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The Sugar Crop.


With some, pretty good msans Of knowing, having
recently passed through most Of the sugar parishes
y w oea'es anu naue uaIso.s ~
gar crop OF Louisiana for 1888 down e hogs
tssa 3 y sss NJ ssSs. y =
this matte, u
The overflow destroyed, it is estimated, from sixty
to seventy-ive thousand hogsneAds q sugar, OF ~
n.osah,, deat,ov.a ortv .cr.. of cane
and ths yast sheet of nd viii haye % Sc planted 81
cane taken from other fields. ard that would have
neen MADE into sugar n0s IoE !ne 0vsLnoM. s. ;.
that natnra}lu Selon "a % - IN cscn. y.
There was q gradual loss going on in the wind
rowed cane from the time It was cut down TIL It was
Sorkeo np. ,a,.;as,.h,. ,o.. - q
aonr cane -
SUI sauo. y. ~. i.......xf 49, .....x..
.;a - snaa, ssn Il nrsvions vea the COTTON cron
beinr considefed more profitable
With these facts before rs, Mo are unable to $50
how the sugar crop Of Louisiana this year exceed
400 900 boasheads.
And we do not know why sugar should not bear
very high price during the season. We are con-
fident thst those planters who hold on till March,
will obtain fine prices.-TFrankli (St. Mary Parish)
Planters Banner, 29sh. nc
- =, - - = -,-,--,
grand opera aLa Juiven will be performed. Mines
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Henry Letth, ,

GLIDER.
No. ITO CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made to order. OLD
FRAMES RE-GILT. All kinds of PLAIN and ORNA-
MENTAL GILDIN @ one in the best style mylb 2ply
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WILLIAM FINN b CO.,
d2s 2psteod General Agents.
- Choice Liquors,
Of EvE ERY DEsCRI TION,
Specially selected for the use Of
Connoisseurs, Planters and Families.
CHAMPAGNEs.
GORDON RoUGE........... OF g. Fl. Mumm CO.
ROYAL RosE..............O OF g. Il. Mumm 4 Co.
CABINET. OF g. Il. Mumm 4 Co.
yERZENAY. OF Jules Mumm Co.
GRAPE LEAF EXTRA. or Landry, Giderman 4 Dietz
CELL DE PERDRIx.........o or Moet 4 Chandon.
sILLERY. OF Moes 4 Chandon.
PREMIUM CEEMANT....... OF Ruinhart, Pere et Fills.
Rhine Wines
OF P. A. MUMM CO. |
HocKHE1MER,
RUDEsHHlMER BRAUNEBERGER,
sTErNBERGER. sTEINwE1N,
%, SPARKLING MosELLE,
Do HOOK.
Cognac Brandies.i
oTARD DuPUY CO., v. O. P and 1888.
BISCUIT. TkICocHE 4 CO.
RAYNALL d ALUssE.
a-1.- MARErT CO.
Old WhisIkies.
BOURBON, MoNoNGAHELA AND RYE
OF various choice brands.
Sherry Wine.
WIDOW yIroRIA 4 SONS.
AMoNTILLADO.
TOPAZ.
FELIX GORDON co.
Madeira Wine.
BLACKBURN's LONDON PARTICULAR
sfs--e-=7 ALFRED lwELLINGToN
ANCHOR.
NEWTON GORDON SON.
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY,
PORT WINE,
CLARETs
CURACAO, -@
MARAsCHINo,
ASSORTED coRDIALs,
KIRscHENwAssER.
ANNIsETTE,
ABsYNTHE.
A>OnsAOH AOHScT aiut1 AAes
5-Persons desirous of obtaining CHOICE GOODS in our
line, are invited to examine our stock. n-@
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CONVERSE Il CO.,
do 2pl2tFrMoWe IL Gravier street.
.NeaU and Fashionable Clothing.
F. STRINGER & CO.,
IS Camp street,
Invite attention to their large stock Of
Sup French Cloth FRoCK and DRESS COATS,
Rich Velvet and Plush VESTS, =5
French and English CASHMERE PANTS,
Rich SILK soARFs,
CRAvATs, and
NECK TIES.
sHlRTs-of best quality
UNDER GARMENTs-of every description.
ROBES DE CHAMBRE,
JoUvINs KID GLOVES,
d24 2pteod FRENCH CAMBR1c HANDKERCHIEFs.
Clothing!
N o r. r I S., M A UI.L &c CO..
CLoTEIIEE5,
| CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
| Under the City Hotel,
Are offering for SALE the most reasonable terms
| heir
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK
WIN ER CLOTHING
oyERcoATs,
| FRoCK COATS,
| PROMENADE COATS,
| PANTS,
| --s- SHIRTS,
HOSIERY, &c
All selected from the LATEST NOVELTIES in Style AM
Materi
Purchasers would do we'll to call examine nl5>2ptf
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Stsk lSs.esses, Stlk Dresses:

At any Prices, without regard to Cost!
czTF -avD c0UNzRr ELADxEs
Will do well to call early
LAZARE g. LEvAssEUR's,
CHARITIES STREET,
Where they will find one Of the bes. stocks Of
DRY GOODS
IN THE COUNTRY.
AND AT SUCH PRICES
AS TO AsToNIsH EyERYBoDYl
LAZARE & LEvASSEUR,
dI3 2ptf Nos. and 10 Chartres street.
Ladies' Pattern
EMPORIUM OF FAS HON
MFRS CADN.
DREss-MAKER,
Corner OF Canal and Ch artres streets,
Over Mullen Co.'s Store,
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND,
PATTERNS
OAKS AND MANTIL AS,
New and very Graceful
Il n S g vE wars rs,
great variet. Of -..s i
NEW AND VERY ELEGANT SLEEVES,
variety Of Beautiful and Appropriate Designs for
LADIES' WRAPPERS,
Capes, Berthes, Hoods, Sacks. Under Gar
ments, etc., '....
Including Bridal Opera, Evening, Home Promenade and
Costume DRESSES Of Elegant Appropriate Designs
THE cHILDREN's DEPARTMENT
Is unusually full and attractive, which included
variety of MISSES and Boys OvER-DREss of entirely
Design, adaptei all ages materials variety c
mate also. BOYS and MISSES APRONS, Capss, Mantles
and Sacks. .-.-..-
Boys Play and Fancy Suits.
Also. appropriate Pat of conceivable article
neced with Infants First Wardrobe; also for year
old and upward. She also manufactures to order
ALL THE ABOVE-NAMED ARTICLES,
having every facility for doing with dispatch and in
the best manner possible nl7 2pH
Reddiag 5 Co.'s
so U TIL e r. N Il x P r E. S S!
oFFIcE-UNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL. N. ORLEANS,
For the Reception and Delivery Of Goods for all Points
On the Opeousas Railroad
This Company organized for the purpose of doing GEN.
ERAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, such
forwarding Specie Bank Notes ewey Merchandise Bag
We also prepared do General City Express Bag
gage Business III connection with the New Orleans Opeousas
and Gre It Western Railroad.
Will call for and deliver with dispatch and reasonable
city of New Or1. ans.
Merchants planters and RELY upon Company
forward the minute article any destination
most respectfully solicit share of public patronage
W. E. REDDING,
tn. THAYER,
W. H. HENNING,
Proprietors.
HAu.horized Agents of Bombalie Co.'s Island of Cuba
Express. d7 2ptf
The Southern OiI Company.
undersigned having been appointed SOLE AGENTS for
the sale Of the products manufactured by the SOUTHERN
OIL CoMPANY's Factory at Mobile, prepared to
urnish
Machinery OIL
warranted equal to wINTER-STRAINED LARD OIL. 70,
| lubIicating purposes.
Paint OIL,
Suitable for every description of PAINTING and for ALL
| COL0RS, except white extreme light shades.
| Gas OIL.
Manufactured expressly for the portable apparatus.
| Deck OIL.
ofsupeor quality for decks of ships and steamb ats
/ Also
| Navy Pitch,
Which will be found of superior quality perfectly
| free from all impurities
The Machinery Oil is fully guaranteed when pu chased
| any recognized agent of the Company.
For sale by the resident agent the works Mobile
/ G. G. BOGERT Il CO.,
Agents of the Compsny,
i see 2ptf&W 72 Camp street, N. o.
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OLYMPIC e CO.,
~ .Chartres Street.............34
Corner Of Customhouse street, New Orleans
OPENING OF GOODS.
The ladies respectfully informed that lust re.
sociyed from Paris fine and rich assortment of
MILLINERY AND NOVELTIES,
which will be opened
f MONDAY, the 22d inst.
The goods having been selected by
MADAME OLYMPE
herself in the best houses in Paris the undersigned confidently
expect continuance Of the liberal patronage
tended to them. D.
OLYMPIC b CO.,
n22 2ptf "A Cb.rtres street.
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4. f. Murray, .age,,s,

Dealer in
PORTER, ALE AND CIDER, BOTTLES CoRKs AND
CIDER VINEGAR,
Removed from 10 and 81 Benve to "a and "a GUS
ToMHOUsE STREET.
AsAH orders for the above articles promptly filled at th.
ortest notice, by wholesale and retail mys 2p1y
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Wood, .HltItestberge1. $ Co.,
UTHERN
ORNAN1ENTALI IRON WORKS,
50 Camp street, New Orleans.
All styles of RAILING for Cemeteries Galleries. Balconies,
Offices, Verandas etc. etc., from the lightes and most
graceful, to the heaviest and most elaborate designs
IRON FOUNTAINS VASES, sTATUARY, LIONS, DOGS,
Dragons, etc.
IRON sETTEEs, CHAIRS, TABLES STOOLS, BRACK-
cts. Lamp Posts, Flower Stands, Horse Troughs, Hay
Racks, Hitching Posts, Carriage Gates, Tree Boxes
IRON ST. AIRS, Straight and Spiral
CAST IRON MAUsOLEUMs of beautiful design and fnish
CORINTHIAN GAPS, COLUMNS, etc., etc.
Our facilities for executing orders for and every article
in the Ornamental Iron second and invite
the attention Of the public to list of Designs
number confident that while their will suited
work will combine all the requisites of beauty and Substantial
construction.
A5rWareroom-No. 81 Camp street. Foundry and Machine
| shop-No. 247 Tchouptoulas street.
WooD PERoT WooD MILrENBERGER i Co.,
jyl6 2p6m Philadelphia. New Orleans
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
AprAes Of $4OO approximatng to S6D 600 prize M
lprizss Of 500 approxlmang 1900 prize are... N
Sprsssof $50 approximang 10000 prize are... 1000
lprfEss Of 225 spproximang 5000 prize ara.., 9J
Aprisos of 2DO spproximatng to 1909 prize are. :.
4priEes Of $50 appropriating to 5000 prize are.. 81
4prises Of l6O 6Oapproximang to l5OO prize are.. Az
A0Oo pr1esof Osre. ....................l0a0
Whole Tickets. SO; Halves. IS; Quartsrs, $3.50.
MA Circular showing tho Plan Of the Lotteries win b.
cent to any one desrous Of recevingi It,
5000 Prizes Of $40 will be BY figure OF IN.
our1bsr that draws the $4,000 prize. example II h,
aumssr drawing the prize No. l. then sl III.
Hcfets where the number endsin will be sso
ths number ends with No. tickets
oer ends in 2will be entitledto $50, and too.
Certificate Of Psckageo Of 10 Whole Ticke.s.....ss
10 Half ............ q
III quarter. 20
10 Fights ............ 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFIcATEs,
Enclose the address Tickets ordered on
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by Hrs.maI
Purchasers have tickets ending Ia any asue they ay
designate.
The list of drawn Numbers Prizes will bs sent to r.
ehAsers Immediately after the drawing.
A7Purchasers will please their signatures pl.in ii
give their Postoace, County and State.
A1-Remember that every Prize drawn and payable.
fun, without deduction.
All communication strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets Certifcatesto
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
Box Sc s, Post-orhce. New Orleans La, or
WOOD, EDDY d CO.,
d22 2p&W Augusta GEORGIA
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Cigars !! Ctqars /!

Purchasers will always find in store assortment the
well known bandsInenuidad, Flor Pujadas Meridana
Flor Pancho Redowa Cabargs Partagas Know
Washington Dos Hermanas, Mazo Habano, etc.. etc., the
lowest prices
P. PRATS & CO.,
o26 2ptf 29 Commercial Place.
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Lea S Pers.tns'
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSH SAUCE
Pronounced by ConnoIsseurs
TO be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE
AND APPLICABLE TO EVERY VARIETY OF DISH
Extract of letter from Medical gentleman at Madras to
his brother at Worcester, under date of May 1851:
"Tel LEA PERKINS that their SAUCE is highly es.
seemed in India and is, In opinion the paatabe
we'll the most wholesome Sauce that is made"
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the Jury Of the New
btion of Foreign Sauces. obtained by LEA PERRINs
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The world wide
fame Of which having led FoRGERIEs pur.
chasers requested that the of LEA PER-
N RIMS are upon the WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE.
Va LEA PERKINS will proceed aganst any infringing
either by manufacturing vending spurious Sauce
instructed their correspondents in various parts
advise them of nfringemens Sole Wholesale Agents
the United States
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
405 Broadway, New York.
stock always store Also orders received for direct
ehipment from England. aul6 2p1y
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Coal.
Coal.
Coat.
ATTENTION

The City Fathers having removed Coal Landing to the
extremity of the city limits will greatly reard the de
livery OF coa-do not wait until the last lump on the
he Frost takes position the resde but leave your
orders in time, at
5.G No. ls Exchange Place,
CITY COAL OFFICE
Opposite Post-OHice.
y. i't, .sn. ....l...-s - P. H. WILLARD
:, N.B,-2N TUNs ENGLISH CAMEL. best article hand
pcSed Just received ship Noses We delivering
fssn the thip at very low prices. ne 2pu
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sheasesd Plated ware.

We have Just received large invoice of
-SH1sEEZEsLD PLATED GOODS
Consisting Of
RICH CAsTORS,
WINE AND LIQUOR STANDS,
FRUIT AND CAKE BASKETS,
CANDLEsTICKs,
WATERS. etc.
Which offering at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
81, .. BOWLES l. JUDSON,
House Furnishing Store,
% 2pH = Camp street.
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d27 2plOt
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-09-29
sTRoUDsBURG, MONROE COUNTY, Pa SEPTEMBER 20, 1859

nearly on level with the lake, is so im
pregnated with salt, soda, 60, as to yielC
but grudging return for the husband
mans labor. believe, however, that e.
ven this region is available as a stock
range--thousands on thousands of cattle
mainly owned in the city, being pastured
here in winter as we'll as summer, and
said to do we'll in all seasons. For, tho
snow is never absent from the mountain
chains which shut in this valley, it seldom
lies long in the valley itself.
The pass over the Wahsatch is, if I
mistake not, $500 feet above the sea-lev-
ell; this valley about 1900. The atmos-
phere is SO pure that the mountains a.
cross the valley to the south seem but ten
or fifteen miles of; they are really from
twenty to thirty. The lake is some TWEEN
ty miles westward; but we see only the
rugged mountain known as Antelope ISL
and" which rises in its center, and seems
to bound the valley in that direction
But both the Lake and valley wind away
to the north h-west for distance of some
ninety miles-the Lake receiving the wa
ters of Weber and Dear Rivers behind
the mountains in that direction. And
then there are other valleys like this,
nested among the mountains south and
west to the very bases of the Sierra Me-
vada. So there will be room enough
here for all this strange people for many
years.
But of the Mormons and Mormonism.
[ propose to speak only after studying
them; to which end remain here for sew
eral days longer.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-09-29
*
THE EMIGRATION.
Salt Lake City, July IL, 1883

CaIt Lake Clty, July IL, lOoS.
The cry of "Gold at Pixies Peak,
founded on glowing though very slender
ly-based letters written from Denver and
its vicinity last Autumn and Winter. Gag
erly and widely circulated through the
Western journals, and fairly crazed a
good portion Of the Missouri and upper
Mississippi valleys by the opening of last
Spring. The people of the old States
have no adequate idea of the extent and
force of this mania. / estimate the mum
ber who started for Pixies Peak during
February and the three following months
of this year at nearer One Hundred
Thousand than Fifty Thousand-in fact,
hardly short of the larger number. To
this goldseeking cursade, all the Slave
States except Missouri contributed less
than one thousand persons; all the Free
States east of the Ohio. hardly five hun
dred. There were few from Western
Pennsylvania, and handful from Ken
lucky; while the great mass were from
the very richest States and Terrific les of
the West. in abont this DroportioD:
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-09-29

residue men, mainly, athletic, energetic,
and in the prime of life. How their
dreams of sudden wealth were rudely
dispelled, and the great body of them
turned back on the road homeward, with
out having been within hundreds of miles
of any possible Gold Mines, is already
known. estimate the number now in
or about the Kansas Gold Region at bare
ly Fifteen Thousand, and they are quite
enough. Unless discoveries and develop
ments have been made faster than was to
be reasonably expected when | left that
region three weeks ago, not even this re-
duced number can find employment and
subsistence there through the long Win
ter impending. Mining is business
which will not be hurried; if the Rocky
Mountain Gold Region should ultimat =
prove as rich and facie as either Califor-
MIA or Australia in it's best estate, it would
still be impossible to set One Hundred
Thousand persons proftably at work in
it in less than two years.
"Pike's Peak" having Gas they sup
posed) "gone "up," the great majority of
the gold seekers set their faces toward
home, while considerable number re-
turned only to civilized Kansas and took
up "olaims''there. But considerable
proportion, having started for gold, were
determined to have gold, or at least to
go further in quest of it. So meeting the
wild rush of disappointed Pixies Peakers
down the Platte, they changed their
course and steered for California, whittier
considerable emigration, impeled by
"Ha ard Times" in the West, was already
proceeding. Swelled by these detected
Pixies Peakers, | estimate the total num-
Der now on the road to California at a.
bout Thirty Thousand persons, with
teams of Oxen, Mules, Horses and loose
Cattle amounting at the start to little less
than One Hundred thousand head. OF
these, more than half (are or were) Work
ing Oxen.
1t was about the 1st of June when the
vanguard of this long array appeared in
the South Pass, then considerably en-
numbered with snow; and it is now of
course considerably west OF this city
Its rear, on the other hand. was far east
of Laramie when | left that post, and
can hardly yet have passed it, The EN-
icratiop, therefore, covers the great trail
for an extent of more than Seven Hun
dred miles--I think for not less than
Eight HuDdred--or fully half the dis
tsnce from the settlements Of Kansas to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-24
IiY TELEGRAPH

CISCINsATI, f:h 23-Four unchanged and rather az
demand local i limited IS 5eB5,6U for BupcTne and
3O5s6 for exl1 reCeipslight Whisky in good demand;
sales OF ITO III 255t. pTovlsiOus dull holders
wiling sell; bales hbls Mess Pork $Is25; 1871
huds Bacon to L. delivered latter part of March and
first of April a9g% lie rib aud clear side; about
100 QUO pounds LII sides sold 81 shoulders are offered
ut ~ with buyts ut 6k 100 bbs IHrd sold at c and
400 kegs do iS market for all closed heaVyrr
dispatch from N orleans very unfGyOrable No change
in Groceries, ST. aud Molasses held firmly bat the
demand is tnely lImgd hardly anything done aud
stock is rapidly terminating.
New Yonk, Pe4 23-Four firm; sales $500 Lhls ~ 1914
cd IS for chic Wheat dull; sales unnportaht Corr
frtp sales SPOT us. o1@s5 for elbow Pork firm
4lIT5lS3TJS ~ mess, AID 4l5,21 FOL Priine Lard firm
Whisky steady.
CATTLI MAnxT -Beeves buoyani; receipts 5000 head
sales 79is average being 9g9t. Sheep active and
buoJant; receptSt0tu swine also ae.Sei Sale vt 81 g
SO; Western dreis.d scarce,
BALTIMORE Feb. 28.-Elour dull at 90. Wheat unchanged
sales at S4 al 81 FOR white, and 81 35l 5 forred Corn
unchanged; white and yellow T49T6. Provisions dull
Bacon sides sell 9:t. Mess Pork $3.50 Lard I2l{
Whisky dropping; city 10 quoted at Nh.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

-Sieb Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, &c, relieved in t. few minutes by "rar.
rants Settler Aperient" "Burnetts Cocoaine"--
the best and cheapest Hair Dressing in use.
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, and Toilet articles
generally, Hair Dyes and Hair Restorers, for
sale by L. II. Logan & Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists.
SEE advertisement of DIR. sanrord's Liver In
vieorntor in another Column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-24

YIScExxEs, Feb %. The steamboat Crescent
heavily loaded for New Orleans, in atteInpt 6
to'pass down through the ,lraw-bridgo over the
Wabash river this afternoon, swung around,
striking one span of the oaio and Miss Il. II.
bridge, but doing no serious damage to it cx-
cept spriuging it ont of line. About 100 bar
reis of pork was thrown overheard to prevent the
boat from sinking, She now lies against the
bridge badly crippled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-24

VIscsSSEs. Il, june %, 1893.
PROV. o. J WOnp: A you are Gtont "a Manufacture
Vrnd your recently dseoy trsd Iair tstcratye VIII
lumsoey-ri II may thst have Essi
and known others to It'd ilve, f sFal yseTs,
the haiti usi1e other lfaiT
find youss vastly sui nor othsT know. lte-
tireiy eeaes The head C! darru, ate Niih uot's
proper Uill i-eTons hair lie oiEisi
youtbu cn;pr aTd leziuFe, g1yius t heaii srt AID
s"sS s.p-araner; and al tbs, wiileut dsr9oI ( tir
hands pty tTte s!fess pit Unnd,
therefore, iIs to every Of Law
a.. 3 = 1re col " aud texture &c their hair.
Resi-ssliui!J youIs. WILSON KING.
o. = WOOD CO, ProTristsEs, aie ATcadWay, n :,
liz great =. nIFe Railing - ara ll3
Market street - Louis. SO.
And sold BY all coed Druggists.
der.}-d ,t-w&W-ly-s5c oet26-Sn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-24

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The bill reported by
Senator Gwin, and which he intends to call up
ms soon as an opportunity viii admit, com
bincs the outlines Of Territorial Government
both for Dacolah and Arizonia, making them
twin sisters. When added Us States it shall he
with or without slavery, as their constituents
may prescribe. The fugitive slave law is to be
extended To Dacotah, anl the laws passed by
iuntil repealed by the legislature authorized by
this bill.
The Constitution and all U.S. laws not 10
cally inapplicabe to have the same forrc and
effect within the territory of Arizonia as else
where Within the u s., in each territory, the
right of suffrugs and holding Office should be
exercised only by white male citizens of the
United States-actual residents. The suffrage
in Arizona extends TO those recognized as citi-
zens 10y Mexican treaty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-24

Gy- 4Fri1qt 81 lkr clsmens.-Tbe Hon.
sherrard Clemens arrived last night in the spt-
cial car attached 10 the mail trnin, and provided
through the kindness of the Baltimore & ohio
Railroad. He was muat fatgued by the LONG.
journey, and was conveyed to the residence Of
his mother on liter 1t had been arranged
BY his friends here, to give him formal reeep.
ton, but upon reflection it was concluded to
avoid everything tending TO produce excitement
in his present weak condition. AS it was some
dozen or more friends went down the road On
the express train to meet and accompany him
home. Quite crowd thronged the depot upon
the arrival of the train, and much soIicitnde
was manifest.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-24

~ The Weather--Ye Yesterday was really
beautiful precursor of spring, with its tears,
its tenderness, and its trees-almost bossoming.
The rain had gone and with it the frost, and the
mist, and the snow, and the heavy lowering
clouds TINT have darkened our town for so
many days past. Everybody was joyous-cv-
erybody was happy. The streets were fllei
with busy merchants and smiling ladies', and Gu
ger denizens hurrying to and fro. The air was
laden with temperate breezes from the South.
and with the warm and golden sunshine from
the skies
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-24
1859. SPRING. 1859
JOHN EEOEmRR ALwAxs AHEAD!

HAVING just received five cases ofhandsome spring
IL styles Ladies' Dress Goods which, addition to my
former stock, makes of the complete selections
Dry Goods in the city, which will be sold extremely
prices for cash Cash buyers particularly
give call before purchasing else~here If You wish
money. At No. SO Main street. Centre Wheeling
the of the building, right opposite Mrs. lanes
Packages delivered al city charge
JOHN EOEMER.
N. B.-Any person wishing convenient store.
roo and DWELLING along the 9Th ward market,
accommodating terms by applying The
house formerly occupied grocery feed store
by john Chaddock. Rent moderate.
feb3 JOHN ROFMER