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The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-03
GOOD ADVICE.

The ELEcTIoN.-Th election day Is fast
approaching-the great contest between
Know Nothingism and democracy will soor
come to close. Democrats are YOU ready
for the conflict? Eyes, yes,' we are Ger
tain. will be your answer--we believe that
you are better prepared for the coming con
test than you have ever been before-we
believe that each of you feel that our cause
| is just and that you are determined to spare
no pains, nor any eXertions that are honor.
able to win the day. rPt
Democrats and anti-Know nothings, the
masses of our party were never more anx.
ious to meet the enemy through the ballot
box; in fact, we have never seen them en-.
ter campaign under more favorable aus
lpices, But under all these circumstances,
we must not lag in our exertions, rather
let them serve to stimulate us in our endea-
vors-to work the harder and to gain such
a victory as will strike dismay into the
very centre of X. N. dom. Work, so that
in after times, our victory may be pointed
to with pride by every friend to equal laws
and equal rights. WORK, that the true
Constitutional friends at the North NAV
become convinced Of our inhexibility and
devoted attachment to State Rights
WORK, that Northern abolition and know
nothingism may know that in Louisiana
they need not look for " aid and comfort"
Show them such men as Pond, Hunt and
others cannot triumph when they oppose
the Kansas Nebraska bill. m. a,. ..m.
Let every democrat and anti-K. N. then
be at his post-see that his friends are
there; procure the right tickets, and erase
not a single name! The whole ticket can
win, and no friend of our cause, should suf.
fer a little personal pique to lead him into
the support of one whose principles does
not meet the appreciation of his head or
his heart. Ledger. Ii aW a..a.r
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-03
WITHDRAWALS.
PARISH OF EAST EELICIAN

PARISH OF EAST FELICIANA.
1h.s is TO give notice to all whom 10 may concern:
That from and after this date we are no lon pe,
members of the Know Nothing or so called Amer
can party believing that its objects are not conso
nant with what we understood it to be, when We
gave it our sanction. We therefore and hereby
withdraw ourselves from all further connection viii
said association, and absolve ourselves now and
henceforth from all obligations of any kind connec
ted with 1t in any manner, Gu. n rn~-
October 22d, 1855. l.,.....
W. B. Ranaldson.
eg WIS. Slaughter,
iii .0raf R. Vansickle
igoaao. John Nichols, ttL
WE, the undersigned, hereby withdraw our.
selves, from the Know Nothing or American
party. ..-.--.,'-. .-'---
a. WALLACE BADGER, l
EE ASA BRYANT,
ZADOC HAWSEY,
j. A. MARCHANT,
J. L. SINGLETARY.
CLINTON, La, Oct. 9th.
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Trading Votes,

We are informed by some Of our democrat.
c friends that the Know Nothings are propo-
posing to spop rotes with them. That is, to
vote for some one of our candidates, IL the dem
ocrats will vote for some one of theirs. We
warn democrats against such offers. Are not
our opponents sworn to vote for their own
candidates Is it not plain then as to who
would get the worst of the bargain. tlf-
The elective franchise is one Of the highest
prerogatives Of an American citizen, and should
be so viewed and exercised with freedom, dig
nifty, and manliness, at oil times, and under all
circumstances. If our opponents who have as.
sumed to themselves exclusive Ameriicanisn,, are
disposed to lower and impair this exalted Amer.
ican principle, by converting it into commod.
ity for speculation and trade, why etthem do
it. 1t has ever been the aim of the great ma.
tional democracy, to uphold and sustain, in
their lofty emincncc, all those great and emo
bling principles and distinguished cbaracteris-
ties of our republican form of government
which have already added such glorious rcnown
and brilliant lustrc to the American nation and
people, and they will continue to do so. Dem
ocrats to the polls. Stand By your principles
and your candidates.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-03
SUCCESSION SALE

The State Of Louisiana, Parish Of East FslicIana
Seventh District Court, No. 1857. tnf n
In the matter Of the succession ef Andrew J
Brame, deceased.
IpVRSUANT to an order Of the Honorable
i Court aforesaid, and by virtue Of com
mission to me directed, will offer for sale. n
the late residence Of the deceased in this Par.
ish, at public auction, on g aaaa ~ i'1
dQ Tile First Saturday in December. 1855.
between the hours Of IL o'clock. 4. y. and
sunset of the same day. the following property
real and personal, appertaining to said success
sion, to wit: .ase,A ~
Ihe home place, known as the "China Grove
Plantation" being the last residence Of the
deceased, A. j. Brame, containing about
four hundred and sixty three 25- 100 ncres
being bounded on the north by Beaver
creek, south by Lipscomb and Scott, east
by Thomas Lpscomb, and west by Gum &
Rogillio.
:. Also: the following personal property: ~
Twenty five head of hogs, three mules five
cows and calves, one sorrel mare, one sorrel
colt, one old carriage, one horse wagon and
gtars, lot OF ploughs and harness, one old
buggy, ten empty sugar hogsheads, n lot Of
molasses barrels, one lot Of household fur.
g nture, bedsteadS beds, and bedding, one lot
OF kitchen furniture one mans saddle. one
pair brass andirons, and one lot of table
ware. bre lres sf n. .f5-rtl sG I#6 n Je#
.Iy9s Qt rs TERMS OF SALE. lu s1rTa 4h
The China Grove Plantation to be sold on
q credit OF one, two and three years, the pur.
chase cchas price to bear eight per cent interest
from the day Of sale until paid. Payment to
be secured ny mortgage, confession of iudg-
ment, and personal security.
The personal property to be sold on credit
Of one year, with eight per cent interest from
date with personal security. o7H@ ltH He
oct 20 &. w. CATLETT. Auctioneer qui
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q SUCCESSION SALE

SUCCESSION SALE. ~
The State of Louisiana, Parish of East Felicono
7th District Court No. 2340. T"
In the matter of the succession of Wcslcv
Rourk, deceased. IN n
PURSUANT to commission to me direct
l ed, from the honorable court aforesaid I
Will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
door OF the court house, in said parish, on
TUESDAY, NoremJer 90, 1855
between the hours Of 10 AM and Pm the
following personal property appertaning to
the aforesaid succession, viz.
One gray horse, i' '. i 'l'l '' /"
One pleasure buggy, '' 0,l''. y y.
One two year old colt, t'. 'sd 'Ii
One shot gun, '1'' " t''
One silver watch, us '' @'...t '' @
One pair saddle bags, e t'.''
One mans saddle.
Terms Of Sah.-Cash. .D'
THOS. L. McGHEE,
nov Coroner and ex-olfico Sheriff,
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did last fall, in taking precautionary measures
not only to keep illegal votes from being poll
ed, but to preserve the public peace, and pre-
vent any disturbance at the polls. We are
confident they will do SO, Notwithstanding the
advice of Mr.. Dreux.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-03
THE FELlCIANA ADE MO CIR ATT d

our own democratic Louisiana, and her sister
State Of Mississippi, will roll up, and the col
umn will foot over 100000 majority. rAeJ
The Democratic party is OVER DEAD. Is It
notl What say You, fellow democrats!
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-03
The Dead Democracy.

Inc know nothing press and their orators
Wy continually harping upon what they are
Msased = to term the dead democratic party
= ,nls party is considered dead, by the know
4''alngs, while exhibiting the signs of vitality
''eonnted in the following column we are al
'@s to conceive what they would call full
gown, developed party existence.
LOOK at the figures, and see its glorious tri.
|Qmphs. Dead forsooth, -.L--.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-03
From the Baton Rouge Adrocaet

LTOm tue BatOn Rouge AuvOCapf.
IHE F" EPIDEMIC" on THE INCREASE. Tho
common sense epidemic" Is still prevailing
to an alarming extent, in this city and parish
New cases are Of almost hourly occurrence. -
Even the efforts Of COL POM, which were in.
tended to stay the monster" in is ravages has
instead Of mitigating its symptoms, only in.
creased its malgnancy, as will be perceived by
the following card: . giurMl9db ID
~ BATON ROUGE, Oct 81, 1855.
10 the President cfhs Kno,c Nothing or Amer.
icdn Party. 11J dol ei Oh yGps o.elr.f
SR-After listening to the speaking last
night, we have made up our minds to withdraw
from your Order. We do this to enable US to
vote as weplease. Y. r. STOKES, l
.t fla o JAMES p. RICE.
.l. 4 ANTE Cry, La, October %, 1855.
EDfroRs ADvocArE.-Dear Sir: Having
heard the principles Of Know Nothingism, as
discussed by the Hon. T. G.. Davidson, l am
fully convinced that the American Party, to
which have recently belonged is wrong, and
hereby revoke all connection with said party.
and consider myself free to act in the coming
election, as my conviction shall dictate. 20 = :
SIMEON Bennett.
The epidemic" we learn, has broken out on
Jones Creek. A gentleman, to-day, brought In in
teligence for the President of the Know Nothing or
American Party, that there are twelve new cases IN
hat section Of the Parish I'll .s,. ..,I ..r. -
AT the Barbacne, at Whiten's Old Place, the "epi-
iemc" carried of six more Of Sans followers.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-03

'INHlRII casks clear Sides, for sale by hi 4If
J. MILLS. CLEV h O.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-03

q DoZ' Jordan's superior Lemon syrup, for scla
81 ny Nm ----- |. N. LEMON
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T h U n 1 on n o tel.
lLATE CARMAN,GA


n. y. CORNER OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
CLINTON, La.
AVlNG thoroughly repaired and refur-
Ii nished this popular and well known house,
the undersigned are prepared to receive Board.
err and entertain Travellers. Their table will
be furnished with the best the market car af.
ford, and no pains or cxertons will be SHARED
to please and accommodate those who NAV
favor them with their patronage. ili egrbl.
LIVERY STABLES. 9a aagt
Connected with the Hotel is a large and
ooomy stable. Every attention will be pai I
Horses placed at livery. IN N. gorTT' ~r-..
Horses, Buggies and Carriages, for hire.
ala 0.f WORSHAM & DIXON.
,sa b Q KilIian II o q. -
N. W. CORNER OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE
-..-Se CLINTON, La,
flHIS well known establishment Is now ono,
L for the reception Of Boarders and the r sc-
commodation Of Travellers. The House has
undergone thorough renovation, and is now
in complete order, and the proprietor will spare
neither pains or money in rendering II desi.
rablc retreat for oil who may favor him with
call. ae g 5Bm aay a3'd 1l rr1- VII
There is large and commodious STABLE
attached to the premises, and good and atten.
1--WE groomsI sI1l yn ri EVANS WHITE.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-11-03

GROCERIES g. PROVISIONS. d
nm hand and for sale, fine assortment of Groce
- rles and Provisions, which will be sold low for
Cash. 'Ai d"' VIM GIiPNEy y
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before whenever shall
been settled determined the said corporate auhorss Or
like tender and by the like deed Of
person thereby
determined to be entitled TO :he same.
SEC l3 In case entries or anu sha nave Deen
by authorities judge or judges, In this
Territory pursuant to the provisions Of the said act
scbe IN this act, aud all the ovisions Of this apply
may osteG published in the manner
therein prescribed within thirty days after the thereof
to impair change tho terms effect OF act heretofore
passed by the Legislative Assembly of this Territory prescribing
the which specified town site shall be entered u-
der the provisions Of the said act OF Congress.
lands under the provisions the said Of Congress-
the sole shall be Of or entitled
to the part block share heeof according
provisions this aud his claims
right shah not be claimed adversely to him by any ssoA, he
shall M and be deemed I've seized and possessed 81 the tele
thereto aad the estate therein bis own use IN fec smpe abb
ether than the patent Of the Including
be necessary opcect his thereto In case any
Judge shall Ae c.aby other or persons adversely
to him, the Snang claims between him and such other per-
shall be adjusted determined BY sceept, reeHvneeA
arbitration action hcrenbefore prescreed aaa 10 such
case Of ss q law the issues shah ee ses
of competent Jurisdiction hold the court for the trial Of and
SEC 10 For all the Of determining the rights OF
adverse claimants lands entered to the said
act Of Congress- the authorities Judge or judges,
hereinafter deemed and hold the
title to the lands entered in such trst fo time Of the entry
thereof.
SEC. l6. The the actions mentioned tn tas act and
In proceedings before the Judge prescribed In the eighth sec
ton thereof shall be regulated and recoverable as in othor civil
actions.
SEC. II. This act shall take effect Immediately, and shall
be published within its passage In weekly
printed the seat Of of the Ter
ritOry.
SEC. Is. Each every person In whom the title to
lands shall be declared vested under by the provisions
this act, shall good and Sufficient
claiming by through under him them
Pursuant to contract made with such person
persots reasonable demand therefor, and the
payment said of monies that be
due unpaid him them from the max
ing such demand, convey, said
tract be enforced action against SAID
person persons according 10 law.
J. S. NORRIS Speaker Of ii. Of X.
WM. 7. MURRAY, Pres't Council.
Approved March III, 1885.
W. A. GORMAN.
hereby certify the foregoing to be correct the orig
inal act ale In this office. ]. TRAVIS ROSSER,
Secretary Of the Territory of Minnesota.
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fsnn,Ton,an kEruBLtcAx CONVENTION

r'sE uriaGnc, Committee appointed purpose by
rreinfinay lcan cnvcntion held at Sc Anthony,
tsrssssio Mirch Last would rc'y call upon the REPUpEI
CANS OF MINNESOTA, whou: distinction 70 old party
D,ntcrt' s'Wi45' to meet in DELEGATE;
CONTENrOE at ST. PAUf, in the Han Of The House Of
Representatives. Of The Territorial Capitol.
WEDNESDAY,, the 10Th Of july NEXT,
at ioo'c"ck, \. NJ for the ir.c Eliminating Candidate
for DELEuArS CtNGisEss; rs tclr AMI the
principles and platform If TIL Republican Party Hinncsote;
AMI of taking such action establishing sus
sa"zaIc' shall e''''rc '''c ssh o' the sacred anil be-
nccs ,rislcs csnsc-i by the Nes,T,icn Partly
liz ~ t6c f,snris,tcnVf I'LL sv.si government.
81 atnrtn'iu. the {, ths Convention,
'tin advisable assign delegate urge
e ~ tir trt'ivc counties the Territory. whether
Ai rft; aud additional pchgstc cscfy 400 popu
ation according ." The cen>'s to H. taken prior the ensuing
s'"i fraction, population exceeding
as' IN AZ litioiiai i,,csac.
III. noc OF appointing tie dIrga,eswhetllcr by mas
nctiiss county points sca
rate meeting, III TIE svr' clccOn precincts rounty
tn,y ronseuties, Is left {, the discretion
popco Counties respectively; but in
Contiguous 10 csr, ether and in the Council Dis
trict, suggested. it meeting in the
p,pats eoua, would b. the advisable mode
selecting d-i gates.
C,:l.i;,c. view Of the fact. tina; the Republican
Party : a g.t,r the t! AMI rcs all parties tn
p.;:ora Of pginc'as the 4 ,ny
is6 ST. i:ncd that the meetings in the count
4
Should h. =! wercyrr At al practicable. the ensuing iii
day luy. 1861 Their beng itt,r mode celebrating tina
~ rd,a the breeze the banner
frcc,a the dark clouds human bondage
Te Committee deem IT unnecessary present at length
s.dcratois IN behalf of the proposed convention.
the tend of late AMI at thc present time
an;i-l publican and in directly opposite direction from tia
enlightened founders. AMI demanded by the
enable rights surely atteSsd by the
RACES Of popular sovereignty in Kansas, aad the ualmited
tension of Human Slavery sought repeal the Missouri
restriction
Th, our fair Territory redeemed the with
eng blight nes;raned traffic in Intoxicating liquors. is To-
proven Your statistics and crime having
their almost only sources In this ncfartors ,rafic
The popular is, that, through
the apathy indifference the masses, public affairs and thu
administration will be resigned into the hand
sifhly ambitious trading politicians The
prevention and is in the governing thcnse Ives
We therefore call upon every the responsibilities
country w,-cse governor
par his ssnlathes The Republican Party,
his heishhs deliberate EoI
will best promote the e, Of good government
Mr.. MARSHALL, y: MEEAN,
RICHARD CuUrg, WARREN BsiSroI,
\ p. EASE, JOHN :. MANN.
! Reput4sec- Territorial com"sitf,e.
! st. PAU. Nay - 1858,
IA newspapers TIL Territory are essc;ty requested
give thu above call place N their columns unit; e- The III
Z a. y 1
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
ST. PAUL MARKETS.

DAILY TINES OFrIcE,(
May 20, 1885. !
constantly receiving
supplies provisions in great demand Flour,
going up Wheat, demand. Oats, wansl-wanted-very
scarce, sales 81 90 b. Corn rsns Salt Pork go
in. up Shoulders aud THANKSGIVING down. Potatoes, IN
demand with an upward tendency. Halter and Eggs "n the
decline. Fresh Batter, dicult to be found. Lumber, none
seasoned, Qi,tity insufficient for home DEMAND
Matched FL, ,ri,,., ready $50 NJ. Wod plenty in
ara Ill: SL>> u large i'itS range ;r''
S5@l
"a marx viii. Ii scr, D. correct ! daily by ALIEN. REV
and may IA relied uIs,., correct.
WEIGHTS q t:aAtS-Thc following Ia" c>tth>ir'!
s, of ::f,iH> r,rr;tory Wheat, 10 Ms 4 hui;
Clover bu; Rye, iii Us Z bib; Indian Corn, 81
bi; is:c., Marley, AZ Is !. SS.; Bu;kwcat.
r,>
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the wnslow House, the morning of the 23, Of Con-
,umpou Mr. D. &C. O'NElt, of Qran Akausgs, aged 80
years.
ONcl accompanied 10y his wife, Who returned
with corpse his home la Arkansas yesterday While in
the deceased well cared for by the Masonic Order, Of
which lie nrmber. lie TO Minnesota with hope
beneItng health, but disease had too tim hold Of
his ami lie sank rapidly and d In few days after his
val here
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CO There was rumor in New York that the
Allies in their attempt to take Sevastopol, have
been defeated with loss of 10000 men. The
story was deemed to be fabrication to effect the
markets.
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nonup 4 CuAMprTN.

VX7OULD RESPECTFULLY inform the Merchants aud the public
w generay they have bought the interest Messs
Burbank Cos In the Forwarding aud Commission business,
they an0rd facilities all those who
favor them patronage They will auspeai
Storage, Forwarding and Commission isiess, at their Ware
Lower Landing. Having leased the Wharfboat,
those who ship " them will expense VI drayage.
REFERENCES:
CronIn, Hurxthall * Lear, New Yorks
j, Harmon Il Co., Buffalo.
James &. Fargo, Chicago.
Mathcr Il Co., 6"
w. A. McCloskey, Galcna.
j. II. Campbell, "
J.. S. Jessup Co., Dubuque.
Chouteau s. Vale, St. Louis.
Borup Il Cakes st. Paul.
st. Paul, Feb. 20, 1855. fe,26-6m
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BELLSs BELLSs,

1--WE SUBSCRIBERS at their long established
Foundry manufacture upon improved m-hod and
Constantly on hand large assortment their
eff all descriptions suitable Fire Alarms Churche "a
Academies. Factories. Steamboats,. Plantations. ke:
mounted with their sRotatins Yoke. other improved
Hangfngs which the safety Of the Bell, with
efficiency in ringing. and durability.
For fn particu CHIMES WEIGHTS, APP
VS. % Circular 70 A. NENEELY,S SONS.
my23-fys West T5cfj albany Ct,, TT.
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]. m. e., WILSON.

DEALER IN REAL. ESTATE wshasaaw street. In rcsr Of
~ the Capitol. Saint Psn Snneso.a Territory. give
particular attention locating Land VIII give
general Information Of Goverupent Lands
M Wilson found Lake. % miles FROM
St. Paul. where he has excellent opportunity
best lands. team VIII between St. Paul and the
sbcve piacc twice week. sp31-ff
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CuINA.-The rebels have been defeated at Cam
ton and Shanghai has been re-takcn by the lmpe-
ralists. Five hundred prisoners were horribly
tortured and then put to death.
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CO The expense of sending the Grape Shot to
arrest Baker, was 81 800. The whole expense in-
Guiding the funeral ceremonies of Pool cannot be
far from $4,000, and all to crafty vlciatod
public sentiment.
cy- \ farmer in Michigan recently sold 1000
bushels of wheat for $S, 600.
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MARRIED
DIED:

On the 23d inst. J. Kerns Mr. L. b. MORROW, Of
Red Wing 10 Mis-, CYNTHIA I. HOYT, of st. Paul.
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NEW MILLINERY COODS.

n FRS. ". l.. STOKES opening at Aiiirbory
l Store large and splendid fsl Winter
Bonnets Having returned from Ne FORK, where she has
ectel with the latest Paris stiles. she
cncs, the best
millinery goods offered this Of
New FORK.
would that she has vart-
styles making cioaks which surpassed
beauty anil elegance. ocf.7-ff
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ry- An effort has been made to cxtort money
from p. Z. Barnun charge Grim. con. 1t
didn't succeed-Barnum was too shrewd for his
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Gen. Houston and Gen. Horny Dodge of Wiscon-
sin. rs its Presidential ticket for 1856.
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Cy" The Indians who murdered Gunnson and
his party, have been liberated and it is thought by
the aid of the Mormons. There seems to be a
good understanding between the Indians and the
Mormons, and difficulty Is apprchended:
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cy- 1t has been dec id that gold watch
when not worn upon the person. and placed in a
trunk, is baggage, and should be accounted for
"a snch