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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-09

Dayton & Michigan R. R.
y fI1[---illlEi7 l-i'71F ~ 2l11l1----
Open To Toledo.

ND FO IL M / NG IN CONNECTION
IA with the Detroit and Toledo r. r., 40 miles the
shortest line between Dayton and Detroit, and with
the P1ttsDufgh, Fort wayne Chicago Rail Road, 90
miles the shortest line between Day and Chicago
TWO DAILY TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, NOV. u, 1850 regular
trains will leave Dayton for Toledo, Detroit and
Chicago. 1s t..' ! Do a-sI. .. -gf.' r.gll r
FIRST TRAIN-LeaVes at 1925 a. m :, arrives at
Toledo at 8, 80 y. m Detroit 80 p M; connects at
Niagara Falls, Albany, New York and Boston; con-
meets at Lima at 100 p. with trains on the p Ft
W,S Z, II, r. for Fort Wayne and Chicago, arriving
at Fort Wayne AZ 100 p. m in time to connect with
Huntington, Peru and LogAnsport, and arriving at
Chicago at 80 P. M, in time to connect with all
evening trains leaving that city. This train also
connects at Toledo with trains on NJ s. N. 1. X. r.
for Adrian aud Jackson, and with trains on the
Cleveland and Toledo Rail Road for Cleveland and
Buffalo; also eonnects at Sidney with trains on b.
l. Road, eastand west and atPiqua for Columbus
q SECOND DTRAIN-LeaYes Day ton at s,Ib d. m. ,con-
meets at Lima with transon p. Ft. w. c. h. X. at
10 1idnight, and arrives at Chicago at $40 a m ,
making close connection with all trains for the west
and northwest and at oedo at 100 q. m, connect
ing with all morning trains west and north and with
steam Boatfor Cleveland and Buffalo r.l,I.r .
Sleeping Cars are attached to all night trains be-
tween Lima and Chicago, '
Through Tickets for Fort Wayne, Toledo, Detroit,
Chicago, and points West and North west Also for
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and all Eastern cities, and
for all local points the Belleontane and Indian
apolts r. = can be had by calling s. r. KINo Tick
ct Agent Union Depot Daytonj OF on the diff, rent
agents on the line
Fare as low az by any other route.
Be careful and call for Tickets by way OF Lima
GrIhe rates OF Freight to all Points EAst or West
VIII a. AZ times be as favorable as are charged by
No Transfers between Dayton and Chicago,
Pittsburg, Toledo or Detroit.
nov14 NJ. SHOEMAKER Supit
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a9;i.I2n doARi MaSSiIOn Coal. H9S1iIen doafI

THE MASsILoN GOAL COMPANY HAVE
4 made their arrangements for supplying the citl-
zenB OF Dayton with their
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hence for Port ar materials Of schr Margaret Johnson
Schr Tinke, ,aca, wrecked on Ralt Cay Bank.
with plaster of fremont Thurson, Hnsboro, NS l5days
With -eo kuborn of Boston, Carver Hnsboro, Me- 10 days.
sch2 Williams er Hamilton, Hfsboro Ns. with pas-
sehr HsVeiocE m Cole sackve NIB, Is days. with stone.
10 p Nevus Son. IN ,o.
with laths 10 Simpson 4 Mayhem.
Schr Andrews Putnam Cape Hatteras, 8 days
Schr q VI Williams, , Georgetown, DC, Tor STAMFORD
schr Python, Osg0od Eizabethport tor Savannah
schr CT Hulse, Bunce Elizabethport for Fall River
Schr J Anderson, Field El2abethport for New Haven.
schr Old Zack Smith, Elzabethpor for New Haven
schT Superior, Robinson Belfast for Newark
Scir New Zealand, Thurston, Eastport, 10 days.
schr Fred Dyer, Cstrell Calais IA days.
Sehr Fvira, -, Calais, 10 days.
schr Mirror White, Calais days.
Schr Cherub, Bailey Gardiner days.
scbr Atlantic Wright, Addison, days.
echr ID II Baldwin, Glover, Rockland, 5daya
schr Cannot Robinson, Rockland, 5 days
schr waring. Crowel, Portsmouth, 5 days.
schr Princess, Lowell Boston Sdays
schr Freesone, Smith, Portland, Ct 2days.
Schr John Wright Dickson Portland, Ct, 2days.
Sioop Virginia, Heath, Newport 2days.
Steamer Potomska, Nye. New Bedford.
Steamer Ospray, Kenney, Providence.
SAILED
Steamships Crcassan Orb Galway; Yorktown Norfolk &c;
bark Lucy A Ntckels, Melbourne; and Others
Wind during the day SW tos.
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MARITIME INTELLlGENC
ALMANAC foRA-rHIs DAY.
son Rske... 70 NOON RISES. 8 30
>~~~~~~~>>o~~~
Port Of New York, October Is, 1850.

CLEARED.
steanship Circassian lBra Campbell, lway-American
Steamship YorEown Parrish NorfoE &c L Lme. a Ga
Fhp Elena Brern) kaufman, Bremen via Richmondc r,.
sp sss ssn. Ssw Brigham
Bari. carolina, Grinalc Mobie-N Brigham. ''-'
s sssIs si S;s5s,ss 5s"isS 6ssy
Ers Sssf5n t5 k Esss sb psxs
sehr Emma, nardensrook s. John;;C 4 Dewoit
s ssSr M.yo w Msys !; Frye
ssSs ~. s assss sasA
s;s sssys sifs e.
schr Josephine, Waterbury, Petersburg Ya-van Brunt
scr surf Shaw i Fora nSIsaq aeh 1stso Co.
sS%s Rev g-1sss
soop America, siedman Brisio-Master.
ARRIVED
Steamship City q Washington Br,. Petc Liverpool Sept %
SUNDAY Wareed n news newsbo % az Dale Dale
Race Has experienced heavy westerly gales during the en-
IS stesRshlp Edins%g dr Cummings Glasgow, Sep. 49, 4so
westerly entire 18Th pas ss ha
steamship Asia heese for liverpool sS AM Br steamship
Steamship jamestown skinner. Richmond, &c, with mase
an ssate " hs%sGn
by stsamship State Of Georgia. Of Phadepha which fell in
miles In q Absseum Light on Barnesa large clipper
Steamship Locust Point French, Baltimore with ,nise to II
cromwell Co. 18th irst ~ miles Of Barnepa passed
large black schr ashore ng broasde beach with fore
and main opmass and flying jibs carr led away
imp John Bunyan tof Searspor Nckes Shields 40 laws
wh coal DC to Walsh Carver Chase Had very heavy wea
er the enre passage and sprung fore sts Sent
~ ~ and "a Ind tremendous gale, commencing mt ST and
ending ut NV oh inst had another heavy gale from SE to NV
schr Lady Mnnse from Malaga for New York with loss OF her
foremnst main and mizen masheads and bowspr Sent
passed through fentand Firth in company with ship Adanah
for New York - - A'
Ship Aramede Snow of Bath Tarnden Marseles Aug 70
WIN mdce 70 Boyd Hncken. Passed Gibraltar Sept q 10Th
t ~ % lon 30 81 boarded by officer OF wbaesbjo
Hesper Hnmbip, Fafrhavcn 81 months ont NIL we'll NIX
ns lat ~ ~ lon 80 o. while laying In heavy gale from
INV was struck by hurricane from NV which blew away
close reeled main 0psaf and main has ee
within 4 miles Of Sandy Hook for the Is days with beavv
NV gales and Gains. - ' ''"'s
BARK Jubilee tBrcnD, Kime Bremen 10 days Win ,cao
and ~ passengers Stanton RuRer nth inst al Na,,
Shoals two shps-one with main 49,
and The other with loss Of fore pnas could not n,sk ~
their " - AiaAo Jul
fee &c, 10 n JOY. Sp' - WIN COZ
Bark Golden Era of Rockan T1rnd,ke Sal, CIV Tr :,
days. with salt, to Snow Burgess o' N'' NY, ~, ~
BARK Alherna Barton, Havana, Sept 25 with sneor se IN
Brig Eachsntrcss Orr, Watts windsor Ms, days with uas
Brig K",ahap Ans1ury Daren 10 days with timber TO
Buck h Go. ''so = Va 'uhpe'' 'o"'
scr Charlotte Minerva Br Of Nassau Maxwell Nassau 10
varf wih ndse and frr, 70 Joy Eneas. TIE brings
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FRFleH1s-To Liverpool, cotton steady at ,4d 800
boxes cheese were engaged by steamer at 40 and 100
were engaged at 30s, and 700 bbls. spirits turpen
tine engaged by vessel, with the privilege of
Is per $50 lbs To Antwerp, 1000 bushels seed
engaged at Sd per bag 1000 bbs rosn at 3s bags
coffee at H. 100 casks rice at 2s 3D. 800 bbls ashes
AT 25s and $50 bales cotton at &c. schooner was en-
gagged for Marseilles to load with slaves at tele
graph despatch received by house from Mobile to-day,
quoted cotton to Liverpool at 3d. and to Havre at SC
The purchases Of Southern ports French
count said to have been moderate yet compared
with those made for the same period last year.
FRUT.-The sales embraced about 900 5000 boxes
Of rasns including NJ RS at 81 49, and layers at 81 40
The sales embraced pretty much the balance Of the
OF the Alfred, causing light supply the market
New currants quiet being held above the views Of
purchasers, while old are dull.
HAY steady, with sales Of about 600 bales for
shipmtn at G5c a roc.
Iron steady and sales light at $50 80 500 so
for Scotch Pig while small lots of Garsherrer were
made at $24.
LINE was unchanged, while the demand for common at
the recent concession good
MoIAssEs continued in good demand, and prices sus-
tanned. The sales embraced about SO hhds Cuba
vaao at abc Sec 200 do common grades at 2c. &c,
and 40 do. Porto Rioo at acc.
NAVAL SroREs,-Sales of 200 bbs tine rosn were made
at 81 common do, delivered from yard at 81 60, and
oat at 81 3d. Crude was quiet at $s 62 and $50 bbs
spirits turpentine We're SOLD at 40 nc. u Ate.
OILS We're unchanged, while transactions in linseed
were moderate Crude whale and sperm held lrm-
PROVISIONS. --Pork-The market was less buoyant and
closed with tendency in favor Of purchasers The sales
cNpIaSeu doott inCiuClng mess at $40 80
$40 &c. and prime at $40 IS ST. clear SIT So 400
bbs nnnhpected mess sold at $l5 3d. and 500 do
buyers option all tyear at sl5 So Beef held with
steaoiness, especially for new, while sales embraced
about $50 bbls including country prime at s. country
mess at IS S. 25 repacked at SO IS So DO at $40
a $ll 90, and extra do. at So; and sales
Of 100 bbls. Chicago prime sold at $l9
and 80 bbs beef hams sold Ice 17c Cut meats
were quiet and nominal at &c. for shoulders and ut &c.
for hams lard was less buoyant, while the sales
embraced about 800 bbs and terces lie IL 10 But
Ter was selling al l3c 2oc for State and lie for
Ohio. Cheese was firm at s1sc lie.
RCE--Sales OF l25 casks made at 31kc a4c.
SuGARs-Ihe market WAS active, aud prices sus-
tanned The sales embraced about 800 600 hhds
included in which some 20 of Porto Rico at Tic
the remainder consisted Of Cuba chiefly at
&c. lc., with small lots handsome goods ut higher
figure, aud 200 boxes at &c. a sac.
SPIRITS AND WlNE-Sales OF so half pipes Of cognac
brandy were made at 50 Is 81 co. and 100 casks Bur
gundy wine at 15c a soc.
WnIsKEY was frmer with sales of about 400 bbls at
29c. 291ac.
Movements In Real Estate.
BY Adrian II. Muller.
House and lot No. l42 Fast 40,h st., 20xes A70l
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Supreme Court-Chambe beers.
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland

Oct l3-LShn II. White SAMUEL Martin. Motion fo
aachmcnd denied without costs but with liberty 10 renew
on papers showing particularly the time of ID.
"a vice Of the A9Juncuon defendant and showing thai
inc ar IN cement be made with The tenant IL any was
MAJ suoss4uent 10 the service Of such order
without III '
B'Me1 bs<Ildn u H7ry " rd-IqaIntirs de-
Saut .lo lMoceedng before grere ON the is,h ~ s
TENDER, 1907 ana the Referees order dis,nissny corr
plant for df,' cause, get aside Oh p,yneui hv
81 costs OF q H. ~ sh ~ notion tn fees for
actually In after dance before referee on Tia, s
10 take short noti> Y Of trial '' p'AHe"
BeEot e Hon. Judge Ingrahan,
Manual W Ssdrs a. al rs. John Csyti Motto -
costs TO abide event u Mess plaintiff stipulaies :,
abe trial that the desena mt aid not fudl his aqrsn,
with Adriance II such stipulation y served IN Aye ssv
the motion is denied. -
Eigar C. Hull Is. Lucirn Ayor.-Moloi granted unless
pialnfi within five days procue the sheri 10 o.
$40 costs OF motion In which the motion y granted
On payment 10 plaintiff attorney OF 300.
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The Independent Of today has the following report OF
the dry goods trade
There stll active business among the leading job
bers, but importers doing little. The auction sales
also less numerous, and mostly of ribbons The
stocks Of goods unsold first hands large, and
siderable lets Of fancy dress goods left Cor the
season Staple goods such as mernos, are in great de-
mapd, with only moderate supply Black silk goods
are firm Fancy silks getting dun Of sale, yet they
keep arriving week by week, TO pile up in our ware
houses The is for ribbons, leaving large
unsold stock The cotbers buying for their spring
trade German cloths rather rmcr, but cloths gene
rally dull Domestic goods less active and less
tiim Cotton staples In better supply, and be
bought rather better terms Prints rather steady.
Dealnes inactive and lower than last report
Fancy cassmeres of good styles active and rm but
all other kinds of wooens dull and heavy Prices of
goods rule in favor of the o decline
rees favored the trade Of the materially
but with sales much larger than last fall the Of
goods left hand at the close will be much larger Trade
in the interim is good-seldom If surpassed-with
nne prospects for its continuance the end Of the
Our advces are OF the most encouraging character from
almost every section.
The business of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
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Personal Intelligence,

Goyernor and Mrs. Banks, Of Massachusetts, are in
town, ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Governor Banks, OF Massachusetts, passed through
Albany on Wednesday, on his way home FROM Michigan
Hon Charles H. Peaslee formerly member af congress
from New Hampshire, and lately Collector the Boston
Custom House about TO remove TO Minnesota and take
ny his residence in st. Paul.
Lieutenant. John j. Guthrie has been detached from the
National Cbsey atory AT Washington und ordered 70 the
command OF the United States Coast Survey steamer
Walker
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Supreme Court-Circuit.
Before Hon, Judge Roosevelt.

ocr. 1s-Pcer Co~ean rs. Edourd Banker.-Defendant
landlord OF premises se5 Pearl street. and tho plain
t was lessee. In excavatng the adjoining premises it
fo nd necessary TO shore up the bull ling occupied
by plaintiff and owned by Banker order prevent its
failing down. This done by the defend mt at an ex
pcnse Of $4,000, MS shown by bills in evidence The
plaintiff claimed damages for tres and for hndrance
10 his business while the repairs going on By the
terms Of the lease the expense Of these repairs should
lave teen borne by the plaintiff, although paid for by lie
defendant ainta Claimed 5000 damages. Verdict
FIR defendant.
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Jersey City NewS.

RANDOM AcnnRs1.-Yesterday n boy named Julius
Jones' Of No 2ti Grand street. the support Of wi
dowed mother, while attempting 10 the railroad
track al Harrow street, WIS struck by locomotive aud
susla ned a r. acture OF bis skull.
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Movements In Real Estate.
BY Adrian II. Muller.
House and lot No. 142 Fast 40,h st. 2Ox9S II 10,
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Oct l3-o Il. N.
AsHEsThe market was quiet and sales limited 10 about
30 bbs pots and pearls NJ 5,ac.
BRiApsltsfs. -four-Thc market was heavy, while
cepts the Increase Prices closed ut decline OF
about &c loc per Dbl The transactions footed up about
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NORTH CAROLINA 0rPosiuoy.-The opposition party -
North Carolina have called State Convention 70 nee, ID
Raleigh the I'D OF February next, to make prepare
ions for the campaign Of 1890
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--(anadnn Hour inactive, While saIes VITO cchHneu
while the sales embraced 500 bbs, closing within the
range OF the above quotations. Rye -four was unchanged
500 bbls within the range VI the above prices.
Wheat heavy and irregular: the sales embraced
about 1900 bushels, including good TO prime white Ken
coored do at 81 n 81 49, Southern white u, 81 49, and
Milwaukee Club at 81 o. Corn frmer and the de
mand good the transactions embraced 500o bushels in
GLIDING Western mixed in store, and Jersey yellow at 81
and jersey white at 9s c. with some southern white,
ported sold to arrive, at 81 Rye was dull and lower,
with small sales at SSc Soc Barley quiet at 75c.
Sic. Oats in fair demand, but cheaper; sales Of
State made at 43c. 43ac. and Western and Cana
dian at43hc. 44c.
sEE-The market was quiet and sales limited 500
bags Santos sold at 12c 1875, and 100 do La
guayra at l2lSc.
tone, while the sales embraced about 400 SOY bales
the basis Of the following quotations.
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D,snovERY OF The Tong OF PA
RAoB AMosis.-A Letter from Cairo, in
the Constitutionnei, says that the gen.
eral subject Of conversation in that
city is the discovery which has lust been
made by the Archaeological, Nj. MARS
cite. He has found at Thebes after
long and difficult researches the tomb
still intact Of Pharaoh Amossi. The
king is lying in a coffin completely COW
Erred with gold leaf ornamented with
large wings painted on it. Thirty
jewels of great value were found in
the same coffin by the side of she king
as was also a Ratchet of gold ornamen-
ted with figures in lapsis iazule.
Some years ago NJ. Marriette had a
similar piece Of good fortune in finding
in the tomb Apis the eweIs which now
form the principal ornament Of the
Egyptian Museum Of the Louvre.
The Jewels of Amossi are still more val
liable from their number and quality.
This discovery of a royal tomb inact
is the most important one that NJ
Alariette has yet made IN Egypt.
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FIR Assessor.

" We are authorized to announce
R. M. MORRIS as a candidate Tor
the Office OF Assessor, at the approach
ing election.
rs We are authorised TO announce
JOINT. B. BUSBY, as candidate for
the office of Assessor at the approach
ing election in November next.
S h. We are authorized to announce
]. A. INABNETT, as candidate
for the Office of Assessor, at the ap~
preaching election.
MR. EDIToR:-Please announce the
name of N. r. BLACKWELL ae-a
candidate for the Office Of Tax-Assessor
at the ensuing election in November
next. MANY VOTERS.
" We are authorized to announce
]. MARION DOYLE, as a. candidate
for the Office Of Assessor at the ensuing
election.
" We are agthorized to ANNOUNCE
BENZ. S. EDWARDS, as a candi.
date for the office of Assessor at the
ensuing election.
~ We gre authorized to announce
VIM. S. STROUD, as candidate for
the Office of Assessor at the ensuing
election.
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Ea,. Sheriff.

" We are authorized to an
nounce JOHN G. ALLEN as can
didate for the Office of Sheriff, at
the approaching election in November
next.
IL We are authorised to announce
CHARLES e. NOVEL; as an ia
dependent candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff at the approaching election in
November next.
~ We are authorised to announce
PHILO ALDEN as. a candidate for
the Office of Sheriff at the approach>
ing election in November next.
IL We are authorized to announce
RUSSELL JONES as candidate
Tot the office Of Sheriff, al the approach
ing election in November next.
~ We are authorized to announce
D. B. DOYLE. as a candidate tor the
Office of Sheriff, at the next. ensuing
election in November.
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SHER7FFsS SALE.

GTATE Of Louisiana. Parish Of
- Booster. In the District Court
No. 1871. Asa FL. Heafse VS.. James
O'Daniel. BY virtue Of writ Of fiera
facias issued out of the Honorable The
District Court Of the Parish Of Booster,
in the above entitled suit and to me d.
rected, | have seized and will proceed
to sell at pubic auction, at the court
house dour in the town Of Bellevue,
Parish Of Bossier, on the
First Saturday, The 9th dag Of august,
A.. D., 1859. between the hours of 10
o'clock A. NJ. and P. Nj. the follow
ing described property to wit:
The east half of North east quarter
of section No. tbirty.five (35y and the
west half of the north west quarter Of
section tiirty.six 1851 in township
twenty three (23) of range No. eleven
I'll in the north west lana District OF
Louisiana, containing one hunared.and
sixty acres and two-iourfhs 81 an acre
with all improvements thereon.
Seized as the property Of james
O'Daniel, and to be sold to pay and
satisfy the writ issued in the above en-
itied suit.
Terms Of sale--casil. with benefit Of
appraisemeni.
l.. F. STEELE, Sheriff.
BY C. G. NOVEL;, Deputy
Bellevue. July s. 1850. pfSl2
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION SALE.


M NDAY, the 18th day of July, 1859
IVA within the legal hours of sale. viii
proceed to sell, at Rocky Mount in the
parish of Bossier, State of Louisiana, d
public auction the following properly
to-wit The south east uarter of TIE
northwest quarter of section seventeen
t1D in township twenty one, lei } of range
twelve (12,) eff the northwest land dis.
trict of Louisiana, containing forty acre:
ofland more or less, with all the irnproY,
ments thereon, and known at the Rocky
Mount property of the estate of NOAH
Phillips, deceased On the following
terms to-wit:
One hall payable March LIST 1850; one
halt of the remaining half payable Marcel
1st 1861; and balance payable March Isl
1862, Zach installment 10 bear interest
at eight per cent per annum from day o
sale. The purchaser to give notes with
approved personal security aud a special
mortgage on the property.
This sale advertised and 10 be made pur.
suant to an order from the Clerk of the
District Court of the parish of Bossier, and
by request of Mrs Elizabeth Phillips, wild.
ow and and partner in community. anc
the major heirs of the succession of the
said Noah Phillips, deceased, who will
JOIN in making perfect titles to purchasers
Sheriff g Office at Bellevue Bossier par
ish La, June i4th 1859.
L. F. STEELE, Shift & .Auct'r..
By C. G. NOVEL; Dep'ty
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Estate Of Joseph D. Long, deceased.
= BY virtue of commission TO me
directed from the Clerk of the District
Court OF the parish of Claiborne in the
State of Louisiana, | will proceed 10
sell at the court house door in Bellevue
parish OF Bossler, within the legal hours
Of sale. on
Monday. 25h dag Of July nert 1859
the following described property ,to-wit,
The northwest quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section in township
IS of range 10, containing forty acres
of land more or less. Lying and being
situated in the parish of Bossier. TIC
be sold as property belonging 90 the
estate of Joseph D. Long, late Of Clai.
bore parish, deceased.
Terms Of eale--CASH.
Sheriff IS Office, Bosaier parish. La,
June 10th 1859. L F STEELE.
Sheriff
BY G C Newell, Deputy
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STRAY SALE.

FSTRAYED before v. Walker, ]. P,
IL by Petheil Smith on the oath dayei
June 1889, and will be sold on The 3lst
day of December 1859, before the Court
house door in the town of Bellevue, fo1
cash, the following described animal, to-
wit dark bay MARE MULE about
three years old. about Il hands high
branded on the left shoulder with the let
ter R and with the letter q on the right
shoulder has the mark of year on the
shoulders aid back. Valued at one hun
bred aud forty dollars The owner Of
said mule is requested 10 come forward,
prove property; pay charges; &c.
w. II. H ILL, Stray Master.
July /, 1850 nj 6m
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. WHAT THE PRESS SAY.

"Costars'sn Extermina,ors are m-
valuable RENE dies for clearing hoases o.
all sorts of yer min, With confidence we
recommend MIN. Y. Daily State
Register.
g. Costar's'' remedies for all denes-
tic pests, such as rats, reaches, bed-bug;
ants, feas, &C.. are invaluable; we car
speak from actual knowledge of theil
merits, Druggists and dhalers should
send tqeir orders early, if they would Sc.
cure trade in them,--[N. Y, Journal.
hY"I shall wire something abeul
yonr ev terminators, as can do so witt
propriety. They are selling rapidly here
aud destroying all vermin.- Ed. Banner
Fayette, Mo.