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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-23
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
1890


Tan NsWYoaE TAisuSH. prs than seventeen years
S which the r.t ournal in the world that appeared
astvI .nt,, attIne the unparalleled
Er1sts 81 aSrs thIn t
Pr-tsIs hsn:eforth TO receive. a,
WITHIN the present THs TRrsuSR has provided Itself
With AMI faster Press at cos OF 1910 merely
that soTs Of our may FsesEs tHs P&psrs
pons1ty the most important poins thr ugout the civ
bsst n the 1uatrg We bsiieve that those
It's epnYicons ability maintaining them We
P:lheo 20 those who believe that An lGreasgd
WeIbeng of the Republic to aid US In eaeetng
70" DAILY TasUxa Is printed on large Sheet
sni Tf @SSnT sna for s sE
nun in Iiysnce; S8 Tor six months.
Tas ssn YssEIr iDuSs Is PaSi',hed every TUESDAY
With tho o..tls HorIs AL s1:t1. Meet. 5esSy re-
.as. 9 aa n the 14aE session Of Coa
Frsa It will co7tain sunuary OF Congressiona datnzs
ar;t.siss' Novs eontInusd fo number, thus
RTIll1y hrsris family newspaper 70 those who prefer
H9' - ' TERMS:
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'f RS VsW.vo.x ws.tsr r,y,a ;l-.-p>ys
per n. country Published every s'tIriaY All con-
NV, 81 The assE psrt
OF tie vorlI, Ns,York n!le. H,rsa ari Pfola,e
Agricultural articles, &C., &C.
TERMS:
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.a.y s! t,:t = - p: sn'n's'
larger number st tn. rate Of 81 sl each 81
Anv D.rs1n ssaiios Club ~ Twenty more viii he
sntit. t. an elpV. W.G0atnus send THB wEIE
1t rafauYE u clergyman for ~
Stbs.rintionI 1aVno Vt tine. Terms always
cISI IN Iiysncs When rNft praslrs IL much
safer than to remit bank bills All letters tn h. addressed
10 HORACE GRHELEY co,
Tribune Bulldogs,
NAJjau ST., New-York.
Tag TsIBUVs AWNING for 1870 containing The Flee
ton Returns the usual matter will be Published about
1ras Pfice - :entl Ia Copies, postpaid, for 81 100
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CHARLES w. GRAHAM,

and vicinity that having purchased Drug and Pre-
sorption Store formerly owned by Dr. James Tanner ne
will continue 70 carry the Drug business in all IT'S
branches He respectfully solcIts continuance OF
public patronage which has heretofore been literally
towards this old and well known establishment
1. will be his aim keep everything, ~ the pures, knd
and the lowest price, usually TO be found In well nF-
nIshed Drug establishment.
Prescriptions carefully compounded from the purest Of
Mediclnes. CHARLES IS. GRAHAM
No. 90, cor. Main and WebsterSts,
myi9 Centre WhselinE.
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rMAa. mORGAN,

JTTHoLEsGLE AND RETAIL Manufaetarer Of Saddles,
w Brides and Trunks. and dealer In all aTt
Giles usually kept By ssddeTs, leave inform the
public has opened. No. i65 Main St. Market
Aley where will be glad to persons want NJ
any articles Asheintends TO good WORK
and fair prices he hopes to obtain liberal share
Particular attention paid to ordered
work, and repairing done with dispatch. sep1S.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
:,

WINTER ENT.
ONAnd after Monday, 29h November, 1858, the trains
" will run follOWs-Viz
First-rhe st Louis, Oiroinnati, Wheeling, BcnWood,
Baltimore and washington City Express leaves daily \
1880 A NJ, arriving at Baltimore 1910 A. NJ
breakfast and Eastern connections.
Second-Fhs North-West-rn Chicago ST. Louis, Cairo,
Indianapolis DAYTON Cincinnati Wheeling Benwood, Bal
tlmore and Washington City Expires, daily
p NJ Saturday eXcepted) arriving Baltimore
81 in time for EIstern connections.
To enjoy the elegant
take the 1880 A. VI train Cumberland
trip by the 500 A. NJ.
eturung West AMI solth-W the trains leave
Baltimore daily follows: Rrst-rhe S:i5 A. n train
arrives AZ whseIng ~ 6sJ P NJ s-eond-rhe 45O p A.
train arrives at Wheeling At 1870 A ".
The 1889 train bound East will atop AZ istAtIons
between ,.heellng and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being Gs1ed TO MoundsVe At %
cents and to B;nEood At IS cts. J.B. RORD, Agent.
W. 2. SMITH, Superintendent.
l.. NJ. COLE, Genl Ticket Agent. noVaO
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NOTICE.

THE arm Of sheppard Morgan IS this day dissolved
by mutual The bushes OF the hrm Will be
settled by J. sheppard. those ndsbtedt to the Arm
Respectfully requested call m payment, and those
having accounts against will please pressn The fer
's ssss. i0.h, 1sss 5n Z, s MORGAN.
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.sAppIEs. HARNRss. ETRuNKs.


wHOLESALE g RETAIL.
r SHEPPARD. Nc. 1si Main ST. corner OF Union. win
81 continue keep hand large and complete
sornef al articles his line. eonEisng OF Ladies' and
GentIemenI Saddles, Fine and Coarse Harkess franks,
Yaiices, Carpet Bags 6ateeis Collars Names Whips, &c.
would respectfully call atietlon stock and trust
BY Etrjet and merit Continuance
All kinds 81 repairing promptly done. and In pr ser
manner. J. B. SHEPPARD
ssp30 1871 Main St.
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TRANSPORTATION.

1850 1866
TIE PENNSYLVANIA
CENTRAL RAIL 20 ADJ
= as1A1
The Capacity equal to in the Countr
THREE TMROUGH
pa SENG Err TR AIM
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
Through Trains from all Western cities for PhladePhi
aclItIes for the OF Passengersu
surpassed for speed and comfort by any other route
out change Of Cars Conductors.
smoking Cars are attached to each G rain woodrS
runs ntIy. Mail and Past Line sunhays excepted rhr
Daily Trains direct for New York. Express Al
Past Line connect for Baltimore and Washington.
Express Train leaves Pittsbarsh NJ arrives At Phil
deiphia Bat nore 8 p b., Ney York l9so r S ~.
phIa II p. NJ, New York $50 A: NJ ,,,
Past Pittsburgh T. Nj arrives In PhlAdeph
or Baltimore at $3.50 4. NJ, New York $50 p NJ
Six DVlly Trails between Philadelphia and New YoIl
Two DAILY T5ans e Nss be ~ TAM
BoAT TICKETS to Boston are good via Norwich, y.
TICKETS EASTWARD may he obtained at any Of
important Rail- Road Offices in the West; also on hoard
Rivers; and TICKETS WESTWARD at the 0fises Of Il
Fare always as low as by an. other Route
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH.
The eOupleton Of the Western connections OF the Fem
sylVanin Rail Road to Chicago, makea this the
AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST.
The connecting of tracks by the Rail Road bridge
Pittsburgh avoiding all drayage ferTage OF Freight
gether with the saving Of time are advantages readily
PARTzES SHIPPING EISTW4RD 1in Jfsd e II
cir SIP 6 Sy bs s 0 ,nDv to
address either of the %y,n S AgsRts Of q: Company
DOYLE Co, stsabenvIIs o. H. s. PlsSei Co, Zane,
k IT, w. BssRs C
ATHERS iIIBsERT. Cnc natl, r. Q. MELDAuN Madison
co Evsnsvis PaS y w. RsHax Co., Cairo, III R.
sass 81! Louis, No JosS ILsHns, Nashville Tenn. HAI
HuST, Memphis, Tenn; CLAREE & Co, Chicago, III
W. II. II. KoONTz1 Alton, III MuRPHr WALTZ, Dubuqu
Iowa to Freight Agents Of Rail Roads atdrent point
The Greatest Facilities offered for the Protectio.
and Specify Transportation Of Lire Stock, 4
Aud Coon with usual privileges for
FREIGHTs WESTWARD.
BI Route lights descriptions can he forward.
ed from Philadelphia New York. ioston Baltimore, to
Illinois Iowa or Missouri By RGfi Road direct
The PennsyIvanlS Rail Road also Pittsburgh
port the Ohio MlskinZum, Kentucky Tennessee Cum-
ARKANSAS Red Rivers and Cleveland, sandusky
Chicago with Steamers to All ports on the NOrth-Wester
.hAnts and shippers -nrustInE the transportation al
their Freight to this Company can rely with condolences
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point In the West by
the Pennsyyanla Rail Road are at an times as rOrdGts
To BE particular to mark packages WA PHSNA r. r.
Merchants IN the West ordering EoodsfrOm East, wiz
Parties attending 10 their own shipments from the Es.t
o p1 - fIon Ss ea he Sp H ,t t
addressed either Of them the subject OF elghtS will
meet with gre%Pt stt EN-
MAGRAw 1 K0oNs, 81 North Street Baltimore.
IEEolI 4 Co., Nn. s. Kiiby street, Boston.
u. u, Il3hsToN, gsaI Erefgtt Ag't; P9i!adelPhls.
THoS A. SCOTT, CENT SWPt, Altoona, Pa. JAn4
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n EW GOODS.
FIRST STo OK OF
FALL. 81 WINTER DRY GOODS.

FALL & WHIT Err DRY GOODS.
The suNsorber having just returned bess
leave to st1ie 4sn oIr in Iuasmensn Dry
Goods lying viii sell IS cent cheaper
than any other home In the eitv-for cash.
PIrticul1r attention Is callei IN he powinEitems.
French GoodS.-l5N pieces Of SilS, all cllors and
5s, worth dollar yari the vsry best Inctv bltek
St, the E19e only ALAS Al sold 1t sI.i
qasratv anil ehsHp sernr ql'litv o. black MORE
anti rue SIX, SlWHTs sold FOR for only :; 81 yarn
best Lupon' Wsrno always so At 1881 will
TJ6 pIese. OF Oobnrzs nnd Prrnuaettos One
quality, always sells for aTHc. yards for only
Az wool DInIu no I.aInes, aileoiOrs, Lupon's
make. for only SLHe ayEl.
s1c- ish side robes; also robes De 2IyRdere robe l
les robes dc Champs large assortment at greatly reduced
prices. s
10 c1ses Of Prints best vle, and small AEured
fast warranted from to ctN, worth 12H cts
H,e@eheI Al setting lnd SSiriiuz IasIIn of
all AMI pric ty, vile At only
'os aG Gi6a Tnaa as ia
p.s aslort nt brought TO the ety OF all possible
Rsrsi 4 Rarsl ExrR anlNIRy n LRGAINsl--na::
d=s s,rng p-oviie Themselves with beautfnl and
tNg % xNne nv stock. before Purchasing, assort-
msa grsatsr has hesn and prices consiera-
AMI It gives eonsiera
biz .Iv1at1Fs eni therefore snsblel 70 sell very
Pt,5 Iv1v e1n-ts ana tIthe varietIes have In
iGrcs alma iNpse anil at all prices.
ESinuGetS-tS1 oNr lNt, li-t AMI IT, u very cheap
In Tlalk-ts can oter great intu:em4nts
CIrpets-t1 piecas NJ 0arP - Of all tni5 Brusssls,
Three PLY, Superins rrain, all WOOL etc. will sell
sSoi lastv 80 oIrp.t s5c, sunsr,r quality, all
wool far only - cents; mat h9rg1n l1n hs5rts kSss
autT velvet RAGS tbs largest size Al yavs soil at 81 for
emily -, and do, eaanan siIe. worth ~ for only
seplT la Vain Street.
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
at the Office of the Millennial

AE Inc VI .J44O 4A44A40A%
Harbinger, Bethany, Va.
C,HRIsrGAN HYNS-BoOK. in null shse ST. cents per
copy do do copy 20 t ae eS az 81
40 40 aIsey morocco eit edges extra size o. 25i do do
Turkey laoFSeeO, git edges, WIN geld clasp sl's.
SsrIs.an oOnssqunS
DEBATE On Roman Catholicism, between BP Purcell an
c SanaSs Bspt. n1 81 7sp.reODy
do do d d g. aFa6s'que''s'
Rice D ps. new edition Ss o.; per mati s2S.
RsTs OF and Rr Sees RELIGION urged
hya Campbell and others By r. richardson
BaSter's Poem,-Plain, 81: extra, g. -,...
Address War prize 10 cent; per single soPS s vol
Back Volumes CT the Nlenniai Harbinger' VI per 'o
unbound; bound, $50. -,o,,.
3 sree@cSTsSn Baptist rice Debate and HarbInger sx.
eepted The postage on Is Abontoo Cts; on the
Ai - No BOOKS e viii viii be sen. on commission
PRICE OF BOOKS by MA1L-posrAGB PAID HER
Hymn-BooE, sheep, per dozen ~
roar gilt edges, PEI doEen.....:-.l 10
Turkey morocco, Eit edges, per dos. 10 90
Christian Baptist per dozen. .....'..!V
Christian System, per dozen. .............'.''..
Terms of the marBInEer for 1858.
70 'eSs the Of six
copies year, copy for three years.-. W
Ia coPIss land on: copy EratlsI 90 90
50eopies land to getter uu Of club. book sp-
tis1n aud neatly bound Hymn Book ......-- %
sSa t9o G Hssy
100 a to three ss neatly 81 HYMN 90
100 copies land copies OF the book on Baptism and
5neatly bound Hymn Books, SlS0 w
EXTRA PREMIUAISl
For helargest three clubs $780, $I5 worth
For the next largest over $780, $50 worth Of Books.
And for the $50, e25 worth OF BOOKS
The books to selected according 70 the order OF the
Agert to whom the premium Is awarded.
nv THE CASH MUST BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
IN ADVANCE POR CLUBS We cannot adorlto keep ae-
No os @s rs,ding In Bsqny tc be admitted
Hdjress A. CAMPBELL, Be.hany,
nhIs-Iy Brooke county, Va.
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passes through N Lexington, Lancaster, Cir
eieVile Washington, Wilmington and Marr0W-the riches
and most beautiful part OF Ohio.
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T. CARTWRIGHT,
NJ u SIC PUBLIS r. e J,

MUSIC PIBLIS 81 ER
T IsT OF NEW NUsIo'-
city.
Fartune Teller; (GuItan J. 2. CHM.
Saitan's Polka; (Piano) Charles ID. Albert.
La SSlphide VAlse; (Pianol J. Asehrr.
La ciOehette du Patre; (P;anO) Leiebrue Wely.
Engine Masurka SeutnEntale; (Pianol Janes BeliAk.
Nssurka des Traineaux:f PianSlI AaeA~S
The celebrated konGo RIEaie, A. sung By Madame L.
b0Fde; Piano. Max Maretzek.
Also received the following pieces of Mu8ie
Beasie'sGrAvrj beautiful song.
What Is Home without \ Brother.
Home Without Mother.
Maid OF sylvan Mock
Wight Of the Ro
The Snow has faiIen ne.
AIsg,a large oss0rt@en'O Of Musical Work., as-.Gs.
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AN now o1erng splendid assortment Of an kinds ard
releTs % french AeEinos OF them worth 81.
~ Ptalts worth I5c for SOC; Brnehe Shaus
ort Tor " and ~; Chenille Long GauIs
and AZ very reduced prices; Rancy and Pack
V Sortn PC for 81 Pfty pieces Tibet Cloths
tsr &C. al eolorss Embroidered and Whit
shape Hoor Skirts, astonishing rates.
OF every deseTtption- Tfieh be found
spusoi The nnest Weel and Colr try FIauneIs warranted
~ 70 siFinss some extra heavy and Lades' WsaTtn
az o. eoanletest assorfments Of FANCY Do
DRY GOODS IN the rtv. Receiving rocds daily
49, stle made hsrs and imported thereby kssP-
ing up tai alsortnent AZ All and AZ nrires At
WI satisfy the most partleulat-for CAeH OSIYi Cash
1ug eTa arr particularly Invited rive Ne an arr
.oEe elsewhere. At Ne % Main STREET Certrs
wheeling toet1sl JOHN RoENER-
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For THROUGH Tickets aud other Information, -nqnIr,
~ Central Ohio Ticket Once heSprigg House, Hate
street, Wheeling, Va.
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAILY, Sunday night exeeptedl between Rich
mond and Washington City via GOriOnsvilS and Alex
andTis.
mond ....................6:G5A A. NJ and T:so P. II.
Returning leave WashIngton...S A. n. and Pm.
and
Arrive At Richmond. ..1:SO P. n. and4 An.
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
mOnd and Washington
beingIn excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give The best guar
securing connections Is shown by arT
walls daily Richmond and Washington city advance
the Steamboat line.
RARH BErEEES RICHMOND AID WAsHISoToS $50
An Omnibus will be found always ready to take through
passengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the two DepOts Of charge, with ample time for them 70
take their meals, whether going North or South
Through Tickets be obtained between DanVille and
Washington at the Terminus Of the Road, nearly
peted 70 Danve An Agent Of the Company will receive
the Checks passengers from the DanVle Road and
tend to their baggage all the Way 10 Washington orhe Bal
timore Depot.
The blythe man line the old s.saabo.s
route.
mond and Alexandria. Eel
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Shawis! Shawls !

~ ENTLENENS Travelling saavis. for
VI sale very Lev far cash W WaEEL8R LAKIN,
SSS ssFsAaRt FAAsrB, 100 Malta g.
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lARE As LOW As BY ANY oTMER RouTE.

- ?. Par.sala. and ask for Tickets VIA the G. Wa
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GOTDEN BEE HIVE STORE
NO TIA MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
NEW FAILAND WINTER GOODS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE.
% 4
GOLD EN- b e e H \
NO. TIA MAIN STREET, WHEELIN
eREAT INDUCEMENTS To cAsH ID


t
thar
from o 5cp
Of GSssds 60 charge Eenn0se s
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IkraiIY 8 CapIInI Prolnetionl

B-Aivsa.sssOus Contract. oan be made with HIN
by the qaATtsF.s- ianlI
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new Goods.
Nfo2E q thote haaa4one z svERSE8LE VA VITA
~ ~ y rec eivei Rails PER ExarssS A-o
va elle krezeh NeTtaS. Dla; Pine Mira ve
sSs Afesns; Real assie Diaper for nnrs
SO MkRsu TAYLOR
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:. GEsr, Pres't, ". W. BAILEY, Act. suPt.,
Cincinnati. zsnesVile, o.
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In connection With the above keep every kind Of
sicalinstruments aud musical merchandise generally.
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NEXT DeoR 70 Tne M'LuRe house ENTRANCE.
HOT AMI. oLDBArHs'ALwAYs READY.
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agrsIBUVB ALMNNIc for 1879 containing The Flee
RsturnS The u'1H' Ts,ser will be piSishs 1o9as
01rtas - :entl Ia Copies, pustp1il for 81 100
Comics, p1stplid, g. Address a. above.
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Pianos elodeons. anil every kind of musical inSru-
nents tuned and repaired.
~ All 20 IDS warranted 1t this estabii'hment noTo
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Star Candles.
~ soNEs Gyass Oetrisk's Cincinnati star oanals,
REL mi. lag by RAurSad, for sale n Manu-.
-: ossss '''''' y J. 4 w HsssssaA "a. 5.
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NEW MUSIC, reserved .vsry week, at the variety stor
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-24
Tarms and conditions of the Sale.
The State of Louisiana,

Parish of Pointe Coupcc-Ninth District Court.
Stephen Van Wicklc V. b. L. Coylc and WIN.
SorrclI.-No. 1899.
Stephen Van Wickle VS.. B.. r. Coylc.
BY virtue of and t~osati>fy Il writ of alias fl. ia. is
sued in the above entitled suit and to me direct
ed ly the Hon. the Ninth District Court in aud
for the parish and State aforesaid. to satisfy
plaintiff demand and costs of suit. l have seized
and will offer at public sale Oh the premises, on
Saturday, the 5h duy IF Nor, 1859,
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ. all the right. title and in.
teress that the defendant has in and to the fol-
lowing described property. to wit:
A tract OF land situated in this parish. desig-
mated on the maps of surveys Of the public lands
OF the United States IL lots one and one. of Sec
tons Nos "A and 50. in Township 2 Of Ranges
and s. east. containing 1853 100 acres.
Terms Of Sahe-Cuh uiM opprolsement.
SEVERN PORCHE.
scpt2t Sheriff.
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SALE or PUBLIC WORKS.

TNHE undersigned, President of the Police J-
J. ry, viii! offer for sale to the lowest bidder, 81
the Court House Of this parish, on the gath sept
ember 1859, 1T 10 o'clock 4. ", tLe Public Works
hereinafter named. to wit:
LIST. Tue construction Of. and repairs to inc
bridges on the road leading from Bayou Fordocae
to the Atchafslays-geuerally known as the
State Road.
I'd. The repairs to the bridges on the 1Taoo
Bay road, in the 18th Ward.
Sd. The repairs to be made to the drana 0ay
levee. .z
4th. The repairs to be made upon the e'npans.
ments across the upper and lower noo'ns W
Moreau, Marine and Middle bayous.
5th. The further digging Of the Psrlsl lee.
between the lands Of Widow Celestin fofeoe
and II. Patin, Jr.
9Th. The repairs to be made 70 the rosa s''
levee in front of the old Court House.
7th The making of the M'Phsul Levee'
Purchasers to furnish bonds with GOOD ana so.
vent security to the gatifaction of the pTesiosl'
of the Police Jury, i'll order to securc the 'alaa.
full performance of said works in accordance WIFE
the Police Regulations, under the superioeoo-
ance and to the satisfaction Of the Inspectors"
the Districts in which said works are to Dc ma'''
Bv order Of the President.
- A. BOUANCHACt.
Clerk II the Police tsfE
Pitt f,ncs hr~ 10 1850
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The hunbug and imposition of the KNITTING
Stitch" or complicated "Chain Stitch such It's
is made by the Grover Il Baker Sewing Machine.
is just beginning to be understood i'll this. as we'll
It's in other States. THE FACT that an ordinary
days work, as performed by Wheeler u Wilson .
Sewing Machine, on straight seam Family Sew
ing, with Coates OF Brook Spool Cotton Thread.
COSTS, when performed by the Knitting Stitch
Sewing Machine Of Grover 4 Baker. over sen
ENTY-FIVE CENTS, PER DAY, more than
when done by Wheeler 4 Wilson's Machine; CAN
NOT BE DISPUTED. 1t requires very near three
spools Of thread to do the SAM work with the
absurd Grover Il Baker Stitch. that ONE spool
will do with Wheeler & Wilson Machine. II
any person doubts this fact. let them sew a yard
with Grover 4 Bakers Machine; ravel 1t out,
(for it travels bcautifully.") measure it. and
compare the result with IL yard of Wheeler d
Wilson'S Machine work. This established fact
of a loss of over seventy-iye cents per day on
the Grover 4 Bakers knitting Stitch Sewing
Machine, as compared with Wheeler u Wilson's
lock sticth Machine. has put a q%uieiu-
to the sale of their Machines where they are full
ly understood.
OF TIE LOCK STITCH Of WHEELER { VII
SONS SEWING MACHINE.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-24
SuoAR AND CorroN CRops.


SUoAR N CorroN CRops.-Sincc our
last issue the weather has changed
from warm and sult-y to cool and pleas
ant fall weather. No rain Of any con-
sequence hence no more propitiuus
weather could be desired to favor the
picking of the cotton crop. which turns
out to be quite large. But not 70 with
the sugar planters; 9 continualdrought
at this season Of the year, takes away
their last+hope of making even . medi-
um crop; hence, under no circumstances,
viii The sugar crop reach more than
two-thirds that of last year. 1t viii be
little over 10000 hogsheads, against
Is. 900 ~hogsheads. the crop Of 1858.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-24
State of LOuisiala.

Parish Of Pointe C5upes.
T THE UNDERSIGNED, Parish Treasurer, will
i, offer at public sale, at the Court House OF
this parish, Oh
saturday. Me 29h dayot October, 1859,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, the following described pro-
perty belonging to the Public Schools, to wit:
A Tract of Land situated on Bayou Crosse
Tetc, being section Is. in township 6, range 9
east, containing about IS 60-100 acres.
Terms and conditions of the Sale.
Ten per cent. of the purchase price cash; the
balance in nine equal annual instruments; the
notes bearing 8 per cent. interest per annum
from date until paid, and Il special mortgage re-
served Oh the property sold until full and final
payment of the capital and interest.
II. PATIN. JR.,
s24 Parish Treasurer,