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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13
D. S. Senator Electad.

FRANKpoRT, KY, Dec. l2.-Hon. John C.
Breckenridge has been elected U. S. Sena-
tor by 30 majority on joint ballot.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13

RSy-OnIy Ten Cents Week.-The
DGiIV IHtsliigeneer will be delivered to any
part of the city or suburbs at ten cents a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13
OFFIcE OF me G. { P. RAILROAD 90. /

CLEVELAND, Dec. 1st., 1852
Cleveland Pittsburgh RAILROAD Company, for tho
election Of twelve Directors and transaction OF other
business will be held at the Office of the Company in
Cleveland, on Wednesday, the 4th day Of January
next, ut 10 o'clock A. n The Transfer Books Will be
cIosc on the 18th instant and remain closed till jan
nary 9th. [decI-tdl E. ROCKWELL. Sec,rr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13
EOn SaIe

1900 Acres Wertern Va. Lands.
GTTUATED IN MASON COUNTY, ONE OF THE
- best and most thriving in Western Va These
two miles from the Ohio river. The tract ssnbdiTIded
into lots Of from 50 to $50 acres eac thereby bring
ing within the reach Of persons wanting comfort
able Homestead for small sum. Prices and terms
easy. Apply to J. MeCLUNEY, j
novs-1mdtwAW IS Main st. Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13
2OOO Barrels of Said For Sale.

TTHE OHIO RIVER SALT COMPANY HAVE
i now stored in their warehouse, Main street,
formerly occupied by Oliver Pryor. 20O0 barrels of
Ohio River Salt, consisting of Common 2SO's, Dairy
2SOs. and Choice 2SO's table. with without sacks
which they will sell in lots to suit purchasers either
by the barrel or dozen sacks by larger quantities.
This Salt is directly from the manufacturers and pnr-
cnscrs will therefore find It to their advantage to
give US a call. ]. B.DAVENP0TIT. Agent,
Tho can always he found at the McLure House, or to
i. F. DEALER,
dec3-lm At the b. & o. Il. II. Depot
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13
BgspIESDn N1anrs.-The last three

. = Nc IUsE VuTCt
or four nights with their floods of moon
beams, glitteriHg stars. and hnlcyon quiet,
have been beautiful beyond description
The earth too, covered with snow, cleaned
in return with n glorious, grand effect and
almost uneartLly brightness.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13
"-''In such night,
Stood Dido, with n willow In her hand
Upon the wild sea banks, aud waved her love

Although it was almost like sacrilege to
do such common thing as go to bed and
leave such a night out doors alone, we
have yet heard of no one green enough to
stay up and see it through. These nights
are accompanied "by an eager and nip
ping air."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13

Tuesday Morning, Dec. 10, 1859.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-12
"a ARsesEaa,.

l We are authorised 10 announce
JOHN ]. B. BUSBY, as a candidate for
the office of Assessor at the approach
ing election in November next
We are authorized to announce
J. a. INABNETT, as a candidate
for the office Of Assessors at the ap-
preaching election.
Mn BDiToR:-Please announce the
name Of N r.. BLACK WE'LL as a
candidate for the Office Of Tax Assessor
at the ensuing election ID November
next. MANY VofERs.
We are authorized to announce
j. MARION DOYLE, as a candidate
for the Office Of Assessor al the ensuing
! election.
We are agfhoeized to announce
BENZ. IS. EDWARDS, as a eandis
date for the Office DC Assessor at the
ensuing election.
Is We gre authorized TO announce
VIM. S. STROUD, as a candidate foE
the Office Of Assessor at the ensuing
election.
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For SLeriT.

~ We are authorized TO am
nounce JOHN G. ALLEN as a can
didate for the Office Of Sheriff, at
the approaching election in November
next.
as We are authorised TO announce
CHARLES e. NOVEL; as an in
dependent candidate for the office OF
Sheriff at the approaching election in
November next.
~ We are authorised to announce
PHILO ALDEN as a candidate Tor
the office Of Sheriff at the approach~
ing election in November next.
~ We are authorized to announce
RUSSELL JONES as candidate
lot the office Of Sheriff at the approach
ing election in November next.
~ We are authorized 70 announce
d. b. DOYLE as a candidate Tor the
efFice Of Sheriff at the next ensuing
election in November.
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ScIENTIFTc A1IERfCAN.

The Scieatiic AnleFlean has FCw reacs ed
lis Fourteenth Year, and will etstss rpon
Eew Voluineon the 18th Of SeFsgz bsr. e
is the only week. pa biicastoD Of me Aiad ne {
issued in. this country, ard IA as {. Fery eS-
.tensive circulation in ali The States of the
Union. 1t is net, as some might suppose
from its title, a d (, siruse wCgk in teciEsssza
SCIENCE ON the ntrary, il SO deals with the.
great events gong on in the eeiersifc, me,
chanieal and industrial wetlis, as 20 please
srd. inst r1et every one. If the mechanic or
ar,izan wishes to know the bess machine IN
use, OF how to make any substance employed
in his business III the housewife wishes to get
recipe for making a good color, if the
inventor wishes to know what IS going on in
the way Of Improvements the nianufaetut
er wishes 10 keep posted With lie times, and
TO employ the best facilities ia his business
if The man Of leisnre and study wishes 10 keep
himself familiar with the process made inihc
chemical laboratory, or N the construction o
telegraphs, railroads, steamships, reapers,
mowers, and thousand other machines and
appliances. both of peace and war ah these
desideIata can be found in the Scientific
American, and not elsewhere. They are
here presented in a reliable and interesting
form, and adapted TO the comprehension q
minds unlearned in the higher branches O
science and art.
TeRMs-One copy one year 50 on'
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81 ten copies six mouths So Ten copie!
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le5- Letters should be directed @
MUSs & Co. 1873 Fulton street, N. Y.
n- Messra. M8FN & Co, ara extensivel,
engaged in. procuring patents for new inyen
piens, aud Will advise inyenter' s without
tliafge. in regard to the novelty o. sNNi in
/ eFoyements,
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American cotton planter and SOIL q

the South.
r n view Of xtsatwe h;sye already made Gu
Southern RuFal Magazine, aud its pres
sent unparalleled popularity and usefulness,
a formal programme Of promise for the futaFe
we deem entirely unnecessary, and even pres
sunlng upon the intelligence of ghe Southern
Planter and Mechanic.
Il is not enough 10 assure cur readers, The
Planters, Horiiculourists, Mechanics and
Manufactures Of the country, thatihe Volume
for 1853 shall not be inferior to either of the
past, and as much better as we can possibly
makeit, .eith the assiftance of Qua present
corps Of intelligent and practical contributors,
aud the psempt patronage and aid Of our
present and prospective readers
The January Number will issue by the
25th of December, and we would sugguest TO
sour friends and all intending 10 become SUBJ
scribers, the propriety of sending in their
names early in December, that we may al
once determine upon the extent Of the edition
necessary to issue, that ill may have the vol-
ume omplete.
TERMs::
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| To Agricultural Societies. (to one adj
dressl 100 copies, in advance. so 90
| Subscriptions should commence with the
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As we keep no accounts. the cash mus in
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to DR.. N. B. Cloud. Montgomery Ala.
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WHAT THE PRRss SAY.

- eCeuarss's ~ rnii HAtors are n.
yalpabls remedies for a)eAfEng houses Of
al sorts az yer ain, N4h cpnfidence We
Ieeomrnera Them b, Daily State
Register.
u { Costar's' remedies for all dones-
tic pests, such as rats, reaches, bed-bucs
ants, feas, &c.. are invaluable: we can
speak from actual knowledge OF their
merits, Druggists and dhalers should
send tqeir orders early, If they would Sc
cure trade in them, Y, Journal.
:. shall write something abeuf
your ev terminatoYs, as / can do 30 with
propristy. They are selling rapidly here.
aud destroying all vermin. Ed Hammer
Fayette. Mo.
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DOES Lol ACES IEDIoArE PEgFT !;
Tie errenous idea that a man or vo-
man, il order to be q christian should
creep quietly through the world with
long solemn face, is fast wearing
out, and cannot be gone too soon. Wha
a sad mistake it is, to suppose that a
man should be gloomy because he is
devout, as if misery were acceptable 10
God on its own account, and happiness
an offensive against bis dignity. a
modern writer, Of much wisdom and
.pith Of writing, says: I" There is a
secret belief amongst some that God is
displeased with mans happiness, and
SO they stink about creation ashamed
and afraid to enjoy anything !" These
are the people of whom Heed says
They think they're pious when they're
only bilious T
! A good man is aim ost always a
icheelful one. II is fit that bad men
should scowl, and look blue, and be
melancholy but he who has Gods
ssmile Of appreciation upon him
| should show its radiance in his coun,
| tenance. DR. johnson said be never knew
La villain in his life that was not, on the
whole, an unhappy dog" And well
fhe may be. Bot an honest mantle
imam with a conscience, let hin enjoy
ibis sleep, and his dinner, and love his
wife, and the prattle Of his children
and show a beaming face to bis neigh
Tbor Surely there is no worse theolog!
then that which teaches that be WIZ
Hhas given such fullness of jeyto beast
land birds, delights in the misery 9
linen !; or that having filed our heart
with gIadness, we ought to give Ii,
kie to bis goodness ~ wearing faces Be
clonded with woe, aad furrowed witl
pretended happiness.
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NEW YORK NEWS.

Tire New York Daily News, published eve-
~ morning (except Sunday is alaEge quafto
newspaper, containing eight ydges or fbTty
eight columns, handsomely nri1sed, and sent
By mail to subscribers 10 any part If the Uni-
ted States. at six dollars per anuum. To
city subscribers twelve and cents a
week, payable to the carriers.
New Y ork weakly News 'arge eight
pRge paper. designed for gencia REGULATION
throughout the United States, pahls sasd every
Saturday morning.
Single copies Tor one year ST 50
Fl ght eop:es 10 one a,fdsess one 1t 10 90
Twenty copies 70 one aedress aneyr 20 90
Payments in all cases will be required IN
advance.
The Weekly News viii contain each week
a full market report Of Cotton and otheE
Southern staplee; Cattle, Grain. and all
Western Produce; Dry Goods, &C., qnosa
tions of the Slock Exchange, lie Financial
and Commercial movements Of the week, and
the table incidents Of trade generally. Ii
this department II wiz be excelled by nc
weekly paper in the j., and rivaled BY
scarcely any. Its the intention TO render Ii
IN query respeet a valuable guide TO the. coun.
try merchant, farmer, slorekeeper and bust.
ness man. It's agricultural departmen, viii
also enlblace eyerythingin the way of news
and generalinformation.
The Daily and Weekly News Representa-
the sound constitutional principles which have
ever b cen upheld BY the National Democracy
Of New Yofk, opposed at onee TO AholsioB-
ISM, Free SoilisHl end every species effaaati.
cism. twill oppose at all times. any inter-
ference ofthe General Government With she
reserved rights of The States, and stlape u
seclIie 10. every section OF the uniea its fAil
participation il the public domain, purchassd
by common bleed and treasure, and which
shonid be alike the common property Of an.
Upon this conservative platform the Nation
al Democracy OF ahis sia.e have erected tici
STANDARD
The literary department Of the Daily anS
Weekly News wi, insure ii a place ii thl
paller and drawing room. Interesting tale.
original and selected, will be foulla In ii
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TO spare neither time nor money to make il III
most deserving and attractive weekly pape
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ton is already very large and rapidly in
creasing.
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SHERIFF,s So.

/, 81.
CtTATE of Louisiana, Parish Of
NJ Bossier. In the District Court,
Nc. 1149. William NJ Burns. VS.. Mar
garet Gregg. By virtue of a writ Of
fieri Iacias issued out of the Honorable
the District Court of the Parish Of
Bossier, in the above enitled suit and
to me directed, have seized and win
proceed 10 sell at public auction, at the
Court house door In the town of Belize
vue, Parish or Bossier, on the first
SATURDAY.. the 3rd day Of Sep
fember, Al. d. 1885, between the hours
at Ii o'clock a. If. and :. NJ, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
The south east quarter Of north
cast quarter Of section tWenty.nife
l294 the south cast quarter of north
west quarter and north west quarterof
south west quarter the west half oil
north west quarter, the west hall Of
north east quarter and the north east
quarter of the south west quarter 81
section thirty (30) all in in township
seventeen 1T ] of range No. ten (i0)
and containing three hundred and
twenty acres, more or less. with all
Improvements thereon.
Seized as the property Of defendant ;
and TO be sold 10 pay and satisfy The
writ issued 10 the above entitled suit.
Terms Of Sale-CASH, with BEN
fiji Of appraisenant.
Il. f. STEELE, Sheriff.
BY g. G. NOVEL;, Deputy
Bellevue. July rs. 1859. pf$lA CO..
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SEERIFFS SAFE.

CT FATE or Louisiana, Parish Of
~ Bossier. In the District Court,
No. l148. Wilson Pomroy Il. Co. vs..
Margres Gregg. BY virtue Of writ
of ferl facias issued out Of the Honor
able the District Court Of ihe Parish Of
Bossier, ia tie above entitled suit and
10 me directed, have selzed and viii
proceed to sell, atpublic auction, at The
Court house door in the toWnsof Belle
vue, Parish Of Bossier, on the first
IS SATURDAY., the Bird day of Sep>
tember, A d. 1859. between the hours
of II o'clock Al M aud ?. NJ. the fol-
lowing described property e. WI
One negro woman, slave named
AGNESS aged about 80 years, OF
yellow complexion
Seized rs the properly Of defendant ;
and 70 be sold 70 pay and satisfy the
writ issued in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale-C ASH, with bene-
fit Of appraisement.
Z, IF. STEELE, Sheriff.
By G. g, NowELI., Deputy.
Bellevue, July &c. 1859. pf $il 90
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Apo1oeEr1c-We are this week,
compelled to appear before our readers
in only half sheet, We have always
had a great aversion to half doing 9
thing, but this week We are forced to
ask the kind forbeasance Of cur pa
irons. The cause of our complaint IS
that our papor did MOI arrive in time.
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A nj BR @ II YP rs!

ALBERT HEN SCHEL,

8 lIsATE OF NEW oRLEANs
Nv euld respectfully inform the eiti-
Wv zens Of Bellevue and surroad-
Ing vicinity, that owing to the liberal
Inducements already received, he has
prolonged his stay one week longer,
and would be most happy TO aeeommo-
date those who want good PICTURES
taken. EY Childrens ambrotpy will
be taken with great felicity, without
extra price. Give him call. NJ
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!. DEATH TO ALL vERMsN.n

As spring approaches,
Ants and reaches,
Prom their holes come out.
And mice and rats.
In spite cfcats,
Gaiiy skip about.
Bed-bugs bite
You, in the night,
As on the bed you slumaber.
While insects crawl
Through chamber and hall,
In squads without number.
II is truly wonderful with what cerfaip-
ty rats, reaches, mice, moles .groung mice.
bed-bugs, ants, moths, mosquitoes. fess.
insects on animals, in short every species
of vermin, are ptterly destroyed and ex-
terminated by
aCostar's'' Rat, Roach. IL. Ex term sator.
'Eostar'ss Beh-bug Externinator,
: Costar's'' Electric powder for insects.
Supplied direct, by mail to any address
IN the United States, as follows:
On receipt of 81 ,00a box Of Rat, Roach,
&c, Ext.
On receipt Of SIS, 90, a box each of the rat.
roach, &c, Ext, and Electric Powder,
lsent postage paid,) sufficient to destroy
the vermio on any promises.
Sold'by Druggists everywhere.
eostar's principal depot, 400 Broadway
Few York.
Z. S-Circulars, terms, &c, cent by
mail on application.
07- Wholesals agent for Tex, La. and
Miss at Galveston Tex.,--
G 4 BRENNAN
4 g = : f.
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-SUCCE SSIoN SILL


Estate oi Joseph ID. Long, deceased.
DY virtue Of d commission to me dis
ID recfed fran the clerk Of the Dis
4rict Court Of the Parish Of Claiborne,
inthe State of Louis.anas / win pros
coed 10 sell at the Court house door in
Bellevue, Parish OF Bossier, within the
legal hours Of sale, on THURSDAY.
the LIST day Of September next 1859,
The following described property to wiss
The north west quarter Of tile north
east quarter Of section No. Eve [5) in
township nineteen Isl range No. ten
ffo); containing forty acres OF land.
noreo or less, lying and being situated
!. 10 the Parish Of Bosaier. To beesoid
as property belonging 70 The estate d
Joseph ID. Long. deceased, late 81
he Parish az Claiborne.
Teens q SIDE CASH.
Sheriff : office, EossieF Parish, La
July 2E5Ih, AID. 1859.
Il. r. STEELE,
Sheriff and Aueti6neeF.
By G. G. NOVEL;, Deputy
n5-5ts pr 50 40
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~ We have omitted our editorials
this week, owing 70 our not publishing.
half a sheet. Weasls our readers not
10 .euss us this week, but just wait
until neSt week, whel wei! astonish
tho siiyages NATIVES We mean.
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Ear Gerh.

~ We are authorised to annouce
JOHN N. WEST rs a candidate for
the Office Of Clerk of the District court
in Bossier, OF he approaching election.
We are authorized TO announce
A A. ABNEY asa candidate for the
Office OF Clerk at the pproaeiling seiee>
ton in November next.
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STRA Y SHE.

RESTRAINED befote Y. Walker, ] P
~ by Bethel Smith on the Gath dayef
June 1850, and will be sold on the 3ist
dry Of December 1853, before the Court
honse door ID the townof Bellevue, for
cash, the following described animal, to-
Wit a dark bay MARE MULE about
three years old about II hands high
branded on the left shoulder with the let
ter r and with the letter Eon The right
shoulder has the mark OF year on the
shoulders and back. Valued ct one hun
ared aud forty dollars. Tie owner Of
said mule is requested 10 come forward,
prove property; pay charges; &c.
". II. HILL, Stray Master.
July l, 1883 NJ 6in
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
orEIeN Y 5. q T...RAllnoAn ce. ]

orE1eE Y s. & T.sRAGIRoAD &c.
Mo'voe, La, Aug. 4, 1859. s
#llI She annual meeting Of the stock
III holders of the Vicksburg. Shreve-
port and Texas Railroad Company win
be held at the office of the Company
or Monday the 29th day of September
reSt, for examination Of the Company !
accounts, and on Monday, Sd Of 0eto-
.ber, 1859, for the election of Board
of Directors, in conformity to the 9TH
and 18th sections of the Charter.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
Os d. STILL NAN, Secretary.
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GIN D Id a Y e s. 8
F6r District Attorney.

AZ We are authorized to announce
A. b. GEORGE, Esq, as a candidate
for the Office oil District Attorney. for
the nth judicial District, composed OF
the Parishes Of Claiborne, Boseier and
BienvitIe.
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LOST Or MIsL. I'D.

NE pro nissow note drawn to the
NJ order Of A. r. Rncker. and signed
by John R. Alexander for one hundred
and thirty .one dollars and seventy cents.
Dated 29th day of March 1885, with in
terest at 2 per cent from the oath Of Nov.
1857. All persons are hereby warned MOI
20 trade for said note,
H. z. NORMAN, Agent,
July %, 1859. niaf
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s ICCESlgI0Ia MOTION.

L.. tate Of Louisiaua, Parish Of
40 Bossier. Clerks office 18th Dis
trict court. Notice is hereby given
that John Houston, administration Of
tine stlcee ssion Of James Houston,
deceased, has this day fled ii the
Clerks Office, his provisional account
atl6 tableali of debts as administrator
pforespid. Now. therefore. This IS ia
aslnlonish all persons concerned, that
fiiS.55poEition is not made thereto within
thas tinie prescribed by law, the said
aRc oanf win be houoioeated and made
/ the JUDGMENT Of the (louz
Given under my hand ana zeal d
esfSee, lit Bellevne. this this tIls Oil
fay of August. A. - 1850
A. a. ABNEY, Clerk.
no 7..5ts- So
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M EXC II.A.N b Is E.I


Calieoe. Prints, Ginghams, Mpsfins,
Merions, Berages, eolofed CanIbrics,
Linaeys, YelFets, Cash nerea. Linens,
Driiiings, Marsailes, FIannels. Silks,
Bennets, Laces. Ribbons. Also Hats,
Boots, Shoes Saddlery, Hosiery,
Gloves, Books aud Stationary, assorted
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols,
Powdef, Shot, Lead, Qneensware,
Groceries, &c. In short every article
necessary to make a complete and gem
eraI assortment. One HoFse, ore old
Ruggy, Household and Kitchen F'sirni-
iUFe, dc.
To be sold at first offering without
reserve, To pay The debts d the sues
cession Of Benjamin f. Looney de,
cease 4 and to liquidale the business ol
said firm
Terms-The entire property will be
sold a. a credit until the lat day 81
Marea next, 1860. Purchasers to giys
their notes with two good persons al
security.
R0B'T. II LooNEY, Atbn'r,
of B Fl Looney's succession
WILLIAM AEaICN.
dugust5, 1859. t6 2ts