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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
ne-Sce Norwood Tildon's advertisement of Christ
mas and New Years toys.
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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
MARRIED.

On Thursday the 18th inst, by the Rev. Thomas
Adams, Mr.. JARED II. JACKSON. to Miss LOUISA
ROBINSON both of the Parish of East Fclicana
We wish our young friends oil the happiness, that
II Union 50 suspicious, promises and may length of
days. md prosperous years, TO them be many and
joyous.
"Oh. there's power to make each hour
A. sweet ~ Heaven destined IL;
Nor need We roam to bring it home,
Though few there bc that find 1t.
We seek too high for things close by,
And lose what nature found us;
For life hath here no charm so dear
As home and friends around U.S."
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20

THE USIoS llorEr.--Evans White has become. by
purchase. the owner Of the Union Hotel His inten-
ton is to make this House. as good and comfortable
nm Hotel as the country will afford His accommo-
datons arc ample his stables large. and we'll provi.
ded and h. all who may favor him with their
custom, that nothing will be spared to accommodate,
them
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20

JOIN R0DNsoN's INTERNATIONAL CRCUs.--It will
be seem by an advertisement in our columns of to-
day, that during the holidays we are to have an OK
hibition of animals accompanied with an equestrian
performance Save your dimes, youngsters, and
wait for the wagons.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20

MASQUERADE BALT.--On the evening Of the 25th
Of December masquerade ball will be given at the
Thespan Hall. Tickets for admission to be pro-
cured ut the store of G.. A Ncafus.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
ESTRAY TO BE SOLD.

DROUGHT before the undersigned Justice of tho
ID Peace in and for the second Ward parish of East
Felicala by Heiry Castalow, Il Sorrel Horse about
! years old, branded on the right shoulder A..
small white spot in the face slight gear marks
his shoulders; no other marks perccivabe, and said
to be worth in cash, forty dollars which will sell
at my residence on Monday, the 9Th day of January,
1881, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
O'Clock J.. NJ WILLIAM D. GAYLE,
dec 20 1856 Justice Peace I'd Ward.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
CONTRACTING RATES


The following named persons are our authorized
agents I" collect monies due to- and receive subscrp-
tons to- the DEMOCRAT"
ARTHUR McKENNA. jackson. La.
Dg. II. II. HAYNES. p. NJ, Port Hudson.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
FRESH ARRIVALS.

SuNDlf arrivals from St. Louis add New Orleans,
~ viz; potatoes. onions, butter and cheese, mess
Beef (cXtra) d, do in half barrels lard, bacon sides
mans and shoulders, apples (grccn) rasns, sugar
and coffee. flower, buck wheat cod fish, herring, cX
ira ), g. hams, new molasscs oats. candles, soap,
rice shot and powder, liquors, and various other
articles all fresh and superior bought low and for
sale cheap for chash of cotton.
dee. 20 1886. j. G. D'ARMOND
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
CENTENARY COLLEGE or La. Dec. Is, 1856

UENTENAKY VtNIEHE Of LA., DEC, ID, TODD
G. w. REESE. ESQ. Dear Sr:-I have the honor
to inform you that yon have been UNANIMOUSLY elect
ed an honorary member of the "Ugly Club of Cen,
Col. of La There will be grand exhibit on of the
Club on the 22nd. of February. which you are res
pectfully invited to attend Speeches will be drliv-
cred on the occasion by the representatives of the
Club. who have already been elected.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
p. PHGARIIC PERRYwICRLE.
Cor. Sec. of ~. C. Cen. Col, La.
This is new Professorship that has probably been
endowed to the college" by the Rev. Mr.. Marshall,
of Mississippi. Not wishing, however, to take away
any honors from the Professors We respectfully de-
cline attending thinking that their beauty unadorn-
ed i, sufficient for the uglicst club in chrisscndom
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
Democratic Clergymen.

There is in this State (says the New Hampshire Pa
'rob many clcrgymcn who are. and always have
been, democrats: and we can say of them. as the
Providence Post says of similar mcn in Rhode Island,
that ..we have yet to learn that one Of thee mch
preached political sermon or made political
speech during The presidential campaign. They were
not invited TO do So for democrats do not believe in
carrying politics into the church or in carrying their
ministers into political strife How much influence
these ccrgymen. in view OF their sacred office and
their relation to their churches, night have eyertcd
for the democratic cause, we do not know and do
not care to know. 1t is pleasant for us, and for
them undoubtedly. to know their robes unsnlled.
and that they have passed through the fiery ordeal
unscathcd Believing that man may vote for Mr..
Buchanan or Mr.. Fillmore, or Mr. Fremont and yet
BE- good Christian. we are glad nothing has been
done by these pastors to cool the religious ardor
wound the feelings of the conscientious supporters
of either Of these men and We can most sincerely
and earnestly say, let it be so forever"
To James r. Marks. Editor Bayou Sara Ledger:
QrERY.--Will the New Orleans Democracy
in the next Democratic State Convention.
claim representation therein upon the basis
Of the late PRESIDENTIAL, or the late
Gnbernatorial election?
We think that there can be no doubt that
the basis Of representation in the next Convcn-
ton, will be made upon the vote pollcd at
the last Presidential election. In former
Democratic State Conventions, the basis Of
representation has always been made npon Mc
last general eieciion counting one delegate for
every one hundred Democratic votes, and one
more for every fraction over fifty Democratic
votes.
There can be do doubt as to the correctness of the
above. taken from the Phoenix Ledger. Of Bayou Sa-
ra and we trust that this question will be freely and
strongly urged by the country press.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20

nR NJ. A. SIMMONDS' Celebrated Liver Medicine
~ and Purifying Pills, just received and for sale
on commission, by NORWOOD TILDON,
July J5 1856. iSots Agent,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
SANTA CLAUS HAS COME.

WAX UP YOUNG ONES, now opening and
W receiving. the finest and largest assortment OF
BOOKS, TOYS, AND ARTICLES
for CHRISTMAS and NEW years gifts suitable for
the young and old. 1t is useless to enumerate but
call at the store and every thing in this line, will BIO
submitted for your inspection. NORWOOD TILDoN.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
FELICIANA DEMOCRAT.
CLINTON, LA.
Morning, December 20, 1856
T L X N S

DOLLARS per year. payable
IN advance ForR. II not paid within six months
aud FIVE. ifnot paid before the close Of the year.
ADVERTlS1NG-Advc inserted at One
Dollar per Square. of Ten lines. less for thu frs,
insertion and Fifty cents for each subsequent one
Professional and business Cards not exceeding six
lines. for twelve months TES Dollars. Advertise.
ments not marked with ;ne nunve. If insertions.
will be inserted until forbid.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
FREE EXHIBITION!

TERRIFIC ASCENSION On THE TIGmr WIRE,
200 feet long by Madam Worland. from the ground
adjoining the Graf Pcryon of Mr.. John Robinson's
Circus 10 the height OF 80 feet. weather permitting
A. this feat will be- performed IN the afternoon. out
side Of the canvass, imm diacly before the opening
of the doors Of the Great Pavilion, the public will
have fine opportunity Of bcholding of the most
graceful aud beautiful displays of female courage
aud skill ever given in any outdoor exhibition in
the World No charge will be make to witness this
most interesting feat.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20

TnE STATE OF LOUISIANA | seventh District Court.
PARISH ~ EAST FELclhNA. No 25OG.
Nlunai Staus.. W Jam NJ Stokes.
D. VIRTUE of writ of lcri iaclas issued in the
ID amve entitled suit TO mo d,rec ted. have seized
and viii o0rr for sua On
The first SATURDAY of January,
~ d. 1857. mt II O'Clock \. H.. all the right title in
terest and clam of the dcfrndont j. NJ Stokes in
aud to the following property to-wt:
One Horse, one Buggy and Il set Of Buggy
Harness.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash, with the benefit of appra smcnt.
c, 20 1856. b. VI. G.. BROWN, Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20

The proprietor offers this entertainment to the
public with perfect confidence in its excellence and
its superiority over any similar exhibition in the
new. aud have been furnished by tie most skillfu
artist in the counry. and III, proprietor, while he Is
conlident his outside Show nre.ent, more
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-20
GORGEOUS SPECTACLE.

that the Unryallcd Excellence of thu various perfor-
mcr's who compose the Troupe will render the intc-
rior Of his
MAGNIFICENT PA WILLOW
more attractive still u fact which not De dsput
I'd when he mentions few Of the names of the lead
ing performers. anon. which may be found
MASTER JAMES ROBINSON,
the world only bare backed rider single horse.
Thu performance OF the magnificent horfe. May
Fly rode by the graceful aud accomplished Elur,-
TRAN. MADAME ROBINSON.
Mr.. W. ". Nichols. the best principle rider in the
world, will APPEAR in his many various acts Of horse
manship
horse rider, will appear AT each and every perfor-
nance
Master John Robinson. the dashng young Genie
rider.
His imp rial highnas. Bob Castillo, Emperor Of
all clowns. High Priest of fun! Prince al testers!
Grand Duke of mons nsr. and the soul aud embod
ment of wit! The now OILY reeoghz'd clown Of
thu Zines.
Tn ny,tcron. Sas Bawllrn viii delight and
aston ii lh' aud zee with his performance with
clp.. balls. kn and plates
Mr.. Henry iusgl ih dar1Is slackr0pn yaulcr.
The above lit Oi performers comprise hut few
ol the ladlu2 star, Of this mammoth establishment.
The Mcnag ri" cons sis OF all the vast coll elton
recently own Il by i. T. Barnum. Elephants. Lions,
Tigers Lcopard-. Bears. Pauthera and many others
too mum loll- TO "lumcrai".
Doors open AT - Z. ". and 9 II =. M.-Ad-
IN = % to tn Who'll combin Il circu. aid Mcnagcric,
50 cents, Oh III n and servants - ccuts
December 20, lsjG w.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-22

To those who prefer uniting the useful
with the beautiful, the grape and the hop
are recommended - of the former, the
Catawba and Isabella are named as thriving
best, and to which we would add the Clinton,
as being remarkable for its hardness, free
growth, and dense masses of light colored
foliage. The hop is justly pronounced the
most rustic of all climbing beauties, and
ornamental in the highest degree, although
usually condemned to pole in the kitchen
garden or hop field. For houses that need
occasional painting, it is proposed to place
the trellis for the support of climbers, at
least foot from the exterior walls.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-22

PoULTRY.-The Boston Journal In
speaking Of the Agricultural show racent-
ly held at Bradford, Vermont, thus notices
the decline of the "Hen Fever"
Chickabiddy-dom is very poorly repre-
sented The very last specimen of the
NImperial Chittagong," Gas some gull-trap-
per dubbed the tall, screeching, indescri-
bable, yclept Shanghaes, are here exhibi-
ted and are as great curiosities in their
way as the "unicorn," the "guyascutas"
or other tabled freak of nature. Some
Polish and black Spanish biddies-m mode
rately good-and some fine China and
Bremen geese made up the show. The
absence of native hens shows, with an ex-
ception or two enumerated above, that the
taste of the exhibitors is more in favor of
legs than eggs.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-22
RETAKE OF PRECEDING PAG
REAS CAIAVERAS COUNTY, 1856

through, and as cheers was scarce. tn,
women were all seated on few seats !,
front of the bilers. an Buffer was pilin
on the soft things, an the widder was ,
lookln' tlckled to pieces-when / made
my appearance on the stage
81 works up lords the widder, and wher
I'd got atween her and Buffer. sez T
allow me the pleshure of your hand fol
the next setp
"Oh, sez she, with little SIGH, II am
SO come over that I hardly feel abul tc
dance aginp
"'Now,' sez l to myself, sold feller
spread yourself or diev and I jest swings
my hat round for ard, and as [ said-sYou
had better say "Yes!" you'll get over it a
dancin' I held that ar hat in one hand
(jest as Buffer did his), and with tother
| druv the crown down with sich another
lick, that the linin' jumped right through,
and bust the eend clean out.
"'Raaly,' said she, you skeered me ?
an / think [ mout have done it. Thar
was my hat all knocked into internal pieces
no bigger than bits, the rim all hanging
loose, the sides all smashed in, lining run
ming out, and the top off. Bout that time
| turned my eye, and thar stood Buffer
holdin' his hat-jest as good as new, and
all in shape, sir | looked at it twicet-
no mistake it was uhole.
Sez he, you ought t get Spring
Hat-a ,Shappoh Mechanic, as the French
call 'em. I've one herep' An then he
ups an shows the whole insides of it, an
how it works, an the hull lot of women
| oked at him, like if he'd had stove
pipe chock full of diamonds; the widder
specially paternized him, tuck him under
the wing, an Civ me the cold shoulder
straight. Buffers got her. I'm tired OF
La Fooshe, an am going back to the hills,
whar thar ar no more widders that fellers
can cotton down to with Spring Hats
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-22
A SATISFACTORY EXPERIMENT.

A SATISFACTORY EXPERIMENT.
take from Hutchings' California Maga-
zine the following account of an expert
ment on O+linaman by the Digger Indians
on the Costumes river:
When the Indians first saw Cinnamon
at work on this river, just above this spot,
there arose a dispute among them as to
whether Cinnamon were Indians or not
one party arguing that they were an inferi-
or kind of Indians that lived far over the
big water; and the other, that their eyes
and general expression of the face, in no
way resembled those of an Indian; conse-
quently they could not belong to the Indi-
an people at all. They all, however, came
to the conclusion, that if Cinnamon were
Indians they could certainly swim. This
being decided upon, they soon determined
to prove the fact; and, while Chinaman
was crossing log, (when the river was at
its highest the Indians, without any fur
ther ado, quietly pushed him into the sur
ging stream and drowned him. This at
once set the question at rest; and all are
now agreed that Cinnamon are not Inda-
ans
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-22
SPERRY'S HOTEL.
At NITRPHY,S rAafp

II NURPHY'S GIMP
>i1n 1ommodious Fire Proof Building, -
n iately erected by the subscribers. at Ii;H
Murphy s has been elegantly furnished tbrouoh.
out, after M u the most approved style, and is now
reauy LOT 'he reception of guests Parlors and
sui.es " .oons ior the use of ladies exclusively
anu parties visiting the "Big Trees or other
natural curiosities in the vicinity o'nel
The management of the flo,oas4:
is confided to Mrs Perry ladv of
The BAR is stocked with fine Wines and r;
quors, and the larder daily supplied with t SEQ a.,
sonable delicacies. oe'-
Stages arrive and depart daily for Moke,nn,-
ne Hill, Sacramento, Stockton, Sonora and Co
lumbia.
Parties of Pleasure, and transient pnests
will find every accommodation for their com
fort. SPERRY & PERRY.
Murphys, August 20, 1856 sspt25-tf
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-22
GEORGE ARMOR, Publisher.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.-One year, in
variably in advance, $500; six months, $500
three months, $500.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.-One square OF
twelve lines, first insertion, $3.50; each sub
sequent insertion, Sl.25. A liberal discount
will be allowed to yearly advertisers. Busi-
ness Cards, not exceeding four lines $500 per
month.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-22

: In some of the forests of Western n. York.
growing on the broad lowlands, this plant pre-
sents most conspicuous and striking appear
ance, when its leaves change color in autumn
The branchless trunks of the trees, to height
OF sixty or seventy feet, are not unfrequently
covered from bottom to top with an uninter-
rupted mass of brilliant crimson, and even
many of the larger limbs up among the dense
green of the forest, are enveloped in the same
fiery glow.-Cultiuator.
fOne of the finest plants of the Wistaria in
this country is now growing at Yorkville, near
New York. 1t covers an arbor, some fifteen
feet in length and breadth and there were the
past season about four thousand racemes of flow
ers, each raceme being large enough to fill ones
hat.-Ib.
tChinese twining Honeysuckie, of same va
riety as sold in California nurseries-Indep.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-22
e. JENNY LIND @M r.
80 RESTAURANT W.
Lecee street, fe,c Doors East Of the Stage Office,
CKTON.
I'D. BOYLE & H. LEWIS, Proprietors

RS The public generally are invited to give
US call, as we are at all times prepared to
serve them in a superior style with the best the
MAJ hets afford J. D. B. L H. L.
D0"aa oy the weeh, meal at prices to sat the
ss-'eo. sent27 -mtf
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-22
THE INDEPENDENT

Is published every SATURDAY MORNING,
at San Andreas, Calayeras County, Cal Office
IN Corcorans FTe-proof Stone Building, corner
of Main street and Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

CORTLAND Goa correspondent at Homer, after
giving an amusing account of the rise and fall Through
inherent rottenness) Of Buchanan pole in that vii
iage. proceeds;
Cortland County although Of the smallest in the
State. has always been fright side up" from time
unmemoria. Her &" shrek for Freedom - will be q
telling one this Fa-you may rely upon that.
The County Agricultural Exhibition closed TO- lay.
There has been fine show of cattle and dairy pro-
ducts Cortland viii rivsl Orange County for the
quality Of the latter with the usual variety of fruits,
vegetables, &C., found on such &C oasions. An ex-
Ccedingly able and entertaining Poem vas delivered
before the Society by Mr. Lloyd Glover of Boston, 10
the place of the usual dry and hacknoyed address.
nr Glover is ye. young man, but venture to say
manner.
The Riding Match" which hss become so fashion.
able at Fans heid in tins portion of tho country called
clay add Frelnshuysen mas meetings in 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07
IAiVs,iseu~nlT
kiAkK rVk fAcTS'

J. Gcrsrrs ..r,bli.hment No. SO Broadway 49,
~ Lc9sEG -, eldest sni nost esteasive 10 tie Unsso
StSfea
oVssTr the srs. introduce he Ar Of rsssosesy -
tai. CITY
ovssKr -rny made sersiioss ssd impssvs
nents IN has establishment
CtsstS has Sow create hcs fof producing fss wsrt
ever ersneh thar has heretofore hcc produced THE cosna
Srkfkl has still IN he employ the bod Of Old arasA
uurNsr ha. recently add 20 the ssoys tkse -
OF Aperie.n. F-erch. and German srtista
ovaNsrs oSorrd FAo'orsph. Of al .ses seed oniy -
seer 70 . sppfret the, sp-1 81 tA-nsslves
Ocsssrs P>n s9sAs1
=. s4y artists and tie hcst JadsesL
GUEStys Dsxprrotyrss are ani,-r..uy er,.a,,,.x 49,
nor prOacsaona
GrRSsy hs receives tesins aida ft IA. .Au H.. -
ctler artist "a tb, profss~oa-
GVESrT css,ed the only media S Pc.osrspA, ,rsxre,,s
., the Lite Paris stlos-coaseq,easy
GussEf star q; tee he'd u lie wera In the rsc<spAss
Az.
Cvss.r has ucs removed say sncs Of hls txsss 10 -
part II the city.
Gsasrr has no eoanecoo wa "A, erasr estss,ss~s,a -
sny part Of the city
Guss.Y attends ps.rcrs s,f t-s. saa -
done for the lest sifserc
GvKssY Will be hsppy e,stinus th ssseatars @
will still rndesvoS TO pssAse Al whs Isy 40
20 lis Phstosrsphie PIse. Of AT 0vOsr
No. SO broadway. ecraer Of LsUcArd scgcse-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD or ALDER MEN.

| Oct 6-Ald. Isaac o. BARKER, President
be chs. peJSr-ed--Of John NJ. Bixby. complaining
Pd"nr,bsrre by the Street Department, under the
Sd % Cou,nssioner for fen ing vacant lots. OF
~ W. o.,,e. TO be Commissioners of Deeds and for
or o.on 70 Dride tie Cny--Ald vARIAs offered
Iolutop a. follows:
re-opHo9T s whole extent Of Manhattan Island IA likely
,ered with dense population IN the active purui,
70 ~ ln.ncss enterprise and will be found
a,r1 e. ale municipal govern ment 10 It's present To-
,ndeT one head 20 leEss'e With proper Intelligence
,uiere.s Of the entire Island OF 20 adnl1steT inc
q ne o5dnanaes Of ia establishments with proper
sy $40 due regard o. the ntcrcsR tho tax psycri aud
Hsv nos, believed by many rejecting minds that
Causes Of the Acknowledged detective govern
civ from the great extent OF the hcid Of its
rn. md the 9uent impo,nbity OF providing Tor
and Of exercising that local vigilance aud economy
90 sr e..sniia good muniecI government therefore
That's Committee 10 appointed to inquire into the
nry OF applying 20 The Legislature for the ensc'meLt OF
nS,sssns he Island ia,o municipalities with view
ster government and degree Of responsibility
"a .conemy IN the administration Of It's Offices.
sTbs met with opposition from AID. TCcKrR and
" 7, bat was adopted.
Ip.,t-,-A petition was received for better accom-
,adstiops on the Roosevelt street ferry. Referred.
An ordinance was adopted dividing redistricting
"a Nint tenth Ward into four districts.
Er, D,p0yfment.--An invitation was received from
"a Chief Engineer to review the Fire Department on
.sing through the Park OH the annual parade on the
lNh inst
'Ippofstren, The Mayor in communication noni-
led for Counsel 10 Corporation vice Mr.. Shepard, de-
-,sed Richard Busteed esq. Confirmed by a vote Of
8 10 g. II net with no debate.
The Board adjourned to Wednesday.