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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-09-18
Latest News.
From Shreveport south.Western.

Cotton heavy and fully 1c. lower;
sales 1900 bales, closing at 32c.-
Gold after reaching 1876 to 1861,
closed at 1876.
Liverpool, Sept. IA, afternoon.
dull; uplands 1871 and
Orleans 1890.
Later-Cotton nominal; uplands
13s and Orleans 134d.; sales 5000
bales, of which for export and
speculation 1900.
New Orleans, Sept. 14.-Cotton
demand fair, but prices lower;
middling 31c.; sales Alb and re-
ceipts 2055 bales. Flour dull; SUI
perfne S5 70, double extra SO %,
white 81 Oh and yellow l TO-
Oats GOc. Bran 81 10. Hay $50.
Pork $35, Bacon tirmer, 163 to
1872 to zoe. Lard 2O9 to 224c.-
Sugar-common Il to liz and
prime lac. Molasses zoe. Whisky
81 25 to 274. Coffee-fair 14a
to 154 and prime 164 to 163c.;
stock II 800 bags. Gold 135.
Scranton, Pa, Sept. S.-One
hundred and three bodies have
been brought up.
st. Louis, Sept. 81. A. Ben
DIST & Co., bankers, failed.
Richmond, Va, Sept. ST. E.
Lindsey, postmaster at Ravens
Nest, Scott county, arrested and
brought here tonight for robbing
the mails.
The proclamation of Gen. Can
by will bring the Legislature to-
gether October 5. Gov. Walker
will be installed as provisional
Governor within the next two
weeks, at which time Gov. Wells
resignation, now in the hands of
Candy, will be accepted. The
Legislature itself will decide on
whether it shall elect permanent
or temporary officers.
Stockholders of the Richmand
and York river railroad resolved
today to extend their road 21
miles to Chesapeake Bay, thus
shortening by seven hours the
time between Richmond and
Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
Gen. Candy will issue the proc
lamation tomorrow. Gov. Wells,
it is stated on good authority, sent
his resignation to Gen. Candy a
week ago, on the reception of the
Attorney Generals test oath opin
ion.
Portland, Sept. 8.-Fessenden
is dead. Flags of Custom Houses
throughout the country ordered
at half mast, Saturday, in honor
of Fessenden's funeral.
Scranton, Pa, Sept. Sit now
seems efforts to save miners prob
ably caused their death. Volume
OF air sent down for ventilation
carried fumes from burning shaft
into the mine. Nothing now be
ing done except throwing water
down the shaft. The damp
ascends, making approach tC
mouth of mines, dangerous. Two
bodies have been brought up,
swelled beyond recognition. Clots
of blood about their mouths; hor
rible objects.
Allentown, Pa, Sept. 8.-Allen
town iron works burned. Loss
100000. Throws 1000 men out
of employment. Company paid
S15O,OO0 wages per month.
! New Orleans, Sept. S.-Yester
terday's down freight train on thu
Jackson road fell through q trestl,
above Kennerville, fire consum
ing four cars with contents.
unnda1o Do SAINT Ex-,ao
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Mr.. JOHN @. ADAMs.-This
gentleman has accepted the
nomination of the Democrats
OF Massachusetts as candidate
for Governor. In his speech of
acceptance he declares that the
elections of lastyear settled the
reconstruction and negro suf-
trage question, and that they
are now dead issues. He urges
that dead issues be passed by
for the campaign.
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ST. LOUIS AND RED RIVER

ST. LOUIS AND RED RIVER
PAcKETs.-The n. O. Times said
truly, when it said arrangements
were being made at st. Louis to
run steamers in the Red river
trade, even INTO the city of
Shreveport, where cotton bales
and cattle abound. But we are
sorry to see the Times attempting
to throw the merchants of New
Orleans into state of fear and
trembling about it. Can't the
boatman and the merchant and
the insurance men of New Orleans
feel generously, and let us run
the small matter of five or six
steamers to Shreveport during
the coming fall season, without
putting any obstacle in the way7
Surely they ought to have at
heart the welfare of the people of
Red river, and it will add to their
welfare to run them several regu-
lar, packets from st. Louis. The
thing is going to be done. Next
week one boat will begin to load
with everything and all that are
wanted on Red river, for use or
ornament, the necessaries of life
and the luXuries thereof. Num-
bers OF our wealthiest and most
enterprising merchants pledged
their patronage and their efforts
for the furtherance of the project,
and the five or six boats are ready.
They are excellent sidewheel
boats too, good boats in all re.
spectS for the trade. For that
matter, if wooden bulls won't do.
the material is here in plenty to
make iron hulls of. But a hull
that is suitable for the Missouri
is the right thing for Red river.
These boats will be provided with
open policies of insurance. Car.
goes of cotton, hides, or anything
else that the Red river merchant
chooses to ship, can be insured at
reasonable rates to the amount OF
100000 or S15O,OeO, without
troubling New O1leans at ALL
That trade of Red river is worth
looking after. st. Louis is a mar
ket which it will prove to the in
terest of Red river merchant tc
be in communication with. AS
to the competition and obstacles
which the new line will have tC
contend with, we may speak in a
future paragraph. In the mean
time we may state that the mer
chants seem unit in determi
nation to go in with strong wills
for the st. Louis and Red River
Line OF Packets Missou,t Demo
cTGt, Sept. LIST.
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More than half the truly great
men of our country, who have
lived long enough to conquer
the ambitions of early life, end
ed their days in the pursuit of
agriculture.
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eternal activity is the price
of party living, and the road
behind is strewn with carcasses
of the factions which could not
see that in politics a dead prin-
cipleis a mere prejudice-haus-
eous to the people,"
Thus says Mr.. John Quincy
Adams. 1t is a lesson for all
parties at this time.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
following is a recapitu-
lation OF the decisions rendered
by the Supreme Court at it's
late term at this place, as COM
pared with those of the lower
courts from which appeals were
taken: Affirmed, "a; reversed,
"A; dismissed, 13; remand
ed, 10; amended, 4; affirmed in
part, 3; reversed in part, /; re-
manded in part, 3; amended in
part, l. Total cases, 109.-
ENGtch5t0ches Times.
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Supreme Court Decisions.
NATcHIToCHEs TERM, 1869.

we StioCG Tue AUIIVWIuS IFOm
the Times abstract of the Supreme
Court decisions:
Jones & Harris VS.. Succession
of B. F. Logan; appeal from De-
Soto Parish suit to recover $500,
with interest, from judicial de
mand. The amount did not
exceed five hundred dollars when
citation was served; dismissed for
want of jurisdiction.
A B. Hughes, Administrator
VS.. r. [. Stinson ct al; appeal
from Bossier Parish.-No. 1854:
action brought upon two promis:
sorry notes given for lands bought
at Probate sale, in 1862. Defen-
dants claim that the sale, being
ordered by pretended Court,
which, with all its officers, held
their assumed powers from the
insurgent authorities then in re-
bellion,o &C., is null and Void
The Court think the sale and
Judgment ordering the same were
conducted in good faith and &C
cording to existing laws, and that
they are consequently legalized
by Art. 149 of the present Con
stitution; Judgment of the District
Court affirmed.
r. w. Turner VS.. VIM. Ell. Hill
& N. A. Durdin; appeal from
Bossier Parish, No 2422.
The defendant Durdin obtained
Judgment against Turner, and
the defendant Hill, acting as
Sheriff, seized certain property OF
plaintiff to satisfy the same
Plaintiff enjoined the proceeding,
alleging that Hill is not Sheriff
and that his acts are null and
void.
The Court say: cit has often
been decided that the capacity OF
Sheriffs, duly commissioned, can
not be enquired into incidentally
and collaterally by third parties.
\ 1t is sufficient, prima
.facie, that Hill was duly commits.
stoned in 1866 (by Gov. Wells,)
and no successor has been install.
ed in Office" Judgment affirmed.
ST. LOUIS AND RED RIVER
| PACKETs.-The able commercial
editor of the Missouri Democrat
in an article published in another
column, says "that trade of Red
river is well worth looking AFTER
This is true. From this point
was shipped last season
10000 bales section, worth about. $40 900 0ot
$1,000 head cattle, g 400 00(
600 pounds wool, q 10000
10000 hides, g 10000
1otat- -------------.--.-- SIC, 56O, O0t
Thereduction on insurance rates
since the organization of the Pa
ciic Insurance Company of st
Louis, at Shreveport, is, we are
informed, fve-eights on dowr
frelghts, which would be a cleal
gain on this down trade of about
$4,000. On up freights the re
duction is three-eights, and put
its value down to 100000, there
would be clear gain here of about
$4,000, and on freights botl
ways a saving of $4,000. This
estimate we do not believe is ex
cessive. The enterprising mer
chants of st. Louis have alread,
done this much for the Shrevepor
trade, and if, as they promise,
through line Of packets is estab
lished, st. Louis will at once be
gin to realize OH her liberal views
We hope our merchants viii re
spond to those of st. Louis
South Western.
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Mr.. Senator Sherman is har-

Mr.. Senator Sherman is har-
arguing the people of the
Northwest-more especially of
his State (Ohio)-on the SUBJ
jects Of the day. He is quite
anxious to fix up the Republi-
can policy to suit the dema-
gcguism of the day. He ap-
preciates the Importance of
paying especial attention to
taxation. He began by oppos-
ing the income tax, which suit
ed the Northwest precisely
His next move is to abolish all
internal taxation except on to-
bacco and whisky; and that is
quite popular. He says if the
tax on these two items are
faithfully collected they viii be
amply sufficient to defray the
expenses of the Government
except, alone, the public debt
All other internal taxes he
thinks may be repealed.
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The Empire Parish" thinks
the rice crop of Plaquemines
parish will exceed $4,000 bar
rels. The cane fields continue
to improve in appearance, and
fully maintain their promise of
at least an average yield.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-09-18

To criticise a newspaper is an
easy task, but to print one to
please everybody is a difficult
undertaking.
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The n. 7. Advertiser says
the greatest work now before
the country is to reform the
abuses which have crept into
high places"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-22
BROOKLYN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
q f NJ @ w or1x
MI TUAL.
4 ) = l. rs. OVER @A.5OO. 900
OFF, ERS:

1 HIS COMPANY CphMEHCED BUSIN E~-
L IN september 1874, with a PAID-Ur CASH
CaFlIAL of slZj, go; o. which mount the sum
of slUU 900 is oeiu,iEed with t. INSURANCE be-
ptI tnlent IF the staIe of New York fu the benefit
of ALL He AssUhED, whethVr i'll tuat state
or elsewhere.
The business is tran>ac ed on the Mutual rvs
TEN; HE pa, his benz div lded among the policy
holders, WHO ase as entitled to a voice in the
eIe, tIpu %. the Directors
In the third year ct its existence, its income
am united to the large sum Of neatly one. hat a
MIN IA OF doilain-.1e9. AL. This uuIat allied re
suit iv'clb.N Indlgatss the fave, IN vllch the a-
'Inta-v' OF the Bt0vkl! Ia aie held iy the eoyle
VI oGI whole CouDuy
Iahi"g into ,iIstaeratl n tae active and eNtcu-
slVe competitor eAls. iiA thrluEbuut Our country
IN Lie INSURANCE C'cies, and the con eYueut diff
Guile, IN p-uInE LeW business, the Brooklyn
has Saaze fur sei-Cuu-T .tulttI.u in its Progress
whiic, NOV that vUg nstctIJu. are tuuuaug ia
magnitude, "nh great tapilI.y, We ..Tt earnestly
determined u reuHau wat Ne have already te.
comic the BE a LIRE INSURANCE IuMGAAl
IN AAEHlLA.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-22
POLIO e s

OF the following kinds VIII be issued by The
| Brooklyn Lille Insurance Company:
Ordinary Lie;
LII, Ia Limited Payments;
JOINT Lie;
Ordinary tnioNment;
khdo"n.ent in Limited Pay meuts;
Tenn. ana
AuLuJIes.
The uitce,s "a this Company invite attention t.
the new feature % DEtiNIl@, GUAEANIEED,
II I.hLADEh-N ALLES, nOw offered to all who
become policy holders The reader Is pa. ticul4rIy
Ie!nIhded mat tins value Is not oppressed IN the
nysiItJ ius velnaCUiur # Actuarial lie, hbIcaIIties
bat is pam 40 AL. stated 10 dollars and cents
Tie b. oohlsH L.ie lHsuIaace Company Of New
loIA 2ui.f.'Ite L. every IuiIyy holder definite
surrender -ydius IN cash; the exact anuuut Of
which. IN Gu'I'tis M cents, endorsed uu each
ami every policy ISSUED.
The BROOKLYN Lie alone OF all Life Insurance
COMPANIES guarantees 4 ttlAIte surrender value
Ia cash, and every lu.Cs issued by that COMPANY
bears a certificate stating what tins exact w9rth
VIII be Ia dollars anu ceHts, At ANY time after the
payment o. Two 7 mJ.e annual premiums.
policy L,Iirr IN the BIuukIyu Life heed have
no apprehension 10 hi, move Iueuts being limited
or restrained b! -euEIdl hal II he may 20
where he p!eIsts live where he tlec.s: Europe,
Asia, Alipc, south America, Mexico, and Poly
uesia are as fee 10 him as tLe uIted states.
The Brooklyn Lie Challenges competition in
tue matter 81 DltlDGADo 10 lis PuLlCY
IlpLDLks The DlNIuelds are larger than have
eVeJ been paid ~ any sther Lie Company IN this
country, at the sane ase, On the same kind Of
IOuci,s.
Policies valuable IN LIFE, as wei az at Death.
All policies are uon f5l fetab!- after two tull
Annual Premiums hay beeu pad.
haIes a. low as aIe Consistent with financial
auouesS. and less tlln those Of almost all conf
iaines which accyniGOd ale their assured with
lJan5.
D'Idenjs annualiy tsiter second year, in cash.
DlVldelds uIvIaea Oh the contribution Plan
The only equitable manner of DIVIDING the earn
nss u life Insurance Company.
frJmptltude IN lay ns Losses.
No charge for policy or stamp, or for medical
KAN nation.
Policies issued payable either in gold or cur |
enty.
sVEPUES z. KING,
GENERAL AGENT, 2iO MONTGOMERY ST, !
CORN biz PINE, SAN FRANCISCO,
IAllEnE IL
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-22

HOUSEHOLD FURsIrURE AT AuCTIoN -
Mr.. { II. Maish viii sell a. aucr on on
next Monday At 10 o'clock At The resi-
Gence OfS II. Matber tt fire lot of house
hold furniture, for an enumeration of
which see his Advertisement in this
mornings APPEAL.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-22

How TO DO IT.-An exchange in
quires: ''Bow can we increase our pro
ducing and consuming population?
Another exchange answers tue query
rs follows: "By persuading the unnar
ried to get married, settle down and do
their duty"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-22

All We learn from The Enterprise
that Cinnamon named an COMMITTED
In NlrgiuiAh The crime of Malicious
Mischief by destroying the clothing of
a female An. The green eyed monstAh
was The cause
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-22

APPOINTED. - Governor Slingerland
Notary Public 10 and for the county, of
White Pine, with all fh- powers, priv
ileges aud emoluments tner-un o APP
pertaining" to said Office
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-22

THE CARson ,trY JOCKEY CLUB met
last evening st the MaeuoIi4. agreed
to hold two days rscing at the Carson
Course on the 18Th and 10 Of Novem
Der and appointed a committee on pro-
grammr WAC we're instructed to report
at a meeting oftte club 10 be held at the
Magnolia en- to morrow night
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-22
DENTI 9TRY

nR. GI.YNN of piacerville, EA
u California, may be found at his ofiit a. 10
over Gibson's ''Sazerac" saloon, where he will be
pleased to wait upon all who may desire his SER
vices in any line Of Dentistry.
All Work Neatly Done and War.
ranted to Give Satisfacrf6n. !.
Advice Free. Chloroform administered if de.
sired.
Carson, september IL, 1869.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-22

ArHEYs Mining CouPA~y-DFJIx-
qUESr SALE.-The stockholders in the
Athens Mining Company and others
who are or may desire tn be Interested
in its affairs Will do well to remember
that the sale of DELINQUENT shareholders
stock will take place on next Monday
at the Office Of s. D King, Senior. the
Secretary and Treasurer Of the Com
pany-
TARDT DELIVERY. - Bro. Lynch Of
the Gold Hill News sent US down, by
the driver of Billy Wilson's stage (not
Billy himself) some late dispatches
enclosed in an envelope. Instead of
delivering them upon his arrival in
town, night before last, the driver let
them lie over uatil yesterday morning
when, of course they had outlived their
usefulness. But we are just as thank
ful to Bro. PM as If they had got here
in time for use.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-22
The DAILY APPEAL


TIE SUPRSME toURT ha> adjourned
until Drctmher next
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-22

THE OPENING DANCE this evening at
Moore & Parker's elegant Hall, should, and,
we hope, will be attended by our young and
old disciples of Terpsichore in sufficient
numbers and with sufficient enthusiasm to
prove that there is still live interest felt
here in such innocent and refining amuse-
ments. We have no doubt that the gentle
men who have started this dancing academy
will show themselves qualified to teach the
polite art in all its branches ; and inasmuch
as the new project offers our people an OPP
portunity to help MeSsrs. Moore & Parker
to put their fine Hall-too long idle-to
very good use and which may pay them
the interest on the money invested, we hope
the school may be opened under favorable
auspices and that its projectors and all in-
terested may ind it profitable. This enter
tainm ent is free.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-22

THE WAsHoE AND Lyon COUNTY BoUS-
DAIRY Casa Is still left undecided. The
jury, as we understand it, stood eight
for Lyon aud four for Washoe-that is
TO say, Lyon came within one Of win
ring the prize. The statement WAS cur.
rent yesterday on the street that two OF
the juror. got into an alteration while
in consultation and tina: one of the
twelve SHE'D a big pitcher at the head
Of auother of the brethern in retalia-
ton of the latter's averment that be
was liar.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-22

RAILROAD work between here and
virginia is progressing well this cool
weather
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-22
PAC | ETC
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION /!
O? CALIFORNIA.
inc orp0rated ............... October, 1865
q II u Z CT:

THE OBJECT o. THIS ASSOCIATION Is To
L secure cash payment within sixty days at Ell
proof of the death If subscriber to his or her
helfs or assigns, Of as many dollars as there are
individuals Of the class to which such deceased
subScf iber teIonre,
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NJ g sIitEssSiIIP

| M e " hESSHIP:
| The subscription fees are Ten Dollars AZ ioipipr
and one Dollar on the death Of each subscriber.
lie dollar from each subscriber is paid to the
| heirs or assigns If the deceslstd d..
HE subscribers are divid INTO classes. i1clud-
ing males and females. Each class is limited to
,Qto subscribers. As classes are filled new ones
VIII be formed. No person Is SO poor that he can
nut pay ten dollars at joining and one dollar coca
sloEaily, thus securing $4,000 TO his or her heirs
or gus.
ADVANTAGES:
The advantages of this Association are no Money
Panic can affect it Its benefits easily attain
able by all, and every subscriber added to the
Association enhance the interest and protection
Of all; the amount paid being small and only
ct intervals, that any person can for lis
family competency upon his death. One class
can not be assessed if member of another class
dies. Glasses have no connection with each other
OFFIc sRs-BENJ. II. FREEMAN, President;
GEo. II. RUSSELL, Vice President; JOHN H.
NARkEN, setretaIy; JAS. A. PRITCHARp,
Treasurer.
REFERENCES:
San fRANcIsco-IIon Henry Dutton, President
Farmers and Mechanics Bank: Hon. Samuel
CowIe,, late Judge OF County Court: Hon. A. j.
Gunns0n, Attorney at Law; IL. j. Booth, ESD
Union Iron Works; Henry Williams, Esq,
Real Estate; John o. IIanscom, Htna Iron
Works; Jonn IL. o'Brien, Esq, of oDrien, Bush
* Co.
GOLD IiLL-;:on. J. P. Jones.
VIRGINIA j. Z. Currie, ESQ.,; E.W. Reyes, ESQ.
CARS n CITY Hon. p Ii. Clayton; Hon Adolf
phus Waltz; Hon. Thomas Wells
r. G. @ a S X IL L.,
GENERAL AGENT
S I L AS CAULKINS,I
AGENT FOR NEVADA.
Office in Waitz's Building, on King street, one
door East Of Justice Waitz's Office.
Carson City, October 5, 1869.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-31
Yru=t tees Sale.


ny VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
Is made 10 Robert II. Glle>Py twho Is now
~ nun-rcsi1ent of the state, by Louis
Yuucke, bearing date on the llth day OF
cI', ONCE. OF OHIO County, in deed book 81,
pages BOZ and 3O}. to secure to Armstrong,
holiday Il Co., the payment OF certain
II. gotiHO!e note or $3.50 ", signed by SAID
Louis Tuccke, aud dated me lin oay o. oi
January 1865, and payable four months
after date, 10 tue order OF said Armstrong,
Holiday ~ Co., at the National Savings
Bunk OF Wheeling; and whereas, j. Ii. 6OOu
was appointed trustee III the place OF Robert
II. Gi,Iespy, NONRESIDENT as aforesaid, and
substituted to all the lights, powers. dulles
AMI RESPONSIBILITIES of The former trustee oy
virtue OF an order made ny the CIrcul; Court,
at the March term thereof, dated the lotn
Gay OF March, 1863. shall, on
Monday, Ihc 2SIh day-Of June, 1869,
Alto O'Clock a. NJ at the front door of the
Court House of ohio County, West IT.
GINA proceed 10 sell to the highest and best
bidder the following described real estate,
TO wit: That part OF lot NO. ~, sliuate , Oh
The south eahL corner of second and Market
Streets in that part OF the city OF "heehnS
ciLI:td Centre Wheeling, d=scrIDed as follows:
beginning al II point on the noIth me oi
said lot, tiIIy !eet east OF the north west
corner OF said lot; thence east along Aalu
west line seventy Two feet, thence north anu
parallel with Market street ElXty-sl1 leel,
thence west and parallel Win Secouu stIeet
seveuIy-twO feet: thence north and parallel
with iIaI ket street StXty-SlX feet 10 tue place
Ot beginning, or 80 much thereon as VIII be
sufficient to pay the said negotiable note
above referred 10, 'O6etneI WITH tue ASst11
note up TO the time OF payment after de-
GucIing the credit of august l4th, 1858, as
given upon said note Tor Els IL
Terms Oi sale, casc.
tile a~ Is vested IN me by SAID deed OF LruSL
nAy2I-tf j. ii. GOOD, trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-31

A HIGHLY intelligent lady, a resident
OF Syracuse, New York, says that she
was afflicted nearly year, periodt-
cally, with arrangement of the circula-
ton, the blood rushing to the lungs
with such force as to threaten conges-
ton and death. This was attended
with the most intense pain In all parts
of the body. Failing to obtain relief
from any of the physicians whom she
employed from time to time, she was
induced to try the Plantation Bitters,
and to her surprise and joy they have
relieved her, and she is now in good
health and flesh.
MAGNoLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne. and
sold at half the price.