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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-20

sCENt informing Room nj Trenchard Manor .AtsAy
Scrvants gossip; tueran office much more exps-
tous thar the Official coach oc atty where
T. III sttietoro y-rmoru Florence, transatlantic letter;
dead branch OF the genealogical tree nteres
Ing invalid unexpected arrival American cousin
affection checked
der, slapIacss nothing; American drtnk; brandy
sInashrs ard chain lightning
SCENE IL Trennharr Manor .TnorA6
model yer aud u drunken clerk. debt. the nemesis,
financial panic old morgag. but no reieas- rasd IA per
spective rfe price, daughters happneaa for iathrs
safety; Robin Hood hopeless nebrissy noble
luton
SCENE TIf.A Dressing Hcorn. Amy
small wardrobe not 10 he lost sight of spirit Of YANKEES
curiosity aroused, hair dye; inquirer there
agnab.e appa-ats-oD u string tpeooA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-20

UCTI0E NOTICE.-sALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
IA furnAure.-T. G0ULDSM1TH. aucioneer. will sell on
Saturday Nov 20 at l01s O'Clock, the private residence
Sc We Eleventh street. Sixth all the furniture In
the above house. ParorThee suits OF rosewood furniture
covered ia silk broeade and sk vve rosewood etegeres
with side tables adys
dire lined with satin wood; octave rosewood piano.
with pearl keys lnlad with pearl elegant paint
of carpets lace curtains
Turkish reception chairs rosewood corner etegsres with
mirror clocks brackets &c Dining fur
nture furniture twelve bedrooms Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-20
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
III

GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL eOUTHERs STEAM
w ship lines for Havana and key Wet pa VIA charles
ton, The splendid and fasore steamship sAhEl Zap
William Rollins wi leave Charleston fnr kev West and
the an and gh II each month The Charleston
seasushps will leave ths tor charleston every Wrnes
day aud saturday at clock from pier No. Norit
river, connecting with the ISABEL Tor the above ports
Through tseke,s may b. had on applicsron n
sPOFfURn, TIIsksrON co, - Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-20

ITO TIE BADTES.-P1MPfES BLDTCHES, SPOTS ON
j the skin eradicated In two days by DIR. TOBIAS
wonderful Venetian liniment pay. II clears the
rexion soft and white without the injurious effects o.
other Warranted not o harm the skin "
FAINT Chopped hands and lips prevented by ia Sold by
All the druggists IN the United States Price - and 20 cents
Depot 81 Corandt street
vNILtIAM A. ELLIS, DEALER IN ALI KINDS or
wv southern and Eastern tmber and lumber. Orders re-
ceved and execued with despatch for building aud shipping
pnrnose~ Onlce 6 South street, New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-21
THE INTELLIGENCER,

SonE WoRDS FuLL OF MEANrSo.-Tbs last
number Of BlaekwOod, has an article on mar.
'iage, an extract fiOm which runs thus:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-21
oHILoHts OF wHIELING.

FOR the Information visiting the city,ws pub
tie following list Of the different Churches, their
me snd place Of meeting II there any mistakes, we
vii. make the necessary correction Ni;l pleasure:
Nofthst,, EIiae, ,-oliJh Corner Monroe and byron
;r,ets Rev l. T. PEEsr ReC;or; morning services IU
clock, rv.n.nF,..
-. hoaEs E'.o"paiian, Aain street. between First
srcoud, Centre Wheeling, Rev ! H. sNru A. H. Rector
srTVicts-MorHing l"Js; Afternoon. ~; hislt7E.
rir-t IresLgteriI REv. L. H. WkEp PASTOR Eourtst
stsecnMonroe an. Quincy ;serV
>rc''"d IrSsbysriH', Webster street. between Main and
AArIet Centre wheelingi services morning and evening.
Tird Iresbyteyion Filth street, between Chestnut
Taibrrt South Wheeling, Rev l. oops stor serV.
smorniug anu evening.
foRrh IreJgters0n Rev. A. Pa tL Pastor AaInstrrst
Washington Adams sts services morning aud
evening.
Fourth Nrr'f HstRodis! Episcopal, Rev. J. Z. wnson,
Pastor Four'hsve between Monroe Quincy; services
aoininr and evening.
"erA street Hsttodfst Eisecya rsEcER, Pastor
:larbet aud NOrl as, SOi Wheeling; services
Horniri and evening.
GAopiias Street WsAodi.f EIfsccUaI, Rev T. H. Mos-
Ecr Pastor CrSpIine street. Second,
Centre WLce''nE services morning and ey euinH.
NogH EHee'f"g ~. Z. C%u,ys, Rev. A. BTkyEXs,
s''or; services morning aEd evening:
Wh'e'i"O Le'e"d GGFd, on Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
wIr>oS, Pastor.
Ger~u" Ashodt-t kl,i,rorai, Rev. c HrLvrc Pastor,
chapne street betS M,Lst, Thu Centre Wheel.
~ J"mss CafSsG-oI, Roman Cstitoic, R,. Rev Drsuor
H. " WHEAS, Fiit street, IIsnldeI; services
morning and aneruoCu.
's""ci"te reformed Rev. J. T. MoCluKE Pastor corner
ofMarket aud Jefferson s;s
"t'otl''', Market street, between Webster Thru.
Centre Wheeling; services 10y ttS morning. aud ~
evening.
Evangelical Prot,stGnt. Rev. wr mrlrIA PASTOR Clay
rect above S.nIh, East WhecunE.
zio" Er""g''ic~ LuNsriGn, Rev. ,. ziSnprRMAx,
-.
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ODD FELLOWS. D1RECroH1.

VirgInI"- i.odRe No. :S.-Mrrt. every Thursday
"'eHnE "'the Hail. corner OF Market and Quiz cy street
JiNEs NJ Halt. \. a.; q. " carr, Secretary.
FrnnkIi1 Lodge No. I3.-Meet> as ahov,ever,
Monday evening DAVID BATHA, n. O.; HTUiorn r.
Nc I~irsy, secretary.
Vim. CeTI I.Vdxe No. 8:E.--M-ets a,aboveeye.
e wednesday evening. WILLIAM HElr'n. y. g.; Joi4
Srirds, Secretary.
ws.",inE lodge Meets ,..bor. every
w, n r"rts,N.G John Taosucp. Secretary.
s'n"OIn Lodge No. SI.-Nect. as sbov. every
Fr''y evening". Jos H.sKlr, n. G.; goin L. Haztse'i,
secretary.
Wn Teu EHeHmrme"t No. 3I.-Meet. a,
HhnVe the srcoMd fourth Tuesday evenings ofeaeh
1"nth. JaHS BINSN. c. r.: Csas LincF, Scribe.
Ahru'n's EncRmPmenI Ne. I.-Meets a,
sh'r- she fct,ui sirR tuesday evening. Of each month
VIZ. rArLOR,c p; Geo Baird, Jr, Scribe. C,iaeeh ls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-21

SoNE WOHDS FuLL Of MEANSo.-Tbs last
number OF Blaekwood, has an article on maI.
iage, an extract fiom which runs thus:
Seriously, do not think the clubs alone,
have to answer for the decrease in carly mar
iIgeS. Other modern improvements in SOcie
" must bear tllrir share uf biame. I would
back the hearts-I mean ilie .irls-againStShc
clubs any dav, only give them fair play. c
no sensible man OF moderate neanS-uo
wh" has to work, and is willing 60 work lpr IS
'ivelihOod-l might, perhaps. say. no sensible
man in amy pnSiti"n-rirks his wife cut Of
hall room or an upeTH-hOX, however much he
may like to see her there. A true woman has
much more chance-we all know it-OG winning
any love that Is worth her winning, in her on q
hnine, ia her undrcSS, IN her little IfauAtfess
every day un>tudied grlces, sitting a. Stile,
lettering i'y tor ok, Iatit.iug in a railway car
TiIge, ar b'iSy aDi unconscious amid common
nuu>Chuld 'lI.tic~, than in hat the sex ChuuSc
to consider the eSIrecial scenes Of their gl0TirS
and their lTiumphs. Ihave read somewhere, OF
nave been tod, that any woman, three removes
from GOTgOn In personal attractions, can
make ATTY man rrnpn>e tn her, il she has the
chanrr nj living in the same house with Linn f,-
month. ] am inclinSd with some modification
ia believe iI, huu.iliaiig as it may seem 10 uS
noble animals. At all events. there Was much
more change Of early marriages, aud happy ones,
'nO. when nrighbOrS Of that large elias, Wlu have
children at IL, ir desire but little substance to
leave them, met ns ncighborS; when personal
intercourse was IiiOru unreStraine,i; when lad
c0uid grow TAP in intimacy with another family i,
and learn To call the girls l.y their Christian.
names without any fear UI being a>kvd his in
trntonS; when there were such things rs fish
inG Inrtie>; uud louneing in gardens. and cuun-
Try rides aud ran,ile> on louE summer mornings.
nd family dinners and round games on winter
nights, not t. speak "f cNicnpnre dances, to
hich no enc minded going a''i returning. eight
Il ten miles, packed ito any kind of n convey
,nre, six inside, or wen wrapped uP, three in a
sIs ''the more the mstrier."-
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Just RECEIVED and nov Cpen

Aob GNCCO4N GU anu 4NOW - pen.
NFE take pleasure In inf, fr-i BId
W ihs public lrusraly tztNt haze ia-t i,es!gta
sPrin= st"Sk ot CLOTHS, tASsIAEElS1 I>gsA CS.
together Sith FsncIEi SstUIJheEt - G.Lgs ltEIsI
u"HsFl % Nbich I'll sril fUlf e.
WsyEIy ask call fe,irg raf tf-t u Ger
stock N"u ~ lie s-tistr caEot h. sScrlsu t.tsE
"a the sttIe " gualfS 81 ttc Fooi- n.r -Ei- We
knog that st0gE rgps.st~ FtsIstsrILs Gtsls
t9teF Geods and ~ e raLe IT,
der IA stsle s-rCnd 10 Uorv it~r Esst
molntaE- and 81 shOft ioticv, Nc.
l'is Main 81. WHEELER A LAElN,
sPi5 Nsrrlsu Tai,,Ta
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

ohio lodge Ne IOI.-Neets Isonie Hall,
corner Market and NOnrOestr-ets the tAird Mon
DAY evenings Of each c. W. s.rE. w NJ; AIez.
aS'isr LrEgtiia, secretary.
wheeling lodge Ne. las Meets as above on
The r'' and Hird Thursday evening month. e 4.
sSsNrLISGEE, W. NJ 5. ". Psarsos, Secretary
wheeituE Uajon GhnPIer Ne. Ia.-Meets as
a''Vv "nth HsS''f Monday evening of eaehmonth. wG
S7'rr, Il. p; 5 ". Pe,;r-ss, ,seerr,Ary
W"eeti"% Ezne"mPment No. I.-Mret> T.
4 EsSEs0. Rsssr1sr
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lI1L LAW OF NEW SPAFI1IIs.

-subscrI.rs Who not give express the
r,ry, wishing cOntinurtheir subScr
ions.
:If subscribers order tile dlscontlnuaHce OF their peri.
i!ealS tie publisher continue send them until all
e-tagrs pA'i,
III srtc=ibers neglect refuse take their prrioi-
iron, iIe phc! they directed, they hr
eonsir u III, have settled the biil aud ordered them
ESrGntirurd.
,uhscrihvrs other places without informs
publish and the papers ;llr former IL
crtu,i,, IL! O., held responsible.
Thu Courts have decided that refusing take periodi.
tie office, removing snd leaving them uncalle
sr.t pri'1H rGri1 -giioIlfe Of intentional fraud.
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10 GONI,ESPONDENTS.

LETT E!S concerning subscriptions advertising other
ca tsnrs Of The inte!Sencer, should he addressed
iTuiTrtJrs-
nj Jr addressed 10 the Editors, jointly either
hem.
Ceres 6uden;s writing for publication Sil please writ,
. Sni, " side Of tie I,aTvT
Observance OF tire shove rules will greatly obge
Hd rec" prompt attention correspondents than
~ ui.l 1 , I ferpis- receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-21

Ir WAS Cobbctt who Sail-and he told the
ruth, lou-that woman J. never - ati.iaile aS
When She is useful; and lor beauty, though
iuan may fall in love with giIls "a play there is
'"tii'g To make them stand in their love like
>eeing them at work, engaged IN the useful Of
ices ui the huIne aId family.
Az old achclor, after his matrimonial fail
urGs, CxciainS, When remember all the girls
ye met together, I leel like ruOSier it, the
tail, rXi'nsed to every weather; feel like one
,lnnc who trvads some barn yard all deserted,
whose oats fled. whose heIis are dead, aud
III to market started"
luz late Governor Of Canton, Governor Yeh,
Tho is nUw prisoner at Calcuitl ON hoard the
II.Avxible, protests that hv never tasted cold
AHIer in the whole cnurSe of his life, aud thinks
that If lac did it would be the death uf Liul His
'lTink has always been weak tea
VINES Charles v read upon the tomb Of a
Spanish nubIvuau, ''iIcr- lies one Who never
.'ncE fear" he wittily rrplie'l, then ne never
>nuiied candle with hIS fingers"
Tan you forget m,t I asn NOT relying
On l'Iigtted vUAS-A-:,la>! know their worth,
haas faith tU women i, trifle, diving
Upon the very breath that gave 1t biIih.
lei.
The last word. of the Oil Testament are
fearful threatening: Lest come ard smile the
earth with a curse"
TnE last words of the New Testament are
l,cHelictiun: The grace ufour Lord Jesus Christ
hc with you all. Amen"
TuE following is uu had illustration Of cock
Eey dialect IL occurred ia uf the London
O.ice offices:
WitnesS-ThiS here frlicr broke our uindOw
with Iater, aud lit Isabcllrr ON tie clber Us
she as playin an the Fian,r."
Mngi>tIaie-lhe cuntiuct of the priSna and
his ecneIai c'aracta TeH'ler il propa that lac
should tnttEa be !; I InCIlIlia of SsBCteIY.
"Boh, did you go To the mine~." YES"
"Whnt did you digE" 81 dug Lorne As soon as
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OYVIOE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
-Entrance from Quincy st.
TERMS.

DG!LT, snnuni
TRi-WEELLY, per anruni T3,Jy
WEETLT, per AInurn. SlIOO
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JA9SSsM los MAI,iil Ali Il R41mhf2N slrlhif.Ea.N,

"A EEPs constantly On hand, Gss f1tuEst, Lad HRa
AZ WrvsE2t Iron F.peS Sirti Lad All Eds Taea
= Bran Cocks AID VALVES Whistle
water GEaEss, LIT md Fcre laara. Sls. .RltlIrk
Nooen and Cast lESu lydrputs. Gun Hcss psok3uR
u All f,eeneasss, Anti reticH Metal FuIr Bsirl Tin,
Lic and Antiulony the CSlrbTltr TEgT bsI t-,t
CTuclis ls tigC entlrtry.
q Also, Poliy's improved sEd patent Chain Past,
ahieh Is decidedly The sTestyst Vlp tJ aE, T!FlI
all bt sold fair tSTuIs
80 Galvanized lrCn TEb.UF. IueerFosive atd Fol ser.
igct'hg, pressure pipe, FOR hot ara sl
ally for deep Eslis, PTeGsFsts ts lead
PIP
~ Aquedurj P!rr constantly ssss ar ma,
tTy Cf which b. frr.isttt on = tr.attr
81 tiIsh i'ii6 i0r 81 CsFIer, srazs dES Lsgrf.
navIs-I2as&NlV
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CHOILH Nd sEI,. LTI

The Hst,iy ~eesic,d sfoct y TErfrg o,.d Sfsr c,,ls
she sf,re TAoEltfs Efg1sa, - eoa-F LsaFsa
Gsd Htf'E- Hts., WEED ag Do.
RESPECTFULLY inyi.g ~ ffr nls snt caM
ard e1rniae my oTtr - CiOIHfS f14SSgHFHES,
.-ESTLNGS, NARSkZkLASS CO0JES, NOSIER t'sid
AOIIUAN, JUST rvcr!Y 81 srOG the Eastern EsViEE
Iid Particular atIsit.OH To ss+etits Eosd rl
hisHL of btinS able te grAtty the f.si
tnh2U TIi0S- uUaliEs.
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"Boh. did you gu To the mine>:" YES"
"What did yOu dig:' ''l dug EoHe As soon a.
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Domestios and Foreign Staple

PkINT-Sg7 Pie7ss At OHy a. 4Ij, vort, ~ ets
bLEACIED NJ SLlSs-lsr p.gc,s. III yard pi4s, "a
hn-. for ony IL Ed Also vAerileT- zEI-
ty = Musns for Oiy CeIisa ard AsuprTivr aItr
So i-iasG BrcSn Aiasins y vide ShgstihEa
/ and PiisS case Acs:Hs ~ aiuCst Euy TFiy=-
CHECKS ~ very low pTirrG- B-stckuE frst
is Tor Ia esEts yari, sud Do --isrrizE TSi
oi.iN lZJS cents FsT ART. cheap
CRASilA very En"si atty OILY prT
IRISH IlNEs-A sPietl -EtsIe, S=TTshtsd Al liner,
for oH!j = cyn yard.
6iNdnAN>-SuP-roE goods, FAST sSIors guaranteed,
| ! y
yard; az t,P.t-6Hl Ally HIYNANS-
Assignee'S Notice
IL rsTsots lEeEsviyeE 4
n vii pleas, c=lIGton q gfls
oree q - Richardson, EV Nezsse ivuIth
reefs (uPstutts.l a.. SlNCfAI.
E4Lz& AssiruEt o. ". -. >
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ASSETS JANUARY L. 1853

UI'W ARDS OF $l1, 900 600
LOsSrs have heel, aid ~ tiy EIuA Insurance &C..
t3g past Is year.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-13

iT TF aA1fzxs sournEns AVID NATIONAL uExsI
BALIzE, May lz--The ship Ostervald, Of Castine
We, r. d. Jarvis. msster, burnt $50 miles from
the balize 90 Friday, May Ith. The mate and dew
are on board the bark Harriet Spaulding, coming np
tne river The Captain has gone to Bremen on the
reen ship Carl, with s25 600, saved from the burn
ing vessel. The 0stersald was cleared at the Cas-
tom House for Liverpool on.the z7th April by Messrs
J. r Whitney 4 Co.. with l,l47 bales cotton, s,7s2
bbls. -four and 5000 sfsves, as cargo. ~. .54
Immense Frauds
New YORK, May l2.--Hcnry Dwight, the Wall
street banker was arrested to-day on the charge Of
fraud and pejnry, practiced on the Chicago, Alton
and St. Louis Railroad Company. and Amounting 10
millions Of dollars. Warrants were also issued for
the arrest of Henry Hotchkiss and Hamilton spen-
Ger, charged with completely in the above frauds.
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, May 1 - -Hoase.-Hopkins, Of vir.
ginia, was appointed Chairman OF the Committee on
Foreign Affairs. rice Clingman. resigned.
The House Is engaged with Territorial business.
Montgomery Convention.
MorTGoMERY, May 1.-THE Convention opened al
A. NJ, with prayer from the Rev 2. Jones'.
Major Steele Of Georgia, and breckenridge Of
Louisiana, offered resolutions which we're referred to
the business committee. without reading. r. g. Scott
Of Alabama, had the floor on his own resolutions, Of
fered in his speech yesterday against agtating the
opening Of slave trade depot.
The hall will seat 5000 people, and was nearly
full. A large number Of ladies were present
Domestic Markets
New YoRK, May I2.--Cotton heavy prices norai.
nal Flour firm. Red Wheat 81 02 to I'll TO-; white
81 Is 70 81 %. Corn 70 to 7sc. Prime Pork Ell so
Hams 81 to DC. Lard lie. Linseed Oil $50. Whisky
2oto 2oa. Orleans Sugar 81 muscovado So to TIC.
Coffee loa to III.
River Intelligence.
CINCINNATI, May l2.-The river has risen "a feet
in the past "a hours.
81. LouIs, May l2.--The river is falling slowly.
All the upper'streams are recedng slowly
LOUISVILLE, May I2.-The river Is rising at this
point There are eight feet water in the pass over
| the rocks.
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Asn OrIsans 4aiIp Grsstsnt.
THURSDAY MORNING. Nay Is. lsss.



The Assembly met yesterday morning and opened
WIN the usua reiigious exercises
Rev DR. I,oxrv moved that Rev Dr Palmer he an
pointed 10 preach the next annual before the
Assembly, and that Rev. Dr. staunton be his altern
"' nlaue 'ie sps''ai s'oe' i'i ''''
morning.
c.s.;....-;., .-sra..ss ~ ss,s.ll. -.
.'iS' as'
y,a so,,r.,,,.. =, r...,....,
seby hsy bsd received annual reports q
NJ j.; unIon ya wseT "a "a panyii, K Ts 81
ssnsy Will Learn viii 10y and ssent gratitude g The Head Of
year gy favored ha The earhsrs have been faithful
n study and n II so
Ing 70 know that The II have been iaersa
BEN manifssssd.
o Il What s a1ea be sn well whs M
q sonasa est 70 enlarge hsis means and eenplss sheir
II ,he elatIo .doped BY me General Assembly
hat are Eel g i s
os5 o o Srnn funds fer rsD"rs and erection q
The eommisse and in the Of Direesrs o. Pncso
General s " M H % s s
pa1y Az ~ 50 ~ ~ = erase The .ovlnE words ian The
shall The COMMITTEES recommend ha the rsa1est y
n he report of the Directors Of The Union Theological Sem.
mary q vsin they request that The Bosrd q Directors be
MSS 70 FhnSfer
Prince Edward resent, Nv ~ u 1
o. % gs q G ~ re lsnas nnds snd ohss property nov commit
The COMMITTEES recommended that the request be granted and
Resssd Thai ,bs board n pi,.ca of the un,o. Tb.o
ogeai y s,%nnsy IT, q Nsgaa q asherrsd viii The soneur
md ,he rre.bsry q 70 the Trustees of e
anss fund.- as ohr properly bnsn y H. ssaslv " now
IN NE hands OF the Dec'os Or may hereafter CONS oio them
,epoi' "as aoesp'eu' anu oiuefeu " De pia'eu
~ ~ ,''' business uoeae''
ns oouiii'ses also reeoin 'na' '',e e'eeso.
=. .,sssOi ~ onslrn opse'naens ~ anu las'o'ai
y, :, pase :. Ss1a,s -
1'a.s ~ sp.'a' ~ =,
AZ 1ls.a. ele ~
% 80. y .e y,
'a1 -. .He :, ,,e
~ ""s'e a'V', y ~ ~, - ,'l
"a Ss - na1 s- y az A.seS''.sy -
ana ~ w oaea 49,. so",e o9sas, VIC
P'' ~ 'Au '''' u '''s ~ IVY
'rny !. s1o'.ner 1,D,
~ ooiv0a na'ins aii'seu' business "ss sas, /,
""u 'no Ah'eoy Jo'"ea ~ 'ne 'ea'enn'ai
= spe unloi :, 'ne oynouS :.
r." ""' ~" AoiA - un'ol wv u "n'o"
,ae pis0en' -As'em'.i s'em. i@s. -. p0o's' tne
:, "r' '"1 p'a' "n'o'' WIZ sung ~
a
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The Red River American of saturday L


The Red River American Of Saturday iast says.
The weather since our hast with the expepf}ea 81
Sunday, (Which was most unpleasant d2F3 hzs
been all that the most exactthe individual fs.eid
have asked--an under is benign inas<Dse cssj~.
gardens and every species Of segetatson have sds
vanced proportionably.
The river has fallen rapidly, and beisfe this hss
doubtless receded FROM Ill the overfo2sd i4nas Ia
this parish which It has inundated. leaving ss11is
time for the preparation and planting II 4 crop <a
FAR, with this exception, we have heard zsxezat1s
accounts from the panters-ihe costan i4 tk<s
neighborhood not being deemed 20 have as.:esea
materially by the late cold weather.
Jack Morrison, who obtained change sf gen4e
from parish Of calcasieu, and Louis Soals 81 1AI
town. have both been convicted Of nufzef Ia tH4 H<1
degree, without capital punishment.
The Claiborne Advocate of the sfh instant szys
We pleased 10 learn that the crops az tfis par.
ish, as a general thing although snf1rShst f,s< I.
ward, look very we'll They have saissFsa te e'ss.
siderable extent from the recent excessive VA
weather.
The fruit trees Of almost every variety Ia ihss +s
tlon OF country are loaded down vist fsrst- fhe
limbs Of the peach trees actually tendlng al@a
under the weight OF fruit
E We learn from the Donaldsonvile Vlxlan. fhsf or
Saturday, the LIST instant, child q tfr. kpzsAss
blanchard three years and six months eta. fsA mss
well In that village and was aspNnsd
The Baton Rouge Advocate Of MoadAy tzz iht 81
lowing:
Coroner Jones' on Saturday. sasimoned lafY 81
inquest on body found ieaiing IN fhe rissf y 4el
u on that day. The verdict OF the jury j. sha4 ttsz
are OF the opinion that the n1known pssspa ~iie4
natural death and buried a8d that hy tbe easinx
OF the bank II disiRterred and hoafsd d1xn -
river.f'
The water has backed up the hayos and ;,Hu1es
beautiful lake OF The low valley Nth q this city IA
is surrounded by green hills covered with m4Eh<les
and the most charming verduFe ct spring. Nh5 eaaat
che narrow opening under TIE bayou briaRe b. igzd
aud the water retained in this akeY II enAia risA
in beauty any In the country, and would sd h fne
health and pleasure OF The people. The w4lzf hsz
between ridge Of hills. iatsing cat Ia valley azd -
lets here and there, forming she wbpir oae II ~
most romantic bodies imaginable. The hHe i p1ls-
bably mile IN length above the hfidge. sHA fF'm
three hundred yards 70 quarter 81 stls ID p,th.
1t would not cost $500 70 close The easesa pseesal
the water from escaping when the Eisss eonazan<Ea
falling.
The Government owns poFslpa of Ne leo iktl
under water. but we doubt not Il ssoail1 he fI4=1 80
readily for an improvement whteh xelii = n1ass1s
enhance the value OF that ADJOINING. So we hetsss
would most of the citizens who oxn pIrgerst = ftsl
region If not. The corporation ceI1 easily frsls
ate them for their tsiiling iesx.
We learn from the Advocate Of the hiiaufnx As
that meeting had been called 10 tzks IA aa.sas,
into consideration.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
x-r~ y.x~-~u.-s-, PUNTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
ES521.s XLszz~SEz[22 1ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Departure OF Cars

On Sundays the train will leave the city every hour
after o'clock aud on the mornings will make the
O'Clock trip.
Horse viii leave the city every morning (exeept Sun
dagel At O'Clock, and the Lake hour
trau-.
ductcF,
Station House has been erected GENTLY Ridge where
the steam train will step when required exeep mail trips
and after O'Clock Sundays Fare each way Is CENTS and
the Conductor mnst have timely notice stop
Due noiee will be given Of the half hour trns NJ LIZ
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Recent Publications.

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Derby u jackson.
copy OF the above has been sent us by the pub
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change Place It is story of diseordant marriage
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