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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
For SALE.

4 TRACT OF LAND lying in the Parish of East
II FL cinna, about II half mile from the town of
Port llud on. containing about ono hundrd Il and
twenty five acres seventy five acres opened and in
high tat" of cul yuton. good dwell ng house and
all the necessary out buildings. Good Mill on the
place. There are near two hundred acres hntiure
formed u front Of the pac -ey ty five acres Of
which ar" above the high water Of last yoar forty
acres hav" b en- IN cultivation This year
A1N p"r.on Shing 10 pnrchnsr place would do
well to call and examine thi. rs II give bargain
in the same l5lr term, apply t. ll undersigned or
to Ra d"lph Chi k. :. AMBROSE.
Port Hudson NOr. - 1856
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
CLINTON MALE SCHOOL.

s. ,. lltfNEa VII open school in the town ol
~. Clmton ." Monday the 9th October. II The School
House form ry occupied by L, b. Craig and re-
spcctInlly sol!ctS share Of public patronage.
TERMS.
For teaching in the Primary and English depart
mcnl. $500 per scholar per month. For Latin.
Mathematics $500 p r month per scholar
No scholar taken for less than the expiration OF
the quarter, and no deduction made for time lost
except IN case OF protracted illness.
october l. lS5G
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
SCHOOLS.
SiIliman Female Collegiate Institute.
CLINTON. Ia.


HE next session will commence the first Monday
Of October 9th inst under the following board
fp instructors.
Rev. IlESEY McDoNALp. A. VI. Principal
Rev. lltltRy MosEtY. a. W., Vice Principal
Mrs SAtiIE MosErY Mairon,
Mis- CORSELiA MOpRE,
Miss lSABEpIA JASE Mostly.
Miss WILLIE AVS SLAUGHTER.
Mr.. JrLES ktRKAtrrs. Professor Of Music.
Mrs. d. llo"KfNs. Teacher Of French Drnwing
Painting and Fancy Needle Work. Pnp'l French.
are TAUGHT to converse aud speak In that language
Terms are the same as before
BOARDING. per session Of Five months .. SEQ 90
Washing when done III Tho Institute, per doz 50
Tuition IN the Primary department ....... II 90
I" g Academic ~ 90 on
! Collegiate :" ........ - 90
Music ~ lhc Piano Or Guitar ........ ~ On
Vocal Music each scholar per session ~ 50
incidental expenses 90
Either one of the Ancient or Modern langurr. 10 90
fancy needle work. drawing and painting extra
Boardcrs viii he expected NJ provide thrir nwi,
bedding tights. towels rtc Pupils will hr received N
any time and charged from the day of entrance IL
the end Of the session. The charge for Music md
other branches for which there II IN extra rcc. will
be made from th" time Of commencing surh extra
branch 10 tli" end of the session. Deductions vii
not be made for dscontimancc or absence except
in cases Of proracici sickness. Persons not enter
ed as regular pupils can receive lessons HI Music
French or any other branch. on the same term, n,
pupils though only in the institute
HENRY MCDONALD.
Clinton, La. Oct Is. lsjG
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.
1f0 ACRES. situated in Bossier parish. on Will
lUU low Chute }ayon two miles from Rcd River.
aud l. miles above Shreveport cotton land Of
the best quality aud all arrab" 200 acres in good
state of cultivation. and $50 acres dradcned. and
easily prepared. Common dwelling, negro cabins,
good Wrll and truI plMly or H'ld land. 20
III les above Oh Rcd RIVER. which can be had On
good terms. For information apply to \. ID. PALM-
Err E.l aug3D w. NJ. DOLES
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
LEGAL SALES.
PROBATE SALE.

THE STATE -" fortsl,Nt -pnrish ~ En.t roliciana
1ih District Court No 17l7
~ the mnt'"r nf tho succession of fouiva Wprsha,n
D''RSUANT to IN order aud nuihnrz"d w com.
mssion 10 me directed bv the Court aforesaid
will sell at nu'lic anriion on
"Wednesday January T. 1851
at the hour Of II O'Clock. m Mt the Court ITonsr
in said Parish. the following described property. ia
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13

TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash the balance one and two wears
credit purchasers 10 give notes with approved per-
sonal security. hearing EIGHT p"r cent interest from
day Of sole morgng 10 be retained on tho proper
~ until final payment Of purchase price and interest
Titles to he passed before Henry lTawford,
Notary Public, at the expense of the purchaser.
dee a. lSj6 &. W. cATLETT. Auctionccr.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
NEW PICTURE GALLERY.
JOHN s, Mcclure eco


MOULD RESPECTFULLY announce TO the cit
w xcns Of Clinton and vicinity. that they have
irst opened m AMBHOTYPE, SpIIEREOTYPE ana
ing store
SIX years constant practice Of the art together
with The recent Improvement which they have added,
and the use Of c. &. llarrison'S improved Mammoth
Camera enable. them to offer rare inducements 20
AZ drsirnus Of obtaining perfect and imperishah.c
types Of lrcnds anl loved ones ere decays efneag
fingers have swept the lines where beauty lingcr..
Hear what Nr. l.. Author. who conducts one of the
largest establishments in the United States. says Of
these new improved Instruments: .C G. Harrison
improved patent Extra Camera will add another
victory to American skill, and give photography (.
new impulse
7. :. m ono will hr expected to take picure
unless porl. city satisfied. hut decision must WI
made At once. as all pictures are considered sold
when once pronounced satisfactory.
J. $. MCCLURE,
nov. - ). l.. HALL.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

1'llE STATE or LorlsNNt. Seventh District Court.
PARISH or EAST fEriCfANAI No. 1850.
Snccc. ion Of lohn Slater
NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN. that w. Fergus
IN krrnnn has filed in this court an account of hir
administration Of said estate ana ablcnn Of debit
due hy said estate, which will BE- homologatrd III
thirty days from the publication Of this notice unless
legally oppscd. Nm. PATTERSON. Clerk.
december 4. lSjf.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
NEW MEDICINES.

TuST RECEIVED AND For SALE. nj The Dmg
u store OF NORWOOD TlDON. IA fresh supply
consisting in part, Of the loow.ng:
doz. Balm Of Thousand Flowers:
Browns Ess. Jamaica Ginger;
Roan's Tonic Mixture:
! " Osgood's India Choagoguc:
q " Railways Ready Rclief
6 Regulators;
3 Resoycnt
2 Iloolnnd's German Bittcrs:
2 Reddin's Russia Salye:
Rushtons Cod Liver oil;
Billings Asiringent syrup;
| Gross Barry's Trcopheros;
| 4" Lyons Kathairon;
| Wincn's Canadian Vcrmiuge;
2 B. A. Fahnestocks Vcrmuge
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
SHOES! SHOES!! SHOESlu

SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!!
NHESUBsCRIBER having fitted up the house, next
above his principal store for the purpose of keep
ing IN extensive assortment of
l. A ID | Els S III O I1S,
takes this method of Informing his customers and
the public generally that he has now on hand. and
will be constantly receiving ludi $, Misses, and
Childrens Shoes, Gaitcr-, Slippers &c, from the
pcgsed Brogan suitable for school and every day
wear, to the NEST delicate whit kid ald satin slip
pers, which he offers at such prices as will induce an
Inspection Il. LYONS.
nov 80 North side of tho nublic ,,uor,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
NO.. 33.
TOMB STONES,
Mausoleums, Monume nts Tombs,
HEAD AND FOOT STONES

~ u. H. ENOCllS would call tlcattcntion Of
N those in want Of any of the above articles that
they have arrived AT Bayou Sara, with large vari-
c'y manufactures in Philadelphia. of Italian aud
American marble.
All orders leit with W. W. Chapman at Clinton.
will meet with prompt attention nov. 20.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

A LARGE supply Of French, English, and Amer
n can, cap, letter, record legal cap, account ana
note paper, OF every style and quality, cnveops, Wis
iting and printing cards, waters and sealng-waN
pens and pencils, nksands &c, DC. also a large
supply Of school books Of every description and a
few choice selection, of poeica and standard works
bibles hymn books &c., &c, just received and for
sale at tn drug store OF NORWOOD TILDON
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13

te atr or Lopi.iaw. Seventh u strict Court.
Prish Of Em fiicahn. W.
Succession of Mrs L. l.. McAdanr.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN that Frances r.
IN Seldcn and his wife Mary l.. singlciary. co.nd-
ministratriz Of the estate Of Eliza l.. Mc.>iams. de.
ceased. have filed in this court II full and complete
account Of the rutorship of Mrs. McAdam, ceased
with her four minor children in accordance with the
judgment Of the court. which viii be homologatcd Ia
thirty days unles. legally opposed
nov. 1856. WM PATTERSON. Clerk
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13

A TRACT OF LAND, known as the Home
Tract, containing $50 acres, more or less,
bounded Oh the north, by lands Of W,for'l
Carter; east by the Amitc Swamp; south,
by lands of w b. Rogers; and, west by
lands of w. NJ, Jordan (Onc acre to be
reserved for gravc-yard)
TERMS or SALE.
The negro property for cash. provided it brings
the apprascmcnt and If ii does not bring the ap-
praiSement it will Immediately be re-ohered upon II
credit of twelve months The land belonging TO sad
estate to be sold on credit of twelve months pnr-
chasers to give their notcs Nith approved personal
security; said notes to bear elht per cent interest
from the day of sale until pad with mortgage
importing a confession Of jud ymeht retained upon
the property to secure the payment pl sad notes.
nov 29 1856 B. VI. &. BROWN, Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13

The Shc n Lotoipa Seventh District Court.
PHtsh of Ent fdiri,aa. No.
In the matter Of the succession of Mrs Eliza t. Nc
Adams. deceased
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN that France. T. Sal-
~ den and hi. wife Mary t. 'nGlrtnry co-adm'n-
istrators Of The estate Of Mrs i. l.. McAdnns. de-
ceased have filed in this court their final account. OF
their administration Of The aforesaid succession which
will he homologntcd in thirty days from The pnbli-
cation Of this notice unless legally opposed.
nov 1876 WM. PATTERSON. Clerk.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
JUST RECEIVED.

A 7 NAt MAN Y STRAUSS Jrwclry and Book store
II Wayorly Novels, Milman'. Gibbons Rome llumc' 5
England. Wirt's Patrick Henry. Queens "f Scot.
land Thirty years in the senate, (oompcte) Memorir
of ;. :. Pr"ntiss. Gurkos Works. Gollsmls Animat-
ed Nature do miscclancou. works. Modern Essay
Ist tNaraulcy.A together with large stock of novels
and choo books which Will he sold at the lowest
rates, on terms to suit Onr customers. (oct III
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13

CORSETTS! CORSETTS!!
A MAGNIFICENT assortment Of all k nds of En-.
"A gllsh and French Corsets, together with yaric
ty OF misses Minerva braces and jnckets, now offer
ing and for sale Qt b LYONS
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
DAUGERREAN GALLERY

. OF those Cor whom wc fond emotions cherish
Scearc the shadow ere The substance PERISH
I'llE undersigned hogs cave toiniorm the cit2nr
j of Clinton and vicinity. that he has opened
saloon adjacent 10 the Union Hotel. where he is pr
pared 10 furnish life Ike likncsscs OF those who ma
favor him with call.
Pictures taken in cloudy is wei. as clear weather
Posi- mortrm pictures taken. when required
jan l9-ly j. :. SHERIDAN
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
PROBATE, SALE.

TiIE STATE OF L"rlslANA.-Parsh of East Fclic;anu
7th District Court. No. 1850
In the matter "l the succession Of Aelhia Shrop-
shire. deceased.
TN PURSUANCE Of an order and authorized by
J. n commission To mo directed by the Honorable
Court aforesaid. viii sll NJ public auction. in front
Of the Court House. in said Parish, on the
5d day Of Jannary, 1851,
commencing al ! o'coc. Il. M. the following prop.
crty appranng 10 aid succession 70 wit
Nnmra ,.nLll.lu L nv ...rI.l go
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
Jag GTERkEOTNPES. AMBROTYPES
AND PHOTOGRAPHS.

n RnEENBERGER having received IN rrrDto7-
VI. from 8. Moses. and having cxpcrlonco n Oa.
Ilr, 81 the comno month. 10 take ILLNESSES IN NJ. (.
of the above named Processes
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13
IT. G. KIBLINGER'S
-AMN.BR-oTxPJs, n
Photograph and Daguerrean Gallery.

JACKSON. La
N0OD PICTfRES TfEEN IN All THE 1BOTh
VI Stylcs or No SALE
The double AmhUtype on rlass. shows on BOTH
sid rr"ally two pictures. and is great fyoritc
with the lovers Of the beautiful
1horon"h instructions carefully given TO those
wishing to learn The above arts. Complete -ctg Of
Apparatus furnished ~ reasonable rates
&it" All are invited to call up and cyaminn nec.-
Iurns s,iS
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-12-13

HE next session will commence the first Monda,
Of October. 9Th inst. under the following board
70 instructors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-30
ONE WEEK MORE.

We print tonight ourlas Weekly paper before elcc-
ton. Our next will coLtan the record OF the resu! OF
the great battle. What will be the character of that
record The future ia open 10 no human eye yet We
firmly believe TINT shall have the pleasure Of an
nouucing a RTPr BLIcAs VICTORY.
But this result can only be attained by EFFORT. To
secure Republican victory we must have full vote
TO secure full vote we must have thorough organ
| ization Hayewe such organization! Republican
| roacer Is THERE SrCH an ORGANIZATIONS ~ YorR
TOWN AND DISTRICT If not devote the few hours
remaining to this essential preliminary to success.
| ONE DAY devoted TO preparation NOW, will accom-
pish what years cannot save hereafter. GIVE YOUR
COUNTRY THAT OsT DAY.
Leave no work undone under the plea that |" come
body else will Go it or that this movement ia
strong enough TO take care of itself" These are the
surk ken rocks which many great and good cause
has been wrecked II will be too late TO repent neg
lected duty after the polls are closed.
Have you wayering neigbbors no friends &c.
ceived by the falsehoods of the opposing parties
Lore no time in seeing them, and setting the truth be-
fore them.
Have you none who, absorbed in business
crossed il pleasure, called away from home are
about to neglect their highest political privilege See
them Immediately, and PREVENT THEIR vOrEs FROM
BEING LOST.
Have you POLL LIST Call half dozen Of your
neigbbors together and make out, if you
have
Have you TEN THOROUGH MIN pledged to STAY
AT TIE POLLS from sunrise till sunset IL not PICK
OFT YOUR MEN AT ONCE.
Have you person designated in each ncghbor-
hood to see that WAGONS All PROVIDED 10 carry all
who are at distance TO the polls Then designate
such person at once.
Have you determined to do no more than vote? Re-
cor slider that determination, and resolve TO VOTE
EARLY, ard then do all you can afterward to obtain
FULL VOTE FOR FREEDOM.
Get out every Voter. Expose every Fraud. Work
and watch wherever you can effect most from till
the sun goes down on Tuesday! Do this, and in our
next Wednesday nights Journal we will shout in your
ear that NEw-YoRK Is FOE FREEDOM, and that JoHS
G. FREMONT is President ELECT OF THE UNITED
STATES. Albany Eve. Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-30
THE LOSS OF THE TOLEDO.
BUFFALO, Thursday, Oc'

BUFFALO, Thursday, Oct. 90 1886.
Al,iter from Port Washington d4ted the 9th inst,
gives additional particulars of the loss of the Toledo.
She anchored on Friday afternoon of Port Washing
ton. As the storm increased she began to drag her
anchors. and about o'clock she driftod ashore and
went TO pieces immediately.
l The crew numbered twenty-cne, and all were bs''
cxocrt two deck hands and one Storage passenger,
whore name Is unknown. They report seeing IN the
cabin two young ladies, an elderly lady, and Two
vourp men, In the Storage, man, lbs "lc' anu
four children, and two young men, beside the one
saved. There were undoubtedly many more. The
sborc is strewn for miles with pieces OF the wreck,
boxes barrels and their contents
The storm described the most terIhc ever seen
there and some idea of It's force may be formed nom
the fc, that the deck planks and stauncheons We're
broken to pieces The lower part Of the hull was d'-
vided and the buwaks split in pieces of from one 10
Elk feet long.
K,ss Of nails and boxes of axes were thrown d gu
on the shore No bodies have been found, though q
strict search has been made for them along the beach
The sea is rolling, however, 80 heavily that II Is
almost impossible to search thoroughly Fragments
II The wreck are continually being washed ashore.
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COLONEL FREMONT JUDGED By MS
COTEMPORARIES

james Buchanan, noW candidate for PresIent OF the
United Sate- testfed on oath:
His ,C,l FIemontsi services were very vslasbls
be bore conspicuous part IN the conquest Of California
and in nv opinion Is better entitled To be called me
G. rau.ror ct California than any other man."
s.ps,or Butl.r Of South Carolina said:
He Gel. Fremontl Is a gentleman Of rare endow.
,pepts. Of rare abilities -
The Hor. John c. Calhoun, the itolized statesman
Of South CaroIpa
have acquaintance with tie Colonel aud Am a.
faytraby impressed a to him that would As rpaty
tIust Iiin any other individual; hi, integrity /.
beyond Suspicion.
Senator RDsk of Texas:
Il regard Col. Fremont as one of the most heroic
and successful officers in armyan amy OF which
srv ration might be proud"
Senator Bacley of North Carolina:
Il agree with the Senator from Texas that he &C d.
T,,uont) is man of extraordinary merit and ability.
The Hon John 4. Dix Of New-York:
..Col. Fremont exhibited combination of energy
nromufi,ude sagsc.ty, and prudence which hdic4 Z.
That The Country VIII 90 justice to his valuable and lis
tipeuished scrVIces, | entertain not the -lightes
Doubt
The Hon. John j. Crterden of Kentucky:
The conIage and conduc' of Col. Fremont have
siorsl;zed is name. His servi were peculiar at
tended it'll great responsibility ID hnnself-character
zed bv great hrmtefs and humanity, as well as devo
ton TO bis country.
The Hon. Daniel Webster Of Massachusetts:
'Col Fremont Is young officer of great merit
one who d seT es wei vi his country fLr the bravery
snd ability with which ne discharged his important
,nd delicate duties in California
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FROM SANTA FE.

\ letter dated sept. 30 says: ,.,;.us
There is nothing new in New Mexico. Inc In' ans
are cSmpsratiyey quiet business Of al kinds !, ea
tr mely dull The merchants Of s. Lodis VIII na,,
that the goods purchased for th country n.S 80 ~
viii fall far hort Of former season. AZ u' - 81
good in iir,t hand. larger at this date than isda a.
Ills time all complain Of hard a:es The ,rl!fie n ~.
gIeat difficulty in obtaining drafts to max III
mittsnce. while trade langui.he- Throughout ''
Territory l lave not been Long ehouIn Io 10.
Mexico 10 give correct idea Of the past, on 'e
ent CT future look gloomy in the extreoiey a;
Gen. Garland, Msor Brooks and sevcss' on pon.
c,rs leave for the State by the next ma. oo a.
reviIe takes charge Of this department curing 800 AZ
sepce Of Con Garland. Tue Colonel mas allrsoa ; -
SAINT. Fe; the Re- have arrived snd are occaPs M
the different posts in the Territory No ne" ,ha
gold g1p n ,ne of the party thaf wen; =, bn,
/ irs TO lock ike Winter The crops of the country
ors tolcrably lair, and shout an average % '0'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-30

taty bs,c II cir action are eteroa and the effort for
tAer establishment viii be inormitted until tins
country. by retrograde course, now attempted to be
initiated v Southern tlcypholder shall deny by less-
laon the equality in civil rights and The liberty oil oil
men.
The Republican party is but IA infant, but lAe
Uc,cuI.. il il capable If It's energies eXerted' Oh
strarelnc the monsters cent TO destroy its
II should decide ths struggle nov continued con,
tst will embitter the already excited public MINI
energetic effort DOW made will result IN 10 o'c','N "
e,presso on of the Free North. that the eva '''s
which e,dsnoer our Union Tll be abandoheu ae "'fO
less in their proeecuiion @, p,oo a,oao.
Arouso then. We friends Of Free Soil Free si~scn
"a mike the poteut voice Of New
yt .r,l in IT, ioudest tones the popular Will tha'
:, = n 5.o,,.de no more men, and blast no more
80 bv common. consent to Freedom, and its
h,,.6cept allies, Industry Education and pure Re-
EgiOn.
To irsure victory
Q MANA Canvass or VOTES,
ArDA Poll LIST:
CIR YOUR VOTERS EARLY At TIE Polls:
WATcH The FRAUDULEsT ILLEGAL VoTERs:
HAVE COMPETENT CHALLkSGERs:
TAKE CARE OF YOUR AssEsBLrnEs,
YOUR COsGRrssnES,
YOUR ELECTORAL TICKET,
YOUR STATE TICKET:
ATTEND rHE CANVASS OF VoTEs, AID SIX THAT
INSPECTORS DO THEIR DUTY.
Consider your duty undischargcd long the votes
not cIhvasscd.
DO tbs and you VIII triumph. few days only are
len; devote them to this great cause that YOU may
sways have the reflection Of having aided IN pres,rv-
ing the liberties which the patriots Of H76 devoted
their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor to
establieh.
EDWIN j. MORGAN
SIMEON DRAPER
JA"ES y. TAYLOR. S.,- yo,k
d. DUDLEY FIELD 40"
JOSEPH BLUNT
JAMES ". sYE,
JOHN j.. SCHOOLCRAFT,
DEODATUS WRIGHT, 49,
JOSEPH DAVIS Albany
J. NJ. b. DAVIDSON
C. p. WILLIAMS
As ,As Am, 3; 2hlS' STrOy.
PHILIP D D{,IS IHd buffalo
LEVI G. TUCKER Cooperrown.
STANDISH BARRY, Herkimer
LEVI DIMMICK, Binghamton.
STEPHEN C. JOHNSON, Delhi
DANIEL T. JONES, lsvrsorse
ALLEN MUNROE. )"'
A. G. RICE. Eicoitville.
SIN BURROUGHS. Medina.
SAMUEL p ALLEN, Rochester.
CHAs. s. sHEPHERp Arcadia, Wyoming CO.
CLARK B. COCHRANH, Schenectady.
CHARLES HUGHES, Washington.
WILLIAM CAREY Saratoga
HENRY l. BURCHARD, OGeids
AbaHy, Oct. %, 1856. Republican" state Commn's