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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-03-26

Co GoDEY's L4DY's BooK.-We are in re-
ceipt of the April number of this popular Msga
zine. The Engravings are beautiful tho fashion
plates and embroidery are Of the latest styles
the reading matter comes from the Tens of gifted
authors. We again commend Cooley to our lady
readers
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To our Subscribers,

We wish 10 give notice to our subscribers, that
payments made to any other persons than to one
II the Editors Of this paper, or Wm. Murray
(Summerhill, J and the Post Mistress at the Sum
init, our agents, will not be recognized.
Persons residing at distance renting US
money direct to the ofiice, will have it duly ac-
knowledged.
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Executive COMMITTEES.

The following is the Executive Committee ap-
pointed by the Democratic State Convention for
Cambria county, viz; Richard White, DIR. Wm.
A. Smith, Cyrus L. Pershing, Esq, George W.
Easley, Esq, and John II. Douglass ESQ
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91- We learn by the Pittsburg Post, that JoHN
r. HARPER, the notorious horse thief, confined in
the Indiana county Jail, escaped on Sunday.night.
A reward has been offered for his arrest
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HENRY CLAY ON CATHOLICISM The fol-
lowing letter from Kentucky y's-America's s.
eloquent son, was addressed to Gardner Jones.
President of the University of Nare Dame
du Lac, near South Bend, Indiana
WASHINGTON, March %, 1850.
DEAR SIR-I have received and attentively
perused the letter which, at the instance of
the President and Faculty of the University
of Netre Dame du Lac, you addressed to me
the 14th inst. In that letter they have done
me the honor TO express their appreciation of
a speech of mine in the Senate of the United
States, the object of which was to heal all
differences, and amicably to adjust all contro-
Yersies, arising out of the existence of sla-
very in the United States Such testimony
proceeding from highly respectable body of
gentlemen retired from the world, and re-
gardng justly the interests which belong to
another and future state of existence as para
mount to all others, affords me an inexpressi-
bic degree of satisfaction
Nor is all this diminished by the fact that
we happen to profess different religious creeds
For have never believed that that of * the
Catholics was anti-American and hostile to
civil liberty" On the contrary, / have with
great pleasure, and with sincere conviction. On
several public occasions, borne testimony to
my perfect persuasion that Catholics were as
devoted to civil liberty, and as much anima-
ted by patriotism, as those who belong to the
Protestant creed
am not surprised, that, in the seclusion of
those whom you represent, great solicitude
should be felt for the safety and preservation
of that Union which is our surest guaranty of
peace, order. liberty. and public happiness.
| hope and believe that dangers which ap-
peared to threaten it have diminished; but
there is still greater occasion for the exercise
of a spirit of concord, mutual concession aud
harmony.
request you to present to the President
and Faculty assurances of my respectful ac-
kBonledgements, and accept yourself those of
your rcspAsssul and obedIent servant.
II CLAY.
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Buchanan in Wisconsin.

The La Crosse (Wisconsin) National Dem
ocrat, is strongly in favor of Mr.. BUCHANAN
for the Presidency, and says that it speaks
the sentiments of large majority of its read
ers.
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Cg-THaxxs,-We return our thanks to Messrs
Cr,sawell, Mcguire, Smith. and Barnhsrd for sun
dry Legislative documents.
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GEN WAsIHSGToN REBUKING Know -NoTH-
INaIsM-We quote an order of his issued
few days before the battle of Long Island was
fought:
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07
ExCHANGE
AND
BANKING NOTICE.

THE UNRERsIGNED have entered into copart.
nership, for the purpose of transacting a legiti.
mate Exchange and Banking business under the
name and style of GARRISON, MORGAN, FRETz
& RALsroN, in this city, and CHARLES MORGAN
< Co., in New York.
The Cash Capital paid in is Seven Hundred
Thousand Dollars, $500 000)
Anamount Will be kept in the Manhattan Bank,
New York, at all times, to cover our Bills, IN
case of loss of any Shipment of Treasure.
We are now prepared to sell Sight Exchange
on the Manhattan Bank, Charles Morgan G
Co.. New York also on the Manhattan Bank,
made payable, viz: at the Southern Bank, New
Orleans, La. Messrs. Darby d Barksdale, Ban
kers ST. Louis, Mo-: Southern Bank of Kentucky,
Louisville, Ky; Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company, Cincinnati, Ohio; Merchants and
Manufacturers Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa. to pur-
chase Gold Dust, Bars, Bullion, Mint and Bank
Certificates, Approved Securities, make Collec-
tons, and to transact all matters pertaining to
our business on the most liberal terms.
San Francisco, January l, 1856.
c. X. GARRISON,
CHARLES MORGAN,
/ By his Attorney,
c. X. GARRISON,
! i. S. FRETz,
! w. c. RALSToN,
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07
3t(lstellaneous Ao6ertisent'ts is.
HOUSE
ORGETOWN,
% &c CO.,
ROE RIETnRS

4SAr THIS well known and popular Hotel.
11llEs3 situated IN one of the most pleasant min
iiEs ing towns in the mountains. having late
- ly been rc-litted and renenishnd the nro-
pretors take pleasure inannouncing to their pat
rons and the travelling public generally that they
Will be III readiness at all times TO accommodate
their friends and others who NAV favor them
with their patronage.
The Table will be furnished at all times with
the best the market affords. while the Bar will
always contain the very best of Liquors and
Cigars. There can be obtained at all times
GOOD BEDS AND BEDDING.
neat and airy Bedrooms, and Private Rooms for
Ladies and Families, making it altogether most
desirable resort for those wishing to spend a few
weeks in the mountains.
In addition to this establishment the propre-
tors have erected a large and commodious STA-
BILE for the accommodation of Horses Mules
&C. The Stages for Sacramento City arrive and
depart from this House every day-also. from
Bottle Hill, COloma, Placerville. Kelsey's and
Spanish Flat.
Georgetown, June 25th, 1855. T37-tf
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07
Vs6 advertisements.
SHERIFFS SALE.

DG Nirtue of an Order of Sale issued out OF
ID tae Clerk S Office, of the Honorable District
Court OF I'll Dorado County, State of California,
Oh a judgment rendered on the 2Sth day of Jan
uary, A. ID. 1856, in favor of EDWARD HULL and
ISAAC LOHMAN and against CHAS \. BLODGET,
for the sum of 1853 60-l0G dollars debt with IN
terest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per an
mum from the 2Sth day of January, a. d. 1876,
together with the sum Of thirty-eight and 30-lOO
dollars, costs of suit, and accruing COSTS nave
levied upon and seized, and will expose 10 pubilc
sale, at the Court House in COlOma, on the 23d
dly of February, A. d. 1856, at 2 o'clock, 2. NJ,
all the right, title interest and claim, OF the said
Chas. 4. Blodget, in and to the following desert
bed mOrtgaged property, lying and being in the
village of Peru. FL Dorado County and State of
California, 10 witt
A certain tract of land commencing on the
south side of Peru creek at pine tree 4S inches
in diameter, bearing from an oak tree 25 inches
n diameter n. E. 1880, l rod and l. links: also
another tree 20 inches diameter n. w. $40 2
rods aud links, run s. w. SOC 240 rods to corn
Cr , post No. 2, bearing from an oak tree IS
inches diameter n. w. go, rods and i5 links
thence \. W. 100 LOG rods to corner g. a most
No. bearing from tree SO inches diameter n
" 20 10 rods, thence n. f. 500 240 rods to cor
r.er a post No. 4 bearing from pine tree So
inches diameter, y. E. l5o rods and 10 links:
also another tree So inches diameter, S. E. 1850
| rod and u links, thence S. E. loo I06 rods to
he place of beginning, together with all the I'M
provementS thereon and appertaining thereto.
Also, l store house and lot and ! tavern house
and lot or hotel heretofore belonging to and oc-
cupied by c. Coolidge, situated ON Murderer's
Bar, Middle Fork of American River FL Dorado
county aid State aforesaid, together with the
improvements thereon.
Sheriff Office, Coloma, Feb It'll, A. D., 1856.
+. b. CARSON,
Sheriff of Ell Dorado County, Cal.
4 CsI,'A
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07
LATE ARRIVALS OF
Fall and W inter Goods.

ENHE subscribers respectfully beg leave to an
nOunce that among their large stock of Fall
and Winter Goods, lately received, may be found
and which will be sold cheap for cash, the fol-
lowing articles, viz:
100 yds fine Brussels carpet, very rich pattern;
l doz black beaver riding hats, elegant plumes;
A large variety of Ladies velvet, cloth and satin
Cloaks, latest patterns;
1000 yds English and French Merinos, all colors;
500 yds plaid and figured Flannels;
300 ytis silk and cotton Velvet, various colors;
$50 yds plain and figured Delaines;
Ladies' Shoes, large lot;
) bales superior blankets, assorted colors;
Boys fine Clothing, assorted sizes;
Zephyr assorted sacks, all sizes.
Together with every other article usually kept
in a dry goods store.
LEE, HARMON & co.
Placervile, Oct. 80, 1853. 1-3m
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY Virtue of an Execution, issued out Of tie
D Clerks Office of the Honorable District
court of the llth judicial District, on a Judg-
mcnt rendered on the 2Sth day of November, \.
>. I8Jj, in favor Of JAMES BRYANT and against
Nv. R. SKELLINGER, Tor the sum Of 497 7l-lG0
dollars, debt with interest thereon at the rate OF
10 per cent. per annum from the 2sth day of
November, \. D. 1866 together with the sum OF
S., 100 dollars, costs OF suit, and accruing
c'sts, have levied upon and seized, and will *
pose to public sale, at the Court House in Colo
lhl, on the sth day of March, A. D. 1856, at 10
o'clock, \. NJ, al the right, title, interest and
claim of the said VIM R. SKELLINGER, in and
70 the following described property, lying and
Icing in Greenwood Township, Ell Dorado Coun-
t and State of California t0-wit:-
One Steam Saw Mill situated on the road lead
.hI from Greenwood to Spanish Dry Diggings,
aad about one mile from said village of Green
Wood, with the steam en- tine, boiler, and machi-
D.ry belonging TO or connected with the same.
nd the land on which said mill stands, together
with the improvements thereon.
oh,rlff 5 Office, Coloma, February 4tIi, 4. D.
lo:G. E. /. CARSON,
Sheriff of El Dorado County, Cal.
1851 By 5. B. WALLACE, Deputy.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07

caslon cas- no little anxiety and fear. DR.. H. cures
an such or asks no compensation.
or rheumatism, Acute or Chronic, for Dys-
en'eIy ana DiarThoea, DR.. Heald has unfailing
relnedles Dr. II. invites all to call, it will cost
nothlns and may result in much good to the suf-
Ierlhg' Dr: ii. can be found at his rooms, from
A NJ. TO loP NJ, or his partner, in whom he
has every confidence.
OFFICE-CoRNER CLAY ST. AND BRENNAN PLACE.
PORTSMOUTH HOUSE.
jan3-3m. SAN FRANCISCO.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07
LICENSE NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS doing business in the County
4 Of Ell Dorado who are required by law to
procure License from this Office, are requested d
to do so promptly, and to renew the same "ltnin
o Nof;ce Is hereby given that the foregoing must
h S1s,c Strctlv complied with, or prosecution will be
insttned against all delinquents, after the lapse
u 'ii'i' - r. Ii. REED, County Treasurer,
Treasurer 0ffice. Coloma. IAN. 18Th. 1855.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07
SIN ftantisto,
There is Hope for the Afflicted.
THERE BALMIN GILEA D /!
Medical and Surgical Dispensatory.

MeuIcaI anu SurgIcaI DIspensaUuIy'
H p. HEALD, NJ. ID. Pupil of VI. RicOr OF
S.Paris, Member of College Of Surgeons, Lon
don, and for several years Associate Surgeon OF
Queens Hospital, Birmingham, England, res
pectiully announces To the afflicted and diseased,
as also the public generally that by the earnest
and repeated solicitations of numerous friends
who have experienced the benefits of his course
oi treatment. (Which is modern and scientific }
as also the numerous applications he has from
towns Ill the interior of this State. Oregon, and
Washington Territory, as well as in this City. he
has reluctantly consented in this manner, to
make known to the suffering and ill-treated his
place of business.
CORNER OF CL.AY-ST. AND BRENNAN PLACE,
IN PORTSMOUTH HOUSE,
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN to all delinquent share
L holders in the WASHINGTON TUNNEL
CO., Cement Hill, FL Dorado co., that their shares
will be sold at public auction, on Monday, the
llth day of February next, at the miners.
Store" in Greenwood, unless allassessments now
due are paid before that time.
By order of the company.
S. E. HERRICK, Sec'y ana 1Teas:
Greenwood JAM 2Sth 1856. A4-'
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07
Notice.

A Ii delinquent shareholders in the "Indepen-
u dent Tunnel" on Mameluke Hill, are here.
by notified that their claims in said company,
will be sold at public auction on the 9th day Of
February, 1856, in front of the Bank Exchange,'
in Georgetown, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, unless all as.
sessments now due are paid before that date.
BY order of J. TURNER,
and RICHARD MURPHY.
Georgetown Jan. 30, 1856. Directors.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07
For Sale.

VNHE undersigned offers for sale cheap ONE
1 SHARE IN THE NEVADA TUNNEL. Ce.
ment Hill, said share being one-seventeenth of
said cOmpany's claims and other property. For
further particulars, enquire of
VIM. I. WOOD, Oregon Canon,
or j. l. SPEAR, Georgetown.
Jan. 2, 1856. loft
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07
gsS5!s sS5s!ss.SsgAX ST. s Sasggsssg..es SIC

C0BNER MAIN AND SACRAMENTO sTs.,
Opposite the Post Office, Plaeerv,He, CoL
TNHE undersigned most respectfully esssa5aasa,-
Il announces to his old friends and the i45533g4s
travelling public generally. that he is IiiiSJ9M
prepared to accommodate all who may z---4zlz-a
favor him with their patronage and at prices
to suit the times. His table will be furnished
with the best the market affords. There can be
obtained at all times, double or single beds Pri-
vate Rooms, &c. There is a good stable attach
ed to the premises. Public patronage is respect
fully solicited. c. f. LEVANT, Proprietor
N. b. The Opposition Line of Stages leave
this hotel every morning for Sacramento City,
and arrive there in time to connect with the boats
for San Francisco.
Placerville, October 29tb, 1850 [l-tf.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07
N o Sg e C sg

n ; GIVEN to such of the public as are affected
M with Fenereal Taints of the Blood in any of
itS forms, would do well to call on Dr. J. Il. DU-
LIN, OF Union City, Ell Dorado county, Califor-
illh, az MS residence in said place. his success
in such cases has proven him 10 be worthy of
patronage.
lie would furthermore state that his success
mas been good in the varied cases Of diseases that
afect the Human System, in which ne has been
called to witness. Any one being affected with
any disease and failing to get relief by their at
tending physician, would do well to call on DR..
). X. DULIN, as the last resort, as he has mad as
great success in such cases as ever any Physician
could have. But would say call and see for Your
selves. j. r. DULlN.
Union CITY, Dec. 18th. 1855. Fa-3m.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07
BANKING OFFICE. &C

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
Il has removed from Mameluke Hill to George
town. Office, in TTarren's Building, corner of
Main and Placer Streets, opposite the Post Of
fee; where he solicits the custom of his former
patrons and the public generally.
In addition to his purchase Of Gold Dust, he is
prepared TO furnish Checks on Sacramento and
San Francisco at par Drafts for sale on the At
lantic States and Europe. Deposits received. &c
w. II. PRATT.
Georgetown, August 18th, 1855. T44.tf
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07
Partnership Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that WEBSTER
~ CLEGG Il JoHN L. STovER, have this day
purchased the entire interest of MEssRs. CLEGG
i STovER in the Grocery business, (alsO, build
ing, &C., and will continue in the Grocery bus
ness at the old stand of CLEGG q STOvER, to
which we invite the attention of any new, As
well as the former customers of the old firm, as
We intend to keep a full supply of Groceries,
Queensware, Liquors, &C., at the very lowest
c7sh price for the orc or cash.
VI. CLEGG g. STOVER,
Georgetown, Jan. 25th, 1856 [l4tf
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07
Firemen's Ball.

,THE members of MOUNT AMER HOOK
| BLADDER CO, No. l, would respectfully
reg leave to inform the citizens Of Georgetown
DALL Will take place on Friday EreHing, Feb
,11aru ed, 1856 at the NEV-1D4 HAIL.
Every arrangement will be made to make this
party the Bail Of the season.
~. Professor Shaye's Cotillion Band has been
engaged for the occasion.
s. J. JACKSON, Committee
RICHARD MURPHY, Of
J. /. SPEAR, Jr, Arrangem'ts.
Georgetown, Jan. 25d, 1856.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07

r. q CALF ORNlA SIS., and offer for sale:
$500 Whole, Half and Quarter boxes Raisns;
425 half boxes Staten Island Candles;
800 kegs f. B. syrup; 1900 cs Green Tea, l fb;
I50 hbs Billings hams; IS cs do do b;
100 bbls clear pork; 80 chest blk do ! H.
l25 bblS mess do 100 bXs fine Y II do:
100 bbs pOwd. sugar; so cases Reeves oystrs
200 bags Rio coffee; 100 cs Bradford & Mac
100 kegs cranberries; combee's Oysters;
35 bbls grain piment0; lis cs hf gal B peahes;
80 drums Goldfish; so cs or do do do
Is kegs bi. carb. soda:i 80 cases CLANS;
80 bbls vinegar; 60 cs assorted Candy;
10 hhds eX clear bacon 100 cs hf gal Pickles;
loo cases lard; 800 doz BrOoms;
200 frkins choice butterl 20 bales Manila Paper
100 bbls brine hams; TOBACCO
150 hi bblS mess pork; Peach;
- bbls clear do Grape;
500 bbls China sugar. Ell Sacramento;
% cases prime cheese; Mary Own;
so bbls grain pepper; Twin Brothers;
200 Inf bbls corn meal; ICame Cock;
25 bbls family beef; Goodwins Own;
80 kegs sal soda; Watsons do;
IS kegs vinegar; so cases Walnut and
hhds butter, in kits: Mushroom Catsup;
so c'S NJ powders 250 bags Split Peas;
$50 bX3 Thains' candles 80 cases Hope Mills
geo hf bXs Ad. candles, Powders;
1G lbs each; 200 cases Pep Sauce;
l50 hf bXS Scccomb and 800 bXS G O Soap;
Drums do; 500 do Hills do
Is bXs fine black tea; $50 do JackiOn's do
100 cases lObstcrs;' lS0 do Saltwater do
T5 cases Piper's oyst rs l00 cases CASTLE Soap;
% cases hf bXs Sardn's $50 cases Saeratus;
so cases Chicken; so cs assorted Herbs;
100 cases Fr'h Peaches; 20 cases Salt, and 10;
800 bXs I. B. Pipes; 10 kegs Nutmegs;
75 cases Vermcelli; 100 bags Bayos Beans;
40 cases Bolee Coffee: 100 cs ESs Peppermint;
20G cases ass'td Spices: 81 cs Honey:
100 doz Buckets: 20 cs Peach Jam.
HAROLD, RANDELL & CO.,
Corner Of Front and California SITS.
tll-lml San Francisco.
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07
Harold, RandcII & Co.
Wholesale Grocers.

z q AVE removed to the corner of FRONT g.
Il d CALIFORNIA SITS, and offer for sale:
The Georgetown news., 1856-02-07

WELLS, FARGO & co.
CONFESS & REED, Agents,
Georgetown, Oct. 10, 1854. If
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-04-12

Southern socicty--of slavery and the so.calcd
universal liberty--of the dominion Of human
matters aud the despotism Of Capital---they
will easily convince all honest conservatives at
the north that southern slave property has
equal right to protection and extension in the
new Territories aud unoccupied domain Of the
Uuion with all other kinds Of property. The
issue in the ensuing Presidential canvass must
be- We repeat, state equality. None can con.
sistenty contend for such equality but those
who deem their own laws and government
equally good with those of other states.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-04-12

WHAT THE AMERICAN NAVY DID The Phil
adelphla Ledger says: "As it is deemed an
easy matter in England to crush the American
Navy from the ocean at one fell swoop, it
seemed to be proper to show how difficult that
task was in 1922 The Ledger then gives u
list of British ships of war and merchant YES
sells captured by the Americans during the last
war with England. The following is u rccapu-
lation: War vessels, Sc in all, carrying 500
guns; merchant ships 354 briggs 6l0; schooners
ozo; sloops, 1856; various classes recaptnred,
1o9--making $500 vessels carrying 5000
guns. To these are to be added 20 vessels of
war, lost by wreck or otherwise, carrying sos
guns; and we have an aggregate of 2,39s YES
sels carrying 9,677 guns.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-04-12
Silliman Female Collegiate Institute,

Vii NION, la.
THIS Institution will open for the reception OF pu-
/ pills on the First Monday of March, under the
following Board OF Instructors:
Rev. HENRY MCDONALD, A. Mac. Principal,
Mrs MANY ANN MCDONALD. Vice Principal.
Miss Miss m,as ANY Loon Assistant Teachers
Mr. CHARLES SuuLrz,. ........... Music Teacher
An accomplished Pianist to be supplied.
Other assistant teachers will be engaged, MS the
number OF scholars may require their services.
the former Principal will be adopted payable In cd
vance, viz:
Tuition per session Of i've mouths, 1T class, s25 90
" IA class, 20 90
:. Primary, 10 90
Music, on the Piano or Gnitar, .... % 90
Vocal mnsic each scholar, per session. .... so
Incidental expenses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l on
Ancient or modern languages, painting, draw
ing, or faley needle work, Extra.
Boarding, per session of Ave months, - 60 or
deduction of 81 per month, for those board.
ers from the vicinity who come Monday
morning and leave Friday evening.
Washing, when done In the Institution per dog. 80
Each boardcr will be expected to furnish her own
bed, bedding, lights, wash stand wasl, bowl. and
pitcher, towels nc. Tho Principal having hs own
servants Is prepared TO receive a5 many borders us
may desire to board At the Institute.
Pupils will be received nj any time during the
session. and charged from the time of entrance 10 The
end of the scssion,-bnt no deduction will be made
for absence, after entrance except In OF pro
tractcd sickness.
The Institution being designed by the charter and
Its founders for M exclusively Female Collegiate
Institute" little boys will not be received
With tho view OF saving the patrons o the Instl-
tuition unnecessary expense tho schoob0oks used by
the former principal will be adopted and auy chan.
gcs which hereafter may become necessary, will be
introduced when the scholars have completed the
books which they already possess.
The session OF Five months will terminate with
the close Of July, and throw The vacation into Au
gust and September. The subsequent session will
commence The first Monday In October
The teachers profess to be utterly incompetent to
impart education TO pupils who will not apply their
own minds to study, and therefore. all agencies
calculated TO interfere with strictly Academic
course OF ednonlion, will be protested against and
discouraged The Principal earnestly solicts tho
cooperation ofparcnts and guardians In promoting
the intellectual Improvement and highest happiness
Of the pupils who may be ntrllstcd TO his care.
feb ~ HENRY MCDONALD Princjual.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-04-12

The GOVERNOR OF New JERSEY ARRESTED
In the United States Circuit Court held in
Trenton on Monday last, suit was commenced
by the United States against Rodman M. Price,
now Governor of New Jersey, for supposed
dcfalcation The defalcation is alleged to have
occurred while Gov. Price was Purser in the
Navy, and the amount claimed by the govern
ment is $77,8l8,42, and the action brought is
one of debt for that deficiency in the settlement
of accounts.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-04-12

The State of Louisiana-Parish of East Fclciaan
18th District Court.
In the matter of the succession of S. A. Penny, de-
ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that S. Bloom has
IN applied to this court for letters of administration
on the estate of said deceased which will be granted
in ten days after the publication Of this notice. Jules
legal opposition be made thereto.
april II, 1856 A. COOK, Dsy. Clerk.