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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28
GAzETTE 6 SENTINEL.

LOUIS, TEL FERRYNAH.-Every one who
has had cause TO cross the Bayou Plaquemine
Ferry frequently within the last year or two,
could not fail to have taken notice Of, If not
TO feel interested in, the polite young man, an
Italian, who rowed the skiF and kept it 50
neat and clean. We have often been surpris.
ed at some incidental remark Of Louis, Of a
highly polished or philosophical character, ev.
idencing n mind far beyond the position in
life which he occupied. We have remarked
this to others.
On Wednesday, a very respectfully dressed
person walked into our sanctum, who after a
moments reflection we discovered was Louis.
lie had given up the water and dropped the
paddles. He was bound for Cincinnati. lie
wished to 90, he said, where living and edu,
cation were cheap. If he could make twenty
dollars n month he would give half Of It for
instruction. lie Informed MS that he could
speak Crock, Latin, French, Spanish and Ger
man the latter he learnt in four months. II,
acquired all this through his own individual
efforts. We would be surprised, he thought
to see his little library. He seemed extreme
ly grateful for the many little kindneSsel
which ladies' As well as gentlemen have shown
him while he has been the bayou ferrymas
and left us n few lines Of poetry in HnghSf
expressing his feelings, which have got mis-
placed he signed them, Louis Barcelona
ex.Fcrryman.' In fifteen or twenty year,
from now, Louis will either he a member 0
Congress or a Railroad Director.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28
,FV'ES

TONFORMEMENT a un ordre 4 moi adressG
~ par lie GTefier du Juri de Police de la pa
roisse dIbeTville, Ell date du II couraut, avis est
par lie present donne qu'une ELECTION aura
lieu lie
Deuriemc LRndi k.1i du mas de lIdi pro
chain, 1860.
dams ct pour lie Premier, Quatrieme, CInquieme
ct Septieme District, on WARD du Juri de Po-
lice, atm d'6lire un membre du JuTi de Police
pour chaque District ci-desSus mentionne.
lie scIutin seTa OUvert a 9 heures a. NJ. ct fer
me a 4 heures P. N. ct sera preside par les com
missaires CT apres nommes, savoir:
Bayou Gaula, Ter District ct premier Ward,
a rHotel Buena Vista. Messrs. Emile Riviere,
Emile Sigur ct Ernest Comeaux, commissair res
Oaks, 5me. Preciuct GU District ct lie 4eme
Ward a la maIson de Pierre Richard, Messrs
Adolphe Hebert, Pierre Richard ct jules leblanc
commlssaires.
Island" 6me. Precinct on District ct lie 5eme
Ward. an magasin d Edward Dupuy, Messrs. Jos
Walsh, P. J. Cole Ell Lucien Guedry, commits.
saires.
"Grosse Tete," SINE. District ct 7eme Ward
Ia maison dEcole, Messrs. Jno. Slack, Emile Du.
puy ct W. J. Began. commissaires.
/. THE0. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
LIE IL Avril, 1850. apl4
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28

ccs CONNIE Tresorier de ParoiSse, laiuellc de.
vra lli etre payee tous les trlmystLeS; Ii est
de plus r%csolu, cue touteS les performances ct
resolutions Contraires aux dispositions de la
prGScnte resolutions soient aboIies. La sus-
ditc resolution ayant etc mise aux voiX, don
ne Ie rCsultat sulyaut
Pour la resolution, Mr.. Gallaucher-l vote.
Contre la resolution, Mt-srs Darienne, Babin
Ct lIyde-3 votes. Nj Keep est excuse de
voter. En- consequence la resolution de Mr..
Gallaughcr est TclojGc.
Sur motion, lie Juri de Police s'ajOnrne a ST
reguiiere session. SAVIOR le Ter Lundr lie JUN
1860. J. A. DARDENNE,
&. W. KEEP.
ADOLPHE BABIN,
II. J HYDE,
L. GALLAGHER,
AUGUSrE CIlRlSII\,
Prest Jun IL Police.
Att-siG, J. IL ELL~, Greiher.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28
Senator Slidell and his Traducers.

Senator Slidell and his Traducers.
We have frequently admonished our
readers at a distance. says the Courier,
of the existence, in this city. of = f."-
ton sailing under piratical colours, self
dubbed States Rights whose end and
object may be summed mp in the follow
ing Machiavclic principles, TO rule III
hell rather than he angels III Heaven"
Composed Of broken down politicians,
discounted flee seekers. and ambitious
demagogucs who still dream Of Senate
rial togas and diplomatic positions, this
pseudo Democratic clique shrinks from
no measure and rccoil> from no line of
conduct or policy, which, in their judg-
ment, may be deemed calculated 10 bet
ter their fortunes. At II time they are
seen entering into alliance and compact
with the Know othings: at other times,
opening the doors Of Democratic pri-
mary assemblies to our most yiudictivc
political opponents, and, not unfrcqucnt-
". actively opposing regular Democrat
ic~ nominations. by means of false re-
turns and spurious votes, they seek to
gain admittancc into our conventions.
and when unccrcmoniously ouStcd there
from. Achillcs-liko, retreat into their
tents and look with sul!en dcmcanor
upon tho contest. tnmlndiui Of the
high honogs and cmolumcn,S conferred
upon them in hy--onc times by our cen,
crous and too conilding Democracy
forCctrul Of that precious jewel, consis.
tency, which, with honcycd cioqucncC
they had promised to preserve, thcynow
consider Republics ungratcful because
tho Treasury pap has become an ultima
THuh-becausc the mass Of the party
will not follow them in t cir trrasona
BILE designs, and because every Demo
crat gives the cold saouidcrto their hol
low p~rotcstations. These are the patr'
cts vino would fam direct and contr"
the destinics of the Democracy OF Lou
isiana.
That these mon should continually
level at the breast of the Hon. John III
dell the shafts of calumny and maIcvo
lence is a matter not at all to be won
dcrcd ut by any II Conversant wit
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28

Efat deli Louisiana, Paroisse GiJcrriMc-
Cour da CINE. District .Jadicairc.
Succession dc fcu Napoleon DanOs.
A TTENDU. cue Marie Eugene Comeaux a
n ce Jour enliassG en- cette cour son Compile
final de Liquidation de la succession de fen Ma
poleon Danos Ell sa capaci.c de Tutrice ct ex-
ofiicio ADMINISTRATIVE
Avis est par lie present Gonnee a tons ceux que
celia concerne de deduire sous trente jnurs de la
date de &c present les raisons pour lesquelles lie
dt Compte Final ne serait pas homologue ct
fat lie jugement de cette conr.
Bureau du Grefier, Avril j. 1850.
ap7 NJ. A. ES1EN AN, Greiher.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28
Dissolution of Copartnership.

STATE Of Lovisidna-PariSh Of Derriie-6h
District Court.
Succession of Napoleon Danos.
"HrRFAs. Marie Eugene Comeaux has this
w day filed in our sand Cont her Final Ac-
count OF liquidation in her capacity OF Tutrix
and ex-oficlo Administrative OF the Estate Of
Napoleon Danes
Notice is hereby given 10 all whom it may con-
Germ 20 show canse within thirty days from the
date hereof why the said Final Account should
not be homologlted aud made a Judsruent OF this
Court.
Clerks office, April 9Th. 1850.
app NJ. A. EoIENAN, Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28

u That community is in a bad condition,
where the man of industry, intelligence and
correct department, is superseded in influence
apd popularity by the uneducated and the
los -Ly the !oaler and the bragart.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28

State ofLouisiana-Parish of Iberville-6th
judicial District Court.
Succession of Martha Smith, deceased.
WHEREAS. Thomas s. Garrett, in his caPa-
w city of Curator Of the estate of Martha
Smith. deceased, has this day filed in this Court
his account Of administration
Notice is hereby given TO all whom it may
concern TO show cause within thirty days from
the date hereof why said final account should not
be homologated and made a judgment of this
court.
Clerks Office, April 10Th, 1860.
apl4 Nj. A Eolb'AN' Ilerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28

II. ]. HYDE. &c. ="
G. w. KEEP. IL. "
Attcndu, que le tcrme dcS mcmbres dH Ter,
&c, g.. ct &c. wards de Ia d,te paroiSse est eN.
pir,: II est Ordunnc ct drcrttc Qu'uue election
SOFT tenuc scion Ia ,oI dams cnacun des susdltS
wards ain d'GlIre DIES mcmbrcS du luri de PO-
hce, 1t que le Shtrf soft rcqu;S de pubIler IA
dIlc election, Ct fare son rCtour commencement
i Ia loi.
La petition Gcs habitantS du Bayou Jacob,
dcmandant Ia permission de boucher !e Bayou
Petit Diab'c a etc prcScutCe ct lue, ct sur mo-
ton de Mr.. Dardcnne; II est reSo,u cue In de-
mandc dcs suSditS hahitants soft acCnrdCe, ct
qu'ls soient permits De boucher lie Bayou Pc
TT Diable avcc des plloteS 4 son cmbOuchure
on plus has, a Ia discretion deS SuSditS habj-
tantS, ct Ia su>dstc resolution Giant secondce
est misc aux voiN, don't voici IL r~rSu|tat
NcSSrS. Dardcnuc, Landry, HYDE ct Keep
fvotlnt pour yoir. NessrS. BahIn ct Gal
'aughcr yotaut coutrc-2 vote. Tn cOHsy-
quence Ia resolution est adortre.
Mr.. Keep prcScntc ia resolution suiyante,
laqnclle est adoptGe;
EeSolu, que Joseph Allies soft ct il est par
le prGSente autoriSce De charger lc meme taux
de PEACE an fcrri du Village Savage que Scs
predecessors fajsaicnt paveS, jUSqu'a &C que
son contrat actuci soft expire, ct aprGS Tex
| ~piration De susdjt %contrat, lie tauX dc p'age
arcorde par la loi, scra lie seul taux DC rcag"
! r~tconnu.
Sur motion de Mr.. Dardenne,
ReSolu, que lie Sheriff soft autor!sC i achetcr
pour ruSage de Ia ma'SOn De Cour IA q~uanttG
ntcessa'ro de matte en- paille pour ie pIanchtr
de Ia dite ms .Son de Cour.
Sur motion de Mr.. HYDE.
Rcsolu, que cette partie de "a rive Quest de
Ia Granic RiriGre S'etendant he sa ~j0nction
aycc le Bayou Pigeon iusqn'a Ia limite inltri-
euro de Ia ParOiSSc sur Ia dite RiviGre, soft
comprise dams lie 7e. districts dcS chrmins ct
l~eveeS, ct scra sous Ia surveillance de rlnSpcc.
teur du dit District.
Les complies Suivants, arr6s avoir etc eHa-
mine par lie juri dc police rruni tn comItc g.,
neral, SOFT allouc:
Thco. Blanchard, ses frais en- matiGres
criminellcS, S233 %
" son salaire pour tenir des elections, $50 90
" ses frais de GeOle, CT %
" pour des mateIas pour lusage de Ia
paroiSsc. 10 90
Dr.. c. il. Berry, examen du corps de
Mr.. Moore, 10 90
VI T. Spee, juge de paiS, frais en- ma
there's Crjmine les, Is 81
Jos. II. Brcaux, ses frais CONNIE con
stable. 10 81
Oscaur Lauve, jngs de paix, scs fraiS
en- matiere CrimiueUeS, 43 o.
Ado'phe Hebert ct autreS, commits
saire detection an Oak, i 81
DR.. Ward, pours es services aux prison.
nierS dams la GGnle, 80 90
Stockley & Dclaval'rde, pour medicines
fouru.S a Thomas GodSil, so 0C
Alex. o. Ilcbert, Ses frais CONNIE con
stable, 6 q
T. f. Grace ct SoS'hene COmmaux. lcur,
complies sont rejete, faute de formaltes.
Sur notion, lie juri de police s'ajourne de,
main a 10 heureS, A NJ.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28

s4y- George S. Yerger, a distinguished law
yer Of Mississippi, formerly of Nashville, was
found dead a few days since in the vicinity
of his plantation, laying across a deer which
he had Just shot.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28

~ An honest and industrious man need
want no other capital than a home in a com
munity where such virtues are properly ap'
preciated,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28

C@Let a maj be suspicious that you have
found him out in his rascalities, and he Il
down upon you from that moment.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28
GLORIOUS INTELLIGENCE!
Twelve Months Later from Europe.
Result Of the Fight between saysrs and
Heenan

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' ~ ~ - I'' Lat"m,
,,S,'! q 70, ''.H = LAX
'r.,i' 'u 81 PI"S "'1.', D., o"P'l'
VI ~ ',n'SH'P
,.ans w.hro tLr,y.n inn, ,bn r;rr foII,w.
'IfH WIZ '"t""" NV ~ ~ io','N
th.;r ,asnnctit, 1wn.r, wLn im,anJ;,
otoIv sLd,k L,nds and tnok = drirL nr
",.rf a'.I 'arr" 500, troat Sayors
i Gnn I,oLinr ,,,ntL IF ,Lnnt * ycors
If arn stondiTm rinr fnot C,nrtecn in
.Lo, ~ HI. sncL, a,d wcic.bs c~yoctIy
f70 rornds "A nn,rns , S~rrunIrs and
Jrom. n,t ,oo,ti,rinm tho dr,m or
:. ,arr a,,i - ;,., III n, w,s at
,cn5nl Ly Lis frYircr. Innis Nonnlcor
a,I prin.o Nu,art t,no,hor viii Io,d
InLn rmssoi arJ r,rI Darby os bnttIn
b,LIors uoonou i , Lr,tt If . bny
L,inm oho,t tLroo foot r,,r nv rorr foot
tLrn5 :, Lo;oLt and wninLs~ rva,tIv fc-
,y..i, and - hrict lie was dressed IN
,in C"nrcia unirc,,o and carried fine
I,,,r;.,r77 G,o in his L,nI for . bopdLer-
, chint Wo ~. attc,JrJ nv Nm II
G.,.arI and Stoph.n \ D,uilas as hot
10 L,rInr, .n5 Sr,,at,r I'nombs and
IT,nr,, W;.o os r,Lcrs If saw-Jnst
H.. Iarriat RoorLnr.s Toe and the nn.
! ,L'.s, - Sutherland presided a. nm
,.;,o,
T,y F,cur E;re, PoyDJ
,c., m,. p;n.
VIZ titrt al E.'"M .La -,
' ~ III" a5i"nuaJ
i,'L';, .La L,nI aIor;n.
uP:l ,i> $3.50 ~. a." r'"s H ="
up en- ~ tl,o 800 onS mo-.
i'eJ' ~" I IL wv w. - w. H.
,c' =" = - nrnso Li,,
r.u, no.omt "nr"o LottIo which She
.amr IT, m.i,b Lor
-, 80 non, r+,,o moro
N,.o"i %"cora i.a n.;+L sn,no
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:" q ,maII croasoI .f,na5
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,!lT'Iu II 'I' t.an. auI aanIo
ms "I'p fI>s,, a ,""st
""' .cIi'i't wv % 49, FL,
Urine Mn, 9''t u. - .Yt;t ~
90 ''' DIS" nIarano o,mt;mr;nm
u""" S'.".N + ~ -
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r.,Ia Ljnd.n Ln+ LnLino
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I'o"'"' ID a. "a. ..n,a ra;.
ar,, ,or.;,. and Uoonan mo
arI en- nn n,
Nus q P'IS s.,iL,t unad;ata1r Loran
S'IIT:,.' ~ ~ ;n"r III. n"s,
90" ''lH'', VII :. " uSn r,nrtoa,
i'' t"o "'"'A' VIM '"L".7 49,,
oa'N H"'l'''G' S""'''' ~ 5 81. -,
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me g''cIlS was moM scIG "on t"Io
. no I.lN ii IhlI1N t1flNl IA III "
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28
Terms and Conditions.

The acquiring purchaser or purchasers shall
be entitled 10 receive and collect for their own
account and benefit. the Taxes Unraid on all ar
ilcles exposed tor sale in said market according
10 an ordinance entitled an ordirancr, concerning
The Market House. on conditions thai he or they
shall execute their bond with approved security
in double the amount of adjudication. for the
payment OF one twelfth part of said amount. for
AID at the expiration o. each thirty days, 10 date
from the day the possession OF sand house shall
he given 10 him o. them, and also tor the faith
lui performance OF all duties incumbent on him
or them. as lessee or IesseeS. according 10 the
aforementioned ordinance or any amendments,
supplements. &c, as may be approved by the
| Mayor and Board OF Selecjmen.
WA. II. POISON, Constable.
April 18th. 1850.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28

Notice.,
rs hereby given that an ELECTION will be
i held at the Court house in the town OF PA
Guemine, Parish of l~berville, La, on MONDAF
the In day of My next for the purpose OF elect
ing a MAYOR and FIVE SLLEClMEN 10
serve the ensuing year.
Polls to open al 9 o'clock, A. NJ, and close a,
, o'clock, F.. VI.
p. f. JENNINGS, Mayor.
CHAs. n. HAAsE, Clerk. app
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28

~ A young man could not set out in lie
with a better rule, pecuniarily, than the reso'
luton to pay his own debts, and at every ha-
card, to make others pay him.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28
Sale Of the market zZouse.

PURSUANT 10 a Resolution OF the Mayor
L and Board of Sejectmen OF the town OF PA
qnemine. | will expose Tor sale on Tuesday the
ISt OF May. 1860. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. in front
of the Court House door, the Lease OF the Mar
ket House for the balance OF the year ending on
the LIST Monday in May, 1861.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28

Etate de Ia L0uiSiaRe-PdrOiSse dIbcrriHe,
COur dH 6me. District.
Succession de feue Martha Smith.
A TTENDU, que Thomas S. Garrett, en- sa ca
n pacite de Curateur de la succession de feue
Martha Smith, a ce jour enliasse dams lie bureau
du Grefier de cette cour son compte dadminls-
tTation-
Avis est par lie present donne a tous ceux one
celia coucerne de deduire sous tTente jours de Ia
date de &c present les raisons pour lesquelles le
dr epmpte ne serait pas homologue ct fat lie
lusement de cette couT.
Bureau du Grefher. Avril 10. 1860.
apl4 NJ. A. EItNAN, OFerler.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28
TO GDNSUNPTIVES
AND
Nervous Sufferers.

TIIE Subscriber, for several years a resident
i Of Asia discovered while there, a simple We
geiahle ~remedy-a sure cure for Consumption,
.4S'h1q, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colts, and NcrrOuS
DrbiGtg. For the benefit of C~Onsnmptives and
Nrrous Sufferers, he is willing 10 make the same
public.
To those who iesire it. he will send the Pres
criprion. with iu!l directions Jree Of charge: also
a sample OF the medicine, which they will find a
beautiful combination oi Natures supple herbs
Those desiring the remedy can obtain 1t by re-
turn mail, by addressing
j. f.. CUTIIBERT,
BoTASIc PHYSICIAN,
apl4 No. I29 Broadway. New York.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28
JURI DE POLICE.
PAROIsSE D~IBERvILLE.

Lundi lie Q Avril, 1860. a unc session rcCu-
li6re du Juri de Police dc la parorsSe dlbcr-
Vile, les mcmhreS S]uivants etiient presents {:
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28

Les mGmcS mcmbres sont presents, 4 Tex.
ccptiOn De Mr.. Landry.
La petition de Pamela Williams demandant
i.une pension est luc ct ellie est acceptGr; ct sur
motion, il a Gtc rosolu qu'une pens on de butt
! piaStres par mos lcur s0nt alioIre payable
/ sur lie mandat du mcmbre du Ie. ward.
Les petitions de We. Ricard Nillier ct Eph-
RAIN Lanier, dcmandant une pension, sont
presentceS, lueS It %rejctees.
Mr.. Dirdrnne prGSente II resolution sui
vantc, laquclle est unanimement adrptoe.
Rcsolu, que Ia Resolution adoptee en- 1856,
accordaut aux mHmbrcS du juri de police qua
tire ~pia,treS par Jour ct lie milage, SOFT ct ellie
est par Ia presente aboI'e.
lie TreSorier du ParOjsSc, Mr.. Jumel, pre-
senta ses complies ct pieces justiticatives, ct lie
juri de police reunit Ell cOmitc general les ay-
ant examine, avec SON, rappo'te ques les
complies Sont co~rrectS, ct qull reste entire les
mains du TrGsorier Ell argent compliant, Ia
somme de $29,Sl5 9S.
Sur motion, II est rcsolu, que IA snmme do
cent Guarante sept p~iaStreS, silt remhourScc
par Mr.. A.. Jumel, Tresorier du P~aroiSse, 4
Mr.. G.. s. Rousseau, eX-TIeSorier de PlrolsSe,
pour commissions dues a Mr.. Rousseau, ct
qui ont etc payeesl par erreur n Mr.. y. Jumei.
Sur motion lie Mr.. Keep; II est rcsolu que
rAvocat de- District soft requis d'entrer IN
noHe prosequi dams raflaire contre Laurent
Mllaudon, pour n'avoir pas fat son chemin ct
construire sa levee sur les lots 4 ct 5, town
ship s, range IL est, d'apres une ordre qul
lui a etc dome par rInspocteur des chemlns
ct ievGes.
lie juri de police etant saiisfait que lie dit
Mlilaudon a fat tout ce quill a pu ain d'avoir
ces ouvrages achieves conformement a fOrdre
de rInspecteur: II est bien en;endu que Mr.
/. Millaudon paiera tOus les frais dCja encou-
rueS.
lie rapport du commissaire du POnt sur Il
BAYOU Paul, est preSentee, lue ct acceptee.
La petition de Pierre Arteau demandant dU
secourS est preSentee, ct ellie reste deposee
i%jusqu'a IA prochaine session.
Mr.. Christln presenta Ia resolution s%uivante
laquelle reste deposee jusqu'a Ia prochain'
; session, SAVIOR:
II est rcsoiu, que lie taux de pcsge du ferrit
an travers du fleuve Mississippi vis-a-vi'
Plaqnemine, soft augmente a vlngt cents al
lien de quinze, pour les pietons.
La petition des residants des Bayou Gross,
Tete ct Maringouin, demandant I'm chemir
public, a parir du Crosse Tete Wis wis Rose
dale. iusqu'au Bayou Maringouin, sur Ia Ign,
qui drvise rhabitation de DIR. Campbell d
g celle de Mme. Dickinson, ct en- arriere de leur
habitation sur la ligne divisant rhabitation d
Joseph NJ. Young ct Charles Belcher, ayan
etc presentee ellie est lue, ct sur motion ell
est adoptee, avec lie prorisO que les parties in
teressGes patent toutes les depenses, ct prem
nant toutes les responsibilities en- faisant ]
chemin.
S Sur motion, Messrs. Hiram Sigler, r. A
Stewart ct Henry Pelichet, sOnt NOMINEES com
mlssaires pour iaire le susdit chemln.
, Mr.. Gallagher presente la resolution sui
vante, SAVIOR:
l. II est reso'u, que lie Trtsorier de Paroiss
recevra a Tayenir la somme de quatre Ger
pisstres, CONNIE compensation pour ses servr
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-28
Situation as Overscer Wanted.

4 GENTLEMAN long experienced with the
y business aS also with machinery. aud every
thing pertaining 10 a Sugar Plantation. is DESTROYS
O! getting an OvrrseerS berth mathis parish
The best Of references given. Apply 10 this Of
flee Tor further particulars. apl4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-10
BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-NIonsy market stringent; the
demand is in excess of supply: exchange scarce, and
rates tending upwards. Iogs-receiptr since Satur-
day about 5000 head; market is quite dull to-
day and prices 1O6 per cent lOwcrI sales 700
head ut SG.25@6,50. Provisfo&s-the market was
heavy to-day; 1000 bbls first class mess pork sold mt
SIG SO. but ordinary brands not over Sl6,25.-
Bulk pork 6GISc. which were outside rates. Bacon
nominal: 5000 pieces green hams sold ut SC. Lard
dull st 93I(G072 for bbl. and 1917 for keg Flour
market very dull holders are rather anxious to sell
extra $54o the demand is quite limited and strict
" local. Whisky in good demand, and NC higher
sales LOO bbls. Mt 2l@12l1s the latter for wagon
Groceries-narket dull and heavy; prices OF sugar
dropping.
PuLAprLuHIA, Jan. 9,-PlOur very firm. and in
better demand superfno $5,50Gg575; extra $AI5(16.
Wheat active and steady. Corn less active; yellow
Oats 44lI(R46. Provisions unchanged. Whisky dull
20 for Ohio aud 20 for Penna.
baltimore, Jan. 9.-Flour buOyNut; snlea 1000
bDls Howard St. ut $50. an advance of ~ No
Wheat Corn Of consequence is offered. Provisions
unchanged. Whisky dull at %.
New YORK, Jan. 9-Flour transactions in the mar
kot to moderate extent and prices are without
material change; the demand is chiefly speculative,
with little business doing for the supply Of the press
ing of the local and Eastern trade; sales 10000
bbls. 25,2OGL530 for superfne; State 50 4o95,50
Corn Meal quiet and unchanged. Euc1wheat Flour
rules heavy; sales 500 bills. At &C. Grair-Wheat
quiet and unchanged; holders generally exhibit no
very pressing desire to realize: Milwaukee Club in
store is held ut S25 with buyers at Sl,2 sales 600
bus white Southern at Sl.42I and 400 bus. red do.
at $I,:.O. Rye firmly heidi sales 6OO0 bus. at % in
store, and that was refused for more; Barley nm.
changed; sales 1900 bus. State at T6GlTs Barley
malt Quetat s3@S5. Corn quiet and without special
change: sales 200 bus. S5GSSS for white and
yellow, and 40 for old white Southern.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-10

n-"G1vE THE DEVIL HIS DUE."-Vol-
luminous articles have recently been pub
Hkshed, setting forth the moral deIinquen-
eies of Benjamin Franklin, or B. F. Baltz-
IL. who taught school at Beach Glenn.
Among other things, it is charged that
Baltzly collected money which he did not
properly apply. a gentleman, who has no
interest in the matter, further than to do
eommon justice, requests us to state that
49, F. Franklin applied all the money col
lected in the neighborhood to the purpose
for which it was intended, and exhibited
the vouchers for the same" Our inform
mt also suggests that "because man
prays and goes to Sunday School and
Church regularly, and lives, apparently, a
christian life, it does not follow as a natural
that he is an impostor and u
hvpocrite"