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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15
UNION HOTEL FOR SALE,

1Tltt Nhdnrs gnrd oilers Tor sale this well Known
l. estab shmrn situate in the town Of Clinton
Parish OF East Fcliciana, La. formerly conducted by
40 carman, and now under the management OF
Evans WAtc
The Hotel is large spacious building and Is in
state ot good + pair with all the outbuildings re.
qnTlte for carrying on the business. Attached Is a
larg" aud c0mmyd Gus stable
The !oca on is M excellent one, and the patron
age ol the House has always been good Pelron, de-
sirous Of embarkng in this line Of business would
ma II TO ihcir interest to call and examine the pre-
mlSes. Apply at my residence. or to John McVea,
Esq., at the town Of Clinton, for terms of sale.
sept l3 JOHN f. McKNEELY.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15
CoFFEE-ITs COST AND CULTURE

ICOFFEE-ITS COST AND CULTURE
1t is believed by many that Coffee can be
cultivated in some of our Southern States as
successfully as in Brazil Java and .Jamaica
II so, it is high time that some of our planters
were entering upon its culture, as it costs our
country no less than Slj 800, 900 annually for
the beans Of this plant
The coffee tree lives TO Il great age proyd.
ed the land is Kept well drained. The tree be.
gins 10 bear when three years old, and is at its
full bearrg when seven years old. The tree
is allow. 10 grow in height from six to seven
feet the top branches are pruned off when the
traD . live years Old, so that by the time it is
seven it resembles spread umbrella. Each
branch droops downwards, and thus gives the
picker q good chance to pick the berry. The
coffee rec IN Brazil bears two crops each year
tir 'dlFe crop in the spring and the small one
IN the iaii. The first crop is picked when the
berry IS red, resembling cherry The second
crop is III general small, and allowed to remain
on Inc tree until fully ripe and dry. This crop
cured IN the husk, is far superior in quality.
nad is called, pearl coffee;" the blossom Is
beautiful, small and tender. 1t remains on the
Tree from three TO four days If the weather
Is warm, with showers during those few days
the crop is sure; if cool at nights, it often fails.
When the berry is taken home from the field
II is carried to the millhouse. The mill con.
sisS of three small rollers. The berry is mt
INTO hopper and n constant stream of water
falls on the roller during tie time the mill is
III work. by this process the outside hull is
taken oil and the berry is separated fiom it,
and the coffee falls into a brick tank, where il
Is washed perfectly clean, and put on a place
covered with tile or brick raised in the centre
that the water may drain 1t is then taken to
the curing loft, where it is turned four times
day until the hull is crisp and dry. Then by
putting it through large tanners the inside
hull comes of, and leaves the berry ready for
hand'pickog for market
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15
CLINTON MALE SCHOOL.

8 y. HAYsEs will open a 4chool IN The town of
y. Clinton on Monday the 9th October at the School
House formerly occupied by Il. D. Craig and re-
spectiuy solicits share OF public patronage.
TERMS.
For teaching in the Primary aud English depart
ment, $500 per scholar per month For Latin,
Malhtmatcs. 500 per month per scholar.
No scholar taken for less than the expiration of
IN" quarter, and no deduction made for time lost
except IN case OF pro,racted Illness
october 4. 1856.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15
SCHOOLS.
SiIlinlan Female Collegiate Institute,
CLINTON T.


TllE next session will commence the first Monday
1 OF October 9th inst, under the following board
70 instructors
Rev. Henry McD0NAIp. A. NJ. PRINCIPAL
Rev liui.EnY MosEIY. A. NJ, Vice Principal,
Mrs. sALLtE MosEiY, Malron,
Miss CORSElIA MOORE.
Miss IsADEprA JANE MosELY,
Miss WILLIE AM SLAUGHTER.
Mr.. JULES KABKAI.rrs, Professor of Music.
Terms are the same Us before.
Boarding, per session Of Five months $50 90
Washing, when done in the Institute per doz so
Tuition in the Primary department ... Is 90
Academic ......... 20 90
. Collegiate ......... % 90
Music on the Piano or Guitar .......... rs 90
Vocal Music. each scholar per session go. 2 so
Incidental expenses | 90
Either one OF TIE Ancient or Modern languages 10 90
.ancy needle work, drawing and painting extra
Boardars will be expected TO provide their own
bedding tights towels etc. Pupils will he received ut
any time and charged from the day of entrance to
the end Of the session. The charge for Music and
Other branches for which there is an extra fec, will
DC made from the time of commencing such extra
hranc. TO the end Of the session. Deductions will
not be made for discOntinuancc or absence except
in cases Of protracei sickness. Persons not enter
ed rs regular pupils can receive lessons in Music
French or any other branch. on the same terms rs
pupils, though only in the Institute.
HENRY MCDONALD,
Clinton La Oct. Is. 1876.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15
GS"Ihe following capital political ieu d'esprit
from the ~ Q. Courier
AUCTION! ATCTIONi


AS the undersigned is about to leave for d
more congenlal climate, he will expose for in
spcciion and Short offer for sale
A CHOICE ASSORTMSNT
OF implements, designed to promote the wclfar,
of any new party, consisting in part of:
Slnng shots,
Brass knuckcs,
dark lanterns,
banners,
transparcncics,
candle poles,
glazed raps,
false police badges,
indian costumes,
charity hospital pewter (choicc)
double hottomcd ballot-boyes
100 600 portraits of Fillmore, (which will
be offered chrap-dog-chcap, large number
OF hussar badges (no saddles fragments of a
car that will, when put together. hold thirty
Cor morc,) young ladies';
Several Horses, somewhat damaged by hav.
ing been used by Red Warriors;
One Mare" spawned. wind.hrokcn and
weak in the lcgs--yalne 81 5O-which will be
sold ut sacrifice, as | must ret the animal of
my hands at any price; said mare can whistle:
10 Barrels had Eggs Choice the remain
der of large LOT that was imported for the
use Of the Ovn,ians;
a quantity of gunpowder,
which wn' prepared for firing salutcs for Fill.
NOR victories.
J d'mngrd parsons-( Patent Proyrs,)
Is military orators
Warranted TO damage any cause they attempt
to advocate.
500 yards red ribbon
81 600 X. y song books.
10000 blue books
100 dray loads of Fillmore documents.
(hWng 0bom /oosc) and variety of books
Illustrating "tbc dangerous policy and corrupt
ing tendency Of the Catholics in the United
States
600 medals--with Sam on one side and
Samho on the other, with the motto--"Unitcd
we lal-dividcd we are nowhere:" besides n
GREAT many other articles in my line too id
disgnstngly tedious to cnumcrate.
As this property can he Of no further use
Tor the next twenty years, | will take the notes
OF purchasers, provided they are not endorsed
by any oi the distinguished fnancicrs Of my
party.
Sale peremp'ory Articles hnt once knock.
ed down, for positively refuse to "set 'em up
agin"
nay" \ B.--'rhe title of any double barrel
led shot guns which may he found in the cata.
lo%ue IS not guaranteed, us have good reason
to believe they have been put among my goods
contrary TO law
Kill will act ms nctionecr. SAM.
New Orleans, Nov 6, 1886.
r. s.--Any one knowing Of Il vacant wiz,
wan for sale near the head waters of Salt
River, will find it to his advantage 10 rlll nr
my office. $.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15
VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PLANTATION For SALE.
I'm ACRES. situated in Bossier parish. on vii
wv low Chute bayou two miles from Red River,
and II niles above Shrevrport-all cotton land of
the best quality and all arrable. 200 in good
state OF cultivation, and $50 acres dcadencd, and
easily prepared. Common dwelling negro cabins,
good well and spring, Plenty Of wild lands 20
miles above on Red River, which can be had on
good terms For information apply to A. d. PALM
Err, Esq. ang3O w NJ DOLES
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15

MANUFACTURE or FIREARas. The machine
ry now employed by the United States Govern
ment for the manufacture of fire arms is Of the
most perfect description, and il executes It's
work with wonderful cclcrity and precision.
Probably in no department Of the mechanic
arts has the inventive power of the human
mind been cXerted with more remarkable re-
suits. One complete musk 1 can be turned ont
every eighty minutes of the working day, from
the raw material To produce the muskct
entire, two hundred and nincty.four machines
and nearly five hundred distinct mechanical
processes are involved. The barrel is made
from iron costing two hundred dollars per ton.
mostly procured from Norway, though very
excellent quality is received from Salisbury.
Conn. The iron is cut up from bars into pie.
ces Of ten pounds weight and fourteen inches
in length After being drawn ont to forty
inches under a high heat, the bar is curved
and welded on steel rods. The barrel is then
bored out, and reduced in weight from ten
pounds to four and half after which it is
polished with emery on revolving wheels and
the quality of the workm nship is not exceed,
ed ny any in the world
Let her rip, no use Of setting them up Sam
yIt.. h...t L.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RIGHTS
Gle ftIitiana 1emocrat.
Z n r NJ s

II Il Il MS.
SuBSCRlPTION.-TnRE DOLLARS per year payai.,
in advance. ForR. If not paid within siS months
and FIVE, fnot paid before the close of the year.
ADNhtTIS1NC.---Advcr inserted at Duo
Dollar per Square of Ten lines. or less. for tn first
insertion. aud Fifty cents for each subsequent one
Professional and business Cards not exceeding sis
lines for twelve months TEN Dollars Advert So.
mcnts not marked with 81, nuiliDe If insertions
will be insertcd until fnrhid
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15

The ame Of Lonstana, No. 275O.
ldriI Of haa faieiana. Late third District Court
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that Bythcll Haynes
~ has filed in the Clerks Office of the tin District
Court, his account as Lquidaor of the affairs of The
Clinton Port Hudson Rail Road a. Baking Cmpa-
n.y. which will be homologated in thirty days after
the publication of this notice. unless legal opposition
be made thereto.
oct 6 1856 IT, SKIpWIT1I D,v ClorL
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15

ssg. A man came into q printing Office to
beg paper, "bccause,' said he, 1--WE like to read
newspapers very much, but our ncighbors arc
all too stippv to take one"
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15

! credit Of one two and three years, the purchase
price % h'ar eight per cent interest from Tie day Of
sale untl pad Tn payment to hr secured by q
moriga, tmportiag conf son Of iul the
purchaser tu give hi, not" With approved personal
security JANE WELSH. Auclioncer.
<otpinipr \ isIG
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15
PROBATE SALE.

TIE Nd'e n I0VtgjrNd, Seventh District Court
Faftsd N Etnf teijrioRa No. 2l56.
Succ 's0u of Elizabeth Webb. deceased
1NPiR"t ANCE ui and by virtue of commission
i directed 10 M from thc Honorable Court aforc-
sad, th' undersigned auctionrcr in and for said
parish will expose to pubic sale TO the last and
highest bidder at the late residence Of said deceased
On Thursday, th, lth day Of December,
1856, at the hour Of ] o'clock A. ~, the following
described ira of land to-wit:
A certain tract Of LAND situated in the par.
ish aforesaid containing three hundred and
twenty (320) acres, bounded on the North
by land Of Daniel Morgan, South by Alex.
ander Courtney, West by lands Of Morgan
Morgan, and East by lands Of Mrs. Lucy
Morgan.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15

PAY YOUR STATE TAXES!
NOTICE is hereby given that have received the
IN TAX RoLL OF 1855 for the Parish of East Felici-
ana. shall require prompt payment of the Taxes
thereon, and the law in relation to the Tax on trades
and professions will be strictly enforced.
b. NJ G, BROWN
Clinton. Jan. g. 1856. 3s-tf
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15

Tic st@e Of Loliaam Seventh District Court.
IoriM 9( hna Faicimw No.
In The matter of the succession Of Mrs, Eliza l.. Nc
Adams, deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Frances I. Sci
~ den and hi. wife Mary l.. singi tary. co-admn-
istrators Of III" estate Of Nrs. Il. l.. McAdams de
ceased have filed in this court their final account OF
their administration of lc aforesaid succession which
VIII be hom9logatad in thirty days from the publ
cation Of Tins notice unless legally opposed.
nov 1856 WM PATTERSON Clerk
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15
CONTRACTING RATES

tbs. 4 m. m m. IL m.
Ono Square So Sc 50 Ss sl2 SIS
Two Squares. s. 10 ~ lG 20
Three Squares, 10 13 lG 20 25
Four Squares II 10 20 ~ 30
ANNOUNCING Candidates for Office Ten Dollars
payable in advance.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

7he STATE Of Louisiam, Seventh District Court
PmiI' ef East faiciana. No.
Succession of Mrs. T.. l.. McAdamg.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Frances L
~ se'dcn and hlswiie Mary L, Singlctary, 60 nd
m nnlratriz OF the estate Of Eliza l.. McAdams. de
ceased have filed IN this court full and complete
account o! the Tutorship of Mrs. McAdaln, d, ceased
with her -four minor children in accor,la zee with III,
lud I'm nj Of the court which will be honologated in
thirty days unless legally opposed
nos 1896. WM PATTERSON. Clerk
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15
T.. OiCAiLA g II AN.
Tailor,
april II JACKSON La
DIR. q. w. MAlBERRY.

tLATE OF THE LOUISIANA INSANE AsYiTM)
HAVING permanently located AT the residence of
IL DR.. LESLIE, respectfully Offers his professional
services to the neghborhouh and surrounding coun-
try. lie hopes after m experience Of twenty years
in the practice Of medicine and surgery to m rit y
liberal portion Of pitronage. aug D.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15

. Let her rip, no use of setting them up Sam,
Buck has knocked lie both down. Fremont.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15
SA NJ.

T. s.--ANy one Knowing Of a vacant wiz.
wan for sale near the head waters Of Salt
River, will find it to his advantage 10 rlll nj
my office. $
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-30

GUNNER CL0THlNG-of every riet;-Just re-
- ceiyed, and for sale by
JOSEPH GLUCKAUF, Bidwen.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-30

OROWlLE LODGE, No. 1o3, =. g. A. NJ
~ Stated Meetings held on the first saturday OF
each month, at "a Z. NJ at Masonic Hall Piatts
Market. Entrance on Myers street Oficers--D A
Brown. w NJ. Daniel Jewett, w; George " Elliot
J w Rosenhal. Treasurer; d O'DOnnel, Sec'y
Kleine, : DJ Kumper, j. ID; A Hoskins, Tyler
BoeIhren in good standing, invited to attend
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-30
JOHN DOLBERGH.
HESS & LARCOMB'S

New BRICK FIRE PRooF STORE IN BID
WELL.
TUNHE Subscribers would announce 10 their friends
IL and patrons that their Brick Fire Proof Store
the old corner, is filled with general assessment
of Groceries, Provisions Fruits, Liquors, Mining
Tools, &c &c the best and cheapest ever offered IL
town One OF our firm Is conste-''~ employed in
San Francisco in the purchase Of goods: and as we
purchase for cash aone believe that sell goods
cheaper than any dealers In this market. Persons
desrous TO purchase anything in our line, would do
well to give us a call, as we enabled to supply
them on as favorable terms the Marysville trade
Bidwell, July, le56 HESS l. LARCOMB
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-30
MAGNOLIA SALOON!

Next 20 HuhtOOhs Exchohge, OrOvHIc.
TUNHIS COOL AND COMFORTABLE RESORT
Il has been fitted up in the neaest possible man.
ner, and with an eye single to making the most re-
cherche establishment Of the kind In town The
BRANDiES. WINES, &c, ARE Of the rest SELECT
BRANDS, direct from the Importers; and having
had Ert nHue Practice at the Bar, we hater our
selves that we cannot easily be outdone in the mode
OF setving up the latest and moss fashionable fancy
beverages, well rs courtesy and polite attention To
our patrons. JAMES y. DICKEY co.
Montgomery street, neS1 door to iuntoon's Exchange
Orovile. July 1856. jylIif
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-30

MINNEsoTA.-M Minnesota is the model of
a prosperous, peaceful and well governed
Territory. The Legislature has just adj
journed, having disposed satisfactorily to
the whole population, of all business brought
before it, In reply to circulars addressed
TO the members, to Postmasters and other
persons in public position, returns OF the
population have been collected up to May /.
1t is ascertained, with reasonable accuracy,
to be l20 900, more than sufficient to justify
the admission of Minnesota as u State,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-30
by Telegraph to the Marysville Express.
SAN FRANcIscO, JsIy 2S-8, 3O,P.M

"33" Secretary, published card to-day,
stating that Bulger, who returned from the
Sandwich Island, will not be hung. AS his
sentence never was read to him, before ex-
Iatriation.
An attempt was made on Sunday morning
70 set fire to Braunans express building, by
heaping up wall mating, saturated with
camphene, against one OF the doors. Ii was
discovered before any damage was done.
Vim. Mullins and John Cramer, and
several others, were yesterday on visit to
MIR. BallentIne on Mission road. Mr. Cra-
mer took n double barrel shot gun from a
room adjoining the one in which the rest of
the company we're sitting, and taking it
with his hands near the muZzle, dragged il
with the but upon the floor towards the COM
pany 1t Unexpectedly went Oft, the con-
tents passing through the left leg of MIR.
Cramer, aud into the face OF Mr.. Mullins,
who was sitting opposite. The gun was
loaded as is said with No. 8 shot, which all
passed through MIR. Cramers leg, below the
knee, tearing and lacerating it to a horrible
extent, where they passed out
Mr.. Mullins was seriously injured in diff
fereut parts of his face, and one of his eyes
entirely destroyed Medical assistance was
Immediately sent for
Cramer died this morning, and an inquest
was held by Coroner Kent. BY the evidence
at the inquest, it appears he slipped and fell,
and the hammer Of the gun caught in the
door.sill
lietherington is British subject. and
claims trial before u legal tribunal.
Mr.. Dawes, who was shot by n Frenchman
at San Juan, some time since, died at
o'clock to-day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
MINERS SUPPLIES!
New Grocery and
PROVISION ST o r Z.
JOHN ID. HEATING,

JOHN d. HEATING,
HAS OPENED an extensive and well selected
III Stock Of choice Family Groceries, Provisions
and Miners Supplies a. his New Store on Monlgon-
ery Street. near Garrotis Saw Mill, to which he in
vtes the attention Of community He will be in
constant receipt OF additions 10 his stock OF Goods OF
the latest imortatons. His facilities Tor purchasing
being by any trader In the country, he Is
confident that his Goods and Prices will render the
utmost satisfaction to those who favor him with their
patronage. The public will please call and examine
for themselves. Oroville, July II, 1885,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
J. D. BROWN, M. D.

Graduate of New York University. New York Medi
cnl Institute Honorary Grauute of Syracuse Medical
College offers his professional services to the Dbabi-
tnns of Orovie and vicinity. Office. at the Orovie
Drug Store. Montgomery street, one door from the
corner OF Downer street,
July II, 1856 jyIi-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-30
SHERIrrS SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER, issued
- out of the Ninth Judicial District Court in and
Tor the county of Butte and State of California TO me
directed and delivered, commanding me 10 make the
sum OF two hundred and forty four dollars and fifty
cents, deo with legal interest thereon, and the fur
ther sum Of thrty-one dollars and fifty cents costs,
together with the costs of said Order accruing of
The property hereinafter described satisfy the afore
said Judgment, wherein WM. E. SHEFFIELD Is
Plaintiff and JACOB :. NORRIS is the Defendant
10 w.t. The Metropolitan Theatre, situated in the town
OF Oroville county of Butte and State OF California
iocated on the corner of Huatoon and Bird streets
ironing thirty-nne (39) feet Huntoon street and
eighty 800 feet ON said Bird street. which will sell
at public sale, at the Court House door, in Bidwel,
county and State aforesaid, on the TN ENTlETH DAY
OF AUGUST A. D. 1855, between the hours prescribed
oy law, 10 the highest bidder for cash.
p. SHERIFF Butte county.
Dated this S9th day Of July, A. ID. 1856. jy30-w4
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-30

WITHOUT FoUNDArIoN.-The report tha
the Mint was to be stopped and the deposits
r moved.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-30

EORBESTO LODGE, No. so r g. A M
I Meets the second saturday OF each mouth. H.
w. Brown, w NJ; n Plumb W; ID Mckee, w;
James Watson, Treasurer; John K Thomas, sec'y;
c Gaskili, s D; ] Kring, J d; Sparks, Tyler.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28
THE sTATE MEpIcAI. SOCIETY.


The Medical Society Of this State held its
Seventh annual session in the city OF Raleigh
week before last.
The annual address was delivered by DR..
Edward Warren. OF Edenton. on the medI-
cal profession, its character. its history and
progress.
DR.. Mason read an able paper on the epi-
,lelnic feyers incident to his Immediate To-
cality an the Roanoke; and DR.. Pittman re-
ported some interesting cases in surgery.
Discussions upon a variety Of subjects took
place. and we're participated in by number
Of gentlemen.
DIR. Charles +. Johnson, of Raleigh, was
chosen President for the ensuing year; DIR.
William &. Thomas, Of Wilmington, Secre-
tary; and DIR. James B. Dunn, Of Wake.
Treasurer.
Dir. $. $. Satchwell, Of New Hanover, was
selected to deliver the next Annual Address
Tile following gentlemen were appointed
delegates to the American Medical Associa-
ton Drs. Mason. faison, pittman, Mabry,
Dickson, Satchwell, Mckee, Warren, Ma
con. Powe, LeIIey. Henderson. and T. r
Peace.
The next annual meeting Of the Society
viii he held in the town Of Edenton, on the
second Tuesday in April, 1885,.