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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-16

SETTLEMENTS.

CcOUNTs against all parties Indebted the Suhscri-
"a beers will be made out and ready for settlements by the
frat Of Janus Those not calling for their
tHt time 5il nfeseded with them
Ter. Idec2S N'CLAiLENS, KNOX 4 co.
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COJJNTY COURT

MEssRa. EDITORS:-FleRse announce mr candidate
rs-econ CLERK the County Of this county
at the ensuing May Election. Ih6l JNo. MccOLLoCH.
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FOR amIsRTPR

MEssRs EUITORs.-PieasP announce me as candidate
tile once Sheriff OHto county, the ensuing APTi
Election. IfebIj ANDREW WHITE.
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,-e beautiful Carbon oil Lamps for stores, par
lors, kitchens, &C., may be had at Bookings, at
reduced prices. AS in all probability many do
not wish to purchase high priced lamps, some
are soldat$ 81 90, and arc neat clean, and service
able, thus suiting the taste and pocket Of every
one. .ar.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-16

4 Sip on the pittsburgh and Cleveland rail
rOad near Burns' Tank, few miles above
town, caused by the recent rains and high wa
ter, renders the transfer of freight and passeu-
gers necessary at that point until the damage
can be repaired.
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ROR hmERIHR.

MEssRs. EDIToRs:-Please as candidate
for election the office OF shertH Ohio CouDts
Ibe Spring ELeetion. Lisbll. sAM'L. IRWIN.
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CARPETS.

1OO PIECES Of the latest styles
wv Crs Of YEEYETJHG, BR LSsELS, 7LEeEEPLY =,
INGRAM, EIGf UlsEL, STREEEII 05If RI q; CARPETS
will sell excellent quality Ia Carpet Is per
yard and do superior figured for 81 SuPeTne sply
Carpet only SLID PER yaT'l-cheaper Than here
else Velvet Carpets Wort $50, for - so yard Matt
ing IL wide, for only Is ard An extra quality
Rag CsrVet, III wide, for 25 l-.i7
Very fine Hearth Rugs wards long for only 1880,
worth in reality %. [aPs-aEil ALEX IIEYMAN
IN PIECES of New Velvet, Tapestry and Brussels Car
SlO p-t-sOme and beautiful Pat;eTns which have
never been out before just received and sale reduced
prices. ...e &c. HARBOUR,
apS No. l4S Main ST.
OUR stock eOupIet-. aud confident great
~ Yslri-ty good and frsfiOHHJfe goods
before offered In wheeling Our customers and the public
generally are Invited 10 call and judge for theseyes
mhl3 PAYNE & co.
ID EAOVA Es.-To lug Main Street, door above the
h 81 b. Bank. where prepared to ell al orders
la eur line Mt short notice. -sF
WHEELER I l. AKIN, Merchant FailoT5,
NILS lHs Main strest, WleellnRs Va :.
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ts
Pass tie ,SeounLtet .ligound-About two
weeks ago, man calling himself w. w. Brown,
of Pleasant Mount, Pa, called upon several
members of tue fraternity of Odd Fellows in
this city, stating that while on his way home
from the West, he had been robbed of his pock-
ct book lie exhibited forged visiting card,
bearing counterfeit seal of Moosick Lodge,
No. 400 Pa, and gave still further proof of The
automatically of his document Our citizens
here gave him twenty dollars to pay his expen.
ses home. Subsequent inquiry has proved that
the fellow is swindler, that his card was forged
aud its seal bogus. He is supposed to be one
Benz Wright. He called on the members of
the order in Ravenna, Ohio, on the 9th March
last, and swindled them out of fifteen dollars,-
lie sometimes goes by the name of Wilson Ben
son, w. w. Brown, b. Wright and johnson, of
Cherry Valley Lodge, o., and of King Hill
Lodge, st. Joseph'S Mo. He is a stout built
man, about feet 8 inches in hight, without
whiSkers or inustnches, black hair changing to
grey, about As years old, broad shoulders, and
about $50 lbs. weight He speaks in polished
language, aud gives plausible account of his
distress The Press will confer favor upon
the order by passing the rascal round
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Give Booking a call, at No. 81, Mako, st.

Lalies wishing to see something beautiful in
the bonnet line, will please call at Mrs. Shall
cross, Wednesday morning. April 18th, at the
old stand, No. 100, Main street. 1t Z=
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

CNclSSArI, April l5.--RiYcr rose 90 inches
in 81 hours. Weather clear. Thermometer
59e.
LOUISVILLE, April l5.-River falling, with
8 # inches in canal. Weather clear. Ner-
curry roe
ST. Louis, April l5.4River rissn about p
feet in Sc hours and still rising. All upper
streams continue TO pour out large quantities
of water, Weather clear Mercury GO.
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REMOVAL.

las @ ORR would announce the public. that lie
~ removed hi gesdH ren III, Main street the
door norm % the a. ". Bank. East side Nam
where he Il apeniRs his SpEs Ek Of Books Station
cry, Wall PapeT, Ee-
He especial large aud ven Sc
eted stock Of Wall PaprT. which variety 81 patterns
and neatuesa and guHliIy esnuot b e1et Il te city
Desiring patterns t.asou
% make room for sn houa 20 The 6ef Of
ApFi all such at cost C5 you tat gsins.
Remember the pl5ee, ldoors North ofthe n 81 hank
1aTie JAS. c. ORR
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FRIDAY MoRNING, APRIL ID, ISIS.

LARGEST Circulation of any Paper in West
eTn Virginia.
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Hickory Grove, st Charles CO. NO. Nov 10, 1S56-
PROF o. J. WoOD-Dear sir: Some time suuA,r
We were uduced 10 your Hair
its eeess wonderful, uuiy YOU and
the afflicted, TO report Il.
Dor 1ttle sons head for time had perfectly
covered with SORES, ard stn. called Scad head. III
hair almost entirely or in .qpeRee, wien
friend seeing lis Sunertngs, advised Esto
ratiVe, Ne DID so With little hope OF success btt
prise and tst II ali friends few hPpli,
removed the disease entirely and End IuNETAft
Of hair Aoan started out, AID. sny boy
has as healthy scalp and IS luvuriant crop 81 sir
any other cli We therefore, sud do her, by
nspd y7uF RsstOrativ. perect TesIiy jtsstssa
OF tae scalp AID hair We are. yours respectfully
GEORGE W. ItI3GISBOTHAM,
SARAH A. IiIGGINBOFu
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WEwlsI TO CALL THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF
EAoH ofour readers to the advertisement in an
other column of DR.. Santa,yEs Lirer Lnrigo,m-
tor, for in doing so we think we are doing them
a favor, for this article cannot be too highly
spoken as it performs all its proprietors profess
to have it. We know of some of the worst ca
sesof Lifer Doru"gement, Dyspepsia, .Jaundicc
and General Debility, being cured by the use of
this invaluable article.
1t seems to strike at the root of the disease,
and remove the cause, thus afFording pernna.
ncntcure that cannot be gained by using the
mineral preparations that are commonly resort
cd to for diseases of the liver. This PREPARATION
stated on good authority to be entirely vege-
table, being composed wholly ofgums that have
rarely ever been introduced in any medicine
previous to the Introduction of the lnvigorator
These gums said to have almost fabulous
power in their action on the Liver and its sur
rounding organs, causing it to eject its morbid
unhealthy bile, rousing it from its torpid state
and making it perform its proper functions in
the human economy.-Bfuac& County Demo
cIMt
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
APEIL. 15-Flour 81, 55a3, 65 for Superfine.-
Receipts light. Whisky lG!. Provisions I'M
changed
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People in the city and the country, are alike
Interested in what we now state: that those who
may want superior and reliable article of Wine,
Brandy or Whisky, for the sick will find it at
the Bridge corner Drug Store, of T, H, Logan &
Co. Their Port Wine, Brandy and Rye Wits.
ky,z have been tested by physicians, and pro-
nounced reliable. They invite the most rigid,
scrutiny, and comparison. of their articles, with
those offered for sale elsewhere. Make anote of
it--their assortment consists in part of ''Mago-
ryi' Brandy, ''Pinet' Brandy, CataWba Bran
dy, Old Rye Whisky, Hunts" Port Wine, "Bur-
gundy' Port Wine, ''old' Madeira, Sparkling"
Catawbn, Still Catawba, &C., &c. Every ar
ticle warranted as represented, or no sale
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BY THM UNION LINE.

.TO7TURg ISAEEY INTEI.I.EGi 7NGER.
OFFICE. CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
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COMMERCIAI.
WHOLESALE MAI2II I!'I'.
WHEELING, Anril IL. les.

3coR,:EcTED DAILY FROM ACTUAL SALES,
4 - - ny 4. IA PDMPR Xxx. [&~f
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UkUHITE ". IIIITINBUIHA
SARAH A HIGGlNBOTHAM.

Gardiner. Maine June 92 1856
PROF. o. J. WOOD.-DcaT sir: have v bottles
Of PrnfcsSOT Woods Hair Restorative, ard truly say
s the greatest deoVrry Of the restoring and
changing the Hair. Before using 81 was
~ Ny Hair has attained IT'S original color You
recommend II 70 the world Without the least fear, my
case Was one Of tie Wont Kind.
Yours Respectfully,
DANIEL ". aURPHY.
O.J.wooD co, Prorririors SJ2 Broadway, New York
(In che great N y Wire Railing Establshmsnt) ia
Market ST, 81. Louis. BIO. And sod By al good Drug
dees.dtwavIy-zz1apt-sm
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Zlis eapcieious month of April opened charm .

tbs e,tprieious month of April opened charm.
ingly and kept her temper very well for several
days, until the early peach blossoms were coaxrd
out and green things generally encouraged
when she obscures her face and comes down
with driving storm and five days of cold rain
10 scatter the Irail blossoms and chill us with
her raw winds Snow fell few evenings since,
in slight quantities, out on the Central Ohio
Railroad, and we expected something of the
kind yesterday. Aprirs reputative fickleness is
not without foundation as will be seen from the
following statistics April, 1874, opened mild,
IL, but about the 9th of the month there came
. change, and with it cold and blow, and snow
and woe. Ice gathered quarter of an inch in
thickness for several mornings, and much fruit
was killed 81 the bud April, 1897, likewise
opened mildly, but became suddenly cold aud
windy from the 9Th to the 18TH. In 1907, too,
the month opened beautifully, but about the
middle there was killing frost. So, likewise,
april, 1916, cOurtsed in with smiles and soft
brcathings but soon there came snow and bois-
ferrous northeasters, that made everything trem-
bleaudshirer April, 1888, was also a deceiyer.
beginning tolerably mild, it changed in few
days SO much TO the other extreme, that on five
mornings in succession there was ice, while on
the 18th and oath snow fell. We trust that by
to-day April viii forego her .lachrymose,
historical behavior, and conduct herself proper
ly, like any other of her eleven associates.
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CHOICE. AND SEJBCT!-

lCHO1CE. AND SELECT!
The nsaely reeriEsd stocl Spring ard SroaSr GOO6s
at the SfVr6 OY 1oAdS HsgheA 20. Is, Monroe
and Wd,eF SIS Wheeling, 70. :
RESPECTFULLY Invite ray friends and customers call
Sainpe my II OF CLOTHS, CASSIHERES
YESTZYGS A4RSETLLES GOODS HOSIERY GRd-
HOIIOh just received from the Eastern cities HayiDE
paid IarcOar attention 70 selecting KoOdF, feel
hdent Of being able 70 crafty tie most stdiOus tate
ml2O THOs. HUGHES.
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.UfIEIJ I'EIC'IlIs.S : -. .
y BUSHELS Dried ReAchssBUre artirIeult TtosiV-
~ ed anCsfor sale by lapIJ !. M.PEMPHREY.
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This ncomprehensihe Imminent, upon which te greRt
of the afflicted of all lands rely for relief from
the pangs Of Rheumatism Neuralgia Gogt, EryspelaS,
cutaneOus diseases rapidly superscsng all similar
araons The proPrietOTs give for the Of
sufferers, the following memorandum of a few the
derful effected by It during months. Ger
ticAtes the parties named the possession Of
the proprietors their length ecludts publication Of
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AN EtxPIosiOn,

MEMPHIS TENN, Nov. 18Th, 1851.
Thereby certify, that having been badly bruised and
scaldel by the explosion al Sean Boiler, friend Induced
try BragS's ArCti &c liuTert TermTrt
Is extra ted sealds, apAin avery short time all
the pain was gone from the bruises. In twoYeeks
web, and able to resume my business, ~
~ \ Residence
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-01-23
LIE BILL DE LA sPOLIATION FRAN
CAISE SOUS TN NOUVEL
ASPECT.

ss0nsait ce que parler yeut dire, I" re
|phte-tpn souvent, lorsqu'on devine la
penses gui Sc cache sous: lie voile des
mots. Mais eette Ioeution trouverait
difficihment son application dams le cas-
que rappellent en- &C moment 4 notre at
tention les debats du Congress, a propos
de ce4u'on nomme les spoliations fran-
eaises French spolaataoas Dapras tol-
ties LEI sragles de la grammaire ct du die
tionnairc, lie sens de ees mots est qu'il
s'agitae spoliations don't les Franeais Sc
sont INDUS conpables. En- realite, ce-
pendaat, les spoliations dites Franchises
sont selles don't s'est rendu ct Sc reild
encoH eonpable ID gouvernement ameri-..
cain fis-a-vis des ciIoyens americains.
Les rraneais NY sont pour rien.
Despertes /supportGcs par un certain
nomke de lnegociants des Etats-Unis
pendnt La gnerre de 1872 avaient donne
lieu 1 aes reclanations diplomatiques
envess laf France. IaI1aire traina en- lon
gueur, les droits 6taient contestGs, les
titresaouteux, ct le tout semblait ne pas
abotxir, lorsqu'en 1885, le general Jack
SON resident des Etats-U Unis, ,ous-
- IIire just 4 b menace aupres du
3 TX aE,a-esS a "a nileries.
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feprouye quelques ayaries, ainsi que les
lnavires Ocean Mohareh, Forest Eagle
ICustine, Picayune, Pepperel Tchernaya,
Anna Washburn,sk Ioughton, Ellen
Stewart ct Julius.
Nous ayons lie regret d'annoncer les
d6soIants fats qui suvent:
Tn esquif, pertant nois hommes, don't
on ignore les noms, est allie donner con
tre le navire Statesman, mouille en- face
du poteau No. q, premier district, ct ce
choc fsayant fait chavirG, les malheureux
T sc sont noyes.
Tn autre es1uif, porant IN petit gar
CON, don't on ne salt paslle nom, a chavi-
re en- face du poteau 81, troisieme dis
ftrict, ct Penfant s'est more.
John Anderson, un Suedois, second
lieutenant du navire Raaler, ct a1n hom-
me de Pequipage, nom i1ronnu, en- train
de serrer une veile, ont tie tues, Ander-
son en- tombant sur lie pant, ct le mate
lot en- tombant j Feau.
Le steamer Belle Gales, capitaine
Jeanfreau, parti hier a midi pour la cote
infGrieure, est revenu la mutt derniere
par suite de 10 perte de sss cheminees.
L'aecident lui est arrive eHface de Fha-
bitation Packwood.
Tout nous porte d croiregue lie coup
de temps qui est venu hier dssoler notre
vile, nest one la queue dun ouragan
qufa a eclate sur les bords de Lii mer ct la
partie inferieure de PEtat, Il semaine
dernere.
LIE steamer Laeon, arrive dams notre
port hier soir, en- subj les effets, ct a
etc jete a la cote au Raccourci dc Gordy,
baie du Bayou Sale, .ieudi courant. II
a eu ses cheminees renversees, ct "a man
que feau pendant 4s heures.
Mardi dernier, il epIouye I'm autre
violent orage d la passe Cypres, ct a etc
obligI de METRE i rancre ct d'y roster
toutle jour. Her, en- face du Stock
Landing, ses cheminGes ont etc de nou-
veau emportees, ct, avec elles, lie second
lieutenai11ru uui, en- ee moment, etalt occu-
pc a fxd eordes de retenue. Cepen-
dant. on a. ID lie repecher LIE second
commits ct le pilote, qui Sc trouvaient
sIlr le pont snperieur, ont aussi etc pre-
eipitas d Feau par un nrelat dams lee.uel
lie vent s'etait engouffre. lis ont etc Ian
c6s d environ cinquante pieds. Par bon
heur, lis en- ont etc quittes ponr un balm
EspGrons que nous en- avons finl avec.
Fhorrible temps de ces derniers jours,s
qui enNeloppait notre vile CONNIE dun
voile ID deuil a Pheure on mons eeri-
rons, k vent semble youloir soufilcr du
nord.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-01-23

lnlVeau deS rulsseauX, mares ou pieces
1 ffeau environnantes. partout en- Fran
cc OH des circumstances semblables Sc
frencontrent, Tutilit6 du drainage est Gyi
tdente.
La thGorie ct Ia pratique s'accordent
il reconnaltre les graves inconvenients
dc Ia presence des eaux stagnantes dams
| le sol; ces eaux perdent lcur oxygene,
EdGsagregent les radicelIes des plantes
terrestres les plus usuelles, tiennent dams
EFinertie les composGs salins que recelent
les argiles, ct excitent la vegetation de
plantes impropres d la nourriture des
Ihommes ct des animaux.
Non-seufencnt tous les inconyenients
que nous venons dc citer ont disparu
dams les tefres soumises an drainage,
maIs encore Pegouttage ct Faerage, de-
terminant lie retrait ct le fendillement
des argiles du sous-sol cultive, ont per-
mis- aux racines de s'insinuer dams les
fentes, de diviser ainsi ces terrains COM
pactes, es d'aeeroitre fepaisseur de la
eouche de terre vegetale La tcInpera-
ture moyenne s'est elevee par suite de la
diminution de Fevaporation; La contree
s'est assainie pour les hemmes ct les
animaux; la terre, moins tenace, est de
venue plus faciIe TRAVELLER; la veg6ta-
tion, plus prompte, a procure une matu-
rite plus complete.
C'est Ii une des ameliorations agrico-
les que rien ne semble pouvoIr compro-
METRE; car, en- une seule aimee, Oh apu
souvent compenser, par Pexcedant de
valeur des recoltes, lie prix detabllsse-
ment du drainage; ct lors meme quail
leurs cette compensation sc feralt at
tendre plusieurs annees, on peut dire
qu'un drainage pratique avec soin, dams
les circumstances favorables, accroItra
toujours la valeur du fonds ct son pro-
duit net, quels que puissent etre les frais
ultGrieurs pour fentreticn. ct les repara-
tions.
Aux causes bien connues de fertilisa-
ton des soils par lie drainage, qui rend Il
une partie de 10 terre Influence 81 utile
de Paerage ct de La porosite, s'ajoute Fae-
ton remarquablo des argiles: celles-ci
retiennent les composes salins ct ammo
nistrsssfA It's r1trz tIti fzs :, ct
cederont ulterieurement d Ia vegetation,
dcs engrais solublcs.
Nous terminons lei ce court essai sur
Ia matiere, 81 importante pour Ia reussite
des travaux agriceles, du dessechement,
Inais nous y reriendrons dams qnelques
uns de nos futurs numeros.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-01-23

LIE fait est que Pargent etc d6pense
depuis longtemps, ct que, 81 le quart
dsheure de Rabelais Went a sonner, Fad
ministration, forcee lie s'ex6cuter, devra
taIre figrrer EN- plein la restitution au
budget de ses depenses. De Ia la lutte
ct les efforts repGtGs avec succes par
chaque cabinet pour laisser ce legs au
cabinet suivant.
On volt clairement par Ia quelle est la
question, ct que les spoliation franchises
sont par lie fait les spoliations am6ricai-
nes, doublement americaines, meme,
puisque spoliateurs ct spolies sont anne
rlcains. VOLTA lie seul fait, il est bon de
sen souvenir. r.-Cour. des E-U.
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LIE PR0CES JEUFOSSE.

Dams une autre partie de notre feuille,
nous motions sous les yeuX de nos lee
teurs les circumstances principales DUN
Inquire evenement qui a plonge une fa-
mile respectable dams le deuil ct les lar
mes, tout en- trainant une autre, egale-
Iment honorable ct digne de sympathie,
sur lie banc des accuses en- cour dassises;
maintenant nous en- publions le rtsultat
avec lie verdict du .juri: nous venons de
lie receyoir a Pinstant par la vote d TN
journal franeais.
L'acquittement general qui terTnine
le process d d'Evreux ma surpris personne,
ct, qui plus est, rencontre une appro-
baton presque unanime. Assurement,
le coup de ftIsil tire sur le malheureux
Guillot, await etc I'm acte deliberement
ordonne par Nine de Jeufosse: mais c'G-
TAFT une mere qui defendait rhonneur de
sa file; c'etait, en- outre, une proprietai-
re exereant son droit de garde ct de de-
tense dams TN pare enclos de murs ct
violee par escalade A ces considerations
est renu Sc .joindre Peffet des tristes re-
violations misses au jour par les debats,
sur le caractere de Ia victi1ne Ce liber-
TIN vulgaire ct bavard, qui prenait JUS
qu'aux domestiques pour ses confdents,
a fni par exeter plus de degolt ct
d ale'irssstzt.zasLa Pit fs.sS ss7est-ee-
.portee toute zentiere sur sa ieune ct char
mantle femme, don't il etait assurGment
indigne, ct qui a JDue I'M role vraiment
h9rolque pendant tout le cours du process.
a sauittement des accuses de Jeufos-
se a7sultout etc reeu avec beaucoup de
joiepar la population d'Evreux. La plai-
doisrie de NJ. Berger await produit une
impression profonde sur tous ceux qui
ont Ell le boIllleur de Pentendre: il
await dcs larmes dams bien des yeux. Et
les ACCOMPLISHMENTS qui ont
accueilli la peroraison de rayocat, s'a-
dressaient autant 4 Ia cause qu'au ma
ggnifque talent de celui qui la soutenait.
Pour qai eonnait la reserve dun public
de province, srrtout en- presence de la
justice, eette explosion de sympathie au-
ra quelque chose de surprenant. Mais
ellie etc en- quelque sorte le resume des
emotions de tout lie process: depuis deux
iours, Popinion publique etait faite.
Au moment dn depart du courier d T.
vreux, une fouie compacte entourait les
abords de la prison ct attendait la sortie
de la famille de Jeufosse pour lui faire
une sorte d'ovati0n Mais ON disait que
Mnle dc Jeufosse etait decide Il s'y de-
roher en- ne quittant que le lendemain
pappartementqu'elle occnpe depuis quel
lues jours. QUAINT au garde Crepel, il |
await immediatemeut use de sa libert6,
It d peine s'etait-il montre en- dehors
au'il await etc entraIne par ses parens ct
amis relnis en- grand nombre.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-01-23
DESASTRES A LA N'LLE-ORLEANs.

Mons iisons ce qui suit dams un hume
70 recent du Courier de La Louisiana:
Coup DE rFaps-Un orage q passe hier
sur notre vile, ct, nous sommes fach6
|daroira Il Ie constater, Il coilte la vie a
plus dune personne Nous allons en-
r6srIner les efets as1ssl brievenIent que
possible
LIE Natchez brise son cable ct a etc
lance au nlilieu du feuye, mais on a pu
sen rendre maitre ct lc ramener an quai.
avant que grand donrnage lui ait etc eau
Sc.
Les ehenillees du Messenger ont etc
enlevaes; Pune d'elIes tue un homme
a1li Sc trouVait Il bord du Farmer, qui a
5aussi perdll ses cheninees. Cetait un
IrlaEdais du norn.d de james Murphy.
On nous dit qu'une antre pefsonne q
gte lancee du Messenger ct s'cst noyee.
On ne salt pas au .Iuste qui ellie est; les
u1is affiirmcnt que c'etait mn ealfaf, d'an.
tres que c'ttait le second ingdnie de cc
batean.
LIE Messenger. apres aVoir perdn ses
Gu anssi son cable Data
Gle brise ct 4 gagne le large. on il Sc
trouve encore.
LIE nefne accident est snrvenu an B.
Z. Haelgp nais Il pu reVenir au wharf
sans avaries. -,
Les chenmees du Farmer 127
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