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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-06
our race
The Ball.

1t is customary. We believe, and not in violin
ton of the rules Of ciquct, and witha, usually
considered respectful and courteous in naming
gentlemen as managers of Ball even without
consulting them. -Four young gentlemen have
felt themselves SO much agrieycd by This course
as to induce them to publiM a Curl IN the
Pairiot declining the use of their names for
sucl, purpose and whilst we are fully satisfied
that the presence or absence of their names
would make not the least possible difference
with any body. Yet we feel it due TO them
to apologize aud beg their pardons for having
thought Of them and Of consequence, having
mentioned their names in connection with such
M object, and we assure them we shall neyer
commit like mistake again in regard to then
names.
We are pleased TO add that, in accordance
with the wishes of many friends, the contem
plated Ball will be postponed to the Sth OF
January next when We expect to have bal
"as Is a Bur- in honor of OLD Hickory as wei
as OM Buck, at which time we hope and cx
pect to sea cvory body bnt those who may
respectfully decline to be present on that glori
Gus occasion. II. u.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-06
THE VOTE OF LOUISIANA.

Mcssrs. Moore, Gray, Landry, McVca,
Elmorc and Villcrc, Electors for casting
the vote of Louisiana for President and
Vice President of the United States, as
scmblcd to-day, "wednesday at the State
House, and voted unanimously for James
Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, for President,
and John G. Breckenridge, of Kentucky,
for Vice President.
The Electors then proceeded TO vote for
Messenger to carry the result to Washing.
ton City. There were q number of aspi.
rants. but the choice resulted in favor of
Col. II. A. Hunter of Rapidcs parish, an
accomplished gentleman and sterling Dem.
ocrat, one whose services in the late can.
vass can be appreciated by the overwhem-
ing vote Of his parish, and the section from
which he halls, in favor of the Democratic
nominees. He starts this evening on the
lnIilmcnt of his duty. We bcspcak for
him the good favor of our friends in the
national capital, as an upright, heightened
gentleman, as well as an influential Demo.
crat
The above is taken from the Baton
Rouge Advocate, of last Wednesday. The
appointment Of Col. X. A. Hunter, is a
excellent one and most fully and sincerely
do We endorse it, Wherever he Is known
the cncomium Of the editor Of the Advocate
will be received as proper and deserved
and we feel a qualification in adding oui
small need to this expression. Would
that we had many more such men among
u, as Col. r.. A. HUNTER, of Rapidcs.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-06
The N. o. Delta.

We sec that the New Orleans Delta is
sneering at, and endeavoring TO treat with
contempt, the youthful, but able editor of The
Baton Rouge Advocate, }. Nj. Taylor, Esq,
because he has dared to hold up, end expose
the errors, and demonstrations, to say the
least of Them which of late, ere so often to be
found in its columns. The Delta, it would seem
arogates to itself the exclusive right to inter
prit the Constitution, and how dare such a
Tyro as the editor of the Advocate to call in
question its construction of that sacred nstru-
mcnt. What right has j. NJ. Taylor to call in
question the infallibility of the editor Of the
Delta? 1t is the height of presumtion.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
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november l. 1856
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-06

set of the reserves from NV Hampshire, re
lating 70 the importation of foreign paupcrs
and criminals, and to the naturalization OF for
egncrs.
The resolves in relation to slavery, &c, in.
dicate such ST., %. the public mind in the
States from whence the. cra.'pte rs to render
take any reply 10 'I'a
] would most r. respectfully recommend that
no further notice be taken Of these resolves.
In relation to the slave US" growing out OF
the passage of the Hon joan II. Wheeler, a
citizen of North Cnroun trough Phladel-
phia, on his way 10 Il o.at-r nnSs'"'' Gov.
Braggs says:
herewith transmit 10 you q W. ~" 49,.
closures therin, addressed 10 ~ H"'.
John II. Wheeler, Minister 10 -. Re, a ..c
of Nicaragua, in relation to ~, tore u, sen
ure, OH or about the 18th Of J"y 1890. OF
certain slaves of his, by persons i" Fs'il''dei
phia, while he was passing through il, on his
way to New York city, from which place it
was his purpose to embark for Nicaragua.
These slaves were the domestic servants of
Mr.. Wheeler and family, and it was his inteu.
ton to take them abroad with him as such.
Their seizure and removal, violently a'ld
against the will of the owner, aud under the
circumstances stated, was high handed out
rage, and is believed not to have been war
ranted, even in q GIRL point OF view, ny the
laws of Pennsylvania. have received sub
scqncnt letter from Mr. Wheeler, in which nc
states that he has caused an action for dana
gcs to be instituted against one OF the parties
to the act complained Of, and b" expresses tue
hope that this State Vii a'd IN ~" prostru
ton of it, as has been done 'y other Sta g
under similar circumstances
1t is important that the question should y
determined by the highest judicial anlhorl'.
in the country.
| recommend the matter to your favorable
consideration.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-06

DINA. The Charleston Courier. of Tuesday
last, says:
We find in the Raleigh Standard, of Satur
day, the annual message of Gov. Bragg, as
communicated to the General Assembly of
North Carolina, Oh the 18th instant, "a bust
ness-like and instructive document, occupied
in greater part with a summary view of the
State finances, public works, &c,, with sug-
gcstions of reforms and improvements.
Three sets of resolves from the State of
New Hampshire, one from the State of Ohio
and one from the State Of Massachusetts,, were
forwarded to me 10y the Governors of those
States, with a request that they be laid before
you 1t will be seen that all relate to Kansas
and slavery, and kindred subjects, except one
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-06
MUSICAL CONCERT AT THE SILLIMAN

WUSIIHD NVNVT8Nf TT TIT
IFsrITUTE.-Wc were present at concert
given at the Silliman Institute, on Wcdncs,
day night. The young ladies sang and
played very well indeed considering that
most of them were beginners. Professor
Jules Karkalits and Mr.. b. Moses played
the operate selections most exquisite
". indeed. Seldom have we listened, with
greater delight, to anything Of the kind.
Mr.. Mcdonald deserves great credit for
securing the services Of 50 accomplished a
musician as Mr.. H., as teacher of music III
the Institute. We shall do ourselves the
pleasure to be present on all similar occa-
SiOnS
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TmE STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh Dl.ir Court.
PARISH OF EAST FlIICIANA No. l!5n.
Succession OF John Slater
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that " Fergus
IN k"rnan has filed in this court al account o his
adm nsiraon of said estate, and ablcnu of debt
due hy -ad estate. which will be h"molosatcd n
thirty days from the publication o'ths note nnlrrs
legally opp,rd. Wm FAlIEkSoN.Ii Clerk
do. nler d. 1874.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-06
PROBATE SALE.

TnE STATE ~ 10, si.Nt-p4r-h OF Ea,t tr,iciana.
III Dis.ret Court No. Eli
he nl,nt' ~ The -ncecs.inn q. Lou, N"r.ia.n.
ID E-UA%l iu "a ordlr, &nd authorized u, coi..
/ mj..ien 70 mr. directed ~ the Gour, a.ort 80.
An sg.t 4 papl,c auction cn
Wrd,, stay, january :, 1874
III de A5m ii | l. c,Cuk, a. III 81 ,he Icu; House
IN sad Parish lHc Jo'ipwios dc-cr,9cd property. n
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-06

should not be swung up by the neck for
false swearing, violence against the jury,
and other illegal proceedings against the
honor and dignity Of the State.
STATES ATTORNEY.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-06

Pnon,rg sArE.-Thc period at which the sale Of
the property appcranng to the succession OF Mrs.
I.ousa Worsham has been advertised, is EXTENDED
10 wednesday, January I. 1856. See advertisement
on this page.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-06
POLICE ELECTION.

IVLIOT TITIN IIVAN'
TT is ORDERED that an Election be held on Sat
i urday the Sixth day of December, 1856. In the
town Of Port Hudson at the place OF holding the
general Elections, for tn first Ward, in the Parish
of East Fclcana, for the purpose OF Electlnga men,
Der to the Police Jury to rrpr sent said Ward IN the
place of j. Smiley Mont emery resigned said Elec'
ton to be conducted by the commissioners of Elcc'
tions for said ard according to the xisling laws
regulating Elections. WIN, N. JORDAN.
nov. %. 1856. President Police Jury.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-06
TO THE PUBLIC

Nd trad ng comm inlty zen rally. fou are h.r'by
n notified that GU hoise i open aga ID ar.
r., ,dy 10 .aclltat customers and ir'rnd-.
PORT IIudson. dec d, 1886. ". BLOOM, Ag nj
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA Seventh District Court
PARISH OF EAST FEIlcIANA. No, 2cOo.
Frank a. Poole. vs.. l.. s. Marlborough.
DY VIRTUE OF awrit Of fcr fucias to mr r"cttd
ID in the above entitled SUIT have seized and will
otir for sale in front of the Court House in said
parish on the
First Saturday of December, A. D, 1885,
at IL O'clock a. M.
SIX Bales of COTTON. marked L. s. Y.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash, with the benefit OF appra semrnt.
nov ~. 1886. j. NJ. Il. BR WV. Sheriff.
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Clinton and Baton Rouge Daily Line, OF

VI \ / l. > I y y Il 8
l.if.. HAVING resumed the manage
.I-G.l..Xe. ment of the Mail Stage Line. be-
tween clinton, Baton Rouge, and Jachsoo
the undersigned would respectfully inform tho
travelling public, that his Coaches will run
zach way, EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK,
excepting Sundays, leaving Clinton and Batoe
Rouge, at O'Clock, An.
FARE.
From Clinton to Fran Baton Rouge
B.,tou Rouge, 50 90 Clinton, .....$8 90
jackson. 90 jackson ...... "a
Mt. Willing, 49,. 2 90 Mt. Willing. 90
Plains, ...... > 80 Plains ...... | 5O
nssr Every attention paid to the comfort and
convenience Of passengers.
mar "a WM. ELDER.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-06

One third. cash the banncc on one and two year 4
credit purchasers to CIV, n,". with apprav per-
sonal security. bearan. e,Lh, r CENT h''rgt from
day of sole, a mOrtgag to &c retained o.'h pr per-
ty until final payment OF prch.-,c pr cn.',d AT rest
Titles to be passed before Henry Hawtord,
Notary Public at the expense Of the purchaser,
dec q, 1856 G. W. CATLETl, Arctioncer.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-06
Gle ftlitiana 9emoetat.
T L II NJ S d.

SUBSCRlPTlON.--THREE DOLLARS per year. payable
m advance. FouR, If mol paid within six months
and FivE, II not paid before the close of the year.
ADVERTISING inserted ut One
Dollar per Square Of Ten lines. or less for the first
insertion. and Fifty cents for each subsequent one
Professional and business Cards, not exceeding sly
lines for twelve months Ten Dollars. Advertise
mcnts not marked with the number Jf Insertions
will be inserted until forbid.
CONTRACTING RATES. a.
Smiths. m. IN. m. ~ m.
One Souarc, So SO 80 So Sl2 Slo
Three r%S square squares, 10 . i 9 %
Four Squares IL 10 20 70 3o
ANNOUNCING Candidates for Office, TEN Dollai'
payable in advance.
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CONTRACTING RATES.

ANNUU NUTNIT JNfIUIIlNtcH TOT 0"'e0' -
payable in advance.
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Rich Jasps and adractOry and
PLAIN AND A5M, richly merited

STEAM MELopIEs.-It has been sta
ted that some inventor in Worces-
ter has succeeded in turning the un-
earthly screech of the steam. whistle
into harmonious music. The new in.
vention was attached to one of the To-
comotives on the Worcester and Nash
ua railroad on Thursday; and the ed
itor of the Worcester Transcript, who
was one of the party that 'sfaced the
music" thus speaks Of the sensation
created as the engine left Worcester to
the tune of "Old Dan Tucker"
"The effect was magical, nay won-
derfnl, exciting, and amusing. Men
left their fields and work shops and
rushed for the railway; with them
came women with babies and with
out, children innumerable, and swarm
ing like ants when there ant hill is
trodden on, all agape and agrin with
wonder and delight. Everything an
innate was ON the qas esUe. The
horses danced pirouettes to the music;
the very pigs relaxed the tension Of
their tortuous tails, andstupid calves,
that ne'er had heard of melody, in
dumb amazement snufied the music.
laden air, and stood agape, their pen
dant tails ont, standing straight be.
hind Twas marvellous, and w
should not have been surprised if al
the bending woods, charmed by thu
Orphic strains, had walked adown tn,
shaded hills and made obeisance te
the Calliope, even as, to the terror 0
Macbeth, the lofty sBirnam wood
I came down 'to Dunsinane.'
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Glotbing.
-
1856. Spring and Summer 1856,
ARRANGEMENT,
q AT THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and NJ anufa cturin g
EMP % IIET.M.
A. CASTEEf. q co,

A. CASTEEL O. co,
TAKE this opportunity TO inform the pnbllc tina
i they have received at their Store, the largest
Stock Of Ai. aH8 .afH*z Hatf9#E5
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings,
which has ever been brought to this market. The
Goods which we offer to the Inspection of the citizens
ofthis town surpass In design and finish, nything
that be offered them this side of New York, being
selected with the greatest and from the most ex-
tensne houses in the Eastern markets, and with a
view to satisfy the tastes of all our customers.
Wehave also a full and complete assortment Of
the latest and most approved atty les of
GENTS. FUkNISHfNG GOODS,
which are beyond doubt the ruosi desirable to be
found In this city. Among which ar Gents Shirts,
Undershiris, Stocks, Crayats, Gloves, SuspeBders,
Hose, dkc. REla5 /
Particular attention will be paid, heret ofore to
the making up Of garments in style unsurpassed BY
any similar establishment. rt
Full suits made shortest notice, and Warranted
to suit.
Thank full for the bestowalofpast liberal iavors OF
the public, we take pleasure in pledging renewed
fidelity, and solicit share of the ubc patronage.
ADl % Diff CASTEEL d. co.
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RailrOaos.


SPRlNG ARRANGEMENTS,
IN and AFTER Monday, April 18th, 6,ahd until
Ofurthei notice, u ins will leave Rock leland dai
ly, Sundays excepted, as follows:
lst mail train ~ .g- 6.W A. M
% express, stopping only atthe principal
BlttiOns AZ IO.45 N. III
Sd night express, stopping staii stations 9iO r. NJ
4th freight, with cd clsss cars At - ~ $50 A. NJ
Trains arrive At Rock Island daily, Sundays except
ed, as foiows: fa ltV2
lst Gight express at ~ 800 A. NJ
I'd express, stopping only at tho principal
btatfOns ~ 4.UU r. M
mall tTainnt O.l5 r. N
9TH freight with 2dclass cars at 6.45 Pm
All trains over ths road In direct connection ri
Chicago with trains both the Mch.gaa SoutherI
and Michigan Central X. X. 10 and from Detroit To
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
DuDkirk, buffalo, Niagara Pals, Albany, New York
Philadeiphia, baltimore and Washington. Also al
La Sale with trains OF the Illinois Central Road
north 10 Gaena and south 10 st. Lons and Cairo, 70
which places ticketA can be procured OF s. s. STE
VEINS, Ticket agt. 4. X. Depot h. l. 4tH y
Passengers are reminded ofthe necessity Of CIV Ing
diatinet directions TO the destination Of their bag
gage, also 70 procure tickets before taking theiI
the cars the conductors collect fares only
TO stations the line OF the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad. JOHN Y. TRACY, Supt.
VIII. WHITMAN, ASH Sup't.
Rock Island, April z, 1856.
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FRANCIS JACOBY, JR's.,
NEW DRUG AND PREaCRIPTION STORE

I7HEsubscribs attention OF
l. the eetizens sofDayenportand of surrounding country
TO l1sDrug and Chemical Store on adybetween Sec
end nd Third sts.
From his knowledgean and experience inthe business,
he cay assure those who may favor him, thathcy will
befurnishcd with Medicines ofthe best quality pre-
pared with the and moderate prices.
Personals attention will given tothe compound
ing Of all Prescriptions.
Healsokeepsa goodassor ortmentof German French, /,
English and American Penumery, Tooth and Hair
Brushes, Combs, ,snd General assortment o Fancy
Articles.
Davenport Oct 18th, Is54-d-tf
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some of The best manufactures in the East, and re.
spectfuliy solicts share ofpublic patronage.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Can here find assortment of seasonabe
Prime Retailing Goods,
at low prices in any establishmentin the West.
Apl l5 dsw If ID. B. CARLETON.
HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.
THIS iava luabIe compound so fully appreeia ted
i BY tho American people, is gaining wide celeb
rity and has become permanently established as the
best AMI effective medicine ofthe day. Cert if-
Gates daily pouring in from ali partso the States
and the aiIiictcdno rejoice there Is help when
cry other remedy proves Intellectual. Diseases which
for years proved source of misery, and agonizlng
r,rure, have readily yielded beneath its irresistible
cheerful by its extrao rdnary efficacy. If you want
tho pure and genuine Sarsaparilla, (that which is
Weren't, andsupe riorto Bulls or any other COM
p ad as one thing is capable of being 10 another,
e stsssc HurIey's, for out OF thousands OF cases
se4sHtfkd through Alseamas Mississippi, Wisconsin,
single ins aN sen known 10 Eai, and viii cure be-
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4 The Demoine City Statesman says
that the store of j. C. SLADDEN, in
Cambridge, Co., was struck by light
ming on the LIST inst, and with its con-
tents destroyed. Loss $4,000.
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!
At the Great Western Clothing Store,
~ I.

M tuG 0ACoV w VoUVAA oGUAC
Il. howcnstcin
g No. 6, LIZ CLAIRE ROW,
rs in receipt ofthe largest and complete stock
i of
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
brought TO this market, which ueen purchased
in the Eastern markets al greatly reduced pr.ces and
which he will sell L
Tioenty- Fiue per Cent. Cheaper
than any other establishment In this section of coun
Try He s also, addition 10 his stock Of Clothing,
reccyingan extensive and well selected stock of
92 9entlemen's Furnishing Goods
of all styles and varieties to which he invites aten-
ton. His stock has been selected with great es-
pressly for this market, and very lowest priees
I'll Extent, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot be equaod D this region, and are
FRESH FROM THE MASUFACTORY. s5
All he asks Is that the pu5c generally willexamine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling salts
fed that those who cannot be suited In quantity, qua
lily and price at the ,
Great Western Clothing House.
cam 1t be suited at any other establishment west Of
Chicago. ait
Aug. 81. tt. l.. L0WENSTEiS.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, PAPER HANGING, etc.

HAVING associated themselves
So together for the purpose Of carry
E3ing on the Business Of HOUSE,
-@ SIGN ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, PAPER HANGING and GLAZING, WHITES-
ING and WALL CoLoRIN G on PerryStreet, between
I'd and3.. Streets.
Would most respectfully announce TO theirfriends
and the public generally that they prepared ex
ecute Painting in either Lead Zine slowestpos
sible prices and in the very best style. Their long
perenee In theabove Business warrants themin en-
surng their patrons full any worktha
may be entrusted TO them.
Particular Acknowledgements to estimating anypub-
lie private Buildings. Persons wishing any Of the
above work done would do we'll to give them call be.
eeute Landscapes, Masonic and Odd Fellsw's
Aprons, Decorating and Gliding superior and
ON the most reasonable terms. Paints of ali colors
prepared and ready foruse Glassofai sizes, putty,
Ac, for sale.
Juns29, 1854 DONNELL& DUNN
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DIRECT FROM BOSTON,
nv EXPRESS. 1.

VERY han ds mo 10 of Maktlllas and black Silks
n which will be sold at low figures by Harris, Bra
dy ST., below end. Ladies' eA and examine our stock
before you pu rchase.
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Qaros.
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C. O. ALvoRp.


No. 30 East Second Street, Davenport, Iowa.
GENERAL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
Dye-Stufs, Window Glass,
Psrfumsry, Fancy Articles, Patent Nedicinss, &c.
ID ESPECTRULLY calithe attention ofthe purchas-
IL ing community to our present large stock of
Goods and large additiOasnow opening, which are
cannot b0 surpassed either In price quail
y. We would invite the attention of country Store
Keepers and Physciansto prices and goods befoY
purchasing elsewhere.
Family Medicinesand Physicians nsPrescnptionscarc
ully compounded. feb IL
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, !
tFERS his professional services TO the citizens of
davenport and vicinity. ohiec corner of Main
"H 81 streets. Residence on Main above Eighth.