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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-21

ANOTHER BAYOU SARA TRAGEDy.-An ARRAY took
place in Bayou Sara on the 18th inst. in which s.
II. Lurty, Sheriff of West Felicana, and Jno. Turn.
bull, planter were parties. The parties had an al.
terca!ion which led to conflict, nwhch Pistols and
Bowcs were both brough into requsiton. We have
not been able TO learn the particulars, further than
that Mr.. Turnbull was fatally wounded: ofwhich he
has since died. Sheriff Luriy, had his leg broken by
pistol shot, and also wounded in the neck by cut
from bowie knife, but he is not considered danger
Gus. Bayou Sarah is decidedly n fast place.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-21

IMPORTANT TO THOSE HAVING WEAK EYEs.-Thc cell
cJratcd Optician and Eyeariist Prof ssor LEJA from
the st. Charles Hotel New Orleans will visit Clinton
on Monday next, the 23d. by one o'clock, and will
remain until two o'clock on the following day. All
those wishing to improve their cyc.sight by the use
of his celebrated Spcctacles, made of American
Pebbles aud adapted to the vision by mere glance
of the human eye, will do well to give him call
Prof l.. may be consulted at his room at the Union
Hotel.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-21
Our Great and Noble Platform,

In to.day's paper we publish the noble and truly
American Platform Of the great National Dcmocr,,-
cy Of the Union, as adopted at the Cincinnati Con-
ycnton and we would respectfully call the attention
Of our readers to close and scrntinizing pcrlsal
f II.
This document may be looked to as the broad
1tc-Book of the American DemocYsey-as embracing
the united spirit and sentiment, and cmbodyng the
the united and glorious principles of that great and
glorious party.
In the adoption of that portion Of the platform re-
lating to domestic policy, more especially in re-
gard to the constitutional rights of the South on The
subject Of slavery, there was but one unanimous,
united response from every quarter, section, nook
and corner of this broad Union, proclaimlng in
thunder tones, the high nationality and patriotic
spirit of the American Democracy.
These are incidents worthy Of the profound rcfec-
hon of every man, young or old, who revercs and
loves the institutions Of his country, and desires to
perpetuac our beloved Union npon the true basis
Of the Constitution.
Oar great platform Is not made up of verbiagc,
meaning any thing or nothing. Every word and
sentence speaks for ITSELF and their meaning cannot
be msundcrstood and what is more, the spirit, poll
cy and measures there proclaimed will be carried
out by the Democracy to the letter.
Take the whole platform, study it closely and at
tentively then reflect upon the patriotic spirit, feel
ing and firm determination which actuated and uni
ted every member of the Convention as ONE NAN,
in its final adoption, and surely no true friend of
the Constitution or his country and especially as
true men Of the South can consccnciousy vote
against that emincntan noble old Democrat JAMES
BUCHANAN, the colossal statesman, standing upon
this broad and noble basis of the Democratic faith
and supported by the pillars Of the Constitution and
tho Union.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-21
CORPORATION Proce edings.

Clinton La, June 10th, 1856
Prcscnt.-pcrez Ripley, Mayor.
ltdermen.- Sadlcr, Il. W. Barnes and Evans
White.
The members being duly qualified proceeded to bus
ness by appointing G. W. Reese Secretary pro tcm
The following officers were elected.
!Secretary.-Wm. II. O'Rcilly.
Tredsur.-Wm. Sadler. ...
Torn Constable.--Thos. L. McChcc.
Printr--G. W. Reese.
On motion II was resolved, That Mayor procure
suitable Office for the meeting of the Board.
The Board then adjourned to Thursday evening,
at o'clock r.a
T.. RIPLEY, Mayor
G. ". REESE, Secretary pro ten.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-21

WHEREAS The Grsnd Architect If 'Ec tniyrr,t
having removed from our mids, or worthy brother.
j. H. L. POOLE Con the 81 inst.) II that land from
whose bourne no traveller re,wn.-:
Therefore. BE- il Reso'rai, Thet Olive fudge. 80. j2
fas lost one of her brightest hrnbcrs his family II
kind and nllectonatc husband and father, society n
good citizen, and while We shed the the sympathetic
tear we remember his man, virtues, and mourn not
n those without hope, believing rs We do that our
brother his been called from labor TO rclrcshnlcnt in
the Grand Lodge above.
Reso''ed That the members of Olive Lodge wear
the insignia of mourning for thirty days.
Re'o'rtd That we tender our sincere condolcncc
10 the bcrcavcd family.
Htsotfsd That these resolutions be published in
The Clinton papers, anda copy forwarded TO the FAM
lily of the deceased
H. S. BEECilENO. J
DC. DARMOND. Committee
j. DOUGHTY, Sen.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-21
Know.Notl,ing State Convention.

This affair came OIL in Baton Rouge, ON Monday
last. From what we see in the Gazcttce, 1t was II
thin concern. We find that twenty-five Parishes were
unreprepresented, being more than one half of all
parishes of the State, and also that the delegates
from New Orleans numbered one fourth OF all the
delegates present. We IRE gratidcd to Gnd that so
many parishes have refused to associate and connect
themselves with New Orleans Know Nothingsm. W.
NAV notice their resolutions hereafter.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-21

be Thy name, Thy kingdom come, Thy will be
done on earth as it is in Heaven. Give Ms
this day our daily bread; forgive us our tres.
passes as we forgive those who trespass against
us; lead us not into temptation, but deliver
us from evil, for Thine is the kingdom, and the
power and the glory for ever and ever.
The grace Of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love
of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Ghost
be with US all eycrmorc. Amen. I2
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-21
Tribute of Respect:
GES6

At meeting Of Clinton Lodge. Mo. q. !. O.O.F.;
held on Wednesday night. the following preamble
aud resolutions ~crc unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, u hath pleased ar AliWsc Providence
to remove from midst our beloved Sister of Re-
bekah, Mrs .NARCISSA y. 4. NEAFUS-
BE Il Resolved That while We can but feel that it IL
lie who gave hath taken away. we deeply regret
that His decree should have fallen upon one who
dear in al the relations of a mother daughter.
wife and friend.
R,so'rd That VIC tender our Most heartfelt sym.
thics TO our esteemed brother. g. \. NEAFrs in tbs
his hour of deep ailicion. and express our high ad
mra,ion Of that devoted care and tend rurss toward
the deceased, alike honorable to himself as nmi'
aud Ilatcrinr 10 the memory OF awilc who could in
spirc such love:
Repi,tf, That the members Of This Lodge wear
the usual badge Of mourning for the space of thirty
days.
Re'olred, That II copy of these resolutions he fur
nlshcd the family Of the d ccacd sister. and that
Tho! be published in the papers printed in this place.
Sc HUNTER,
4. I. Dunn Committee.
y. &. MORGAN,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-21
CLINTON, La.
Morning, June 81, 1856.
Democratic Electors.

FIRST DISTRICT.
Rhetoric. J. VILLLRE, of Plaqucminc.
!SuJstaute--L. ST. MARTIN, Of Orleans.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Eiector-W. A. ELMORE, of Orleans.
iSubstitutc--T. j. SEMMES, of Orleans.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Eicctor--T. LANDRY, of Ascension.
Substitute A. w. JOURDAN. of Orleans.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Eiector-J0IIN McNEA. of East Feliciana.
.Subslitme---W. Il. WALKER, of Livingston.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
E2ector-T. o. MOORE of Rapidcs
Substitue--A. GARRlQuES, Of st, Landry.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Elector-H. GREY, of Bienvillc.
Substitute -WM. BEARD. of Catahoulh.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-21
DEATHS.

DrEp.-On the 10th inst. in this place. JOSEPH
infant son of GEl,ii,np and JosErIiSE kocIt--agd
two years aud two months.
On the 9th inst. Mrs. NARCISSE \. ~. eonsort of
GEORGE A. NEafrs of this place.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-21

Ef5- A notice of the Celebration of the J. $. T.,
which came Of yesterday, is unavcidably deferred
until our next issue
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-21
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

NEVER PASS THE CAPITOL STORE WITHOUT
Making Call.
M rs. BLOOM most respectfully informs h er friends
1'l and the public generally thu, she has now or
hand, and is receiving large assortment of
DRY GOODS AND PROVISIONS,
which will be sold low for cash. Persons wishing to
purchase viii find it to their interest to call and en-
anime the stock on hand
Port Hudson, June a. 1856
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-21
BREADl BREAD!l
SARSAPARILLAS

b. ~ D. Sands John Bulls G. W. Carpentcr's.
II. Constock's Townsends, Shaker prepared by
the united society ofshakcrs, Guysott's, Ext. yellow
Dock, b. i. Williams LODI POTASH, and Jaynes, Lou
dams Alternative and Sarsapaylla's, just received
and for sale by NORWOOD TILDON
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-21

CIX Dozen Hampton's Celebrated Vegetable Tinct.
> ure, jus, received and for sole by
june NORWOOD TIIpoS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-17

posFKb ARRANeENKSIs VIM CANApA.-0n
the FIRST OF October next viii 60 into elect the
additional TO those Of March, 1917 aFtielesef
agreement between the Post Office Department
Of the United States and the Post Caice Depart
inent of Canada, proyidipg fer the exchange Of
registered letters between the two cOnntrisS--
The first article Of the Convention provides that:
.LstteFs allegedto Be valuable, posted at any
post Office II the United States or It's Territories,
aud addressed 70 Canatla, or posted in Canada
and "a lrrssed to the United States, and deliver
able 1t 5nF q the respective Offices OF exchange
10 thence conveyed % their destination, shall
be registered at the Office ofmsilins, on the APP
piication Of the person posting tho sanae, prsys-
ded that the fun postage cisrgeable thereon 70
destination, together with registration fec Of
iSe cents on Zach letter be prepaid At s1cl mall
j, oiEiee; and provided also, that such Fegistye-
tiIn shall not De compulsory, and shall not rem
DIR the respective Post of3cs Departments Of
the United States or Canada, or their revenues,
Liable for the ios 5f such letters q psess OF
tbs contents thereof --SseF
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THE VIGILANCE OoMMIrTEE.


present to our readers in another coiumnof
t,.iays pager, extracts from late papers, receiv-
olycstordly; giving the particulars of the recent
pageant in San francisco by the Vigilance Com
mittec. It seems they have informally disban-
ded, not giving up their organization but IS it
were no longer sleeping upon their arms. We
gather from the accounts that the general desire
Is to return to state of quiet security. The
people as a matter ofCoursc, to certain degree,
have wearied Of their constant excitement and
curiosity, and now that they seem to see their
way again through al the rounds Of peaceable
citizenship, they arelwilling toreturn by de-
greees 70 their places IS law abiding citizens
Weeks ago when this gtnization first took its
rise, thereaders Of the Intclgencer win recolleet
in what manner wo took ground as to this as
semblage. Wehaye no altered idea Of the whole
transactions, NOW that after the suppression Of
many glaring evils, the committee has sisnilled
its readiness to retire from power.
This does not alter the principle involved in
an uprising of an irresponsible and passionate
mower in community. The spectacle Of
power Of this kind rising up iusdefault of eff.
cheney in the powers that be, dealing out q ret
ribution on the heads Of offenders, and then just
at the proper moment, again retiring to whence
they came, is an exception to allhistorical ex-
pericnce. Although cincinnatus could leave his
plow to command the Romsn army and then
retire to it: although Washington when look
ed upon and received by the people of America,
as their leader and commander, yet voluntarily
resigned his commission to Congress at Annsp-
oils. vet we know that bodies ofmen, madeup
Of every capacity Of mind, in the very natr,rc-of
things, could not by instantaneous concert a.
gree that the work was done. We have only to
lolk to the Whiskey inlurrcction IN Western
Pennsylvania, to DORIS rebellion in RhOde-Isl-
and, to see this. But in California the elements
at work were entirely different fronithese cases.
The committee was composed Of property
holders, Of the substantial men, men who had
bought property which nerved them to action
il the arst place, and which made them to eau
tiously feel their way in this semi-revolution.
The Yankee Sullivan and Bill Poolclass of men
were not OF them, but under them, and there
fore the sense Of justice was not TITLED with as
with toy.
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The horse exhibition this Fair VII excel
anything ever witnessed in this region. About
200 are already in, aud among the stations are
cadmus, Messenger, Medley 9uskshoe, Sc, &c.
The single driving and saddle huTsec ssplen-
did and the match horses very superior Go
oyer cure.
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a PHENUNENON IN MEDICINE
Health RESTORED and Life Lensthensd I!
DR.. MORSE'S
INVIGO RATING CORDIAL l..

first the properties astributei 70 SnRsE's INyIGo-
"a RATING CORDIAL were deemed hbuiSgs. The pub
truths h. the diseevsrsr But facts, gndenabe
tsf, iriamphinI over an doubts, INCEEpuLlTY
me celal rsns,s. in an The asP,oE.lls sytI:
restores fpl vsor every d,leAte function asgts E;h
eessaT TO the 81 AtiEal Re To PtEseBs
commended the ay mears Of Communicating that
81 which Il nsesssaFy % the rFur enjoyment q all fhe
natural upPetitge veil IS the higher mental Thntes
It's beneficial eI@cts con6l either any
age The feeble GIRL he ang Er The ltlrss enervsted
dsFsgssioo re .nIvidnpl from sntTai OF
rom us E.ssases q a sn OEi, @ Al sn isH9sai.,e
nOvsror To these who have pSralrsfs.
4 \ vi PtSre sS,p,s.s ana 1nizas sS s
trias with ssir that t,ey tias tsssss
SPAR NE cordisi deals With dfSeais a. e siss ithsat
Esrynes % sHnsss, snd VA net eay rss.oye the disorder
REBEILD the BROKEN CONSTITUTION.
The dsEs1 Of th systIn eaainS dis
thar = Noa require eolpmn 10 sourate the nialA
maybe srsiess Via ssaraI Is iiooFs6S seipi-
Sni psTalysi., hsaase hyssEia Fitatcn Sf ne hsart
Eiens senssiio7 q NE ns Hu1ls1ssS sSrFiisy e he
drains, aAbilty % rat In place positton, wax
Of nc pFosrsavs organs. sexual neaHpess.rs rsi-
Anehol, noaomAnia, epoI abls sinking stclSae
cFenie te1deIey % Ena-
q ne palse1ssnd Al hsrenasss tht does Lot pfoeeed
froel organic ley0nf she reach OF resie1ne
PERSONS or PALE COMPLEXION,
Or eungumpF tfs restored b the % baths
tWo 90 hoo and v9Eor, changing The skin f1a pale, yel
lew SisAiy eeier = = heatfai ieFid eouzPlsxsen.
CAUTION.
Dr. Nerss Invtgorats Cordial has been eoaaterfestsd
b. some unprir tpled persona
In future al e genuinr Coriai WI have tie
pasted bottle
ioIfing WoThs lloan IN he glass.
Or Morse's 1nyigoTatins Cordial
~ ~ e, H. RING, Pe0PRIEHOR, n r.
ne soTesa Z put sp In pint
sola ktEli 42f1q and l1agi6rs II 2Go9fctEs-
fa1s safs IA G5+LISs 4 BEsIEEIELD,
Wbossais HllsSi5is.
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FAIR.
WIN our towpsmen make their entries early

VIII our toWpsInen make their entries cary
this morning. Every business man should
send sample Of his calling. Lists Of goods,
specimens Of clothing, hardware, CUTLERY, glass,
fabrics Of ali kinds, and iron Manufactures
should be fully represented. Our ovn citizens
could contribute enough to make perfect ez-
hibiton, and ifthey do not the fault is Their own
Everv department bu: the Vegetable and fruit,
viii be superior. All should attend and all aid
in the effort to make the Fair attractive. The
cattle exhibition win be very 8as especially
short horns.
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y- We arc requested to state that all persons
who are JUDGES on any committee win obtain
badges admitting, them free Of charge, by an
plying at the Office on the Fair grounds
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- iE4UGIKKNS BUMFYELD.
teiliy GrSsslI AuEsTs Eoa wlsreRx viRniSI..
d. j. tIedees

DR.. j. Hedges
FEWER s.; AGUE ANNlk11LAIOR
FEVER and Auei Cubs and Fever, Dumb AEnei or any
form Of Internittsnt Fever recent or stand
ing speedily safety, and eeetnay cured b The use Of
nr. ). lfsiges Annih.ator.
TAs Ureparatoris entirely free from Al metallic poison,
such As arsenic Mercury but is compounded from e-
tracts purey veeetahie Il certain cafe and
remedy, s-d can be taken an kinds q weather. ThePro
prisor has rae the article st private praeIes for
several year and Ia no eases failed eeet perfect
cure hs the ree5s have been followed. In posi-
bleEAx nre TIE sste buls adsp.ed 70 al aEes
s=xes constitutions. Il be given 70 the iufans 81
month aid vim a sah satety the adult and eAn be
sept IN any eIusts It neeat eneamia, no long array
q testimony, herald ts eaess IsstaeTit lies II
selFand InyRildit yin proTe Of moTs value than 81
octave volume Of csttfeaies,
Prepared oty BY the Proprietor At stanhoPes s. J., and
never genuine without his legislature.
For ssle. Eoles4le and rg:s by A G. GOOD Co., Drug
ests hssilas, VA. and D Druggists aG sshe-
rally throusho,t. the unit.ii sssset.
VI. L. DEcASiP, General wholesale Agent
~ - f0s The westsra states,
Iay5ss1 sScartlsrd s., Ssv York.
tY-pAeUERgE0FYpisis 81 ordinary ahilltiss ana IL
an Ji busasss n sttefrptugt 10 ennrtte eu4Lrrx Of
er eskraansh ri.A ADAMS, and IA order 70 preerTe
1SE 1pAx2 soE tsesSzh5 4sy s, e VIZ Ps obliged
70 IcEgoSLEpaE IBEIR bS AEpreLse sF prizes
~ sons tEiHns ss.la saFcr % The wake o. taelF
sea4s L5ox utfor elreailrs ard Hrss sass psintes
-FI-rusEs sos 50 cEsrs Persens 4 wantaf s Ez1 o.
vlk mn soEFs slselyss accordingly. Those q Te5ns
neat and tasts Mo can scientific skt yin tn
ean.inaes tArons AnsIiss The heautial
ftype EarAeby Mn Is he eS elF e4q be
rsIisf u7ou iE can and examine some Of The
iaGie =sieh he has taka eEer. md
Ghiel srs ESrfazist r5s % eHxxoE & 49, II tiis
azSs . Ansthss So. ''elatiOu sali3i - Oh
fsssSs nj % say pctnEls sISes p 81 sse e
t1ses IN Az.
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WILSON KISG.
49,.

ST, Louis, jane 80 1873.
PROF. WOOD. As ynu are about 10 prepare vend
yoar recen,i discovered Hair Restorative aud you
months ysr gray aud after using two bottles Of your
Hair Restorative resumed its orlnH color. its
application Iuu-HT disappeared my head,
have been troubled Hith disagreeahle Itching the
scalp. t'n sfifds that thSse who il, viii
Il, rs it gives the Of having been recently oiled
anu d, therefore, to RECOMMEND It's all WHO
are DESTROYS OF having al beautiful head OF hair.
am sir, 7btiFs. 81.
Il.
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For sal E by Druggists generally
AmhrotYpas Ror 81.

PARTRDsE,as his and spacious rooms, with tleil
ss operating and for light equal TO
the country, and far supsrior 70 In the city, IS
N the country. Hes prepared to make AnhrotYpes
they can sen, mail hont extra postage Also to ret
them lockets and pins, price DaCuerrcotvpys
Pictures made for customers good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last tot ages UNCHANGED.
AuEin4s Of materials used in the asinesS for sale,
Rooms side Of aIan nove Monroe, Marsh
Taylor's nety stnre. RuglS
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yincennss, Ia, June IL 1853.

PRoF o. J. WOOD 49,
AsNou about 10 manufacture and yend your
discovered vIl state for ShOmso
inRg that haze used IL knoe others
To Isu that Inyc, iral been In the habit OF
usInE Other Hair mud that dnd vastly
superior to any other know entirely cies tue head
persohssir to ts oriEiual yonl color and texture
swing it healthy soft and and all this,
without iscoIofng the hands that apply IT. The dress
which It Drops would therei6ft, Recommend its
every dssirousof having fncrolor the
hair Respectfully yours, I'll
af saFte 556 y 8 4. WILSON KING.
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~ hv Ma. IaisEiigAeer giyes notice that
q large body oftha pubic lands IN FlOfida are
10 be Withdrawn irem market qntii the railroad
companies to which donations were granted BY
Congress shall have made their selectiaSs of Al
IeTuste seetilnS Il IS understood that the To-
cations Of railroads in Florida viii bring Into
tse iaTge bodies of valuable timber
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Trustees Sole

TlY Of deed from George EiaTtiman and
10 VIII. 10 dated nne i 1850, aptuPF ef record In
Ohio Comfy NirenlH Deeil Book So page 49, Will
proceed 70 sell title OF Tie Court House Of said
County Monday the hfS tiay of September 1885. pub
bic auction TO the highest bidder. No siu-
ated SIan Street the F, War,
lnEtn also forty feet with o S6thurn part Of
lot teeiitS Water street In thesad
Eiftl Harl bf tile CITY OF Wheeling
TEaoF SALR.0pe third OF the purchase viii be reautr-
ed III Cash OH The dav Of sale s residue IN two equal
instanlents OF six an twelve months sale, pus
chaseTs giFsag bOni irona
the day Of sale Aad the title to be retained further
curitY I'll the purchase money Is pal1. + - 3.
cd in,ne hy raid deed o trust
The above sale Is adjourned until Monday, October
oh. 1896. - : g 3 ~
EDWARD II. rfTznuGH.
4n&S--aS Trustee.
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Y-H Hon Charles j. jenkins, Of Georgia, a
prominent old iine Wing, has written letter
il which he comes OUT for Buchanan, because
ne mas been true to the South, and because tine
contest, he thinks, is between buchanan and
FrPn,nIt
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The South Carolina 1iRts states thai the btily
peneT 10 South Carolina, whose editor conde-
scended 10 support and advocate tbs eleeiion Of
FILLMORE AID Donelson has been sod tiLtgsS tie
hAnaIner q the sheriff for ssl5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-17

s55s The first ANIMAL fair of the South Caro-
lima State Agricultural Society, will be held at
Columbia, from the 10th to the / eth November,
The handsome sum OF s fU00 will be
expended in premiums,
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=
FOR SALE,
fNIE undersigned Oilers for
Island in the ogcBpaucy o. Willa,n CLARK. IS
aarset Garden He has hid IL laid out into shali fields
ranging In size from One anda half 70 Fise Aefes With ~
lane. forty feet wide, running through CENTRE from tho
Tagn Lots to the head Of the Island.
Porbeaay of location, and fertility soil this pForerty
is not sur7Ssei bl ~ River and 70 ersis
siroas btnnIng locator in the countss con.
ssnent the CITY, those wishing to engage fnf bnsI
pDreiase =
paoSs o. the premises can making application
70 Tn, au6EeFieT, who viii give every In ssia-
ton 10 IT. and the terIns OF sale viii be eyy liberal.
FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-17
Valuable PTopertY for Sal,

valusbts property for Sale,
subscriber orTs at private sale the house andot
the Surth oullcy sts.
occupied for severt Of best houses
in the city, and IS well adapted either boarding house
oTssc1nd class hotel It's close proSnsy 20 the Hsmpaei1
alroad Depot makes desirable stand for either OF the
sanss JAMES TANSERs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-17

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