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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-08
Large Robbery at Albany.

ALBANY, Oct. THE robbery at Hoods
jewelry store last night is said to have been
effected by an entry through the back cellar
door, and through the flooring into the store.
The jewelry stolen consists mainly of watches
and diamonds. Most of the watches have
Hoods name on them. The worth of the prop
erty stolen is estimated by the proprietor at
900 to $50, 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-08
The Fillibusters arrested.

New ORLEANS, Oct. THE fillibusters
were arrested at the southwest pass at one
o'clock to-day, by the United States Marshall
assisted by the United States artillery. They
peacefully surrendered.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-08

Boston, Oct. THE National American
State Committee voted to-day that it is mex
pedient to call State Convention to nominate
candidates for State officers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-08
Kansas News.

LEAvENwoRTH, Oct THE adoption of
the Wyandotte Constitution is rendered GER
tain by the reception of returns from the most
important counties. The majority in its favor
will probably reach 1000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-08
On and after October Sd,
We shall be happy to friends and customers at the
RAILROAD STORE,
No. Park street, next Norwich Freight Depot.
n E W B o o K S

~ w Is u u IL > {,
Recollectons, by Samuel Rogers.
Miss Slimmens and other papers, by Mrs. Mark Pea
body, with humorous illustrations.
Dunallan; or know what you judge by Grace Kenne
dy, author of the Decision, "Father Clement" etc.
Hanly st. John, Gentlemen, the Flower of Hun
dreds in the County of Prince George Virginia. tale of
l77475, by John Esten Cooke author of "The Virginia
Comedians, Leather Stocking and Silk The Last Of
the FOresters, " etc, etc.
From Dawn to Daylight, the simple story of West
ern home, by minister's wife.
Life and Travels of Alexander Won Humboldt with
introduction, by Bayard TAYLOR
Two Years of Preacher Life, Chapters from Au-
photography, by VIM. Henry Mburn author of "rhe Ri.
fle Axe" and "Saddle Bags"
Life AMI Liberty In America or Sketches of Sour In
the United States and Canada in S57-7S by Chas Mac
kay, LII. D., with illustrations.
Travels in Greece and Russia, with an Excursion to
Crete, by Bayard Taylor.
The Life of Jabez Bunting ID. d. with notices of con
temporary persons and events by his Son, Thomas Per-
cival Lunting,
The Book Of the First American Chess Congress, CON
tanning the proceedings of that celebrated asscmblage
held in the year 1851 with the papers read in Its sessions
the games played In the grand tournament and the STRAIT
agems entered In the problem tourney, together with
sketches Of the History of Chess In the old and
worlds, by Daniel Willard Fiske, NJ. A.
Forty Years In the Wilderness of Pills and Powders
the Cogtatons and Confessions of an aged Physician
Sylva's World Crimes which the Law does not reach,
etc.
First Lesson In Natural History, by Actea
Rat and his Friends, by John Brown, NJ D.
The Physical Geography Of the Sea, by NJ. r. Maury,
IL d. u. S. N, Superintendent Of tho National Obsery
otory. An entirely new edition, with addenda.
The Bertams novel by Anthony Trollo9e, author of
"Barbhester Towers doctor Thorne' etc.
Adam Bede, by Geo Eliot, author Of "Scenes of Cerl
cal Life.
For sale at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-08
MELLEN's hook STORE,
dIf oaQ Mniu II ~

+ OST-A plain Mourning Pin, with hair
~ enclosed. and the initials IL. $. D. on the back.
between the Orphans Home and First Baptist Church.
Sabbath afternoon. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving 1t at the Home diff %
/ OST - Tuesday morning, on or near
IL Main street. Pocket Book, containing letters pa
pers &C. The finder will DO suitably rewarded by eav
Ing II at this Office dJtF OF
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-27

Attention, Maciiinists, sc.
ANNn FEET OF Leather and Gum Beltng, from
4UDO 2 to IL inches wide. Also, Lace Leather,
Couper Burrs and RIvets hand aud for sale low
Tor csh Nos 80 aud 50 corner oil College ana Broad-
way. d. II. ~ Siihi.'
sep13-H
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-27
MEDICAL HOOKS.


HAyslass resolved eesnpless siock u fsxt Boaks
for ths old and New AedEsl seh0ols, snlch they
onsr for sails a. TIE pablishefs pscs. tIhs latest
suoas sad bsSs eLsdias. soo<3
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-27
NASHVILLE. TENN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2z. 1859.
NEW SERIES NO. 1912.
Transportation.
TINE FROM NASHVILLE TO LOUIS
vILLE-SIXTEEN HOURSl

VILLE-SIXTEEN HOURSl
ON and after WEDNESDAY, August the 10th inst,
" 1889, Trains will run follows:
Leave Nashville, 400 A. NJ, and 400 p. N.
Arrive at Bowling Green, 80 ss and 900 "
Connect by Mail Coaches with train At Rtter's, for
LOUISVILLE.
Leave Rtter's,- $50 P. NJ, and 500 A. NJ.
Arrive at Louisville, 500 and 1000 sf
Leave Louisville, $50 A. NJ, and 90 P. II
Arrive at Ritters, lilo a and 500 4.
Connect by Mail Coaches with Trains at Bowling
Greenfor Nashville.
Leave Bowling Green $40 P. N, 500 A. NJ.
Arrive at Nashville 1890 1000 90
By this arrangement close connection is made at
Louisville with the Northern, Eastern and Western
routes.
Connect also with mail coaches at Gallatin for
Hartsville and Carthage
Wearing apparelalone constitutes baggage of which
each person will be allowed eighty pounds free Of
charge above that weight subject 10 extra charge,
payable to Conductor. All other articles carried
in the Baggage Cars will be charged express freight
which must be paid to Agent
Passengers taking seats in the cars, Edgeheld, Cal
latin and Bowling Green without purchasing tickets
will be charged ten cents extra
Aug .6-BSGU-tf. Superintendent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-27
PREMIUM PIANOS,
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

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SAxzsiIIx, stA oet ,lss2
SyrockaoLDEns n she Nashville aad chsllanias.
~ hsiirosd, gfll bs eArris1 from sny psint tks
rad 10 Szxnwstis 90 recafse sas octcoeF dfxzdeAd
A1 return fres Of e1srxs beth says froa sa t1h
ne 1s<h of October both days acississ By alag
ne Dsrecsoss. 4 y. CnI-E. rapsi-
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Passenger Trains will follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at l0:15 A. NJ. and 8 p. NJ
{. Stevenson at $50 " and $50 z. NJ.
Arrive at Chattanooga at 90 A. NJ. and SCOOP. n.
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at $50 A. NJ. and 2:3o P. N.
Stevenson Al 5 80 A. NJ. and 5:30P.M
Arr e al Nashville at IL so p NJ. and $50 p. NJ
DOTH Trains making close connections East and
ID West at Stevenson, with Memphis and Charleston
and other railroads TO New Orleans and other South
ern cities, ana at Chattanooga with Georgia State
Road, and by il with other Roads running through
Georgia South Carolina and Alabama, and with East
tennessee and Georgia Railroad at Chattanooga, a
connecting link in the Virginia route, to Lynchburg,
Richmond Baltimore Philadelphia, Washington city
New York and other Eastern cities
Through tickets may be had at any hour on applca-
tion tu Ticket Agent at Office at Depot, to the follow
ing places, viz New York, via. last Tennessee and
Virginia route, New York, via Charleston, Phiadel-
phia Baltimore, Washington city, Petersburg, Rich
mond, Lynchhurg, Knoxville, Charleston, savannah,
Macon, Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, Huntsville,
Grand Junction, Memphis, New Orleans, Virginia
Springs Beersheba Springs and McMinnville.
E. W. COLE, Supernf endent
july1-tf BGSC&A
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-25
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8altp. 11nb Obip:Gtieubnbn.
y}a@ allen Sbetlen be8, orpBen @eRenS.
&rlparni6 Spn @eIb, 3eit unb Gut-
fernung.
&eilenbe tSnnen mad Belieben pableu. p.lhe
8abn fe III benaBen tpini9en, bic iiber ~ =
Narfer6bur0 llnb Marietta
ftsTnF$z#6 pber bic Iber = &.Tr.T.,
Ben>pcob, @beeltn9 unb Columbus.
Dieit 8abn 1T bic ein3iee, sueldt @inpaubertr
NIT ben g @4ntll3Ieen btf0rbert.
i Ole1ent9et1, = tpel9e bic 8altimpre- unb
Sbt0- y ilenb babn sbfnubeu. ltgen hie Nei1e
,,tad9 Ginetnnati ii % Stunttn 33urid, mad Gbi-
sass y ltei 2aeea 9 pat na@ Ct. 2ouie in 8ptt
=. Dit 9 8aItimpre- unb $ bio-Bdbn 1T
bic plltini8e, mel9e Gtnnanbertr nit ben 5hneQ-
aneen bttoretrt: Die @aeen fint nit sepolftrten
@iben auf bas Aaerbequemite ,einseridtet.
Jeeer pa0a9ier bat 100 EYfunb @epGd frei.
8inber pom 4 bis42 9abren bfaablen balben Wreis,
8inber unter 4 .Sabreu fub eana frei. ...i':
Oas Gepad sebt NIT ben Yadasieren unb
toumt nit ibnen ~ f8lei@er Set an bem Be-
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ltt4tz 9tnpanberer u en1pfansen unb NIT ,ibrem
@tpad ntittr ii befSr6ern, Elm 8prfbei. Sen feiue
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@tlenbQbnen II. Dam1pfbppte.
@rpbe Central Gtie>tbatn
$685. mad penl
@efe,t 11nt Storttpeffem.
&@ G. 90 n ll|I| ! / r 80 : ||

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trail ba bn ais bit superlalTsle BON allen au-
bern fnben, tpelde BON 9ew- yort, Ybilabelpbia
unb Baltimore mad benz @eRfn uno Nprbme,ten
labren: Muf tieltr Babn .mirb has pftmaiiae
We@len ssrn,ieben, tpubur& man ber @efa5r
ausssltbt it,, eine unriebtiet 8ubn einsui&laaen.
perionen in DFen, 'bie aa@ !bem nS1bIi&en
Sowa nne na& Minntlota reii.n neQen, eriparen
@5ele une 3eit, menn i1e ibre &arten in 9ltw.
ySrt. tptila6elpbia iuubis Baltimore taufen, sia
Baltimore nnb Obie &ail &eab nnb- Ohio Gtn-
tral 'tat 9ineitnati pSer Gslunbus; batn ria
Ri Ri %ssS #s $'ppi S5 e'tF asrse aat aaa alte"
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Central &atl &oaD
mad Dunleitb unb son ta nit ber Mi t1uc1pta
&zY4dtt9ine& per Dampf-
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,aSrbIi& un6 melfIi3..
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pant, ,.@t: Sous 9few- Srleans, Qouissiae, Gin
etnnatt> galtimere uno ,na& aQen. .Ylasen 5iblid
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pa!timert.; una @bio- -&i(tubabn.
lt alDie,srpbe&eute mad

2Sa|DlH9lOH, Oaltlmpre, 'Q1 pDtlapelpbta,
ia: a:sa Netpzgprf uno 8pfpn.p
Deit sertrtfltdt Babn, nit sibren serbe0erten
tretliden @erbinbuneen, bietet ben &etftnben cine
birette 2tnie mad Baltimore, Ybilabelpbia, Nem-
gort unb Bottom. Ap@ ~ }it!bie einaiae Moute,
ant pel@er man Outdganes- Biuete (Irpuab-
1idtt, nnnb @epar'narttn (Gbets) mad Wa-
sDi%sas D@t ESs!tss enn s,,o,,% % a,,,,. m
tag!,eg une Ene tn biretter 8erbinbuns NIT alen
Md&' aaen Sfli@sn'' S:tabttn:
:gen galtimert fabrt imam fusleit pbue Mufent-
balt mt . 9nell3lefnsr ra@
pbilaoelpbfa,, Nemsy syort unb Bpfon.
Ma4 eSa(binston seben BON Baltimore taeli&
5s5tst!s uss sa5rstt fs tar, pts aat irssne
ES @tilenbe belieben ibre BiQete ria mbee-
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tunft erbalt man III ben Gilenfabn- -Buureaus bes
@eittns. .s - ~. ;. =. : : s. -
4 ~ Die Balku,pre>: unb pbio-.etenbabn
TT Ne1lenern aud gang belonber5 ner Natur1tDn-
belten pe8en 3u tntpfebleu.
SIR Gra@t na4 Ybtlaoelpbia, 9}etp<Norf
So: uno 8pfpn,
na9 Dber Dpn benz @effen
E"."Ni~ ~My" D'obI Sout3ubbs w Vt, am OUtOs
au0e ~ @beeliue> 8enmopb uno Yarfersbura
Guslanfenb, nit benz sroben 9lebwerte me1tlider
Gilenbabmen IN birefter 8erbinpuns ltebt.
8pn QDbeeliue unb Yarfersbura a,ben ieben
3ae reee!mabtse 8pote mad alien 5Gten oer tpe(t-
lt@en Gli0e ab. t,~@ II Q}t
pie .Gra&tpreife fimb 70 biIIia,
wteaut tr9enb, einerzanbern Mpute.
@iiter son trstnb einen Wlabe TRtidb s6n Baiti-
more be5et@ns man s@ia 8alto. u. 6bio @. g."
,r;lJl ;Jta Us Nsenten Gnb: :. Megurnie, in
5. M. 3ese, @ayasiQe, &y.; s. q. Qobpid.
Yortsmoutb, o.; M. NeY u. &c. Mibbltpcrt,
D.; 8; 9. Gerss @bttlng, ga.; Moies Yut-
ter. Bofon; 6. @. permeil, New-gorf 9. 8.
9eQy, Ybilatelpbia s. s. Gnslanb, Baltimore;
9eo: Toifer II. &c., Gpanspitle, Snb. S. g.
Mcrebtae H. &c., Qouis1iQe; Can't CALHOUN,
philadelphia, unb Spbn E.. .Mgnep, parfersbura.
sH:2S. Terfytb u Co., ct. 2cais;
49tsa9& 8. g. @prbpn, @entrai- Jradt.Natnt;
Z. 81. 6 ole @eneral- Billet Maenf.
9B. Yrtscett, @mith, 1styaegs.st ~}r,.,.
3ranspcrtmtifer 6. s.. JuIler,
1b52.25' > @eneral- Ngent bee Weleus.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-25
cfafpb main3er,

GriepenSri9ter, Justice of the Peace0
Deut19er @ptar II. Mseut
Ybpnir-8lpt, Gde ber Dritten unb @atalbau>
@trabe, (nabe per Briide,) i"
empFeblt 0G bem beut1Gen Yublitum 3ur Mnfer-
tisuns unb Beslaubisuns al1er Dfentli9en Ya-
plere, lpmte AUDI 3ur Musfertieun9 Spn Wfapptn
unp anoeren 3eibuuu9eu. g..
Rauft unb pertauft 2anb lit Gommi1fcn-
1b52 10
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-25

Mecnteu Der Mtnn. StaatS5eitnn9."
MtuneIp Ipta.
Nep -lllm unb 8rcmn County St. Gur0er,
81. Yeter uno gGeolet StY sS: S@tmmt>
@t.Mntbony u. Minniapulis, Ortb II. &npblau@,
Gbasta ST. Gber,
Carver ct. Hu(t,
@bafopee IS. 81. 8c9,
Mantatp 6. Satotsba9eu.
@tiQ pater unb Walbin9tun &ty G6. @9tnsr
5alting unb Dafuta @tY 9. @9miot>
@inpna unp Winpna @tY 9r. SLIDER.
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bns Sba er in @ulstnee f&ma9te 8eu enstetu
sing, ne " 9auit np immtr b @eiu Ndums palttt
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c1uliu8 @eprott,

Dffentlt t@er Nptar>
@de ber Wablbaw~ unb 6ten @trabs, stsenaber
ber fransUi. tatb. &ir9e
tmyFeblt i9 ieinen beutlben Mittiireern 5ur
Mniertisuns unp Beelaubieuus Spn seri9tli9en
Dptun,enten unb l1rfunoen, ais: &aufbriefen,
Syyptbeten (Deebs uno DtcrteaseS), Mietbs<
unp G'el4afts~ @ontratten, Isfamenttn, gol-
maGten fir baS Snlano unb Deutl9lanb, ictuie
CUR Beloreung aller 1T oas Nctarfa4 eini9laeen-
ben @el61fte. 1b52.1O
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Mo6re0en.
0autel &pbrer ,

gambler in @runpet9entbum
uub
@5eneralzM9ent,
ct. paul, Mtnne1pta.
2anb mrb gstauft uuo perfauft; @eloer &uer-
ben gelebut uno au9clegt; Saren tperben be3ablt
uno @elper int 9taate cp0eftirt. 1b52.1O
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9lpyptate1 unb &e1t5>Nnpdlte, i
en,pfeblsn ib ibren psrebrten beutl9en MitbIr>
germ ais He9sbeitdube unb in'S BeIpnoere 3ur
Wuafertigung pon llrfunoeu &c.
Sffice: leber Bater u. 8an9s' 2aben, 3te
@trabe, ct. Yaul. 1b52.10
0r. 9tpfenf, ...
o. @"f9'"sfF@ss' i;S ;ser' Ss"'l@t" @""' stss"'
ct. Yaul> Minne1ota, .t.
empfeblt lid fir ale innern unb aubern 4ranf-
beteu. 1926
2pnis 8ii6ner,
2ttbp9rapb,
2b1.5 ct. paul, NRinneipta.
Bnt. &eip
imyurtirt unt sertauft int @rubeu 8ranntpeine>
Sin uuo Wetne.
Gde per Dritten uno SadlpnfraBe,
1925 ct. Yaul, Minn. i.
Carl &ob,
6prt frabe, nabe bent College,
ettpneDI Nug Hlo aOlHlHItlHuuU luI uut w IttN
Sad einl9lagenbe Mrtstten. 1b52.5
9afpb 8prf II. 8r11ber,
Gde BET Se9Sten unp @abaibapfrabe>
ct. paul,
.np6eblt Glb bem Yublifum nit taeli4 fr@ g.
badeuem Brpb unb Ruten. 1b52.5
81. Sare1t,te, 49,.
@jrpceriez uno Gpnnilltpns > @ei9dE
Yiere @trabe> nabe benz @inslotp- 9ouls,
ct. Yaul.
gSaaren na9 allen Tbeilen ber @taet weroen
uasntsslel4 bslcrst. 1b52:5p
5fac marelep, =
Oruber Marcley u. 3eru>) faS1
9ir. l. empire Blvd st. Yaul.
Cine ero6e Mustpabl Don @erfseugen, &ilen-
uub @&miebe- -QBaaren, Mderbau- -(SerGtb11
@attlsr- uno @tablmaaren. fewie 3ausseratben.
1925 .- n,sz
g. Sobnipn II. 8ruber, r
8I9Ienma9er - H. :
81. ntbonYRrabe,
3weite IbIre pberbalb bet Vresbyteriansr- STRIDE,
ct. Yaul.
Stets an 9anb cine Auswabl BON Gltntsn,
VtRpIen ,e. 1885,
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BeOinQunQen.

Die Wfiunelpta StaatS5eitune~ Ct
51sint jeben @amtag.
prei5: 3wei Dollars, 1T balbiabriser
8prausbe3a
Mbonniren fann mau gu ireenb elmer 3eit bes
Sabres; bod tInnen bic bem Mbonnement soran-
gebenoen gumn1ern ni9t na9seianot >perben.
Der 5ublcrptions= Betrag fann in 99oten IT.
senb eiuer suten Bant pber, bel balbidbri9em
Mbonnement in 81 ltmarten briefi@ einse-
19idt werotn.
DB Benn @elo III regiifrirten Briefen oer-
unresiltrirtsn Briefen.
MQe Mittbsiluneeu, Gelber u. (. ~. fnb 3u
aobreliren:
$amuel Gubpisb, publi(ber,
Bor Nr. 2445, ct. Saul, Minneiota.
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The
MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTE,

Weekly Paper,
published By S.AlN'L LUDVZGH,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
Price 5000 per year.
Price Of dvertising.
One Square, l. insertion,. $0,75,
One Square, one Month, 2,25.
One Square, three Months, $50.
One Square, six Months, 1000.
One Square, twelveMonths, 100.
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g. Spbnipn II. 8rt1ber,
Bii6ienma6er. - %.-

81. Mntbonsnraee, /
3weite Ibiire pberbalb ber Vrtsbytertaner- Stride,
ct. Yaul.
5tets an 9anb cine Muswabl BON Glinten,
Vtfolen 2e. 1925
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0r. &pfemf.

ct. Mnbunyfrabe, ber teutl9en Bant eeser-
iiber,
ct. YauL Minne1pta, .t.
beiteu. 1926
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3ebn ;3eien pber wenieer biloen einen Square>
@ab.
Gin Sauare Wal. $0,75.
Gin @quare 2 M(al -. 1>25.
Gin Square 3 Dfal. . 1,75.
Sin 5quare 4 Mol. -. 2,25.
Sin @quare fir 3 Mpnate $50.
Gin @quore fit 6 Mpnate 1000.
Gin Square fit Sabr 1900.
N4S @rDbere Mnsei9en werben nerbaltnib-
mlbfg auf baS BiQi9lte berebnet unb Sttrtfl-
jdbrli9 Dorausbe5ablt.
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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-11-19

its genial climate and wholesome sys-
TEN of slave labor, sugar may be profit
ably produced at two and three cents.
The largest crop ever made in the
State was that Of 1858, which amounted
to 449, 1924 hogshcads. Its value was
only Sl5, ,726,34O, while the crop Of last
year was estimated at $24, 99S, ,424, there
being 362, 296 hogsheads, at 500 per
hogshcad- whilst the crop Of SO brought
but So per hogshcad.
Wiel the increase of production in
sugar; there was an increased demand
for sl;ee labor and the Governor Gene
raj was petitioned for the permission ofa
a mote rapid supply of importations
from t ,he coast Of Africa.
FoP;p long time it was thought tllass
the cane could not be raised beyond or
as high up the river as the Pass Man.
chac and when the late Col. Philip
Hickey purchased seed cane in 1912
from Destreban, for the purpose of en-
terIng upon the culture and manufacture
Of sugar, he was laughed at by the old
planters below, as visionary. s--.
As mentioned before, the cane was
planted by many for the purpose of eat
ing the stalk; and Judge Ludling, who
had for several years thus raised it in
his garden in Pointe Coupce, had guam
tlty sufficient to make fourteen hogs
heads OF sugar, but he had to send his
cane down to Col. Hickey's mill, it be-
ing then the nearest one to Pointc Cou-
pee This was in 1914. presume there
are many Of your neighbors yet living
who remember when the first old horse
mill, with its wooden rollers, went into
operation 1t is but few years since,
that some might be seen Oh the Island.
But this is an age Of progress.
From statement before me, it ap-
pears that of the last years crop Of :
S62 ,296 hogsheads, averaging 1850 lbs.
each, 3o8,47l hogsheads were brown
sugar, and 53,s25 hogsheads refined and
clarified There were last year 1924
sugar houses in operation, Of which 9a7
were worked by steam and 81 by horse
power: It also appears by the most
careful calculation, that more than sOO,-
600 hogsheads are annual consumed in
the United States; or assuming the pop
uatlon to be 100000, the amount
consumed by each man, woman and
child, black and white, would be 50
pounds per head.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-11-19
I'HGN1x.-

SOURCE OF THE NILE D1scovERED.-T
New York Courier and Enquiries says:
The great problem of the source of
the Nile, which has occupied the atten-
ton of the world during so many ages,
may now be considered as indefinitely
solved. Capt Spoke, who has just re-
turned to England from an extended
tour in Central Africa, in company with
Capt. Burton, discovered u lake, called
by the natives Nyanza, but by the Arabs
ukerewe, which appears to be the great
reservoir of the Nile. 1t extends from
2 degrees 30 minutes south to 3 degrees
80 minutes north latitude, lying across
the equator in eastlongitude 33 degrees.
Its waters are the drainage of numcr-
GUS hills which surround it on almost
every side. The new lake washes out
the Mountains of the Moon as at present
existing in our aliases. An expedition
has been formed in Bombay for the pur-.
pose of continuing and completing the
discoveries of Capts Burton and speke.
Mr.. j. Kennedy, Secretary to the Bonn
bay Geographical Society, and Dr. Syl-
vester, are at the mead Of it, They are
to set out in November and will at
tempt a thorough exploration of the
great lake region, which is now known
to contain the source Of the Nile.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-11-19

Notice.. 4. ROY, Attorney and Coun
scllor at Law, and Notary Public, has removed
pig Office next door to the Court Hoase