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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-07
N OiIC1 TO COAIRAC4 OBS

" " - " CON i iCAC ORS
NTill be let to the lowest bidder at
Wv public auction, at Murrells'
Point, on SATURDAY the24th day Of
October, at II o'clock NJ, the follow
ing described work to-wit
Commencing at the bridge at MUIR
rell's Point. aud extending ap the bay-
gu Dorchete to Luby's crossing, or so
far or further, as the bids may carry
said work, in accordance with the ap-
preparation. The work will consist Ia
clearing out all raft, oyerhangipg tim
Der, cutting all trees, &c, that may
obstruet flee passage, for the space Of
thirty-feet, in width-all trees or
stun, ) in the bayou, or across the
point, to De cut level with low water
and all raft, trees or other impediments
to be removed out of the course of the
work, or cut in prices not exeeaRinr
eight feet The work will be let bv
mile The work to be completed bv
the 3lst December 1859, unless pre-
vented by high water.
Bond With sufficient security viii he
required for the faithful performance of
the work.
Payments to be made BY warrant on
Treasurer of the State, when the work
il completed Plans, specifications,
&c, of the work can be seen at E w
Hodges, and exhibited on the day of
letting.
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CHRIS IAN OBSERVER.

published every Thursday. Ofice,
A lob South Fourth srfesi. The
Christian Observer will he furnished 10
subscribers al The following
TERMs
Two Dollars ard filtY cents per an.
dun 10 ADVANCE, or Three Dollars. IL
not paid before the expiration Of Inc
year. Payments may be mBy be made
10 our local agents, and when they are
MOI readil, accessible may be forwarded
by mail at our risk
Al communications Cor the paper,
and iettere OF business. should be "A.
dressed 70 the proprietor. A. CON.
VERSE, PhiladeIDhia.
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CAN DID AT ES !.
For District Attorney.

For District Attorney,
We are authorized to announce A.
B. GEORGE, Esq, as candidate for
the Office of District Attorney, for the
18th Judicial District, composed of the
Parishes of Claiborne, Bossier and
Bienville.
We are authorized to announce H.
L. PlERs0N, Esq as an Independent
Democratic candidate for the office of
District Attorney, for the 18th Judi
ciaI District, composed of the parishes
of Bossier, Claiborne and Bienville.
For Representative.
a We are authorized toannounce Major
R. K. CO0MBs, as candidate for
the Legislature.
We are authorized to announce
Capt. VIM. PLATT as an independent
candidate for Representative.
we are authorised announce DR..
j. r. EVANS, as Democratic candi-
date for Representative of Bossier
parish. Election first Monday in No
vember.
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The GANNER or LIBERTY
DublishEd weekly, at Middleton, N.
IL Y by Gilberi ] Bsebe, ediior,
~ > "a ler year SIS for Eve copies
$40 Tor eleven copies 825 foy thirty
copies.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MACON HOUS E,
CRY OF PORTSMOUTH, VA

CITY PORTSMOUTH, VA,
vlgyHIS HOUSE IS THE MOST PLEASANTLY STU
ated If any Hotel in the city 1t Is near tne s;ss,'
and has bathing facilities equal to those at Od Point So
fort 1t is also the Steamboat landing ana sa'sI
depot and within minutes walk of the Navy aG a
Naval Hospital places we'll worthy visit The Cnamoe'
Parlurs and Dining Room, very airy and the ace
dasors unexceed by any Hotel in the cts. Ia
no os;en,atOus publication IF its being the most h
and unequaed Hotel" the prprietors, however, nI ~
dine regard TO the comforts Of their guests to make
pleasant aud satisfactory home I'd like Inc N
statesman Of the Old North State the late ~
whose name it bears by its intrinsic and n"dest ILL.,
cnntinue to deserve the liberal patronage II mas
s'o 70 make '"a'' "e" WM. H. WILSON.
los SAM BROWNE,
PruprietOrs
The proprietors submit the following merit Saru ~ a.
nony Of this House it is all extract from an edoa' " ~
Edenton IN. c.; Express: 80 ., ,e .h;,os in
at is a duty VIC the public to speak " 'nuss ~
which # il interested in their light, but Is MOI on
dutv we owe the travelling public. but also cont
our mite cumrnend merit when we speak wen o. %
con House. located in Portsmouth, tn which ci'y an" ITO
terprisng Inhabitants this hotel is an honor. ,- aud
Familiar with the principal hotels IN several s''. .
ture the assertion that the Macon in what conS.S
first class hotel inferior to any either Norm "
Trup others NAV and do present finer appearance
oandv euirnye but none surpass the Macon IN O.
Entertainment and cheerful compliance win Tue ""
the guest. =. A., ,s,-;,,tion over.
wrought. Every who stops ut ms nous W." -. Sr
our correciuess-we only regret we are mol aoe ~ %
annie Justice to the gentlcmanly pr"pret"rs i'r t"elr
gv to serve the public in acceptable manner, a" "
Intel which should be the pride anG the home 81 Inc a
eer who pa through or stops IN 'ha' cry ;,; ~
hone that all readers will do themselves the "
call at this house when occasion offers "a a..
January 81. 1852 ~ oA''
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.

xX1HAT WILL HE Do WITH IT. By Sir E. Bulwer
THE LAND AND THE BOOK, or Biblical Nlu<tra-
tons drawn from the Manners and Customs Scenes
and Scenery of the Holy Land BY W. H. Thomson u IL.
with numerous maps and engravingS
HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION IN ENGLAND; by
Henry Thomas Buckle. nv.
CIiAR.TY GREEN, or the varieties Of Love; BY The
odore Hartmann.
AGNEIJ ON CIESS-New Edition.
THE SECURING OF THE WHITE HORSE. or the
Long Vacation Ranble of London Clerk; by author of
..Tom Browns School Days"
SUNSHINE q Kate Vinton; BY Harriet L. Mchewer
BERTRAM NOEL. BY j. May.
WILD SPORTS IN THE FAR WEST; BY Gersta-
ecker-IluStr,tcd. . 40, !.
TWO DlSCOURSES-The first delivered on the sS'h Of
Nav 1885, the clsing sermon in the Od brcK CnuIcn
in Beekmau Street.-The last the sist of October !SS
ST the dedication of the New Brick Church on Murray HUI
By Gardiner Spring, ID. d Ii. ID.
THE YUI,E LOCs-A series of STORES for the young.
LIFE AMONG THE CHILDREN.
BUDS FROM THE CHRISTMAS BOCGHS and other
Tales: Bv Virginia F. Townsend.
THE SOCIABL or col Home AmuseMents.
DIVINE AND MORAL SONGS FOR CHILDREN;
By Rev Isaac Watts d. D-English Edition-with coorcd
FOOTSTEPS OF SAMUEL PAUL
VICTORIES OF BETHANY.
SWORDS POCKET ALMANAC, for 1889.
LIFE OF THE HON. NATHANIEL MACON of North
Carolina By Edward T. Gotten.
For sale by
Ii. D. TURNER.
\. C. Book Store.
Raleigh, JAN 81, 1859. T.
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(ur wnrehouSc which We built expressly Tor our own
nsc contains six floors each 81 ls0 feet, and the large
stock and extensive which keep require its
;ohbnp cos tn the country, present III. same cum
bned advantages the country merchant a. our STOCK
not only large but obtained upon conditions which will
DEFY competition.
We Contract with the Manufacturers for all the Amer
articles we and send buyer To Europe regularly twice
year. select Foreign goods We are enabled there
by to offer great advantages ices well ~ tn get up
stock ut all rcpse with the newest and must de-
sirablc goods.
Merchants in good credit are invited =" examine our
stock when they next visit Baltimore. and they will pro-
mote their own interest by doing so.
Orders by mail carefully executed when accompanied BY
satisfactory references.
February 4. lS5?. lS-im'
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LATEST Ngws!,
THE GREAT EVENT OF rug ACE,
THE ATLANTIC TELEG RAPM
HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL.
Ilni alan The well lnuNn firm If

NATHAN KRAMER
RAlsses. y. G..
IN bayins GREAT BARGAINS ct the Nesshsss Cssses.
which have just rvervrd. and ucw aasr them. With
small advance. to- my tairuus and friends
have received the rxss, sId .pisudid stock Of
DRY (:oodsl Clothiss Made To my ae8svl- t:easss
Furnishing Goods, Boots, shoes. Hats, CaVs,
Trunks and val.ss Carpet lsx> Cutlery. Guns and Pc
tolls Blankets. Umbrellas. Gsd and Silver Wsieh<s.
C!ocks. Jcwrry. Fancy Ar eie> GruevsS~s hauses
tics. Cloths. Cassmsrvs. Ae.. Ae. and many
other articles so tedious tn mcatioa-
Nv Establishment vrjvins ALREADY the best svrasasae
need only thai shall etutinue To d. bsiusss IN
the lair hvrs,uGsv. am shankfs s past
favcr>. aud beg . continuance II the Coss
All. - -
NATHAN KRAMER
wunipsscp 81. Raleigh. y. G.
- Watch Crystals and hard. rot ON wsssh<sI
September -. is,s s-sm.
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n. c. Mutual Insurance Company.
r THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
"A Nos,hCaT.lina Mutual Insurance Company. held IN
the 1lh Of january the following persons were elected
Directors and Officers for the ensuing year:
DIRECTORS:
Henry d. Turner, Raleigh.
IL Williams, do.
Nv. :. Ha,ehing,, do.
Kemp =. Battle, do.
George Little, do
James NJ. Towlcs. do.
Alex. Mitchell. Newborn.
Joshua &. Wright. Wilmington
john NJ. Jones' Edenion.
Geo. W. Charles. Elizabeth City.
J.w. Harriet. Murfrcesb,ro.
H. B. Williams. Charlotte.
Geo A. Smith. Milton.
A. W. Steel. Fayetteville.
joseph White. Anson County.
Josh. B'ne., Salem,
A. 7. Sunny. Asl'eville.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. II. Sciby. President.
II. ID. Turner. Ties Presidsnt
John II. Bryan. dhor"ey.
Hamdcn s. Smith, Sseretaryaad 7Ssassres.
;:$ Y s T H5i:s;::. H's'''' o""'''"'.
This Company has been in successful operation 10
years and continues to take RISKS upon a. classes Of
tilleres upon favorable terms Its Policies
property amounting to large portion Of which
is in country risks and its capital is Six
TSs sos Spon ee PisS Com
pany has beer less than third Of per per
nnr. all grades Of property embraced in its operations
A.. communications in reference to sulsnce should b
addr sed 'c the Secretary Pos, PSS s,,.ru
Raleigh, jar. 81, 1859. "a
pR1ME NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND no-
II LASSES- For sole by
JONES MOORE
January Is. Tim.
A sTRRkY OF OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA
Just to hand and for ; ;;;s 3 . MOORE.
Jan. Is. Tim.
MEALS SERVED UP AT ALL HOURS
OAK CITY HOUSE.
MY, X1 p Sn SSsHEN BUTTER, AND n
JONES / MOORE
| Jan. IS 7-lm.
| JUST RECEIVED AT FUCKERS
| a BEAUTIFUL LOT OF PARTY FANS The asten-
"A tim Of the ladies is invited.
Raleigh. Jan. %. 1859. l1G
NoRTH.CAROLINA STRIPE AND PLAID
| IL Homcspuns for snmething entirely new.
,.,...- .. 49,. Just '''' v: a p 8 TUCKER:
January 2S 1850. ls-tf
THE TARB0RO' HOTEL,
| (LArIIy ARs. oRs0oRIx)
TIME UNDERSIGNED have improvsd and rs-fdsaishs
Tarboro and will endeavor 10 give saisf.coo to shoss
who may favor them with . call.
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IEN PUBLICATIONS.
NOTICE.
UHvERy POLITICIAN " NORTH CAROLINA. sss
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NOTICE OF CO.PARTNERSHIP.

NOIlCE Or (OsFANINEASf11fs
MIR. SAML. D. HICKS, formerly Of Granville County,
iva NOrth-Carolina and late of the firm Of Brownley
Hicks of Petersburg Va is this day admitted to partner
ship my house. The business will be conducted under
the firm and style of ID. T. WILLIAMS HICKS. beg
to return my grateful acknowledgements to patrons and
friends for the liberal support and patronage bestowed
for the past three and request continuance Of
the the concern, with assurance that the unit
ed efforts of the house will be devoted u their interests
All pc, having cl'ms against me will please present
them for immediate payment and those indebted for cash
bills requested To pay carl: practicable. Ad
made though. faith of produce WILL if desired
be transferred to the concern.
D. T. WILLIAMS.
Richmond, Jan. l, 1859.
ID. +. WILLIAMS & HICKS.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS l. GENERAL
AGENTS
TOBACCO, WHEAT, &c.,
No. ShOcc0 Slip,
RICHMOND Va,
Offer their services to the Planters Of Virginia and North
Carolina. and the trade generally.
~ Particular attention paid to forwarding manufac
ured Tobacco and filling orders and liberal advances
made on all consignments in hand
D. T. WILLIAMS,
SAML d. HICKS.
Late of BROMLEY Hicks, Petersburg, Va.
January 4, 1853. Sim.
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WESTERN RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Engineers Office, Western II. r.,
FAYETTEVILLE, n. C, Feb 8, 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Engi-
- neer's Office If the Western Railroad until the 18th
day Of FEBRUARY, for the graduation and masonry o.
1lX miles of their matchmaking the crosstes for Is
the 9Th Of FEBRUARY for the superstructure of the
Bridge across loves Little river-(2OO feet long)
Good references will be required Of Contractors as to
their ability to carry out their contract.
Pans profes and specifications Of the work can be seen
at the Companys Office in Fayetteville and after the
2Oth inst.
W. A. KUPER,
Chief Engnr. aud Supt.
The Western Railroad Company designs placing the BAL
ance of the grading and supestructure of their road
Deep river (6L mles) under contract by the LIST day
April but would receive proposals for that also on the 18th
ST.. persons should be disposed to submit proposals.
based upon approximate location.
w. A. K.
Fayetteville, Feb. 8, 1859. 7-ta5Feb
d F. PEsCUD HAS BEEN APPOINTED
l.. Lyons Pure Ohio CataWba Brandy,
This Brandy is manufactured from the pure Juice Of III
Catawoa Grape and is equal any Brandy made in an
part OF the world, and excels purity and Nacor tn
Brandles now imported and being afforded ut about ont
half the price Of imported Br.nde is greatly preferred
Mr. Pescud has the reports Of Assayers Chemists
purity Of the article. / JIC0RS
Appointing Agent for the United States,
Having bad great trouble in getting Brandy that cou
recommend for medicinal purposes have consented to af
ply ON hand. p r PESf.iIH1
January q, 1859. IoNtf
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0OAPS aOAPlS-n aeoclaEx DOT A TRIAL
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HENRY ID. TURNER,

HENRY ID. RNER,
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL
BOOKSELLER AND TATION E r.
No. 1, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh.
I" ID. TURNER has on hand, and for SALE at the
He lowest prices large and well selected assnTtl ent
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. 4lso fine Editions Of BIBLES
and PRAYER BOOKS. in every variety OF binding and
size Aud is receiving regularly all the New Works in the
various departments Of Literature.
school. BOOKS.-He respectfully solc;ts the atten-
ton Of Schoo Teachers engaged in the instruction OF YOUTH
his Of School Books which Is very extern
sive comprising the most valuable works now in
BLANK BOOkS.-Eiis stock Of Blank Books is cam
pete embracing every description Of Accout Record and
Memorandum Books
Stationery including Writing and Wrapping Papers, Steel
Pens. of every description and price. Ink Qnils. &C.
Committees Supplied on the most reasonable terms.
All orders promptly attended to.
Raleigh, Jan IL, lSa9 SIT.
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NoRrH.cARoLlNA FORM Book.-I

NORTM.CAROLlNA FORM DOOk.-fnts
II day rvervrd. By H. D. Turner. psw ssd cnnpssss
edition u the North Csre,ina Form Book improved ssa
greatly ssarg.d euossiene so pages. royal lana. 90.
braeine many kems asd IN 6smss esiusA psssssa
kuud paper and substantially bossd 10 isv eM hess
sins Forms of ill shoss sssl iossunsuts Which pspas
have OCCASION 10 and fars'shise sso gsds 10 Jss
Of the Pescs Sheriff. Clerks Cesssabls Cesussss SsAsa
commi,tess &c, Ae eompsd frum the bsss snssvs -
ing impsuvsa,ssi al vusks II he ksA ksasssy %
use. and intended enMpaaoa 10 .Csssssrs ysssss!
to which sdded the Ccassita,ioe II -
ef'hs United States sesssss q ssss =
the State. aud of the Couass tisi II sdrss BE-; fss
nshsd II the unparalleled pw psses II Ose na,ss se
The cheapest b,ok oasssd ~ sslsk whss ssss b
mail sxra charge II 10 coats v b Vsrva 10 epsvs
The postage liberal dsenast 10 shoss ske ~ 10 81
sgaia- Published nd sp'd. vbsssssie I'D r.ssi!
n. D. 1rRNG2
st he Moth Carplisa Hu.h Sue.
Asd By J. 4 LlPPlNCOrT 4 CO.
sad HAYES FELL,
And By 4. & BARNES CO.
Mo- Yea.
FREsn ALE. -, ,,;,,..n
OAK CIT asgss
SoOvm ~. 80
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HOOPS! uOOPS:!
LII 200 Skeleton lloup Skirts at 81 &c.
Just received BY
W. II. / r. 5. TUCKER.
Raleigh Jan es, 1889. ls-G
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NOTICE.
q YOUNG NAN A NATIVE CT NORFOLK. VA.
"A having eapssa te invest wsad like In neet wsth
wis could influence trade e n him in The wholesale Gss
CRY U Counstssiva Business in NessIk Address
MEKCllANr 20.
Nesxsk. Va
Feb. 3, 1859. i-a.
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SPRING IMPORTATION, 1859.

Armstrong. GATOR & Co..
IMPORTERS JoBBERs OF
Ribbons, Millinery. Silk Goods, Ruche. Flow,
ers, Straw BonDets and Flats,
No. 2s7 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CHARLES AND HANOVER SIS,
BALTIMORE.
Offer Stuck unequalled in the United States in v,rie
and cheapness.
January a. 1907 11-smpd.
ISSES BROWN AND WHITE HOODS
AD Just received tins day bv
W. II. B. g. TUCKER
ss"~5 - ls6@ Mt
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GREAT INDUCguExTi
WINTER DRY GOODS SELLING At COST
LANDECkER & KLINE
a RE ENDEAvORlN6 TO MAKE ROOM FOR A
"A large Stock Of
Spsiss and Soa1es Coeas,
and shcvrfas. in order tn clear ou The sisdes II there
WINTER GUODS have t tho eoueiussoo 10 cell sssA
A. Coet Price,
rather ,hna keep anything I'll, another sssna. Sc
they deem quick sspseee better than scw shilIise.
By adopting this enufc they gill b eush,e 10 Keep GO.
siant,y ON hand Fashionable Stock u Gssdss
Their present stock Of WINTER COOpS embrace Ssils.
F,.eA ssd k~s,;sA Nsyi-a Pisis s.S ekss1 fsyx~ss.
to-: Slswl. s.i CsaAis: fsys: Assioy. sse.
They viii keep their Psssss down 81 ssss Zoe The Nsss
r. OvERCoArs SOLD At COST.
They rl ca6dcat that this course Their pass vtn
peuvc eminru,ly satisfactory To their gill
enable them To keep supplied With 6cs suitable 10 shs
Their FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT viii Of an uess
BE- kept supplied With everything that The lsdss nay
desire.
Raleigh, Jan. .. 1850. s-1
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VUIHE FIRM IN THE TOWN OF NASHVILLE. NASH
i County, heretofore known T. J. BODDIE CO .
has recently been dissolved BY mutual consent. and the
stve If the firm is HARPER, MARSllBORNE
BRASWEi who atter themselves that they will be able
il that liberal patronage which the House has heretofore
received. this .i,h VI January, 1859.
January % lS5o ,l-tc
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FOR SALE.
A SEVEN HORSE ENGINE. which has been In use
n about years-is in god order. and ready inr
Apply to BRIGGS DODb.
Raleigh, Feb. I. 1859. lit
4 FINE ROSEWOOD PIANO OF MODERN
shape aud in perfect order. The having NOV.
cd away we authorized to sell it greatly below its
original Cost in New YORK.
Apply to MCGEE WILLIAM
Raleigh Jan Il, lSa.. SIT
SPERM, ADAMANTINE, AND TALLOW
- CANDLES
For sale by
JONES / MOORE.
Jan, *. I'm.
SPRING: STOCK-l:ARDEN SEED FOR 1850.
LEARNERS AND GARDENERS WISHING Gaia.
II lngucs obtain them ut
Also u 10: Of onion sets at
Pr. PESCUDS.
January j, 1859. ST
OYSTERS RECEIVED REGULARLY
OAK CITY HOUSE.
January ~, 1859 lU-tG