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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-28
DEMOCRATIC BARBECUEs.

On Thursday, the I'd of August, there is to be O
mass meeting of the Democracy, and great barba
cue in the parish of Calcasieu ct the store of j.
Hatch Il Co., to which oil citizens, without distnc-
tion of party, are invited to attend.
And on Saturday, August 4th, there will be a
Mammoth barbecue at the the town of Alexandria,
parish of Rapidcs, to which like invitation is ex-
tended.
At both places will be present, II. @. Wicklifle,
Esq, G. II. Mouton Esq, L. W. Noise ESD, the Hon
John NJ. Sanddge, DR.. Bard, Col Levi, and others.
FREE Discussion will be the order of the day, and
the nominees of the know nothing organization fol-
State officers are particularly invited to attend, and
participate.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-28
JACKSON La. July 20, 1853.

Editor of The Fefciana Democrat AS the time APP
proaches, when we should know who are TO be the
Democratic candidates for the Legislature, permit
me to suggest the name of your worthy townsman
Bythe Haynes Esq, as one of the candidates OF the
Democratic party at the ensuing election for the
legislature. We all know Mr.. Haynes to be sound
and true democrat, such as the times and crcum-
stances demand. We want man that knows and
appreciates the true interest of the people, and dares
defend them in the teeth Of the double faced know
nothing proscriptionists of the day. Many OF us in
this part Of the parish, consider Mr.. Haynes the man
and feel confident of his election If nominated by
the democracy. We hope you will give this place
in the Democrat, and obigc many of the untcrrileG
JACKSON.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-28
TWO FOR ONE.

In the State Convention of 1852, for rcmodclng
our State Constitution, there was only one Democrat
elected from the city of New Orleans, Mr.. George
Eustis, jr. He is now figuring as one of the know
nothing orators, and is no longer one of u.s. But
to counterbalance his apostacy, we have Mr.. S..
Paul, and Mr.. Preaux, two of the most eloquent
members of the wing party, elected as such from tho
Parish and city Of New Orleans, to the same conven.
ton. There being no longer wing party, those
gentlemen have nobly taken sides with the democ.
racy and We were pleased to see their names among
the Vice Presidents of the great democratic ratif
cation meeting held in the city on the 10Th inst
The ranks of the democracy. are being filed up all
over the Union, by the wisest and tho best of the
old line wings. Many of them have taken the stump
and are handling Sam " without mercy. The Hon.
James b. Clay, son of the Sage of Ashland, made
powerful speech in Lexington, Kentucky, against
know nothingsm and declared his determination to)
act with the national democracy in future. The
Hons. Jas G. Jones, of Tennessee, Stephens and
Toombs of Georgia, Preston of Kentucky, Gholson
of Virginia, Kerr of North Carolina, Evans Of
Maine, and Rost of Louisiana, have boldly taken an
open part in opposition to the dangerous and uncon
stituional doctrines of the exclusive sclf-styled
American party" These are noble recruits We
receive all such with open arms and welcome them
as colaborers in the great cause of American libcr.
y and defenders of the constitution of their cOun.
try. @ Hang out our banner on the outward wall
for the cry is still they come" One hundred aud
forty, in the Parish of Lafourche, have signed call
for meeting to oppose and render efectual opposi
ton TO know nothngism. All wings but five or six
BY November, predict the greatest reaction that
ever took place in any state. Know nothingism has
reached its eliminating point in Louisiana. ,,ss "A
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-28

the ballot box, it is equally just to do it
in the business relation, in the social circle,
IN .Mason's Lodge, and everywhere else.
1 feel just pride in my connection with
a mystic brotherhood, whose time honored
teachings proclaim temperance, prudence,
fortitude and justice" freedom of conscience
and brotherhood to all who believe in God,
and revering, as l do its beautiful and holy
teachings, shall hesitate by my ballot, to
receive into the Temple, "workmen' who
suspect are incapable of illustrating in their
lives and character, the beautiful and sub
lime precepts and truths which the great
master builders" have enjoined upon the
craft from the days Of King Solomon to
the present time. :, .5n
-. -. I'M A ROYAL ARCH MASON.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-28

Know NOTHING DEcENcY,--A gang of Know No
thing rowdies, at the great Democratic meeting 10
New Orleans, interrupted the speakers, especially
Mr.. Noise, by all manner of dsgraceful noises. But
they gained nothing by this for Mr. M. soon hushed
them, by giving them as thorough and effective
n castgation as a gang lof blackguards ever smart
ed under" The New Orleans press generally re-
Duke the actors therein, with the exception of tho
Crescent. But what else could be expected from
that journal?
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-28

gss-Ata barbecue given in Rapides, on the Nth
inst. free discussion being the great attraction the
know nothing speakers routed in debate by
the gallant democratic orators Rapdcs has set the
ball in motion, with spirit well worthy of her an
cient renown. In November next she will roll mp one
of those old fashioned majorties, that she was wont
to do In DAYS of old.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-28

A HAPPY REroRr--At ST. Francisvlle, while DR..
Bard was giving his estimate of what he consider
cd would be the democratic majority in November
next, q know nothing cried OUT In a hornt"
Sin the big end of the horn." replied the speaker,
" Horns have two ends my friend"
It is unnecessary to add there was an uproar OF
applause and laughter.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-28

Gss-The Governor has issued his proclamation,
appointing Monday the 18th of August next, as The
day on which an election for Judge of the Second
District shall be held, to fill the vacancy occasioncd
by the resign alton of Judge Lea.
Why is it that no election has been ordered for
this judicial District ,vr-l . .trss#~ Hof 81
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-28

GopEY FOR Auausr.-Ths gem for the ladies is In
advance of the other monthlies 1t still maintains
its high character and is filed with valuable stores
Of pleasant and instructive reading. No family
should be without Cooley.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-28
AN OLD FOGY.

Mr.. Dcrbigny, know nothing candidate for Cover
nor declared himself at the ratification meeting in
New Orleans, to be an old Fogy, out and out, " OPP
posed to progress determined not TO say one thing
and practice another; and said his party would all
go to the derR If they persisted in cutting up the
Constitution" lie stated further that the party
had acted unwiscly in selecting him, and If they
wish to succeed, they had better not have him as
their leader"
This is pretty honest confession and may bring
down, the ire Of some of the more sanguine mem
bers of the order We disposed to think, silence
will be cnioincd upon him in future, as old Fogyism
is peculiarly dstasclul to the know nothings here
abouts.
WEATHER AND CRors IN CoNcoRDA PARIsH.-Tho
Concordia Intelligcncer, of Friday last, says:
The corn crop is now considered fully made and
carried beyond the fear OF failure on all our river
lands in this vicinity. The late dashing showers
have been injurious to the curing of tie corn fodder
which has been stripped from the fields.
Cotton bolls We're seen to have been opened in this
vicinity early as the 10th inst An eminent plant
er of Tensas parish informs that he he shall com
mencc picking the lower and trashy bolls as early
as next week.
G0"The number of uterments in all the ccn,ete
re Of New Orleans for the week ending the 22d ms.
amounted TO 22S, of which ll9 were from yellow le
lNtr and from cholera,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-28

New CoTToN.-The first bale ef new cotton was
received at New Orleans, on the oath inst. 1t waf
from Dewitt county, Texas.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-28

as-Rcmember, and attend the Rail Road meet
| ~, on Saturday, August IL.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-28
SECRECY NOT REMOVED IN LOUISIANA

Although the Know Nothing Convention in Phil
adelphia resolved that the time had arrived, for
that party to remove the veil of secrecy in which
their former proceedings had been held, and that
in the future they were to act openly and above
board yet the know nothing convention of Lou
isiana, it is said refused to adopt q proposition
to that effect urged upon 1t during its late session
in New Orleans. The charm of mystery and the
dread of public scrutiny, and the love of political
dictation, prevent the rulers of the order in Lou
isana from adopting any open, manly Or truly
American policy as heretofore practscd by all par
ties in this hitherto happy land
How often have we been told by members of the
order, "that all secrecy and mystery would be
thrown aside as soon circumstances would admit.
That the party was too young to encounter open
opposition at first That the child must crawl be-
fore ii could walk &c. But this would not long
be the cate" Still their meetings are held in secret
and in the night time Why is this? Is the child
still too young to walk? Are their principles still
undcvcloped? Has not their machinery been sutli-
icenty Topped and pruned to meet the public gaze?
Do they still require their members to keep every
thing in the dark? Are they still bound to submit
to the dctation of the order not to exercise the
iiShto "hSh irccncii, III Hcc couiiy, PosScss' ls
not the conclusion legitimate one, that they love
darkness better than light, because their deeds are
evil"
Good men, all over the country, of every party,
are alarmed at the danger which threatens the peace
and quiet of this great nation from these secret po-
litcal associations, and in noble appeals of reason
and argument, are warning the people against them,
The well known history of the Jacobin Clubs of
France are too fresh upon their minds, not to awake
fearful forebodings from like cause in this coun-
try. Like causes produce like effects everywhere.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-28

RENoUNcING Know .NoTMINGIsM.--Th Port Gibson
Revelle, of the 10th instant, has several columns
of notices of Withdrawals from the X. Ms, all de-
claring that they were wheedled into the order by
false representations, and some saying that they
will have nothing more to do with the unholy
thing on earth or elsephe. The jackson Mississip-
an says:
Our interior exchanges are crowded with the names
of Withdrawals from the X. n, lodges, We will
transfer them to our columns as time and occasion
permit. The current against know nottingham is
carrying everything before it. We have never be-
fore witnessed such revulsion in popular sentiment
i" Sam - Is the dcadcSl koon that ever died,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-28
FOR JUDGE--sEvENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
CYRUS RATLIFF. I

DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
tSittinp of July Ith. 1861 The following officers
were unanimously elected to serve during the term
Of this committee: .ul g'l5 tr
EXILE la SERE, President.
T. J. SEHNEs, Corresponding Secretary.
JonS HOLMES, Treasurer.
J. L. McCAuLsY, Recording Secretary.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-07-28

f.a For DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
nS-We are authorized to announce w. FERGUS
HERMAN, as a candidate for DisrRlcr ATTORNEY for
the Seventh Judicial District. jc l6
Ha-Wc are authorized to announce JOHN NJ.
ROBERTS, as candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY for
be Seventh Judicial District. sl je 80
1fl ~ .Ef FOR CLERK.
eH- We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM
PATTERSON, as a candidate for Clerk of the Dis
trct Court, for the Parish Of East Fcliciana. jy7
FOR SHERIFF.
serve are authorized to announce GEORGE O..
COMSTOCK, as a candidate for SHERIFF, for the
Parish of East Fclicinna je 20
SN-We are authorized to announce WILLIS w.
MOORE, as q candidate for SHERIFF for the Parish
Of East Fclciana subject to Democratic Nomi-
nation. 81 I}'Hi Je0
vi st6l FOR ASSESSOR.
1--WE are authorized to announce JOSEPH I.
DRAWDY, M o candidate Tor Assessor of the Par
ish Of East Fclciana. jy2S
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announcements.
For the November Election.
FOR JUDGE.

FOR JUDGE.
ADWe are authorized TO announce JAMES d.
SMITH, rs candidate for the JuDGEsnIr Of the 18th
Judicial District. jy Ia
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VOL. l.--N0, 55.

nrm OF n railrond man, md marches off with iln,
while Nnpoleonic Princes are standing ahnnt.wifh
hearts and their hands in their p.ek
ct-, we may conclude TINT the Blood Royal OF
the lion Horse is being duly recognized.
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TERMS.

,,txfAS is pgb shel tally II So AMI tri-~eekiy IT
% % laFF l aa glll r y. ai,gnas .rgs & eI
IssMENrs Inserted Tor 50 ents per squire. Of
tRAE|i ar fine first irscror Hal 81 y ss. for rara
les es ordered prm weekly al then % cts
lar m h. charged for each insertion. ift.a nun-r "a
r = a l. not marked an the hsit III DC ~ si til or
.fsl oat' s''' ffiM fEAELY RATES tHEi
Iaf oi- l9 Ia o.
f. F.. aso ase pia5Ts seu4i.weeky 40
taf @n intended for both apas subject to special
aft ,,,tisers will he limited - t.eir in mediate bu
y 9'utxartisenents 9'u charged at transient rates.
o p or e % n, yerse neuts appear in the daily and semi
0y pelers. ts which exceed eight lines are charged
t.4. 6,r le pxecs'
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Another Indinn FiPht.
AIlDCU5I IIItlItIII Z IBIL'
Special Dispatch Of The Lo"isgiHe Journal.
L Afl,1-,

TIE RAILROAD Men are II peculiar class' mar
kel with as strong characteristics aS the sailors
or river men. They are literally fast, and ec-
oure IA hardihood, courage and presence of
mind from their familiarity with danger that pla
ees them in the front rank, of the soldiers of civ
ization. They also, from the speed with
which they fly about the world, and the
business like glance which they bestow upon hour
y wonders learn to be comprehensive in spirit,to
give their ideas ample scope and verge about the
borders of the universe, and so they become the
real representative men of the 10th century. II
was not inappropriate then, though an accident
that "A railroad man gave his arm to the Princess
Royal of England when she arrived with her moth
er the Queen, at PAii-, and she took it mechani
cally. Indeed how, but mechanically, shoulc
she take the arm of such a man We
venture TO believe that she never leaned on
better arm than that of the Railroad Man at Paris
| And was not he true a nobeman, as Prince
Napoleon When the Princess Royal takes the
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AsaDIcsxAL EiNUoEs AND ..,aIa " WaNEs.w t5srrI


s8ASrE D-Inf1rmation as to the u :, lrs
~ Ms ENINGTDN who resided IN TINS lacs W ~, y, m
WY person aauat,d " tn his present residedce Il any,, W
favor by iaying information at TINS oiice if no
dre, Ivy Ivy may HTiI ,i "i S0'''''''e (sep25ts
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q tssr9AT NORTHERN AND "a. ttgss sssaI
az SOUTHERN NAIL ROUTE he kks A.ss'....ssss-sfs 80

TTF-
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
TON via VIRGINIA CENTRAIAN ORANGE ANn Al
ENANDRlA RAIl.Ro ADS Tho night Tram leaves Brund
O'Clock, allowing passea gers
the Richmond and DluNte Railroad for supper 0nui-
hus free of charge.
FARE By NIGHT LINE
Richmond fafdarsy lille. = -
Gariols eirtp Washington hy Orange and Alexandria
Railroad J -
II. - NH1rCoMB. Supt Transportation
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yptrRRorGns SHAFER q co, niALERS IN EN
I'D IRA FINE READY MADE CLo1lllNHi invite the ai

NJ - A -.
80 = ,,,x',s NltN MADE t'I on HING lie the nj.
- - ~ ss s,u,,rs otI friends tp their nr
t94,, t 81 n'l NM - f T.it Gool,S coinprising AZ
IL os Ia , variety ahd completeness OF style and matr
al every article peft1nE in tnf lliNN ea -
MEMS fIRNlslllNt' lhHli' ~ - -. -, ~ -, ~
variety and richness OF eHl If'seh' So i %e
personal examination ei'" may p' i9'p' i'''" ~ 81
a!l' ,.i i,, @ 9'7s t-a,,t ,sa,,,,o,t of tlesa ear
oNEReo Nfs-N ms = 'lfEal 5 =. ,'cse rl
neuts the most d~nh" Materials eol9ia "pa 7tN
mas HeEisicr- aud Cloats
a., s,,ies-ed In irerisencss of IT, tasefuness
ilshIirht arc not 'il' ~ H., =, in, il, ,,,ss -,
cut, general eNeeifh'' "l n"I"it'h.''i - 'iN 80 ~
sP.ts 9ssg ssg g6s 1 EVERY material ranging in price
=, " a. a. = ~ 80
rom - 10 ? ,,,r. hoo slf, Cr,pe 4, ssitnerp
e. a. A. =. ,,,lftf and low price Cashmere,
oalrs c,ss,rerr oxford Mixed Heavy Tweed satnet 81
NES1SRirh Plush N'lFer bia'N aio "a n'is -, o Inn,
liiatk aud au,s t s,i,n,,, i,nrtv md Nf,Idjp,
vests
r'snn, aud Sa.aay blankets. Gen"nes Sha"s Maters,
MtfIno seaii7 me- I,tssi RnrIan Albert ana Napo.
'h", Nv - NJ nnrl Nfrina Wool Plush Tanita
leon lies hid I'M N,N ','sf ,5,, ,I,s,ss unrk nj
Llslc, SehaStoIai 'h - -. ,n1 fan,r. III,
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H,USP0MRER TEAS

dINPSHHER sEsa.-2p1 half Chests extra fine
Sr I'll NpoWDER TEAS imported hy MS by ship oncide,
tum shanghai Also fine assortment OF Bl.Atk TEAS,
from malt qaelity a the finest imported Th.sH Teas we
offer the trade iuW they te had Ia the country
For sal 10y EDMOND UAAGNpoRr a Co
iun. aD ia nd
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" NARplNG uOt SE--1he subscribers have cpsed Tor
years from Nh. & II Lynch his Fire Prnt
Building ao1 erected in this city directly opposite the depot
Of 4 y ~ Il and Immediately between the Rniroad and
Canal tar the purpose o carrying on Fcber tHoGiti,
COMMISSION ANp FORWARDING BUSINESS under the style
and firm of BLACK 4 PETTNJOiN. We offer 10 cur
friends and the nuhic generally new aud well selected
stock Groceu, Liquors a. in exchange fur cash or
country produce ald earnestly solicit call from hcn before
purchasing
good Supply # Line ~ SER aud Cement kept hand
which will be- -aid oW any other house in the city
An goods consigned VIII be forwarded with dis
patch and particular attention Pd TO the order Of uym.
offer services AS agents for the sale Of NhrA fanr
Tobacco Corn oats &e. Sc Charges reasonable aud no
pains spared render satisfaction Account Of sls Rendered
a Nude. a j hl.Al a.,
aug as 4 PFHfrNIoHN.
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NEAssEEss sWhsIssNGItN w 90 =. j. d. =
w SPLENDID GIFT ENTERPRISE: 5000 GIFTS
McCahe Lodge No je u. % + has undertaken hlN enter
Prise and sole dcs Of which to aid in the build
ing Of Martha Washington College an institution projected 9y
McCabc Lodge the highest gad for tho education oi ie
macs aud monument 10 the virtues Of Martha wife Of ash
mgtoa new being built Abingdon Washington County Va,
spot haowod the rsttha ever bore the name q" Wash
Ibat this Gin Encrprise win be fairly conducted is guar2n.
ieed by the fact that Is under hr management t." Me'ap'
lodge and also that the entire proceeds W" ' INC
T Cag,rs +, he under the control Grand Lodge Of
Virginia aud e profits Institution L be saeredy apfro
printed q tho education of ndgent orphans.
A. the tickets are all a. Ne, abe Lodge "ll appoint
committee gentlemen Odd Fellows to make fair and
impartial distribution Of the Ghs among the purchasers OF
tickets, Of which due notice will be given ne VINO punas,
ticket ri dollar only WI certainly get beautiful en-
CRAVING and may draw if, worth sof thousands OF
dollars. "" aid in the era: WORK OF female 'dn'aoh oi eu
csue orphans, and IN building tis monument To 'h' memory
rhc following elegant costly Presents are offered by this
Tart Of rana lying in Washington County, Va,
containing l50 acres more of les po1ton~
which SAY 50 acrcs) is elear''i and in good or. ,
der for cultivation valued at 49,. : ,.W @
neusc md Tot in the pleasant io"9g' Abingdon 9 39o
Beautiful Carriase, elegantly trimmed and mount on
Ligsant %9n1rI, 4'siS "'' w a25
Fine ,,aIii9 bqs9s' conc h''''' "''''' 80
% eaq6Sates i',te emitting the holder to tn priv eseof
sandal scholar to hlaftha Waailnetan
mai. College U,hen compleird' Tor y months,
i#afu,i5 board. trtion, ~ in any or ail ot the
es@'a'.. es,'5'i '''4''''" '.''.'' - ~ looo
si1 %s. s, y. 5s dsa. Ss 9S5 iS5
Gentlenau,s superior S"nmefr,t saddle lf'i'
and Mprtuealc finished complete in the very ,ao
o sg5ai G1, i''i oa5i.easo Gola Lever wacIs. val
20 fias si..,r Lover Watches. vaned"
CO Bsanfol single case Goli Lever Watches val ..,o
i5o r,ine silycr watches valued at s2o 1000
~ Beautiful cid atrb thols valued at Slo' iuTl
496 Fine Soid ireastus assorted forlades aud gen
5,o ~. =. IL Uroas53fps at 2,I0O
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nRIDGFORp < COS " EsTEl;N EXrNEss LIAE. no

The above ono lslF'F a o'sh' ''i'
char, if sent all tie way by iitloaL 10 >Hd2e oa32'"
On t,s,aEs eint fbr5tg tine, 0aN-gn 70
BRIpGFORD 4 Co. Richmond
RFrFPFVcrs IS RIcHMoNp-Strms lrummei; lh>.ey'
Tardv CO. Sclden & Mil J. H. Claiborne, ) W. NfBh II
4 Co thas I WORKMAN y Co. Shields y Hommei Nle anu
Is 4 Iuht -2IS-
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xvirRorYPEs. PHOTOGRAPHS d &C. CO. a,i1 IL |, ~ all
* PRS The above stylr"f Pictures 9it ,to
,a,io, At the Galrrv # q. W. MtNNl> q " T.,
s TANNER would inform .- 3 rt9 EN-, Norb ' af,er an a
-, - some t,yo months during when tihe NJ ,rt,nt
= ou regard 10 labor expense every ne" I an" i y r
I =, frpisl, 10 those who may d' sire tueil - as
rn Glass Photographs on Paper 'f me m bir brllanrv
~ -, al, of which VIII he takcn IN Ah tn'i' ~ ..
& norftin He has aisa large ana 9eaut.i %y A.
at" I t ncltTs BREAST Pms, MEDAiIInNS ~
@l ~" Sc made expressly for the art a NN., " va"
alrris solicited whether Pictures are ] de:r ., sda,s
~ HNlcfE ai"'H9 'P y. H. TANNER
ceptod. , ~, +, ,,f,rfe & Tanner Ly1rchburg, Na.