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FsRAEA5. SAW AND 6RI5G KILL AKsi
The Best ail! egsv offered 20 The Public Is
FElIOA'S PORTABLE MILL

FzKAEA5 SAW AND. GRI51 KILL M11
Ehe Best nil! sger offered 70 The Public is
FEl4IOA'S PORTABLE MILL
,ETH|G& hss laaoa the fret Gyt.tAr4 al alilss
" Haff sHa Ga4atg Fa5rI where Il has pscn en-
u5ted aaa tsta .Ns4sa 81 Ihe .Is.eraeaH IEstifsa
e Y. Llty This .EUig GtCeleHE Aiiis, celsbrstea
rstHe for Ua simplicity durability g8d LFarteabtis
Fa|SHtra taht III, lba5 rtaAd4 ubriFgls9! lsrzt
E4nBeE Il aEA4e s441 lQl4, aad tstE increasing DE-
mEDd tofetHiN DECLARE EheE meElI cover IuuU hsytn
9SSu 44ld ih lie ast "a G,nAslsl. hey are zdrIs
9l9 zAsFt7G 0TE?lla.Ng corn, Oats " beat, baflss
tsr" W nc ear, 81 sccs' 5s ui:A rapidly Tad gse
E'c,lpu NHNupH p before.
40 4Il Crude I.3Hi4 4. bus C 7 usasi or lo.S
By oas nltgs4 FeE boar viih 'r0m to hor.es ans
oIher aGs. y pr0FUTL.Gaate Emoupt The, en- u
propelled W eFrzHs stEs5a or water uuEpr and Gs
ven aaAlasa 20 !fE- 2tas uEDtiou, hence nj tnaiEs
cost kao} CAD be attached 10 any saw MIL
p "a NEJvAs arc alta bgH these mills fhuy ,ct
lSfn% taew 10 eL4Y EyEts pra4sissAh mil farpe
! can ns,e.
HsIsaaegs csu be given waers those MIL, .E,s
gvaH We HGe Ia months wltBOEt ether recgiyinr O.
I'-HNsEs dEysstHgr aad EKcalsa WhsEs lAey rste a.
}rphuypl l2GF muBLAt ago .aF grinding Irea Oar
Ia An established luCi Shat an m ms uEIHE kuIysf
esiJ SEA Sal HeFor'ErtRg pgsc % cd that Al chr
I'D COZ gflEbos8 pEtv tTE1k the corn ard COB an
s12A utlt1ef reduce TIE terd 80 a desired Ensne4
=, DO asedWlth profit Es .au
kfiTO1s MILL.
Et." ls A-t'..- and H4i gILiGS surfaces So bar
So Ptt.A t..ss w1tl ur- .r--It. a. pgIs n sim,
-If J" a#E l"sfe@ 81. AG0Ga G4d OF rglEeBg c1J .l
20 m 3T'sa sl H-t.. b@s= lasts lasuB us ID VA
HatunE .Hsse Ul.l.H ~ -t5U =Haru sate4gcliop.
tor inftAof iht"r-a4pH and mills and right ami,
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- collection VI Church Music; ALSO lns shawn, h v
y bradbury aud . Z Root, can DO found AZ Nof l.,
. iaIrs Row: " = :, ~
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IT. 0Sseftssfs are c0ustahliy making variety 9|
Printing aud ~FApping PapsFsat taeIr AIlIin 40
lhei ShG WEB pay IAshF0F EEg TlsglaLlE ggagtity Of
900 ciean cotton OF llusrrags gurtH yell ~ al
= Y. ChhreAli VII eat on tae NcYehaats tatongG
ssntrAlio~a sna aytAsTa Ia eash IN paper Tor tbaig
rAzs. s. ~ gg4EEIDIE
Moline jane 31th 1854
{ Lsu-S eAsss Of hose nne ClUcks, sen Thoia,
~as' aake day. and 81 hour best made M Arner.
-sN l1se ~ ALFRED T., BILLIONS.
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WIDMAyER Il wsN2EL,
NJ A 4 n IL j M A z II MI n = :

FORNIrUsE WAssEksoU1Ss,
Ne. 22a hake 81. Chicago, iH's,,
Wholesale and Retail az aers insurs klHd Of atta
Rosewood, Mahogany, Black wslaut.
and ordinary eaf.ltara, CHAIRS iso0Niag z tassSs,
Mature Sc. comprising Che aaEg@s aud hlehest
| assortment in cAieaso. Also,
Mahogany and Rosewood Plank, Nspeers
OF ali Kinds aad olaeI Isblael Makers aHa Ophel-
s.erers materials. Our prices vii be ioaaN tae
/ low est Id Chicago. sGs Nv ASIA
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49, LAX . snleaala Earml

mo aCgks, Sc "a hgl s1@lS ~ Sa-t.' a.is ~
has.s.S nus orchard. ana bsaatIRi stfe@4h " esN-
~ gall{ur runLi4K waitr Ga II. laAA m@salnceni
ts- Z tai4ss ffam frluSsIaB, nogrsh e y 4
~ -.f.-i...tl liver "a seen CO aEd sil sell
ifrr rra.aaAb4e Terms sSy IL hand, o@aAhes " u
p ) ana years. hese seems viii saAo4e vac FaL
- ssaxgps.ats cali snoE. Il don' take t3e 10
70 efAeA = r. {. EADs.
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Improved FARM

ed 10 sun puFehaFN'
Improved Parma.
gao acres b shjy iapro,e 81 srn MITES y on 20, Das
export, con seresin Cultivation. gee p'A'' "''S'
with ossge ofanse, hoaAe ssaois' ou
4 bs,attfai farm 3! maes from Daytnpor lou
acres, 60 acres Ia eaItita.ieni pas u'n'er' no"
house, stable, ole.
smiles from Davenport az aeres " sIfsa 2 sn v,
,tyaiiep rs agraslmbor rttinitg Naitf Mouse go
| ble,ste
oftho best arms 10 Stott sosatl W. asi az
rfv 4 miles ,rar Davenport, Ia acrts lehee' a1o
$50 Ia gnliIgaon. 1870 Acres timber. large gteANin,
! Two good wells large house rooms, s'ao's ~
! buildings etc
! 4 small iaruu scres all ia euiuVMi"p' geo." H'S''
/ ate !, u miles from Davenport
sOeetss 81 miles from Davenport, q e eol T.,
i / on ~ aera snber, 20 acres praihe, hoA''i
clio
/ anac. from payonport gUBeres, 81 acrsa sun
vauon, part timber large new house 5000 '''''
aao acres splendid Land. attn fence ahi rcuitlyg'
/ ton GA tho Dubuque foad, miles Ton sNehIo''
! - mites from Davenport 81 acres, 70 acres ineuih
/ walton, good house, stable eIe
- niles from Davenport ~ etf'a W aVtSs -
/ fysLiop, II splendid umoeTi balance plea,"'
large chard, running water, g1oo Hease' s'1o'N'
| IS mites lIem Dave Gpost 20 acres ia cultivation.
| house, stable, etc
snacres II miles from Davenport, al in fence and
/ cultivation
40 ssras prairie tand, .uls. fl9a payenPert
beautiful YieWg0Yer Ko1k Island, Mississippi river
/ and Davenport,
| ona.erssaf No. Iclass prairie land close TO Wal
eott Eota oftt cultivated, and large smnuptoI an
/ Improved bard 10 Scott county,
| nnmoof .fhputls, Of ant Fae2al lois, PietsAR.
is tasi In Itfsreat parts Of Davenport, fpr sale q
| iGvo ~abla 10 ms. a.,
| Il beautiful tots III Nerth nsyenpar. Terms no
rsst, soptyto JULIUS IYTANGh,
IulY 10 -
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FAnod @SsoTttn 'ut JUS rugelyelA and tor sale low
= ~ No lie Claire Row. Ga a
4 VI AZ ana NioiH striugs and every Kind Of Nue.
ae claire Row. = - ~
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ALAN kEIs-
49, ~ NJ. 14rEieaiar stganft5u x 81 IN eAat 70
w tAe very i1rse ssssftlnept 81
gAs.f.s.A Its
sjast reC9 81 a.
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
DsyeaeSst.
~ ~ s f,4pa q e1esy klai5 s.se and FT7se
Ncys
MUSIC

M Il ,,1s,rT5 tlsr fphHa!l4ais OF Davenport and
.seits itat shs wisses ~ isstFacs 3lipA4e1
her of voeag l43ies u laEi alost iAAhloAAote ~
,t-if~at'u4 science. kakic- Having given lhsIao-
&c. ~ 3 PlEny sor - yaAys IA most 81 re nfsl
families in ClcveiapS, AFs- " trusts u feasN ~
,,rtsto sesQre ltoe al sasrs q the PAt5eaAse :.
xsaseIls Ap4gis4laoas - 5OE-a taa sos' utaeel o.
n eipieF 81, between Fsrsg GEa seeoLu, or -
letaudals Music store, vii receive amae1l 80 az
Suiicp. ----------------
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4 smnlliaru sores all ia euiuS"h"p' E"'' NVS''
ate miles from davenport
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LApgE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
FRESH FIRST CHOP
tasEaSJ,8EsEs,
AT WHOLESALE,
a7aTRK subscribers have now on hand, ana arg
l.tzsln aily recelyisg from the East and .oulh a.
kS&Ne. > Front street, ana i2sNee'
TTITTu, !, New I'll ok - DarsHport, ioNa'
Groceries, Nails, Glass, salt, WoCdeA~afsl
Provisions, sc,
which thew afcr la the trade al wholesale AelHs Ne
rs RoL ii Merchants, Il tel SsarJrs aad othefs Z,
ne interior oitac state md Nabrasas, VINO PaI{hs1
n shot sale W. give the assurance that we VII M
their orders and amoranA. ut Chicago ana 81 Loui'
pr cestyausportaiion added ,.,t.,.t
Morehants Grocsrs and hotal-kFepers doing Gus,
fass on this line or uea2 tac ilue Of the ssssifPi ~
Missouri Railroad City 90 farther West, wll
Ind il 10 their interest 10 make teif pafahsses g
A4d by shipping their goods by th9 " \ u u. =
save !, miles haniBg by teams from az othef Pon
on the liver Our facilities Of the tFsl eess at
VI, eet the most positive confidence thai tI!ou 4
ut give Us call ,tont through our stock and iealL
nuI nriccs ana terms, we sail receive hbstE
knare OF your patronage; which II shall be our nam
by furnishing hrsraie goods ~ EVornble PtlteaiA'
- serfta AM 70
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RSEN AIS -eboSts E=
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wi q, ftt t-na - s1rz lsls13 assa laiEa sss-
DEFY CHICAGO LUMREk
u every dsscraEst.ln- H.
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Z ,,,' Undersigned having tIi,ro,sd ~ their hr.-
ross io Hrsscs. IE.aus Chew I. O. az. ~" ~
.. ''"' ,' Hah@laE tseiE t1tmet patrons or IN.
anu hIgTH rutlUm, aud would rsauesia GA,
nc % be sa4pu ~ ihsHsA afta.
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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-09
Corporation Proce edings.
MAYORS OFFICE. CLINTON. La


August 26 1866 (
| The Board met Present: PEREZ RIPLEY. May
or, j. NJ. BELL, WV. SADLER aud MICHAEL RIcHART
Aldermen.
The Minutes of the preceding meeting read and
approved of.
William saddler and Evans White appointed
Finance Comm ttee.
Evans White and Michael Richart appointed Stree,
Comm ssioncrs
On motion.
Raoired. That the Street Commissioners cause the
water course from the OF the property of the
Estate OF 5. Ripley be directed rs not to inter.
l,re with private property.
1t appearing, from tn report Of Thos. l.. McGhec,
Tax Collector that many persons have been errone.
ously return AZ deiaultcr- the rolls of 1854
and %, and that the repor of the late Treasurer is
insufficient to reciiiy the discrepancies without his
books
| On motion,
BE Il Ncsejore Resolred, That W. W. Chapman. be
called upon to deliver up to VIM. Sadlcr. The book,
| kept py him in his official Capacity. as Treasurer to
the Corporation of Clinton.
| ReSoised That all male citizens between the ages
OF eighteen and fifty years residing within the Inn
It's o. the corporation, shall be liable TO work upon
the streets within said corporatiou ten days during
each year.
Resotred, That any person liable TO road duty un-
der The above resolution. shall be released from sad
duties on paying the said Corporation two dollars and
| fifty cents.
oil color between the ages of fifteen and slXiy-iive
years, employed or living within the limits OF this
corporation shall be liable to work upon the streets
OF said corporation ten days during each year.
Rosotcea, That all slaves or free persons of color
liable to road duty under the foregoing resolution.
shall be relieved from said duty his master. owner
Or employer paying to said corporation two dollars
and fifty cents.
LICENSE FOR PTBRiC DRAIS.
AND OTHER VEHICLES Used FOR SIMILAR PURPOSES
BE Il ordaia0by Me Wayoa and Board Of aldermen of
HE Torn Of clinton, Thut Tax, by way of License
shall be levied upon all publ Drays ald other We
hices used for public purposcs-to:wit:
Hacks, Five dollars per year;
Two horse Carriages, Three Dollars per y'r
One horse do Two Dollars and a
half per year;
Two Horse Wawons, Three Dollars per y'r.
DrayS, Three Dollars per year;
Carts, Two dollars aud half per year;
One horse Wagon, Two Dollars per year;
Sulkey, Two Dollars per year
Livery Stable Keepers exempt from said
Tax.
The Board adjourned to Thursday Evening. August
2ht. p. RIPLEY, Mayor.
Attest: W. II. O'REuLY, Sec'y
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-09
Straws SO.

Fillmore's friends, in Congress, are showing
their hands and their feelings towards the
South. Sumner was rather badly treated and
Mr. Brooks must have their condemnation
whether he deserved it or not Where was
Fuller, the zone that will do to depend on?''
and where was Pennington, the one that Fnl-
Ter depended on?
The Intelligencer charges us with per,
version very plain Transactions" in classifying
the yeos and nags on the question of Mr.,
Brooks expulsion. 1t accuses us of lahoring
to produce the impression that all the North
ern supporters of Mr. Fillmore voted against
Mr.. Brooks with the exception Of Mr.. Harri-
son, Of Ohio.
We plead guilty to the accusation. 1t is
exactly this idea we meant to convey, viz:
That all the Fillmore men from the North,
except one either voted to expo Mr.. Brooks
or lodged the vote.
And We row propose to give the MfelEren-
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-09

nmseI ana tettered MS conscience with secret no
litica oaths unknown to the Constitution and law
of the lald and which would bind him in his ofIicia
cap ,city in snbmiss on to- and Observance Of a Sc
cret and irresponsible power, thereby rendering hin
utterly unit aud unworthy to be President Of grea
and free people.
Resolr.d naony. That Willard Fillmore. who's,
character is thus mark d. and whose public acts IL
rcfcrehcc to slavery, has d"moDstrut his hostt,
| to the rights and institutions oil the South Is unwor
thy to be trusted by generous people, and should
receive the ind giant condemHat on of the whole
| South And that in view of the imm ncnt peril,
which now threaten the stabl ty of the Union. and
the vital aud dearest interests of the Southern pco.
pie in this presidential contest. we would earnestly
invite all good men of all parties in the South to
uite with u IN general voice in behalf of that
great nuu good statesman, JAMES BUCHANAN.
aud in the defence Of The CONSTITUTION, the
UNION, and the RIGHTS OF THE SOUTH.
We here append the bright record of our candi-
date. JAMES BUCHANAN. in behalf of the South, and
we challenge and defy either the friends of Fremont
or Fillmore. jointly, scverally, or sectionaly, to
show anything to tho contrary
l. In 1886, Mr.. Buchanan supported bill to pro-
hbt the circulation Of Abolition papers through the
mails
2 In the same year he proposed and voted for the
adm sson of Arkansas
3 In 1861. he d'nounced, aud voted to reject
petit ois for the abolition OF slavery in the District
OF Columbia
4. In 1887 he voted for Mr.. Calhoun's famous
uons. defining the rights of the States aud the lin
Is OF Federal authority. and affirming it TO lie the
dity OF the government to protect and Uphold the
inst tn, ons Of the South.
s. In 1889 d 40. he invariably voted with south
crn Senators against the consideration Of antslave
ry petitions.
9. In lsii-5, he advocated and voted for the an
nexai on Of Texas.
I. In 1911. he sustained the Clayton Compromise
I,,1 la. loo.
Of the Missouri COMPROMISE to the Pacific Ocean.
.. But be promptly acquc.ccd in the Compromise
of 1850 and employed all his influence in favor Of
the faithful xcution Of the fug tive .lave law.
10. In 1851 he demonstrated against the enact.
mcnt OF the Pennsylvania Legislature for obstruct-
ing the arrest and rcurn OF fugitive slaves
IL. In 1854. he negotiated for the acquisition of
Cuba.
H. In lsiG, be approves the repeal Of the Nilsson
ri restriction aud supports The principles Of the Kan
sas- y lbraska act.
49, He never gave n vote against the interests OF
slavery. aud never utter d a word which could pain
the most sensitive Southern heart.
Il. DELONY, Chairman Com.
After the reading and passage of the reso-
Iutions, II call was made upon Col. SAM +.
MARKS, who was present, to address the audi
encc Mr. MARKS excused himself, on account
of illness, from making n regular speech, and
after Il few very appropriate and telling re-
marks, left the stand: when
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
Il. w. SCOTT President.
THos. W. ROBBINS,
G. \. GIBBONS, 1,
III. II. KNOX, ''''i''''''"
&. w. REESE,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-09

Ger t,oo dollars piece for every other Fillmore
man from the North it can point out who vot.
ed against the expulsion Of Mr.. Brooks from
his seat in the House.
It says it finds among "tbe nays the name
Of distinguished member Of the American
party from New York, who is known to be
friendly to Mr.. Fillmore's election. We mean
Mr.. Wheeler"
Now, we happen to know that Mr. Wheeler
passes in Congress as Democrat; that he
supports the election of Mr. Buchanan, and is
a member of the National Democratic Execu.
tive Committee. Let us hear from you again,
Mr.. Syme.-Petcrsburg ( w. South Side
Democrat.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-09
A CARD.


HENRY s. BEECHENO bcgs 10
IL return his sincere thanks TO his friends, and the
inhabitants of East Fcciana, generally, for the
kind and liberal patronage bestowed upon him since
he commenced business in Clinton. and assures them
no eXertions shall be wanting on his part to merit
continuance Of the same
II. 5. BEEcnINo is fully prepared to supply pluui
ors, and all others with every article in the Drug
business, and from his long experience in that line,
combined with practical acquaintance with chem
sy in all irs branches, merely requests trial as y
test of his qualifications An accurate analysis OF
mineral watcrs will be granted gratis, to those desi
rous OF having it made
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS are dispensed with
neatness and promptude, and with great care az 10
labelling and the minor details.
A constant supply Of the choicest brands of Wines
and Spirits, on hand for MEDICAL PURPOSES, only
A large quantity Of Ale and Porter, (firsi rate
quaity,l continually coming to hand.
II. S. B. does not feel disposed to advertise the
exact quantities of Drugs hehas received lately
earngh he might possibly uNDER-rate it, and not do
himself the justice he is SO anXously seeking
Clinton La, Oct. ID, 1856,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-09
DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

the following persons were elected rs permanent
officers Of the tn,ym Dsnocrdtic club" OF the Par
ish of East Fcliciana- -to-wit:
Prcsidcnt-G. W. MUNDAY.
En-. DELoNy.
!. n. LENoN
Wee Prcs'dcatS I &. W. REESE.
H. HAYNEs.
DtN'i. Woir
S,c,.,,,,;,, 4. j. DEroNY.
W. II. o REuGY
T,c1S'rer-LEE liARDEsrY.
The Central Democratic Club" meets every Sat.
'lrdoy evening in the TuEsrIAN Iiaii ut which times
the mrriln Will be addrcs cd by some one appoint
ed for the purpose.
r. j. DU.ONY.
W. II. OREiLLI "c 3''
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-09

The STATE Of Louisiana, II, IIawiord, J. 7. Court
Clnol y Port lludsoa Railroad Company, VS.. I'm
known Owner of Gin Stand.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of writ
1N oprovsional seizure to directed in the above
titled cause, have seized and taken into my pos
session certain G n Stand rs directed in said writ.
Nom, therefore, all persons interested in said Gin
Stand are notified to appear within fifteen days, to
answer to the petition presented in the aforesaid
Court in this case. b. NJ. &. BROWN,
August 2, 1856. Sheriff
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-09
How is It?

In the Baton Rouge Advocate of the 9th
inst we find the following:
En- ADVOCATE: In the list of Know Moth
ing Electors published in the Fillmore papers
OF this State find the name of Duncan 4.
kcnncr rs Elcctor, and Banon G. Thbodanx
as sub. Elector, for the 3D. District, while in
the New Orleans Bee, and other X. y. papers,
find that Mr.. Thibodauys name is ANNOUNCE
ed as Elector and Fergus Garden is announced
as sub-Elector, Mr.. kenners name being
omitted. Now | would enquire Of the do
away-sccret party, when the change was made,
and how it happens that more than half Of the
lhnternite press remain in ignorance of the
change? Did Mr.. Kcnner decline: Come,
gentlemen. M secrets. 70 know that the State
Council id away with all slcl, traps, and there
is now no longer 3D. Degree; at least, so
your masters say CURIOUS.
In order to ascertain for ourselves how this
strange affair stands we referred to the Patrl-
OF of this place Of August 2d, and found as
cleetor and substitute for the 1MM District,
the following nanes--vz:
DE kENNER, Elector.
Il. q. TIIlBODAUX, Substitute.
We then turned to the Semi Weekly Creole
and for the sumo District found the names as
follows:
b. &. T!IIBODAUX, Ehc'or,
FURIOUS GARDERE, Substitute.
We have surely fallen upon STANCE times.
Has there been any secret maneuyering? What
is the matter? Wnen was this done? How
WAS it done? For what reason? Out with it
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-09
TO THE PUBLIC, & SMALL DEALERS
IN PARTICULAR.

l. of .ST1PLE and FANCY GOODS and q well
selected stock of CLOTHING and HATS and an
exc llcnt assortment Of SHOES, CROCKERY and
CUTLERY
purchased my goods for CASH, and ! can sell
th m much lower than any other merchant in the
country, All persons wishing TO purchase good,
will find it much to their advantage to call and ex-
anime my stock before gong elsewhere.
lean sell choice patterns Of Printed and solid
DEREGEs, at from 1890 to 25cper yard
Fine printed JACONETS, zoe >
Fine ORGhNDLE WUSLINS 25c
Fine CLOTH CATERS, 81 90 per pa \
! also keep constantly on hand n Gnc stock
GROCERIES, oad PRO FKsIONS, VII ch | will sci.
at New Orleans prices
ii. BLOOM, Bndey's Brick Store.
Fort Hrdso =, In, July 1871, ls5G
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-09

BARCLAY and Perkins London Porter for sale
- by the subscI ibcr. WM GGRNEY.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-09
CLINTON MALE ACADEMY.

YNills Institution will open on Monday next, the
l. 10Th OF December. in which will be taught Il
thorough course Of English, Classical, and Mathe-
matioal studies.
Terms, Slj $50, and s2j per session of five
months, payable monthly in advance Each pupil
VIII he required 10 furnish his own chair
dec .s-2m W. HILL. A. NJ
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-09

ID \ q Il II II II T. O TY PES!
AMBROTYPES AND PHOTO GRAPHS.
n MOSES, direct from the City of New Orleans
VI. would inlorm the public. and the citizens OF
Canton, that he is prepared to take
IN 4 SUPERIOR MA NNER.
Pictures by either Of the above named processes
~" Rooms at Whites Tvern. En-
Pictures warranted, and never delivered until sat
islactory. Those wishing pictures must apply at
once. his stay in tn place will be Of short dura
ton. July 20.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SMNGLES, EOR SALE By
~ aug9
D'ARNOAD.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
GRElT INDICTMENTS, ron C.lsH!

ME ARE DESTROYS of redncn our stock of JElv.
w EhRi DOOHS, STATION -lAI. a.. before 70.
moving to or new stand, (aow occupied by Mills q
Cleyeand) and would oder great Inducements to
those wishing anything in our line.
EtS~ Cali and examine.
aug2. N1LM1N s. STRAUSS.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-09
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

Ill persons receiving Freight. except Responsible
II Merchants and Traders iniown, will hereafter be-
acquired 10 pay on direy, unless the same is autho
riscd TO be charged to the account of mercha..i
The Raj Road Company will not be respons bic
for freight delivered along the road except at sta
tons where they have agents.
Storage charged on all freight remaining at the
Depot ten days.
ieb2 H. MARSTON. Agent
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-09

BE-. GRAND MASS MEETING De-
mocratic State Ratification Meeting
will be held at Baton Rouge, on Sat
urday, September 9th. A Barbe-
cue will be given. Distinguished
Orators will address the people.
BY order of the Central COm'te
l.. j. SIGUR, Pres't.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-09
GROCERIES d PROVISIONS.

INN hand. and for sale. Il fine assortment of Groce.
" rics and Provisions, which will be sold low. for
Cash. WIN. GURNEY.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-08-09
Saddle, Bride, and Harness Mandatory

Oatit4S, OiluiS, ana haflSSS WanuIdCC0rV
% Il. ROSS
~ North side Of The public Square. -
SUCCESSOR TO S. LOOMS.
III GUILD respectfully inform his patrons and
" the public in general, that he has just re.
ccived large and well selected assortment Of
LEATHER, HARDWARE, dc.
suitable for the manufacture of any and every
article that may be wanted or called for in his
line Of business viz.
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, &c.
His stock Of Leather has been selected with
great care, and is of the best quality.
The Saddcry Hardware is direct from New
York, and is of the latest style and pattern.
With competent and experienced workmen
to manufacture this material, he hopes to give
perfect satisfaction, and will warrant all work,
both as to quality and execution
srF" CALL AND NINE. ~E1a
jan 90 "
Eszs~ All open accounts due in November