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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
BODIES IN sPIRITs.-The following story of

BODIES IN SPIRITs.-The following story of
picked corpse is from the ObserOer:
1t is not generally known that at Coppet,
on the Lake of Geneva, the residence of the
late Madame de Stael, and her father aud
mother, the celebrated Monsieur and Mad
anne Neeker, the latter are not there buried,
but preserved in a huge vat of spirits of
wine, The curious, and they are not few,
rush there to see this most painful as well
as disagreeable of sights. 1t was so much
the desire of Monsieur Neeker that he and
his wife should be picked in this strange
manner, that, fearing his own family might
not carry out his wishes he, left certain
sum to be paid yearly to the town, for the
supply of certain quantity OF spirits of
wine for that purpose. The vat is placed in
the grounds close to the house, and partially
hidden by trees which his grandson, Mon
sieur le Baron de Stael, has planted around
il. hrt so
We can beat this story, says the Observer.
A stoTskeeper over in Brooklyn went to the
West Indies with his wife, who was an in
valid. She died there. He brought her
bone in cask of spirits; buried her In
Greenwood, and sold the spirits to his Gus.
tomers They liked the liquor well enough,
and he, being worthy church member aud
good citizen, never thought there was any
thing out of the way in thus disppeipg of the
spirit when the body Was out ofit. = oh
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
A Paris letter says

Mrs. Eusiis, the wife Of Mr.. Slidell's Secrs.
tsry, has arrived in Paris, accompanied by
CelODel Lemat, Of OuisiAnS, who was on board
the Treat. Mrs. slidell and her daughters re-!
main some days longer in London.
The Paris Patris states that 1850, 900 have
bssl subscribed in New York, TO present q
testimonial TO the captain, ofhoers and crow OF
the So'. JaciatO. The captain to have sword
of honor, the officers TsVolvers, and every man
a tomAha aWkl" 1.r M t.N
l. A special dispatch Was forwarded from the
EDgsish Govern msnt, by the Royal mail packet
Ssins, 10 Admiral Milne, the naval oOnm Andor
cB the West IBdiA staten. z
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE, I
COLUMBUS, OHIO, October l6, 1861.

dNdItor OF ALhens COufltv, OHIO!
SIR: Your letter of the 10Th ult. inquiries
"whetber, under the act of May 10, 1851, au.
tborizipg the levy Of a tax of one. half mill on
the dollar valuation in each county in this
STATE, for the relief of fs miles OF volun eers az ,
that funds can be distributed to the families of
volunteers going out of this State and enlist
ing in regiments raised in other States2"
answer, that, in my opioiOn, it makes no differ
tnee Uhere the man ealists. A person "voIun-
tseTs," so as to entitie his family to relief uu-
der the provisions of rhe above. cited act, must
be volunteer from Ohio, and mustered either
into the Service of the United Stntes or into the
actual service Of the State of Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
DENTAL.

ER. HIER EDITH, DENTIsT.-OFFIOR
~ Oh biAth-st.l between Race and Elm -,
No, 139, nsAT kaoe-f, Teeth extracted t
Riilout pain, on new principle, without
the Of drugs er any injurious agent. Positively
no humbuG. Having had nearly twenty Year, SIX
city he can give perfect satistAotion 20 AL who VIII
patrOni1e him. His terms reAHonak .e that
you will save nearly one-half by calling on him.
Tdes1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27

30 To CURi DYSPEPSIA Take new axe, put
a white hickory handle in it, bore hole in
the top of the handle, fill the hole with gun
camphOr, and seal it up. Then take the axe
and cut cord wood, at Fifty cents q cord, un.
I'll the heat of the handle dissolVes the CAM
phor. (Dose TO be taken daily.l .lrbmI ye1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27

Arrival of the AraRS at New York.
NEw York, December 26.-The ArGgo ar
rived with Gen. Scott and j. Clancy Jones
as passengers.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
WHEELER { WILSON'S
Sewing Machines
PRIUES REDUOEDI

AAOIAS AAA1DuOfHt
TUE WHEELE4 q WILsOa Sew
n IH0-NAOHIEH OOMPANI, hsyins SasT,-S
rSr TroSos bas d. sl pTbo sbs s Ss6ss,.s
heTTeby1 end hsys accordingly RNDUOHD THN
R61chs Of their seuina machines,
alaf FsmilI sewins .n,sebins n ths oountry, saS
SknS SN Il AfS sHSSSyps S.r an sHs
.hey are PREPARED With such eKtrAordinaFY faofs-
entire satissetion al our SsoSihss @ sTe mass
equally well, and are
WARRANTED THRMH YEARS
The dirsrsnOs in priOs being merely dinsrsHos -
9I,soS Machines sold din IN 1853, be,ns dos a.
sales Of any other company in the Union.
Awarded the First Premium in the
.. FAIRS OF ls5s. 1859 AND 1850,
And At the OlncinnAtJ hIeohsnios' Institute m
TOUR SUCCESSIVE YEARS we have taken o.
SiESt Premium over all competitors as the best
BEST FAMILY sEwING-MAOHIHR.
It use. oshuttIe makes the lock -stitok alike O
both sides the goods, leaving nc chain OF rieea
e much thread As the cSain-stiIoh Inn mSoSinSS
Send or call Tor Circular, containing priaos
swrd. SUMMER .. CO., Ageutus
~ West Fourtb-st.
PIXIES oPERA-RoUsH.
.
dsll OINOInNATz.
SINGEIvs wING.mAOBIN
Great Reduction in PriCesV
SINGERS No. 2 Standard Shuttle Machine,
Reduced from 500 to S15 oaah.
SINGERS No. Standard Shuttle Machine.
Reduced from $50 TO S5o calh,
slNGuR'5 Letter Machine is the best in TIE
World for Family Sewing and Light MAnufactuFs
ing Purposes.
Price, with Hemmer &C., ESQ oaaA.
OINoIHEATI OFFICE:
COmmereial-OffieS Building,
Corner Of Fourth and Race. stsI
aull JAMES SKARDON, Agent
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
MEDICAL.

n &. NEWTON, M DINO. 100 WRST
1Js keyenth-sJ,. between Vine and Race. Offico
houru. ~ 10 81 a. n IL to az P. NJ, 7 TO p. n.
tno20 til
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-16
SD Reward.

GtTRAYED from the residence Of Mrs. Poscy
- in the IiurwcodS on Monday, December :ilst
a DA Rk BAY PONY brand
81 on ID" side with letters II sad i Joined to-
gcthcr has two white feet, and a white spot on
his forehead. l VIII pay the above Reward to
my person who Will deliver him TO me at the
above place. or at the stable of John Swartzen-
burg in Pincvillc Or the half of il for such in-
toImaion that will lead to hiS recovery.
ian5-tf, JOSEEH McENOY.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-16

TO LOFERS or TINE Tobacco!
L'OR SALE by s.. John & Burgess, fine Tur-
IL KY Tobacco, Virginia, &c, also 4 splendid
lot Of P.pf5 anil Tobacco PoUz hes. I.rl7
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-16
EINkLE X LYONS
Sewing Machines.

THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
inform the citizens 1T Alexandria and the
parish generally, that b" has arrived with q full
supply "i the c'lcqratrd Fiuklr y Lyon, Sewing
Machines, aud viii keep the same constansv On
hand Iwiil STATE to thr public that they are fully
GuH!"Ni"rd to give entire satisfaction else ~ PAY
i"ry can be seen in full operation by app}vin..
al my depot IN the rear of the Court House SQUARE
liberal share af the patronage of the ptblic
Is respectfully solicited
9uc l3-tt JOHN = CIrTJpr-H
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-16

'kELEroN OF LINc"LN's SPEECHES.
'acei to their substance, says the
.adclplia Inquirer, all Of Lincoln 5
soh's ur this, and nothing more:
ehc lgoud st day Of my IiG. applauscI
q 1t here vocifcrous Cheering -can'i
e. tGrra; northumberland are nj
airen That's sol" ta.iclcd with
and hoarse with speaking ."Goon."I
seat country You are the people deaf.
applause. Permit me to retire i'm.
e ,-I,j' mart
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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-16
IL SACCIlAROMETI.
BAGASSE. TIEENEAE.

ESATENTEb July l>t, I-55. Steam Trains
u aud tiar.h'r>, under my pat nt- for l-:.1 anal
1859. My patented arrangement f.l u.irg two
prcs~urr> oi steam IN sugar boiling alIaratu~",,
only rrqnnr, 90 br understood To- establish the
decided advantage IL POSSESSES over all othr ar
Engagements, because il is based upon correct and
scientific principles, and reduces to a complete
system tn boiling 10y steam in sugar apraratirs,s
Can bc adapted to almoS any Sugar Ilor-..
IMPROVED ENACES FOR COAL
EITHER UNDER BOiLIRS or KETTLES.
will also furnish ih. vrry best boiler now in
use. and csiccia!,y adapted fp. plantation u.s.,
which
COSTS LESS.
is morr DJRhBt. I and sb-olr: 'y$AFFE and at
IN" >alu' tlmr more economical iu FUEL. than
any other arrangement - BOILER wlatcy,I.
Can be- furnished At very short notice
Forcr Pumps ior hot watrr AMI plantation ma
churry generally
The undersigned would r'srrctfgI refer partics
who may not have had an opportunity of witness
ing the operation of any of his Furnaces To- IN,
following named gentlemen. SUGAR planters, who
have them erected ou thrir places
William !. Font, Esq one, Magnolia Plantation
West F'liriaua
Hon. D. +. krnnrr, two, Ashland and Bow,on
Ascension.
r. II Barrow, Esq, one. Yat,au: DR.. J W
Lyle, one. Sni'h.ird; James K. Duyall. E>g.
onr, Ashland; Wcs' Baton Rpu-r.
Arthur Dennis, Esq, one, False River Point
Coupe.
Mrssrs. J. W. 4 : McCutchrcn, one. Ormand.
st. Charles
John X. Thompson, ESQ, one, Claiborne.
IbHyi.lr
John Il. Wil'iamas, Esq. one. Willow Glen
Eapdcs, near Alexandria, La.
DR.. John Cassou, one, Experiment, RapiLcs
near Alexandria.
Ncs,r, J. c. CofcId n IL NJ Davis. one. Man.
a'rr, Manatcc River. Tia
GEORGE VI. LONGACRE.
aug Gift 3 Natghcz street. New Orleans
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-16
STOTT'S SUGAR MILL
GOVERNOR

GOV VERNON
TSNITE oh5ersigncd have been appointed Agents
L for the salr of this truly celebrated improve
mrnt for Sugar Mills, for the
II Il II IS II u + II 4 p ID T. S q.
This invention IF Mr. StOtt Is intended 10 faoiii-
tate the grinding process that at hast from If
teen To twenty-five per cent more juice can /"
taken from "A given amount OF cane than can h.
DOM by the prcs"n; plan If regulating refers by
screws. And ~ the upp"r roller il movcablr, b.
ing controlled in its action by the Governor all
danger oi bIrakagc fiom an excess ~ Eau" OF from
the pr,s.ncr Of foreign objects, is removed This
arrangement of the Governor can BE- applied TO all
kinds Of Sugar Mills, without any chang.
We are PREPARED To- put up the Governor on all
Sugar Plantations in the Parish, ut short notice.
For further particulars pleas call on
EYERE " CIIAMBERLAlN.
The following certificate is from gentlemen vel
known IN To- sugar growing par,hcs
Weston Plantation, West Baton Ro1g" Parish.
Dc II. 1852
HAVING used Satt's Governor fr Otrl tao
months we confidently pronounce it a decided IN.
pIoycm,ut, both for economy in making good
bacas,e, with yAiab. FEEDING and cousrTi' 1t
sa,iu o. Juice and safety from the hrr.bagr o.
Machi1rry.
aup G-5m II. & W. NOLAN.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-16
EAGLE LINE.

Grcat Eastern and Western Line Of Stages
CENTRAL ROUTE THROUIIH LOUISIANA
AND TEXAS.
FROM ALEXANDRIA LOUISIANA,
NACOGDOCHES TEXAS.
Connecting with the Eastern Mail at Alexandra,
from New Orleans, also, with the Western Line Of
Stages, from Nacogdochcs to.
Douglas,
Linwood,
Alto,
Crockett
Cincinnati, TO
Huntsville.
Also, connects with the Line Of Stages TO
Tyler, and TO
Henderson and
Mount Pleasant.
~. & {. ia YLOR,
PROPRIEToRs.
Stages leave Alexandria three times week, for
Nacogdoches, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sathr-
days fare through from Alexandria, to Nacog.
docbes, $1,000, to Milan, Sl1 90, San Augustine,
$3.50, Chcrino, SlI,o0. Passengers taking this
route, will be certain TO connect with all Of the
above lines, and viii De- PUT THRQUIlH with
with dfspath.
To- Stage Office ut the Ice House Hotel
THOMAS CLEMENTS, AGENT.
Grcn Red Rie0 Stage and Mail Route
E.NROM the Mouth of Red River to Alexandria,
u connecting with the EAGLE LINE To
Nacogdoches, and also with j. Is. Prices Line OF
Stages TO Cloutcrvc, Natchitocbes, Mansfield and
Shreveport Ma c. TAYLOR.
Prcprirtors.
Slrourh Ticket from Rcd River Landing to Mac
ogdoclrs 80 $4,000
From Mouth of Rcd Rivrrto Alexandria $1,000
THOS CLEMENTS, AFENT.
aug G-tf At the lee House Hotel, Alexandria.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-03-16
Ayers Cherry PcCtaal,

FJR TIE EArip CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, GiorrscrcSS,
Group, bronchitis, inCipicnt C0usum?-
ton, mud for the relief OF Con, umliiye
Patients in advanced stages OF The
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and 50 ru-
merous are the eases Of its cure, that almost
every section OF country a oUra> In Vcg.Uu, pub
hcly known, who have lUCn restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lmEs o. IT.
use When once tired, IL superiority over ClCry
other medicine Of It's Kind is toe "Ipgo't 30 csca'c
observation. and where Its virtue, ave known. o."
public no longer hesitate What aut.dlte t. employ
fr the distressing and dangerous affections ct tie
Vulmo1 " organs that are iurdCrtto our G.a-tr.
While many interior rpmoGie, thrat uI.u trc
community have filled aid been C'~c7r.O.. tbs
has gained friends IS every tia'. c., su. Ig-sI'.
on the all. tho caa never -..t, and r'.-
duccl cures too IUu0iJ., and 500 s,...-Jn-..- to
be forgotten
DIR. y. &. AMER Il 90.
LOWELL, MASS.
Ter sale by all Druggists in AZ 1an6ris.
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ID q Or, : SII AND BLIN ID
MANDATORY,
AlcxInlI'i:,- Ii.
CLIFTON & WILLIAMS, PEorIIETOs.

EEANING established Door, Sash and Blind
! 4 Manufactory in Alexandria, the under
signed would respectfully inform the citizens %
Rapides and adjoining parishes, that thcy are
prepared to fill al orders for
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
that their friends may favor them with al n
cheap rates as such work can be done in New
Orleans.
They arr also prepared TO furnish Moulding,
Ba>a aud Coluicc " dressed up in the most fin
i,hrl style. Hoping by s;licl attention to BUSH
ness, AND coon WORK, TO merit the patronage
Of al builders wc subscribe ourselves.
We can surface plank ~ inches wide, and re-
saw lumber By angles, making goo fcet out Of
one.
laaf-l-lY CLIFTON & WlI.L!tiS.
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y Il z Elm @.
Wedzesday Nsrnfng. March Z. 1851
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Eseszs. BE ylsss1 Esnte.F airiy ss4
SgsErsiy vPVs De CoaGts,ssi0z, as4 de-
e'sres ii.st While ss ufIj bysts - eEors
70 ssssy CT IL 9soTfs-oas fnp4r1isIly. yes
fss aezi0a q ne C>psrs=est rissI, 1sot L
sEsTepairs; II Wiz 80 ssty q hs AeE.a-
size I; SI1 make 70 war; Il viii simply
Pso:ers it'll Tbis III. II s9sl1s. * n.
sSsnes4 ~ lie seeesIl0s lsaIeYs. Esa
stigzsuzs SriEproisssi0a - -ee-Tri0a,'
ana =ho aFs eprszs8 bssasss sSFy esssot
VTsTsnt ~ IsaszsratiS- Of N adsSsst-
tfs;ien 1sish Vii. bsss both ,bs VII sd
the PgVT % yrgteSt tb~ property Al he
GS7sranssi- But he sBs.t oftbe iIlsuzu-
rzii0s Of saes ss s5asiaislsati9a VII be a.
Gaes 70 sirsaEthsp ihs basAs Of ,bs Caioa
Iosp al oyer t5s SoaIb. Fad 20 them, aud
them only. We iooE for = practical %.
IssiOn u this question of beesslion. aud
We bsiis7s they viii EoIre If. They viii
do u ~ risinZ in their might, asd erath-
lag osI Tie bydsa-hsndsd moni,sr saoag
Iatm.
visit tie Pr.1Idsnt WI use II, snsear-
efs 70 maiutsis the integrity Of The Coz.
sFn@sst, be VIII ye, ,stapsr JaItire si,b
percy. his object being not to sutjuz.ts
any l'art II the people u tie county, hot
TO rsytore. by wise eonnssi' and moderate
measures, tbs era Of unity snd gopd sssI.
Ing.
The President erpres4es himseIf s4,ora-
bic toihe assembling Of national eosv.n.
rion; mtasufe approved by many good
and able men, and one that has strong
popular Essliog ia it, favor. We cannot
zee that any harm eouId come or such a
convention, assembled under the form,
prescribed " the Constitution, and much
good might Rrow out oft
o.. the whole re think SIR. Liucoias
inaugural will be we'll received By the
rogntry generally. There may be sons
tiu,id rnsn who fear that it will prorol. a
collision. II will do nothing or the SORT,
aud We believe tine will prove ii. The
'ssss'ioniat. viii now have government
TO deal with which they will rrapsrt, and
they will hesitate a ling time before they
assault It. without which there eaa he no
eOllbiOu.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06

ASnnOthsr example Of how the State
Treasury Is being. as it ever has been, de-
fFauded, We notice little tranuaction
which vas uirOd In the OOnysasiOp on
Saturday.
Z viii bs FeepIteeted that shortly sEtsF
the converting Of that body a move Vas
nads 70 hare .hs debates reported ofirial-
y. Accordingly the PreSidsat, We be-
Hsys, vas aathoired to enter into con-
Tract Fitb The Eagriysy-uOt with such
PsPerS aI would do the work eheapeat-
bat be vas limited 70 negosiatiOos Wi,s the
Ea7airer. The resall WAS that SOME sort
Of loose arrangement uas made, and the
EsYs'rsr,S reports bseams omeisI, ,boaxb
not altogether ,n,ishe,oIy, ~ we know
for At least dozen explanations have
besH made, growing ont Of erroneous re.
pens.
IsaPpearS that Nr. Wiekhau, Of Heart
60, eatsTtAIned = IhrsId auspieioa that
The thiaS WAS Dot going on exactly right,
sd be Seela6. IS lone iittie tuveatiRation.
% haze confirmed his SaIpieioa. So on
saiardhy b. offered rssoistioa that .
c0@Bittts d Be appointed by the Pref
hsat % vhon should be referred the
esHtrset with rbs Enquirer 10 regard TO
The Pabjieation Of debates, and that the
committee be empowered 70 send Eor per.
sons aEa paPesS. aad report 10 the Goa
ssat9e. NT. NisEbam said tina. while
Haagy mSnbers SsppoSsd the contract Sip,
sistsd for PayiOg only for paper used IN
Treating tas contract, the editors Of The
Ba7utrsr s0sstruVd &c u mean that me
Bur Pgy' IN ne tatrs E,qPe, us,d n pratt
~ hsir daay and eoGa5y edi,ioa.. lie
saiibe had made an estimate Of the eos,
pr Wsek 70 tbs State, undss the continue
tiou o. the ga7pirsy, allowing the amount
Of natter pubIibed each day he eight
column, usa fossd II to Re: Sof eOniposi-
-tiqH, Slss; Tor pres work $780, Tor report.
IPS $50; AiIalsE Si2o 50, p4ptF S4os !;
tStai cost pr ve-k $sss go
Zine hapdsed dollars week is : nire
llstle guuI5n ITSELF and 3 vsry good hing,
Ne shouId rhtDk, fOF the Eagut,e,5 bot we
Eouid EuaEsst that, II the COnysation is
to.1lt Io8tsf. they had 6sttFr buy
priPgPg. establishment and print the de-
batst themselves. 1.-THE STATED. to sseede,
though, Il does not mattel, the debt would
neRFr be paid anyhow,
After good deal OF oppolitiou, Mr..
WiekhAm's mStiOa prevailed. We pbaiI
bear more Of this business Whsn thesron !.
pltsss report.
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p5rDStss. n .se1fy. ~ }east. fssy ezs-
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the eosrr5ss ~ I.sfs, SaF. srsse, ifesy
sL8Ley 1SBFEtlzl q rs stAbs Etzbta l1G DE-
ties. % oBtsids q rs psoysF sphere %
oisstFsrI tse dee execution = the iaUs q
the Union. ~ tbsg SsTy at IL fttsBpts %
eoknre the EesffaI E9TeEps1rat frsas the.
eEFTsiFs u il s0nStiIssiosai po9srS IL tie
discharge II dEtisg Rendered Imperative ~
the eonyftst;os. sshooId collision enSue,
t5s zoFsrnusnt viii be acting clearly ca
TIE dSfeBbiTe.
1T vii neither coeree \ State nor make
var upYr j.. Bat n it tail y ezeczts i;T
Sza iaEs 70 The eILgnt u fbe power con
Esrssg !: viii bs FecFesot 70 the highes.
u9st sysT conferred By seJ people. dig
sppoint tie hopes 0f a world zBd dettYOy
- oEn rIiSteues. Tie e9srss Of the
z9rerDmsat esspr, be Doubtful nor the
reI8It HbcsTiain. Ssoul4 the claims q!
the sscessionis;a be admitted aBd the de-
esiilal doEDaS u rosFcf9n obtain the eu-
dorsFineHt 81 tie people. the resolDtionistI
and their apOiOgists sal allies would, in
the iIuEBaEe 0! The eDnttitBiiOB,1 greatest
defender. prove Themselves The rn0st skill.
81 architects 81 ruin, the most shectuaI
sItingBisBeta Of high.rafsed expectation.
the greatest biast-rs Of human hopes.
which any age haa pTodaeed They would
staHd up N proclaim, in tones Ehieh would
pierce iiie eAFh Of half the human race,
that the last great szperimsntof repreEea.-
alive government had faiied.i"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06
E1traordInary RlopgIa.nt.

out at Cincinnati On Wednesday. 4 steTn
father having slorhfddsa his EsndsCit,1
daughter to entertain her lovers Id dFeFSe9
she len the house in the morning, and M.
married Sooa afterRarlS . Eenueulap
took passage 20 APmphis for himself nnd
negro serTnat, and arrived Just IL Ihe
steamer Was ab0nt sailing. The negro At
once SET TO .WotkIto dafa aleOafSs S66lsil
stocking, 10. y hieh she MAS engaged when,
accompanied 81 q policeman, Tie snSpeet-
ing father passed her After the iiet
had got under weigh, from the lSdieS'
State.fo0n 3 bsantifnl wife emerged.
beaminR With I0yOns hope, and elegantly
dressed efa nfRrp4944 mi fppfgSiPn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06

pElTH OF JubaE HoPKixs hon. Geo.
". Hopkins, one Of the DeIeglips Of the
Legislature, from Wa5htngtoh ehdnty, died
Ia This city on Friday night last, afleF i
brief bat severe illnesS, from ''eguRestt6i
Of the liver" The deceased vas hlinfStsr
to Spain duEing the administration 81
President Polk. and subsequently repre-
Aented abe skitti6S TeiaessssI DfSlftef IN
the OonRresg Of the uuited StAtet HeI
was attsr.afds elected JadEe Of tbe Judi Z
etai Cfrenit, OF which Warrington eonhty
forms q part. Judge 81 was All able ara
popular mau, and, IN his perSoual appsafl
anee, bore 4 marked Resemblance "a fhn
late 'tDuke OF Wentugton. Ia NE Isst
Presidential election he occupied tbe poa.
isiou Of eleetor on the DouFias ticker N
this State.-R Richmond flag.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06

ne Elce.f rspsrt 81 tbe SeIe-4 Cost
s@e OFthe Ne4 YoEk lseaste- nSpOznted q
ioEeEsSrte - Healts peYzrEzll1S - Ser
9OF1 CITY UIkels D11e IETSll5i1g .FeEE l1t5szs-
Eb1iEs IL Unit StEte1 are II kealEHse-
thas IS EsrgFea Eati6.s. t5s city e. EeE
IOFk f9nore u.ellftly fha1 11y oFEke lad
ihE SareYess estSss- Takisge5EhE Bgisespal
Eatz0Es u EsDPe. H. ssEsEt RITE e
Deaths = = y ,sg9, 4sd tke 2re=zEe Isl
n S-oaS, Uaztts- IN a. Gated States Is .
sslF 3 49,, ~ IakieS srTea 81 fss
PF5heiVai otis: q Eaf5pe. he hiEbest
Fstsg q eF7ths e IS = 60, and ske ayer-
age - e i59a'o5 WillIe IN Seg Ysfk e77fy Il
Is . n I.Sg9- ne rz;5O u Deaths in he
State % Ser YoFt, ogtSsds q The city, Is
osly isis 1903.