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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-11
ADVERTISEMENTS

Ii. r.. MONTE1TH & Co..
Manufacturers s. Dealers in all kinds of
go .A.IcEDI-sIRx,
HAVING permanently located in Clinton. we in
IL tend manufacturing and keeping on hand, com
pletc assortment Of
IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES,
Our stock consists of
American and Spanish saddles,
Ladies, miss, and boys do
Carriage and buggy Harness,
Carriage, buggy, & riding whips Of all kinds,
Plantation and team whips,
Riding brides, surcingles, and webbing,
Wood and metal strrups spurs, bride bits,
Brushes collars, and blind brides,
Enamclcd cloth and leather of all kinds,
SADDLE TREES ANA SADDLERY
HARDWARE.
Trunks: sole leather and folio trunks,
Nalises, saddle and carpet bags,
Sad dies, Brides, q Harness,
Of our own manufa turc,
OF the best material and workmanship,
A very superior article of plantation col.
lars and blind brides Of western make. to
which We invite the SPECIAL attention Of plan
tiers.
We invite the public to give us call. rs we will
cndcavor to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor with their patronage. Orders and repairing
promptly ATTENDED 10.
AT the store formerly occupied by Il. Ross, north
side Of the public square march II
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IMPORTANT TBoM W Observation-Disclosures this
head comes the following despatch to the
Chicago papers on Wednesday:
Southern gentlemen have an important
movement on foot, which promises an early
settlement c. the Kansas agitation.
it is intended by the friends Of the Ad-
ministraton, when the Lccompton Consti-
tuition comes on, to take it up as q party
measure and as q formal assertion Of the
Democratic principle of popular sovereignty
The Constitution will be passed with q
proviso that it shall be presented to the peo
pie of Kansas for final acceptance and rati-
fication, and an Enabling Act will be incor-
porared in the new bill as an alternative in
case the Locompton Constitution is rejected
by 3he people of Kansas.
Judge Hall, of Iowa, who was in the last
Congress, has been appointed Chief Justice
Of the Territory of Nebraska.
James NJ. Buchanan, of Baltimore, will be
appointed Minister to st. Petersburgh.
1t is rumored that the Tennessee delega-
ton in Congress have unanimously resolv-
ed to reject the Lecompton Constitution.
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under mode Of submission that is nook.
cry and insult, painful IS it will be to me, l
must break all associations or connexions
rather than forfeit my principles. l have
no fear Of aay party associations being Sc
vered. ! should regret to see social and po-
litical ties severed but if it must be, if !
cannot act with you and preserve my faith
and my honor, l will stand on the great
principle Of popular sovereignty, which de
clarcs the right Of all people to be left per-
feet free to form and regulate their domestic
institutions in their own way. | will follow
that principle wherever its legal and logical
consequences may take me, and will en-
deavor to defend it against assault from any
and all quarters. No mortal man shall be
responsible for my action but myself BY
my action will compromise no man.
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WHEREAS. it appears that the days Of right. honor,
and integrity fast fading away. and wHzREAs the
uaserupuious and snora mt daily taking advantage
Of the profound and learned. BIZ n KNOWN THERE
FORE, to ALL vhesher MAIDS. WIVES, or WIDOWS, that
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S YENALE PILLS are ALONE the
panaeea Troubles incident female disor
sanssten; they ALONE correcting all painful menstru-
alton, assuagng pAlpitsons Of the heart, disturbed
sleep pain in the side and causing health and happiness
70 the Whole seq; more especially - he AARklKD
PORTION they are certain 70 bring the nsathiy
period With regularity. AND wHERIAs. these PILLS
purely vegetable and entirely free from minerals
therefore perfectly harmless 10 their operations and
Wholly unlike other medicines thrust upon the public
Purporting to eject the objects already detailed
THEREFORE,, BE II KNOWN. that NOTHING but the
said PILLS Of DR. CHEESEMAN will accomplish the de-
sired object, when DISAPPOINTMENT has been expert
snced under the regime Of OTHER PILLS and the La
DIES this PROCLAMATION to spread amongst
them to their everlasting beneat-alvays promising
that said PROCLAMATION n mus; be ccnsi-
dered NULL And VOID that il to say, that the Pills
be taken when Any female is in INTEREST
ING SITUATION otherwise a MISCARRIAGE will be
the inerisdtIe resisL:.
Explicit directions, 10 be carefully resc, accompany
each box. Price o.. Sent BY mail enclosing 81 to
Dr. cosyKrirs l.. CHRISTIAN. Boz 4asl Post Office, New
York City. Sold BY one Druggist in every town in the
United states. Given under my hand and seal,
CT. CHEEsEMAN, NJ. d.
Z. B. HCTCHrSGS, General Agent for tie United
Sase1 ie3 Chambers ST. Ee1e York uho, all ,e!ole-
eats rtfers sAo4Id be addressed.
Sold in ossav. by Isepl2-lyI D. WALKER CO.
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From Kansas.

Dates from Lecompton are to the 10th.
The news grows more exciting. The legis-
lature had passed an act submitting theLe.
compton Constitution to vote on the 9th
of January, in three forms-lst Const'tu'
ton with Slavery; Constitution without
Slavery; Sd, for or against the Constitution.
Also submitting the Topeka constitution at
the same election. The legislature has also
passed a bill calling out the militia to pre-
serve peace on the 2lst, and had provided
for major general and nine brigadier gene
rails to command the troops. Also an cleo.
ton law making it felony to return fraudu'
lent votes, punishable by fine and impri-
sonment, and containing other guarantees
to secure full and free expression OF the
people.
The legislature had also adopted strin-
gent measures to watch the election on the
2lsr, appointing committees in each pre-
cinct to take the names of all voters SO as
to detect false returns.
Some Of these bills, the militia bill among
others, were vetoed by Gov. Stanton, but
they were passed over his head.
Rumor states that good many Missouri.
ans were preparing to 60 over and vote on
the 2lst.
An exciting ARRAY had occurred at Doni-
phan In which free state man named La
than had been murdered.
The report received few days ago that
Col. Lane had been shot is contradicted.
He has been placed at the head Of tie mi.
litia.
Gen. Denver had arrived at Lecompton,
but had not superseded Secretary Stanton.
There was much excitement at Lccompton.
Men had gathered there from all parts Of
the Territory. Lane was present with a
volunteer force Of five or six hundred men.
Gen. Denver, it was said, would, when he
took Stanton's place, cal! out the United
States troops.
From Washington, despatch says, "The
President declares he will enforce the Call
houn Constitution though it should require
the withdrawal of the troops from other
parts to do it," in which case Mr. Parrot,
the delegate from Kansas, thinks collision
will be inevitable.
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The ATLANTIC MoSynLY.-The January
number of this new candidate for public ia
vor is upon our table. The " Atlantic" GER
tainly improves as it advances. The table
Of contents will show the interest and yarie-
ty Of tho subjects handled, and when we as.
these articles but displays high literary me-
rit, they can form an estimate Of the value
Of the work. We have always regarded
Blackwood's Magazine as the most attractive
of all periodicals in the English language,
but on q perusal Of the Atlantic for Janua-
~, we are puzzled to say which has the
greater merit-this or Biackwood. For
american readers, the former is certainly to
be preferred. The following is the table Of
contents for January.
Notes on Domestic Architecture; Maya,
the Princess; Catawba Wine; The Winds
and the Weather; Akin by Marriage; Spar
tacus; Who Paid for the Prima Donna? Two
Rivers; The Au.ocrat of the Breakfast-Ta-
BILE; Agassiz's Natural History lacking
Ship Of-Shore; Mamoul U.ife in Calcutta;
Books; The Diamond Lens; The Sculptor's
Funeral; The Presidents Message; The
Wedding Veil; Literary Notices.
Published monthly by Phillips, Sampson
Il Co., IL Winter ST., Boston, at 50 per an
mum, postage paid.
GoDEY's LADY's BooK-We received the
January number of this popular Magazine
several days ago, but on looking for it to
prepare notice, found that it had been
cri5bed Fl ON our table. If the gentleman"
who stole it will carefully read its well filled
pages, we have no doubt he will find abun.
dant matter to make him blush in view of
his contemplate piece of petty larceny. He
had better come and pay Us So for Cooley
and the Free Trader one year, and thus
learn to be . wiser and better man.
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nying that the President had changed his
policy with regard to Kansas. Having from
the beginning recognized the Lecomlton
Convention as legally constituted, he bad
simply chosen not to regard its work As
nullity because that had submitted only the
most important clause. instead Of the whole
instrument to a vote of the people. He ne
yer entertained nor expressed the opinion
that the Convention was bound to submit
any portion Of the constitution to the poo
pie except the question of slavery, much
less that that portion would be invalid with
out such submission. The Hon. Secretary
concludes by informing Gov. W. that his re-
signation is accepted.
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S. P. PARKER.

FCLION ClLXS Ill.,
gyAKES this method Of in1Drmng the citsne Of Otta.
va and vicinity that he u sole agent for g. H.
Geib's new model Piano Forte, which he will sell
for less money than any other Piano Of the same
style and quality be had from any other source
Said Instruments Win Be warranted for three years.
will be in town sufficiently often to take orders and fur
quality Of TONE to any other maker. To prove what
only ask the privilege Of furnishing instru
ment: ny statement h correct you need not keep
It, One Of 9. H. Geibs Pianos can be seen 1t Mr.. l. v.
Watermsn's. Hease call, see, and try Il.
will furnish InBtruments IRON any reliable manufae.
urer suit customers, upon GOOD terms other
one, II 0eib's does not suit
Mr.. H. 0eib, q brother Of @. II. 0eih) Who 70 known
here BY Of the best Piano Forte Tuners and
Regulators that there b In the country, viii be here be-
tween tho seth Of August and the 10th Of September,
with whom reliable ssraneemeuts can - sde for tuning
Rsysnssoas.-rrue Waterman, and o. d. Buel.
julls ems
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PUBLIC SrPPER.-The democracy Of Terre
Haute, Indiana, Save . public supper to
their representative in Congress, at the Stew
art House, in that city, on Monday week
night, as he was on his way to Washington.
The supper was splendid affair, and the
toasts excellent. The following We ap.
pend.
Stephen A. Douglas-the distinguished
champion Of the peoples right to govern
themselves. BY his firm and constitution
81 course in the congress of the United States,
and before the people he has won position
which entities him to our support for the
presidency in 1860
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wHrrE TIErs, PrRsrxsp BRKA1H and beautiful CON-
pexion, be acquired by usiog the Balm Of Thou
sand Flowers" What lady gentleman would remain
under the OF dssgreeabIe BREATH when BY using
the " Balm OF q thousand Flowers" - . dentrihce,
would only render it sweet but leave the teeth white
alabaster! Many persons do know their breath
bad and the subject delicate their friends
would never mention it. Beware Of counterfets. Be
sure each bottle is signed FErRIDGE CO., n. Y.
For sale by D. WALKER Co., Sole Agents, Ottawa, Ill.
ipl2S
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GEO. 5. FISHER,
BILL, NOTE, & COLLECTION BROKER.

CUMMISSION AND EXCHANGE.
Co',nsi~~ioner IF Deeds for tie STATE Of Netr York
MONEY received and invested by undoubted
Xv1 securities reasonable commission, and perfect
iy satisfactory those committing IL my hands. Col
lections c be inrdridby RENTED the day Of pay
ment Debts secured. notes, bonds, mortgage and
stocks bought and sold.
All business entrusted to shall have prompt atten-
ton and immediate returns for. The only conditions
upon which viii do business Is promptness fidelity
despatch; and those placing business in my per-
sonaly or BY correspondence may feel assured that
these conditions with my experience in Banking and
Exchange, will be mutually advantageous, and enable
to render full satisfaction in executing all
committed to Farmers, Mechanics and others hav.
ing money 70 loan invest viii assuredy And to their
Advantage to call AL deposits will be securely
Invested subject to call. may be agreed upon.
Once in the corner rooms ID story Nattngers block.
Ottawa, November II, 1851.
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FINANCES OF PENNsYLvANiA-it appears
from an official report. that during the pres
ent year the receipts Of the State Treasury
of Pennsylvania, including . previous ba.
lance, amounted to $5,976, 4e5, 2s, and the
expenditures 81. 507, 276,7 leaving on hand
$3.50. lss, AZ, of which 81, os2, is in depre-
Grated funds.
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MINNESOTA SENAroRs.-We learn by tele-
graph that at caucus of Democratic mem
bers of the Minnesota Legislature held at St.
Paul on the evening of the 18th inst, Hen
~ NJ. Rice, late Delegate of the Territory in
Congress, and Gen. Shields, were nomina-
ted IS candidates for q. s. Senators. Their
nomination is of course equivalent to their
election, as the Democracy have . majority
in the Legislature.
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Col. FoRNEY AND THE PREslDENr.-In the
Philadelphia Press Of the sth we find the
following paragraph:
President Buchanan yesterday informed
the editor Of the Press that he decidedly
disapproved Of the attack Of the Washing.
ton Union upon this paper in regard to the
Kansas question.
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Free Bridge.

WSHE free bridge Fox River at Dayton is now
i completed and persons living the side will
again have the privilege of paronizng Grist
and Tourng Mill, which is capable Of grinding from 80
60 bushels per hour. As the undersigned have ex
pended their very literally i'm erecting such Mill
and Bridge the growing of the country require
they hope receive liberal share Of pablo patronage
Persons coming from distance will find good warm sta
bling in connection with the above Mill of cidrge.
and public house has passed into other hads and
bids fair do justice to the inner At reasonable
rates. Please give a call. J. 4 ID. GREEN.
nsv enher
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Not thousand miles from Oneida Co.,
says the Buffalo Courier, coroner's jury
lately rendered a verdict that . certain de-
ceased man "came to his death by excess
i've drinking, producing apoplexy in the
minds Of the jury"
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F1V" GOIOYSs
Two arrivals from Europe during the week
the Europa and Adriatic-bring Liverpool
dates to the 9th inst.
The news is not very important. In Eng.
land Parliament had been convened, and the
Queens speech delivered. 1t is regarded Is
= tame document. 1t rejoices in the sue
cesses in India, deplores the monetary crisis,
recommends an indemnity bill for the Bank
of England, and promises reform.
The money panic in England was rapidly
subsiding. Gold was flowing into the bank,
and stocks improving. No important fail.
ures. The City Bank of Glasgow was
about to resume. But the panic had broke
out fearfully At Hamburg; half the heaviest
firms had gone down. The doubtful expe'
dent of state discount bank was adopted
at an extraordinary convocation of the Sc
nate which had checked the fury Of the
storm.
In markets, there had been . slight ad-
vance in cotton At Liverpool, breadstuffs re.
naming unchanged.
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The Mayor Of La Sale, according to the
Ssssins1. has been after tho liquor sellers in
that town. A fellow was employed to 20
around to the saloons-take his drinks
pay for thsm--ana then report to the Mayor.
who arrested the dealers, fined them, 80 that
. revenue Of some $500 was derived from
that source: Skip saloon keepers were
caught in this way and paid the penalty.
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dacla IS Broddtrdu, Nelr l0rk.
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The Missouri Legislature recently dis rr"scd
OF somewhat delicate case, in the following
manner: young woman having borne to
young man son ard heir, which he, no. re-
fusing to father, still refused to legitim,xe by
honorable marriage, she came up praying to
change her name, which WAS done, she and
the child assuming the .ppellation of the
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In the House the day wss consumed in
discussing, and finally adopting . rssolu-
ton, directing the Committee on Territories
to inquire into The exped;eucy Of ezPslling
Mr.. Bernhisel, delegate from Utah.
Both Houses adjourned over to the 4th Of
January.
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At the time the injunction was served on
the Suffolk Bank, Maine, says the Bangor
Wing, they han safely slowed away in their
vaults, in specie, the enormous sum of -four
dollars and serenteen eents. We understand
that short ninepences and fourpences const;.
tutcd the bulk of the cash on hand.
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NERAL INsARrrY CuRED.-Sloo, the person
who killed John E. Hall 1t Shaw netowu and
was acquitted an the ground of insanity, and
was Afterwards placed in the Insane Hospital,
has left the Hospital. He BASED through
Springfield short time since with his father,
on his way home. It is said thst he is entire
u recovered.
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Prices to suit the Times.
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

xfA ~ HE undersigned would respectfully call the
ga - attention Of the citizens of Ottawa and the
k&,ssS public in general to call and examine his large
stock OF JEWELRY, consisting of
Watches, Clocks, s
Gold and Silver guard and Chains of and ele-
giant patterns Gold and Silver Tmbles Finger Rings
Ear Rings Bracelets, Lockets, Sleeve Buttons, etc.
SILVER WARE.
Tea and table spoons {e9uai coin Plated spoons OF
the very best quality Of plate, warranted No l. Also
a large assortment Of German Silver Tea and Table
spoons. -
SpectacIes. 81
Gold and Silver Spectacles, Of the best quality OF
glasses. L. Il. HOYT,
South eide Of the Square, Main ST.
n. B-Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, repaired
reasonable terms. noy2l-2m
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WOUNDED MEN FROM fnE PLAINS. Six or
eight OF the wounded men from the trains
lately attacked BY the Cheyenne Indians
and Aormona, came down last evening on
the steamer Isabella. They were put or on
tfaoody Island, and immedistly took the cars
Tor the East-&. Louie Rep., 2lst.
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SIRANrsrAN BURNED.-BRrDGEroR Conn,
Dec. 1S.-Iranistan, the country seat ofP. T..
Barnum, in this city, was discovered to be
on fire last night. and was soon burned to
the grovnd. Nr. Barnum had just commen-
ced to re-furnish the house. The loss has
not yet been ascsrtained. The FIRE WAS IN.
doubtcdly the work Of an incendiary.
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Hon. w. A. Richardson passed through
Chicago last Saturday on his way to Quin.
cy, whence he proposes to leave carly in
January to enter upon his duties as Cover
nor OF Nebraska.
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Hos. S. S. MARsBALL.-Some letter wri-
ter having asserted that the Hon. S. S. Mar
shall. member of Congress from the 9th
Egypt district in this State, would oppose
the views of Mr.. Douglas on the Kansas
question, that gentleman publishes . letter
in the Washington Unions denying the
statement, and declaring that the preserva.
ton of the Democratic party depends upon
its firmness in carrying out the principles
of popular sovereignty in good faith, to the
end. II they are made . mockery Of by
miserable forms and techniealities, the party
in lost.
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Please Take Notice.

ND govern yourssaves accordingly. vish cay TO
"A an those whose notes and accs1nts have not been
between this date and The lst day Of January ss their
accounts win be stopped. Eusvsll Nv. CHEEvEE