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MANNY's PATENT REAPER and MOWER,
w ard SINGLE MOWER-Msnuf.ctursd ~ l. Sh hepD
LIZ BALL w A. WOOD, q hoosick fAls, ana 40
HAM MARCELLUs Of Amsterdam " Y, and JOhs r.
ADRlANCE Co. Of Worcester, Mas are toI sas ~
IS PeArist y JACOB ELLISON Agent
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1856.

ID E A D Y for u =.
IL And fer sale By al PsriodcL DeAl.n
FRANK LEsLIEs
NETWORK JOURNAL,
The cheapest ard best Monthly Of The day Pee ISIS or
r.r ,..I. Agency No. leS Nsss.u-
ROSS TOUsEY Ar-nta
MAGGIE BELLA sweet simple, heart
WI orisral Poem which Oh or younx can
read tsout having er snsr elements q hs
The heart and moistened will testify srSns.
reous rushins o. yoars tenasmple natural crxnx-a
Harmonious chime Of 'vee; toned bill, from beginning
It illustrated with nenber Of original designs
bessy. IL .ppesr. n the July Number Of rds USITEo
STATES MAGAZINE. An original Illustrated Poem Of such
rare something rev for Magazine bat . Eue to be
apo Grated
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w and MYRCHASDIsE v.at.s IN IxcHASas 81,
frat rate CITY PROPERTY, q. fair prices Persona having
Western Lar de vii Ind 70 tseif ea early
Al WORKS, Nc. IL, srsy Psl Bssi, BssAnssst
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ERE WORKS, FIREW o ks
The Subscribers prepared to furnish al articles = "a
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
rhetr scck eomprtsrs snozs other r-isles
No l. CRACKERS EXTRA SIZE 30, TORPEDOES
ROMAN CANDLES, flan and Colored-
ROCKETS from 70 o. PLAN and Cclored
VERTICAL and PIN WHEELS, GRASSHoPPERS, he
fxkihitScns furnished sf short noSre-
Sole 1tsfrG LILLrHSDAHL'S Excelsior Fire vcrks
JOLLEY TIERS,
No - Msidenlzne and No $50 Nuisnst.
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6orses, Carriages. &r

DAIR of CARRIAGE HORSES for SALE, at
the .srd corner Of Washington and Ersnklinsta fres
o eco Luse young and remarkably stylso acton
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DVERTISING-A WIND" GEN
"A ERALADvERTIsING and 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Nc IS3 Naau neIt door to the Nassau presents
systematic FOR the business unity OF having her
forwarded aud Inserted in the most widely er-
cuised newspspers throughout the United ststs Cansdss
West Indies Europe tho Publishers lowest rstss Pa
On o ~ animation.
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II IREWORKS.-A general assortmen. Oh Pinn
IN eADEAu LgShHOoD,
No ~ Wssb-StHS -
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III u n
tbe TILE Of very interesting hi,tocsl and desePtiye
.-t,.,e Ia The JULY SUMBER Of THE UNITED STATES
NAGxIINE emhelished with twenty nx nis Origins
Fnsnvnss including vie Of The ms Ans.ss ~
Also Ari6eeot Of The New Chamber Of re o5se
81 the original drawings o. the sen
tset a. II VII a. with Censss in session. and many o'ne'
EpGsyir 90 Of ssas interest pesers 'uspisS yrorsrv
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THE NEw.YORK CLIPPER.

THE NETWORK CLIPPER.
Containing Unabridged Report Of PADDOCK AND
BROOME's GREAT BATTLE FOR THE CHAMPION
SHIP OF ENGLAND, will be ready on WEDNESDAY, A.
Neon
THE CLIPPRR will sso contain spinted lsrsesizea en-
srsv Of Yacht Race Tom GsyDer Fishtins Coe
tune, &c.
THE DERBY-A full report Of this annual racing fixture Of
Ensnd will G.o be sven-Lots Of money lost and By the
triumph Of an oItsidsr" Ellington.
Sketch Of sehuyltl Barge Cluos Sport on he Wsters
Guide 70 H.ath-Iupor:snt 70 CLERKS add others
Hnts on CIieiet, No 1-Du,ies Of an Umpire.
Pedestrian Fest-Wslkins 100 h,urs without rest
All the latest Theatrical Matters both Foreign and Domestic
Chen Drsushts-BesGtfUl Problems Games and Posl
tons
Sporting New, from all parts Of the Void Up b. Latest
Moment.
THE NETWORK CLIPPER beautifully printed 6os
white paper at the low price Of -FOUR CENTS PER copy vii
be treat Of than ordinary interest this veei.
Remember, for sale in PHILADELPHIA az al the News
Depots at WEDNESDAY, 18Th inst
QUEEN JONES, Proprietors
ROSS 4 TOUsEY AGENTS No. lf9 Nassau-st
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STATIONERY ano fanrp Soooa
TIVE SWEDISH HAIR CREATOR is a prep

i sraion adapted Fl the RESTORATION and PREsER-
WALTON OF the HAIR lts marked success wau ants every o.
whose hair falling has fallen to try IL The number Of GER
6ces from scians and others too Uest for al advertise
IL is the only preparation which can show s triumph
10 the persons who have tined II. Price ~ oy single bottle
SO for dozer Sent 10 any part OF the United states
Address orders 10 PROPRIETORs SWEDISH HAIR CREA-
TOR No $50 Brosdwsy New-York Reterences-Dr. Burt
No l7s East 18th ct Dr. Henderson Canal and Broad
wsy; DR.. W. c. Bennett No o2 Ithsy Dr. z. Rogers Doe
ton; yustu. Palmer, ESQ, No II Ns'san't T. A Fowler
ssq No. II Wals Henry Miller, .sq, Detroit; J. hamilton,
Nc la Myresy Brooklyn and others The following letter
from DR.. BuTtsee, will speak for self 49,.
NEwYoRK. No t79 East 18th st., Aur 8, lSbo
DEaS STA Your favor OF the ls inst IN hand have only
that the fact. forth my certificate pubshed are
true in every particular have since that time
few Of my friends have heard only from three ves
One MIs John Wrsh No 80 Forsyth st. New fora h. bad
hair completely restored Another my cousin, Miss Dur-
Of this city lost her hair from eyspeas has been re-
stored being bald in spo for nearly year. and the thd
that Of iend Mr. Boyd, who ~s bald IS months ON
the bsek Of his head lie has used nearly three months and
the place covered BY short growth Of strong hair ms az
kpow Of the RestoTer You certainly welcome 70 my
knowledge the subject As never recomne end ay'h
except the of profession, you ust with me e's
above stated your judgment 70 whether 70 y u or
II you do, would be pleased matter Of CURIOSITY 70
learn the result Respectfully Soarsa ,,,,r,rrr Am
(siUed) HENRY BURTSEIE' M' "
To II MILLER, esq.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09
Tbe felitianu nemotrat.

VERMONT Resolutions IN THE Gropct,
SENArE.-A Millcdgevile letter, of the 2Stl
ult., to the Savannah Georgian, says;
Another message was received from the
Governor, containing series ofresolutions
passed by the Legislature of Vermont. and
transmitted by the Governor of said State
OF course they were of the usual insulting
character, and could not be noticed by
Southern men without self degradation
Considerable high feeling and indignation
were exhibited in the Senate when these re-
solutions were read, and all seemed to be
Of the opinion that the proper course would
be to send them back whence they came.
The Governor in his message took his usu.
al high and digniflcd position upon the ques
ton OF Southern rights and honor.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
SILLlMAN FEMALE COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE.
OIL / N TON. La.

" IL N l. - N LA,
TlHIS Institution will be opened for the re-
ception Of pupils on the First Monday OIL
March, under the following Board of instruct.
ors
Rev. HENRY MCDONALD, A. NJ. :. Principal
Mrs. MARY ANNA MCDONALD, Vice Principal
Miss WILLIE ANN SLAUGHTER, -. | Assistant
Miss PnILoMELA LOOMS, ...... Teachers
Mr.. CHARLES SHUfTz, ....... Music Teacher
An accomplished Pianist to be supplied.
Other assistant teachers will be engaged us
the number Of scholars may require their SER
vices
The terms Of tuition and boarding, establish
ed by the former Principal, will be adopted
payable in advance, viz.
Tuition per session of five months lst class s25 O.
3" +" Is I'd class 20 0O
" Primary, Is OF
Music, on the Piano or Gnitar, ............ rs OF
Vocal music, each scholar, per session.. 81
Ancient or modern languages. painting, draw
lag, or fancy needle work. Extra.
boarding. per session Of five months, ...... so OF
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 doz. 90
Each boardcr will be expected to furnish hcl
own bed bedding, lights, wash stand, wash
bowl and pitcher, towels &c. The Principal
having his own servants, is prepared to receive
rs many boarders Us may desire to board in
the Institution.
Pupils will be received at any time during
the session, and charged from the time OF en-
trance to the end Of the scssion-but no de-
duction will be made for absence, after en-
trance, except IN cases of protractcd sickness.
The Institution being designed by the char
ter and its founders for an exclusively Female
Collegiate Institute little boys will not be re.
ceived.
With The view Of saving the patrons of the
Institution, unnecessary expense, the school
books used by the former principal, will be
adopted, and any changes which hereafter may
become necessary, will be introduced when the
scholars shall have completed the books which
they already possess.
The session of Five months will tcrmnstc
with the close of July, and throw the vacation
into August and September. The subsequent
session will commence the First Monday Of
October.
The teachers profess to be utterly incompc.
tent TO lmpart education to pupils who will not
apply their own minds to study, and therefore,
all agencies calculated to interfere with strict
ly Academic course Of education, will be pro
tested against and discouraged. The Prnci
pal earnestly soicits the cooperation of parent:
and guardians in promoting the intellectual i'm
prorcmcnt and highest happiness Of the pupils
who may be conldcd to his care
HENRY MCDONALD, Principal
Clinton, La, Feb 2, 1856. Ally
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09

FROM FLoRIDA.-Th steamship Fashion
brings additional intelligence respecting
the Indian disturbances in that State:
1t was supposed that the express rider
between Fort Myers and that post had been
cut of, as nothing had been heard Of him
for several days. Lieut.. Thomas had been
sent from Fort Myers with party of TWEEN
ty-two men under his command, to recon
hotter the country between that Fort and
Fort Deynaud. Liuct Small. who had
just returned from Il boating expedition
volunteered to accompany him on his per-
ilous expedition.
Col. Munroc has mustered in several
volunteer companies, for the purpose Of de-
Tending the frontier settlements. Prepare
tons arc being made for an active campaign
against the Indians. and il IL now the fixed
determination Of the Government TO force
the Indians to leave tile country.
1t seems to be the intention Of the Indian,
to attack and cnt off all small parties that
arc sent ont, and ii is not considered safe
to send ont less than fifty men. or they will
be attacked. Lieut.. Benson had just re
turned to Fort Myers from an expedition
TO Charlotte Harbor, and had seen no In
dams.
The Fashion arrived at Pensacola on The
1st of February. The sloop-ofwar Fal-
mouth went in over the bar just ahead Of
her.
The U. S. frigatc Pensacola on Fridry
last, bound in. The Z. ;. sloopof.war Pal
mouth arrived aud anchored off the Navy
Yard Oh the same day.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09

GREAT TYPOGRAPHICAL FEAT IN PH1LA-
DELpHIA,-We find the following extraor.
binary statement in the Philadelphia North
American:
"The most remarkable of all perform.
anccs in the way of rapid publication has
just been effected by Philadelphia firm
Messrs. L. II. Butler & Coin placing be.
fore the public their edition of the third
and fourth volumes of Macaulay's History
of England. The whole process was ac-
complished with degree of speed hitherto
unrivalled. The London edition contains
600 octave pages. OF this large work
the types wcrcpickcd up and set, the pages
stcrcotyped and printed, and copies of the
first edition Of ten thousand copies were in
the hands Of the publishers, bound, within
fifty working hours from the commencement
Of the work
such speed should astonish the London
publishers. When their edition was already
stcrcotypcd, and 10000 copies ready for
delivery, they announced the fact, and &c.
600 subscribers presented themselves. The
publishers asked delay of one month to
prepare the additional 10000 copies"
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION TO DE SETTLED

AN IMPORTANT QUESTION TO DE SETTLED.
We have already noticed the rebuke re.
Gently administered by the Legislature of
Pennsylvania to the sympathizcrs with Pas
smore Williamson, the Aboitionist, whose
incarceration by Judge Kane, Of Philadcl-
phia, created much excitement at the North
last year We learn from the PHILADELPHIA
Ledger that highly important question is
now occupying the attention Of the House
Judiciary Committee Of the same LegisIa-
turc, growing out Of the case in which Will
Hanson made himself notorious-viz: whc-
thcr southcrncrs can pass through that
Commonwealth with their slave property
It is understood that q majority of that
Committee will report that such right cx-
lists, and has not been impaired by the leg
islation of that State
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09

cd Government of the heads of both the
old parties, and appears thus to have fused
and thus prevented domestic warfare. The
Government Of Rivas, the new President
is now acknowledged by the country and
the people look with hope to the future for
q repose from civil war never before secured
to them. This seems to be the actual con-
dition of affairs, so far as | can learn from
various authorities.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09

Fely- Archbishop Hughes, in his recent Ice
turc III Baltimore, expressed the opinion that
the Roman Catholic Church in this country
can anticipate little increase to it, numbers
Or strength from immigration, and that fu-
turc hopes Of the church must be based upon
retaining is present numbers, and the in.
crease from conversions. lie thinks the
present condition Of the church and the nu
mcrous acccssons which he says have been
made to it from converts OF American birth,
Justify the most sanguinc expectations in
this regard.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09

FINED FOR WEARING 4 SHAwL.-A young
man named Kirk Anderson had been arrest
ed in 81. Louis, Mo-, for wearing shawl
on the ground that it was not the apparel
of his sex. The case came up on Friday
and Anderson was fined $50. Ii has crea-
ted intense excitement among the shawl
wearing gentry of st. Louis. Not the appa-
arel OF his sex! The sugar hogshcads might
with as much propricty make similar OBJ
lection to the ladies wearing hoops. We
submit it to the Secretary Of the Hoops as
ISOLATION if we are not right.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09

CENTRAL AMERIcA.-Thc National In
telligence prints an interesting letter from
an American officer in San Juan, dated Jan.
3, 1856:
Walker is here, the object which fills
every eye, and is, perhaps, entitled TO the
distinction. lie is now the undoubted
master of Nicaragua, and if he listened to
the seductive invitations from the parties
in the adjacent States, who wish to recon
struct the Central American Republic, he
might be the master of Central America.
He now has as many fighting men as he
wants. and proclaims that he wants only
emigrant settlers for the farms, promising
each man about two or three hundred acres
Of public land. Walker seems to have act
ed with great prudence. lie came on the in
Vltation of the Democratic party of Nicara-
qua to assist it to regain power, to enable
1t to free and then to tranquilize the coun-
Try. Beating the opposing party and OBJ
tanning possession of the Capital, he form
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09

DUEL WITH REyoLyERs. 1t will be re-
mcmbcrcd that about two months ago a
man named Bell, from Cahawba, Ala, was
arrested in this city on a charge of having
fired at and seriously wounded his brother
in-law. Mr. Quarlcs. After being taken to
Cahawba, hostile message passed between
the parties, and they came to Louisiana for
the purpose Of wipng out old scores ac-
cording to the code" Sunday last was
the time fixed for the meeting; spot near
Lake Pontclartrain the place, and reyol-
yers at twenty PAGES formed portion Of
the appointments. 1t is said that they fired
five shots each. Quarlcs received three shot
and Bell but one. Quarlcs received one
shot in his right car, another in his left
check, onein his shoulder the fourth pas
scd through his hat. The shot which Bell
received was in the upper and postcrior
portion Of his right hip. None of the
wounds are expected 10 prove fatal. Yes
to-day the parties returned to Alabama, ac-
companied by their respective friends.-pic.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

4 III. persons receiving Freight. except responsible
II Merchants and Traders IN town, will hereafter be
acquired % paY on dfrerg unless The same Is auho-
rised to he charged TO the account Of merchant
The Rail Road Company will not he responsible
for freight delivered along Me road except nj sta
lions where they have agents.
Storage charged on all freight remaining at the
Depot ten days.
ieb2 II, MARsTON, Agent.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09
ia GUERREAN GALLERY,

=" Of those for whom we fond emotions cherish
Secure the shadow ere the substance PERISH
fTllE undersigned bcgs leave TO inform the citizens
/ Of Clinton and vicinity. that he has opened a
saloon adjacent to the Onion Hotel where he is pre-
pared TO furnish life like ILLNESSES Of those who may
favor him with call.
Pictures taken in cloudy as well MS clear weather,
Posl norton pictures taken, when required
jan l9-1y j. S. SHERIDAN
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09
DENTISTRY.

TllE undersigned, a graduate of the NrA
l. Baltimore college OF Dental surge 6StSSsssS
ry, aud with several years practical ex- dII1D
perence in his profession feels warranted in offer
ing his services TO all persons DESTROYS of procuring
skiliull and scientific operations on the teeth Eve
~ operation warranted to give satisfaction. All
call, Tor visits attended to promptly
olice, In the second story OF the brick building
opposite the Union Hotel.
Once hours, from o'clock am. to 8 pm.
Permanently located ut CLINTON, Ia.
Jan 20 II. L. TAYLOR, ID. d. s.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09
To the Public.
w LII / A M LDER'S
Clinton and Baton Rouge Daily Line, O

NJ A L STA GEES.
III tl.Iies--s--s HAVING resumed the manage.
A1l41--- z: ment of the Mail Stage Line, be-
tween Clinton, Baton Rouge, and Jackson,
the undersigned would respectfully inform the
travelling public that his Coaches will run
each way, EVERY DAY IN TIE WEEK,
excepting Sundays, leaving Clinton and Baton
Rouge, at Q o'clock, An
TARE.
From Clinton TO Fran Baton Rouge, to
Baton Rouge, SO 90 Clinton, 80 90
Jackson, 49,. 90 jackson ~ SO
NJ. Willng,... 2 90 Mt Willing. . 90
Plains, ...... 2 80 Plains, ....... L SO
ffn- Every attention paid to tie comfort and
convenience Of passengers
mar ~ WIN. ELDER. II
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09
CATALOGUE OF GARDEN SEEDS AT
THE CLINTON DRUG STORE.

CATALOGUE OF GARDEN SEEDS Al
THE CLINTON DRUG STORE.
ARGE drum head cabbage, large fiat do
IL Extra early york do Siesian lettuce
Green ice lettuce, sugar loaf lettuce.
White cross lettuce, long salmon radish,
Yellow turnip radish long scarlet radish,
Red turnip radish, large red onions,
Silver skinned white onions, summer turnips,
Winter turnips, extra early blood turnip beet
Early long blood beet, French sugar beet,
Large red tomatoes, large yellow tomatoes,
Orange carrot, double parsley, squash,
Satisfy or vegetable oysters, sugar parsnip-,
Brown mustard, curled crcss, garden crcss,
Rhnbarb or pie plant, carly frame cncumbers,
Burr cucumbcrs, large marrowfat pea,
Extra early pea, May pea, royal dwarf pea,
Early Washington pea, Prince Albert pea,
Early no string beans, carly dutch pole beans
Large white kidney beans, early Valentine do
Speckcd butter beans, long white Lima beam
Water melons, nutmeg melons, musk melons,
Pumpkins, white salad celery,
Long cayenne pepper, large bell pepper, &c.
All warranted fresh and genuine. RAISED
and put mp by the society of Shakers, Plea
SAINT Ill., Ky. For sale by
In LEMON,
Sole agent for tho Parish Of East FcIiciana,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09
NOTICE.

4 LII persons are hereby forewarned from
"A receiving or trading for certain note of
hand, made payable by me to Mcssrs. Love &
Owen. for the sum of 500. with eight per cent
interest thereon, dated sometime in the latter
part of January or the first Of February, 1855,
IS the consideration for which said note was
given has failed and am determined not to
pay it.
jim 10 4. N. MOODY.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09
DAGUERREAN LIKENEsSES,

DAN UTNNTAN III THEN T~STS.
0llAS FRElDAl. respectfully informs tbe citizens
" OF CLINTON, and its vicinity, that he has taken
the large room over the Episcopal church. south
west corner Of the Public square, where he is prppa
red TO take Daguerrean likenesses in a superior
style. Give call and examine his specimen
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09
CONFECTIONERY & FAMILY GRO
Gerry

TIE UNDERSIGNED thankful for the lib
| eral patronage which they have received for
the past year, during which, their efforts to
please and accommodate, they trust, have af-
fordcd general satisfaction, with the view OF in-
crcasing that appreciation and support have
made large and valuable additions TO their
present extensive assortment. .H#Hl
They are prepared to furnish Balls, Soirces
Weddings, Assemblies, Dinner Parties (public
or priyate), and social gatherings, of whatever
kind, with every article required
II would be to the interest of country mer
chants and others, to call examine, and leave
their orders
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09
PORT HUDSON HOTEI,.

HAVING taken this well known house formerly
Ill occupied by Mrs. Willson, the undersigned d
prepared y receive and and Accommodate III tray
cling public, and the citizens Ia general. lii Ia
hc will BE- well furnished. aud no effort shall h.
wanting. on his part to render general satisfaction
cet - X. NANSlEKLE.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

FLOODED JACK FOR SALE.
A FINE bloodcd JACK, 4 years old past,
"a large and well broke, performs well, and
is good breeder, direct from Missouri, and
can DO seen at j. Warren Taylor's, fonr miles
from jackson, La. Also: one fine saddle
horse, and one fine buggy horse for sale.
jan 10 HUMPHREY TAYLOR
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09

GARDEN SEEDS FOR 1856,
RAISED AND rur UP
BY The Society Of Shakers, Pleasant IIill, Ky.
TiiosE sold by regular appointed agents, are
J. WARRANTED fresh aud genuine A large supply
has jnst been received by #s~
J. N. LEMON.
Id Sole agent for the Parish OF East Feciana
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-02-09

NEW ORLEANS PACKET.

NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
TTNllll steawes BELLA DONNA Capt. Ss1ssa-.h
l. WIN. McCabc, leaves New orleans, a,ttsgsssaSS'
every Saturday evening, for Williams sss.sszss..
port, touching ut oil intermediate points: returning
leaves Bayou Sara, every Wednesday on the arrival
Of the Cars from Woodvillc. touching at Port Hnd
son and all intermediate places. ErM#
5as-Particuar attention paid to the receiving aud
landing of passengers and way freight, at all hours
of the day and uight. doc