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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

DROUGHT before the Undersigned, Justice of the
ID Peace and strayed this day, by James H. Ray,
living on Thompson Creek about seven miles from
Port Hudson, brown horse about ten years old
fifteen and u half hands high, both hind feet white
left eye out scar on the right side little back of
the grth. with collar marks on both shoulders. APP
praised by appraisers to be worth in cash. fifty
dollars. JAMES G. JACKSON,
Eas, Fciciana. Sep. II, 1856. =. lat Ward.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-20
Dir. G. w. MAYBERRY.

(LATE oE THE LOUISIANA INSANE AsYLuM)
ii ANlNG permanently located at the residence Of
IL Or. LESLIE. respectfully offers his professional
services to the ncighborhood and surrounding coun-
try lie hopes, after experience of twenty years
in the practice Of medicine and surgery to merit Il
liberal portion of patronage. aug ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

Low A q II y = ST ~.
fhess Lands were granted BY the GoyeneDt 20 aG u tne
construction OF tbs Ha.l'sad and include some % zoe
snd re, 'ert.e INTO N We state eSs nb,, Tho
tLore WIN neshiLorLt sio'ee OF osA anu onot io'
Rosd extends from chicago on the nodh az 70 IaIo
south s,a IRON h'Tee :" oaens sS a ebin 81
-, - np ss.h - "a ~. r. rasiv s,d cheso me-.
u' nnes Oh ea.u sue " n's .'S 10Y - ~ - Ill 10
al, OF moe lsoN ana Ico, 'nenoe 10 t a QUO "a
markets moreover the rasd bro"'h o' uoH-oht
villages along The me- and ne great increase " Dopaoo y
INN raion &c afford substantial add growing home denaad
for farm prodrce ,
ser nv ro and pc uiary cited for graz ne sheep
the cultivation OF Wheat, lndizn Corr. &c
characteristics ct m lands Tree- not tequ'-d
to cot p%I ss t 10 e. st Cd rs.
first crop Indian Com pi the wiJ broken sod rsu-
ally rpaJs the cos, of pov M and fcncins
large profits with pow AID two yoss of oven WI
break and hat two acres per Gay Contsc, csn %
made or breakne ready Tor wpoat az from so ~ ~
per By adcior@ nlapaSenent the land may oe DO.
AID fehced tie inst and under h4a sata Of eoIu'a'D n
Corn Grain, Cattle etc wl be Forwarded At reasonable
to Chcsgo for the Et>r market aud 70 Caro- Tor ths
southern The larger yield OIL tie cheap land. Of Illinois
tie high iceo lands toe E.sera aud Middle states known
70 I've n och more than sufficient 20 pay tho oGetsuee OF
oon.,,on 60 the Fsser, market ~
Btunnou. Cosl several points along tbs Road.
ard cheso end desirable fuel be deverel a.
.rs ron "a along the Roed at 80 to 81 per Wood
be BED al The same RATES per cord
h'rt settling lows Minnesota should near
N mind that aDds there of .uy value aons toe
many miles miami been disposed of tbs, for those
located the Interior there are no iencse Tor
the produce market railroads no. having been troi1cea
lands hund
red lies bv wagon 70 would much tran the
exre fcuvaEs them, and hence Government lands ha,
gjtatod AT e Ter acre sIe not the
Iaud of hi, Compai = AT the prices fxpsi
The same remarks hold scoi N relation the lands in Kan
sas NiaI for brb va ant ands nav BE- toupd
- - - -, nd
NO "sfl 9ou,Se Io 5 ~ r.. LII - carr,d
every hundred uh"s the p'ouuao Oi 'noSo So 20 ~ ~
eitte' in wagons or INTERRUPTED "sei , oIs ~
the ef Transportation ~mcb mus %
The t,leI- tho ,educed prices Of their product; sad to that
precisely the incomes from thef tErrs "a OF cous'
o. Their Investments annually sDd every yesr reJnoes
The sTea ter'iiiy 81 the lands nov cne.el ,ol ~
Conn any aud heir consequent yield tse oi me rsts
fe &c In the cost OF transportation especially in view OF TOO
facilities furnished by this Road with Which II con-
ne,s The oero of which are aot interrupted 81 tbs low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

opYicx or TEE WINDSOR MINING CosPAsr.}
No IS WsLLsr.,
NEW YORK May 1853
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ STOCK in the WINDSOR MINING COMPANY Is
fjted for non psyment Of OF Dollar
Il are duo the Isl March 1856 ans that the same VIII DO sod
At Public Auction at tho office Of the Company on
The 7ib day Of JuLe, 1856 AZ I<oc"ch uoSs plo'~sAJ
redo emed by payment OF said sse.snee ana expenses
{ ticats .enoWo ,s,
No l16 shares No lb5.....,....... IN shAfos
NJ ieS IOo shares No l9l............ 3bshsrss
No 9s 40 shares No. 8l............. 81 shares
No los '. 81 shares No. lo8........,... 4osh1s
No i77.........bo mares 70 10 IN 800
No l78......... o., shstes 20 is,''''''''''' ios-
No $780,. ........ 100 shHes TO .o''''''''''" io,ss
No B6.......... " shAres NO vo''''''''''''' "S's~
NJ IRs ~ shares
No io''''''''' NATH HAYDEN, Trsssnsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
Chanfes for Business Glen.

A BARGAIN. and MACHINE
IA SHOP with Engine Tools property formerly
k1ewn the GuilfOrd Manufacturing Company, situated at
t nfod Con 90 miles Iom New York accessible by Sound
rsbnea-s Offered for SALE The property originally
coat about Twenty Thousand Dollars Is will be sold for Eight
thousand application Is made imue diately 10
SAMUEL ~ JOHNSON, Gulfor1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

s1oJuTRv HOUSE for sALE-In tho village

COUNTRY HOUSE for SALE-in tno village
u Of Fushtus d~eilus bouss in he ltAaa ststs 40" 90
ared by Samuel g. Parsons, bud hsoO1Shy 10 iSN
m tho osners 90 and furuisled -ith even noiern con
,rni-sr. ~ furnace. bsb-oH water closest suadry S-
,epi, ro1us aud kifhes shove HoeDd- hsh ieopihs-
on nsbed with seDtiatinE resisteIs Opening '1is
.bsf ttchsn chimney. fhr srpans are
with deciduitf trees snt .hruhs and
h. GARDEN with 1,,t tree The vnity 81 Piusbirs New
Tott Cit, aocebo by railroad le- thar hour ts csi
hreI schools S.,sns hesthn-ss ard he besdty II
10 surrounding. thus house very desirable s
~bo wishes q reasnrt coautry read<noe Apply 70
j. p. PARSONS No. a WalLst., b,ssmsnt
L'ARM LAMBS for SALE.-Ths ILLINOIS
i CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY is prepared 70
TWO MILLION or ACRES
r A II M II Or T. A y 3,
Ia TsAcTs oV FORTY AcsES AsD UPwAsp,
On
LONG CREDITS
II NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
PARTNER WANTED in an es.
60 Wbom it man Gronrsru.

A RESPONSIBLE PARTY, going West to in
IA speot locate Iowa and Southern Min
ne sofa, would LOCATE LAND WARRANTS for OTHERS.
bs at Florence Hotel on THURSDAY and FRIDAY
from 9 a o 10 p IN. In guile for w. :. BOOTH
IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN.-Dr. +. &.
Il MATTHIAS WILL receipt # - cents or s equivalent in
sase ssnrs receipt by which from : /" to
81 be INSIDE weekly The receipt obtained III lad
myself cleared So n single
weet. Address c. T.. MATTHIAS, NJ. d., New York Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

~ COMPANY-NOTlCE STOCKHOLDERS -rss
A.ru Meatug 0f ID. Stockhol. of thu Gael, AID Chicago
RsIosd Company for tho ton Of Directos aaS
If o'hss business viii be held u the office u ibs
Con pony ia ChicrgO inos WEDNESDAY. the ga day
VI June ~ o'clock accordance With the
me r. VI the chait~s and b, laws of ssd Company
Chlcsso April =. 1856. w. NJ LARRABEB. >ecrotHY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

CTEAM POWER to LET-A Brick twOstOry
~ BUILDING JOa feet by 50 81 zsbethpOrt " j. Ap Iy
A. BAIZ 487 Broadway j. o. RODS cON, Elzabetbpor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

TO LET-The spacious and well lighted
LOFTS in the buildb No. 90 Ann.st. f'or doors
above William Each of y by lio feet with &c ndows
Possession immediately. Inquire Of -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

ITO LET-A suite Of OFFICES, in the Bible
House. AsorIlsce, occupied by the New York Soci
Library let from Ist Of May next Apply at the Treas
uIeTs Office Bible House; entrance 4tb av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

TO LET-STORES and OFFICES in the Bible
House. Asorplace. Apply at tho Treasurers Office Bible
House entrance 4th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

VNHE Misses ROHR'S BOARDING and DAY
i SCHOOL, No. $50 West 3ith-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

CTEAM POWER Several weil-ligbted
~ ROOMS LET with Steam Power Nos % and io is
r HOE & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

"A HOUSE for SALE, LIE T. stoat-d the village Of
Oyster Bay o leland, . mies from New Work, Snd easy 81
ercrss by ealSat rael TIE house - large and ws
srrnreei a ready furnished. The contain nis scrts
With suitable Out Budpe &c Toe ocsuon besntal ard
s..i,bv Fog psrtculsrs srPy % Dr. WELLINGTON, M
ST. ,si l9rb St ana II BAILEY No q trinity buildings
or a6drcfs W. u. A. Box 1913, PostOrce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
BANK DEPARTMENT SrArg oy NV YoEx.f
ALsNSY Aprl 80, 1878. )
THE CROTON RIVER BANK has this day

hles In this oEcs NOTICE of the appointment OF j. p
FROST the City OF NJ York tor tie re tenpuco
of circulating notes agreeable to the act entitled IA .ot
,neBd the several acts relating 70 lnc mporatei B>nkS
PATkux As ost and ndvdu Bsrksrs pssaei Aprt IL
1881. JAfES VI. COOK, Suenntenaeat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

w Arr f. K PA L ENT u VI p. =
" VESTS iAPROIED ANrI-FREfZiNG PREMIUM
PUMP. For sale only 81 A w GAY & Co,
No tiB nsiien-ls,e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
ECp SAIF nr TYCHANGE lar CIrY pro
ILLINOIS,, NORTH wEsT-FOr SALE or

tTXCHANGF for New.York OF Brooklyn CITY P.oo-r,y
TOWN pJ OF Ola scr~ beautifully stua 81 Or badnr ~
80, 80 eet from, on OK ri ser go Ais frut1 chcaso 49,,
Ms.rr, Railroad nile tror the Cry of Dsie1 NE
,ci. C,ptral Rsirosd Ilqnrs q }. ROBINSON No I'D
| C,.nd.t a. 10 n, or r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
Rrdl Getatc for Sole.

A CAPITAL INVESTMENT in WESTERN
~ LAhDS- go Acresof fret quality selected FARMING
ana GRAZING lASDS. yrg "i AID n-sf -four Vr,nineut
Rsroscs tin cperaoi IN the heaihst AID rspdly I'M
pioire Var Of II inois of red for sale IN
ore large VSrc~s great bargain Iite perfect such
Lands thee dsy greatly value 50 good
ruuy ;be profitable investment o. capital low rarely
offered toE particulars address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

" I've hsys fst sale TIN follo~,us Sec eritssE
500 81 zen Psi Cent Bon.is IIsr ain Comfy Ky.
COZ su p. Ceot eoea, Dssidsoe Coussi TeaA
csc Sn Eight Per Cont Boods Miper. Point, Wa
As gsst ,urts'S Il o<y. CoxatS SD ksavv ss'us0as
u xxznkk0r kDG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
Gonsss to Get.

I OTIS to IET.-Lght and well ventilated
LOFTS suitable for light manufacturing purposes Apply
" HOMER & KETCHUM,
Nos 64 and 66 John a. corner william, n. V.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
TTpF nrde,.ipntd ofFee for SALE ou res.o1 sbIa

TIM seyersl PLOTS Il GROUND b,ssa'lly a,u.isI
AZ yissh Nh spd Il Sabt sort, the C,ltr r.d g
S.w.Je-ey TIE above plots stniFah, sirused Tor nra
diafe IMPROVEMENT and siai tor 'Nnu1 fin uses.
For teru.. sc. spliy TO BAhtH "EHhS' Aac.iO4eers
No & Pine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

"AREkOOMS to LEr-No. 499 Broadway,
w tie ST. Nieholas Ho'e two lare on 'hs drss
foOT 100 feet deep b. ~ feet sui able t vi no iota ware
millinery business Possession given imn+iiitc'y.
Inquire oC III. = ROGERS, No. ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
EnauriGi.

a SPECIAL MEETING OF thb otockhOId ~
n of tbs BRECKEnRIDGE CAMEL Coal C0APANY
iii T. held az tie Office Of John rhomlsoi, No. WA-t
NeH York on tho lh inst ~ 3. o'clock IN Tor Tie
II scoring proposition Tor The pucasse OF tho Bsciea.
Pc, or,e, J. ~ BROWN. President
LoUtsvILLx, May 1886.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

DonRDING.-A Gentleman and bis WE, or
HOnt. =, "a. GeitIernea, eau be accom- Sotabed 9TH
~ "a ROOMS at No III Fast Broadway, south side
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
M MATTHEW'S SODA WATER APPARATUS

Nt The saoertorrv Of the.e e.as.ui ov< oil "nf.
ersay dneA Letters Pstet< hssus ssss gsnee
las4 add 1874 Ttcy usDuaetu-d Il roa s"d Sop
t"uire sud drs~ from tb- couniar sad ssd stIn
>. uctsn. nod e,rcit prned DIRECTIONS or their ne ~ 'on
MA11HENS. No. 81 ard 80 ls~a oor1er an ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

NOR sALE-At bargain and terms easy, the

DARE CHANCE for an ENTERPRISING
n MAN.-POr SALE cheap the STOCK and FIXTURES
OF fTst-olsss LADIES' SHOE STORE hands Jney we'll
conveniently fitted up, ard VI Of the best neighb hoods
m the city and doing business Apply to JEFFERSS
467 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

DOOMS and BOARD in BROOKLYN-Ft
AZ Families s;nde Gentemen Apply at 40 i'vins'toD''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

ROAhD ,n,,l.tef with too or thrae Rooms on 'ns
~ hy Gag ~ gsmsrdne I'oo 29hst er~..n on MA
9bavs h'e Be.t references given ind required TOXINS
va" Ir.N az atovo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

THO LET-A furnished ROOM with partial
Il BOARD. IL quire at No 81 Bond St
WANTkD-BOA for a Lady at Manhattan
~ Vile il the vicinity. Address Box Il PostOihce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20
RE sTAURANTs.

Court street Brooklyn, is the leading shnent IN I'M
city OF Brooklyn, ard surpassed by place Ia
New York, snd L. uader the personal ml1axsnsnt o
THOMA0 fOYNBKE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20

nEAFFEsS THE DEAF SIS (
IL relief without trJ ing the r.c-f
cable mode, successfully practice
own case. alter pe'Dg deal IS yes =
Griscom's - Treatise on the Bar, i's
and their rem ed'es Price 81 M
dress. The w0 K IL complied from
titles, and 81 tirely repudiaies 81
ether IN i's contents or dedgn; othe
rfcmpt fe'urded or demand. a
larx x. kerporih County. New .Tersey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20
OCULIsT AND AURIsT.

A RTIFIC1AL EYEs-OF ALL SIZES, SHAPES Ard
"A colors SURPRISING In eyle durability and material
imported made under inspection TO fit each particular
In motion and they conform exscty
natural can be inserted hou pain, and without
Artih' al eyes 'aluire Judgment their
selection ard adjustment 10 rusive orbx incaouab e
injury be inflicted BY the ayoeenced The pro ession
supplied. Consultations b. fore, all of the
eye and ear, from 10 O'clock Mt 502 Broad way
JANIS W. POWELL =. d., Oculist. Aurst &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20

4 Id NOT DESPAIR OF
- disc )yered SELF april
the subscriber Ia his
: is fully desc -lped Ia
y = ucturo aud Diseases
''i.d. cost FREE, to any ad-
q hest me iical autho
qpsHisry aud dece)u)n,
her ms amount will be
atdess ". Griscom. P,a
icy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20
INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

4 LARGE NUMBER OF MALE AND FEMALE SER.
a wants wanted, to fill all binds OF situations In first
families, city and Persons lately located
should call at This Office where they can get immediate
ployment No charge till suited 129 Waverey place. near
Sixth avenue WILLIAM OBRIEN, Proprietor
EMPLOYERS WISHING GOOD SERVANTS CAN OBJ.
~ tain German, English Scotch and Irish help NORRIS
CCHNEkT CO.'S 2o1 Broadway Of Reade street.;
also, walters. coschmen farmers aborers de- this or the
new o1ce, l26 Greenwich street, near Cedar.
WANTRD-Af NO. 6 EAST BROi DwAY A HOUSE.
w keeper fer hotel at the Springs lady TO attend
millinery store in Broadway sesmsress for private ami-
y; liberal. Places procured for clerks pofer men
drive horses ard carts for and railroads
coachmen and gardeners chsmbemads aud girls house
work. 9fLIRN 4 CO., agents.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-03

AANAANhAIlF ~.
FtouR AND GRAIs-The Market opened very duh 20
day, and prices settled down 10 s. 8, but alter the re
eelEt OF the New York report fhcrc gas an improve
Ieellng. The sales included 100 bris Fl = IS: 10 ~ Al
~ IS; l5 do Al 81 20, and 50 90. exfra. st-s-0. In
Train, We heard OF no transactions. WaJs<cte Nhest
and Rye zoe.
Hoos-rbe market coniinp~TeU dull, and price. are
again In favor OF buyersr Ihc only sales heard Of to-day
wele 400 head, ayeaeng $50 ks, ~ S 80, ana Iso do,
averaging 240 -, ~ IS Is. The receipts arr light, and
there are ~ many In The pens.
PRoTsmSs-Ibe market continues dercid Of lie, and
the only sales heard OF to-day were 3OO0 green Hams.
- lots, az 81 Se67 90. Chiefly N latter. Sixy and lSi
bhs prime Lard al szc. There were oiher SAILS made,
but The particulars were not allowed 10 uanspiro.
NnIsKN-The sales to-day comprise $50 btis. a. MIC
100 do. az Doc. and loo do from wagons. 81 oO<c-
Market dun.
CHEEsE-salcs ga boxes 81 0kEsze. Market nm.
br1TER-lAc demRnd continued rood. with llehf re-.
eelpis- SalesotG ibis. good and prime roll ME aye
C0OPERaGE-Ihcre is a c0niinacl eocA densud for
Fork barrels, and the demand i good. Tao sales coin.
prise 5Sl barrels. al 81 10. and DO AZ Is.
SrGkR-Ihe demnnd Is m0derals and prices steady:
salesof 40 hhds az 71ESAe. FOR fair and prime.
AOLNssEs-A sale 81 100 ibis ~ lie. cash. UhiamaF-
ket L. UNSETTLED, and prices Irregular.
toFFEE-Ihere l. no change In this Market. Tho de-
mand Is limited, but prices are nnn at Iai1I2ts.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-03
Gelfgrapfit 9ispatrhss.
WAsHISeros Dec. 90.

NA-diAGIoh Dec. ~.
The Senate IS not in session.
HoUsE-Thc balloting for Speaker was ra-
samed AFTER calling the roll and two hallos.
Were taken. The last or the sevcntv-cirhfb RAJ
lot resulted rs follows: Banks I03. Richardson.
D.; Fuller, %; scattering, = One hundred and
SIX necessary 10 a choice.
some debate ihen took place. after Which four
more ballots where had: the eighty-aeeon5 Ie
sulting as follows. Banks, l0i. 'Ricrarlsoo
o.; Fuller. 30. Pennington. =. scatfertng. g.
The whole number Of votes cast was POS. nes-
Ssary 10 choice l0J.
Mr.. smith, Of Virginia, made a brief state
ment 10 show that Mr.. Banks had left the Amer
lean party and Joined The Fusionis,s f6r he "a.
press purpose sndsdesing Of resisting what h.
charges as tho aggression of slavery.
Mr.. Grow, in replying. said thai those voting
for Mr.. Banks understood their duties without
instruction or advice from he other side Of the
House.
Mr.. Smith responded that be wished the
country 10 understand the character Of the man
the Fusionists We're voting Tor.
The ballOting was then resumed, and two
more votes had. the last. or eighty-fourh, re-
shifting "a follows: Banks IS: Richardson 65:
Fuller y; Pennington 6; scattering 4,
Mr., Humphrey Marshall, at half-past five
O'Clock, moved an adjournment. which was ne
gaiiyed by forty-seven majority.
Mr.. Orr subsequently moved an adjournment
which prevailed by ten majority. and al six
O'CLOCK, 1.-THE House adjourned.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-03
ROSE CLARK

In One Volume Emo. PEroE 81 2s

In One Volume limo. PEfCE Sl25
- MOREb enutifui character than Rose herself aoe.
n not exist In English liersiure.
Uss0H.
alt Is Fanny Fem ali over, bat has more power, more
feeling. moro sympathy. more life, more spirit, tn0re
touching beauty, than any q he. workE"-&syrrans
$50 fall of life, 80 sharp. 90 pointed. 80 p9fheilc and
beautiful, so eloquent aud truthful l. her sy le, that n
we cannot call II genius, We do not know slai % call
it.m--Saf. ErsHiag UHioH, NersHrFFost.
sFar .urpasses al The previous cnors Of this popular
auihoress ~. y. .Nsreaztle yszrHci.
taken asa whole, the book q a tuumpl-honoratls
niike 10 the head aud the heart that conceived f-honor-
able 70 the Language In which n Is n1en-honershi a.
the age that produced it-and We have yei u zee he
work Of nciloS' ~ an American woman, Nortbyto slana
beside iL''--BostSs Dzly Bee.
@Fanny Fern writes for those Whose hearts are sin
living. Men and women who carye pCtIfacuon in their
bosoms, had beuer leave her wntlnfs alone. sue docs
not seek 70 saisfy t~acm.r-Bsfals Ezgrsxs.
Entertaining, brilliant, witty, satincL, pathetic, sUd
noveL"--Pkifa. CITY H6n.
The stOr teens with me rscy, the .picy, he pun.
gent. and the agTeeable.r-Pkiic Doua- Ac-spopsr.
The best work Of the Gaed F~sEny.r-tfandssr
JourEzi.
"she l., by turns. witty, pathetic, s~oornfol. and rerer.
eni-terihe In sarcasm. ana warm, eureesi, and cut
pouring In culogy-upid IN movement, always fuil %
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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-03
Orange Co. Democratic Convention

On Saturday, the 22d inst, the Democrats
of Orange county met at the court house, in
Paoli, for the purpose Of appointing dele
gates to attend the Democratic State Conven-
ton, to he held at indianapolis, on the 9Th OF
January next. On motion Mr.. John Frazer
was chosen President; Messrs. q. Lomax, and
J.. w. Robertson, Vice Presidents, and ii.
Comingore, Secretary.
The President explained the object OF the
meeting.
On motion, the meeting decided to appoint
two delegates from each township to attend
the State Convention.
ResOirsd, That all democrats that may attend
the State convention from Orange county, be
authorized to act as delegates.
On motion, the delegates were instructed
to vote for John L. Robinson, as the trst
choice Of the Democrats Of Orange county
for Governor.
Resolued. That Gen. Lewis Cass is the first
choice Of the Democracy Of Orange county for
President.
Resided, That we pledge ourselves TO sup
port the nominees Of the State Convention, for
State officers.
On motion, a Committee Of Vigilance, con-
sisting Of five In each township, was apPoin-
ted to confer with the Central Committee.
Hon. ID. F. Hostetter choice of the demo
Gratis Of Orange county, for delegate to Tho
National Convention.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
j. FRAZER, President,
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-03
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Dec, ..
Between fifty and sixty Democrats attended a
caucus held at the Capitol last evening.
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, was chosen Chair
man, and Messrs. English and Ruain, Secreta-
ries.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Cobb. OF GEORGIA
ten. Cadwallader, and others, counscliing the
Democrats 20 stand by their candidate and
platform, and declaring that their course was
approved by their political brethren throughout
the country. The same speakers thought a
union with the Americans could not be effected.
as several Of the latter had declared in the
House that a combination candidate must be
taken from the American party.
AT ten o'clock no election proposition had
been submitted.