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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
L Iittle Giant King Of Tocthache.

Little Giant King Of Tocthache.
HES preparation iI warranted 10 Be lftfe Essn-
edy for TOOTfiAcltE. Gsc taf tiu 1rFr ne
and DrEtsts, for nEr irzi-- solctnce Il ote
tons figtuetd-
Perscns n nstd Of aTtee % sss Kind onee re
and thus avoid III Po1cuous siud haHtsd y
rssPons'hie qnaeks o. ti'r sFtua sic are EnoFt Of
fTedared only b. DR.. g. RUNDkNBEHE, d uEFisf
s<s No-l washington Hail. Wheriire, Va.
OURR BRANDY and psrs Port Uine stFctly feiabe az
ticks for Eaedrnal puTpoEes aihrT
for sale - W. A. EDWARDS = bEo-
W0urne ard Market sta.
fel2t oPposlts ths TLaEs Iotse-
DAINT AND vARNIsu BKUsHES-A eOuplste aasort-
mtHt just received aud for sale ~
fsbiI s. FuSDESBERG,
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ASBBTS JANUARY I, 1850:

UPWARDS OF $I1, 900 900
or LUsses hay been paid by the tua IasurLuce Co.
the past IS year.
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PERFECTION OF MECHANISM.
American improvements in
w AEEH ES

- = - l.
TIRE BEsT TINE kl LrEk Al IlE LUu Isl COST.
By Jr aid % srea Inets NarlEtIy HLy
ns~ ard iicgehsI oTisinaI IN sito rev abie 70
onsr tie public PERFECT NAT CtI a ITisr Oar
naehnes are 50 true aud 20 delesi~ and systsm OF
uAuuiaeture ecuIts, that uatgh
act eoun,riPsTS lie Improvements aIe sllr LEd
beautiful in Han and lave IcnOuL-
ct D. the EbrFt iufes &C b fsuiti
ity Zach one j. tngTHvtd ''APFLEIos TEAcT Co. Wal
thaIn Mas and = ACCOMPANIED bs TiEeate Esnu-
tneii-Ss
PRRPETUAL WARRANTY
We aNk 20 buy thtse v Tefey they
are Of American Euiacturr. sny
siiai not b. perrcd 20 pr5uaise from
colsiiEscn We claim taf squaI ia guaiiry and
merit e4urot D. obtained cheap IlIote,
eogtry 20 give them f-i ureeT HafsaHft
Ofdrrs inquiries directly, o. TO
any u tie EnerfeLt5ned firms, arrnis Tor the
sale Of WafeseE.
MessrS- COOPER FELLOWS, So.1f aIaiden Lane, ~ Y.
- FELLOWS \ CO, 80. u
- PI-ATT 4 HROTHEu 80 90
:. cAEl, H0wAKD sANGER. ChamblFlE a.. :.
- HILDLBURN Z BROTHER PiiilaieIrlif.
'' PRATT 4 REATIi, -a--i+
.. PALMER 4 IIACIiELnEaS. boston
.s bISELOW biOS. &KENNARD,
- DUH1ik 4 CO. Cincinnati
and MesJFs. HDBrINs APPLETON, No Is Maiden Lane
" y, UhO nts the geisrai
bIisiDtss, n veil ~ for the sale o cur FOODS.
APPLETON, THACT 4 CO.,
Saecrasars tlIe Boston u afc1 Cauaflatr
Eolton Watch faetoSys 81 aifi-aIn, A4E- July .1sss
f-bi6-zudas
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NUMBER 70
HISTORY or LIFE.
~ rAREY coEsw4LL.

nay dsEr,d. Wilh.n curt=iued Tooui,
Filled 20 faintness vith lcif-uEe,
\ l.hy lay At poiut of doVm.
D.y closed. A child had ssen the light.
hut FOR the lady fair ard bTisLt-
She rested IN GndreamIEs night.
Spr:Hs came. The lady grave vas eTeens.
And near Il oftrnIiues was sen
a gentle boy. with thougLtfEl u-ein-
Years fed. He we're u.auly face
And struggled la the WoTId's rough race,
And W'n, ss last, a lofsy I-'aee-
And th,-l he slird B-a-oad beftre ss
lium1nity's h=.ef sum and stoE9
Ihr, Death, aud al ihere Is cf-tInE1.
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Fire g. Inland Navigation

Risks accepted With solyeney and
talr profit.
EeJ1Gcfut attention Cfrc Insurance u WELIIAGTN
ctEd ConttNts, Jar teyDis of Ia yedsS.
The progress Of this Corpo alton las been stable and
interrupted trOu seasons hHaHc sunshine and storm
periods eventul IN exempt FROM coniarra
maritime disaster. i-ii5g established
cash basis, the troubles u the credit aect In
material p1rtcut
During Chart times security reliable Insuraree
Imperative duty the ability Of property
tain loss being Il much essrrcd.
Policies without delay, AL business ATTENDED
Il. B. sWHAIkHNGRN,A Agent
Wheeling, Va.
onice Union Hall buildings, west side Main
feJI9-tiaW-iiI Jan. ist 80.
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-tMoNc the novelties Of the religious excite
mcnt in New York, large placards nre posted
reading, "Burtom's Theatre, Chambers street,
Prayer Meeting Daily from IL to l o'clock
standing side by sde with theatre posters an
nouneiug for Every night this week, the new
and original play in three acts, +" The Mornons
or Life in Salt Lake CITY, with new scenery
painted from actual views"
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VENTILATED, skLf-ADJUSTING SILK HATE!
NNlE have this iiny New York, BeLees
w Spring style six Hats, pleasure
ing this improved Uf Vthtstiu rentienens ats and
making them soft the -a This ventilation
admitting the air httwren fEeester ard the body
hat and passing uf the raus!s
air thfuuRhit The leather
to tie shape Of the forehead the hat PCT 0n,
hsttby relieving TIE head rom the unpleasant
land much Complained Of al Suffered hats
the SAX Hat To he piabie easy the
Hat, ani ble. ihaFmuch
ated, exceedingly light and vquaIiy turaHe
In The ordinary tien=sn=l uvfird
anime. gaIlSl = ID. liAEPER sDNs.
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VII EEIING. VA. SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH
INSURANCE.
GREAT MESTEEN

GREAT WESTERN
INSURANCE and Trust Company.
Cfice in c. npany's Building,
No. 4O3 WHInut "a. PHII-A a EI.PUIA.
Charter PCTPetHGt: -AHth0riso'i Cy,it6i$5 ,0OO
{. c. TriIROP, Pres'f.
WM. DARLING, Vice pr, sileitt.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
Having been appointed Agent or the Gbove wei known
Company for Wheeling and vicinity, prepared TO take
approved Fire and Marine Risks the favorable
terms. L. c. PONiIAU,
feblG-ly No. 81 Main 81.
CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
rEfR-
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OPFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
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TERMS.

DuLT, per annunI 800
EExLT per ailuul $500
WEEKLY per S1,OO
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ThIs law OF NEW sPAPEKs.

lsubscrhers give express notice to the
rary considered wishing to continue their subscrP
ti0ns.
f subscribers order the dscontnuance of their peri
deals publisher ny continue to send them until all
garages paid.
al subscribers neglect refuse take their periOd
sAIs Offices which they directed, they held
s,ponsiby they have settled the bill and ordered them
,.,e5nlHued
Ill subscribers to other places wihoutinfOrm
publish and the pdpcrs sent to the former di-
,,"tuU they held responsible.
5lle Coar, have decided that refusing take period
Office, removing and leaving them uncalled
or.l, y,siatG fEciG egdengc Of iuteutiOnHl fraud.
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For Sale at Public AuetEon.

IN SATURDAY the 9Th day of February 1asa
" at the Market House, in the tow IL sshFsgsns..
lit not previously disposed Of at private sae.9 HI MI
lowing Lots Of Ground in said town, viz: Tots -
and 8, in block a. adjoining Col Battles Lots ~
8, IN block 81, Of Travis and Edwards
Lots 10 and r. in block IS, on Crockett street i; y
vicinity of the Railroad. Lots r. 10 and Ia in hl'
St, Spring street, the Ferry Landing and rs
bayou An undisided half Of lot a. in block el
the Levee, adjoining the Warehouse Of Messrs NV
& Richie Lots Is and Is, in block % ON tn. s.n
street, highly improved Lot 8, in block 3. viii ~,
Improvements thereon, consisting of comfor,,h e
Dwelling House, with three good rooms and hall ~
sides Kitchen two or three servants rooms and -.
tern, all in good condition.
| will sell the above described property. (ercan
last mentioned0 for one-third cash. the balance ae
credit of one and two years. And the last ahoya =.
scrbed lot for onehalf cash, the balance on ersI.
of six and twelve months. Purchasers 10 p;vet :
notes, bearing eight per cent per annum in,eres, M
a special mortgage, waving the benefit Of annr;.a
ment be retained the property sold 10 secnrs ~
payment Of the notes. "'
Acts Of sale to be passed before notary nnhl;o
the expense of purchasers. u
| will also sell Tract Of ago acres of Land = !,
northwestern portion of this parish Also. T. Jug
of 400 acres on or near the Buncombe road
the Widow Hills plantation. And Trac, os e,s
acres, adjoining the plantation Of Mr. w. W Ha,u o1o
near Greenwood. All of which are partially imnrnel
the last mentioned having about 400 acres cea,aa
and will be sold on reasonable terms 0'sN''s',
For further particulars, apply TO the UNDERSIGNED
who will during business hours be found a, hs Of
on Market street, Shreveport 1s
dec29 ]. C. BEaIJ.
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Land For Sale.

~. The subscriber offers for sale very low ke 49,.
S half ofthe southeast quarter of section No 80
= township u, Of range IA, about IL acre, u
the same in cultivation; and the west half of the sama
quarter section, on which is good Frame DWELLING
House, Out Buildings, WE'LL etc., about IS acres. ms
land and bottom, in cultivation. All of the land is well
watered and about one-half creek bottom, heavy Tim
bered. titles II miles south of the corporation ne
of Shreveport, adjoining the property of Mr., Reuhsn
White, and is the best locationfor farm or darv snd
market garden in the parish. as~-eyiousy dsposr.
ed of at private sale, said VIM ay~es ~edat npbl;o
auction, at the cour-houS -sor on SAT- >DAY Is,s
January, 1859 -
Terms--One third cash. the balance on g, al, of
one and years. Purchasers give their notes win
approved personal security bearing per cent per an
mum interest from date, with special mortgage way.
ing the benefit of appraisement the property to So
cure the payment Of the notes. Acts of sale to ba
passed at the expense of the purchasers.
Also--Will be sold at the same time and place. On
the like TERMS Eight Lots Of Ground half mile soub
of the corporation line, on the Summer Grove road
opposite the premises Of Dr. B. Logan. Each 'front.'
ing about 1870 yards said road and running back abon
fourth of mile; about one-haf of each is in cu.
yation. the balance in wood land. On the first lot i
a Dwelling House and other improvements The lot,
will be sold in accordance with recent survey of n
Watts, parish surveyor, and contain from 81 to IL!
acres each. [dec29] ]. w. SPEER. :
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Succession Sale.

Succession Of John DeIlenger, deceased. .
CTATE OF LOUISLANA-Parisho of Caddo-1sb
~ Judicial District Court, No. ITO. By virtue of
writ of sale directed by the clerk of the honorable
the District Courtn and for the parish Of Caddo Twill
proceed to sell at public auction, at the court-house
door in the town of Shreveport, State and Parish
aforesaid on SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of February,
1859, between the hours Of II O'Clock, 4. NJ. and
P. NJ, the following described property belonging I'd
the succession of John Dellenger, deceased o-w:-
Lot thirteen 13,) in block twenty COZ in the town Of
Shreveport, held in common with Thomas D. Coty
Terms of sale-Twelye months credit; the purchas.
furnish his note. with approved personal secur
y, bearing eight per cent. interest per from
day of sale; and special mortgage importing comics.
sion ofjudement, without the benefit of appraisemen,,
be retained on the property sold to the final
payment of the purchase money.
H. HUNSlCKER, Auctioneer.
Shravaport nacamhnr 1873
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Succession Sale.

Succession Sale. -
10y virtue of commission issued from the District
d Court of Rossier parish, Louisiana, will offer
for sale at public auction, on
MONDAY, 9th day of January, 1889,
at the "Chrstiaaa Plantation" on Red River in said
parish the following described property belonging tq
the succession of the late Philip M. May, deceased,
to- wit: the said s-s 45+
Christiana Plantation,
described follows the southeast quarter, and the
south half Of the half of the south quarter OF
section seventeen I7) and fractional section twenty
(20) all in township fifteen Q5) and range eleven
Q1,) containing about three hundred and seven
and $1,000 acres together with all the Improvements
thereon. E. -.*s
Also-The following named Slaves, to-wit
Caleb and his wife Ellen, each aged about As years.
Patsey, woman, aged about IS years; and
Jane, girl, aged about Is years. Essz
Also-About so head cattle so head stock hogs
5000 Tbs pork; 800 bushels corn; .szg
1000 Tbs fodder two wagons; one buggy; "a
Plantation tools; gin and mill; aa sz H.. - sssE
Three yoke Of oxen; ss6ss .-5ls
Set blacksmith tools; set carpenters tools. f.
Terms-The lands will be sold for one-third cash.
and the remaining two thirds credit of one and
two years from the date of sae-proyded the appra'
ed value be bid. Purchasers to give notes with elgh
per cent interest per annum from date of sale, and
spec al mortgage importing confession OF ludgmen
with the clause de non alienando. The slaves ana
personal property will be sold for cash, provided the
appraised value be bid. ROB'T J. LOONEY,
doo09 j. Auctioneer. =.
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Succession Sale.

SUGGESTIONS of Robert Green and H. L. Douglass.
CTATE OF L0UISIANA-Parish of Caddo-l5h
~ Judicial District Court, No. $50. BY virtue ofaR
order of sale to directed by the honorable the Dis
triet Court in and for the Parish of Caddo will pro-
coed sell public auction the highest bidder,
the courthouse door in the town of Shreveport
parish aforesaid,
On SATURDAY, the 5th day Of February, 1859,
between the hours of ii O'Clock, A. M, and 4, r. NJ,
the following described Tract Of Land, belonging to
the SUGGESTIONS of Robert Green and H L. Douglass,
deceased, to-wit. .s.a8 s. zgE
The southeast quarter of section thirty-four GAL
township sixteen 49, range sixteen l6
Terms of sale-cash, provided the property brings
its appraised value If the appraisement is not offer
ed it will be re-adversed and sold twelve months
credit. The purchaser credit to give notes, with
approved personal security, bearing eight per per
annum interest from day of SALE and special mort
gage waving the benefit of appraisement to be re-
tanned on the property to secure the payment Of the
Shreveport, December %, 1858.
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TTSHE undersigned have formed a copartnership,
L under the style of FORD i ATKINS, for the pur-
pose of carrying on general Grocery and Produce
Business, al tie old stand of Ford & Smith.
CHAUNCEY FORD. i.
JUNIUS ATKINS.
Shreveport December 90, 1858. F
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,GHILDERS 81 BEARD

TIAVE on hand an assortment Of Stewards new
i il strIe and greatly improved LACE HOOP SKIRTS
with hoops made Of real watch springs; which they
are offering now at the price Of common skeleton.
The attention of the ladies' IS directed this fact,
with the assurance that they will much prefer them fer
comfort beauty and convenience. dec22
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Dissolution,

FI1HE copartnershlp heretofore existing between the
Il subscribers, under the firm of FORD 4 SMITH,
has been dissolved by mutual consent. Either part
has the power iquidate the affairs of the late
firm. % CHAUNCE4 FORD.
r..a JOS. B. SMITH. --,-
,bar0
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Shreveport, December 90, 1858.
Notice.,
Cenrua Gnok deceaseh

Succession of George Cook, deceased.
4 LII persons indebted to the late George Cook,
n deceased, are hereby notified to make immediate
payment to the undersigned; and those having claims
against said succession requested to present the
same to Messrs Weems & Heath, my attorneys.
dacoq ALBERT G.. COOK Administrator.
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w anted.

THO HIRE for the year 1859 three or four Negro
i Carpenters, for whom good wages will be given.
Apply at my foundry and saw mill.
dec2g T. W. JONES.
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Ely E A N d EA r!
DR.. a. G.. SCOTT,

&C U LII s L A n ID A Y II Isl,
aRa HAVING permanently located in the city OIL
NY. Shreveport, La, tenders his professional ser
Gm vices to the citizens of the city aqd surronh'
ding country, in the treatment of Diseases Of he ~
and Ear. Having had many years practice IN ''a'
branch of the profession he has the satisfaction OIL al.
nouncing to the public of his performing many Se ~
extraordinary cures, being successful in all cuaef
cases where directions are strictly followed. lnoss
afflicted with Chronic Ophthalmia would do wei, !"
call soon. His Office is on Lake street, between "'.
ket and Commerce sts., where he may be consulleu
all times He can show many certificates, OF MS eul''
of the highest responsibility. T.
REFERENCES: "
Hon. J. c. Breckenridge, Ky. N-3
l.. W. Powell, Ky. #-a
R. B. Carpenter, Chicago, III.
Stephen A. Douglas, u. S. senate. +F
James C. Allen, Crawford CO., Ill. .-
Aaron Shaw, Lawrence CO., ILL ' H''
Rev. B. R. Wishard, Jasper county, Ill.
VIM. QUINN M. D., Cumberland co., Ill. 5's=.
Hon J. G. Davis, Park county, ILL.,.
S. B. Gookins, Judge Of Supreme Court, md
E. F. Gookins, M. D., Park county, Ind.
Ezra Read, M.ID Terre Haute, Ind. .e
]. T. Boyd, NJ .. do. 6t
. Redick Cartwright, Coles county, Ill. 4
N. Austin, do. II -
B. T. Thompson, M. D., Urbana, I'LL
J. Zimmerman, do. 7ss
Jas Clark, Terre Haute, Ind ga
JAS. B. Goodwin, M. D., ILL.,
S. Quinn, M. D., Illinois. ..-5-
Hon. U. F. Linder, Illinois. taF
S. Vanmeter, M. D., Illinois.
Hon. C. H. Constable, Clark county, ILL % sa
Hon. Jas. C. Robinson, do. oe. -
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CHILDERS d BEARD,

TTAyE very heavy lot of NEGRO BLANKETS
i L and other Staple Plantation Goods, extremely
low prices, to which the attention Of Planters and
country merchants Is called. dec22
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ERA No. /, ERA No. g. ERA No 3,
CAPT. EoUNs. CAPT. W. 7. sCovELL. CAPT. KoUNs.
G. L. KOUNS q BROS
Only Low Water Through Line
FOR UPPER RED RIVER.
OFFICE No. FRONT LEvEE, New ORLEANS.
C. Freight contracted to be delivered through with
dispatch, by application to either captain on board
or at the office. Merchants and planters orders filled
and delivered by PROMPT PAYMENT being made on de-
livery of the goods.
q Consgnments of cotton, wool, pecans, &c. for
sale; also shipments of goods and merchandise to re-
ceive and forward, respectfully solicited by
decI5 G. L. KOUNS & BROS.
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EAR and Annie Trees,

- ;ey of choice young Apple and Pear
as of our own rearing fully acclimatcd to
- acton ofcountry, for sale at the Clutch
Garden! dec29-3t*l Ii. HASSELBRAUk.
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For Rent.

E=s=4 THREE well finished Rooms, the second
story of our store Texas street, suitable for offices
sleeping apartments. Rent low. Apply to
dec29 SOUR g. NEWBURGER
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Steamboat Register.
ARRIVED

Steamboat Register. -~sr
Dec 23-Era No l, from Fulton. -. w
24-Leona, from New Orleans.
Marion from New Orleans. "--
Comet from Alexandria. r
25-Lattte, New Orleans. -.r Il. 3
Effort, from Upper Red River. d..
26-Lecomte, from New Orleans.
27-Milton Relf, from New Orleans.
20-Leona, from the Bluffs. ".
Ham Howell, from the Falls
DEPARTED
Dec 22-B. L. Hodge, for New Orleans.
Hope, for New Orleans.
Arkansaw, for New Orleans
23-Yazoo Belle, for New Orleans.
Era 10. /, for New Orleans
Rescue, for Jefferson.
24-Leona, for the Bluffs.
Marion, for Upper Red River.
Comet, for Jefferson.
25-Laftte for Jefferson. rs
26-Effort, for New Orleans.
Lecomte, for the Bluffs.
28-Leona, for New Orleans.
Shreveport Price-Current.
fThis repoTt embraces actual sales made yesterday
CorroS-Middling, 915@1034c.
SUGAR-N 0. brown, S(9l0c. II ID.
MoLAssrs-35@ 3711a cts. u gall.
FLoun-superfne, Sc oo@-; st. Louis extra, So
SOC u Dbl.
BAooN--Sides, clear, l211s@-c;ribbed, l11a@1sc.
shoulders, 9@l0c; sugar-cured hams, 1S@- Ptb.
LARD-l7@9-c " ID.
CoFFEE-Rio, 1919 @l3c. II ID. '.g ...-. .-
SALr-s1 1922 90 u sack: ..a. o.
WH1skEY-37 1al0 43c.s IL gall. .@
On-Lard, 81 35@l SO II gall.
CANDLEs-Star, 25@27c. p ID.
CoES-Sack, 75@-cts. + bush.
BAGG1SG-Ky l6cl9-; India, l7t9-c.
Ropr-9@l0c. p ii. r..
| 25@-cts. q ID.
NArLs-s5 OO@5 50 p key IRos-5@sc. p tb.
HIDEs-901lc. % ID. PELTRIEs--S@
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Married

Married
IN tho ODD inst at the residence Of Mr.. Patterson,
Harrison county, Texas, by the KeV. ?: s. neinie'
d., HrGu CURn1E, Of Caddo parish, to Miss HESTER
CANDY, OF Texas
on The Goth inst, by the Rev. A. J. Rutherford
Mr,'I, i. PuGH to Miss VIRGINIA SIMPSON, daughter
of Col Alfred Simpson, all OF TINS parish. MANY
thanks for the beautiful cake sent to the printers
q Montgomery and Memphis papers please copy
On the 22d inst, of apoplexy, Mr.. JOSE EX-SENATOR,
aged 60 years, native OF Span.
Consignees of Merchandise per Steamboats,
At HoareU q, Buckner's-O. j. Womack Go; J.F
Rasbury Il Co; G. & Fl. w. Racquet; A. Flournoy'
tutors Ii. Marshall; Q. & B; s. w King; q; =. Hal
verson; John Rudd; Lawler 4 Barthoid; VIM. NJ
Ross; c. l. Jordan; R. S. Wilson; Q. N Racquet
at Dunn d Ritchie's-H. Ware; M. Pollack; Mrs
W. B. Hill; John Camp; W. H. Burtis; E " Cave;
John NJ Henderson; D. W. Lassp; Wright, Smith o.
Co; Cook 4 Watson; T. 1. Phileo; ]. f. Cameron;
R. W. Lougnery G. K Norton; Jo: Perkins; a. !, a.
Al White, smith 4 'ilsshldsoin's--N Hutchins; B.
Witherspoon; ]. T. Everett; J. W. Orr; Miller Nc
Keller d Co; A. D. Lister; Cock 4 Watson; 5. 3.
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THE INDIANA UNITED STATES SENATOR'S
The Chicago Times, in referring to the late
action of the legislature of Indiana, declaring
the election of Messrs. Bright and Fitch to the
senate of the United States void, says: The
constitution of the United States says "that
each house (of congress shall be the Judge Of
the elections, returns and qualifications OF its
own members.' No matter how illegal and
how absurd was the election under which Fitch
and Bright claimed their seats in the United
States senate, that matter has been settled, and
settled forever, SO far as they are concerned by
the decision of the senate itself. The constitu-
ton gives to the senate the final and exclusive
power of deciding who are entitled to be mem
bers@ Of that body In the case of Bri hit and
Fitch that decision be just or IN ust, there is,
under the constitution, no appeal from it, It's
conclusive on all men, and conclusive on the
State OF Indiana. The same authority which
vests the power Of electng senators IN the legls-
lature, also vests in the senate the higher power
of determining whether the persons chosen by
the legislature are qualified, or have been duly
elected. The action of the United States SEN
ate upon the case of Bright and Fitch was an
end to all controversy as to their right to hold
! their seats
The following is the resolution by the senate
| under which the two senators from Indiana took
their seats
Resolved, That Graham n. Fitch and Jesse
D. Bright, senators returned and admitted from
the State of Indiana, are entitled to the seats
which they now hold in the senate as such
senators aforesaid-the former until the 4th O
March, 1861, and the latter until the 4th O
March, 1868, according to the tenor of thei'
respective credentials.