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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-23
CASES FIXED FOR TRIAL.
Monday, February 25, 1861.

40, 1925 Citizens Bank of Louisiana vs. u
IInbeau & L. White, A. Pilot
fieistanr.
No. 1923. Citizens Bank of Louisiana vs. Edwin
White, A. Pilot e. Heistand.
No. 1922 Citizens Bank of Louisiana vs.. T
Payne & D. Gilman, A. Pilot. F
Heistand, v. f. & J. B. Cotton
No. 1924. Citizens Bank of Louisiana VS.. S. H
Fullow 81 Edwin White, A. Pilot
E. Heistand.
No 1867. Adam Bush, VS.. Peter Souliar and
Henry Hinkel, N. Commandeur RK
Cutler.
No, 1877. Euselns Franz, VIM. Smith, VI
Sc j. 3. Cotton, Dugue & Dreux.
Tuesday, February 26, 1861.
No. 1911. Frederick Beerman VS. George Broozes
N Commandeur, w. T. Scott.
No. 1889. Alfred Greenwood Succession of
Mrs Edward Lvaudas e. Adolphe
St. Amant, n. Commandeur, f Ber-
mudez.
No 1885 Henry Woofskule VS.. VIM. Smith,
Thomas Howard, e. Heistand.
No 1920. James Wallace Robert Morris,
Cutler e. Thomas, & J Cotton
No. 1891. Imbeau & Mehe John Fournigu6,
Cutler & Thomas, J. Buisson.
Wednesday, February ~, 1861.
No. 1892. Alphontine Sigur VS.. Zenon Perret,
G. A Breaux L. l.. Levy.
No 1866. William a 4, u hilton VS. Robert Morris
Cutler & Tlr,ras, v F & J Cotton
No. 1915. A. ST. AmanAvs Ed Livaudas ct ais
L Bermudez, Dugue & Dreux, Roselius
No 1894 Imbeau & Mehle Guiilaume Beteze,
Cutler & Thomas, l. w Gaiennie.
No 1918 Anna M Smith VS. VIM Smith, Cutter
e. Thomas Dugue 81 Dreux.
Thursday, February IS, 1861.
No. 1910 Maurice Casey ct ais VS. Thomas Haly,
n Commandeur, r L. Prestons
| No 1860 VIM Jaynes vs. Morris g. Mackey,
n Comnl Veur, Cutler.
No. 1918 d. NJ. 10 sgsworth VS. Solomon COIN
! Frederick Haynes, Christian Roselius
| No 1859. William Halsmith VS.. Bernard Castary,
Cutler s. Thomas A l. Tissot.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-23

Hcary Shipments ot Corn and B0con,
The quantity of grain and provisions
bootcd up the Cumberland and Ten
ncssco river, now lying in warehouse
and bulk awaiting transportation by
railroad to South Carolina, Georgia
and intermediate points, is unpreco-
dcntod. Every train going east and
south is heavily laden with corn and
bacon, and still the supply accumuatcs
at Nashville and Florence faster than
it can be taken away. On their return
trips, we are informed, the ears come
quite empty, little or no merchandise
being received by the way of Charles
ton. The drain upon the resources Of
the south this year, to purchase the
substantials oflifo, willhcvcry seriously
felt. Less cotton and more corn,
should be the motto of every farmer
IN the gulf states.-North -Ildbamiun.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-23

GCp 1t is seldom we omit to invite
the attention of our readers to any
nea0 announcementin our paper, which we
may deem beneficial to their interests,
or to the advantage of the public at
large; the case in hand, however, fur
nishes one of those "seldoms' which
have been for the time, permitted to
be overlooked.
We new speak of Henry He1cherfS
FAMILY GROCERY, situated in the
hourishing little village of Greenville,
at the corner of Broadway and Levce
streets, where all varieties in the Gro
Gerry line may be had of fine quality
and at the most reasonable rates.
Beside the Family Grocery of Mr.. III.
he has also we'll supplied Lumber
Yard on his premises, where he offers
largo quantity of the best quality
hatboat planks of every variety, empty
boats, pine wood, etc, etc. We would
suggest to all who may wish to purchase
material in his line to favor him with Il
call previous to a purchase elsewhere,
as his large stock on hand and extern
sivo facilities of supply enable him
to dispose of articles in his line at the
lowest possible figure. Sec his card
in paper.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-23

" The editor of the Nashville Union
and American announces that the con-
vention is voted down by an overwhelm-
ing majority. At this result, says he,
we are deeply grieved and mortified,
Thank God for the grief and mortitica-
ton. He has our permission to be per-
fectly miserable. Dem.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-23

Mr.. Engleman called for the Yeas
and Nays on the above motion suS-
nendinp Mr.. Deibel, and they, were
taken. Yeas - Messrs. Englemah'
Dovenport. Mayo, Zeller and Stouhg,.
Nay-Mr. Fischer; . Yeas ana
Nay. 1a+
Mr.. Francis Brunk be and is appointed
Commissary in place OF Mr.. Deloel'
On motion of Mr.. Zeller, the Mayor
was authorized to appoint Commlssary
in n]ace of Mr.. Deibel, in case MI.
BRINK refuses or neglects to accept
the appointment: :. =,
torv was directed to notify Mr.. Deibel
of his suspension sand Mr.. Drunk or
his appointment.A ~
A motion of Mr.. Engleman to
| reconsider the actiop OF the Councll
at the last meeting iIlEelation to suelng
Mr.. Upton and Security was carried.
On motion of Me- Englem the
! Attorney was direceede 10 sue on the
Note Of Mr.. Upton now ip the hands
of the Treasurer. 3*1
A motion of Mr.. Fischer, that the
names of subscribers to the Shellroad'
be published with the names OF those
Who have paid noted as paid was
carried.
ssgzg= I, the undersigned, subscribe and
| bind myself to pay the amount set
opposite my name below, for the con-
struction Of the Shellroad in Canal
Avenue in the City of Carrollton. La.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-23
CITY OF CARRoLLToN:
SATURDAY, Feby %, 1861.
p0 sTPONE Is II N II L.
hRMORY JEFFERSON RIFLES,
Jrobr,,ary TO 1861.

ARMOKY JEFF FIKSV-V MT I.I''7' :
February 10, 1861.
The Citizens of our Parish and Vicinity are
hereby notified that in consequence Of the Com
oanv being under Marching Orders commencing
unon the morning of the 22nd inst, and not being
positive of being off duty the subsequent "a hours
have concluded to postpone their contemplated
BALL which was to have been given upon the
night of the 22ud inst. to the night of Friday the
9Th of March proximo
EY@ All Tickets issued for the said BALL
are good for the Eighth.
By Order of Committee of Arrangements
City of Carrollton, February 90 lool
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-23
Cuban Items.

Ey We find in the Cuban Messenger
of the 18th instant, the following
Specie Returning.-We are pleased to
see that the late steamers from New
Orleans and New York, have brought
back some of our gold ounces that were
exported within the past two or three
months. About $4,000 have been
received from New Orleans and nearly
as much from New York, by the four
American steamers recently arrived
here.
SuiciIes.-Three cases of suicide
have occurred among persons we'll
know to our community within the last
few weeks, Lawyer, Merchant and
q Hotel keeper. The latter, Don
Francisco Gisperty Batista, shot him
self with fowling piece last week, in
his own room at the 'Grande Antilla
Hotel, on Inquisidor street. He was a
native of Puerto Principe, on this Island
and wrote three letters, one of them to
his partner, saying that he was about
to undertake long voyage to place,
whence no traveller ever returned yet,
Sad as such calamities are, and sadder,
perhaps, the causes that provoked them,
we cannot but lament that these acts,
should be so often repeated, and we
sincerely hope that we may not be call
ed upon to chronicle any more of these
sad events for a long time.
A Bandit .Shot.-The city papers OF
Thursday last, report the death of the
renowned bandit and highway robber
known in this Island as Ell Astuaiano 6
name that has become famous for the
daring acts and seemingly co5 manne,
in which he committed tho But we
recolIent that on two prev pccas-
ions, within the last three yedltss we have
seen this same piece of news N ths
City papers, that the Asturidno hxfd bee4
shot. 1t is to be hoped that this fztas
the banit that has been killed is nj
real Asturiano.
The CarniUat.--During three day.
day and nights, from Sunday till Tues
our principal thoroughfares and thu
| different places whore masked Ball
were given, were crowded, and surely
! there was little or no signs at all of tn
hard times and stringency of th'
Money Market, of which nearly every
body complains. 1t is also worthy o
notice that among such heterogenou
masses as crowded the streets, COTE,
house and Ball Rooms, there should b.
so little disturbance, and so few
accidents. Only three persons hay'
been wounded, or stabbed in the our
rels and fights that will necessarily
occur on such occasions, two of which
have died from their wounds.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-23
SHER,FF's SALE. - Guy Dreux

SHER,FF's SALE. - Guy Dreux'
Sheriff of the Parish of jefferson, will
offer for sale at public auction, THIS
DAY, at - O'Clock NJ, at the City
Hotel. ON Common street, between
Camp and Magazine streets, in the city
of New Orleans, A Certain Square Of
Ground, favorably located in Kicker
vile, in this Parish. See advertisement.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-23

w We notice that our old friend
John Jonker, well and favorably known
in this city, has established Beer
House on Levee street, nearly opposite
Mr.. Millaudon's Sawmill. Give John
q call.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-23

tB7 Lincoln says if secession is to
be acknowledged, then the Union is II
kind of free love- arrangement, to be
dissolved Whenever passional attrac-
tom requires it. Lincoln is greatly
in error. The north has dissolved the
marriage contract by committing adul-
terry with aunty slavery h-IFashHgton
States.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-23

Ey We ask the attention of our
citizens to the s'card'' of Mr.. Richard
.StiLle, in another column of our paper
this day. What he proposes may
prove beneficial to many.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-23

rB' The 22nd of February (yester-
day. was moro generally observed than
ON many former occasions.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-23
THa Southern Contederacy. - The

INA ICOUUIeQU COHJtttS' uCJ'
following is the view the Washington
Star takes of the election of Davis and
Stephens:
The election of jefferson Davis to
be president and A. H. Stephens to
be vice-president of the southern
Confederacy," and its adoption OF the
constitution of the United States, even
with amendments, is a blow to the
schemes of the South Carolina party
among the revolutionists, scarcely less
gripping than the results of the Virginia
and Tennessee elections.
Davis and Stephens are VIGOROUSLY
in favor of bringing the seeded states
back into the Union on the first de-
cent pretext, while the South Carolina
oligarchy are bitterly opposed to any
such policy. The latter hate the con
stitution of the United States, too, with
unparalleled ferocity, and contended
| that it's adoption and the election OF
Davis and Stephens would speedily
| lead to the return OF the rest OF the Sc
ceded states to their allegiance to the
| United States, leaving South Carolina
| ''Out IN the cold.
We hail the action of their
Congress, in the matters reterrad
to above, as embracing pr5ot
positive that so soon as a settlAE
ment may be made that will keep the
hearts of the people of the border
slaveholding states true to the Union,
there will be much very fast travelling
among the leaders ofsthe secession
movement everywherezbltS of South
Carolina, to get over Epdn che popular
-reunion-side of the fetaca.s ~
afraid of snahes. here is the
greatest coward about Snakes UP in
Calhoun, that lives in America. He
came from the East last spring, and
bought farm, and for the six months
in the country, he hardly slept two
hours night. He had fine patch OF
oats on his farm, but he was afraidg te
| cradle it.
One day he concluded he'd take. Q
look to see if there were many snakes
in the patch; so he got his old horse
1 andsaf leading him through the gap,
and aaying up the fence to keep the
Ihogs out, he. took an old scythe snathe
lin his hand to fight with in case of al
attack, mounted the horse and struck
out into tho oats, hozsi up both legs
as high asaossib leHe hadn't gone
far when he easg }hling big snake
slipping along tfl3 n Rfter him. Away
he went round s1sl found the patch
and away went The snake, right alons
i with him; sometimes ON one side, an(
sometimes ON the other; sometimes
4 before and sometimes behind. H'
couldn't get out of the lot because TIL,
fence was up, and as the snake KEEP
4 constantly with him, there was nj
chance but to leave the old horse, anC
try to keep out of its way. He wen
i it that way till every stalk of his oat
was tramped down, and until the horse
was Just about dead, when he discover e'
THAT he'd been running from the Shadoo
! of HIS seattle Snathe!
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-23
Third Judicial District Cont.

FEE r u RY RM-l861.
THE HON. JUDGE BURTHE, Presidirc
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-16

q HEA1AcRE is the fsyu, lite Sign by which me-
SGIs make known any deviation Whatever from lie
ma StSte Of the 6rnin aud yieM Ell In tLls light it
may 0e looked on Is . safeguard intended 10 Give
nOtiSe OF dis9aSe which might otherwise Cscnpc nf-
tsno1 IN too late to be FrmeLiCi: and lie inIca.
tiotlS should never Ae neglected. IeadRches uay 10
SsslnSd under two names wig: SympIctnutie end
4uloPaihie. symPtUtnatie Headache Es eSCtRtlinslv
SS9Nmon and l. the precursor Of Errat variety IT
among which are ApoPleay, GUut, llit uIna-
Hsm hnu All febrr dkCases lr its nervous form IL
syInPdihetic Of disease Of the stomach Cunstiiut.
5nE seS hsGd9efs, OF hepatie disease eonstitufin-
4saaast or worms, copItipatton aud oiltF
uis0FIeEn OF the bOweis well re.ial and utefi0
affections. Diseases Of tile heart are vPy TsIIs,iIT
attended With Aeadaehes; ArinIa and ple;lein nFS
SSo INJECTIONS which ftcqueufIy occasion heN!nclr
ISETLas neadGss also yuFy common, being
do1e' sometimes coming on suddenly ia \ state Of NJ
paEenIS sound health and Frustrating AZ once Tie
mental and physical energies and in other lhStnuctS
u cvmes on slowly, heTalded by depression Of Eriftf1
or aesEbtE Of temper. IL most instances the pstn
Is IN Tue trout OF the head one rLoJh eyes aud
also be named Nelu-IlVfu. - -
ESr the tEea!meut Of either class Of Headache tho
Seph3ne Pills have been found cure and safr rsfe.
ay; Feuesvihg the most acute palus in few niiaute5
anu 5y Its subtle power Graduating The iiSVSpe 81
which Headache is the unetring Index
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-16
Conatipation o. cnstiunnors

No one Of the .muny ills that lesh is heir to- s 70
prevalent, SO little understood ana, 20 p,ucI, nlti
as CostiTeneks Oten originating ia CtICleskness or
seuentary habits; il is rrEHret slight disorder
OF too little consequence to excite aAIety while in
reality 1t is the precursor aud companion Of many q +
tue most Fatal and dangerous diseases, and urless
early ef"dieted II viii bring tile sufferer TO an un.
co5tNenesS Is the usual attendant arc lFehdacle
GSllc Rheuinatts, Foul BREATH Piles and Others OF
like nature, while long train OF ffghIiul tIseSses
such as Malignant Fevers. ALScess iiyEentery NJ
4FrLoeH, Dyspepsia Apoplexy, Ep6 ~, Paralysis,
iysteEl&' " PochoudrtnAis AlUancd aud Insanity
alarming symptom. Not unfreqnsqdy the tisensrS
n'lned originate In Constipation Dat take on nm IN.
dependent existence unless the enti III n,
m early stage From all these considerations il FOL
lows that tue disorder should receive immediate at
neglect to get box of Cephalic pills on lie ART M
pe"rance Of the complaint, their timely uSc viii
eAre the inSiddous approaches Of disease and estroy
this dangerous foe to human life.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-16

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. l4.-Ex- Governor
Wise was sereuaded by his friends Tonight.
AN immense crowd being coagregaIed,
hr. Wise made speech in which he said
he was for Virginia first; but il she sided
with aggression, he was against her. He
pronounced as false aud infamous the re-
port that lie ever contemplated an inva-
sion Of Washington to prevent the inau.
gur,ltiOn of Mr. Lincoln. He WAS severe
on Mr.. Buchanan and Gen. Scott. He de-
precated civil war, but couselled active
Prepan.tion to be made to resist any at
tempt Mt coercion. He believed that it
Virginia would take firm stand and do
her duty faithfully, all would yet be we'll.
She should demand the Government to
varole the forts and arsenals in the seced-
ed Suites, and stand as a mediator between
the North ana South.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-16

tbs pcculiaritieso of the female constitu-
ton and the various trials to which the
sex is Subjected, demands an occasio nj
recourse to stimulants. 1t is important,
however. that these shall be of harmless
nature, and at the same time accomplish
the desired end. Hostetter's Celebrated
Stomach Bitters is the very article. It's
effect in all cases of debility are almost
magical. 1t restores the tone of the di-
gestive organs, infuscs fresh vitality into
the whole system, and gives that cheerful
ness to tho temperament, which is the
most valuable of feminine attractions.-
The proprietors feel flhttered from the fact
-ttIUt rnuuy of the most prominent medical
gentlemen in the Union have bestowed en-
comiums upon the Bitters, the virtues of
which they have frequently tested md ac-
knowledged. There are numerous count
erfeits offered for sale, NIL of which nrc ies-
titute of merit, and positively injurious to
tue system jan7-lm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-16

WAsaIxGrON, Feb. l5.-The committee
appointed to prepare matters for the con.
sideratiUn of the Peace Convention to-day,
reported u plan of pagitication. 1t is I'm.
derstOod TO he compounded Of PROPOSE
tions of the Critteudeu and Guthrie and
Border State resolutions, and among other
things applies the principle of tue Slissou-
ri Compromise north of 3Be 300 and, Pou.
ular Sovereignty south Of that line The
members Of the Committee liSvc been in
constant consultation with their respective
Congressional delegations, and have de.
rived some encouragement AS to the snr-
cessful result. Every effort will he nude
10 carry the plan through the Convention
before the close of this week.
IL Is said that assurances have been re-
ceived that no attack will be made either
on Sumter or Pirkens, and as soon as Da-
Wis shall have been inaugnrated President
of the Southern Confederacy, he will send
minister to Washington, with power to
negotiate with tue Government coueeruing
various matters in dispute. However this
may be, tits certain as ascertatned from
An uudoubted source that Mai. Anderson
feels himself secure in his position, and
should he be assailed, no doubt is enter
tanned that he can retain it until succOr-
ed by the Government.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-16
prom NortI, Carollnn.

RAtEioH. n. c., Feb. l4.-The Senate
has been engaged in the consideration of
the military bill for two days, and is not
yet through with the question.
Tho House has passed several railroad
bills, and others ARE pending. The House
has just reviewed the Minnesota resolu.
tons, embOdying the doctrine of coercion.
They were received and will be returned
whence they came.
No day Of adjournment has been agreed
on, but the Legislature will probably adj
journ next week.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-16

B9THE OIL FkvRR CLosE AT HAND.
We hear daily reports of the ex-
element, regarding oil-sites, at present
prevailing at Smiths Ferry, on-the P. & G.
Railroad, above our city. The steuben-
willie Herald speaks of one well that pro-
duces Is barrels per dsy-tho oil selling at
40 cents cash-and running expenses only
81 per day. Companies from Pittsburgh
DC, are fOckiug to the place, and every
available spot, suspected of being "lcaky,"
iselaimed and staked off. Derricks, for bor-
ing, are numerous along theroad, from the
Ferry to near steubenville. At Rush Run,
only l2 miles above wheeling, there is an
excitement getting up. One Company from
Pittsburgh, for the privilege of sinking a
well, paid $3.50 cash, with promise ofevery
'enth barrel of the oil produced. Other
Companies were on the ground, prospect
ing, and negotiating The indications Of
oil, above and below Warren, are numer-
Gus, and highly flattering; and, before long
We may expect great activity in oil opera
tiOns along the river
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-16
CORnRCTFD DaILy1

CrTciXSATI, -Feb. l6.-Flour unchanged. Nnddull.
No change In Grain; Corn dull, and tile supply ex-
ceeds the demand At 30G33. Oats hrm at 81 Wheat
At 6s Barley dull and unchanged. Whisky dull al
~ receipts large PruvsioRs quiet; not much doing
mess PORK nominal at $l0,I59lT. Buk meats 6<6l
tending for a decline OF 14c. Lard firm at eJI; no
sales Of Importance, It being held higher. Money
market easy.
NEW YuRK. PeL. 1s.-PIour firm; sales "a 500 hills
at S2@5 for State; S51O9545 for Ohio, and IS 30
G5;52 tnr southern. Wheat firm; 500 hus sold at
Western; $l,+4 for white. Corn firm; $40 I;us
sold gt GS for new and % for old yellow Southern
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-16
'Reduoed by Dyspepsla to mere

SkeIetOn.'
Cured By '-BOerhave's Holland Bitters'
AIR. A. Matchett, trader probably as
well known rs any man in Western Penn
sylvNniH, states as following: 81 met with
a farmer in Armstrong county who was re-
duced 6y Dyspepsia TO mere skeleton. 1
Pursnnded him to buy ii bottle of Buerliave's
Holland Bitters, believing it would cure
him. Meeting him some months after. what
was my establishment at finding him a hnle.
hearty mani he told me he now .oeighei
200 ponds and that this wonderful chGnge
had been produced BY Boerhave's Holland
Bitters to which he attributed solely his
restoration. ian TIN
For sale by T. H. Logan { Co., and Lo-
gan, List & Co., Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-16

B9-A WHoLEsALE SwISDLER.-A day
or two ago man named Mcconnell, of
Washington county, Pa, failed in his bust
ness and had Judgment rccordedagaips
him in court tor an amount greater than
all his possessions. Before this fact was
known, Mcconnell, who was still supposed
TO be well.to do, went to the jewelry store
of1lr, Dugan, in Washington, and bought
watch on time. From Nr. Dugnn's he
proceeded to the store of Mr.. Burch, aud
there bought another fine watch, also on
time. Hethen went to the banking house
of Huzlet and Son, where he got some iE-
teen hundred dollars for his own paper
endorsed BY couple of dead men. Nc.
Cornell then came to this city, and hap
peued to meet here the Mr.. Burch from
whose clerk he had bought the watch in
Washington, and who had just returned
from the cast. Mcconnell told Buch that
he was in want ola watch and asked
where he should buy one. Mr. Burch offer
ed to sell Mcconnell watch, which he
himself carried. A bargain was soon
made, Mcconnell giving his note. He has
since Departed for parts unknown, having
the three watches, and the 6fteeu hundred
dollars. The swindled parties are in hot
pursuit Ofthe rascal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-16

THE remains ofthe Hon &c. Wright.
a pen6sFOf the Peace Congress from ohio.
VINO died in Washington on Wednesday
last We're brought up yesterday, by ex.
press press IN Charge ola son of the decess-
co. 60 and taken TO Cincinnati for interment
ar. Wright was member of Congress tlp.
ring the administration Of the Younger
Adams afteFWard Judge of the supreme
SSart Of Ohio, and for many years editor
Of zAe Cincinnati Gqzetfr.