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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN the matter of the Succession Of A. B.
Hopcts. dec d = No. 1856, probate"
Sixth Judicial District t'oprt-- Psish
Of East baton Rouge, Louisiana.
w WHEREAS MIS-. Io.Erm,Nx H"roxs,
w Of said Parish administrators Of The
estate Of A. B HobeEs, late Of said Psri.h.
d ed, has filed In the office Of the under.
signed ClerA Of said Court, az ccount Of
her administrators upon said estate.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons
interested TO show cause within thirty days
from the first publication OF this notice,
why the said account should not BE- sppr.,.
we'd. hotnologa:ed, and made the bulge.
n,eni of the Court, and the said adminis.
t'atrix authorized TO pay the creditors in
conformity thsrewith. N. MORENO.
June 9-5t + a.a, b Clerk.
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A heavy political article, lies on II.
sditor's table this morning. from New
Orleans under the signature Of "Ca.
TO-" It will appear early the coming
week. Csto, like Plato reasons we'll.
but on wrong premises. and We shall
make issue with him. Because Of thi.
difference. Va like to give him place
70 be heard. in bis own defence. Til.
IL the only way TO disarm an enemy.
Nhs Is wrong, lot him defend himself
end not himself right il be can i; and
ifhs csnnst. an intelligent communi.
~ (like tbi~) will soon ses the error Of
bis why. There is too much Oneaded.
ness in political and other matters, in
these latter days. Il is this alone
that ssgsnders such bitterness Of feel.
ing, envy and hatred between those
having . common interest 10 com.
mon cause. II, as Cato says al the
sins cf tho world arc to he charged to
Know Nothing account-if the fanat.
icism Of New, York. and the madness
Of Massachusetts, il native and to the
manor born. then 10 much the more
argument 10 there, for our people to
b united for the commos defence Of
the Constitution and the laws. But
Cato does not certainly think that the
sstiou Of the dsmagogues composing
the Massachusetts, legislature reflects
The wish Of that people ? No, be can
not-Thsrs ID Intelligence there, and
patriotism enough although it BE- 81
Isn0. to bind that glorious state in
he common bond ofths Union. Let
"Cato" vent bis spleen on Phillips
end on Parker; on Emm. suodgrass
end Ably Kelly Foster.
But ~ ore 6rsstalling Cato. Let
hin Be hsard-we fear no danger
from what be says-for be il simply
Wistaksn.
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TnE Osxsr OF the PropLr.-

On to-day tbs senss Of the citizen
ofthis city will Be taken on the ques
ton Of opening Lafayette street.
so We - Tor think No can, which j,
The nms thing, IN edolcgy) more dan
CT to The Democrats Irm Of govern.
msos IN tbh pcpulsr plan Of tskiae
Tho sense Of the people, than any
thing now visible IN the "clouded
horizos. " Doss Il not had directly
to mobocrscy? Docs Il not keep the
public mind 10 . continual turmoil Of
excitement, and tend ~ blot out indi.
vidusl rights! What personal librr.
~ has any one man. when three Of bis
neighbors IRE permitted To ,ax bic
property to carry ont their views /;
and 10 regulate bic own domestic hab.
it,? Yet such il the fashion Of The
times and such edicts Of the majority
govern the minority. This is fatal
error Of govsrnmsnt-s dangerous
shosl, spon which the ship Of state
lhrsstsss 70 strand. Where 10 the
nscsssity Of al the expense Of govern
mont. when It 10 rendered po~erlesA
BY . mad nob. that rises up with the
demoaic CRY to annul the action Of le.
eally constituted Representatives! II
legislative bodies have no power dele.
gated them, then Il would be we'll TT
people to meet IN mobs and, decide
Oh matters Of difference BY force Of
arms
We sbeuld like 70 Ne Lafayette
street opened. but do not think that
legal voters on other questions. ought
70 bs on this; affecting ~ it does the
interest," Of property holders, alone.
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GET YOUR SHrRrs At MoopY's.-
This gr~suitous advice meets tl,s eye
in every city paper. Get your
Shirts At Moody's. Why? For what
reasou Are Mody'S shirts any bet
ter than shirts at the Original Shirt
depot? Is Moody the Zone price
store and is his price down ut q lower
figure than any other dealer in under
garments a? NJ. None Of this is a
fact, Moody like others, gets living
price for shirts; ifhe did not; a. q
dealer in shirts, some one would have
10 dress him in bis own wares, and
consign his body to the tomb Of OBJ
livion. The chief reason why you
should get your shirts at Moody's, is,
because he lets the world know where
he is, through the paper; what he has
to sell bow he sells it, ETC., and the
whole secret Of the monopoly Of the
shirt business, may be traced to the
fact that he advcrtises.
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Coon Nsws SsAs 'Hoxs. - We
lsasn insidsstly il,ssngh . letter re.
esivsd By gsutlsnso now in town.
from . relative IL 1as,~rn Mississippi
that on the LIT inst. they hand .
copious rain in that region. The
Noxuba river had risen twelve feet
that day. and cotton 80 long held
back on account Of navigation. was
being shipped in Aatboats to Mobile.
The Bigbes will 30 navignble in 4
few dsys aud give new impetus to
trade. Corn had fallen from 81, IS
and 81, 80 to 81 per bushol.
The Mobile and Ohio rail road will
be finished TO Enterprise about the
middle Of June the lateral road to
Columbus - expected to be done
about November.
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CL,Sror. jupe IN 1855

# 80 10
CLrsroS. June ~ 1s5s.
nv d..ar 1tsem Coarr The polssp Jury
Of this Parish assembled yssferia lDr the
purpose II transacting the usual Dizziness
that comes before them at their June sess-
iop. Twouli have been for better bad they
remained At homo. They have turned out
their old clerk, George W. Reese, who
he's served them fos some time with ths
approval of.a pessis~ Of the people, and
elected. WILL,AM n. 0axEr, one Of the
Editors Of the q" Patriot, f" q Know Nothing
paper published in this place. Mr. Gren
will make most excellent clerk, snd
believe IL . good citizen, but this IL onl y
between ourselves, Tor you know il is our
rule r. abuse every man that opposes the
great and mighty Democratic Party, and
we must not make an exception in this
case. Mr.. Reese, ]. most excellent per-
ty man for Us, he boldly asserts that the
Know Nothings are Abolitionists, aud
stands ready to pro- | mean swear TO IL.
He stands in the estimation Of his party
here, just where such mind should he
plsced--he 10 equally esteemed by US all.
G. Gore, was elected President oil the
Board Of Police, imply because he wa. a
Know Nothing Abolitionist. And then
they elected A. W. Delee. a law yer. rs
Parish Treasurer. Mr.. Delee is a Demo-
crst snd | think, q Know Nothing. at least
he sqlints that way. An Anti. Know Moth
ing run against him and received two votes
-Dalee six votes. Ben. Wharton, a first
cousin Of Sa,n, was elected Police officer.
In fact avery one Of those elected have
been Sans nearest and most intimate
friends. am now satisfied we will be
beaten about $50 votes this fall, but il
won't do to acknowledge IL now. What
In the name Of God ere we 10 do? When
heard Of Wise's election | had no Pea
Of ever seeing another Know Nothing but
they seem to be worse than ever. don't
know but we abuse them little 10 much
though we must cont,ive to call them Al
and when they tell us the X now
Nothing Governor Of Msssac hu,et,s, vctoed
the bill removring. LooIing, and also the
Liberty Bill, tell them nonsense--If they
tell Us the Know Nothing candidate they
run for Governor OF New York, was run
against an Abolitionist, tell them, just sup
pose he soos, ~hot Of u'-lf they tell us
Greedy the greatess Abolitionist in New
York. and Editor Of the Tribune, Is down
On the Know No,hings because they are
Town on the .Abolitionists, say 10 them,
hat Mr. Greedy has right TO do as he
'Iesses.-we have nothing to do with him
more anon. ONE or THE NIrrEENERs.
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MEETING OF CKEDIToRs OLA BRo-
NIKE BAxKER.-A meeting ofthe credi-
tors Of y, + Manchester was held at
his late banking house, in Cinc;nnsti,
a few days ago. The Gazette says
Several females were in attendance.
and seemed deeply Interested. Among
others was the Bearded Lady. She
told the bystsnders that she had sup
posed she was acting with great pru.
dence when she put her funds in Man
chester's bank she told the banker
that she felt lonely in travelling about
the world, and wish, d to feel that this
money was in safe hands, where SIZE
could draw it on any emergency
Manchester told her. with such plea
SAINT smile, that be would keep it We
safely. that she believed him. land"
said she,"be did keep it safe enough
Mr.. Mallon, the assignee, stated that
be had received from the sale of Man.
chester's furniture. which was the only
ava;ble thing that came into his hands
about $4,000. but the expenses Of
watchmen, auctioneers, commissioners,
&c, reduced it to $4,000, aud that the
"a per cent. he had already paid credi-
tors, had absorbed it. The deposi.
tors whose claims are shout $4,000
can hardly expect another dividend Of
q per cent.
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vssount Dc Nugens, Of France. ha,
bsen sentenced to two years, imprison-
meut and 6ne Of 5000 francs. for
speaking disrsspsstfullv in public Of
the Emperor and the Empress. This
IL, perhaps, the severe.t sentence that
hss ever been inflicted for the many
similar offences committed since the
.-@s '';sansut Of the Empire.
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4 VERY comiorta lie dwelling house lA
~ with Kitchen and sll necessary In|
out houses The building is situated
on North Boulevard 8 rect in delightful
part Of town. For Particulars enquire Of
]. }. Leiever, lafayette street. ine 8 Il.
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The trial Of ex.postmaster Kendall
for embezzlcment has been continued
until November next, on account a.
is alleged tho sbsenss Of two impor-
tant witnesses for the defence. viz
7. S. Ayers and Judge Childers.
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RrmARKAsLE.--All the foreign 70.
cnlis's Of distinguished note have very
romantic personal histories. are mem.
bcrs Of noble families, seen better days
support their fathers anil mothers, NO.
ma" very beautiful, ladies all in love
with the men, etc. Bah
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-09

TnE DEArr or NAsos DrsEspysr.
~ new- TOM Nsw Mexico, published
!Heilsr ouf iAlcg'sphie head yesterday
ftri.dy announced he death Of Major
! Duseabury. Of the u. s. Army. I'VE
learn by another despatch that be died
at Santa Fe. Oh the lst Of April. The
deceased was stationed for many years
in this city where 10 faithfully dis.
charged the duties Of U. s. Qusrter.
master, particularly during the M.xi.
cum war. He married q lady It An.
napolis. and was highly esteeu.rd BY .
large pumder Of persons in diharcnt
sections Of the Suite Bali Sun 25th.
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TO III T..

| A LIKELY .e,vsnt gin WHO'S child
IA nurse and house servant. Inquire o.
HENnY JoNEs, Shoe Store. June 7th-tf.
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Comfort Il Economy.

JUST RECElVED.-AD assortment OF
- Ice Closets Il Coolers. TO which the
attention of Purchasers is invited to the
Ware Rooms Of J. PIER. & CO.
June 9th 1865.
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REMOVAL.

II MAINE, has removed his Fancy
IL Store 10 Lafayette St,eet--,hs loose
tosn,erly occupied by MRs. Hugsrox.
where he has received fresh supply Of
Fancy articles. June 9th 1855.
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~ From . resolution adopted by
the Beard Of Selectmen on tho 4th
lnst, the sense of this people will
again be taken on the license ones.
ton, the 2lst prox. The Gazette Of
Thursday morning has . good article
on the question which reflects the
views Of the press & Morally through
out the Union. The mass Of the poo.
pie are insane on this subject: Is their
mad and Incorporate action. through
Legislative bolies. amply testifes. 1t
is quite as sensible to pass laws to pre-.
vent the grape from growing and to
put an end to the vinous fermentation,
~ to forbid BY stringent law, the use
ofony article crested by heaven; de-
signed in moderation for our health
and happiness. The act Of the legis.
laturs to take the sense of the people
yearly, is an annual evidence of the
folly of the same; and the squirting
Of this government 10 mobocray.
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O. The Impeachment case" still
furnishes daily half column Of food
for the New Orleans press. -Testi.
money and rsbuttirg testimony
mystery misti6sd the more, for bav.
ing light shed upon it.-Such is law
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-09

10 Al a general thing the less q
man reads the more loluscious he is.
Put dozen ignoramuses in room,
and they will wrangle all nigh, about
The ''constitutiouslity Of ssw.milIs.
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Those $4,000 American muskets,
which slipped 40 mysteriohsly into a
Russian port are said to be part Of
the celebrated Graspeshot's cargo.
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Our OF EVIL ComETn GooD.-Evil
Is the shadow, Of good. There is
daily evidence Of this, in common.
place life. In the local columns Of
the Creecent wc find this item 'So,ne
.oulless scamp got into officer Dan
Busby's house on Tuesday night, aud
stole the old mnns last ten dollar.
from biz pantaloon. pocket. This was
an act Of doubly concentrated mean
ness, for Dan will now have 10 keep
sober for month to repair the losses.
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! MEDICINAL.
). H9ll,s ~ fsbv1tsd P,li0onie Eiiriy

LIT I1QEL s CGteDTUtGu 4 utHtUHtG 4Stk1E
nor the permanent cure ofeOushs colds, consumption.
bronchitis asthm iEfuenEa, Group, whooPins cough
Inclination ofhe brOnchea boaseness caused by pub
warranted the pleasantest and best medicine for dseAs
es o he hugs ever sold in America
In presenting this medicine 10 the public NC have the
satisfaction know tst not only nTeSent them with
Invaluable antiIoe the class OF diseases il probes
fects uPcn the constitution be administered with
any lsar OF mineral Poisons, for II contains none
The act, that large portion OF the suffering aud dealh
throughout cOuHtTy is caused by disease of the ogcs
OF TepTaton consequent upon exposure and cold has
duccd put it Within The roach Of every Individual
who Ieea redy that has proven itself so lnValu
able.
This medicine is the result ola long experience, and
study Ose diseases Of the Lungs which so frequent IN
chanseabe elimaie and claim 10 be in aavaaee
OF all medicines before discovered fur those peculiar
comP Units, an Improvement upon ALL and consequently
upeTioT 10 all others.
We shall make extTavagant assertions Off efficacy
in curing d.ea<cs- like the vendors Of too uostrus,
who deceive all who trust them, shall hold out any
Inducements which experience does not justify.
Ipatets will perseVere in ths of this medicine
aud IL dncted, they will be cue IN every instance
that it's not beyond tue power OF medicine There arc
numerous persons enOynsthe blessings OF health and
renewed lie, as II were, who otherwise would have long
since been In their but fol The timely aud pefseve
ring OF this invaluable remedy. II is moi pretended
that II is nIabie ineve-y stage OF consumption, but we
know to bs better adapted the diseases OF the
respiratory than other Medicine offered 10
the public. All ask is trial. aud in every instance ii
rsed freely according the directions, and il peret salts
action Is not Civ n, the money will be returned,
Genuine signed (. HALL d co. For sale by JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
seEaTally throughout the country. aH9-ly
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F:,om &c Eairraont { q Reprbifcan.

<'OUE6c 8 atFH1OHt val hepltoGtCdH
IN ISvALUAHLR dEDICINE.-IL is but seldom we find
anacnS the many Ienes offered the public for the
OF disease we consent to commend, whUse Vr
tues we able 10 discover and have always Seduuusy
sS ted giving Gttei to anything thatnght lead
ono TO suppose tat placed any faith their preten-
slOn>. But with reference TO remedy acIurcd in
this place. and which has become familiar TO the public
as household words, spec from knowledge OF its in
tnse exGelleEees, its adaptation many OF tie is oil
sneak OF the NOnpareI Nerve and Bone LnimsM prePar
I'd By H. H. Carr Co.. from prescription furnished By
Or watson Carr late OF MorgantOyn, and HOW of Wheel
@ ono OF the must eminent Physicians in Virginia This
tnnent is based upon the broad principle that any
dy which will relieve external pain, will properly
pounded be equally efcacous in enOviT infe
tiOs, principle that has BEEN successfully deyeloreI-
1t is simply the offspring OF Sciece, being mild and SIM
pie In its action, end yet revealing liz its effects power
more ineTedble reachng tic most hidden aiIews OF
nd beaSt2nd yet being nuOXiOus TO he weakest infant
Il Is also by tar the cheapest umeT in the market, being
put up In tOttles twice large the majority
ouIth larger than the largest besides being than
tiIaes as strong eeonmeHd it to those in want OF
safe and Gel tain remedy. ?
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MEDICAL. Il
Prnf WoodsI

Hair Restorative is now for The hrst time intro
tueed the citizens OF Wheeling, At No l39 Mart
street which Is the only remedy ever invented thai
win eHeetuay restore the grey hairs and to the
head in short time with the natural covering, remove
d1ndru and prevents the hair from ins or andfs ee
from the filthy sediment so Objectionable In divers prepa-
TatOnS OF different betoe the pubej the RE
is beautiful article for the toilet, for the
yOu and can only app eeiaied by its use; all
respectfully Invited to the Depot examine
the Testimonials or ladies' and gentlemen of high Tepula.
ton in the South and West, wheTeit nysHter but
viii refer the certificate below OF the Eushed
statesma and Senator, Judge BTeeSs, OF Illinois:
CARLTLE, Ii June %, 1883.
have used Prof O. s. Woods blair Restorative. and
have admired the wonderul eject NY hair was 6teoH
Il has resumed It's original color, and have
no doubt permanently 80.
II SIDSRY BREESR,
Ex-senator OF tho United stales.
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.FEe6e..or we2a., o.Isn,aI saa.a....l.,s.,

This Linment Is yau ble auxiliary in the treatment
some OF the most formidable diseases with which il is
keEsis By thorough and continued application or this
Lniment over the region OF the affected organ, these 9th
We 1e ussasea sIe AZ oce lseI s 'St OF notS
thousands OF mothers, they allowed SFeak, would
gned testimony the fact that it had snaehedther chill
1ren from tile very Jaws OF death, and restored them to
their toI MGR health and beauty gsfn It viii be found
powerful auxiliary in removing what generally known
As an Asue Cake, enlargement spleen, in all
cases where an external application Of Serrce this lin
nent-wi be found useful.
General Depot 500 Broadway, Now York; and III
RTket st-St Louis
Forsale wholesale and retail in wheellngby 49,
ieTj3m J. x. VOwELIs, .MonTOs St
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New savingsI Bank store.
NEW gA<MSoNED LETTERS AT TnE OLD POST ogrlcE

AM receiving opening an unusually large and
gene al assortment Of Boots, Shoes, Hats, ROnnes,
um6reIaI and Gpet SAcAs at the Of Market and
Monroe streets, Wheeling, Va, In tho formerly
cuPea the Post oes aud opposite the Mcclure House,
very large and NIL cy new stock which wasPurcRsed
for cash. from the manufacturers the North urdeT
most favorable circumstances and oRer them the eiIi
zens OF Wheeling AID vicinity at reduced prices, whole
age.
deem Il uSeless say much in praise my stock.
humbuSSed by advertising pus suceit say have any
variety OF nsnB youths and boy OOts and shoes, mir
rO Blk nloleakin wool, leghOrn. brush and tTawhas
aud for ladies' every variety silk laW ard braid
bOnnetH Of the rOSt leeent fashions and styles. Also
Shoes. Slippers aud CATERS both for ladies' misses ard
child OF the must fashionable atye make aud quality
call and see for yourselves.
Having purehaSed large stock OF the above named ar
tices, would respectfully invite country mHrrhHms
call aud M, send their oTders will duplicate
any bills purchased in the eastern cities for cash.
ana 4 Il. WATSON.
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ARB YOu SurFERINe

E'RoA Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Dtfseult
u Breathing Tooth Ache, Tic Do.oreux, Pain in the
ton, Sti6 Joints Cuts Bruises Poison Sores Fever Sores
Pain or amps in the Stomach, hoera Morbus, Cholera
Insects Rabid Dogs quo cIke Agse THE Breast
Face burma bruises. chatting. ehappe hands, eors,
Muscular weakness. Paralysis, Piles Far Ache, Ulcers,
SAT- Rhsun Senrvy Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, Venereal
Sores Scarlet Fever similar disease, may TEST
issued that III this article you have
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which not only removes pain almost stantaneousT, but
FsnetT7tGS 10 the seat OF anl entirely
ERADlCATES THE DISEASE,
Soma VIII laugh at tue idea OF any composition curing
diseases though numerous in Iar ali rise on similar
causes, the proposition will less eStTavaganti but
acc would force the candid 10 ledge its merits; for
all who have used 1t themselves, witnessed its magic
-- TO THOSE WHO THINK
Have you never noticed the strik miIarty between
ent naIncsl And has it you that
edy might be PREPARED which should be equally applicable
AZ LNHEhT, which does insult your understanding
by claiming to have heeE found in burning
oFIsFRISa SGIrScK! being mid simple action
aud yet eyeaiHs in its ELECTS power almost Incredible,
and yet being noYiOns the weakest infant. II
BY 9r tie eheGPes nnent in the market, being put
than the largest besides being more ihan fou tim es
.tronSi we therefore offer it you with pride and con-
poor, high or low. :
he Unprecedented sIze tusghlch the SOnparc Lniment
Is put up ARD The Vast Of the ias used in it,
makes Il imGs!e Tor Us op.y oI the printing OF the
humid eds o. ceTtIILatS5 night uN1sh do deem
as The a,ucle wS tits used will certify
for ITSELF e t--r
We would however refer those se.,S ones who Ia We
so oten been gued by certificates and big
to the following names being but few Of the many per-
sons whose character for candor and veracy needs
paiegyTe from and whU having fully tested its virtues
IN the different diseases FOR which IS recommended are
PREPARED 70 speak Of its me its as II deserves -
Sold in Wheeling by BAKER, keIIs q Caldwell,
Il Logan g Co. II Mckee, Patterson e Co., and ythe
principal o. Cs5ists Of Virginia. aud Pennsylvania.
august IL 80