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The Carrollton sun., 1860-10-20
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Parish Of jefferson.
Third judicial District Court of F,u.
Snccessi0n Gf PhiliP Scheer, deceased

H"ccGS"toH 81 IhtLID Saucer, dcccHScd.
by virtue Of an order of sale to me directed by
Cth@ Honorable the Third judicial District Court
OF Louisiana, will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, at the corner Of Canal Avenue and Haupson
streets, in the City Of Carrollton, on SATURDAY
the 10Th day of November, 1866, at the hour Of ,
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit:
1st.-TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the city Qf Carrollton, in this Parish and state,
designated by the numbers twenty-onc and twenty-
two, in square 50 u. bounded by Cambronup
Fifth, Madison and Plum streets, o%fqTlIsn signed
Neyarietur, by Melancy Soniat and said % Schccr,
and annexed to the act of sale of saAd s=siat to T.
Scheer said lots measure each 30 feet front Cam
bronze street, by depth of 100 feet TStwcen pa
r2llel lines. Lot p forms the corner OF Cfmbronnc
and Fifth strcets-togetoIer with tbe buildings and
improvements thereon, consisting of q FRAME
DWELLING and OTT-HOTSES, sc.
2d-Onc lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
as per inventory Gle
Terms of sale--fhc Furniture and the Real
Estate for cash to the amount of Sl07 70; the
balance payable onc-half cash and the remainder
on credit Of one year, with special mortgage and
interest from day of sale to maturity the rate OF
per cent. and in case of non-paynrut at Iuatu-
rty. at per cont. prr annUrn. till paid.
oct.l0 Is =. kLRNER. Nurfiournr.
The Carrollton sun., 1860-10-20
CONSTABLE'S SALES.

WU I1VtIIIVI ITWNks.
E(Y, virtue of a writ Of Il. fa to me directed by
ID the Hon. John ID, Hamper, Justice of the
Peace, in and for the Perish of Jefferson and CITY
OF Carroton in tire above entitled suit shall offer
Tor sale at Public Auction, at the door of the Court
House on Canal Avenue, between IIGmpson and
Second streets, III the City of Carrolton, on Satur-
NJ. the following described property to wit
TWO LEATHER TRUNKS, with contents
such as SILK and various other DRESSES. and a
lot of other articles too numerous to mention.
OctlO. S. KERNER, Constable.
The Carrollton sun., 1860-10-20
Tickets $lO-shnrcs in proportion.
ESPE CfAL TICE,

"a" Parties wishing to invest in the above Lot
terry can do so with perfect safety the above il
alegal state Lottery, conducted on fair and hon
orable principles by Southern Managers formerly
of Augusta Georgia. and on whom the utmost
reliance may be placed.
All that is necessary is to send the amount YOU
wish to
The Carrollton sun., 1860-10-20
NOTICE OHH ELECTION

OCIODTt, IbIIU.
GUY DREUX, ShErif.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-14
T7I9RRJ1 AIRY IA 1860 NUMBER I49

On this subject the Newark Mercury
makes the following judiciOus observations:
:'No man can nationally entertain hops
that this new party would carry single
state. Its strength would exist in the
southern states and in New Jersey, Penn
sylvania, Indiana aud Illinois; but in the
South the sectional democracy arc entirely
omnipOtent, and therefore the whole effect
of the movement would be as in 1856, to
prevent the Republican party from carry
ing the border free states. The incipient
steps taken for the formation of this new
party are coldly received in every qnrrter.
There is no enthusiasm in its supporters
no wisdom in its counsels, and no ultimate
good to be effected by it.
1--WE believe that the Republican is the
purest and best political organization
which the country has ever seen, and we
invite tile fullest discussion of its princi-
plies and policy. In no one thing ought
the Republicans to he more commended
than the manner in which they conduct
tue politics of the country. There are no
senseless threats ms to what they will do If
beaten by their adversaries. They bow to
the popular voice, and labor and wait until
their principles are better understood
They know that holding the doctrines
they do, the government must eventually
be in their hands, and they feel and under
stand this responsibility in advance
The charges which como from unscru-
pulous opponents, they despise, but they
rely with confidence npon the judgement
aud intelligence of the people"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-14
THIRD PARTIES.

The Constitutional Union" movement
which loomed up i" such gigantic Propor-
tions three weeks ago, is already somewhat
para1yzed In this city it was made di-
rcctly subservicnt TO commercial rivalry:
and before public proceedings had been
committed to the types for preservation, it
had become n subject of dcrision on the
part of all except those who hoped 10 profit
by the advertisement thus given to their
business. Philadelphia had grand de-
mOnstration last Saturday evening, for the
purpose of inaugurating this third party
movement. \ dozen or SO of HonorHbles
Edward Everett, Millard Fillmore, John
]. Crittenden, John N. Bolts, and other
distinguished statesmen-wcrc to be pre-
sent and make speeches. They failed to
appear, probably because they had never
promised; but in their stead several speci-
mems OF Il secondary character were exhib-
tied. The crowd, not finding the speakers
that had been announced, Withdrew from
the Hall, amidst considerable excitement
and uproar. The affair ended in utter fail
ure on tue part of these assistant engineers,
iiremen, and brakemen for the democracy.
In New Jersey the organization lately
threatened to become formidable, but the
masses of the people in that state enjoy the
advantage of having witnessed this ma
chine in actual operation last fall, when 1t
was run for the purpose OF defeating
Charles S. Olden. the opposition candidate
for Governor. Under the title of straight
Americans this organization did its best
to elect General Wright, but without sue
cess. Since then the leaders have adopted
an alias, and now come before the people
of that state as Unconstitutional Union
Menl" We think they will hardly be al
lowed to play the cheat q second time,
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EByAdvertisements not accompanied With written
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Notices for Political Meetings bO charged in all
cases at full rates. tsa
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-14
q a LII ST O IL.
HATS g. CAPS FOR THE MILLION.
S. AVERY,
No. I-16 Main st.

wHEELISG, VA.
rs PREPARED WITH PROBABLY TIE MOST
extensive Stock Of goods, in the Hat line. ever ex
hibited in this market.
THE LEDGER HAT,
Now tho great leading Hat for YmnHG Gentlemen.
have in every variety Of color quality and price, the
MOLESKIN DRESS &CASSISIHRR HAT.
or NV own maRIfActUTe, and Of the most celebrated
manufactures Uf New York aud Philadelphia Of the
very latest style and finest quality: Tux SORT FRENCH
FRLT HATS, Of all the varieties Of shapes qualities and
THE sAXoNY WOOL. HATS,
Soft French made Of the finest American. Spanish
and Saxony WOOls.
MEMS AND BoYs CAPS.
Cloth Cashmere. Plush aud Glazed. fr1m the Iowost
price to the finest.
cHILDRENrs HATS AND CAPS,
Beaulfully and richly trimmed just imported from
Paris.
From my long experience in manufacturing. and
the have taken in selecting my stock. Is guar
antee purchasers that they be suited with tho
best III gOOils, and at tile loves; prices.
EapS :. AVERY, 14G SIain Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-14
An 1RlsumAN's REASONS FOR QUITTING DE-
MoCRACY.

Some natnrNlized citizens of Irish birth,
residing in the town of Mcnesha, Wis,
having bccn accused of selling out to the
Republicans, Michael Hogan, one Of tho
number, comes out in ~ letter to the Con
serr0tor, with statement of his reasons
for leaving the democrats. He declares he
attached himself to that party, believing,
in common with many of his countrymcn,
that they were the friends of the laboring
man, particularly to those Of foreign birth.
He has been with them long enough to
know that,these professions are fnlscrand
made to dclude the ignorant. The millions
of Iandless poor from Europe had a rightto
expect that tho Homestead billwould 4re-
ccivc 81 hearty support at the hands of q
party .thnt owed its ascendency to their
votes; but they have been doomed to dis
appointment Labor should everywhere
he honorable; but IN effort isanow muking
to degrade it. Democratic senators DECLARE
that "labor is the Legitimate sphere of
slaves; that labor should he owned and
not hired, thus striking blow ut the very
liberties Of nine-tenths of the democratic
voters of the North, and no voice of con-
demnation is raised to protect U.S."
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New Books.

lust RECEIVED. At }. e. ORR'S- les MAIN ST
- Adam Bede Idy1S Of tile King t1enHy =0-s ia=t)
Or. FTencl,s new work. GIOsaTy Of EnslisiI Words
dnction bV Hayari Taylor: KecOllestions nf Je1iry
IIAmIyn: The Toinan GEesti"n. Hartly ScTnlhE= 4
IsaceITTs Story l;eeoiiectioT= Of tie Rey0iUfisH1
Ehlk uf the Chers Congress The shelby Memorial;
Knitting Work, by Mrs. FaTtingt"n EecOeI tions Of
samuel Martin: Ten YraFN oF ITesrI'CTs Life, ny
NcIburr. the EIind Preacher Memoirs u Sid'rq, by
birnsrIf Henry #. ohn. Gent: SIE 2Ti Book Foster
Er,thegS; TeRlpest and Sunshinai Breakiast Elmer
and Tea Prescntts Works: AeO. general assortment
Of Juvenile PasEs " have very large TBIioty
Of SteroAeoPie Tiewz ranging in Price tinendtDE In
struIIentl om s. 1oO per set- Parties furniehed
with general assortment iUr "a centK TO 81 FER eve
ing The largest and finest assortment 81 stationery
bTnIEt Wheeling especially tan and city
trade Wall Paper from TIL let of January at
eost, to make for Spring Stock Give US CALI
and suit yeurseIfin anything you want IN cur Ins.
FeI,e4'a9 No. LOG 8Iain 81. " EeeIiDE, Na.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-14
Extracts from the N. Y. Post.
rnE rnEs1prNcY-now ro SUCCEED.

THE MISREPRESENTATION TO SUCCEED,
A correspondent sends US the following
speculations:
s:If it were possible to unite all the op-
position to the democracy on one Presi-
Dental ticket in the coming contest, there
would be no question as to the result. But
this cannot be done, in the present condi-
tion of parties.
"What can be done to ensure success
to defeat the present corrupt Administra-
ton and restore the government to some
thing of its earlier integrity?
"Let the opposition in Tennessee nomi-
nate shoncst' John Bell, and carry that
state for him.
"Lct the oppositonin in Missouri, Kentucky,
Maryland and Delaware nominate the clo-
quent and patriotic Edward Bates, and
carry these states for him.
"Lrt the opposition in Virginia nominate
John NJ. Bolts, and wrest the sold DOmn-
ion" from the control of the ''hotspurs,"
nIire- -catcrs," and disun;onists, who are
now making Kissing, and n word of re-
proach among the people.
''Lct the opposition in North Carolina
put in nomination her distinguished son,
Kenneth Raynor, and rally around his
standard, and bear aloGt once more the old
Meclcnburgh platform.
Let tue heluDllChIi, Iuc oPpoSItAOH "HN
the peoples party, meet i'll convention ut
Chicago on the 18th June next, and put in
nomination men tried and true, and carry
all the free states for them if possible.
"If there is no election of the Chicago
nominees, and Tennessee goes for Bell,
Maryland Missouri, &C., for Bates, or other
| candidates. and majority of states arc
against Democracy, let the Opposition Elec-
torsl College make II selection from among
the candidates, and put in the Presidential
chair man who will administer the gov
crnment in accordance with the constitu-
tion. and for the benefit of the people OF
the United States.
at seems to me that this course is ell
tirely practical, patriotic and Just.
'"rho vote of the accomplished rePresen-
tativc from Maryland, II. Winter Davis. for
Governor Pennington, and the election OF
Mr. Hoffman, of Maryland, to responsible
Office in the House of Representatives, is
only foreshodowing of what can be done
by the opposition, if they will only act
wisely and well. in the election of Prcsi-
dent and Vice Psesident.
7 These suggestions are thrown out with
an honorable intention. Will the people
consider them? 81. ~, b.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-14
WHEELING. VA, TUEsDAY MORNING,
Daily g11telli9enftp,
TERAs OF ADVERTISING.

wEIvE SOLID L1xEs OF SoNPARE1I, ION oSE IScH,) en-
LESS, MAKE A ScUARE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-14
GI.oice First Class Insurance
In TuE-A

&z-casn Capital sI,c0OU0o absolute and unimpatrcd
WITH sTRrLUs OF $JOG,3s7 SS.
And the preEttgsOf 3s years success aud experience
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S1,5o6,2s7 Ss

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted al terms consistent with sovency and
fair profit.
Iii cciaI qirrn 10 IlSuTGncsGf DWELLINGS
aud CiIltcIlts .fo,' terms Of one to Fee gears.
Tile progress uf:tlis Corporation has been stable
AMI uninterrupted through seasons of financial sun
plo t,l storm periods evcntful in or exempt from
.weepins cOntia;rations and maritime disaster. Be
thc credit system affect MS in no material particular.
DnrnG .iar times tile security Of reliable InsI-
rtnca is an imperative duty-tliC ability of property
holders to sustain loss being then nuclI lessened
Policies Issued without delay, and all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity. by
SAM'L Z. HELDRETH, Agent,
Office at the savings Bank of Wheeling.
r,lto--,lnw till jas; LIST 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-14
T. SWEENEY & SON.

No. 90 Main Street.
HEELIEG, VA.
A RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL lNIPOR
n TATIONS. being the largest they h1Vc ever made
IN one Season and embraces tile new styles Of WHITE
CRASTTE OF 1EcN STONE CHINA. together with Common
White anil COIore QUcensWare in great variety. Aiso
n large and well selected stock Of Pure White, Gold
Band and Fancy FRENCH CHINA. either IN fetts or
kets Tete Teto Sctts Fancy Cups. Mugs, e. Also.
Cutlery CastoTs &ctOgether wi.h theirusIal
heavy stock of the various grades of Pressed, Cut and
Plain FLlST GLASSWARE Coal Oil Lamps. &c.
They invite the attention Of the Tradc and Will du-
plicate to Merchants their balls purchased In the East
at came prices. HuE&S.t"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-14
Howe's Scales.
p HIIDRETH g. BRO,

PC. HIBDRETH & BRO,
no. 90 IIaIn-Street,
Wheeling, Va
A RE AGENTS FOR II0TTFS SIslFEOTED WEIGH
ing scsIes Hay ani CattIa Scales PeTtabla Drop
Lever and Dormant Warehouse Scales from go 70
$500.
VIEsISIA STATE AcEIerITVnAL FAIE. PEIEEsSTEs,
Nov s, 1858. first clasF Diploma awarded by the
Virginia State Agricultural Sccsety- Thee scales
have bcen introduced in Virginia hut two Wselsti In
which time they have received IIRsr CLASS DIPLOMA
and two TIRsT CLASS MEDALS, and are approved An4
recommended by all who hate examined them. Cal
r C. HILDRETH BROS, IS SEafn St
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CHAS. w. GRAHAM,
'-- 53- (sreezssOA 20 JIrrs-ASStE-)
TTJUE UNDERSIGNED WOULDIEFoRsI THE CIT
izeEJOf Wheeling and vicinity that having par-
chased the Drug and Prescription store, formeEIy
owned By Dr. James Tanner, continue % carry
on tie Drug business in all its bTlneheS he mot Te
specially solicts continuance OF the pube
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wanss this old aIi veil known eEtabIiFhnent
1t will he his ain 70 keep cTery thing 0t the puIelt
Kind and at TIE lowest price. usually 20 bo N1d IN
well furnished Drug estAbiikbEaeut.
Prescriptions carefully compounded 1Ea me puEeSt
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Special 4luticrs,
ANODYNE COUCH DROPS.

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years, aud speaks highly Of IT,
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per bottle ~ "''N'
FRED. Y. SMITH, Proprietor Montpelier.