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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-10-18
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'enore public Particle Significant que nous :.
=pauon III sons fssous ct sur lequel nous Ape.
"Une com .liaia SSdont INNS ..;a.u
9 ulci mis- en- douts eossibilits. nars;t 5ns,
tagitesd Rusetnent les on,el Rs, aa I. e.Ie
mocratie. II s'agirait ,er M R %s y ae.
q abdI ner sa candida, w q. nue1anan
Fillmore; %celui-ci, de son oc.a saa Is ~.
Breckenbridge pour yice.prs .ent. s et Il y,
alnsl t%'sionne reuniraitf -" u s se'
moor des know-nof ~ us-
vieilk. he. ~ oe 70
Au p shier abord, ria ram. j,
lance peut sembler irreal issr,s 81, e.,
l'ayons longtempss cons Nv s-p. .s,,s
Mals Ia necessitc q de al M 500 nv.
%essentiel des parts est d II NJ, N.Y.
sommes bien loin des fla nas &, a;oes
lendemain de Ia CONVEX nn.t H., e
mettaient a M. Buchanan, Il, ;aesg;n:f
pie victoire. SEES partisans b, ence ~
fecter assurance ct Sc targuer me mn MN
a%ssuree; mais, dams leur for inter,eur. Il ss1. NJ
mleux a quot sen tenir sur Ia tournnr,- .cns
prend la campa-s In iae
Le ~"mbre total des votes presidentaE
de 296A arts ainsi quill suit entire le Sud a
lie Nord 4 Union. Z euu =
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nROGUES EFT PARFU MERIES TRAI.
~ CHES.-Reeu par l'Alice Glaze Of Mary !
Bess so onces quinihe fraieais-Lyons Kath- CEX
airon-Bay rum pour netoyer Ia tete. N
s doz.. Bauhie des mile iieurs, pour Ia toilet. a
9 doz. medeeine du Or. Rogers, LiyenoAt & Tar,
pour les maladies dc poitrine.
Pillules de McLane, dc Aver ct autres.
Cherry pectoral dragees yermi.uge, i vcndre q les
prix r6duits par l. i. HEBRAD Il Co.
Opelousas, IL avril 1856. f
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COMMONWEALTH soussigne, ayant re-
" pris les af[aircs u son ancien etabisse. -
mcnt de olanssures, fscenmcnt occupe par0~
Leur y Acker, informe rcspectueusement le public
quill execntera ayec promptitude ct fd61it6 tout on
yrage qui lui sera contie, Ct s%ollicite une part dn pa,
tronage. SEES prix scr0nt has pour du compliant, ct
du compliant settlement. | mars.
JACOB pEFFERKORN.
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MAGAslN DE DEPOT.--h soussigne
4vl venant d'etablir un grand Magasin de depot sur
IAtchafalaya pres de l'embouchuTe. di Bayou Rouge
informe les habitans dc /" Big Cane = ct des ~envlrpns,
quill ~recevra, ct expGdira IL. fret ct les marchandi-
ses qui serout comics a ses soips.
20 S%eptembre JOSEPH MCBRIDE.
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~ 10 EsCLdYES,

M. 4 savoir:
BAsiLE, Negro, hgS. d'envifpn. SIS ansi
JACK, tegre, ag6 d'ensironh2t ans;
BEN, Negro, age d'environ III ans;
GEORGE, ~innlatre, Age d'enyironF is ans:
sally, grille, ag6e d'environ SIS ana;
CELESTE, mulAtresse, agde d'enyiIon ~ ana.
avec ses denx enfans, \ savoiri
f Catherine, agee de 3 ans, ii
Nathan, age de 8 ans;
DECY, mulatresse. agee d'entifon 80 ans,
avec SEES trois enfans, h SAVIOR:
Pierre, ag6 de 4 ans, sss4 @
Desire, age de 3 ans, ct
Scilla, Ag6e de l m;
NJ. VlRGlNlE, mulatftas&, gAg6e d'enyiron IL ahd.
Aussi, environ 10 tetes ide Chevaux Doux;
! Mniets; environ u tetns dc Bsufs do Tire:
Vaches 4 1at, Betes douces, etc;
~ Moutons; $50 bafila dS Mats;
5000 .livlea de Cotton On graiues;
une yoiture 4 quatre ro,ies, Cnilters IN argent,
Meubles, etc. etc. etc,
TERMEs EFT CQNDlTIoNss-Toute solnme de- dix
piastres ct Az aessous, payable compliant. et tonte
sommea udelad dc dix piasties, payable 4 un credit
dun ct deux ans a partir du LEI Avril, 1887. La
acqnereurs foprnissant, bonne Ut apfissante satturit&
a qui de droit, ct les Esclayes ct les Terres deMeu.
rant specialement hypothGquds i Id succession
jasquM Placement tarfait du principal 81 de- intorats
Paroisse 81. Landry, II ucttbre, 1856. ss5sS4
THE0DOSE GHACHERE, Encant6ur.
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VENTE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de Cl.
7 rissa Mills. yeuye do Denis NJ, Stevens, decide.
En- yertu dun ordre de Honorable Cour de Dis
trct dams ct pour IA paroisse 81 Landry, le soussigne
encanteur dams OF pour Ia susdite paroisse, ofIrirn q
fencan, aa plus ofifant 81 dernier enehdrisseur,
Jeudi 40 Move bre 1855.
1 Ia deniere residence de u 1ecede, situte dams lie
Cataro, 10 pfopriett suivante Nvoir:
ON MORCEAU yTERRE,
Giant IA dsrnisre residence de A.nA-n
heros ~ s sa,ao na ra u sh n oa'a n,Sl r. -
au Nord par les torres de NADIA. &3~iea144a@
me Alexandra Fontenot, 4 FEST par les terres de |
Jefferson McClusky, ct a fOaest par les terres de
Madame Kilnblle, o%ontenant q pea pres qnatrevingt
onze arpens. Ensemble atec toutes les
BAIISSES EFT AUTHORIZATIONS,
qui sly t~rouyent. ss8a
I'm autre
MORCEAU DE TERRE, ~
situ6 dams Ia prairie Mamou ct c~ontenant six -
cent quarante acres. Les bornes dc &c moroccan de
terre seront annonctes IL jour de 10 yentc.
de. s,.. . : 1 : !. s'sssss. .s,., 4
SAyoir:s
LOUIS, age de SO ans ;
DICK. aga de % ans
Frank, age de Is ans gs
JIM, age de 10 ans
ALFRED, agt de Is ans;
BETSEY, agte de So ans,
Avee son enfant BARNEY, age de 8 ans:
SALLY, agee de 81 ans !; siSa
BETTY, agae de So ans.
Aussi, t43$&.G gss55st t lW
I'm lot dc BETEs A CoRNEs DOUGS;
Deux CHEVAUN une JUMENT ct son poulin;
Une MARQUE ;un BUGGY
Une C~HARlETTE; un lot do BOlS do cons
~truction. q .sNf
1e,1nes ct Conditons.--Tous les biens meubles,
betes y cornes, %cheyaux, etc. appartcnant a Ia sue.
cession, payable 10 Ter ayril 1857 ct les terres ct e-
clases, CONNIE suit. tas TI
Tn cinquieme du prix le Ter ayril 1857 Ia moitie
de la balance 10 Ter ayril 1858, ct l'antre moitie 10
Ter ayril 1869. Les acqudreurs donneront leurs bill
let's avec une bonnie caution, in soiido, a In ~satisfac.
ton de administrator, ct les terres ct e~sclayes, res.
teront specialement hypothequ6s a Ia succession,
pour assurer lie Placement du prix OF des intelet qui
poarront y a~ccroitre, a hut pour cent par an, de ma
ture jusqusa parait Placement. l gf
Paroisse st. Landry, Is octobre 1866.
4itG Nl ACHILLE DUPRE, Encanteur, .
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HOTEL DE L'AIGLE, autretois Gak
House = Washington, LAWN IRELAND .de
10 Nile Orleans, ,ayant achetd cette p~roprittd annon-
&c au public, quil est fnaintonant pref 4 rccey0ir len
yoyagears, ainsi que des pynsioansires. Oh ttshiis.
sement est situG entire les deux dobarcaderes, ct 0d-
SAINT face au Courtableau. Les npparten,cnts ON ia
nonyellenent garp1is en- ,neuf. Ia propri6tairs ose
esperer que par deA efforts incessants, de- pouvoir
rendrc SO maisonI siasi commode OF agr6rble 4 ~
patrons, que tott aNtre Establishment d &c genre. K
10 Champagne. MI . aussi ane honne 6curie..
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"A BON MARCHEFPOUR DU COMP
- TANT.--JEssE H~urcnlSds, ayant rItabN "a
forge dams Tanciennc mason comm SOUS le nom de-
10 forge dc Letourneur, est maintenant, ct sera ton-
toufs pret q fxecuter toute sorte d'dnvrage apparts.
du compliant.
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NOTIgE,--,Tous teux uui doivent Il ID me-
~ cession iis Capt. james Johnston, ddc1da., al.
rolt Ia coniplaisance de ,egler ayec d. Hincklcy.
4 Washington, etant autorisG d'aequittcr les COMP.
ties qui @iui seront pages.
j.. M. JOHNSTON.
Executenr ,Testamentaire, No. s., Front Leytse.
Nouvele- Orleans. A e 800
Aout, 80 1850. 58f At3a5 S83s SF#4E .
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LpIEUX-20,ee0 pienx dc s pied, As&a so
y le cent ct ~ LOCO Bordeaux d IS so u miiiler. i
vendre ar ]. b. CLARK q. "a.
| Plsquemine niSIes.
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"A Wis AUX BOUL4 NGERS.-h prix
- de la farine ffaiche &tsnt IS 90 sar II marche
de Il Nouvelle'O rleans, les Boulangers sont reqnis de
donner Is onces de pain pour dix cents, durant Ia
semaine pr0chaine.
Bureau de Police de Ia Vile des Opelousas, lS 0e
tobre 1855. M.KENISON, President.
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le patrtjotte..

CONDITIONS DE L~'ABoNNEMENr.
Cart do - so par an, payable d'adtance, ct ss 50 &
" n subscription NEST pas pave dams les premisfs
trD;s mos. Dix cents pour un seul numero du
journal.
LES AVIS,
se,oatinseres 4 raison de 8 cents laligne pour chaque
nuh3icasion. Une deduction libarale sefa faite pour
fes avis 4 l'annee OH permanents.
~ II ne sera rien insere pour moins d'ans: piastre
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-04
A KNOW NOTHING INVITATION.

"Wil you walk into my hanty?" says Know 10th
ing TO Mynhorr;
" You can bring along your mccrschuum and your
kcg Of lager beer.
Let the past be all forgotten, and believe us kind
and true:
oar party needs recruiting aud We ondly turn 80 you
Will you. will you. will you, will you, walk
in, my dear mynhccr?
'Tis true we called you iniidcls and red republic
knavcs.
And in Cincinnati Louisville, sent Germans to their
graves:
But we are now rcpcntant and we think it was u sin,
And IL yu'll vote with Ms we'll kindly take You in.
VIII you, will you, &c.
Oh that dear sweet German accent how we love il,
none can tclls
As before we once have loved it, and the Irish broguc
~ we'll
From now until November shall our condcsccnsion
prove,
How richly Sammy merits your gratitude and love.
Will you, will you, will you, &c.
Forget the whole sad catalogue Of what we have said
and done:
We really didn't mean it, and assure you twas in fun;
Join with US in our chorus, and aid whilcw sing
For Du-lah. Fillmore, Fremont. and free soil, free
everything:
viii you will you. will you. will you, walk
in, dear Mynhccr.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-04
SHERIFFS SALE.

Tie State Of Louisiana, Seventh District Court.
PdriLp Fast F,hciana. No. $500
james W. Boaner, Administrators
vs..
G.. II. McFaddcn.
DY VIRTUE of an order of seizure and sale is
ID sued by the Honorable Court aforesaid directed
tn the Sheriff of said Parish. will sell ut Sheri IS
sale at the Court House, in said Parish, on the
First Saturday in Novcm er, 1856,
ut | O'Clock u m. the following named AID descri-
bed property. to wit:
A certain Lot of Ground, or parcel of Land,
in the town of Clinton, being the half OF
lot number two ~, in square number seven
(7) and one sixth (l-6) Of lot number (3),
in said square, with the brick building there
on, containing forty (4O) feet front on the
public square, by one hundred and twenty
(12O) feet depth. being the same purchased
by the defendant, G.. II. McFaddcn at the
Probate sale Of Elias Boatner, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash. with the benefit of appraiscment.
sept27, 1856 u. NJ. &. BROWN, Sheriff.
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UNION HOTEL FOR SALE.

FI,llE undersigned offers for sale this we'll known
L establishment situate in the town Of Clinton.
Parish of East Feciana, La. formerly conducted by
X. 9. Cnrman and now under the management OF
Evans White.
The Hotel is a large. spacious building, and l. in
state Of good repair. with all the outbudngs rc.
guisitr for carrying on the business. Attached il
large and commpdous stable.
The location is an excellent one, and the patron
arc OF The House has always been good Persons de-
srous Of embarkng in this line of business would
IND II to their interest to call and examine The pre-
misses Apply ut my residence or to John iIcVcu,
Eslr.. at the town of Clinton. for terms of sale
sept IL JOHN i. McKNEELY
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-04
NEW LIVERY STABLE!

G. r. JARRETT oSoSo g. A. CRANE
- JARRETT & CRANE, ~
West Side Of the Public Square.
CLLN7ON, Ia.
MOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE 20 the
w citizens Of East Fclicana and the travelling
public generally that they have opened a
NEW LIVERY STABLE.
in Clinton, and that they intend to keep constantly
On hand an extensive assortment Of Carriages and
Bngglcs. and 4 large number of buggy carriage
and riding horses. ready at all times for hire and
the conveyance Of travellers to any point they may
desire, on the most reasonable terms Horses will
be received and fed by the Meal. Day Week or
Month, and every attention and care bestowed. A
liberal share Of patronage is respectfully solicited
aug % JARRETT 4 CRANE
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It is now too late in the day to go behind the
record and discuss their original merits.
Yours most respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
From the Baton Rougr Advocate.
LETTER FROM HON. ID. NJ. BAR
RINGER.

We have been induced to publish the follow
ing letter from Hon d. NJ. Barringcr, OF North
Carolina, says the True Delta addressed to
William A. lIouck, Esq, from the extensive
notice il has received from the press of the
country, aud from the great interest ielt IN the
course of the leading old line Wings of the
nation may feel called upon to pursue in the
present Presidential contest. Mr. Barr'ngcr
is IA man of national reputation, having for sew
cral years successfully represented one of the
Districts of North Carolina in Congress, and
more recently represented the United States
at the Court of Madrid, as Minister to Spain
during the administration Of Mr.. Fillmore
We commend this letter to the careful pcrlisal
of our readers of whatever shanc Of politics.
1t is patriotic in its spirit, conservative in its
sentiments, and cmincutly southern in its tone:
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-04

VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.
1f0 ACRES. situated in Bossier parish on Will
iUV low Chute Bayou two miles from Red River
and IL miles above Shrevcport-al cotton land Of
the best quality. and all arabic. 200 acres in good
state of cultivation. and $50 acres deadened. and
easily prepared. Common dwelling, negro cabins,
good well and spring. Plenty of wild lapds 20
miles above on Red River which can be had on
good terms. For information apply to A. d. PALM
ER. Esq. aug3O W. NJ DOLEs
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en- the very existence Of the Constitution aud
the Union. Surely, surely, it is time for the
South, the entire South, and all conservative
men everywhere. TO be fra,ernal aud united il
the face of the dangers which besct us
am, dear sir, truly and respectfully your
ohrdirut servant, ID. NJ. BARHNGEB.
10 VIM A IIouck, Esq.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

A LARGE supply of French, English, and Amer-
II can, cap. letter. record legal cap account and
note paper, fcvery style and quality envelops, Wis
ting and printing cards. waters and scaling-wax,
pens and pencils nksands &C.. &C., also large
supply of school books of every description, aud
few choice selections Of poctica and standard works,
bibles hymn books &c., &c. just received and for
sale ut the drug store of NORWOOD TILDDE.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-04
81
NOTICE.

DROU lit before the undersigned Justice of the
ID Peac'. aud strayed this day, by James X. Ray,
living on Thompson Creek. about seven miles from
Port Hudson. brown horse, about ten years old,
fifteen and half hands high, both hind feet white.
left eye out, n scar the right side little back OF
the grth with collar marks on both shoulders. APP
praised by appraisers to be worth In cash. MY
dollars. JAMES C.JACkSON,
East Feciana. Sep. II. 1856. +. Is Ward.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-04
PROCIAMAMlON
BT ROBERT e. lTHhLfFII. GOVERNOR or
TIE SYlYE or LOUISIANA

Br ROBERT O. WhKLifTE GOVERNOR or
7IE STlTE or LOUISIANA.
10 the Sler 4 Of tn Parish Of Eas, fcliciana:
" liEEEAS, electors for president and Vice Pre-
TUESDAY,, the FOURTH day of NOV,
EMBER next
as provided by law, as follows, to wit:
One elcctor from the first electoral district,
composed Of the parishes Of Pagucminc and
st. Barnard the third district of New Or
leans and Fanbourg IRENE.
One from the second district, composed of
the LIST and 81 districts, with the exception of
Faubourg IRENE.
One from the third, composed Of tile 4th
district Of New Orleans, that part Of the par
iSh Of New Orleans Oh the right bank Of the
Mississippi, and the parishes Of Jefferson, st
Charles st. John the Baptist st. James, A;
ccnson, Assumption, Lafourchc and Tcrre.
bonnc,
One from the fourth, composed Of ST. Tam
many, Washington Livingston, st Helena,
East and West Fcliciana, Point g ollpcc East
and West Baton Rouge, and Ibcrvillc.
One from the Fifth, composed Of Attakapas
and Opcloasas, and Rapides and Avoyclles
One from the Sixth, composed OF the coun-
ties of Natclitoches, Ouachita and { oncor,ia,
and the parishes Of Catalonia and Franklin
Now therefore have thought proper to issue this
my Proclamation. notifying tie qualified voters
throughout the state Of the election aforesaid aud
commanding all slcrilf, commissioners of elections.
and other officers therein concerned to hold the said
election for electors of President and Vice President
81 the United States for the state Of Louisiana on the
18th day Of November next. (ls5G.) said election IL
he conducted and returns thereof made in all re.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-04
CLINTON MALE SCHOOL.

= Z. INYNE5 VII open schoOI IN lhr Town Of
-. clinton on Monday the 9th October. in house
nan a. residence Of Mrs. Ro,uha S okcs and re-
spccliuliy soltcits "A share OF pubic patronage.
Terms
For tcaching in III irIaaty AID English depart
HcNt. 800 per echo,m per month For Latin,
Mah'mtlica $500 per month per scholar.
nnL nImr |. lAnn.
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Public Speaking

D, C. MORGAN. Esq. \. A. Sub-Elector, and BY
TiIELI. HAYNES Democratic Sub Elector for the
Parish of East Fcliciana will address the people, on
the issues Of the approaching campaign, at the fol
lowing times and places, to-wit:
Abort Hudson, on Wednesday the 10th Septr.
Jackson, on Saturday 9th September.
Psgah Church, on Saturday, ltl October.
Providence Church, on Monday. 9th October.
Speaking TO commence nj Il O'Clock, 4. NJ, al each
place Ladies invited 10 attend
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rN1E next session will commence the first Monday
l of October, 9Th inst, under the following board
of instructors.
Rev Henry Mcdonald. a. NJ. Principal. Rev Hi
lcry Moselcy. A. Il. Vice Principal. Mrs. Sallie Nose
ley. Matron VI :. I-ahelln Jane Mosclcy Miss Philo
mea LOOMS. Miss Willie Anna Slaughter. NJ. +.
Bauchy professor OF Music and Of the French Ian
guagc.
Terms are The same as before.
Boarding, per session of Five months. .... $50 90
Washing. when done in the institute, per doz so
Tuition in the Primary department. $500. ID 90
90 :. Academic =" ......... 70 90
- - Collegiate I" i" ......... % 90
Music on the Piano or Guitar .,........... rs 90
Vocal Music raeh scholar Der session ... 2 90
incidental expenses g g .... ! %
Either one of The Ancient or Modern languages ~ 90
ancy needle work. drawing and painting extra.
Boardcrs will he expected TO provide their own
bedding tights. towels etc. Pupils sill he received at
any time and charged from the day of entrance to
the end of the session. The charge Tor Music ana
other branches for which there is an extra fec, will
he made from the time of commencing such extra
branch to the eud Of the session. Deductions will
not be made for di>connuancc or absence except
in cases of protracted sickness. Persons not enter
cd rs regular pupils cnn receive lessons in Music.
French or any other branch. on the same terms as
pupils. though only in the Institute.
The efforts to secure accomplished and thoroughly
qualified teachers made At no ordinary expense"
II Is confidently believed these efforts will he npprc-
ciated and sustained by the public. Miss Looms Is
regular graduate of Mount lIolyake Seminary ut
South lIadlpy Massachusetts. the Miss MosElEf Is
one of the most highly educated ladies in the South
and has experience in teaching Professor BLAuchf
whose services are procured by high salary bears
high testimonials rs musician and a gentleman.
and from Bishop Nottingham. Episcopal Bishop OF
Murylan and others from personal acquaintance
in New Orleans cminenly qualified to Judge
HENRY MCDONALD,
Clinton La. Sept 4. 1856
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-04
LAND FOR SALE.

N II VIN
One section of Land. situate in the Parish af East
" Fclicana, within five miles of the town of Clili.
ton. with all the improvements necessary for COM
fort or convenience, and in good repair. il being the
place on which the Undersigned now resides.
Also: section Of Lind in the Parish Of East Bat
on Rouge. near Greenwich springs
Both sections will be sold on reasonable terms.
sept2T IRVINE BROWN.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-04
ATTENTION. DEMOCRATS!

Addresses will he delivered before the Central
Denocratir e1ab, by tn following gentlemen, at the
times mentioned;
SAMUEL B. HAYNES Esq. on the third Saturday
night (20th in September
WIN. S. LACEY, Esq, of West Fcliciana on the
the last Saturday night t27th) in September,
ISAAC \. LEMON, fsq,, on the first Saturday
night in Octobcr.
WIN. \. DAVIDSON, ESQ., on the second Saturday
night ! lth) in October.
clIAs. MoVEA, Esq, on the third Saturday night
QSh) of October
re- THO public are respectfully invited to attend
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HOES, CROCkERY. & CUTLERY,
GROCERIES q PROVISIONS.

with many other articles too numerous to mention.
Ladies nrr particularly solicited 70 call and exam
inp our We'll selected assortment NJ Dress Goods.
our pood- have all Lncn pnrclar for GISK and
Ne 0rc therefore cnahl Il to sell them much below
thr ordinary rates. VI. BLOOM, Agent.
lur Hudson. October 1876.
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To the trading community, and the pub
lie generally,

HAVING received an entire stock of NJ" Goods
Ill embracing staple and fancy articles. ! would re-
quest my Old customers and the public generally 10
call and examine the same.
THE NEWEST & FINEST CLOTHING,
can be found al this house. Also. well selected as
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-04

Tn pursuance of the above proclamation. the com
i mssioners Of elections for the several election
precincts established by law in the parish Of East
Fccnna. are hereby notified to assemble at their
said precincts on TihSI,AY J., the lh day of Noyenl-
her next. and then and there to hold said election
and make due returns to me according to law.
SEPT Il. ls56 D. NJ. G. BROWN. sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-04

understood Mr. McVea's argument at
Amitc exactly as he has stated in the forcgo-
ing letter. TREsroS PoSD.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-04
SiIlIman Female Collegiate Institute,
CLINTON, Ia

rNllE next session will commence the first Monday
l of October. 9Th inst, under the following board
of instructors.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

New VOLrME.-This number begins a
new volume Of The Cecil U'hig. II has com
plctcdits fifteenth year and commences to-
day its 18th, with more subscribers and
more business than at any former date of its
cxistance; for all which our thanks are due
and are extended to the friends of the paper
in Cecil and elsewhere scattered over the coun.
try. We shall endeavor to make it still more
worthy of support, by keeping up the charac-
tcristics which have tended to make it more
acceptable than isEususlly the good fortune
of newspapers in small country places. We
merely refer to the opening Of new volume
to remind ourself and readers of The time we
haze been going quietly along together, and
to express the hope that The Wbig may con.
tinuc its weekly visits for many years, all
the while finding them hcalthful and happy,
and our glorious Union free from outward
wars and internal discord. 81.