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a Faithful Allay Suspended.
JoHN MARcoT, Clerk.

NS moitlying TO see such ~ajgurnal as that
time houorcd aud Democratic one. the Phil.
de!phia PeansylranidH, stop the lever and
machinery OF its publication, in conseouenc,
OF that usual cause, failure Of its partv to ma.
port Il. Nothing perhaps shows more con.
c!aslyeiy the state OF society North, when
such dirty mouthed abolition sheet, as N.
Philadelphia NeWs con prosper, and so old and
able 4 journal must succumb for want Of
funds TO ina ntaln il. When able sheets In.
the above, are forced to be discontinued
because Of a lack Of the Democracy to com.
to TIER support, We may bid farewell to lbs
prominence OF the principles which unite And
prosper US asa State Rights Democratic peo.
pie:
Thankful as We are TO those patrons
who have come forward to our aid. and
TO the kind friends who have interested
themselves in our behalf, we must for
the present cease the fuI ther prosecu.
ton OF 50 unequal u task. When tho
Democratic party Of this city shall be-
left unrepresented by an organ, and
Shall have its time-honored principles
~aSsaiied without a defender, and when
the opposition shall have a clear field,
with no Democratic sentinel to detect
their wickedness, and no faithful cham.
pion to resist theicfatal march, the dem.
masses who could sustain a pa.
per proSperouoly, will perhaps awaken
their dereliction and their folly. They
nay perhaps be then willing to assume
,Acir part Of the responsibility, and by
sustaining the journal which sustains
hem and their principles, enable its
publisher to do battle in their cause.
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WANTED.

4 SITUATION as GARDENER. Ly a man
~ wAo understands Gardening in ai is BRAN
ches, and Inc management OF Green Houses and
the p'opagatlng OF their plants He i, acgptiu-
ted with The cultivation Of Fruits. Flowers.
Shrubs, Bulbs. Grape Vines, aud Vegetables in
all their va~risty-;he laying out OF Gardens in
Fourteen q. firTeGt plans. He has attended TO
tae above business tor many Yeas IN the South.
and Is able 10 take charge ui d large place. ANY
person requiring such u GARDENER. eau lad him
by addressing a letter 20 w. c, GarJene.," at
The office Of this paper, between TINS day aud
Monday. the I'D. Inp2O
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che st. Charles Hotel

\ few days s%ojouru in the glorious
Crescent that horn Of plenty" which
crowns the vast vale of the Mississippi,
and introduces he incalculable wealth
into the bosom Of foreign commerce.
has given Us orr first experience Of the
-. Chartcs-tlat motel of hotels all
the world over.
We pass Icy the gorgeous, massive
and artistic architecture, wich reminds
Il of the Grccian temples Of old The
DEMONSTRATING columns without, indi
cate only a heaven of earthly comfort
security, order AMI luxury within.
The rOtunda, where all tie guests are
received, on first entrance, is but a yes.
Thule ct u city within a city. Let
gloom or glory, storm Or sunshine reign
abroad, all Is peace, sociality, joy, with.
IN. From d thousand guests, the elite
OF the east, south. west, north, and the
wide world abroad, enough cab be gath.
cred for pleasure, instruction, gaiety,
and solid improvement within those
anasslve walls, no matter how the world
goes without. The ladies' and gentle.
mems pariors are all that the most Sc
iect suIrees and reunions anywhere eau
be, except that the opclnsss and geni
allty OF Southern MANNERS give an indie
ScrIOable charm - Southern inter.
course.
We cannot speak too highly of the
table iuxuries. They cannot be exceed.
ed the world over, and command the
rarities Of the tropical as well as the
temperate climes. The movement Of
the hundreds Of servants /; the cleanli'
nes and silence of the family and ger
tIemen'S rooms !; the strict, yet always
unnoticeablc police and watch ovetPer
son and property, exercised all over
tue pyramid ofs hulnan habitation, make
the stranger feel, while, in his quiet and
retired room, to which scarce the thur
der OF the veXed streets Can ascend,
only as u murmur, that he is, indeed, ID
'home, sweet home"
The conclusion we came to, on this
hrst visit to the St. Charles, was, thH
Hildreth, the arch-genius directing ths
whole-hiS amiable and ac~complisheG
brother, Hildreth the younger, the ever
placid treasurer NJ, and Monra'
the Mercury of the Sphere, a 'kesp
a hotel"
The management Of the Office resenf
bles the operations of a bank. ids
deposits daily are tens Of Thousand
The board bills, daily, more than DAD
the year, are more than three thousane
dollars, or twenty thousand dollars P"
week. This is a concern.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20

TOT FroIessIorh or BUSINESS Cirda, not e@NcceJiug one
square, with paper, one year, SIS.
Announcements Of Candidates for Office, sIO. Cash in
all cases must accompany the announremrrt. vhs;l,er
handed 10 by 4 friend or the person announced.
Inc privilege OF yearly advertisers u strictly limited to
uheir own immediate and resUl4r business.
ComnuDieatIons intended to promote the private ends
Or lnteresis OF lnGi'idHals. corporations or societies, will
be charged as advertisements.
All persons ordering .Ohs or handing IN advertisements
on account Of any Local o. political nrsauizstr,p- Nu bs
6eid responsible Tor the payment OF tue slne.
Marriages and Deaths Published without charge. ObIt-
varies inserted as other advertisements. 9
Advertisements not marked tie length Of tine rioy are
70 ue inserted vlli be kept in tic paper I'LL iosOiJ, and
charged accordingly.
Al advertisements by strangers or TRANSIENT persons
1Ust be paid m advance.
Personal Cards. II inserted at all, vii be charged two
dollars per square.
Ulob WorS always cash, aud advertisements are due
when ErSt Inserted.
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Highway Robbery and Nearly Murder.

We learnt from Mr.. LoUvARIRE yesterday morn
ing, that on the previous night about 9 O'Clock, he
was attacked by negroes in The Cutoff Road between
'his parish and West Baton Rouge, Knocked known,
dences of terrible blows upon bis person. lie had
been at work in West Baton Rouge-was on foot at
the time, with his clothes in a bundle, (which was al
so tuken,) coming in this direction. Mr.. L. says he
is OF ST. James parish, and has relatives in Donald
s~onviIle.
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struck by Lightning ana Consumed.
EaIIey's Are,a aud Picture saloon

We hear OF very little je"elr!, f." watches, &c,
being now sent from here TO The civ f- repair. 4
'i.i' 10 Bailey Area, adjoining lis P.otur- S.l.ou.
wilt Iei! tie rri,on. Al ihaI Kind 81 wnfS o., rsrd
here IS 40" doae BY BAILEY, rrd ia the b~-, s,is.
But that - 1-t al he does. As the JOr-il at ~pr
no" s7nnt1L. aHi 40 %" Saows how soon a- may
be On ne winding way" 10 rbr iald OF sruis, ~Du,l
II not be ",..'y 40 BAILEY take a la -r.Il. Of our
FEATURES, N Gaze oi'cisnt iJ"s," and las us;pn. d.
sire VI our connErv g. Bnr- portraits Of - ue-U,,g
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The Il.ck Republican Autoer.t.

The rad srlItsr .u,n,,., b.s ,.,,o, =.
| dapd,,u mn .irc. us ,o,;,'- 81 -. -
and in d'e,noa - d. &c
- ""''' "e
1''S since 10 observe ana
preserve mas 'S>u'd a proclamation Tor vo,-
ah'eerS to suodue the Conftderacy-aS lie has
t, to redress Wrorgs that have long been
endured" lie requires seventy five thous.
aud men to do this, and also TO re,o,sess tbc
! forts. &c. wbch he s,,s h.lon.s :, a.
Union" ssvept, ,e,. ,5,r.anIe ., ~
thu, ~ r., W. -. -"
90 e vi" A."
- "-'" -"i''''anS' 70 say
"O'"''s u "Aa' oouth'rn 'alor, ~sunpoSdtr
and Snot will %. This proclamation, says
the 9icdgaae. is clearly in opuos,,.on 10 Tie
Constitution and laws # the United States.
That paper says:
Neither tue constitution Of the Uni
Yea STATES, MOI the laws which have
Ocoh pdSseu 10 Acc't us provisions,
-. Eass Heu = eNe ,"c I-'S'Gc''' '"e
IL - - % "a G "
country within his roach :, ;nstitrta
wal upon o~ne-fourth Of tie Union. I'M
der the plea Of supprcssiug an ihsu.-
rectIon. The constitution gave Con
gress ine power to pass laws to provide
TO- 'Sii'H5 '"l'' nc nl''''Ia 10 execute
AZ - 'io Onioi' 10 suppress III
Congress. in comnIiancn wi,, that y.
rection, passed a law in which thrv rm.
powered the Ppresident to call out any
number of militia which he may think
shAlcleht, Wien needed to suppress
coulol'alionS 'ooi formidable to De sup
- 49, H"e URINARY course III Juu'-
tod in ,Lo L.IDS W ~ 10
States.
This is eSiderci,r r~I,:D,r ,bo ;nen.,o.s e
a 6rst error. The Black R~enubncoo marty
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Synopsis Of the Police Jury Fro.
CeedingS.

n, p,r,o Inc, ....-br.l
m..,,,ci j., mi. toro Nd. sA.c q,
in,,, All the mcmbar. were nressn,
ur Uy,i. Of Tho st v-ora
THE .s,s;or holm or,r.3 :,
TIM, ~ c,o,,;oo 10 LA
/ rco Inv f,m ,ho DAD Or
md from Aha Ard lvu.rol ,ad c,S C|
River, w,r3s
-o.t
Re-, - - VI " '''
u1''' anu Oack
r.. 80,
r,:oa H." TO '"e
,nr., "' pace 10
'r''i' ,''su 10 road
= 80 10 re-
Pc" - 0'U ~ ""HoeS Z. Mahcnac Cot
~J vas n%eu as the
r' - "'e"'''' u Foice Jury Tor each
~ e'"'' per nile i'f
me l o'S Oh OFo'se iete' WAS ordered back
IT,. - a., 80 ~
90 70 Was appropriated to
'",,'' CERTAIN "''s'
"'' Draoourh' Tor ad-
5 ''I' vi s'ie' % ,o"tSt o'Hder' to
" ta'Sn 0Oni'
49,, IN9 ~ was ie-
"g'u'"'I
.mtI-s ''' jury re'as'
60. ~ eA''P' u A
o.
treasurer were
~ '"''' Oa--
,c 'f . =" "'s na"a''
A"e account ui Ernest gallery of SEQ, for
= i"''Sh Lax, and extern
S"H' 'H'n's"ea 70 Sheriff. was read
1T, ~ ,
Il TAX OF $50 was imposed upon all persons
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20

to last for some time seize your arms and
defend your homes, yonr families and your
property. The war blast has souaded-lt s
no tine for idlenoss and ~iuaction.
Since this was written, the booming Of "Black
Bess' on Thursday mig hi und the hurrahing of the
"~b'hoys,' weie in honor OF the ui Old Of Virginia,
declaring that her destiny was with tue South.
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War. WAR;. War;.


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u" "''1" az soo" a. 'he'r
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49,, "H"'
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and s,li,c..,n ~ -:
y.t,o,a Of ,o,n
Ions rouhe,s b.v. .T.,sd ,ba: go
vfI soco b.. ,ro, - dbl 1t,
berries. ready to ncrto.m n,ir,cp,ons and ~
heard Of f,at, of yaIor. We do No, b.r;.r
that ,ts,e has L-.n a,y s,ob ,rl
pesyle Of the North. ss The birelp,s Of
Lress have. teIccraph,d abroad. ,or tia NM
nose Of Intimidation ihe S,p,b.roo, 90,
.ausing them f, ground their arms and all.
rae" We know that there are many II
me North who ave opposed to the insane 4.
OF the Black Republican adnipi.-f'
ration, which are destined to Lank,unt IN.
ard the, IN ,rd
liSgraeeiul defeat. But even supposing that
whole North is united, we are abundantiy
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
FOR ASSESSOR.

Mr.. Editor: Please announce the Dame OF T.. RG-
DOLPH vERBOIS. ESQ. IS a Democratic Candi.
ate for Assessor for the parish of IberyiIIe, suh;ec, 20 the
stats Rights Democratic Convention.
We are authorized to ANNOUNCE ERNEST CsI-
LERK, the pressbt incumbent. as a Candidate for re-
sieeiioH to the oface of Assessor. subject to the decision Of
the State Rights Democratic Convention
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20

~ MSS. Gas. y. Rom d Co. give q
list Of a few of I,eis leading ari,lrs his w,oa-a'I
Of which are first class articles, the prices Of which
are placed al exceedingly low figures; OF their cat
Vsssed hans We can "speak by The booh"--briu.
sweet, Juicy and Of a fine flavor, aud sold much
cheaper then weEaVe been abe TO purchase hams If
i'st quality tor many years past. Ia fact t..-ir s,ork
IS ali new aGd cheap, and appears to be going like
not cakes" Their liqrors are very superior.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
BATON Rocco. April 18th. 1861

Mr. BtchcAarG, Sherry IF LJerriie.
Dear S.r-Sustalned 10y the general opinion
OF ten members Of the bar, that, under the
present legislation on the subject. It would be
the exercising and exceedingly doubtful ao-
liforlty 10 hold the next term Of The District
Court IA lbervi'ie, on Monday next, and b.
.ev'ng that the law autbor,z ne the same. has
been appeaied and ceased 10 have any effect
on and after the first Monday of April. 1861,
The District Court viii not be held next Mon
day.
Please say as much for the information Of
Inc public In the papers next Saturday, and
ooioe, Very truly your firnd, Sc,
DAN'L ID. AVERY.
JadJe FtM Judicial District.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NAEaE'S rFF3CE.
April 2OIh, 1861.
PURSUANT 10 A resolution al the Board OF
4 Selectnen ol the Town OF Plaqu"nGe, an
Election will be holden at the Cou1 House. on
MONDAY. the 9th dIy CT LIay urxr, 1851. Tor
the purpose Of e,.ci!ng d Mayor AMI Five Select
men 10 .eTre lor lGe ensuing year.
The polls % open al 10 O'Clock, A. II, aal 10
close al > II. ".
TH0S. Z. GRACE, Nayor.
l.aGuemine, La. apo
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Io April Term of Court.

Editor gazette and SeAfiasi:
Dear Srr-lOu wIii please give publication
to the EIiowing le;ter lion our worthy Judge,
and obise,
Yours Respectfully.
TEEo. BLANCHARD.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
The Right Place to Buy Jewelry.
w. A. HAYWARD,
E0nHfacFHriRg 1eicefcr,
208 Broadway, New Cork.

Nc ore purchasing Jewelry of ary description
" should tai! 10 call upon " a. HAYWARD.
before purchasing. OF send him au order Tor SAINT
pies. any person wishing samples 10 order
rom. can have the sgme cent with the pIiy liese
OF returning anything hey may not want
TN. b. Full assortment oI GOUaS iHr the
81 Store, aud Jewellery Envelopes. Iay-J
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20

CoULDS'r Do Ir.-An exchange pap
tells a story of a man in London w
determined to spend all he made duIIs
the first year in advertising. de So
found that it was impossible, ioI
simple reason that the more no sa'|
tised the more he made, and ai'el,
strenuous effort to get rid Of bis l0'ii
in advertising, be had to give nuP
you don't believe it, try it
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20

Il VII! be seeu by reieunce to the adjoining cot
umn, that TO more pcP"'ar gentlemen of ,tr. pa-
n>h G'e "ut a, caa'riiies tor ,~o Of tie lest and
n'osi responsible offices in ave parish.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20

~ LEOPOLD KAHN comes before his Gus
TONERS this week IN a card, detailing an outline ct
the rich aud extensive sloca II Lsdi-s' GOOD, which
he has opened, fresh frum the importers rooms u
New Orieaas. Give him a call.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
FOR AtDATOR,

We are authorized to announce ~. PERAITa,
Of East Baton Rouge, as a Candidate for Auditor ofPublic
tceoHRts-subJeet to- nomination 5y . Democratic State
Convention, If one is called.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
The News.

Our paper this week contains Il correct synopsis
OF the important news received by telegraph in the
city since the attack on Fort Sampler. We ronse-
quenIiy issue a supplement. Papers in wrappers
can he had at the office. The week has been an
e'eatiul one the his,oty Of this continent.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
NsD AUpsrtissmsuts.
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announce Col. VI. ". Al
LEN, Of West Baton Rouge, as a CANDIDATE for Cou-
gress OF the Confederate States Coz the Fourth Congress
sional District, composed Of the Parishes Of West Fell
eiana' Point CouPes, 81 Landry, Lafayette, VsrndIIou.
West Baton Rouge, Ibefyils, ST Mary sId ST. Martin.
Election lnt Monday in November.
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pLAQUEAIiNE:
Saturday, 2 20, 1861.

1T-Iloiders Of accepted us against the
Corporation will fnd a notice interesting to them
in the adjoining column.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20

~ The following article which we take
from the Sdll.a Mts2ige.cer, speaks the
sentiments which have frequently been uttered
by the press IN all parts Of the State, and are
a. true as they are deserved:
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
COUNCIL

The Mayor and Board Of Seiectmen of the
'iO"n of Plaquemine, met at the Mayors Of
ice this l2th dag Of April, 1861.
PreseOt-Thos. E. Grace, Mayor; j. l..
pegelos, a. Talbot, and n. Valegs, Selectmen.
The Mayor suggessed the necessity Of re-
pairing the streets and cleaning tue bitches
within the Corporation, and the Board con
siderIng that iheir term of office has nearly
expired, 1t was therefore determined to del,v
taking any action in the matter for the urcs-
ent.
On motion, the Constable was authorized
to eSpend the price received for the fence
around St. Jobns's square, 1919 5Ol, in level.
ing and grading said square.
There being no further business, the Board
adjourned.
lSienedl T. E. GRACE,
'ohN MARcoT' C1erG. Mayer.
The Mayor and Board of Selectmsn of the
Town OF Plaquemine, met a, the Mayors Or
hce this 18th Of April, 1861.
Present-Thos. E. Grace, Mayor; l.. Char.
re. J. Z. Degelos, A. Talbot, Sclectmen.
Upon The application Of several INDECENT,
persons within the Corporation for relief, the
Board rejected the same, expressing il as
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20

t9f-We are requested by Father FALLoT
to say that the Pews IN lie Catholic Church wi! pc
s.tYely be rented Tomorrow, the ClSt.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
FOR RECORDER.

ha. EpITos: You viii please announce tie name of
ADOLPHE HERERT, Esq, al. a Candid. ate for
the Office of Recorder of the parish Of Iber, lille, subi,c,
to 'hs decision Of The STATE Rights Democrats Couysn-
ton.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

ONE DOLLAR Ci o. per ,qaare Of tea line,. or less, Of
sertiOn, AID Fily Cents Tor each subsequent ir.sr-
toh' AtbeTaI discount, hSwryer, on tlc>a r.tr>N vii
IeInRde On advertisements inserted for a isuger time
tkaA two month";, :, E.nn,.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
CHOICE GROCERIES.
CHAS. N. ROTH & CO..

RESPECTFULLY invite the public 10 call
1U and examine their stock OF
&C. Groceries and Produce,
Being satisfied that they can show them a stock
inferior to none ever brought TO this market.
which they offer at Lower Prices than have
been paid heretofore. The following are
among the leading articles generally required,
Al OF winch are OF . superior q~uality-vz:
Mess Beef Hay.
Mess Pork, Flour,
Clear Sides, Rice.
Smoked Meats, Coffee,
Breakfast Bacon Sugar,
Beet, Lard, Beans, Dried Apples,
Corn, Oats, Sweet OH,
l Old Burbon Whisky, Obs, Paints.
a oidS Vanity Brandies, &c, &c, &c.
10 lBesides many other articles too numer GUS 10
gention-to:sihsr With a~spendid stock of Fancy
Gpceries.
araoI c. N. ROTH l. CO..
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

IhkEE AND FIFTY CENTS S3 5D for
0ne year, ~ advance. FIVE DOLLARS is UU n
not paid In advance.
SINGLE CpPIES-Ten Gents.
W .'n'erlpton VII be Discontinued unless q written no.
tcs to that effect 10 received fror, tLe ,rL.c-,Ls- b,,
sslf,t ami all arrearges pad.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-20
FOR SHERIFF..

Mr.. EDITOR; Please announce my name in your paper
sa Candidate for the next s~aerEalty Of this parish.
lf.. GUSTAyE LAUyE.
Bayou GOuis, April 18th, 1861.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-05

thataRy one should object TO mere rcso-
luton OF inquiry. 1t made no nIlcg,tior.
Mr.. Branrhs OF y. C., asked leave to ili-
troduee a'resointion allowing the Commits
sl0reEs ffonl the States admission TO the
floor Of the House. -
Mr.. Kunkle, of Nd, proposed to amend
by rendering tue use of the Hall of the
House and "ther suitable apartments fos
the meetings.
Mr. LovejOy, of ILL.,, and others, objected.
1tr John CochFMne gave notice that he
viii, at an early day, call up the bill re-
ported by him, from the Committee OF
Five, to further provide for the collection
of duties on imports
gentlemen who desired to make speeches
On the crisis, moved that the House take a
recess from to Z o'clock during the pres
emit week.
Mr.. Logan. of Ind, hoped not, unless it
was ronfued to those who read speeches,
for nobody was here to listen to them.
MIR. John Cochraue-T propose COM
promise. Let none but cxtempore speech
es be delivered by day, and none but writ
ten ones at night, Laughter.
Mr.. Logan insisted on his lection.
Mr. Wilson, of Ind, presented a Letttion
from Indinna, asking for the adoption OF
the Crittenden proposition. He Was free
to say that he conld not vote forit.
Mr.. Briggs, Of n. Y, presented memo
rial of sCventy.twO citizens of Chester
Orange county, N. Y, in favor of the Bor
der State compromise.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-05
VIrElnIn Election.

F4InMoxR. Feb. 4.-Smith and Hall. the
Union candidates, Hre elected. The ma
jority cannot now be given.
TYIEa Co.-Burdett, the Union candi-
date is elected by majority ofRt least
200,
AIexendrta gives the Union candidates
+ CAMERON Cameron, Big Run. Terrill
and Smnrt's precincts, give Burnley, the
Union candidate 500.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Claysville
and Tygnrt's precincts cast sOs votes, and
only 81 against reference. There was
only one candidnte
MARTINsBuR0, -Berkley is generally be.
lteved to have gone for the Union.
Jefferson gives a large Union majority.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-05

MlEADAsHE Is the f9yGEits sign by which
!Hge makES EhPT9 any d6Y iatioRu hievSr IrOln tie
state o. the brain and vcMi in this llELI It
mey Ds !0Oktd on a. safeguard iuiSIiIsl T., give
n0EGe OF disSasl hlel mi lit efVEfS6 raTS u.
tSntion l too lqi( TO be {erlsiol "a lie indlca.
ttons should never Re neglected lIealachss IuRy H.
Sasslhsd under two pnuirs viz: SyInrtUIluttc aid
iHlolNfhie Symptplnptie Headache is exceedingly
G9inMon and Is the precursor Of great variety u
among which " Ci,haf IhennR-
tsnl ami AZ bHle dlseaob q 1RiIstfTJus form IL
IS 0ynlEatlletlc Of lsCase tho stotI1ch couSitut.
19S sex HeGdGche, hepatIc Ilisease substituting
OF worms. s1isttpatinn aud VthsF
uleorIeES OF the bowels. wen rvHt and I,tcTil,
Hutcttons Diseases Of the heart are very IE,Sucutiy
l.trhrsd with ARAnIia and pletlIUIu arS
Pso 4uSSti9ns which frequently rclI.siGn leatacht
AHH'lSthis Headache = also very common. lrins.
usually distinguished b! tile name Of HtTrnus kC1j
ao.E, sometimes coming ou sudsh 4, Gate uT ap
atenly s9nnl health AMI Frustrating tile
MENTAL and physical energies, AMI other instances
It e''ulea on slowly. heFadb H. depression 81 spirits
or acerhity Of temper. lu most INSTANCES The main
y IN tue tront OF tue head oNrEuns lth Qy es aud
sometimes provoking vomiting u!er this class may
also be named NeuISiLJid $50.
For tile treatment Of ulther class Of Headache tho
Sepholto Pills have been found sure and Sale flie-
uy relieving the most acute pains ia fW ntIiiulrs
and BY its subtle power Graduating the disease OF
which Aeadaehe is the unerring index.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-05
ny TET.nGRAPH

BALTIMORE, Feb, 4-Fiour active and hrm Ohio
and Howard street $3.50 5Sl, and City Mills nnnli-
nal ct S5,25. Wheat steady at s., IS for red,
aud 90 for white. Corn steady at 6G@69 for
new, and IS for old. Provisions active, but uR.
changed cofIee arm; Rio l214@lgI&e. Whisky
lam at ls9lsI4.
2CINcINEATi, Feb. 4..-Flour unchanged and quiet;
holders tirm at full prices; auperiHe 10
No change In grain. and the demand Is mod
crate Whlsky firm, at lie with sales Of 400 bbls.
ProTisons dull. 2DO hlds. Of bacon sold at ~ and
915, decline; Mess pork and bulk meats nominal
% saturdays prices not much Offering, hut there is
tArlly any deHund. LArl-2UO tiercc6 UF prime city
sold At 9lz Groceries hrm, but not 20 much doing
Ike anXe firm at No. premium for New York, and
&c. do for New Orleans.
NV YOGE, Feb, 4-Flour firm; II 600 bbls sold at
lS52S for State, 65G5,I6 for southern, heavy
Ct S5,5U@59O. Wheat heavy; 5000 buslI. sold at
$l,3@ 81 for red and 81, 40D1 80 for white. Corn
heavy 81 900 bush. sold at 7I496Sl white south.
ern I2I5c, now yellow S5Gg soc. Lard heavy At 9IS
@lOlSc. Pork heavy. WhislLy firm at 49, 0Alsl4le.