tor The
want OF iunds u called c0yffaI poni~hm.,,
b~rehSags paTsr.
We Snders,snd That perfecti,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

~ ANuhL-fhe Duke q Rnqu~lop,s
".''s On (ourSey, mststA ball ~ foulp,r.
LVsHk ny ~ Surprising beauty. fe ep.Aa
~ letkTt hsf und ssni hsck b. 4 con6Senrs
.sIe - ~ ne vas ths psssssor 81 hls n art
~ hity thsoussnd louis d'or.
sosaPiisoents go fhs Duts . Fe,N.t .sA W
lsdy, "sod itti him ! 40 MT si.i 4,
s'aee 1--we bcru Va happy a. A. as -
Nay I'VE the whole ioy that spns nH"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

We have noticed siSns OF distress among
the loco iccos ior some days past. They
gather in knots aud consult with very long
isces. What can IL be-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
BREADSTUFpN Il -,

BREADSTUFFS-A l.,e
yer stG I'VE sR led 10 ,nls, 49, 49, III
D. ~ inmcass stock IT puo,i.ioo. .na 1,..J
.ssns nssd hseh ~ sl parts of the West. S,
1870 can learn 90 ao part at the United
49, @,e Toe sccOanis by the steam,
.smor,s snscscd 10 To- slightest aezsce tt,e
I. s'e@astshs 1t sny de@hpfiOn. nor i
kee@aks 70 b~ ANTICIPATED al pns.nt \.
ah'F<arais ere ysy limited"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

WHY DO NATIONS 90 TO WARD,
Frsnkl,n snSwsfs this question ina sinele -rn.
tepcr. The foolish part 81 msnkind fnx.
the Dpctos) will make wsts from time "a sine
with each other. rot having sense enough
othsfn lse 60 settle their dihicultiss."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
"'''' "a ue eAaaaf' 5 q, s u, Rlslas

ihe hcnlt, 1o~sphine snd Norsh c~sfallna
s,sned "p Yesterday. laid up IL ike Rol.
~ lu' ~oiting tof tie zee W tome doun.
issi. "si
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

A JOKE FOR PRiSfERS.-The ". Y.
fnSane gtves the follow ngdehuision Of Quad
rahgk; a paroei OF coinpositoFs qusuelling
roc nat copy" The "boys' will understand
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

ECONoN IA neighbot Of ours Informs
90, ssys She Psoyldencg 1oaFnsl. ,hat wood
goes JitrfAer when left ont 81 doors Than whsn
well housca scme ~ his layiag gone ~
wards al gearfey If afle la oar night.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
TVENrY-SINFu CONGRESS-.
FIRSTSESSION.
WAssiNercs. March ID.
SENATE.

The President laid before the Senate a com-
mnnicsiion from the Secretary OF the Navy.
transmitting a statement OF The Naval forces
ot foreign Pow crs.- On motion Of MIR. j. NJ.
Clayton. 5000 extra copies were ordered TO b.
pnmted.
Petitions were presented BY Messrs. Bree-c,
Bright. Cameron. Dix, Niles. SEWER and Up
ham.
Mr.. SEWER. from the Committee on Foscign
Relations. reported a bill for the rrlicf Of the
lc al representatives. Of William \. Salcum,
,lreil-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

TIE FEMALE EiE-John Smith saws
That The female eve has the following variety
oi expressions The glare. the stare Inc ls.r
Toe sneeT The tnyiisnon. fhr defiance. the de
Nal, the ccnsent. the look Of love, the Cash az
mge. the spavjding OF hope, the iangaishmen,
OF soitness, the squint Of susgicion, ,he Ere oI
lcalcusy and The lusire OF appreciation and
pleasure. BE forgot TO mention that p~eeulial
bsshful glance deisominsted s.sheep eyes"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
DRESS AND ORNAMENTS or AZ

ARAB WOMAN The Arab ladies dress Ia
loos. gowns with yelled faces except The eyes,
la . hsnsles 90 the Nile. The fashion ysnet.
shs wore . Light Jacket. and a iooss shirt. and
Que eomes OF lhe dark handkerchief which en-
velopcd her isoa hung downs her back, with
sis heavy silvef whistles suspended from il.
A crescent Of gold In her nose. bracelets aud
hngs on her sns's sad fingers, and sone coins
suspended irons her forehead, completed les
onasments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
MOST IMPORTANT iNvENrloN.-w

arc permitted TO o one OF the mosi ian.
portant discoveries 81 she age, bring new
mode Of propeliing Steamboats,, by which a
speed OF rom twenty i've to thirty miles an
hour may be obisined ia navigating rivers or
oceans. Models Of the ipyeaiion arc now he.
fore The Z. s.. Senate on Naval Affairs, and ar.
nnscmenis ere heine made to carry il into
pmcticsl openton- IA II the invention OF q
Pennsylvania. IL ~eniisely sopcEsodes paddle
wheels, screw peopsileEs. &c. &c, and has
the mrrit Of opep sing sitogether under water
beyond the reach Of On encmy's lire. The
State which gave birth TO the great Falton,
has also the honer os tisining ss her son the
discovercT OF thi& invcntion--N y. Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

This Madeleine bsisg prodsessss e shs -, p,v-
ersni snd esusss rvme<ssi sarrs ~ he eos, sf
Ltvst cesstisint. c~enssmSssas. rsta IN sss CSsss
ana ssss. Coughs. cokts. Prsfsss Nsshs swess
and asshfas. ss isapoasaes wsfi ~ sassssssa ,, si.
nss's't sf 10 easass<essss~s NE sesk;@enS uf sesay
q osf mot futh- loving and respected ~etsf.sas. We
are soa"d 70 sesssuissss hes sssss ss,zs - ss..
s'ssi essse fr ihsis rsriss. es % ~sssa s>s ~ sivsa
80 freely ssd frsnkiy. TIE lfsslsh 0esssussiss
i'"' is sfsi 'ntfodstss~n 70 ne psss~ss ar. has
hsveF h<sn kne~s N fasi II ihs issSn.ssd tses6s,sl
ehsr's- shd whore u bee ne fully sssp4 % Ass
bees traced meat ceaslussely - he fsa1s ~ Ne
ps''rn' e nc' eosspifiaE with 10 sss.pis ssxeesiss.
s"sserd 70 me sossls. - psolike 4 5ssrsss -
rensespisan. and a. dsngsfsss 8 sas - sa<rs ~
sss.as race. kss issjuss3 ,ks nss5y sr1 ,~ssl.ss
if.n'rkss - invent ssd -fseozsssnz m sos,e.s.
sh'eh ea'y sissAsiy p~elis,e tbe rne<s >s<,1ss,iss
symf'nnas.e 80 else sfs ~sasirslf a<<Issf an4 .kas %
ksta Haansy ihsy deesiss fhssf sisk ssS xrsex ks
80 sses, . itboaf even - sss<h - a sSeae&s ef ~
ossseee II issis trade. We leave seek s~sss~s
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The weather yesterday was clear and cold,
the wind setting directly from the NORTH
Heavy masses OF See were hoatiag by, which
nearly covered the river, and the steamer Ar
cher reports that II was neatly gorged al sew
eraI points below. A nnmber OF boats were
passed BY the Arrher above Cairo. unable 10
ers up on account &c ~ {esrs ice and low
water. There was 81 4sd a half feet
OF waieE ia the chsr falling nm
idly.-Sf. Louis Rs Feb. a.
CAPITAL JOKE.-A p5Ff wretch named
Joke, was hung ont west fekthe murder Of his
soil. whose bead be he kish q biudgeon.
u .. right 10 Mil a J scking a Jokes
Certainly o
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DiSfREssIN& CASUALTY-we lsarn

ANtnHi tsaFn
W a private tHtef published ia the rica.
yune and by thS Mobile papers Of Saturday
ibAi d9fing The Storm at Mobile. on the i3ih
uli., The dwelling hossc of Dpke w. Good,
nan was strnck b. lightning. and his daughter,
Miss Caroline Goodman. an amiablc and &C
compllshed lady WAS killed instantly Wilde
an brd. By hes side a married lady and child
were sleeping 10 the same hcd. bolh OF whom
were s~liously but not dangerously shocked.
The bsd ives sci on firc by lhe electric ilu,a.
bat the hames sere SOM eXtinguished. The
building was bot little damaged by The stroke.
IN. o. Bee.
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