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The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-05
GREAT BARGAINS IN GOODS
CAN BE HAD Al 8
G.. "A. NEAETJS
Gil y TO y LA

~
A : | AN DE+KOuS or REDUCING MY VERY
II heavy stock of goods, shall from now until the
1T ot January next, offer my stock for Cash TO
good customers. at very reduced prices, consisting in
part of the following articles:
Heavy 3, and points Negro Blankets
Very fine large Bed Blankets
French and English NtrinoGs
Black and coOrcd Alpacas
Plaids Of every variety for dresses
Plain and fancy De Lanes
Plain and fancy casImcrcs
Dress Silks Of the latest sylcs
French English and American Prints
Gihglmm' Of every variety
81, rs, i.L& 81 brown aud hleaclcd Domcstics
1s Al WoOdyilc and Baton Rouge Lowell.
Heavy stripe and plaid Lowclls for Negro dresses
Brown and blcacIcd Twill Dumcstics
Brown and blcachcd Canton Flanucls
White, Red and Yellow finucls, great variety
Opera flannrls. all styles
\ large assortment of Clothing
Mems and Boys Hats and Gaps
Mems and Boz. Boots and Shoes
large assortment or Ladies and Miss Slocs
Ladies cmbd and II. $, lldkrs great variety
Gents silk aud bordnrcd l.. G.. lldkis
a large assortment VI Ladies ana Misses Hose
Gents Nrrino, Lambswonl and Cotton ! Hose
White Jaconcts. plain aud figured SWs-
Null Melins, Bishop Lawns
ladic. and Gynts Gloves, Ribbons I.aecs
lnscrtugs and Edgings great variety
\ large lot Of Worked Collars. very cheap
Linen Dumasi, Table Clotls, ToWong
Wool Carpeting. Hemp calpcliGg
i'lad Lnseys Negro Kor3"ys
Satiincts. Kentucky jeans, Twced4
iilack and fancy Gasamrrcs
White and cold spool Thread, black and colorcd
l'luy Thread
Fine l.. Il. Shirts Mar-eilcs bosom Shirts
Mcrino and J.. Wool under Shirts Drawers
Negro suits, striped Negro Shirts
Apron Checks. Dcnims Stripes
Fine Linens. brown Linens. Cambrics
Also 4 full assortment of Groceries
Bagging, Rope TNinc, Nails. Powder
Shot, Lead Croekery Hollow Ware
Wo0dwalc. spades. Shovel.. Ilamcs
Horse and Mule Collars Saddles Brides
Nartingales, GirS, Buggy Harness
Very choice Tobacco, Brooms
And IN fact almost every article that be found in
country store. All Of which will be sold st very
ow prices Cash advances ON Cotton as usual.
nOS2S. &. 4. NEATIS.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-05
.IIfD(.NiENl,
JUUU NJ ENT.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
L. L. Wilson, wife,

'7'' - -, ., ''Vf'hr' I7I'7THIVI VVtTI'
J.. L. Wilson, wife,
vs. No. JOOj
VIM. i. McClcndon. husband.
TlllS CASE BEING CALLED UP FOR TRIAL,
l. after regular assignment. and the law and The ey-
dencc being in favor Of the plaintiff it is adudged
and dccrccd that the community of property now ex-
isting between EXanna L. Wilson, wife and Wm. l..
McClcndon husband, be and the same is hereby dis.
solved That the said wife have the entire aud eX-
elusive control Of her separate gains and property
and that defendant pay all costs Of this proceeding.
nov. Is. 1857 A. ID. NJ. 1IARALSDN.
Judge Of the 9th District. presiding in the 7th.
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA, 7th District Court
PARISH OF EAST fEftcIANA. Clerks Office.
hereby certify the foregoing to be true copy Of
the judgment rendered in the above entitled suit now
on file and OF record in this Office
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
[L.S. 10th November. 4. d.. 1857.
nov y II. SklPWlTli, by Clerk.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-05
WINES. LIQUORS, &c.

NlIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING disposed Of his
L stock Of Groceries ana Coniectionarics, will de-
vote his attention entirely TO the Liquor and Wine
business
lie has now on hand choice selection of the fol-
lowing articles which he will dispose of AT reasonable
rates.
Brandy superior Wines, old and choice
do lower grades Port do do
Whskey all qualities Madeira do do
Gin and rum, superior Caret do do
Scotch Ale Champagne do
London Porter Muscat do
Physicians and Planters, requiring Liquors or Wines
for medicinal purposes, can always be certain Of pro-
curing good article.
His store is one door east of his old establishment
nov. Ii. B. MOSES
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-05
ESI'R Y ED.

NROM TIE RESIDENCE or THE TNDERSIGN-
L ed, Il Bay Mare, light built, the right glass eye
two white hind feet, about eight or nine years old
has small lump on the inside Of the left hook
Any person taking up the above described animal
will leave word at the Office Of the Democrat
noy 2S, 1851 JAMES II. GRAHAM.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-05

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, 7th District Court.
PARISH OF EAST FELIcIANA. No. 3O3O
In the matter of the succession of Benz Curtis de-
ceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that John NJ Rob-
~ erts has this day applied for letters Of admistra-
tion on the above named succession which will be
granted in ten days from the publication of thisnocc
unless legal opposition be made thereto
dec 4, 1857. Il. j. DEIONY, Dy Clerk.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-05
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

'k'llE bNDEtSltNE NED OFFERS tDe SALE his
l Plantation on Black Creek, ten miles south OF
Jackson sixteen miles sonth west Of Clinton and nine
miles distant lrom Port Hudson, Louisiana contain
ing about sixteen hundred and twenty-five acres
100 acres Of which arc cleared.
HE WILL ALSO SELL.
with said Tract Of Land, one hundred and fifty shares
Of Citizen s Bank Stock.
Also =:
The stock Of Hogs Cattle and sheep; farming utcn.
sis, and Blacksmith Tools
ALSO
Eight or ten Mules and two or three wagons
HE Will. ALSO
Furnish on the place, Corn at 80 cents per brshcl.
and Fodder at 10 cents per hundred pounds.
This plantation is in u high state of cultivation,
and 100 acres of the land has been recently cleared
II has sixteen negro houses, with brick chimncys
brick blacksmith shop: also, commodious stables
and barns new gin stand, with 50 saws, and new
cotton press: well and cistern; besides two large
ponds of water about eight feet deep which contain
an ample supply Of water for stock through the en-
tire year.
This plantation will be sold on the most liberal
terms ~ 10 time Those wishing 10 purchase will AZ
ply to me at my place on the Atchaluuyu, Lironia
!. o., or to my agent, y. e. llARpEE. Clinton La.
nov rs ROBERT PERRY
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-05
TO TIE PUBLIC.

TO TIE PUBLIC.
ME UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD OUT his
L Baking and Confectionery Establishment TO Mr..
MARTIN COLEMAN. takes this method Of returning
his grateful acknowledmcnts to the public for their
past kind and liberal patronage, and solic4 for Iii,
successor the same liberal support. u. MOSES.
IT will be seen by the above that have purchased
The interest Of Mr. Il. Moses. in the Baking and Con-
dictionary business, aud assure my friends and the
public generally. that no effort my part shall BE-
spared to deserve the patronage 50 kindly solicited
for ma. by my worthy predecessor.
novel MARTIN COLEMAN
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COTTON AND SUGAR LANDS.

A FINE BODY OF LAND, ABOUT 300 acres
a cleared, the balance well timbcred with Cypress.
Gum %c, together with improvements consisting of
Dwellihg and Clubhouse, negro quarters, excellent
fences are offered for
SALE OR RENT,
lying on the Bayou Lattcnaclc, Parish of Pointc
coupce about one and half miles from Hopkins Land
ing, and five miles from WilliamsPort.
There are about 1900 bushels of corn, 80 head of
Hogs, some stock &C., that can be purchased For
terms apply to- or address Il. p. White. New Orleans
A. B.-Thc plantation adjoins that of b. Coyle,
below Hopkins Sons dec. s. 1851
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-05
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS /!

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS |!
V'llE UNDERSIGNED are now receiving by almost
l. every trip of the cars from the various northern
markets Il lot Of their new stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and expect the same to be larger this season and
more carefully selected than any stock Of merchan-
die ever brought to this market.
They expect to have their entire stock completed
by the middle Of this month ana would offer the fol
lowing inducements for continuance Of the very
liberal patronage of the community at large, to-wit:
LOW PRlCES-PROPER ATTENTION --GOOD DS
They do not deem it necessary to ennmcrte any
of the articles to be found in their well known cs-
tablshment by adding, that their usually large stock
is still increased in quality and variety,
Call at the old stand and satisfy yourselves,
sept II, 1851 A. LEVI, BLOOM Co.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-05

NJ lhe above articles can be seen in part at Mon
teihs Suddlcry Manufactory, Butler & kochs Car.
rage shop and Mt the Jewclry and Book Store Of
Nauman q Strauss.
TICKETS for sale AT the above named places
oct II, 1887 tl
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-12-24
Markets.

Something has beea done here in the wav of
Pork. Two OF our Merchantile Houses,
Messrs. Hawley and J.e j. Gossage have al
ready cut considerable nunber, and expect to
receive large number more SO soon as the
weather and roads will permit. Mr.. Hawley
is paying 50, to 1926 dividing on 90. Stocks
of Groceries are very low in our markN. Trade
generally is improving. Roads frozen and
passable.
N. Y. l9.-Dressed Hogs frmer. Sale, at
6@64.
BURLINGTON, 21.-Few hogs coming for,
ward--prices remain at So ,5O@$4, dividing on
200.
CINCINNATI, 17.--Hogs lower-prices S..
25@S5, 40-market closed heavy.
CHICAGO, 17.-Hogs $3,75@$3, 18Th.
ST. Louis, 16.-Hogs 81 ,25@4,75. Sugar
common to prime, 5a@7A, molasses 3O@4Oc,
plantation and sugar house.
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XyKytii Congress.
FIRST SESSION.

r.. Washington, Dec. II.
Mr.. Leidv announced the death of Mr..
Montgomery. The usual resolutions of res
nect wt%e passed and the House adjourned.
sENATA--Mr. Gwyn presented memorial
from citizensof California and New Mexico
praying for theestablishment of the territorial
government of Aroma, and subsequently in
troduced bin for TINT purpose.
On his motion Sena,s committee Of nine
was ordered to consider semnch of the Presi-
dents message, as referred =. the subject of
the Pacific Railroad, end subsequently he in
troduced bill for its construction
On motion of Mr.. Slidell, a select csumittee
was appointed to examine into the conaifion
of the banks of the district of Columbia, asl
their authoritysto transact business. Also, wha'
further legislation is necessary.
Mr.. Foster introduced Bill granting a
homestead of 100 acres Of land to actual set.
tiers. ggs ~
Mr.. Wilson presented the resolutions of the
Massachusetts Legislature, asking for money
advanced to the United States during the wal
of 1912.
On motion of Mr.. Seward, a resolution was
adopted calling on the President for cores
pondence between the Department and the
British and French residents, on the subject of
claims for losses by bombardment of Grey
town.
On motion of Mr.. Trumbull, the credentials
OF Messrs. Bright and Fitch, together with the
protest against their right TO hold their seats,
&C., was referred to the Committee on the Ju-
dietary.
Mr.. Wilson gave notice of his intention to
introduced Bill granting the cities of WASH
ington and Georgetown million of acres of
public land for the support of schools.
Mr.. Prugh introduced a Bill to improve the
navigation of the Ohio River.
Mr.. Clay introduceda Bill to repeal all laws
allowing fishing bounties.
Mr.. Hunter, from the Committee on Finance,
reported Treasury Note Bill, and asked for
immediate consideration.
Mr.. johnson, of Ark, offered proposition
relative to public printing. - ~
z The proposition was agreed 10 and the Sem
ate balloted for Printer. Mr. Harris, OF the
Union, received 20 votes, and Geo. M Weston
18-scattering 8
Mr.. Harris was then declared elected.
Mr.. Douglas, before the result was announ-
ced, said he had dec lined to vote for reasons
satisfactory to himself.
The Senate went into executive session and
adjourned. -
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- .sg ST. LOUIS. Dec. II.
The Republican has Kansas dates up to the
10th.
The Legislature has done nothing toward
carrying out the recommendations Of STAN
toms Message.
The election returns from Kickapoo had
been declared fraudulent by the Committee Of
Investigations.
Republican members were admitted to the
House.
The Lecompton Convention at Lecompton
had nominated John Calhoun for Governor by
reclamation. He declined accepting.
Frank Marshall was nominated instead Of
w. G. Matthias for Lieut.. Gov. Nj
for congress. District Attorney Rine declined
the nomination for Congress,
General Denver had not arrived in the Ter
ritory
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n ssf ST. LOUIS. Dee. II.
Letters from Kansas, received by the DEM
ocrat, say that an attempt is being made in
the border counties of Missouri to form COM
panies Of voters to control tae election on the
21st. sa .ss " ..s.s i 5#s ssFs effs.s8s
At Mass Convention, held at Lecompton
on the 7th, Resolutions were passed endorsing
the proceedings Of the Delegate Convention at
Lawrence. I'd, pledging themselves individu-
ally and collectively to oppose to the utmost
the Constitution adopted at Lecompton, and to
resist every attempt made to put the Govern
ment into operation under it.
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Now Day Book. one Of the Northern
Bof President Buchanan, has taken
= a. boldly as the Washington Union for
nintepance of thu opinions 80 elaborate-
prtk by the Supreme Court in the bred
Eis,ou. I'hsnotion of making slavery
~ stone stone OF free nation - 4
8 anocratic idea. The journal alluded
Negro snbordinpticn, or so-called slavery.
Sepssis, the foundation, the corner stone
kllf republican, edi6ce,. and The, time has
nwheu this must be- OPEN, avowed and
syecs'ilned as the distinctive badge Of
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Senate 10. Mr.. Crittenden submitted a res
olution to raise duties. and substitute sys-
TEN of'home valuation. tesi
House.--Mr Benefits resolution to appoint
a special Committee on the Pscifc Railroad
was pending. 81
Mr.. Banks Kansas bill provides for elec-
ton Of two delegates from each district, in
March. who shall determine by vote whether
the people Of Kansas wish to be admitted into
Union the, and If SO to frame a constitution,
to be submitted to the people.
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WHISKY ON A WAGER.---At Patterson, N.
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~ lg Angus, Dec. IT.
q Advices from Florida report more BEETLES
between the troops and the Indians. Capt
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The North Star arrived from Europe 10th,
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Coal! Coal! Coal!

VUyHE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to supply the
III citizens OF 0ttumwa and vicinity with the very
best quality of COAL in any quantity to suit purchas
ers. $50 sa Hsa * iE9Eftx tay yFs,y5 81. iTt.fy
Ny Bank is of such character that it does not
suspend, but will pay all deposits, and will honor all
drafts property presented at its PLATFORM. l s5t.
lyon want good article Of Peacock Coal, try 1t
and you win be SIRE TO get your money back. My
prices will suit the times. A. L0TSPEICH. r
: Dec 18th, '5T-n43-y
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SPLENDID OFFERS FOR 1876, 10, q IS TOGETHER.
w Il S t. S
COAL B A n TX ;.

VUNHE SuBrCRIBER, returning thanks for the very
IL liberal patronage extended to his ''B ANK
would respectfully announce, that In consequence Of
the hard times and improvements lessening the cost
OF excavating, he Is able to furnish Coal at
SIX Cents per Kushci, Cash i'm hand.
The superior quality of this coal Is too well known to
require any description in this connection
$4,000 bushels now on hand, and 600 bushels per
day can be taken out eS Delivered ~ the Bank
Dec. IL, ot-aZ-M WM. WEST
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G. @. WARDEN.
DEALER IN
ID II Y GOO ID s,
III A IL ID w A IL r.
Notice to DeIinquents.

9 a LII PERSONS having unpaid stock in the Ottum-
"A wa Cemetary Association, are requested to make
immediate payment of the same to T. Washburn
Treasurer, or toA Stuart In whose hands the sub.
scriptions and debts due for lots have been placed for
collection. The Trustees Of the Association In accord
with the wishes and instructions Of the stockhod
ers have Incurred liabilities In the improvement OF the
Ground for which they in debt and unable to
pay, unless those who have taken stock or have
chased lots win come forward and pay up We cannot
believe that the public spirited citizens of Ottumwa
will suer this enterprise to langush or fall for want
OF the small amount Of means for which they are indi
vidually liable. CO. WARDEN Pres.t
Dec. II, 1851. fs# ~ IS sISSg,