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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-18

THE MAITs.-The continued failures of the mails
from New Orleans, has long been source of com
plant by our citizens. But so far from improving
1t is getting worse, week after week. One of the
causes is the negligence of the mail agent at the
landing at Baton Rouge, aswil be seen by the fol-
lowing extract from the Genet and Gazette of the
18th. We trust that the Post Master ut Baton Rouge
Will see to this matter and allow us at least three
regular daily mails ont of the six which we should
receive
The MAIL AGAlN.-Yestcrday morning after the
arrival of the &. d. Jr the mail detained at the
landing over an hour before ii was taken to the Office.
II the mail agency ut the landing cannot be more
efficiently attended to- it would be an advantage to
this people to abolish it.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-18
FROM NICARAGUA.

The New York papcss received bymail yes
terday contain overwhelming evidence of tn
truth of the reports Of Walkers lately reported
sanguinary victory over the Costa Ricans, ant
admit that the contradiction published by tn,
Tribune and other papers with such malignant
satisfaction, and telcgraphed to this city, wa
"First of April' Camard. We have MOI
room enough to enter into particulars. nor is il
necessary, as its general tenor is already known
to our readers
The Aspinwal Courier, of the 4th inst, re-
ceived by the Philadelphia, publishes an extra
from which we select the principle items
A letter from Greytown, dated the Cd inst
says:
On the 22d or the oath of the past month
Col Lockridge destroyed the dcfences and
abandoned the positions at Sorapiqui and San
Carlos Island, and with all his forces on board
the,steamer Rescue and Scott, went up the river
to attack the Fort of Castillo. Two deserters
arrived here on Sunday last They stated that
they left on Friday night prcyious--that Col
Lockridgc was then at Machuca Rapids, and
that he had been engaged up to that time in
getting his provisions, ammunition, &c, over
the rapids-that it was his intention to attack
Castillo the next morning, Saturday
Col. George G. Hall, Capt. j. +. Farham
and Lieut.. James smith, are this day dismissed
from the Command, for intcmpcrance and for
conduct nnbecoming officers and gentleman;
and charges have been preferred against them,
and forwarded to the Headquarters of the army
Also, Drs. Anderson and Richardson, of the
Cd Battalion, arc dismissed for absence with
out leave.
Another Greytown letter says:
The latest dates from Walkers recruits IN
the San Juan River, is to the 9th ult., at
which the whole force--about 500 men, irclud.
ing sick and wounded-had been taken above
Machuca Rapids, ten miles below Castillo, and
were there encamped. Everything valuable
had been removed from Serapiqui and San G ar.
los island, and the Notifications destroyed,
All the men, ammunition, provisions and boats
were above the Machnca, preparations were
being made to attack CASTILLO at the earliest
possible day.
New YORK, April 13-By the George Law,
we have intelligence that rumor reached
Greytown ON the night of the Cd inst, that Col.
Lockridge took CASTILLO oh the 30th ult., and
that his entire force amounted to 400 men, the
Costa Rican force being about the same number
1t is stated that Lockridgc experienced a
loss OF twenty seven men, and that his force
killed over 1870 of the enemy and routed the
remainder.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-18
THE ELECTION FOR JUDGES IN y. ORLEANS.

The papers of the City inform MS that but ll2l
votes were pocd out of a registered list of oyer
| 10000. Why is this? Can any one lay his hand on
his heart and say there no need of the enactment
Of the election law passed by the Legislature Just
adjourned If they can, they can do more than rea-
son or common sense would seem to dictate. Can
any good reason be assigned to show why 1895, of
the registered voters OF New Orleans stand away
from the polls except that they were afraid to risk
their lives by attempting to vote? Such thing
was never known before the days Of tbuggcry there.
II is impossible for the people to be so indifferent to
the election of these important public officers as to
take no interest in their secction 1t is useless TO
say they were immersed in business that they could
not take time to go to the polls when the election
was held right at their doors In the country par
shes such an excuse might be offered with some de-
gree Of plausiblity and probability too, but in the
City 1t will not answer The truth is the good peo-
pie of New Orleans do not feel free to vote as their
judgments dictate. They know that there is band
Of men there who are sworn together to have the
election result according to their decision, and that
II q voter chooses to differ and act as freeman
should he is in danger Of being thugged and driven
from the polls, with his scull broken, or it may be
with the loss of his life. Such is the unfortunate
state of affairs that exist now in that city. How
long it will remain so, no one can tell? We believe
the election law if put into faithful execution will do
much towards working reform but even that will
not all at once give that assurance to the voters
that will make them feel safe in going to the polls
for some time. Some will stay away even at that
out Of pure fear Until they can be well assured
that they go to the polls in safety to their lives
they will not run the risk. And what prudent man
of family would not prefer to lose his VOTE to risk
ing his life in attempting to give it? We hope to
hear no more homilics against the election law after
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-18
Democratic Meeting.

The Democracy Of the Parish of East Fclciana
are requested to meet at the Court House, in Clinton
TUESDAY, the 2Sth day Of April,
for the purpose Of appointing delegates to the Baton
Rouge Convention TO nominate State Officers. and
TO make arrangements for Parish nominations
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-18
CHANGE IN TIME.

The Democratic meeting, for nominating delegates
to the Democratic State Convention will be held on
Tuesday the 2sth of April, instead of Saturday. the
25th, as heretofore advertised.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-18
A G. ZEN rs.

The following named persons are our authorized
agents to collect monies due to- and receive subscrip
tions to. the "DEMocRAr."
ARTHUR MCKENNA, Jackson, La,
r, CHICK. Port Hudson.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-18
THE DISTRICT COURT.

McGuInE, vs. M,YoR HUGHES, of Jackson, aM This
was suit brought by the plaintiff for damages, for
matrcatment under the prctence of judicial authori
ty. The jury gave the plaintiff, forty-Gvc dollars
damages. The costs, we are told, amount to up
wards of three hundred dollars.
EGGLEsroS, VS.. THE CLINTON AND PoRr IIrpsoN r.
II. Co. This was q suit brought by the widow of an
engineer named Eggicston, in the employ of this
Company who lost his life by the explosion of loco
motive boiler some two years since. The damages
were laid at $4,000. The trial of the case occupied
two days Of the present week; the jury returned It
verdict for the defendant.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-18
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

A Democratic State Convention, for the nomina-
ton Of state officers will be held in Baton Rouge
on the 18th Of May next.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-18

The LIBERTY MAlT.--Two of the trips on this route
has been discontinued by the Post Master General,
and for the future the mail will be carried but once
a week, leaving this place every Thurday morning.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-18

gs'- At the municipal election. in Baton Rohge
on Monday last, Cousinard, (Dcm) was elected
Mayor by majority of fifteen over Tomlinson the
candidate of the Know Nothing party.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-18
FELICIANA DEMOCRAT.
Official Journal Of The Parish Of East Fcliciana.
CL T n II N, LA.
Saturday Morning, April 10, 1867.
T L r NJ s..

DOLLARS per year. payable
IN advance. ForR. If not paid within six months,
and FIVE fnot paid before the close of the year.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inserted nj 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.
mcnts not marked with the number Jf insertions
will he inserted until forbid.
CONTRACTING RATES.
Smiths. I'm. 6 m. IN. IL m.
One Square, SIS SGl SS Sl2 SIS
Two Squares. 3 10 1s 10 90
Three Squares, 10 IL 1G 20 rs
Four Squares. II 1G 20 rs 30
ANNOUNCING Candidates for Office. TES Dolla,s
PAYABLE In advance
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-18

country. For the last thirynve years past We have
never disrcgarded that obligation or duty We
hardly think we shall in the future. And 80 Tho
Courier can continue to pursue its congcnlal en- .
ployment--
"To sit and grin"
for the eminent amusement of itself and clan Tho
Democratic party, however, scarcely ever EXPECT
to reap much interest or benefit from this grinu;,,
orga the first of the kind, believe, that has ever
set itself mp for Democratic favor on account of ~
attractive qualification. u.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-18

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRCr.-Thc Lake Provi-
deuce Herald brings forward the of Col Hugh
Short, Judge seby, of Carol and IIonL. Il. Reeves,
Iensas for Congress from this District Theirends
OF Hon. l. e. Davidson will of course press his claims
lor reelection. We have also seen the name of A. st
Herr on mentioned for the nomination with grea.
iaVor' Inc contest before the Convention on the
18TH proXmo promises to be lvcly.-Aaoocate.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-18

Inc celebrated Swedish calculating engine
OF MI Schultz has been presented to the bud.
icy observatory at Albany, by John r. Rath-
pone, Esq, of that city, 1t stercotypes, to
seven decimal places its results which are cal
cu,ated to fourteen places. ard is the only cal
c,ulatlng engine of magnitude which has been
brought to completion. 1t has been twenty
years III construction, and the Diet of Sweden
mas at different times contributed the sum OF
ten thousand dollars to aid in its completion
the Academy of Sciences becoming responsible
for this. This remarkable piece .cf mechanism
has been secnred through the mediation of Mr..
Babbagc, and will be received tho ensuing
spring,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-18

Eo- A. d. M. HARRISON has been elected Judge Of
the Ninth District, composed of Point Coupee, and
Concordia Parishes, over 7. j. Cooley by majority
of l0l votes.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-18

VERY GooD.-At dinner given to Hon. Mr.. Lake,
at Ficksbnrg, the "army and citizen sol dicry"
had just been toastcd, and response made by dis
tingulshcd officer present, when gentleman at the
south end of the table rose and said he saw no rea
sen Tor ncgectng another honorable profession rep
resented there, and by way of supplying the omission
he gave, "Thc medical profession az des,,uc;rs
as a me army or The napy" This drought down the
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change. II appointment iar Eanavla.

HIn consequence oftbe chang made il
he lliHe Of holding The Circuit Court e u Of d
Ills ccut4y AlBERr G. JESkIklvs, Esq,
NJ Democratic candidate for Congress
i CHS District, viii address the people
i this county. At Kanawha4 g Hi Fiji o. ~
thursday, the 28th day pf May j the aaa.y
I election. N IA
!. Tie win also address the peoplco Of Put
am ceunt5 at Hurricane Bridge on the
fternooat ofMay ael, and At Buffalo 81
be night.of May esd. 81
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.---.E Hill I,Ist 81 ID etters.

| I'd EMAIEING III, theP oSt Office al Kafa1f
IN sha ClnftsH6uSe; April / 1857. Persons
calling for letSsTsin this list must say they
are adsertlssasslaRf come pFepaEed Rvitht|the
Ilroper sc ha aga-+5fse cent-dr the tiers rttt
faot ne detirered, zsl s. /. i Z *
1 4 A. Jacpb Att1eaaan s. Dolly Allen; VIM.
/ Adkins. Jonathan Angle, Gkorge angle, Rstl7
ert Arnpl, Frank Allen, "a AAeksnder, Susan
ger. III. ". Haly, Tfeo Berokart. Isaac SIsroas.ll
Lewis Bowling e. ohm Bird, Sam T. Bea6h,<Js
Baxter, il, A y Brown, Geo. " Brown ,JeRA
II &c. 5p.S1 Gohea, Ed Goteney, John 7.
+ Garter, n. Kk Ctaiie, Jos, Bf Chiffon j.. Coon.
Richard CaaiMailender q a. ClaLk, Miss u
GpJb, a. AI CLARK, ] ). Clayton, John Carbon,
ri. M.3C lagksopi David y. Gl&nei Geo. II.
COMBS .T h9naSl sCenpey. f;3I ,ess ss5g sss.
Il lid FL Danaridge Drake, Reuben
Days, Wilson Dixon. Isaac Davis 2.
fs-rss. Il. Early I, I, Enais 2, Mass N. 4.
Emanuel Miss Anna English, Nathan Edens,
L F-N Nicholas III. Feazel, y asr Ficlin, Angus
Itus RoWleT. Marcus Al. Finch Mr.. Finney ,Jno
Prail., a ndeIsoni Foster. John Fisher, i.
esses H Grogan, nv 1ifRson, u .5sP9.
GaTdriet, I'LL IA. Erogan. e sf:a
Il III L, IIEIaskell.p B Hancock 8. ".
EHanhsi JohsDW Hall a. III lindspethA ~ |
law. Hhnlsl Johi Inaier e. J. ltammaek 2,
fJ6hn Hanna. Wh. III. Hedges John Halt Lar
l Kin FIJI zlewppl A. James VI drle al. y.
liins, Geo HI iIdleston. ~ Hogan, heupen
Harrisoa, Holly 4Iunt, Dplly Howell y.
-tiaIass JJnes, Danitl ones q. X = az
fsll.
- DaEid nj Aneson, ii 81. he n ~ ~
LID. B I.asne 2, Iohnn. LewiSSs Ap as. Is
~ {, ~. /, IA kf.r.n
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Boolxs, Stationery, Sc. 4

in Charles Grenzeps Buildlngs one door above
tie louGhal Ofice,, wheFe .heEvil keep con-
.s{.snill!yEon hand every tilhg usually fund in
"a Book Stare. IS Z.J, Ef = :.
Eiisfstock CONSISTS, IN phrt, Of School, Thee,
logical lClaSsiGaE and Miscellaneous Booksi
.Blank hooks of3sil sizes and prices; Letter,
Cap, Fancy nHl PLATA Note Paper; Envelopes
Fancy Riaipa aid GeTe4nlaent; Quill, Steel
and Goldypenss Pocket Cutlery; States OF all
sizest Lead ana Slate fPe1eils; Copy Books;
Arnold, MaynaFd and Npss Inks, &r.s y an
He has facilities by which he can on tue
shortest possible notice procure q my spopulat /
work publlshed either in America OF onthe
Continent. r n ~ ~ &l"s@44 ; ( II
All the@late publications received as soon as
iSSueds tcTt'[(%s ! 3'.E ~ III. =.
iio has on hand now, 500 qaires Blank
Books assorted, kalf andEhEl bound.
s0tlozen .Menora ndthl'$ and Pass Books
;as$oritd~ = >|,i aE ~ H.. ..HI .+f}I d.
400 Reams letter CFps Fancy and Plain
Note Paper. ~ =, NJ = It.'
States Of all sizes. Steel and Quill Pens
Ink'st Pencils, Fort F0lp$, Whiting and Pr,n
ter@f Cards, -P 4lt-AoldkrS,s Ink -Siabl#, Drnw
ing ana Bill Paper, etc., iii qualities 10 suit
purchasers, and at low fgHres. <Gfge him a
call lstfore purchasing telscwhere. as he is
confident he can give entire satisfaction. =;
( GalhpDliss March "A, tS5T. Whit T. =
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Wsare authorized 10 anhounceg OH
!. y. " ARTH, Esq, aas the Democratic
II represent this Senatorial
District IN tho next Legislature subject
= the decision q, the proposed Boone
Convention NJ
r y. B. THOMPSON iasAe Demo
Isatie lomiaee forthe Legislature II Put
F9af county. VI, ss -PF
Ne are authorized 70 announce ~
lFZHUGH as acandidate to represent
EAls county in the next lsegislatpre If
ilflginia. IL.
||S 4 Hana,eta J1uiley Star,
Matthew Dunbar Esq. having resigned
is Office Of Commonswealth > ATTORNEY
n the Country Of Kanawha, II the Iast
I'm of The County Court, yon ale re-
7e2tes ssitnounce nfnefas cahdldate
n. tiilt ohiees
S MIDI. EMS RI a FelIssx
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On Thu festof May there was strike
among The conductors ofthe ffeighttrains
On the Balhmara and Ohio Railroad II
Four freight trains started from Baitiifa
srnofeo ins charge of armed guards, iii
Obedience M proclamation 81 the cover,
.rors of Maryland. All the trains were
mebhed near Elicott' ) Mills by the rioters.
Some thHtv muskets shotwe fired from
the'parsd \ wosriogers we're wounded.
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R lTRIIsEr SALE.

IN Pursuance Of a Deed of TIust given by
4 John Hansford 10 me, as trustee, IA Sc
cure =. b ~ a ylor the sum Of SPAS 81, ane
the intGrest, II hich ttuSt deed is recorded ~
CLERK Office Virgin ], and is aassda 0thaluIsS
1855, Ishall proceed .op the s9tIi day sef MAJ
next, atthe ffont door Of tile Court House 81
Kama villa county, TO sell to the fnghes BIDDER.
and fet cash 1.-THE negro SlaFes H4ehtioned IN
kstd deed hof trust, ID wit+S tiiia, Frank,
Hannah, Milley and Sanford f{t
TIL ]. b. SEAs
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Camel Coal Oil.

EAiessrs.9 Coos, PickETr = Co, pur-
Iasers IF lilo stockton Camel Goa
|oparty arc fxigoraas III engagad ia
'scting huildihgsand makins all necesga
prsparatloas On thejr Coal property for
g uanufaat4pe ef Camel Coal Oil,
&c. They have recently i re e
,iyed, large shipne1ts IF machinery fYi
lch purposes. -ls-s Il
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~ KAMAWAA m
RE "A TX "a H III
onfeetionary & Grocery,
Main Street, 18th deer below the Lower
n EerrY, ChaFleston, Va.

3DElKG fully a2qussnted with the bakne
I'D bpsihe$s, in all Ks various branches mo
pains Wlltb9 spared to render satisfacsioEEfo
the most fsSffdioaS taste. o,
Cakes, Hastily, &c. &c. for Wedding
Parties, ts H4;
made On the shortest notice. Fresh Bfe#d
Pastery &e3 every day. FlouE by. the Whole
sale and retail. 4s5s.F Il &
Having dn hand "a fsil supply Of cifoceF;es.
l win SELL Aseheap as The cheapest for cash.
Cotiutty p8oduEe, &C. taken in exchange fpr
Goods, az ithe market price or cash VII be
rad # required. .sa... |...5s !. EE.
Ilf2F2 "A ,,4-st. GEORGE WAIT.
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CIT Y 30 ok sroRE,
81 GALLIPOLIS, ONO. "a

WIN, TIL NASH would respectfully CAN tile
!. w fsGtteRtion ofcountIy Merchants Teach
efs and others, TO his extensive and well Sc.
lected stock Of School and Miscellaneous
Books. Stationery Of all kinds, Blank hooks.
&c.s&e, which heiS pIepdred 10 sell, whplc-
SALE oT retail, at very low rates. II *s#. III
His longIexperieHceE the business enables
him tolrnrdhase vsfY lbw and he can affeli ID
sell at}grealfy reduced prieeS. ja.sS II
. Psrttcalar attention given to orders for
Books for public or pirate Eibraties.
Blank DEEDS, Mortgages &C., CONSTANTLY on
hand. J +. 1 y NJ V''n47
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iKENTUClKY LIME.

DURNEL,L = FORD. having, been'api
Dappointed as agents for NUNS Ken
lucky Lime, are at the public service ID
furnish small pr latge quantities 5of The
same No use to reco lnlneAd. Give 1t A
trial. Itfatands on It's own goodness
Price, per barrel, At. the wharf boat, III.
Pleasant s |, 80. All orders viii meet
prompt attention, MI, NJ
Pt{ Pleasant. June 4, a5G. v2n8tf. +
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-05

The steamship Africa with Liver
PoCl dates tothe 18th has arrived at New
FORK. IIernews is utlittle appearances.
France and England are. meditutihg Up
he Spanish. Mexican quarrel \. 4
fhe Girc5ssians had attacked several
lttOhg ,sQIppiRa Is Rpssnns, who had
penetrated into Tie #onntaiassof Vaabs
Fhe Rassilns iost seven thousand ment
lndths Circassians three hundred
fhetribps IF Deghestas have captured
Ferti Salip, and massacred the garrison.
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Notice.

KIso LA Lively ana Tylnandra j. bis Wife,
a. John Nttgen and Sarah NJ. his .wife.eA.
JI1 Smith and Aceneths HIS wife,sB HI Miater
s'ntt Isabella his wife; Wm. e. Garrison and
LnGfndaE Fhistvife, f. G. Mooney, Aurelius
Mooney, SSlNey Mooney, VIM Mooney, susan
Mooney ana Many Mooney, heirs al LAM Of
Joshua S. Mooney, deed. please take notice
that on Mohdaythe s5th day Of MayInext, at
tf1et cleIRs Office of FaYette County Court,
betWeen the hours 10 and O'clock, shalt
pToceed@to take tire dispositions Of VIM G.
Hopkins and Others, 10 be read as evidence in
a cRancerS cause now depending and unde.
teFlnIned, IN the1GiTcttit Court ofsaid county
tn which we are plaintiffs and you are defen-
dan. 81 t5winch time and place YOU can at
tend ifrycu see proper. Yours,
II, b. JONES,
FaYette 6. H., Va, NJ r. A. JONES.
/ April, 25th, 1857. .j
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rsHEPPARn II MORGAN,
EstraF Boats. ]

FIsWtl strhy boats, IItaken upby a. Z. RtY,'
III on 5Ih Fab. 1851, which have been ap
nTa;sed acsoFdilg ta Ia ", .one IS ieet long, ls
S,.et vide aipl,raisrd Ill ten dollars the other,
81 by lis. 5pbtaised tweniY-f'y aoaaiaIs; NJ
marks On etfEat III
L Mouth fe; Poea Txtilanl fo., t as,
t.Aysiil ,ssoAEls 1877
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IS ~ go,

4 10 A.;G En- d N n VIZ el,ED.
John s. Dye is the Author, +
Il who. las had ltjFseafs experience as a
\ banker anh m,blisAer, and authprof
..A. SERVES al lectures NJ 5the Bfqadtrag
~5satsst .s I'abern4ale, gs4y
Mhenslfp4 k9snctessise nigh IS, over i
81 ae IL I50 .lpee Peep Hes..ll
2 greeted ltira Whlhr5unds 81 applause, while
o ht eShibitea the taanRer iirswhfeh eoun-
ekeeai tlieitfrands, 3 theasuFest
s and sboftest means Of detecting themt
.. The bank note eHgraRers all say that he
is thegreat hist Judge of paper money living.
4. / y RE kl'Esf pIsCoNERYY IF the \.
, Detecting Gounterfeit Bank Notes.
, Describing EveryG genuine Bill in Ex-s
s iisfehc& ana Exhibiting at aglance
, every Gduntsrfeit Id FIN
5l H CEcJ atipnN <f+.
Arranged SD admirably, that REFEREscE is
- East en$ II TgcTtoE fssT ~ rANEol4s. i
D ff ,NoHndsSyt Ito examine! Ne pages TO
Z. 4s4Ha NJ H hunt up! ss4 & 4,
But SD spnpli&ed ana alIaaged, that the
4 MefchanE Banker, ana Business Man I.
9 chnssee az at.aEf lance. & AZ
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& abba Unllfg gtar
kanaBha Circuit LSurt,

Tho Circuit Court for Kanawha county
Nh commence On Monday the G5th day
I NAV next, instead Of Ffiday, the. 2ed
az Of MAY This postponementis Gauss
dby the limo necessarily taken 10 trans
& the business ofslhs Circuit Court Of
loaneE county
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Y 2 Look sHere!

II AN siredeivihgf 4 Fresh Supply 81 )
IL Drugs, medicines. Paints, Oils WiAsla
dor Glass, fllye-S(uItls, Paiuf and 5ssler
Brushes. PefflfheFy, Fancy Articles ~. =
With every variety of useful lios isf1ssa
thatare sold by Druggist general hntizs
all the popular Patent medicines 6f tliess
day I viii sell cheap for cash, and 'waff:t
rant you q pure article ePhysiesanss
Prescriptions and orders promptly az
tended 70 atthe Charleston Drug StSfe.
g9n35. J H. ROGERS = II
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aessfs. DAsEs 4 LkcIERea. GalhpoIis.
Ire opened in that place. 4 vholssaalle
IA ,.ifail baot, shoe. leather and shoe n:
hiding store. They me both eptleRqerL
|nd We hayeno .sdoubt,I4s It will be to The
hterestof those wanting goods in their
fne to give them i call. So advertise
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Natice.

IT HEREB &Rotify all fets thsfag ainst baYiag
Il !ot trading fpf a NOTE, Igiren$by me to
VIM IS. Bree5eh, for the sum Of S25, dated
April IS, 1851 Que Oct. = 1851, Rs Is wlApet
pay. the same II s lSAAQSsA A. WEST.
L April, 81 1857. "A " X ~ ~ 10y i
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1 AT MarEinsburg, vas,.on Thursday, April
"a 2s8d#S BY Hey Riehatd Davis, Dr. JOHN ii,
IA lIN TEE NC this place, te Miss SOPHIE
nc RRES second daughteE Of Dr. r. SUM
Iners, OF MartinsbusE, Il: