davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14
The Laws of Life.
"The proper study Of mankind is man -

..-.. F'NPN' o'uuy Vi Uanklhd is man. =" q
.LtEcTuREs.-Dr. Chas D. Green will deriye,
10 the citizens Of Smyrna, two public lecture,
on the following subjects: '.,,+ '..F. =
Lecture lst, will COMPRISE the Physiology Of
tne braln BRAIN. and Nerves of Sight, Hearing Smell.
ing, Taste, &C.. weight of Brain Of Man :, , nd
Woman, and physiological difference Of tbeit
lntellect-Sensation or Feelng-Sensation > nj
ideas-Pain is never felt in the foot or hand
but IN certain part of the brain, explained !
the relation man bears to the wotid Aha tbo
oeot he owes to his mother earth, &c.
Lecture I'd, will comprise the Healthy and
diseased Faculties of the Miad-number ot
insane persons in the United States. &c.-no
man can conceive ideas independently of the
external world-errors of perception, errors of
ASSOCIATION, memory and will--errors of ab-
stractIon and Judgment morally con-
sldered-Lnan has two lives, &c.-is III. mind
composed OF matter or is if a principle indepen.
dent OF matter! and does 1t or does it not exist
after death &c. 10 97. }s qn.... ... ........0'S
m, iq,GG Tmss sdi .. a4gn ..,...,. .,
IRe ,hrst lecture will be delivered on Thurs
uaY evening, att o clock in the Odd Fellows
nan 1l4 illustrated by plates of the brain. and
nerves, drawn and colored by DR.. Green.
1t is to be hoped the audience will he onic,
as possible, as the Doctor will not be abIa 70
speak very loud. An lovers of the b,ynon;as
and beauties Of their constitution are invited
" a'ss"ut ts it ts-s -a....,... ''. ''@a "'e'i
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14
British Mananas

+ lac London Times has succeeded odn,sro
nly' by the publication of its war article in re-
'u'loh 70 TINS country, In attracting public at.
'eh' 'on 10 Itself, and furnishing rich food f,r
! newspaper comment ia the United States Pnt
: n''lhg succeeded IN this. it will probably be
tfr clld OF the matter, except that its abnse nt
u'iS couatry will cause Il high derrce of irrito.
t!on against the British Government and neo-
pie. s@"-- - =" Po0-
u Is hut proper, however to remark that nei
ther the fears nor the threats of the Tyncs an.
pear 10 be responded to by the ENGLISH press
II mas, OF Course, an object in view a nd a pur-
pose 10 accomplish. Its sudden denvncia,ion
OF Americas tillbusterism, at a time when il
haS been most efectually repressed by public
sem! '!'nent IN this country, is evidently ONLY n
pretence Which serves it to talk of peace whilst
II ihcites TO war by an acrimonious and insplt-
rug t'rade toward people who have no wish
70 ''Jurc England and no cause certainly 10
!cdF IT, II we were to undertake. 10 examine
iHio the cause OF all this slang against us. and
seek out the motives of those who indulre in
- we would most probably find at the bottom
''i'' +" was british tear OF the growing power
ana might OF the United States. and that il WA.
" H4eSSf' on the part of the British Govern
tI''li' 10 commence "A bullying process, in the
hope Of thus preventing anvthing heinz dono
VII ch might favor or advantage Russa Nnr
tat all unlikely that the Br fish Government
mH'd'hg It's Minister to this county detected in
tIe commission of acts which it is called uoom
10 dlsown, 1t has resorted to this trick of baicL.
ing up complaints Of bad faith ON the paft Of
our government. and seeks thus TO escape from
an unpleasant dilemma, by making SET off to
the demands preferred against it by the United
'Sta, ,cs Hpvernment.-DaiyN NeDs.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14

s. anhI RE4n SAD tFFEERs;5Ths s Norfolk tva} Men.
ppt'shes % formidable list fletters re1iain%S
which, cI p"Ss 4lnlce OF that city an the lst inst
m"'" NJ, s nearly hala page of the s
ters for % tboso % mem :afe 'ssrsllys 'sdead let.
sleeping in the trenches outsdc ,Io I"ulessed are
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14

r, EXPLOSION oFgA PBOPEI.IER.-The 'propelle,
fttnley' Capt Langley. burst her boiler, on the
Sth INST, off Fort Stanley, C.sW. TLe fter
portion OF the vessel was blown away, and sbc
saiI K Immediately in ten lfathorns of water =
seven mon rand one woman were lost. Fifteen
saved themselves 'byvclinging lto portions of thn
wreck until taken off by schooner. = The
steamer CieSeland-lroaght them to Port Rob
'nSon on sleVtllo q adN .soil.l Att.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14

n-'y- Tho pb1,1alnL,. "A .-7lrlll, fiou ss15
~, ;sa,,aL h"frteaa, learns that
WrIt' ISSUED by theCourt of Della wa re conntv
NJ ~, ~ = tessqsQfs lglllIapsons on coui-
estHta a. g9r'Sa trtPrseppent, &ca was served
=, ~ " suq rs hane, While on visit
AZ the mouse OF hls brothef-in-law.s Judge Iiel
per, near Chester. We scarcely befiese shat
any court or lndge will be found sufficiently
FOOLISH TO entertain the case
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14

FROM hIBERIA-By the Baltic, Intelligence
rom Monrovia to the middle of Aurust bas
heen received. These dates report no inter
ruptlon to the public harmony, aud considprobI,
! Improvements IN the various settlements.
President Roberts thus writes TO a rentlomo,,
u Philadelp pha-" You will have hear, ot ,I,a
election OF MIR. Benson tc the next Presidency
W I'm THIS exception, I have no I,iberian now
o. Importance to communicate | leave h .ra
inns afternoon, for Grand Cape Mount. TO Iook
amer ile interests of our little settlement r,ere
1nd also 10 meet the chiefs OF that district i,
3 anu Palaver, to assist in the adjustment Of
Their disputes, and, If possible, to terminate the
wars winch have so long distracted the country
ana produced grievous sufferiugs anong ,i,
natlVe people," 'sue
MI, Benson, the successor of President D,
Derts, IS native of CAMBRIDGE. MarvIon6 "a
Is foriy years of age. He accompanied his na-
rents 70 Liberia in 1921. He is said to he a
man OF lne talents, of easy and graceful man
ners, and OF noble affections, and wcll ouaI;f'I
Tor the exalted station he has been calJcG ~
occupy. '.+ f.". '-.9 = - ~
j. H. Stanley, who lost leg on ,beI,ka
shore itaIlroad, has asobtained verdict OF s;5ao9
:" me District Court al Cleveland, Ohio.
:. "A single pound Of faxen thread. intended
iQf the hnest specimen of French Lies ;s ysI
ued at $500, and the length of the thread i
at. Ut S4o miles. One pound OF this tbr.nd i
"ofe valuable than two pounds OF gold.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14


! 0~T- We'have received, from Dewitt & D,v-
enPorf, a book entitled, "Scenas in the p,.,..
tlce OF a New York Physician,' BY Dr Eswa,a
ID Dixon Editor Of the /" scalpei. :" Pace
@l-<o ss-sa aq ale sH.bss4 4ssi.,,s -,
II The writer has long been known as an eo,i.
nent surgeon aud the author of several pop1lat
works. This book we regard as one of the be :,
mn'eif mas ately eminated from any of the pub.
llshlng houses as it serves the twf-fold p,irnose
Oh gratifying the fancy and imagination rs vol
as ming tnesq mind with many, useful facts. a'"
- 4 ne Doctor describes, with. a, power that
thrills to our very heart, aud inoistens ,l,.
eyes yes of even the strong. man, lrow weyer u6nsed
10 the melting mood, scenes ;bat bo n b;,r.saI..
saw. IN The luxurloush homes, aud at the canon;aad
couch OF the rich and the purse.nro,d III,
'"e cnerished ones are struck down BY. the in
exorable dart of the destroyer. % IiNewiss, IL
Tue lo%ly cottage Of, the poor, and at his hum
BILE bedside' the Doctor is eyerat bis post t1uId supId
IKE mnisterlng angel, ever ready In soo,la
thhe'r spfterngs, and slpoothe, it NAV be. ,Lei,
passage =" tile grave; and touci.qg, loo l,i oueh-
iie' are ms descriptions of what he saw tbere
In addiiioi to the Scenes, are several Articles
% ne?l III ~ftten ina popular manner, eaeIforI
Enien Sai9pe1 worth tlte, price ef The 6ooook.4- 6oo
"a m"a We eparileniarlyrecommendt meILers The
! Ifea'iscs on Scarlet Fever FIoopinif Cu,gI
Group, COnsanption, &C. az presg6tlFo 70 sII
= q eieaf aud lucid manner, The propef trcat-
'trnt el These common, Diseases. 70 -. ''..d 4
iasddi,onato its osher exceilences. the. booL
s 'nest beautifully got db the iIIas,r, lions n,
par DarleS are ,n,agufcehi, sba tile pibahbsrs
aye spared no expense on the letier.preessss and
oln'lpg, W'epredici lorthoawprI, an i.nmepae aaa
'a'e' us " IS just what is wanted as ,hons,heI
'ook.o" Jared sia bas ss95e ID b.r ~'''',
--- A--'-. -.a-as- ls-r Stsd GOV j
W There will be great discussion to NOR.
ow week-thanksgivng day--on the Goose
question" to take place about noon.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14

-, "AKNINf TO NHOEMAK BRsl---A personin No.
oi'e has brought aIsuItl tor damages against, n
sh1eilsNer for ia ding TO comply with a promise
10 nave pair of boots made by specified time
we are Improving, rapidly. m New Jersey
1hey lnPrson .men for stealing umbrellas, and
noY i appears That shoemakefs are 10 be com.
PEELED to kccp Their promises. t5sg a bal0p
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14

p eAVE Your T6RNIrs.--Now is the TINA =,
put up torn'ps and other roots for Winter use
hoI. nf. Massey' OF Waterlown, N. v, saws The
WY 70 preserve roots of all kinds is 10
PUCK theln m IN dry leaves, in alternate layers in
,;,'n, ney should then be kept in place
asksiif sweet potatoes will keen in ,ha aSS'y sn'
,Mayff We answer, Yes. ,They are extens;yo-
" packed IN pine leaves at the South. anil TO-,
thus well preserved. Us t'leT Ill ~ u"u !" a are
Apples we have no doubt, wilp, Keen s,,.n
packed IN the same way, if allowed 10 ,,i, ,%s,
''e sweating prqaess, 6rst, add then packs5 !,
leaves that are thoroughly dry. F4''FS" !"
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14
RUFUS CHOATE.-The Boston AfL,. tbrs 1

RUFUS CHOATE.-The Boston Atlas TINS de-
lscrlbes Mr.. Choate's speaking:
For MIR. Choate's rhetoric we have a orcat
3regard. His passion is irresistible and his der.
laratIoh overwhelming. wonderful master
OF speech, he pours it out with aslonshjur +;
cundry the sparkling sentences crowd and io.-
Tie each other; bravely dressed figures apnrnr
ana disappear IN all atmosphere of starry tplc,-
dor language assumes tints as well as lone.
tne stream OF molten metaphor rushes ON iua.
gination transcends all laws, and EXPANDS INTO
oy9llline frenzy; we are charmed, astoui,brd
ana at last magnetized by the phantasnagorI
oi words before us. Could Mr Choate's SEN
!spees De solldifed as they fall from his lir .
me 'eat rhetorielan would soon be buried b,
heatn bushels OF diamonds and tons OF gold OF
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14

MUSTANG ia LINIMENT,--Tbe bost ,o,,t'ifi e.;
'0''' "'" muse, rn use; In store and for sale by
THOMAS MAGENS, Smyrna1 neI
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14

NEw MExIco.-The election returns of the
.ecent t contest ior member of Congress from
TINS territory, foot up 1929 votes. This i
,Ssgsr ns enan the vote poled in any of the orga-
nlzeu territories of the United States. Ar she
recent contest in Minnesota, about 9000 wero
Poneds aPd ~ Oregon over 10000. A censns
Just taken in Minnesota shows that terrftorv 20
nave 2o'OO0 inhabitants. Tho vote there seems
~ oe ~ pfoportion OF one voter to every six
persons of the population. Apply Ibis s.rna
proportion 10 New. Moxico and il shows an = ~
gfeg4te population Of S2,314 in that territory
y Is !, more than probable, however. thar ~
NUMBER ,,,oe q voters IN New Mexico is in propor.
tion OF one TO seven or eight; but taxing Il at
the above digure e. it shows that the territorv hs
gooa reason TO dsmand admission into the tTnipn
ls state prior TO or at, least as early ~ ni,ir
other. Oregon has'P3lled this year s6rnethirl;y
oser 81. !o,ooo votes, whch if the rate be the
same there as in ehlianes6ta, would ,rivs tL.,
terr.lory um ssPopulatioa OF between 65o0o anJ
10000 lnhabilants. S''0oV' "i'u
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14
on motion, the meeting adjourned. "" beg
goa = ,,s..... *. -, J; NJ. TlILE, Chm
JOS; X, WEATHERBY, Sec y. ''"'Hr .Sh9a

IA Ct The fire engine, Friendship, has bee,
Ca carefully repaired and being put on trial t0-da,
"skwirtdd " in an excellant manner si-.s,,.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-29
SHFRIFFS SALE.

The State Of Louisiana. Parish of East Feliciana.-
7th District Court, No. 223l.
r. g. Campbell vs. Eunlcc L. Field,
DY VIRTUE of writ of icri facias issued In the
ID above entitled suit, to me directed by the Homo
rablc Court aforesaid, have seized and will offer
for sale ut the door OF the court house in said parish
on the
FIRST SATURDAY. or FEBRL-dRY, 1856,
at II o'clock, M. all the right, title interest, and
claim of the defendant, Euniee l.. Field, in aud TO
tho following slaves, to wit;
Man Price, aged 3S years,
Man John, aged 80 years,
Man Charles, aged 22 years,
Boy Harry, aged Is years.
Woman Sarah, aged 40 years,
Girl Sally, aged years,
Woman Rose aged 40 years,
Woman Caroline, aged 40 years.
Property seized by order of plaintiffs attorney
to satisfy plaintin's demand aud all costs.
Terms Of Sdle.--Cash, with tho benefit of nppraisc
ment. b. NJ. G. BROWV,
dec 20, 1856 Sheriff
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
The State of Louisiana, Parish Of East Fe

The State of Louisiana, Parish Of East Feliclana.
7th District cOart. No. 203l.
John B. Mccoy, G. p. Mccoy. iran.fcrce VS., Eli i.
Haygood and wife.
DY VIRTUE of " writ Of iieri facias, issu-
- ed in the above entitled suit, and to me
directed by the Honorable court aforesaid, have
sczed and will offer for sale ut the door of the court
house in said Parish. on the
FIRST SATURDAY. IN FEBRU4RY, 1856, j
at II o'clock, m, all the right, title, interest," and
claim, of Eli l.. Haygood and wife, in and to the
following described property to wit:
" A certain Lot of Ground acquired by w.
II. Rist, of j. w. Taylor, by purchase be-
ing square acre, situated, lying, and being,
in said Parish, in the vicinity Of the town Of
Clinton, laid off in the following manner, to
wit to front on the road leading from Clin-
ton to Liberty, commencing on said road
ten feet from the north east corner of Au-
guste Rist's lot, and running westwardly,
parallel with said line Of Augtste Rist, keep
ing the same distance from the said line for
the purpose of passage may between, so far
as by making the other sides equal will just
make one acre of ground, having the main
road aforesaid for its eastern boundary.
Also: all the buildings and improvements there,
on, and all the rents and revenues accruine
therefrom.
Terms Of Sale--Cash, with the benefit Of appraise
ment. b. NJ. G. BROWN
dec 20. 1855 Sheriff
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-29

The State Of Louisiana Parish Of East Felciana,
seventh District court No. 1858.
Dranghon 81 Poole vs. A. G. Penny
DY VIRTUE Of writ of ieri iacias issued In the
ID above entitled suit directed to the sheriff Of
the said Parish, will offer for sale on the planta-
lion lately occupied by A. q. Penny, now by Isaac
I Flynn, IN said Parish, on the
FIRST SAT URD.IY IN JANUARY,
A. u. 1856. between the hours OF l. O'Clock A. P, and
o'clock. 7. NJ, the following property which was
seized upon by the late ex-olicio sheriff, 7. l.. NJ,
Ghoc, to satisfy plaintiffs demand and all costs, tc
wit:
Sugar mill rollers, engine and appurtcnances
and fixtures belonging thereto.
Terms Of Sale.-Cash with the benefit OF appraise
mcnt u. N. G. BROWN;
dec %. 1855 Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-29
LEGAL SALES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, | se'

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh Ju0icial
PARISH OF EAST fELicrANA. District Court.
Mills d Cleveland vs.. G.. W. Flanikin. No. IS.
DY VIRTUE of writ of o. ia. issued In the above
ID entitled suit from the honorable court aforesaid
directed to the sheriff of said parish will offer for
sale at the door of the Court house in the town of
Clinton on the
FIRST SATURDAY, or January,
A. ~ 1856, between the hours Of IL o'clock. A. NJ and
4 o'clock, =. NJ, the following property, seized by
the late ex-onico sheriff, 7. L. McGhee, to satisfy
plaintiffs demand and all costs, viz.
The following claims on file IN suit No 1913, sew
cnth judicial District Court said Parish, entitled
The succession Of Lavinia aud James Hickman, or
all the right, title, interest and claim George Flan
ikin has in end to said claims, to wit:
One note drawn on the I'D of October. 1851, by
| James and Lavnia Hickman in solido, In favor OF
q. W. Flanikin for $1G5 90, witnessed by Will
| liam Hickman.
One note drawn by James and 1.avinia Hickman, on
the 18th of January 1851 in favor ofG. W. Elan
| ikin for S1G3 20 with per cent interest thereon
| from date.
One note drawn by james Hickman, and William
| Hickman. IN solido on the 7th Of February, 1851
| in favor of G.. w. Flanikin for SOS l5-l00.
Also all the rights and credits of G. W Flankin, "
and against said succession, and IN said suit No
/ 1913, Seventh District Court East Fcliciana In
| Terms Of Sat.--Cash, with the benefit Of appraiss
i ment. B. N. &. BROWN.
dec %, 1855 Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHEKlFFS SALE.
The State of Louisiana, Parish of East Felciana.-
7th District court. No. 145S.
NJ. Harris VI. G. w. Catlctt.
DY VIRTUE Of q writ Of seizure and SALE
ID issued In the above entitled suit, directed
by the Honorable court aforesaid to the sheriff Of
the parish aforesaid will offer for sale ut the door
of the court house in said parish. on the
FIRST SATURDAY, or F'EBRIARY. 1856,
at II o'clock, a. m. all the right title. interest and
claim Of the defendant, G.. w. Callett in and to the
following property. TO wit:
All that certain portion Of the lot Of ground,
Conveyed to Catlett by Pcacock.) lying
and being in the Town Of jackson, said
Parish, and known on the fgurativc plan
of said town, as the western portion Of
Lot No. 2, in Square No. 2, Of donated
lands, having a front Of 26 feet by adeptl
of $50 feet, together with all the improve
mcnts thereon.
Terms Of Sale.-Cash. with the bcucft of appralsc
mcnt. u. VI. u. BROWN,
dec 20, 1865 Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
A GRAND BALL

WILL be given by the "Clnton Protection Fire
w Company" on the Eighth Of January, 1856, at
Clinton.
The ladies of Clinton and vicinity, are respectful
fully invited to grace the ball room with their pre-
scncc, and are assured the best precautions will be
taken to ensure order, and promote their enjoyment
on thnt occasion.
Managers. u. NJ. G. Brown, Franklin ITnrdesty, A..
s. Norwood. Vim. II. Green, Henry Marston, G. W.
Munday, NJ. G.. Mills q. W. Reese.
Geo, A. Neafus, Thos. l.. McGhee, Henry s. Bee
cheno, NJ. Meyer.
Committee Of arrangements. II. Packwood, NJ.
Frank.
inJ-The members Of the company will parade on
the morning OF the day at 10 o'clock and will attend
the Ball in uniform.
| Tickets, So so for Gentlemen must be procured
before the night Of the Ball, OH application to Geo
| II Packwood, or NJ. Frank.
Children under twelve years of age will not be
admitted. d 22tb
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-29
SUCCESSION SALE.

SU CCESSlON SALE.
The State OF Louisiana, Parish of East Fcliclana,
7th District Court, No. 2OOO.
In the succession of Wright Bass, and Amc-
liza McNabb, deceased.
I n pursuance of an order and commission
| directed to me from thclhonorable court afore-
said | will expose to sale at auction to the last
and the highest bidder at the Courthouse
door, in the town of Clinton, on
"WEDNESDAY MNU1RY 16, 1856
between the hours of o'clock a. m, and 4
o'clock, p. m, the following described proper
ty belonging to said succession to-wit:
A certain tract Of land containing six hundred
and one acres, bounded on the north by
lands belonging to G. w. Munday, and the
and the widow of ?, Rourk, on the east by
the Comite river, west by John G. and Lew
ellen White, south by lands of Josepl
Norwood.
Also a small amount Of household and kitcher
furniture, one young horse, and stock o
hogs in the woods
TERMS OF SALE,
The personal property on credit Of twelve
months from the day ofsale, purchaser to giv'
his note with approved personal security bear
ing eight per cent interest from maturity unit
paid. All sums under twenty dollars cash.
The land for one fifth of the purchase price
cash, balance on credit of one, two, three
and four years, in equal installmcnts, the pur
chaser to give his note with approved persona
security, to bear eight per cent interest afte
maturity until paid with mortgage and ven
doris privilege retained to secure the full AM
final payment of the purchase price
dec. is JAMES WELSH, Aucaoneer.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-29

A few days ago, in far distant portion
of the parish and in the turmoil of polit-
ical strife, we learn that the stricken suf.
ferer was summoned home. Our favorte
"Little Mamie" had brcathed her last
The tidings were quite acceptable, al
though they disturbed for momeut the al.
most CONCEALED and sealed waters of the
soul, and filed the eyes of one "albct un.
used to the melting mood" We were
thankful that Omnipotcnce had intervencd,
and that dethroned Reason had closed her
last account. The blighted flower was
placed beside its parents, to know that
blossoming that passeth not away when the
earth and all things thereon shall be COW
cred with the pail of eternal gloom.
Good by, little friend, meek, gentle suC-
fering Mamie. There was poison in the
cup of life for thee-no flowers, but thorns
upon thy miniature path--etcrnal thorns.-
The oracies of Fate proclaimed that Earth
should be thy best mother, and she has
thee now in her cold embrace. The seal
OF Eternity is upon the past, but the fu-
turc is before thee, poor petrol upon an un-
known sea, and we know, if Divine Rcoe-
ldIiou oc Tuc, III Will De to Ihcc DTlgnt anu
beautiful. The last rose of summer has
scattered its leaves to an autumnal tomb,
and the branches of the forest, once robed
in green, wear now livery of gold: but
the rejuvenating spring time will return,
and the lilies will stand sentinel upon thy
small, modest tenement. Then we may
pass by and pause for moment on that ho.
ly hill-on Gods Acre, as the old Saxon
writers forcibly refer to the Republic Of the
Dead. but if we fail in this, we command
favorite bird meath our window which ap
pears to be commissioned for good, to &c
where the clods of the mountains rest upor
thee, and chirp requiem soft and cnchant
ing as the music heard by shepherds wht
were watching the advent of the Prince 0
Peace. Goodby, Mamie!
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-29
SHERIFFS SALE.

The State of louisiana Parish of East Fcliciana,
Justice Hawford's Court, 9th Ward, No. ZIG.
Isaac n. Lemon, VS.. Humphrey O'Callagban.
DY VIRTUE of writ OF fa issued in the above
ID entitled cause, directed to the sheriff of saidpar-
isl, will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in said parish on the
between The hours of II o'clock 4. NJ, and 4. o'clock
r. ~. the following property seized by the late cx-
eicio sheriff. 7. L. McGhce TO satisfy plaintiffs de-
mand aud all costs. viz:
One bay horse, and one gray horse,
One dray and harness.
7e,m J Mlc.-Cash with the benefit of appra.e
mcnt b. NJ. q, RROWN.
dec 90. 1855. Sheriff
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-29
For the Spring and summer.
NE\V Glnns

For the Spring and Summer.
NEW GOODS.
NOW receiving and opening, splendid sup
~ ply of new goods for the
SPRING AND SUMMER,
at the old established house of LEVI, BLOOM,
Il Co, which will be disposed of on the most
reasonable terms.
Silk TISSUE
Baregcs, howcred and plain,
Plain jacconet' organdie, and dotted muslin,
Printed ribbed muslin,
Plaid and check ginghams,
Edging and thread lace,
Ladies collars, chemiscttcs and under sleeves
Handkerchiefs, plain and embroidcJ ed,
Silk do
Gents cravats, all kiuds,
Bonnet cap, and belt Ribbons,
Trimmings for ladies dresses,
Irish Linens; brown, plaid, and check, do.
French and Attakapas cottonadcs,
Brown and blcachcd domestics,
Fancy articles, DC.
Spices, Snuifs
All kinds Of fancy Linens for pants,
Perfumery, large and superior assortment
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,
A large and superior stock of fashionable
Clothing, and Hats, direct from New York.
Gents boots, brogans, and shoes,
Ladies CATERS and bootees,
Children's shoes,
The trading community are respectfully in
vited to give them call
all LEVI, BLOOM, Il Co.
|