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United states NAH.


tosr orucK DErAKrkEsT,
Washington, D. O., January rs, 1857.
aoFosALs for conveying the mails Of The United
ssps @ ss % ,aae 49, 1855 inclusive The loions
WAsnISsros, and UraM, win
70 bs decided Sy The aos Of Juas M inc '''A
CALIFORNIA.
iasi From Orleans Bar By Scout RIVER Happy Csnp oe
Leave olissn. Bar ever o,AeI Monday al AMI
Leave Yreka every other Thursday al, IA IN;
sr.,ve :, Orleans Bar next Saturday BY spm.
Gre Cy. omdns oriean. Bar ''-'
isS'a From ps.alum.. By Bloomasd, Tcmass
Leave Pe!aums Tuesday san;
nsas Leave T 4 nsn,s's S. sysS%'
Carson county Utah, 80 miles
and back, once in TWO weeks
Arrive :, Genoa nsIl y sdassdsy BY Spm
Leave ssp 20 every other Thursday alan;
Propos carry Ap,ii u January l. and ones
las1a From aamSoid Bay uniono~n p
950 miles and back, twice "
Leave San Francisco ar the I'd and 10th of
Arrive al Humbold, Bay tUniontown o., in as hours;
Leave Humboldt Bay (UnionownP o. eln and 2oth
Arrive al San Francisco n 40 hours.
Proposals io ri monthly also for weekly ups, will be
1875 From San Bsrnardino BY Fon Teon vsa aas
Leave San Bernardino every other Thursday a m;
Arrive at visaiin next Tuesday BY
Leave visaIa every other Thursday m;
Arrive al san Bernardino neIi Tuesday BY SPIN
also bids commence Los Angeles inssad Of
Il o.xd,pa i,
1856 From Trinidad BY Orleans Bar and Forks Of Salmon
10 gest.le, 100 miles and back once in weeks.
Arrive q, Bessile mex. weanssday BY sPp;
Arrive al Trinidad lei Saturday by m.
Bids carry week, Peter.vle,
Quincy, county, Point miles
and back once week.
Leave Quincy Tuesday at IN;
Arrive Al Nelson Point by m;
Leave Nelson Point TUESDAY at am;
Arrive at Quincy by u m.
Bids for more frequent Trips will be considered.
OREGON TERRITORY.
Grove, and he coasi Folk Of Wsns;,e, osiIauS 5
Leave Corvallis Thursday al lam,
Arrive a Oakland Saturday by
a asdys o - oya, Mss saIss,
Bids end sinsaw, winchester, will be considered.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
la7aa From Cowlz Landing Boise Fort Pre Is miles and
back once in TWO weeks.
Amss so'.s Fo r. fss y ops
Leave For, Prari- every oihsr Friday a.sa m;
1874 From OAK Point, BY Boise Fort Prairie 10 Grand Mound
mile, ard back back once IL two M %ss.s
Arrive at Grand M.und next day By SPIN,
Leave Grand Mound every Friday a m;
Arrive e Oak Pon. neIt day BY SPIN.
Bidders state schedule Of arrivals and departures and dis
olympia, BY Montgomery N Ea,ons
a7 CITY BY Oily uPia oys'eyc Bridgeport
and back, once in two weeks
a7is Prom selcoom cp Is miles and back,
Leave Steiacoom City Saturday at G m;
Arrive seattle by p m;
Leave Seattle Friday al
at St.iacnom City by p m.
aT49 Seacoom City, military road, Fort Waa
waiIa, 30 miles and back, month.
Leave Steiaconm City the LIST Of each month;
a Fort WaiawaIia In week;
Leave Fort Waiawalia the Goth OF each month";
Arrive Ste 4coom City week.
and a schedule
Ing mails from Francisco, California,
considered.
UTAH TERRITORY.
1870 From Cedar City by Harmony and Pine Valley,
Bidders o ehedule and distance.
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Nassau Hail College or New Jersey, Princeton

"shoud auld acquantare be forgot,
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. aud lang syne."
senior ending 1889
class Of the ending June 1884, the sophomors
class Of ending June 1851 and e Freshman class q
Washnston By The hld O March D 1857 ne latest
tide entirely sever, exchange in the
lives greeting and sympathy and lameu the unmsy fate
preliminary meeting OF appointed win b.
sss n ns ne
which those % whom may be
adopted 70 secure as fun an attendance as possible
good enough 10 nis The secretary ofihe committee by mail with
'''' EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Atsx TaieiSs 4 l. HART SHs4,nsn o'nm''
j. NEWTON nle eIiiTsilS%'' l'n'','4A''
PHILIP rEspL issNssf'''s'' Pennsylvania
SAMUEL r. q R M'iii4s sssssh''' co. Nd
LEWIS 8 " WV %A s,sa NC Sss, works. =
Of Montgomery county Maryland,
March 27-IawiMarS IIntsIgencerl
All newspapers
ed to notice this advertsemsni editorial columns
visions The globe newspapars throughout Unites
ssmssn his dais sna
vEAU LAFfEcTEUR ]. a superior 70 The sirups Of Caisi
MGR sarsparils other similar remedies adiea
sequences Itch ulcers. from accouctmcn
i've Is powerfully scseious in eaabs of The bladder in con-
fractions and other weakness Of the organs arising from abuses
1s o sGs ne
ne R %
u whether rscen. or long stand
w.am street. New York for wholesale orders; Gulot Duconge
New Orleans seully, San Francisco.
~ n ss;s s
din o. william street, York, Information
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Proposals for Furnishing Marble and Marble
work for the North Front or the
Paten ONCE Building.

g n - !. 4 7 Z
DxrARrxEsr or rux Ixrrnr,s,
December le, 1853
EALEb PROPOSALS be received this depar,u nj until
The eighteenth day February O'Clock al noo Tor I'm
nsirg such marble and marble work may repaired
ciian Of The norih front The building
in the form the foiowur schrdve and char
specify The prices Tor MATERIAL hauling dressing, setting
Guiding all the machinery and other expenses.
Schedule
Cube stone, per superficial foot.
as Beds and bills, do do
Extra cube stone per cubic foot
s ssIass y TWO bed, per superficial root
s s:,s:s ss ::ass'ii's's, !; !: !:
Drops cornice, per lneal foot.
Tngiypis, each
Caps OF pilasters each.
hannels Of basement per ioen foot
Marble thing, per superficial foot
window si,is, do do
The marble must be similar kind and quality 10 dat used
mems u which will be required accompany the bids.
Each bid viii state in what work be completed and
none VIII Dc considered from Others he
ade aa oessed ~ DC fay fn6l filth he
Obligations hey propose to assignment Of bid
contract VIII be rec sssed, unless approval o
heud VI The department. III ~
Ninety cent paid from time 10 time as The work prp
eses upon the estimate Of ths department
hereo, a. ten conpeon
uact and acceptance Of The work by said GENT
ne department reserves TO itself the night reject seeeFM
roposas eeby invited when inerest Uni
va states requires II, well bids any
or persons who II has goo 20 believe will not
cause faithfully perform the
fians Apechcaons and working examined and
onei obtained application the Office Of The super
The proposals. which this department address
ca 70 the Secretary OF the Interior proposals m de
opened at o'clock, M of day receiving The
same. ~ -
R. MoCLELLAND,
Secretary Of the inlerer
nj
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Orders certificates Of packages in the
above splendid receive the prompt attention. and
an account drawing will be Immediately after E
o's' : - J" - p. ]. BUCKLEY, Agent.
Feb wilmington, DEL
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INSTRUCTIONS.


omissions satisfactorily explained three times The
with depending mails, and sufficiently excused,
fourth compensation trip Is subject
Deduction will be ordered for grade Of performance inferior
fled in the
behind mails
them the admission for being concerned
setting running conveying intelligence advance
Of the mail, quirtrr's may be deducted.
3. Fines will be delinquency
satisfactorily explained by certificates
adavis Of other credible for failing arrive in
for negecng take the mail FROM deliver
place carrying t) wet injured, destroyed
robbed and for eusine AFTER demand convey
mail frequently the Is concerned In
ming, coach, car, steamboat
The General the for repeated
failures agreeaby for violating the Office
disobeyng of the
for assigning the the Of The
Aforesaid transporting
packages mailabe out OF the mail
The General order Of
He schedules Of departures in all
and particularly make hrm conform rail-
without OF provided the be
abridged The General curtai discontinue
the service in whole rata decrease allow
months dispensed with
In bis onion the public do
in he desires 70 supeede II by different grade or
transportation
Payments service by collections FROM
drafts otherwise after the expiration
quarter February, May, August, and November.
distances accodng but
will allowed should they adj
vertsed supplied be correctly stated Bidders
weight roads, hills streams,
all toll BRIDGES feries distinctions OF kind by which
incurred Offices established after this advertisement
issued ard during the be visited with
the distance be increased.
~ TT JAMES CAMPBELL,
Jan I5-law4w Postmaster General.
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United states Mail.

KENTUCKY.
PosT OvYIcR DEPARTMENT,
February o, 1857.
PROPOSALS carrying mails Of tbs United States from
the rst July 1857 June 1858, following route
in KENTUCKY the time therein stated viii be received al
oee this department until p OF the 5ist
March next, be decided by the 25th April following;
West Point Garnet svilIe, Meadvile, Bewleyvle,
Ha,dinsbura, Cloverport, Haws-viie Yelvingsn,
Owensboro', McLean's Retreat HehbarSsvlle, Hen
derson, Smih's Mills, Hewittssile, Mosranheld AID
Raeish Shawneetown ILL.,. 1864 miles and back,
daily n four horse coaches. Rock Haven and Bran
t dsnbug 10 be supplied from Garnetss lie by side mail
Bewieyvile three times week, and Big Spring
Bewieyviie six times a week, all In due con-
nexion with main line.
Leave Loui. willie daily q m;
Arrive Owensboro' next day by pm;
Owensbor0' daily nj
Arrive shawneefowa same day BY . pm;
Leave Shawneetown daily af
Arrive at Owensboro' same day by SPIN;
Uwensboro' daily al 5 a IN;
Louisville day BY p m.
For firms OF propssal guaranty and certificate
requirements embraced In the contract see
pamphlet principal Offices and also ihs advertise
Of January 1851 OF routes In kentu
Feb 7--law4wf Postmaster General.
III y BINGHAM 4 SONS select school The IN lses-
w will commence Juy 18TH Number limited Meme pu
good and doce boys Those ready begin Latin
mar preferred and advancement OF applicants &c
s'iea foi 'e' '' 80 W. j. RINGH,M.
March l0-law3ms Oaks Orange county, NJ @.
NOTICE is hereby given that application win be
made for duplicate land in behalf Of The heirs
Nelson New deeeased whose mpeeey assisned) wa.
lost mail in the month Of December asst cored
General Land once, and he commissioner
Pensions notified of lis loss,
Feb l4-6wlAwt
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Lottery benefit Of the
sTATE or DELAWARE.
Class So, for les7
To be drawn Winingon Del, Saturday, March H. 1851
rs number iottary--la drawn ballots.
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EDWARD x. COLLINS,
No. 56 Wall street. NJ u
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD d CO,
"a Austin Fhars, Lonao''
Il. O.. WAINWRIGHT b co.,.
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Dec 07-iswsy
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brilliant schemes for March, 1867.

be appointed
BY the governor.
GREGORY MAURY, Managers, Wilmington, Delaware.
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JoRH WEIpAAH, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27--lawtMar3 [Intelligencer]

All the civilized countries Of the world
ed notice this advertisement in their editorial columns
through the great
visions of the globe and all throughout the Unee
caonsy this date and the Sd Of March, A. D. 1857
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pRoFOsALs for conveying the United
september 1857 June 30 1885, incusive
routes IN HE Stale Of
WAsnISsros and Uram, win be
10 BIO decided by the aolh Of June;
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-10
lofty patriotism with which he will he aotuacl

lofty patriotism with which he will he aotuatcd
no one who is personally acquainted with the
man can have "A solitary doubt Tie Enunrnr
may, therefore well retGrdtc ji- etur.s. On u
"implicit confidence in the Pr .U0l; ,luel q
This confidence, Wn vr.tllr 10 0a. iplt. ald
predict. will not be ,Ian dur.a. a.n agA
Presidential Term bg aoy act of his H.
course of policy W dodut Ho0, VII 81 uIk.
satisfactory to lis friends and the lovers of ll.
unon in VIr@inn aud pcn8.yvmf, -h
Georgia and Indiana But that policy hasa
yet been adunibralod, except 1T his cndui Is.
ment Of the Cincinnati platform. and M Il.
letter accepting the nomination
We therefore respectfully ad,sc on, Souh.
er Democratic friends to keep coo The
President elect has always stood hy THEN con,
stItntlonal rights when assailcd'by Abolition.
ism Of every hue and grade; and we firmly
believe he will stand by them TO the end. H.
is, therefore, entitled TO their generous conf
dcncc even in advance Of his inaurura ton us
the Ciiri Magistrate Of III" public Lot
themt not permit .le opinion Of 4 Il, or &,
who, We again aytr s.rak On their own rcs.
possibility, to wc,k.n their filth in the intrg.
rity Of the President elect II Providence
spares his life until the fourth Of March next,
he will then take the oath Of Office and cnunci-
ate the principles and policy which he intends
carrying ont in his Administration; and when
he does that we have every reason TO believe
The Enquirer will DC abundantly satisfied
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-10

met with distinguished Arab who knew both
the place and the Oadi, and who assured me
that his cotton plantation amounted to ahont
fifteen acres.
an truth neither the natives nor the colo
nistS have the capital to attempt the culture
of cotton, except AS mere garden patch In
the government instructions issued to the cot
ton growers, there is Il rcquisiton for as many
instruments as wonr take up n cool part of
one Of our agricultural soccty's yards. The
cotton grower of Algeria must have three
plows. First he must have the 'charruc Drall-
gnignan,' with its movable solid sor-a bar Of
steel that is moved forward as the point wears.
Secondly, he must have his subso pIow, the
dcforccusc Guibal,' which, with the aid of four
vigorous oxen and travelling in the Gurrow al
ready made by the 'charruc Drauggnan' will
cnt and brusc the soil at u depth Of thirty
inches, After this he must set his 'hersagcs'
10 work TO plane the surface; and then comes
thirdly, his 'charruc deux vcrsors, ditc but.
tor,' which It's it travels throws up half bank
on either side, and thus form the jitioas COR
beds on which the cotton plant is to grow
cor course neither colonist nor Arab has any
Of these fine Instruments What cotton il
grown is cuiivatcc by spade husbaudry The
SlltNlN VI HNflN lbNIl wv 'If'NHlhfN WIN illpt
bills setting forth the prizes, from the Empcr.
or's prizc Of 10000 francs, with Intermediate
prizes which il would take half colnum TO
cnnumcratc, down 10 the much condemned
gold and silver medals Of the Society Of Null.
house The most important aud the strongest
incentive il that for three years The Govern
mcnt will provide the seed gratis, and buy M
all the cotton grown at m pric NJ tarcar
Yet with all this forcing, the sum total Of all
the ii all Algeria which, ut the last published
returns, was cultivated for cotton is 1000 acres,
and for the produce the Government paid 300.
600 francs The cotton is bought in its raw
state; it is sent % France to be cleaned, and
to ROuin to be manufactured
Seeing that the cotton produced throughout
the world is, believe, about 700, 600 tons,
whereof England consumes about $50. 600,
there does not, fear, appear much likelihood
Of Algeria bcromuga very formidable compel.
itor 10 the United States The articles cXhib.
tied AT London ani Paris, were in no instance
maaat0c,prrd in Algeria For The most part
the cotton was grown IN the Government pan
airrcs; the egrca4~r was done liz hand, and
the cotton was worked up with great care ia
tie looms Of Lille, picarGy and Flanders The
ony logical conclusion Is that it Is not impos.
siblr that at some future time Algeria may
produce cotton Us IN article Of commerce.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-10
PROBATE SALE.

Yhc sMte qt L,usigm l7th District Court. No
fariM # Eaa' Hdeima. 1913
In the matter Of the succession Of Wesley
Rourk. deceased
\ Pursuance Of IN order of the Honor
| able Court aforesaid TO me directed in the
above entitled cause, will sell I public auc-
ton 1T the door Of the Court House in said
Parish. on
WEDNESDAY,, tun Hi lay Of February,
4. d. 1857, at IL o'clock A. ". the following
property appertaing to said succession, 'o.wit:
The negro woman uuincd SARAH, and her
two children.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash, the residue on Il credit Of
one, two and three years equal annual install
ments, the purchaser to furnish approved per-
sonal security, and to consent that mortgage
be retained importing confession Of Judgment
till final payment of purchase price and inter
est. b. NJ. G. BROWN, sheriff.
Jan 10 1851
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CRANES METALLIC BURIAL CASKET


HAVING bought the patent right for the sale of
IL the Crane Metallic Burial Caskcts, at great ex-
pense, we introduce them to the public rs having a
sign, artistic and elaborate finish. simplicity in lin
ing, highly decorated and unique silver mount
ings, perfectly air tight and also giving an entire
view of the body--the top of the caskct being con
slrneted Of the nest French plate glass renders it
the most desirable case ever introduced to the pub
Nc Beautiful metallic caps cover the glass. which
secures the case from damage account of any eN-
ternal pressure
Wooden collins made to order, and punctnal at
tendance given on all funeral occasions A fine
liearsc viii always be on hand
ANY Infringement on our patent rights will sub
loci the offender to prosecution
jan 10 BUTLER a. KOCH.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-10
LET HIM SPEAK FOR HIMSELF.


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NOT he the policy of the incoming Adminislrl-
, n' ~ if If rannris snyrrv sa,tnr SOVEREIGNTY
&C. The speech Of senator Biglcr, IN which
Ly what we conceive to be forced and I'M
natural construction of his language, he is rep
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-10
\ RIVAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or THE NORTH IN REBELLiDNl


4 RIVAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or THE NORTH IN REBELLION!
While ubolilOnsm, North of Mason and
DNson's line, il iirudshly cxutunt over ri-
morcd srryllt Instruction among the ''lat and
sleek slaves Of the South; while they antici-
pate, with dcnonaru delight the butcIcry
by African aSsass!nS, Of Southern mothers
and infants, "A deep toned murmur has come
upon their startled eurs and shivercd their
craven hearts, from the desperate voices Of the
thousands Of starycngs already touched by
tumncs gaunt aud whitening finger, in the
great city Of New York
The New Orleans Delta, Finishes us with
the annexed vivid picture Of the realities,
stern and panicimpartng Of the Empire City
'ItCMog OF \ TERRIBLE lNsuREECuoN IN New
YORK. We have heard rumor, which We
have too much reason 10 believe is founded on
fact, 10 the effect that the starving a5orrrs
oI Washington street, backed and supported
by thirty thousand millimcrS, without work or
money, had risen III revolt against Tie moncd
aristorrary Of New York. \ large amount of
excitement prevailed amongst the property
holders but the assurances Of the Chief Of po-
lice and the extraordinary energy Of the mali
tia, Quoted their feelings and produced a tenn
porury calm.
Several prisoners have been arrested, and it
r. gratifying that the ringlcadcrs are already
IN prison. Their names ure duly registered on
rhe police books
l,t. Jones was seized, bccnuec Jones, a car.
pointer, had 4 family Of fiyc children and failed
20 support them. Cause, surpis population,
according TO the political economists; real
cause, the Capitalization and accumulation Of
money and mock money in Wall street.
II. sally smith DangarOu, itsprcrl unj,C.
DAILY committed Made four cents day as II
shirt sower for the great city honSrs, ana
could not be grateful 10 God aud the country.
host Der idea Of citizenship; cold not appra
ciate Lacy Stone ana roast beef, and erred
aloud, like the women Of the French Revolution,
broad, bread"
The Chief Of Police, wcIlrrad. man, slg-
gcsted, d Marie An,oiuptcc, "confec.oaaly
and elko,' instead, was met by Il stupid gaze
81 bcWldelmcnt; 50 the case was considered
hopeless.
3d Smith Cried hurmh for vlctuuIs a
Iraa negro Standing beside him, suggested lntt
l,ry should both 80 ;Soati aud become slaves.
Bread said the free negro; "aread and
ooo's' 'oPlia' lasH%s; nous. rio5 hi'7i lil
t""' aoi' % ''l'lSS. 0hl,o' y tA5l ~
pl,.,'r..l JaD,,, r. r. Y. ""s
lth. Robinson, d m ,so, GOOD ,iaaI or
building going on eai % voes .or
h'M = 70 "a .aa neutrality-suspicious.
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ANN W,s,,,.n nj bgl., .5 IS \.
for fh.. uayi,,.,e MS "...u #,.,f... ,z-'..s
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-10
ELECTION FOR MAYOR.

The State Of Louisiana. Parish of East Fclicana
Town OF Clinton.
A VACANCY having occurred in the Office of
IA Mayor Of this town. by the death of PEREZ
RIPLEY, ESQ. it is ordered that an election be held
at the Mayors Office. in said town of Clinton on
Monday. The 10Th Of january. 4. D. 1851. between the
hours Of 10 4. VI. and r. NJ. of said day
Jan. ,. 1857. II. HAWFORD j. F.. 9th Ward
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SlIERIFF'S SALE.

Tnr SrtrE OF LOUISIANA, Parish of East Fclicana.
Worms Meyer y Go.
W. 1Jl = Justice j d. Cav les Cont. I'd
Sarah SINS. Ward. :
-. ~ Justice J. D. Gaylcs Court "a Ward.
sarah : m.
Dl virtue Of writ Of f. "a. to me, directed
- in each Of the above entitled suits, have
seized and will oier for sale III the door Of the Court
House in said Parish on
The First SATURDAY of February, 1851,
at II O'Clock Il. m. all The right. tlo interest and
claim of the defendant in and to the 'ollowing pro-
p"rly given up by her 10 satisfy plainif demands
and costs. To vii =
Three hundred (3DO) acres of Land more or less aud
all the improvements thereon. bon adrd fol-
lows: north. by land OF ". \. Lane: east. by
lasd ofI'homa, Dixon south and " 81 by land
OF JOSIAH Knighton.
TERMS OF SALE
4 credit Of twelve months. Purchaser will h r..
CURED TO give bond with approved personal sccnr IS
jan 10 lSiI NJ G. BROWN, Sh.riC