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NIBOLL, w. o., CARPENTER, No. 294 MAGA
~ zIN Street. between Delod and Poeyarre streets job
b all descriptions short notice and reasonable terms
Stores made Of Black Walnut Mahogany
Cerns made and repaired and guaranteed for one
and Blinds made and repaired ace-work and
packing Boxes of VII kinds made to order Step Ladders Of all
sizes constantly on hmnd felS "
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
lEtgs&$t2 WA Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans
Be remembered, that the Goth March, 1856 before the
subscriber Justice Of the Pence in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and II. p. JAN
Vier Secretary ote Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company OF
New Orleans being duly sworn according law do de-
pose and say that the above and and
correct transcript from the books Of the said Company
f5F-ezf VI Ets CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
. . .-&.z#= II. p, JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 26 day Of March
1856 G. NJ BRADFORD
Second Justice the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The BonId of Trustees have resolved to Six per cent m
teres scrip certificates Of 1855 payable on and after .e
second Monday Of May and have declared scrip dlV
end of Twenty-Five cent the net earned premiums Q!
past year. which certificates will be issued on and after
the first day Of june and they have reserved tne saanee
of the profits of ending 18th March, 1856 to meet
pending but unadusted claims against the Company
The Company against the erIls OF the seas
rivers damage fire. at the current rates
premium
ce in iron building corner Camp and Natchez Streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. GARRIERE, Vice President.
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CREsCENr CITY SOAP WoRKs-DEpoT

NRESCENT CITY SOAP WUAGEAS-UEFUI
~ No. Ii Lafayette street.
The subscribers in this city the manufacture
of Soap Family Ship Steamboat which they pre-
sen, approval in competition with the BEST
SOAPS Of established reputation combines with free
isagreebe effects of ordinary soaps in use, and
will be found npon trial. washing properties N per.
frion contain ingredient in suhc'ent
sunutity iniure the finest fabric Of ladies' apparel
The vanges of merchants and Others being able TO
supply themselves with equally good not
better article manufacture will present themselves at
glance and the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
m u II ALf,N " W.
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Y A zoo RIVE R.

Will leave on SATURDAY. 3ls inst. AT O'Clock T. NJ.
- FY1sa STEAMER ATAIANTA,d dN PLACE
@aWlek, = of the steamer LEWIS WHITEMAN9-For Lc
ssa fore, Greenwood, Sdon, Tchua, Yazoo City, Sa
aria ycksburg and all intermediate landings River
The fine fast running packet Atalanta,
N. c. Briggs MASTER will leave above. For freight pas
sage apply hoard, T. B. SMITH. Il New Levee.
The has been thoroughly repaired and shippers and
planters rely the Atalan,a remaining in the trade during
he summer
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G ALIF O R N / A


To sail on SATURDAY, .Juue 7tt at o'clock A. NJ.
eE1Sp FOR CALIFORNIA via ASPIN-
YMfKE1Ss WALL AND PANAMA, touching San Juan
del Norte, Sicaagna, going and returning The
a. n sS, Wiz @s'esnp % i ia onp. Inh' wl,, ,eiVe
with of the Pacific Mail Companys splendid steamships
at Panama for San Francisco For freight pasag apply
my29 w. C. TEMPLETON rs Camp street.
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NoTICE-rHE FoLLoWLNG CHAR9ES ;oF FoK 1ssssl coM
4N pressing have been adopted by the fresses
and will he in force from this date, viz: - .,
The OF freight to Europe being d 80 CTS per oaie
:. .. I'D and under "a, 40
:. :. a, "a and under. I'D, ~
:. >. at x l............, 62a
:. .. over ~ to........ Md, 70
:. over at.......... Oo
LEVEE STEAM PRESS
LOUISIANA PRESS
FACTORS PRESS.
UNION PRESS.
FRERET BROS. : -
MISSISSIPPI AND COMMERCIAL PRESSES
SHiPPERs' AND MERCHANTS PRESSES.
CANAL STREET PRESS.
AT.AB An y AND RRAMAH PRESSES.
PLANTERS PRESS.
NEW PRESS.
New Orleans, April 25. 1856. N.Y. I'm
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voBnfr<ENRaDtsE CdpAg..-THE SUBSt:RI RIBERs
ID are prepared deliver the abnvt celetna'ed Goal .o
steamboats, hntes manSacHrrs urVhH tnmieH etc. IN 'ets
a suit, At Sln per ton Of 2,NN lbs.
81 Orders left he Yar, Front eyee bel tween Julia anF
ST. Josepb streets, will receive muirriinte attention.
CREEvY 4 FARWEEL., 80 NRchez street:
New Orleans, November 2, 1855. nos IL
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3 THERE'S MANY a SLIP BETwIxT THE Cup AND
THE L1P.-We clip the following from the Boston
Courier Of the 2sd instant, which gerifies the old
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-31

rp@Se LAKE, SHORE PACKET STE M
E!4AaH.t%Sa s. FIR Kate FrisbceThs splendid and very
EPa@@ fast running steamer (bni expressly for the
bay route md weransed for navsaion having elegant
datins for yasSeugers, will be placed the Lake
Shore route aud will nay to all he watering pac
Due will be given OF the time of departure and the regu
lar DAYS. K. NJ. HARRISON Co,
rnyaS A5
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THE LAKE.

G@sa EXCURSION TO THE WATERING
PLACES AND BACK,-For SATURDN Y, 3Ist
inst. The splendid fast running steamer Kate
Fri bee expressly ronte) will leave the wharf
Jefferson Railroad the arrival the Lake of the 81
p NJ and the wharf the Pontchartran Railroad
the Lake of the o'clock On her return
will Ocean Springs Sunday evening" returning to the
city for the early Monday morning further
particulars apply to H. NJ HARRISON 4 CO.
95 Grnvier street.
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Will le4ve IiiI r DAY. June 5th O'Clock p. NJ.
fSTsss . FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS,
alE and all mediate I.anlings-Tbe elegant ,pa-
E944 ciou- and fast running passenger steamer John
Simonds, Charles B. church, master, will leave above.
For fl eight passage having nequaled accommodate.
ply TO GEO. W, SHAW co, Agents,
ny3I "a POydraS
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[E.L. Alembert's Tour an Amerique.n
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AZERAC BRANDIE S.-WE ARE SOLE
= .T.nIt il, this city this Celebrated Brand, and keep
coosgn supply hand Of various qualities and grae viz
IS.S 49, AZ 3 1905 ls2. 1885, 7a5 on New York terms and
prices, by -, :. ,rvrprru w, >. ,,, v
ole ly "A h. LIZ ' eHAeH " Wa "a oio i'e'ee'
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VIII leave on TH1RSD tY. June s. AZ o'clock P. N.
fYgSs REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET.
yh nISa The iue sw fl regular passenger
5Eaa4aH Jolln SFmOntls Captain Chas B. Church,
will leave ST. Louis and all intermediate landings above
For freight or passage, apply o. board, or to
JOHN 4. HYDE CO., 66 Poydras
of the cabin be seen, and state secured by
APPLYING John 4. Hyde K Go. M, 30
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01

hcartlcss caumDators of their nationality
their patriotism and their integrity, that they
were not to be scduced bought or driven from
what their Judgements told them was right
They have nobly maintained their position
TO them are The Democracy Of Indiana Mrgcl,
idepted .Jor The rictory ,ohich nov pcreAcs 50
gloriousiy upon their standdarb.
The unexpected defeat with which we hay
met in this country, is not to be attributed to
any disalection or treachcry on the part of III,
German and Irish voters A few of the for
mcr have turned their backs upon their Oh
friends ard political associates, and united their
fortunes with those who would not hesitate to
degrade and tramplc them in the dust the mo-
ment they can no longer use them for base and
selfish purposes But here as elsewhere the
great body Of the German, and all the Irssll,
almost without exception, proved themselves
beyond the reach of hattery, bribery and mis-
representation. II was imported roters and
not foreign born citizens, that gave Marion
county into the hands of the enemy. This, we
think will be most clearly shown by the clcc.
ton in November
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01
CONVERSATION BETWEEN A DEMO
GRAFT AND X. N.

Dem. Come now, be candid with me- and
tell me what yonrpariy principles are have
long wished to know, and cannot learn them
from your papers?
X. N.-Yahoo! hi!
Dem. by what principles will your cand
dates he governed in the administration of pub
lie affairs, if elected
X. N.-lhcc- chccrs-for- Mill:rd-- Fill
more!
Dcm.--If the Black Republicans pass a bill
repeating tile kansas.N cbraska act, would Fill
more sign it?
X. Nip Sam! Set 'cm up again!
Dem - hope yon do not sanction the late
dlSgraceinl coalition between the Frcmontcrs
and Fillmoritcs Of Pennsylvania?
X. N-Ya-hoo!
Dcin.--Do you think Fillmore was right III
opposing the acquisition of Texas?
X. N.--Ray boys, rally!
Dem Have you ever read the Democratic
Platform!
X Mo stree. lIurra for Sam.
Dem What do you suppose to be Mr. Fill
morcs views in relation to the
X. N.--Clear out the damned fnrincrs
Rip sam! Get out your horses, boys. Iah-ah
hoo!
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01
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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01

have token place, since the nomination Of the
Presidential candidates, the Fillmore party
have united with the Black Republicans, voted
and acted with them and done all in their
power to give them strength and the control
of the government in their respective st ties
Could they have done this unless they sympa.
thizc strongly with tn them? Could they have
done this unless their principles were not very
unlike? In no case whatever have they given
any aid to the Democratic parly--but have
uniformly done all in their power to defeat
them.
The conclusion, then is irresistible, that in
all the non-saychoding States, the Fillmore
party arc for the election of Mr.. Fremont
rather than the election of Mr. Buchanan
With such party can never act. never
will vote for any man who votes for the Black
Republican party. ! never will act with any
party that gives aid and comfort to the Black
Republican party, aud uses its power to place
them in Office
Looking at these facts it is hard for me to
understand why the entire South and the pa
triotc men Of the North should not unite in
the support of Mr.. buchanan.
His long connection with the government,
and its administration, is II sure guaranty that
in his hands the Union will be safe the gov
crnmcnt wisely administered and the people
aud happy.
Your friend, +. II. CONE.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01
M1SCELLAN EOUS.
PROBATE SALE.

I hVDA I II pNIII.
THE state Of Louisiana, 7th judicial District Court
Pd,ia Of Etst fdiciaRa. No 1882.
Succession of james W. Lounsdac
Tn PURSUANCE of al order. and authorized by a
comm sion to me directed by the Court alorr
said, will sell at public auction on
Thurdsay, November ID, 1856.
at the residence Of Isabella Lounsdac it, tho town
of Jackson, all the personal property OF said sncecs-
sion to.wi
One lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Thirty head Of HOGS more or l'ss,
Twelve head of horned CATTLE,
One BUGGY one PLOUGH.
TERMS or SAfE-Casl.
nov !, 1856. G.. W. CATLETT. Auctioncer
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01
Il1iiro.

Departed this life, Iaon. West Baton Rouge
nt'ol@r ~. lsj6, NJ tie 18th year Of hor age Mrs
bANSA conNELlts. consort Of Cadcr Rab.y, deceased
The caimn OF divine,t ease,
Rests upon her brow upon her face,
Expressive Of the souls ralasa
From th.s dark world 10 one Of peace
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01
the FOURTH day ef NOV
IMBER next

EMBER next
as provided hy law, as follows, to wit:
One clccior from the first electoral district,
composed OF the parishes of Pluqueminc and
st. Barnard, tnc third district of New Or
leans and Fanbourg Irene.
One from the second district composed OF
the LIST and I'd districts, with the exception OF
Faubonrg IRENE.
One from the third, composed Of the 4th
district of New Orleans that part Of the par
ISL of New Orleans on the right bank Of tie
Mississippi and the parishes Of Jefferson. st
Charles, St John the Blptist. st. james, a
ccnsion, Assumption, Lafourchc and Tcrrc-
bonnc,
One from the fourth, composed of St. Tam,
many, Washington, Livingston, St Helena,
East and West Fcliciana, Point Coupcc, East
AMI West Baton Rouge, and lh"rvillc.
On from the Fifth, composed of Attakapas
and opcou,as, and Rapidcs and AvoyclcS.
One from the Sixth, composed Of The COIN
ties of NatchitochcS, Ouachta, and G oncordia,
aud tie parishes Of Catahoula and Franklin
Now therefore have thought proper to issue this
M Proclamation, notifying the qualified voters
throughout the stat Of The election aiorcsa d. aud
command " AL shur,, commissioners OF elections.
aud other officers hrrin concerned u hold the sad
election for ctors of President and Vice President
OF the Unit States for tie state Of Louisiana on the
lth day OF November next. (lSdhD said elect ton 10
be conducted aid returns thereof made in all r.
spccts according 20 ih provisions Of tn, constitution
of this state aud laws IN all such cases made d
provided
Given under my hand and the seal Of the state OF
louisiana AT Baton. Roug' this seventh day oi
Jaly. y, D., lSjG, and OF tho Independence OF the
United States the Eighty First.
BY the Governors ROBERT c. WIChLlFEE.
ANpeEw = li@IIoN Seeretary0 State.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01

The .shutc Of Lop;sine 7th District Court. No
Parish Of EtR haiciaaa. 2i3s
Dl VIRTUE ola writ Of Iicri facas to me directed
ID IN the above entitled suit by Honorable Court
aforesaid have seized and will offer for sale at th,
door Of the Court House in said parish on
The First Saturday Of December 1856,
at O'Clock A. NJ, all the rights title interest and
claims Of the defendant Fleming r. Dpggns, in and
the following described property towit:
4 certain tract Of land situated lying and being ii
the parish and State aforesaid on the waters OF
the Comite River. containing about eighty acres
bounded on the North by Dr. Duggins, South by
tract of land belonging to the Heirs of Dickey
deceased. East by Mrs. Dutarts, and S w. Rowley
West by DR.. Duggins and the Heirs Of w. j. Boat.
ner, ii being the same tract Of land acquired By
said Duggins al Probate Sale in the matter o
the succession Of John Bell, deceased, made by
Geo G. Comstock Deputy Sheriff, NJ the Court
House in taid parish on the 9th day Of November
1852, together with all the improvements thereon
and all the rents and revenues arising thercrom
TERMS OF SALE
Cash with the benefit OF apprasment.
nov |, 1856 B. NJ. G. BROWN, Sheriff
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01
CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.

Clinton La, oct -, 1856
Board INIT pursuant TO adjournment.
7. EiluN Mayor y w Barnes, Evan:
White, YIN. sadIrr N. Riebcrls, Aldermen
The nauies Of proceeding meeti grcad an
o. motion resolved that the Constable Taos
l.. Mrha,c, 81 authorized to prosecute forth
with a'i delinquent iadscrmioatrIy for non
pmymeat % 31.rs, Licences, due to the corpo
ration, to final termination.
TIC Bo4r3 tl"n adormai
Attest, 7. l'.pH!.t, Mayor.
VIM II O'Rcilly
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01

tn pursuance 81 the above proclamation. the com
L IN OIL, ~ Of elections Tor the several election
prcci#els -iail I'll d by law in tha parish Of Ejst
Eel CHINA are 1ercby notified to Assem- h n hsr
said precinct D. IiE,SDIT, HE l,h day ot Noyrm
her next 4 VI t1r4 and th ~ to hold sad election
and maxi dna f'.Hrl. 20 me according 20 law.
sept u. 1856 h VI. q. BROWN. sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01
JUST RECElE ED.

7 KAUFMAN d STRAUSS Jcwery and Book store
n Wavcrly Novels Milmans Gibbons Rome, LUNG 5
England Wrts Patrick Henry, Queens Of Scot.
land Thirty years in the senate (o0mpleie) Mamorif
Of * 5. prrntiss. Burics Works. Goldsmihs Animal,
ed Nature, do miscellaneous works, Modern Essay
ist (Nacaulcy, together with large stock ornoyel.
and school books which will be ,old at the lowest
rates, Oh terms to suit our GU toners. toct ID
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01

OrR BANNER FLoArs IN LlGnr. The begin
ming Of the flood Of Democratic victory which
no human power can prevent, we chronicle to-
day. Pennsylvania and Indiana stand Side BY
SIDE Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, New
York, New Jersey and Connecticut, will follow
the glorious example. Make room for the
noble, victorious Democracy, ana lgJ Us look
at the figures.
Votes on the Presidential question for Buck
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01
PROCLA NATION

81 RDBERT e. UHkLIFtE. GOVERNOR or
IUE 81 m or LOUISIANA.
To tl Shcr Il Of tho Parish Of In Fcl ciaua:
WllERE\S electors 70. pres dcGt and Vice Pre-
w .id,'ut ~ tha L ed States. are to be chosen
fpr Tins - p.t
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01
LOST,

FRESH SUPPLIES At B. MOSES.
Jt'SF received irom III city. in add on to his for
y mar stock Il la g aad fresh supply of
Groceries Wines and Liquors,
Londoo Porter, Scotch Ale,
java Coffee, brown and white Sugars
Goshen Butter Cheese, Lard
Apples, Oranges, Cocoa Nuts,
Family Provisions, a large assortment
All Of which he will dispose of at the lowest rates
Conf, dictionary, cakes, &c, always on hand. Give
him call. oct .
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
NO,l'ICE-

TNllE nid,rsgacl has inst returned from New Or
loans with full and selected stock Of groceries
and Provisions which b. oGrs for sal ut the lowest
mlrket prc and to snit his customers and tho pab
He generally Tho stock has been selected by him
81 aud 'horpforr has akcn great caution to buy
nothing bn thc very bet art'c the mark + could
Afford. Persons would therefore do justice them
selves 20 give him call before purchasing else
wh"rn.
lie Is ALTO pepar 4 10 url'sh Balls, Sorees We'd
dings an" Dinner part Is IN ~" most accommodating
terms and IN the j. st +lylo, rs h. has engaged III,
best workmnn from the city who has had long cNpc
Renee IN the confectionery business.
Thanking his friends and the Inhabitants of this
and The adjoining Parishc' generally, for the kind
and liberal pronagc bestowed upon him heretofore
he assures Them cXertions shall be wanting on hi,
part to mcrv a continuance Of the same
nov | b. MOSES.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-29
Grand American Mass Ratification Meet
Our County Ticket.

The proceedings of our County and Sen
atorial nominating Conventions will be found
in to-day's paper, and the names of the NOM
nees will be found in the appropriate place
. Our county ticket challenges..ths admira-
ion and support Of all good citizens. Not
since we have been resident Of the coun-
ty-now sixteen years-have we seen a
better ticket presented, BY any party.
Our nominee for the State. Senate, is too
we'll and Iay6rably known. to need any com
mendation. He enters upon the canvass
Immediately, and the people will find him q
gallant American eminently worthy their
support-and well qualified to look to their
interests in the Senate Of Missouri-where
he will as surely go as he lives until cleo
tion day.
We have been absent from home most Of
The week, and can only briefly refer to our
nominees, and call upon their friends every
where, to go to work at once. We have the
votes to elect them, and our opponents know
it; but let all put their shoulder to the wheel,
Ond work as they should work, and we will
roll up majority that will forever fix the
political destinies of old Howard
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-29
MAR RTE D .


HusHEs-LEELANp. - On Thursday morning
last, by Rev. John w. Dunn, Rector Of Trinity
Church, Hannibal, Mr.. JOHN l.. HUGHES and Miss
MARoELLo Iceland, both Of this county.
Standardization Sunday morning 25th
inst, IN this place, by Rev. M. Masters, T. @.
SANTRY and Miss MARGARET BLAKE, Of this
county.
CAHtLL--SEARs.-At the same time and place
by the same, p G. CAHrLL and Miss ELIZABETH
ANN SEARS, Of this county.
sPoTTs-PRArHER.-On Tuesday morning, by
Rev. p. M. Pinkard, M. DAMNED X. SPoTTs
and Mrs. MAGARET A. PRATHER, both Of this
county.
ETr Gold Dollar and cake receIved-the happy
couple off to the Old Dominion-good luck attend
them.
at is not much the world can give,
With all its subtle arts;
And gold or gems are not the things,
To satisfy the heart.
Bat OH If those who cluster round
The altar and the hearth;
Have gentle words and loving smiles,
How beautiful is earth"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-29

CArHoLIc CHURCH IN AMERIcA.-The
Buffalo German Catholic paper lately pub
lished vaticinatary article, from which the
Commercial Advertiser translate. the fol-
lowing coup Dale of the Catholic force in
this country.
"Whoever undertakes the spiritual
power of the Catholic Church in the United
States wanders in fearful labyrinth. We
have not only seven Archbishops, thirty
three Bishops and seventeen hundred and
four Priests, all in the service of the Pope
and the Church, but we have also thirty
one Colleges, thirty-seven Seminaries, and
hundred and seventeen female Academies,
all founded by the )esuits, bringing danger
and death and mischief to American Know
Nothingism and un-American radcalism.-
And the hierarchical band which like q
golden thread, surrounded forty-one Oioces-
ses and two Apostolic vicariates and stretch
es from the Atlantic ocean to the still waters
oil the Pacific, and maintains an Invisible,
secret magnetic connection with Rome
this Hierarchy is TO us a sure guarantee
that the Church, perhaps after severe strug-
giles and sufferings, will one day come of
victorious over all the sects of America.
sit is computed that there are, at present
more than two millions Of Catholic inhabi-
tants in the United States who are babtized
and confirmed Catholic soldiers of the Lord,
and who, at the first summons, will assem-
bic in rank and file; then will men not I'M
dervalue the power Of the Catholic Church
in the United States"