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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23
TIE n. O. SLAYER,

The federal authorities of New York and New Or
leans signasing their advent into Office in pc
cnlar rivalry for fame, in the business Of detecting
and catching savers. The U. S. Marshal at New
York has made considerable spurge in this line OF
business lately and from all we can learn 1t amounts
to insignificant nothingness. Not long since we
heard of break in the same direction, at New Or
leans but the thing seems to have dried away or
have been lost sight of, perhaps, on account of a
more uproarous excitement in the Custom House
concerning home slavers.
Will some of our contemporaries inform us what
has become of this matter, whether it was q real
simon pure or spectre SLAYER and why the rascally
villains have not all been hung up by the nccks for
their base and cruel attempts to deal in human
flesh and blood especially away down here in Louis
lana?
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23

CAsrAITY.-Thc principal buildings Of the Sill
man Collegiate Female Institute, in this place. was
on Tuesday last. discovered 10 be fire in the gar
ret Owing to the extent of the flames before was
observed, and the difficulty of access to the garrett
IL was impossible TO arrest the fire. Soon rs the
alarm was given, the citizens of Clinton rushed 10
the scene Of destruction and saved all that could be
saved by carrying everything out in the open yard
surrounding the buildings We are clad TO learn.
that all the books furniture. and Philosophical appa-
one of the large school rooms and several of the
smaller uniniured 50 that the exercises of
the young ladies, will only be interrupted for a few
days. We glad to know. that il is the intention
of the board Of Trustees, far as they have been
consulted. TO have the building repaired as speedily
as possible. This is as IL should be- This Institution
is justly the pride of our town and parish, and we
have no doubt it will in future rank among the best
female colleges Of the South.
Those gentlemen who cxertcd themselves 50 siren
uously to save the buildings. which through their
noble efforts were saved, deserve as they have re-
cciyed the universal commentator of the public
But for their untirng exertions the whole must have
been destroyed. Our feelings prompt us to name
them. but for fear we might do injustice to Others
who did not appear so conspicuous we forbear.
The fire is supposed, to have originated from the
burning of the SCOT in one of the chimncys which
had accumulated for some considerable time and
through ssurc between the bricks into the garrett
it communicated with the combustible matter scat
tered upon the floor, and doubt, purely acct
dental. The property it is believed was not insured
The loss is estimated at from five to eight thousand
dollars
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23
CLAIBORNE PARISH.

When the Democracy Of this parish held lis meet
ing TO appoint their delegates TO the State Conyen-
ton held on the 18th inst. at Baton Rouge, they in
sirncted their delegates to vote for Gen. MunLay Of
this parish for State Treasurer.
Some time after this there was a certain tourist
who passed through that region Of country, after
which. we learn that another meeting was held in
Claiborne, or what purported TO he meeting. We
have not learned whether 1t composed of the
persons and the instructions of the former
meeting. to vote for Gen. Munday, were rccinded and
without giving any for doing that we have
seen or heard off,
These are strange and singular movements If
true. for men who call themselves Democrats and we
cant understand them? viii some of the Claiborne
Democrats give us some information about this
affair it looks bad and needs some explanation.
We hope some good Democrat will enlighIen us on
the subject.
Arc the masses of The Democracy in that region of
the State willing to be pcnncd and kept ready for
the uses Of their Keepers Arc there no stern old
Georgia Democrats in Claiborne, none Of the true
steel men of Mississippi and Alabama none Of South
Carolina s noble sons 10 resist and break down these
secret inside Vaccinations that are fast destroying
the Democratic strength in louisiana?
Give us light upon this stragc affair and singular
Democratic freak in Claiborne?
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23
FOR SHERIFF.

MzS~Wcarc authorized to announce T. w. ROBINS.
n candidate for the Office of SHERIFF Of the Parish
of East Feciana, subject to democratic nominal
ton.
Hs8- We are authorized to announce b. NJ. G..
BROWN. as q candidate for the Office of SHERIFF of
the Parish Of East Fcliciana subject to democratic
nomination.
5rTs- We are authorized to announce ALFRED
HAZARD, as a candidate for the office Of SHERIFF.
of the Parish of East Fcliciana subject to demo-
cratic nomination.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23
Democratic Parish Nominations,
JUNE q, 1857,

WARD COMMISS NERS
Ward No. r. Check, W. W. Munson and j. W
Fuqua.
Ward No. Wv. D. Gayle. Sam'l. Hatcher and Il
l.. Brashears.
Ward No. SC. N Gibbons, Ed. Scott and Thos
PLANT.
Ward No. IS. Dubose, J. Benton and G. Palmer
Ward No. On. G. Mills, l.. Sturgcs and Danl.
Wolfe.
Ward No. Go. G. Edw lrds, L. Brown and j. NJ
CLANCY.
Ward No. w. b. Rourk, Willis Roylcy and w.
II. Chapman.
Ward No. Swans Dunn, T. J. Rogers and David
Barfield
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23
FOR RECORDER.

E-s- We are authorized to annonce JAMES G.
JACKSON, as n candidate for RECORDER of the Par
ish of East Fclicana, subject to u Democratic nomi-
nation.
zss- We are authorized to announce JAMES
WELSH, as candidate for the Office of RECORDER
of the Parish of East Fcliciana, subject to demo-
cratic nomination.
z:as- We are authorized to announce JOHN G.
WHITE, rs q candidate for reelection TO the Office
of RECORDER of the Parish of East Fcliciana.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23

The NoMNEEs.'-Thc Advocate of Wednesday.
gives short notice of each of the nominees. which
for the information of our readers we Transcribed
Col. RoDEET A. HUNTER. of Rapdcs our candidate
for Treasurer Ia the Warwick of North Louisiana De-
mocracy, and has been among the foremost and most
active participants in the field throughout the fierce
political contests of the two years past in that re-
gon of our State. lie is ready dcbatcr, possessed
of strong vigorous intellect. bold in the vindca-
lion of his principles, and is esteemed wherever
known He has brilliant conversational powers and
happy social temperament. lie is, we believe, n
native of Mississippi. but has resided in Louisiana
from boyhood to the present time. There are few
of our prominent men who WELD greater personal
influence. or enjoy more extended political popli-
larity than Col. Hunter. He served in Mexico under
the command of Col. s. f. Marks and was popular
officer and brave soldier.
y. w. ROBERTSON. ESD. from our ncighboring par
ish Of 1bcrvilc, the nominee for Auditor Of Public
Accounts, If we are not mistaken Il Creole Of The
statc-at least. he has been reared from childhood
within its boundaries-s identified with her politi-
cal and industrial interests by the closest tics is an
unswcrving Democrat an able and popular speaker
and will make for himself an cnvious name before
lawyer by profession. student in habits, and by
his industry. capacity and gontlemany worth, has
earned for himself q lucrative practice and won a
deserved reputation at the bar His personal popu-
larity is nbonudcd. and his name will have an i'm
mcnsc weight in favor of our ticket.
For Superintendent of Public Education the hon.
ors Of the party have fallen upon Hon. WILLIAM l.
HAMILTON, of the parish of Naichtochcs. Mr.. II
represented his parish in the last Legislature in the
lower House OF which he commanded no little innu
cncc. He is an able lawyer, n fluent speaker. and
of habits well adapted to The Office which he has been
selected to solicit from the people. lie grew to mans
estate in the parish of Ibervc, where he has host
of warm personal friends We believe Mr. ii. is also
native of Louisiana. lie introduced the celebrat.
ed address" into the House of Representatives by
which Joseph Iiufty removed from the Slrieval-
ty of the parish of Orleans. His speeches on that
occasion were tcrsc. vigorous, and to the point ex-
hibiting many striking traits Of the thinking cgisla-
tor and studous lawyer.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23
NATIONALITY OF THE DEMOCRACY
THE ONLY HOPE OFTHE UNION,

The means Of preserving the Union, with Sc
cnrity to the South, is now, as it has been for
some time past, the paramount question in
American politics. In earlier and less danger
GUS days the Constitution was esteemed sacred
and inviolable; and the issues in elections,
whether State or Federal were always with
reference to matters of policy for the public
good, without appealing to the passions and
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23
FOR THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

laO> We are authorized to announce BYTIlELL
HAYNES, as n candidate for Representative to the
State Legislature, subject to Democratic nomina-
tion.
re" We are authorized to announce J. WARREN
TAYLOR. as candidate for Representative to the
State Legislature, subject to Democratic nominal
ton.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23
NOTICE.

MY father, Jonas X. Stuart, was captured in the
NJ year 1885, in the month Of November, and was
taken Off the ship Mary Jane, i'll the conflict of the
republic of Texas and was shot n prisoner at the
city of Tampico, Mexico. am now the only suryiv-
ing heir of said deceased, being the only son. | in
tend after legal publication according TO the laws
of Texas TO apply for whatever head right, bounty
land or donation lands, that my father may have
been entitled to for his services aforesaid.
MORTIMER G.. STUART,
BY JOHN NJ. ROBERTS Attorney.
Clinton La May 49, 1857. Gods
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23

ZsH~Wc would call attention to the new stock of
goods lately received by Naumann 4 Strauss, con
sistine of Jcwclry. Watches. Pianos and Books
Persons wanting any article in their line will do
well by giving them a call.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23
announcements.
FOR THE STATE SENATE.

IsS"We are authorized TO announce GEORGE w.
MUNDAY, as a candidate for the State Senate, sub
jcct to Democratic nomination.
lsS- Dir. EDWARD DELONY. respectfully solic-
its. of the Democratic party of Fest Fclicana, the
nomination as candidate for the State Senate.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

A Democratic Congressional Convention, for the
nomination of q candidate for Congress, for the
Third District, will he held in Baton Rouge, on
Monday, June 10, 1851
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23
AG EN- rs.

The following named persons our authorized
agents to collect monies due to- and receive subscrp
tions to. the "DEMocRAT.'
ARTHUR MckENNA. jackson, La.
II. CHICK. Port Hudson.
TlIOS. H. McGllEE is duly authorized to collect
accounts due this Office.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23

~" If you are on visit 10 the city and want
fine gun. rife. pistols, &c, call at d. Kcrnaghan &
Co.'S IS Canal street. They also the sole agents
for the sale OF the brazilian Pebble Stones.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23

M" A meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
Siman Female Collegiate Institute. will be held at
the school room. on Monday next at 10 o'clock 4
full attendance is requested.
may %, 1857. BYTIIELL HAYNES, Scc'ry.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23
V A n III O II MS
IRON IMPROVED CIJITTVATOR

THIS improvement has these advantages over the
/ common forms now in nse. The length of the
implement causes ii to stcadier. The coulter or
cutter tooth to steady the beam and prevents
that irregular shaking motion which Cultivators
generally havc-holds the Cutivator to its place and
enables you to work as close to the corn as you may
without injuring or tearing il up. Also cuts the
sods FOR the rear tooth to follow, wards off roots
brush and stalks, turning them lengthwse. so that
they readily pass the shoyels The frame being open
at the top will not hold any accumulation Of trash
and the teeth are so arranged in the frame to let
everything pass out without choking. The shanks
being small do not hold gather dirt and trash SO
us to increase the weight to the horse. The shovels
work deep in the ground, leaving it mellow and
smoother
The middle shovel being set in the rear leaves
fine deep furrow for The water to settle in 1t is an
excellent thing for soddy ground, for the sods com
ing in contact with any part of the Cutivator are
broken.
Having purchased the exclusive right to manufac-
ture the "CuHiator" for the parishes Of East Felc
lana and LSt Helena, will be able to fill all orders
for the same Mt short notice. Planters invited to
inspect this Improvement and judge for themselves
1t can be seen at my carriage shop in the town of
Clinton, situate on the street running directly east
of the Court House.
may 49, 1857. r. BAUMANN.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23

VERMIIIIoN.-The Democrats of this Parish have
nominated H. f. Patton, Esq, for reelection to the
Legislature.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23
FOR CORONER.

Ess-Wc are authorized TO announce THOMAS l..
McG1IEE, as n candidate for CORONER, subject to q
Democratic nomination.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23
ESTR VS..

DROUGHT before the undersigned, Justice Of the
ID Peace, and strayed this day by Stephen johnson.
living on the waters of Sandy Creek. about six miles
half hands high, thirteen years old, nickod tail,
PAGES a little small white spot on the right foot,
with small white spots on the left side, back Of
the saddle and q white streak down his face.
Also: yellow bay horse, fourteen and half hands
high, nine years old with saddle and collar marks,
white spot the right hind foot and long switch
tail, other marks or brands percevablc, appras-
ed by appraisers to be worth in cash, the first
at thirty dollars and the second at fifty dollars.
JAMES c. JACKSON,
may l6, 1857. j. Z. LIST WaId
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23
Democratic State Ticket.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

The Democracy of the Parish of East Fcliciana
will meet at the Court House, in the Town Of Gin
ton, on
TUESDAY, June 2, 1851,
10 take into consideration the matter of the Congress
sional nomination.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23

FAMINE MEETING AT DETRoT.-A meeting of citi-
zcns has been held at Detroit to consider and provide
means for the relief Of the people Of northern Mchi
gan. who are represented as being in starving con-
don. 1t was resolved to raise SIS 900, by subscrp-
ton, and $1,000 were raised in the hail. at the meet
ing. A citizen of Gratiot county, whose wife and
three children were among the sufferers, made a
speech upon the occasion.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23
DEMOCRAT.
Official Journal Of the Parish Of East Fclicana.
G LIN TO n. LA.
Saturday Morning, May %, 1857.
7 L ], NJ S.

DOLLARS per year. payable
IN advance. ForR. If not paid within six months,
and Fivr. ifnot paid before the close of the year
ADV Observation-Disclosures inserted at One
Dollar per Square of Ten lines less, for the first
insertion and Fifty cents for each subsequent one
Professional and business Cards not exceeding six
lines. for twelve months. TEN Dollars ADVERTISE
ments not marked with the number If insertions
will be inserted until forbid.
CONTRACTING RATES.
3m'ths 4 IN. & m. M IL NJ.
One Square. s. sGa IS Sl2 SIS
Two Squares. 3 10 ~ 16 20
Three Squares 10 IS 1G 20 rs
Four Squares, IL 16 20 % 30
PATENT MEDICINES Thirty dollars per half column
and none Of greater length inserted.
ANNOUNCING Candidates for office Ten Dollars
payable in advance.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23

IBERvlTLE.--On Wednesday last, the Democracy of
Ibcrvilc Parish nominated A. Talbcrt, Esq, for the
State Senate, and Messrs. Bruslc and Simmons for
the lower House.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23

BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, PENS, &c.
ETTER, cap, and note Paper, Of all Sizes qualities,
IL Blank Books, of all styles,
Steel copper, and gold Pens, of every description,
for sale by n. LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

We devote n large space of our to-days paper TO
the proceedings Of this body, and place at the hcad
Of our columns the names of its nominees. The
ticket is composed of able. sound, thorouehgoing
mon, long and iavorably known to the Democracy
Of the State, and will carry weight with II that en-
surcs a most triumphant victory in November next.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23

WASHINGTON NEws.-Major Ben McCulloch declines
the Govcrnorship of Utah.
Judge Drummond has not been offered the appoint
ment, but Western man, whose name is not given
has been rendered the post
Recent information has caused change in the
policy Of the Administration towards Utah, and
large number of troops will be sent thithcr, proba
bly, under the command Of Gen. Harvey.
The Administration is anxious TO act vigorously
at once in regard to Utah affairs.
PHHADEIpin.--Th following is the aggregate
vote polled at the election held in Philadelphia on
Tuesday last for city treasurer: Democrats, 28345 ;
Know Nothings, 1895 Republicans, 44S3-total
5l,G23.
IlGH PRICE or NEGRoEs.-SiX negro men, ranging
from thirty to forty years of age were sold in Lex
ingon, Holmes county, Miss, last Monday, for the
average of $l6lS 33 Is each. They were sold on
credit of nine months.
gas~ Poetry is the art of substituting shadows and
Of leading existence to nothing
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-23

ia" Poetry is the art of substituting shadows and
Of leading existence to nothing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
C.prIrRE OF AN AMERICAN SLAYER

HORRIBLE Scene d. BoAKD--We learn from the
Kingston journal that, 10Th of April, Her Rr-
fannie Msjesiys BRIG came into st. AIMS Bay, hsv.
ing in tow an American schooner with 3l3 siaCcS on
boari from Africa bound Tor Cuba. the name al the
schooner il not given Cireat excitement prevailed 81
ST. Auns in consequence OF this affair II ru-
mnre thar another SLAYER was OF the coast from A:ri
ca and Br iisi: steamer had started in pursuit.
On boarding the schooner u horrible scene present.
ed itself. The Captivrs were in n most wr.ch.d con.
ditiun-al of them were nnlied--and n majority Of
them Oh the verge If starvation! They were pack
ed very closely together and covered with vcrmiu,
ana il is slated that 37 ot the miserable captivcs lad
died oil the voyage.
Another account soys:
The slave schooner has ,wo decks, az. between
ID" cap,iveg were packed in such marGer that they
had scarcely ruuI-,u During each day of the
vuyugc they sn In painful! posture, eighteen inches
only b-irg allow for .ach To tnrn in, md il deck
room 80 feet in length, 800 human beings sto'r
ed away, and brought up in platoons every day
to gel y small portion uf fresh mir. The sch""ns.
draws but six ite' 81 water, Is Of srea breadth and
hat.bottOmGc. hnd was thus built tn enable Eer III
Of pursuit, {" rln into port where there Il not
much depth ot water. The Interpreter states that
wl-n -lnrr.IS;lDr captains Cannot escape cruisers
they make their way particular po!n; al land on
f- CaSaG coast, run the Vessel ashore. and leave III"
slaves t. perish. YIs pinCs alluded t. ia surrounded
with rocks mona hut tgt bottom boats can get i'll
Hul The whole %! ta: portion al the coast 4. Ddnci-
IL with l,u;nlu bones.
i: was also a-ccrtnned through the Interpreter that
several Vessels lett the African c"ast-tha
they were soon ~ have sailed with full ca-go-s-
that upon Al Averages vessels departed weekly.
each with 5)G Ia 100 slaves boaiiiliat the trade
WAS rs pdy iicro asiH aud that the slaves being
landed in Cuba We're worth from $3.50 to S10O each.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
AFFAIRS IN KANSAS.
ADDRESS W SECRETARY STANTON


The telegraph, lays aEo furnished {: brie!
abstract OF the address 20 the people OF Kansas pub
lished by Mr.. Stanton the Secretary Of the Ter
r!ory. Speaking the coming election delegates
to form a State Constitution, la says:
need scarcely say ia all the power Of ;ha terri.
tcra Executive will b. .Xer;td with rarc Impartial
i.y 10 prevent fraud, IL suppress violence aud
cure 10 every citizen :air opportunity -! lac sr!..
ard peaceful exercise ." ;:ia election L:vcg.; and il
will he 10 less t." Do: iGi lie.errG-t desire hui
gr.a; pleasure ul tie Governor acng Governor OF
the Territory carry ou:. ia good fai!ii. tie V"c
avowcd hy liz. P~"-iGsn; Of thr United S'g;-- IN hts
RECENT inaugural sGGrss". ~ w.c!! be- ,,'i,-r 1t
tie eth. imperative ard IHil-pcuaHnia Gu:? uI The
government, III the United States secure 10 every
resident inhabant the fec and iud.prnfon; express
sion OF he oprinu BY hi- Vote This sacred right to
each Individual must be preserved, AID THAT being
pecpe of lie Territory, free f.c!a all foreign ipGu
subject only to he Constitution OF the United States"
l!e earnestly inrokes the confidence Of the people
In the declared Intention, cf tn: territorial! ey.cnye,
aud deDlures the events that have marked The pre-.
viuu- history OF the territory. In ORDER that all
heart. burnings aud lisengs engeudercd by The past
may be 0Diterhcj, end be suGccc!ud by peace ard
ina, nnny he recommends tia: general aIDnas;y be
grated 10 al those in Gny;Y;se involved 10 the prs
vous difficulties. ,ci! lc thinks, would
be ors oil coDc!iIati0n and pegc. leaving tie people
free from apprehension ~ the iliuFt; M they ecu &C.
curey devote themselves 80 thGsg Important .abors
which are destined - make the territory great,
PROSPEROUS and happy STATE.