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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01

BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and the WEST.
~ -fhe steausrn Of the NETWORK ADD BALTIMORE
sTEAHSHlP LINE issye Pier No IL Sorth RIVER, daily,
u,iirr bs 5sssss ia ffs bo1rs Freight Baltimore, 'K
.ns foot Wsbihfon ten cents g.r foot and Popoi.
xso. mss apply 70 o r. X co.'s Oefce No Z) Broad
CAV Aeeiy N y. b. CROMWELL L Co., No. 80 Res-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01

BOGARI, Aucu0neer, Dy >. bOpAhl.--
THIS DAY lCl oco3k 81 No. LOO West 3t.hst, GEN
TEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. rosewood ParioI Suits,
Estager rosewood Chamber Furniture Cottage
Sutes Oil PaiL tng Gas Chandelier splendid Tapestry Bru
.ss CARROTS pure hair MAretseS Dining oak E1epon
DINING Tables DuiDgroom Chairs oak Lounge, English
Cloth Hat Stand Kitchen Furniture 10 Deposits required
from nnu nrchAseTr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01

a. J. BIEFCkER, AnctOneef.
Mot and nj L Il Is RR 1-SIS.-A. ..
NI BLEECKER, SON Co. viii sell At auction on FIJI
DAY March II ocock at the Merchants Exchange;
On MoIT.ST-3 lots, ". 3, near Hous,on-,t
on MULBERRy.sT (s6joning above 10 the rcsr)-S tote,
Tuothird. car remain. Maps &c at No Broad 81. 5jLl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01

u sVB'IO AND RAILROAD co bIOCk, = AnbILONN'
u H. LUDLOW Co WllTel o. Auction, On ThUhSDAIi
march g. 1919 at 1l oolocl. a. ,he Merchant Eyehange;
shAss Of the Capital och q he TTcvcron Coal and
Railroad Co HyPot, ecsd par 500 VII be Did in parcels OF
share Upward F1l particulars a. The Office o. 1e a'e
tioaesf, 10. IA Pine 81 ufD
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25
~N0UVELLES

ZHA- Aw@ &E &&&- 4&& G
FRANcE-Un enorme materiel part on
va partir pour lItalie. IEmpereur ma
jamais oublie que Napoleon Ter debuta
par Parme de rartillerie, ct lui donna,
sous Q regne, un developpement qui
changea la face des bataiIles. En- pre-
!nant cette tradition de famille, Napoleon
Ill a prepare des moyens d'action qui
depasseront encore ceux du Ter empire.
La gucrre actuelle, dit le PAS. offire
Get avantage sur celles que nous avons
soutenues en- 1talie i la fin du steele der
nier ct au commencement de celui-ci. la
ner nous est ouverte; en- outre des avan-
tages que nous pouvons retirer de la ma
vigation, pour transporter nos troupes
ct notre materiel. nous avons, par suite
de la presence de nos escadres, les
moytps d'opdrer militairement sur tou,s
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25
NEGRE MIRRON.

e %soussignG offre une recon- 10
IL pense liberale a quiconqne lui x
ramenera on logera dams une des geoles
paroissiales, l'esclave AMERICAN nomm6
griffon, age d'environ 90 ans,
ayant 5'pieds 6 I pouces Gle hauteur,
robustc, ct rGcemment arrive de Ia
Georgie.-H a quite mon habitation, ST.
tu6e au bayou Grosse-Ttte, %paroisse
1bcrville, samedi dernicr.
CHARLES B0OKSH.
Bayou Grosse-Ttte, % mai.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25
A VI
Pointe-CoupGc. IT JUN 1859.
r on EGIRE

90 ENI7lE,
n Certificat de paroisse. portant lie No. 295.
en- date du 20 d6cembre 1888. de la somme
de 1872 ct 9 cts. avec s 90 dinteret de la date.
slgne A. PRovoSTY, auditeur. en- favour de II. j.
RICHARDS, lcquel a etc pcrdu IA l'tpoque de l'ex-
plosion du steamboat I'rincecs.-- LIE public est
prevenu de ne pas nGgocier lcdit ccrtificat, lie
Placement en- ayant etc arr6te de concert ayec lie
Trcsorier ct l-Auditeur de paroisse.
p. A. ROY, agent ct avocat
pour les heritiers de fcu Dir. Richards.
Pointe-CoupGe. 4 JUN 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25
E PA IE

EI|I 7 Il.
nNT GtG arrttts par Terence Samson fills. les
As JUN. en- face de l'hahitation dc ycuve
Ference Samson. a Ia FanSsc-Riviere. IN gros
bnui rouge-pale. age d environ S ans, ayant les
, uellles c0uptcs au bout ct taiilGes a dents-de-
scic; il a aussi. sur lie cote droit du con. pres de
~l'fpanle, unc crosse glande. calsec probablcmcnt
par le .iong; scs cornes. qloique verticales. ten
dent Il Sc loiudre par-dessllS sa tGte. Et un TAU
REAu rouge, age d'environ 1 ans ct de moyennc
eroSscur.-Les animauX ci-dessus dGcrits ont
etc estimGs par II. Knaps ct ThGod. ChGneyert: lie
bnuf a so ct le tanrcau Il SIS. Sils ne sont re-
da'ls les 20 jours qli %suivront cette publ
cation, lis scront yendus. contormGmcnt a liz loi.
ls.Juin. Oh. +. MIX. JUICE de paix.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25

les points des cotes du collie de Genes c
de Ia mer Adriatique, avec unc rapidit,
foudroyante.
Tn clement nouvcau Went encore sa
. %.iouter 4 tout celia: c'est Introduction
dams n0tre matGriel maritime, dc clralou
pcs c~anonniGrcs dun NOODLE
Ces bitiments, qui sc d@moutcnt piece
piece, pcuyent 6trc Transports aVcc une
grande f~acilit6, ct fon comprcndra dc
quclle utilize lis pcuvcnt nou Gtre dams
I'm pays s%illonnG de grands icuvcs ct de
laos, qui torment, aux ahords dcs places
fortes de Ia hautc Italie. unc ratification
~naturellc. Vicnne maintenant I'm n0u-
vcau siege dc Mantoue, ct lon comprcn-
dra de quelle utilize pourraicnt 0
ttre, dams cette. G~ventualit6, ces %nouvcl-
les ~chaloupcs canonniercs.
D'apres des ordrcs de l'Empcreur, dcs
batteries fottantes, proprcs il la naviga-
ton dcs rivicres, ont etc commanders ct
doiyent ttrc dirigGcs vcrs lie Theatre dcs
operations.
lie meme Journal annonce que, lie %
mai, les Autriclicns, all nombre dc
10000, ont GvacuG Plaisance ct ont re-
traffic Zen PEASANT sur le Po) en- LON
bardic, sur la route de Milan, OH lis pa
vouloir c%Gnccntrcr leur armGe.
lie gen. Neil, commandment lie 4me corps
de ParmGe franchise, soutcnait Garibaldi
avec $4,000 hommes, ct await en- vue de
marchcr sur Milan.
Les 80 n%avircs marchands autrichicns
lui ont etc captures par Pescadrc fran
;aise de PAdriatique, sont evalues, avec
.eurs engagements, i $40, 600, 900.
Tn fait caractGristique qui prouvc ,
militaire don't la ~ieunesse fran. {
,aise est gGneralement animGe, c'est ouc &
lie commencement de la guerre. |
cs bureaux de requirement Gtablis dams |
cheflicu de dtpartcment, sont
ncombrts de jcunes gems demandant a q
o%ntracter des engagements volontaires
'onr les divers corps de rarm6e.
D'apres des details pr6cis parvcnus \
u comlte de Fartilleric, ON a maintc-
ant la preuve de lincontestable ct ter
ible superiorit6 DIES canons raves fran
ais sur ceux des Autrichiens; OH assure :,
.u'aucun rempart ne peut plus resister. :
IA bonnie port6c de ces terribles engins
st de 5000 a3,2oo metres q miles y :
lals ayec n justesse parfaite; lie pro-
ectilc, "a cette distance, traverse Fobsta- {,
lc sill nest pas trop Gpais, ct Gclate en-
ute avec n force G%pouvantable.
Ioutes les correspondances s%'accor- ;,
a fetrir lie pillage, les rapines ct les
l~olcnces des soldats autrichiens p~artout :
! lis passent; PAutriche fait la guerre =
la propriet6 publique ct privee. Est-il
ossible que Ia civilization puisse en-
're porter quelque interet a de parcels PI
andalcs?
A Tortona, Vigevano, Novarc, Yer R
i, &c, &c, lie pillage, lc viol, lie meur- D
g, DC, ont etc tout-afait dignes DIES =
'ldats du fameux Attila, qui Sc disait r,
l6au de Dieu. G
1t
xAL-- - -
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(JoHs Menus,
Ssgnf: DAVID GAY, + Comite.
P. BoUANCHAUD.
Pointe-Coupee, I juin 1859.
RES
ddoptees par Ia Contention dc Paroisse.

Resolu que lie vote dome dams chaque
district sera transmits par les commissai-
res au president du Comite central.
Ledit Conite deyra s'assembler i la
Maison de Cour, lie
Samedi, 25me jour de Juin 1859,
ain de proceder au depouillcment des
votes, ct announcer les mons des candi-
OATS choisis.
Ont etc designes CONNIE mcmbres du
Comlte central, les suiyantes.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25
Machines q Coudrc.

GRAND DGroT DE MACHINES i COIfDRE
A L ma@asin De NM. GRAUGNARD x Gle.
n Il il /@"&Se Rtlt,r. Pl"-Coupee (Le.).
&c sont les ctIthrrS machines lie Nm. Wheeler
ct Wilson-Pour la facilitG ct dams linttrGt de
leur clientele MN Gisugna:d d Gle. ntgociantS.
ont en- depot III tres-grand nombrc de cs macti-
mes; lis lnvltent resp"ctucusemcnt les families. les
danes ct les demoiscllcs 4 les vcnir y%isitcr. Files
Seront Vcnducs au pIiN dc Ia vile. Is JUN
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25
MARRON EN- PRISON.

NEGRE M1RRON EN- PRISON.
4 etc arret6 ct conduit d la geole o.
IL de notre paroisse, lie negre anne *
ricain nomme Asa, Sc distant APP ~
partenir a James Crawford, de Thibo-
deauxyille, sur lie bayou Lafourche, "A
miles de la station Terrebonne du che
min de fer. Ledit negre est age d'envi-
ron 26 ans; il porte barbe ct est tres
noir. lie proprietaire est invite a lie
venir on a lie faire reclamer, en- Sc CON
formant a la loi.
M. AGUILLARD, geolier.
Pointe-Coupee, 81 mai 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25
p X STEPHENS.
Constructor ct Reparateur de Moulins a
mou0re lie MAILS. &c. &C..

nONNE avis aux habitants d. cette paroissc,
~ quill est pref a rGparrr les pievreS a mott
DIRE ct 4 les remettrc Ell bon ttat. ainsi que les
dts mouths. ct tout &c qli concrrlle son ttat.
ii est trtS-blcn rccummandc les citnyens de
cctte paroisse. ainSi que de tous ccux pour les
Tuels il a trayaill6. On pourra. crpcndaut. len
rGjGrnr a Mn, L. Tanneret Y. IIebcrt ct Antoine
DGcuir. de cette paroisSe: ct !: NM. TIL. ". Scott.
Windtaln. G.. ct O. Rhea. Il. II. Barrow.
d Barrow. J. CaIriere. J. II. McNcely. &c. d'ESt
ct Quest eiiciana.-S' adressrr an bureau de-
ce journal. on a 7. X. Stephens. a Bayou5S Sara.
Ii marS. 3 mOiS.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25

ave. u'0 'ie'-'0' . "'''9'''' "'"lS ap''s
= '"'0' '' o0'i0"' "I''"''c' les tro'i
pcs ~ '''o'' 'eo '"' 'n'o vi o''o"te e
i~el'o'S'e" "' '"''e 0o'" "h leSS'h'
L'S o'fe'''S Ief'cs &c lTrli assent
que 'cS N''''''''''S ont a0'hdonnc fon''S
!c"fS positions sur Ia rive SaucAe dc Ia
'7eS''; guns Son1 en- 2Ic!hc rctFaite ct
EctfaVersent lc icss'n.
O'l azure engagement tr"s-San@tant Il
Gu lieu " ''n''c''@a' ct les Au'r'ciIcns
ONT dc nou'cau etc repoH8Ses; leur pcrtc
a etc considerable.
Les Autricllicns ont cssayG dc traycr-
ser lie 20 Il Ccrvcssarca, mais lis ont etc
~repoussGs par les habitauts ct obligts
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25

TrReUlE-Dcs avis ont etc recus Il Lon
dres, %annoncant que Pinsurrection Il la
qnelle on s'attcndait dcpuis longtemps,
a Gclat6 sur les territories situGs entire
la mer Adriatiquc ct lie Danube. Tout
lie Herzegovina est en- pleine %r6volte, ct
les habitants ont proclamG leur indGpcn-
dance en- ne reconnaissance plus FantoritG
de la Porte Ottomane.
La meme ef1ervescencc regne dams lie
Montenegro ct d'autres provinces.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25
$ A ;, =, =, :. :. :,
i%litaire Poydras,
.s-.s La /. NIate.NunLtn LII

--
\. ". JACKSON, president
'oItSScur to- sciences physilu"s.
II. TNNTENAN, Nro!cSSrur tie
IS Of de ~IjttrraturcS ancIrnnr~.
~.rrofrs>cnr dc observation-disclosures.
. prpIrSscw tie Iangae ct lc
]Iitttrutnrr ~traIraiars.
TERM E>:
lsSion dc 10 mois. payable scmi-
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Iutrlncs........... $3.50
scription........ SO
At plus amplrs intormAtions, s'a.
dlau president.
,rs False River, P.-0. (I0.).
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25

WASHINGTON, l6 juin-Les divers cas-
survenus en- Prusse, en- Russie, en- Autri.
che ct en- France, ct don't lie departcment
'd'Etat a recu des informations officielIes,
ont etc pris Ell consideration, ct lie Cabi-
net a conclu par d6clarer, conformement
a ropinion du secr6taire Cass, que notre
commencement n'interviendra pas au nom
des individus qui, reimbursement, sc
rendent en- Europe.
Les 5 citoycns americans qui avaient
etc emprisonn6s d Rome depuis quclque
temps, ont etc remis en- libert6 ct sont
actuellemcnt a bord de la fregate des
Etats-Unis Wabash.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25
BUDGET DES

P~RoBABLEs DE La pARo1SsE De LA rOINTE-
%coUPeE, POUR L'ANNGE 1859,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25

EGARE on VOLE
DE mon Habitation, dams File de la
~ Fausse-Riviere, TN CHEVAL anne
%ricain, de c%ouleur noire, marque dune
petite etoile au front, II partie de la
crlnlere (pres des fpaules) blanche. =
Ce cheval ne va pas le train.
une recompense liberale est offerte i
celui qui lie ramenera chez
2 avril GEORGET CHCTZ.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-25

SUIssE-Berne, s mai-Le president
du consell federal Went de r~ecevoir, de
q part dcs ambassadors ~francais ct
russo, Ia n~ouvellc qu'une convention a
etc c~onclue entire la France ct Ia Russie.
IN des points importants de cette con-
ventlon, est la pronlesse que fat la
France de ne pas 6tendre la guerrc au-
della des limites indiquees; par contre,
la Russie s'cngage, i la premiere inn
mlxtion de la confederation allemande.
q lntervenir avec une armee d'au moins
3oo,0 600 hommes.
3 juin-Les autorites fesdGrales ont
reeu avis dc Parrivee, en- cette vile. de
Ia duchessc de Parme (Louise-Marie
Ellie s'est enfuie de son duche
par suite de Ia revolte de SEES snjets, qui
ont brlse leur joug ct Sc sont rallies sous
letendard de Independence i%talienne.
TALE & Observation-Disclosures, en-
Sc propage rapidemcnt, ct
des milliers d'hommes Sc presentent an
camp de Garibaldi; &c dernier a en- son
p%ouvoir tous les bateaux a vapeur des
acs Majeur ct Come.
Garibaldi, don't l'avant-garde s'etait
'ortee q Is miles de Milan, a eprouye
IN echec dams sa marche; il a rencontre
nc force bien superieure en- nombre,
ortie de Milan, qui Ia force de r~etraiter
ers Come. Il a toutefois ripost6 4 Pen
emf, ct apres p~lusieurs conaits s%erieux,
est rentre i Come.
Les Autrichiens ont attaque Favant-
aFde dc l'armee alice Il Sestc-C alende.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

In addition. the above Wsihave private dss.
patches to the effect that the rioters haze been
6usIly engaged in cutting down the telegraph
wires at points ny. Westward from the Ferry
Also TO the effect that the Presidentrhad ordered
the Ut'S! Marshal of Western Virginia Def.
MARTINI to repair to the Ferry BY ethis evenings
train, and arrest the rioters who been taken
by the military. No trains on the Baltimore
road will roach Wheeling before tomorrow.
morning. 80 sn9.,n SniarEl I...l o isL..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19
MRS, WINSTON.

An experienced nurse physician has Soothing
Syrup for children teeng which greatly facilitates the
process of teshins By sOening the gums reducing all
MISUNDERSTANDING nPanI q sure the
bowels Depend pp0ni mothers twill give rest to your-
Selves and relief and to Perfectly SAFE
in all gases See advertisement column -
augzS ~ ffGIstf 80 Rsa7n-G 1yd&W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19
=, where insurgents have ia

near Harper's Ferry, where insurgents have ia
ken refuge. Troops will leave this afternoon.
Gov. WISH passed Relay house this morning
en- route for seat Of war. Three artillery com
lpanies have arrived and quartered at Fort
fMcHenry sWaiting orders.
The directors Of the Pennsylvania railroad
with their ladies' arrived at MartinsburehS.
tegday on theiEsway home from theigfecenf ex-
cursion to Chicago. The train was detained by
thesdiHculty at Harper's Ferry, but Gs--t the
track is now unobstructed they are probably on
their way to this city and may reach Philadel-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

GlLDEEF, the Grst member of Congress from
California, was kilIediin "a dnel.E Hefbert, an.
other member of Congress, murdered hotel.
wniter!lat Washington. Key, the District Ats
tOrney, who ,treachetOusly connived' at his &C.
quittals was shot by sickles, and now Senator
Broderfck is killed by Judge of the Supreme
Court What record for the first Pacific
STATED
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

TnE CleveIanders were entertained last week
with 9 Canada elOpement, young girl ofsweet
sixteen and gray but wealthy old man of sixty
being the principal parties in interest. The
girl arrived first with scanty wardrobe but
plenty of. money, and weeks fixing up put
her ia excellent trim to receive SKIER uncle, who
had hardly arrived before another old man in
baggy, trousers red blanket coat and Slight
Yorkshire accent, came down to claim his daugh.
ter. The two old men had q conference, the
result of which was that the injured father went
home and the loving pair continued their jour-
ney. S,a-,r5 i s5,asl-5-zs5 =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19
TO the Be-Drugged aad toolsonod Cfsfzons
+. Of Wheeling and Vicinity.


r. Of Wheeling and Vicinity.
You with deluge of the vIlest
the form Of AlcohOlIs Drinks" ever emanaed from
that pest Of society, the LIQUOR Ml1ka They are sold to
you as luxury, or they dispensed you as Med.
cine, and in either case tho effect is the same.
There is but way escape and that is to use as
luxury or medcameut, safe andretable 'tmuant sold
under stamp and SEAL which renderS 1t certain that
not heentampered with. Such an ARTICLES -
& aCharles' London Cordial Gin.
which is dlsed under inDpectonorhe British Govern
ment decately favored (nnlike any other Gin) with
some Of the most OF the Vegetable
KnsdOm and by fapthe healthy beverage extant
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS EuRoPs AID AMERICA not
only recommend tsuso by he7hals ndhearty but pre-
scribe it as medicine where Mt is required
THE REAALH sEx viii find It not only pieasan. Cordial
but certain rssfin suGsngso periodical character
AHAITEoAL c4AD4s HANKS pronounce 1t perfectly
pure, and hsrest orr merits incompatible. i
sod opy In quart pint bottles by al Dnuoo1s
For salem Wheeling Ya BY 4. H. LOGAN 90, Al Main
street. E:B HNsToN17 Market and others.
/; /, 55EDaUsD5o. CHARLES, GsneEal Agent
lnny11-dAWl1m DEPOT. No. 40 BROADWAY, NY. "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

A New York correspondent of D,0ight's Jour
nal says: "FOrmes is expected here daily
He does not intend to go into opera specuiations,
and his proposed company has proved fizzle.
He means to give concerts, most probably in
conjunction with Anna Bishop and Arthur Ma,
poleon. He refuses operate engagements, and
charges so much for single night that it is not
likely the managers will engage him., Thus he
can devote all hisenergies' to concer}izins.z. He
expects to make bushels of money"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19
= 5ei-ari.z s1es JOURNAL, OFFICE, 4

. I.eoQl1sylE1tttF, ky,, Oct. 10Th, 1861.
l am grieved to be compelled at last TO give
you the information that cannot come TO
Wheeling I find myself suddenly visited with
symptoms of an old malady that afflicted me
terribly 9 year ago, and | dare not leave home
at present. have infinite regard for your com.
munity, and beg you to make my apology to
them. M Very truly, yours, w 80 49,,
-.....-..-.l. GEO d. PRENTIcE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

It is always best to play to win ifyou doplay.
The sporting men in Rochester, N. =, think SO,
and take the necessary precautions Upon
some thieves arrested in that city recently, were
found to packs Of playing cards accomplished
by the following directions The first SIS
printed slip apparentIY sent5by the smanufactus
rsrs of the eardsito the blackleg purchasers It
reads thus
'sFoR SlzF-Place-the four Aces, Kings,
Queens, &C., together. Look at the place mark
you will observe that there lisa variation in each
figure, commencing with the Ace, audiso on
down tosthesD Deuce
When learnt, each card can be told, as
web by the back as the face" *; ~ -.
Another piece Of paper containing additional
directions. reads as, follows: IN oos2 20
"These are marked son the Spread principle
THERE'S a wider space between the Bars at the
place marked l for the Aces, at 9 for Kings, at
8 for Queens, at for Jacks &c! &c, EdoWn-toi
the 2 spots. Learn well before playing"
f. 4z{= 80 Il rqsyE
TIE Artesian. Well has reached, the depth ef
1928 feet, and the Indications are favorable for
again striking = sandstone stratum, but this ad-
Vantageoug feature cannot be pushed to Fealif
1ation Of everybody's wish, for the. aPProPria-
ton is exhausted, and the work Will.stop Satur-
day night, until the meeting of the legislature,
when funds Can Be provided. This is unfortu-i
nate, for stoppage of work is dangerous to the
ultimate success Of, the undertaking, making the
occur. -
> This well is now the deepest in the United
States, and, with one exception, tbs deepest in
the world. The following are the depths ofthe
-four principal holes in the ground: Well At ~ -
9oL1u1Dus Ieet.
Louisville,
st. Louis, 1880
Luxenbnrg Germany.
We might. insthisi connections mention the.
well in the West of ireland, the wonderful depth
of which was related to us by an, enthusiastic
Emeralder. He said It was SO deep that three
extensive rope-Walks were busily employed
three months making rope itoIeachf the bottom,
and then itlwasg too short. q A dozen men were
engaged week Keeling out the rope, and the
lower part was strongly impregnated with sui.
lphur, while the extreme end was singed. This
was too,much for the we'll borers, and the work
stopped. State Journal. ~ - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-19

IT is stated that the King Of Sardinia con-
templates comforting the Order Of the Annuu-
ziata on those French Marshals who command
ed in the late war. The Order is one of the
Oldest and most distinguished in Europe and is
generally accorded only to:pripces. There are
in all, at present. only thirty -four members It
gives the possessor Of it the title of "Cousin to
the King" and confers upon him the privilege
Of sitting near his majesty in all official dinners