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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-13
Mr.. Buchanan at Baltimore

BALrMoRE, May IL, 1856
The Committee Of the City Council this evening met
Mr. buchanan 1T Columbia pa }, and escorted him to
the city. He received at the depot by largo
course OF citizens, conducted to the City Hotel
where he welcomed by Judge Giles, on the part Of
the citizens. Mr. Buchanan briefly replied. He will re-
oeve the visits OF citizens tomorrow, at the Maryland
Institute Hall
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THEATRES LAST NIGHr.-At the Opera last evenisg Mile
yestysn sung Arsace in the semiramiae" to very full
house. II was her first appearance since her return from
Mexico. At Laura Kesne's Varieties Ave act play
"Diane," and "My wiie's Mirror" were played to q
crowded house. At the Broadway theatre Mr.. and Mrs.
Barney Williams Mr.. Fisher Nine. Ponisi and others
drew "a full house to see new piece, "Efin is Our
Homen At wallacks theatre "Ths Hunshbackn was
played with Mr.. waack and Mrs. Hoey in the principal
parts At Niblos Garden Mr. Henzler the English tight
rope dancer, made his dsb1t AT Burtcns "Davd Cop.
perfeldn was revived, when Mr.. G. Howard and Mrs.
Hough appeared for the first time this season. 1t WAS
quite a gala night, but the crowd upon our columns
obQes us 10 omit several critical articles. Fer the an
ents for this evening refer reaiers to our
advertising columns they set forth At length
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ton. Such admissions, to cay nothing Of their
policy, could only have been made under the
profoundest ignorance Of fact; for there is mo-
thing more clearly capable of demonstration
than that all the presensions of Grea. Britain
to the Bay Islands ere without foundation.
The facts presented by the Committee of Fo-
reign Relations Of the Senate, in their report
on this subject made February, 1854, are con-
elusive and irrefragable. We recommend it
to Mr. Clayto study.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27
CONTRACTING RATES.
Silliman Female Collegiate Institute.
CLINTON T.,

I HAVE associated with myself in conducting this
l Institution. my brother-in-law. Rev. HILLARY
MostLr and his wife. Mr.. McsEiY graduated at Oak
land College, Miss. in 1851. Subsequently he pradu.
ate'l at the Princeton Thcolog al Seminary and nj
the present time he is Pastor of the Prcsbyterian
Church at Jackson. La. which position he resigns in
order to devote his abilities. in connection with N.Y.
self, to teaching in the Institute. | have selected
him. not because Of his connection with the same re-
lgion. denomination with myself but OF his rela.
tionslp To my children, and Of his character as n
scholar. gentleman. and christian. which being
widely appreciated by all denominations and classes
of persons. gives hope that he will prove a vaua-
bic acquisition to the school. Mrs. MOsRIY Y who il
daughter of the late Col. M0oRr. of Wilkinson Co.
Miss Will preside over the domestic department. as
Matron of the Institute The two Misses Looms.
connected with the school during the past session,
are engaged for the next session. and able and skill.
ful assistants will be engaged for every department
of the school All the branches of education both
solid and ornamental. taught in the best Fcmal.
schools can be acquired at this institution and IN.
pills connected with it have advantages canai to
the best schools in other States, 10 become intel:
gent. refined. accomplished well educated ladies'
The patrons OF The Institute may rest assured that
no pains or expense will be spared to render il wor
thy Of the support OF those who wish TO give their
daughters the best educational advantages the coun-
Try can afford. Weclaim some sympathy and share
ol public favor, on the ground OF being Southerncrs
idcniilicd with the country by BIRTH education and
home, dcsoting what requirements we have received
to the Interests OF our own home institutions If
The people OF the South want institutions of learn
ing at home, why not mlroi1c them. and encourage
southern educated men to devote hcirlalcnts to iii,
laudabr work OF building them mp.
licneSt session will commence on the first Mon.
day OF October. The terms will he the same ~
heretofore. In addition TO the regular branches
taught IN the Institution, class of young ladies viii
he received. who have completed their acalemical
studies but who desire to pursue II course of read-
ing in history and polite literature. whose studies
VIII be rendered pleasant as well us profitable.
HENRY MCDONALD Principal
Clinton. La. Aug. Ii. 1856
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27
CLINTON MALE ACADEMY

NllE exercises Of this Institution will he rcsumoJ
on the first Monday in October. 1886. in the res
lLence formerly occupied by Mr.. BELL. North East
oT the Public Square This location is remote from
she ihoroughlares OF the town. and is eigiby stua-
tea, bong ~ the suburbs and bating ample we'll.
ihaded play grounds
Tile Coaf"c Q Hmiy will be liberal and extensive
but not volunnous. as the object i not 10 nrrusn a
multiplicity of books in the short time usually allot
ted 10 cducaton: but 10 present the pupil with sucb
authors as most thoroughly inculcac practical cd
ucailon. Aware that very material injury has brrn
done to education IN The Soath, by many OF the cur
r"nt schoobooks OF the day. processing 10 teach 50
much with 50 ltllc labor ou the part Of teacher and
pupil, the Principal has used great care III lha-,l q
ton oi his texts knowing that what wrhtvo uar.gd
in facility, by the lsc Of these bucks wehnt = inst N
ihoronghness. II requires industry nad xpercnss
the part OF the teacher, and unycarird lnnlic,.
ton on The part OF ihc pupil TO elect good scholar
ship.
EGe &nI'm # 2atoimg il the result OF exporjeuce
aud most slIdloRsly avoids all those moved ub,t,,.,
mrnts n system, by winch the pupil is promised Il
rapid. Hllt not thorough progrur. GIlA. car, " A
ne taken loaNod any lhng Ike ,Dtc. ,lsn Ia adam.
the sliidlen To The capacities and 4 al ~
pupil, Each recitation will te atl a,r l,,.y=
AS ana explanations; aud % 80 case tylIl i,In 6r
allowed 10 leave Il i"Nl 9el0ra len II thorough
knowledge OF itr subject No qtuta. ur r.p-illpr n
crcses will be imposed, Is experience shows tIrat
pleasure loosca lis Zest soon Il, il becomes n duty
bI I The pupils, rs the grounds are spacious, will be
nii"Wed TO ENJOY such amuSemcRts Us compor with
health maaliness and propriuty.
I"e Go'""mo4 will be kind and humane. yctrgid-
" and ImpariRlly enforced. Punishments will be
inllIcted IN no case where ambition can be suprrin
ouced; To elicit which, monthly report OF the
standing and scholarship of each pupil will be cent
to parents and guardians
& lhe HHmber ol pupils will be limited The tu,ions
Wlll be three, four and five dollars per month paya-
Bile IN advance. and no pupil can enter for a less
period than \ session of i've months. Each pupil
WIZ De expected 10 furnish his own chair 1t is nee
essary that pupils enter at the commencement of the
session Pupils who ride from the country will be
allowed the privilege ostablng their horses on the
premises boarding can be had in the neigh borlood
or in town at reasonable prices.
WM. \. HILL, y. NJ.
Clinton, La, Sept. l3, 1856
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27
Ward Committees of Vigilance. &c

Hra Ward JAMES JACKSON. Chairman-Rol,
Vaughan. John a. Harbour. John McKneelv. T.
Chick Wm. Richardson. DR.. Jones. Dr. Mayberiv
Second Uard.--JosEr NORWOOD Chairman.W
beauchalnp Hiram NJ. Hatcher, John Worsham
Daniel Simms IIawscy, Marion Chapman. Thos
Fupua.
Iid Ward JACKSON Makes its own organization
IouM lpard-S A. DuDosE. Chairn-N. b. San.
dell. J. Henderson. Calvin Palmer, Wm Benton. A.
Caronlh. VIM. G. lligginbotlam
fVM Umd-A. =. BRowN. Chair'n-Oliver Cobb
a. Cook. Eidcn Hays. W. J. Drehr Bobert Jackson
Alb Mycr. B. Moses, Sam'l Hall. Jack Bell
SHM Uad -lRvIN BROwN, Ch'n-Jackson Cha
ncy. Lafayette Brown. Aquilla Felps c. Doris Bow
man j. II. George. II. II. Knox.
S,enM Udd-J. II. JACKSON. Ch'n-Wm. Hob
good, Henry Rowlcy, Simeon Hatcher, Wm. Rourk
Alfred Marlborough
Egth Uan.- r. SpAgKMAN. Ch'n-B. Dunn.
job Rowley Shad Rogers. Eli White. A. f. Jackson
u. Baricld. Il. W. llobgood.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27
LEGAL SALES.
PROBATE, SALE.

Tie STATE Of Louistina 9Th Judicial District
Parih Of East Button Rougc court. No. IGl.
In the matter of the succession of Daniel Holloway
deceased
TN PURSUANCE of an order and authorized by n
L commission to me directed by the Honorable
court aforesaid will sell at public auction at the
door of the court house in the Parish of East Fcc-
lana said state on
TUESDAY, the 2sth day of October,
A. D.. 1856 at o'clock A. NJ. the following prop.
criy apprranng to said succession to.wit:
TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES
OF LAND, situated near Kcllcrtown, in
the Parish Of East Fcliciana, and bounded
as follows: north, by lands of Judge Nc
Ghce; south, by lands of Mrs. Gaudcn;
east, by lands of Josiah Benton; west, by
lands Of II. Robinson, together with all the
improvements, consisting of a dwelling house,
gin house, and other udings
TERMS or Said
One third cash. and the balance on cr dit Of one
anl wo years, with eight per cclt interest from lh
day Of sale, with NOR gage aud confession of udg :
ment retained until tnc final payment nf the lrciiusc
price, the purchaser to gvc notes for such sam. that
the whole may br diy ded into four c1llal shares
among the heir- in ord + 10 close the Succession.
sept. q, lsiG. Il N. g. BROWN, Shcriii
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27
LEGAL. NOTICES.

The Sta'e et Loaisiana. ! Seventh District Court
InrtNf y EdSt F1tcipHd No. -.
In the matt rof the Succe ession Of A. NJ. Lea. ded
NOTICE is hereby given that Aaron Robinson aud
~ Elizabeth La, administrator and administrators
have icd in tbs court their third and fourth an
nnal account "f their administration of the aiorc-
"a d succession which will be homoogated in thirty
days rom the publication Of this notice. unless le-
gally opposed. WM. PATTERSON Clerk
umr 70 lslG
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

The State Of Louisiana, Seventh Judicial District
ParishQ Of E1a Eeiciana Court
In the Case of the State of Louisiana, VS.. Martin
MCKcwin.
DY VlRTUEof q writ of Fl. ia. to me directed
ID have seized one BUGGY WAGON, which will
offer at sheriff sale for cash, with the benefit of
appraiscment in front of the Felciana Hotel in the
town of Jackson, said parish on the first Saturday
of October, 1856, at Ill o'clock. AN.
Sept 20, 1856. B. NJ. &. BROWN Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27

LEGAL SALES.
SIlERIFFS SALE.

Thc Sac Of Lonisiana. | Seventh District Court
Parish Of Eaa Ehciona. No. 977.
George A. Ncafus, vs. Perez Ripley.
DY VIRTUE of Il writ Of H. fa to me directed in
II the above entitled suit, by the Honorable Court,
- aforesaid. have sczrd and will offer at sheriff $
SALE at the door Of the Court House on the
First Saturday of September, A. D., 1856.
between the hours of II o'clock. A. M and o'clock
r. NJ all the interest whatsoever of the defendant.
Perez Ripley in and to the following property. ap-
pertaining to the succession of his iccc ,sci wife.
Mrs H. Il. Ripley. to-wit: A certain negro hoy
slave by the nam" of PRESTON. aged about lG
years and negro girl VICY. aged about l3 years.
lii- Interest in said slaves being onc-cghh part of
ih"rtalnc which interest have seized to satisfy
plnn : Il mand nd all costs
TERMS oT sAi.E-
Cash with the benefit of appraisemcnt
august ., 1856 i. NJ. G. BROWN, SherT.
I-G"'l'hc above sale is postponed until the
First Saturday If OCTOBER, 1856, at | |
o'clock A. NJ, by consent Of parties.
sept Is. 1856. lj. NJ. G.. BROWN. Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27
Association Df Young Democrats.
Offic er RS:
PRESIpENF.
A. X ENNEDY WELSH.

WE FEE6IUT.NTH.
T s. ADAMS. AG TUCKER.
WM. A, KNON. Sc'y. SAML LAMBERT Tr,as.
The regular meetings of this Association. every
Saturday eyenngat half past three o'clock Ad
dresses will be made at every meeting by some one
ol the members, or some person whom the Assoca-
ton may invite for that purpose The young Dem,
ocrats of the surrounding Vicinity, are respectfully
invited TO attend.
W. 4. KNOX. StYftary.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27
LAND FOR SALE.

one section of laad situate in the Parish af East
" Fclicana within five miles Of the town Of Cliu-
ton. with all the improvements necessary for com
fort or convenience. aud IN good rrpar. ii being the
place which the rndcvriguod uow resides
Also: section of Lnud in the Parish of East Bat
om Rouge near Grcrnwrll springs.
Both soctions will be sold on REASONABLE" terms.
sept u IRVINE BRDWN.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27
NOTICE..

0WlNG to the death of my partner HENRY OppEy-
" HElMER. all those which have claims against the
estate of the deceased or the firm OF H. 0ppLNuEluER
~ Com, arc requested to present the same within
sixty days, and all those which are indebted TO thp
estate of the deceased or the firm of H. OPpEyilEI
MER CoiS; are requested to settle within sixty
days else am compelled to place the same in the
hAhds OF an attorney l.. ID. COIN
For the llrm of II. OmENnEnlnn a. COIN
Jackson May 10, 1886.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27
CLUB CONNt'rTTES

Fmonce and Colleciing Con,miVee-W. +. Krpv,v
chairman B. NJ. g. Brown. Vim. Patterson. Allen
Cook. Sam'l Rogers. G. H. Packwood. Wm Sadler
l.. Bloom A.J Going. $. II. Butler. A. Worms,
Cown'ne Of arrangements and Iontracts-Edw'd De.
lony. W. H. O'Rcilly. James Welsh.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27

Tie Stnc Of Lo0saaa, Seventh District Court
PHih G East feticana. June term. 1856 No 2G2G
Frances Il. Mckie. Wife. vs. ThOs. q. Lee. Husband
'I'lllS case having been regularly assigned. came
l. up Tor trial and after hearing the evidence and
the argument the law and the evidence in the opiu-
ion Ol the Court being in favor of the Plaintiff and
against the Defendant, and in.clvcHors it is there
fore ordered, adjudgcd aud dccrrpd. that the com
muniiy OF ac1ncs and gains heretofore subSisting
between the Ilanti, Frances t. Mckic, wife, and
the Defendant. Thomas &. Lee, husband he dis
solved. and that said parties be and remain separate
in property that the pantir have the entire and
exclusive possession and administration Of her srpa-
rate and pnraphrrnal property and itsrcyenucst
The slaves JIM. VlNEI and WARDLAW. inherit d
by plnlntilI from the succession Thomas and Eliza
abctli Mckie, and now III possession of defendant be
decrccd to be the separate and purapherna proper
ty OF the Plaintiff, and that the sheriff be ordered TO
deliver said slaves into her possession that the
defendant pay to the plaintH the sum of one hun
dred and cighty.iour dollars and cehty-iiyc cents
with hVc per cent interest thercOa from Jude cial de-
mnnd to-wit: April ninth, A. d, one thousand eight
hundred and !iity.siX. said sum beng mn amount Of
money inherited by the plainlih and received by
defendant from the SUGGESTIONS of Thomas and
Elizabeth and Milton Mckie-that the legal mort
gage and privilege OF the plaintiff on the property
OF the defendant be recognized and enforced, and
that the defendant pay all costs of this proceeding
incurred between plaintiff and defendant.
II Is moreover ordered, adjudged. aud dccrccd
ti'it ol ilc liite lfl oil FRANK 1OOlc
IN intcWcnton be dismissed, and that they pay the
costs OF their said intervention.
Thus done and signed in open court on this the
18th day Of july A. d. 1856.
CYRUS RATLIFF,
Judge of the Seventh Judicial District
true copy. WIN. PATTERSON, Clerk.
September 4th. 1856.
SHERlFFS SALE.
1he $ta'e Of L0aisiuna Justice Chases Court Fifth
Par'Sh Of LnSt facana, Ward No. -.
l'ucknor Stanton vs.. Charles NJ. Smith.
Rh VIRTUE of a writ Of Il. ia. to me directed in
- the above Untitled suit. have seized and will
offer for sale at the door of the court house in said
parish. on the
First Saturday Of October, 1856,
at II O'Clock a. NJ, all the right title interest and
ella IN Of the defendant Charles NJ Smith in and to
the ioilowing described property to wit:
Twenty acres Of land lying and being situated
in said parish, bounded on the North by
the ST. Helena Road, East by lands the
owner unknown South by lands of Mrs,
Stone, and West by Little Sandy Greek.
TERMS OF SALE
Cash with the benefit of apprasrment,
august 20, 1856. b. NJ. q. BR 9WN, Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27
SliERlFF'S SALE.
Tie state Of LouiV,em. 7tI District Court.
Prish IF East fdtcjana. We. 1918.
Levi H. De Irmond.

Eliza VI. Courtney.
DN VIRTUE oi q writ Of Il. IA. ta me directed IN
ID the above cnt ii d suit, | Mvr s"ilrd and VII
olr at sheriff sale at the door 81 the court house,
in sad Parish. On the
First Saturday of October, 1856,
at II o'clock !, W. all the righl. title interest. and
claim of thr def udani Eliza VI. Cuuracy in aud to
the following named and dcscrbcd prop rtg. ~ wit =.
A certain piece or parcel Of land with al the
buildings and improvements thereon, the
growing crop Of Corn and Cotton and all the
rents and revenues arising from said planta-
ton, said land being situated in the parish
aforesaid on the waters Of Sandy Creek con-
tanning one hundred aud forty (l4O) acres
more or less, bounded South by T. Il De
Almond, East by lands of 5. b. Kent,
North by lands appertaining TO the success
ion Of ID. ID. Mrrrick deceased, and West by
Sandy Creek, property given mp by dclcn-
dant to satisfy plantill's demand and all costs.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash, with the benefit Of apWaiscment
aug. - lSjb B. NJ e. BROWN. sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27

TN pursuance of the above proclamation, the COM
missoners of elections for the several election
precincts established by law in the parish of East
Felciana, are hereby notified to assemble at their
said precincts on TUESDAY, the 4th day of Novcm-
Der next, and then and there to hold said election
and make due returns to me according to law
sept ~, 1856 b. NJ. G. BROWN, sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27
the FOURTH day Of NOV
EN- B ER next.

EMB ER next,
us provided hy law, as follows, to wit:
One clrctor from til" first electoral district.
cor3oScd of the parishes OF pInqurmuc and
ST Barnard, the third district Of New Or
leans and fnnbourg IRENE
One from the second district, composed of
the lst and 2l districts with the exception of
fanbonrg IRENE
One from the thrl, composed Of the 4th
district Of New OrcanS, that part of th" par
iSh of New Orleans on the right bank Of the
Mississippi, and the parishes of jefferson, St
Charles, st. John the Baptist. St james. AZ
rcn>on, Assumption, I.aiourche and Tcrre
bonlc,
One FROM the fourth composed of st. Tam
many, Washington, Livingston, st Helena
East and West Fccaua, Point Go,lpec, East
and West Baton Rouge, and lbrirllc
One trom the Fifth, cesapo,el Of Attakapas
and Opcoasas, and Rnpidcs and AyoycllcS
One from the Sixth, composed Of the coun-
ties of NatchitochcS Grachita and & Concorda
and the parishes of Catalonia and Franklin
Now therefore have thought proper TO issue this
my Proclamation. notifying the qualified voters
throughout The state of the election aforesaid. aud
commanding all shcriils, commissioners of elections.
and other officers therein concerned to hold the said
election for electors of President and Vice President
of the United States for the state Of Louisiana the
ith day Of November next QS5G) said election to
be conducted and returns thereof made in all re.
spccts according to the provisions Of the constitution
Of this state and laws in all such made and
ir.n FSyaea "naor nv hand and c 500, Of no s,,o
Louisiana. at Baton. Rouge, this seventh day of
Jaly. A. d.. 1856. and of the Independence Of the
United States, the Eighty First.
by the Governor: ROBERT G. WICKIlFFE.
ANDREW S. HEBRON, S,creury IF Sme
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27
SIIERIFES SALE.

SllERlff = SALE.
Thc State IF Lou,yi,ma. ,.,.,,,. -, ..,,.. ,,,,.,
P0riM n Eht fcicoiao. 'S''"''' n'''''o' 'o"'''
&. McCarslc, use Of nj.
vs. No. 9GGG
A. W Ballard.
c. Mccaslr, use OF AL
A. ". Ballard.
Di VIRTUE of aWri of f. fl to me addressed by
ID the Hon. Court aforesaid in each of the alov,
entitled suits have .r'zad andwl oi,I at sheriff ;,
sale ~ the dooi Of The court house in said Parish on
The First Saturday Of October, 1856,
at 10 o'clock \. W, all the right title interest and
claim Of the daicGdanl. H. ". Ballard in and to the
following described property. to witt
100 /, acres Of land situated in the Parish
aforesaid, wthall the Improvements thereon
bounded on the North by the Leonard Brad
ford tract on the East by public lands, on
the South by lands Of Mrs Harrison Brad.
ford, and on the West by Redwood Creek
Also 100 acres of land to be taken off of the
South side Of the track on which said de.
fcndant Ballard now resides, said tract of
land being known as the Leonard Brador,
tract, and bounded on the Norrh by land,
of James Reams East by public lands,
South by Mrs Bradford, and West by
Redwood Creek.
TERMS OF SALE
Cash. with the benefit Of appraiscmcnt.
aug. -, 1896 B. NJ. e. BROWN sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27
NO. %.
Vbe ftlitiana 1cmocrat.
r |, /, N :

i u II VI =.
II BS' hiPTiDN TiiEEE DUIL,Es per az payable
III advance. ForR, if not paid within siS months
and FIVE. lfnot paid before the close of the year.
ADV ERIlslNG-tdv tdvertisemCnts inserted nj One
Dollar per square. of Ten lines, less for the first
insertion. aud Fifty cents for each subsequent ono
Professional aud business Cards not exceeding six
lines, for twelve months TES Dollar. ADVERTISE
mcnts not marked with ;hc number of insertions
will be inserted until forbid
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27
sprtiial 1lotites.
The Central Democratic Club.

The Central Democratic Club meets every Sat
urdav evening in the TmESPIAN HALL: ut which times
the meeting will be addressed by some one appoint
cd for the purpose.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27
NOTICE.

HAVING engaged competent workman, we are
IL now prepared to repair watches icwelry, &c,
march NAUMANN Il STRAUS
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
A FRESH SUPPLY, for fall and winter sowing.
n Also the Large White Globe Red Top, Ruta
Baga and Early White Turnip Teeds, just received
at the drug store of NORWOOD THDON.
SHEET MUslC---A new supply of sheet music 70
~ the Piano and Guitar, for sale by
march Is N1UlL1N& STRAUSS,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27

PRESIDENT.
q. w. M L II ID A Y.
VICE PRESIDENTS
ED. DELONi, G. W. REESE
l. N. LEMON. BiTllELL HAYNES,
DANIEL WOLF
SECRETARIES.
f. J. DEtONY. W. H. O'REILIY,
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY
W. FERGUS HERMAN.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-27
PAY YOUR STATE TAXESl

NOTICE is hereby given that have received the
N Tan Roi. o lSjj for the Parish of East Fclici-
ANA. shall rcquir" prompt payment Of the Taxes
thereon, and the law in relation to the Tax trades
and professions will be strictly enforced
b. NJ. G, BROWN.
Clinton. Jan. g. 1856 3s-u