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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-08-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PLANTATION E0R SAIE

u
TnIE DESIRABLE PLANTATION of The subscri.
blr, is offered for sale.
1t Is Situated about miles from this place, and
contains - acres Of Land $50 cleared IS of which
is IN logs. "'''"
The purchaser will have the opportunity of bnying
ll'"ii oi Tue stock horses mules, cattle hogs,
ana ,heep also. corn and fodder
- M upon = q good House, Nc, Gin House. Quar-
w, y, 9tgoies, Cribs aud ilacksmilh's Shop.
Title fully guaranteed
For terms. apply 10 HENRY MARsTON
Clinton. In, Aug. y, 1867. ~
copy until forbid. rs WI
I AN CONSTANTLY N RECEIPT of fresh sun
4 plIe5 OF Provisions and Groceries: amongst the
last, ''N5'' 'nc
Ne% Fionr, in hair barrels and barrels,
ol2ars. n superior quality,
Extra Imp Tea, Rifle Powder SUPERIOR.
1ouee, sugar. extra boiled Molasies.
Tagging Rope, and Irvine.
Ana various articles which offer at n small adj
vance on cost, for cash
aug . j. G. D'ARMOND.
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SILVER WARE-Just received, supply of forks
~ spoons, butter knives &c. for sale by
march 10 NAUMAN & STRAUSS,
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From the Now Haven Register
A GLORIOUS RETROSPECT.


The triumphs of the democratic party of the United
States from s earliest organization to the present time
may challenge the history of political organizations for
parallel by the strength and purity of its principles it
mas maintained triumphant supremacy during most Of
the time since the adoption of the constitution Ii it has
occasionally failed it has risen the mghtier for its tenn
poray check II the violence of attack by its opponents
mas IN few instances caused public sentiment to hesitate
On the propey of proposed by the democratic
party II has been sure receive hearer appreciation
when the sober second thought had thoroughly di
Sested the propositions 1t has thus against efforts the
most powerful, and both abundant andgnscrupu
ously applied established the permanent policy Of
The nations its views of finance, and tariff and
State sovereignty and the still perploxing question
OF slavery satisfactory just and permanent basis.
1t has carried creditably through wars which have
been forced upon the government without burdening the
treasury cramping the people But all this has not
been done without effort determined and persistent ef
iort AT every step has the democratic party been
sailed with the most outrageous abuse the most mercless
opposition Its men, as we'll its measures, have he'd
to pass through storms Of insult obloqy and misrepre-
sentaton; but being right, their faith did not waver
being right, they were successful II is the ordeal
through which every party of progress is called TO
pass and therefore is not TO be regarded in the future
any more than IL has been in the issues OF bygone days
Inc history of the Mainesw crusade is fresh in every
mmd The democratic party opposed it as 'unwise and
unjust For this they stigmatizcd and abused
without stint and in the violence of the contest the dem
oe'atic party overthrownl But few brief months
mas proved the democracy were right, and oil are
forced TO admit itl
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HON. MILES TAYLOR.

We have already briefly announced the renomi-
nation Of this gentleman for Congress. We have be-
fore us the proceedings of the democratic conyen-
ton of the second congressional district of Louisiana,
from which we make the following extracts:
aon notion the report of the committee on creden-
tials was ad-pted.
ON riotion the Hon. Miles Taylor Of New Orleans
was unanimously and by reclamation nominated can
date TO represent this congressional district in Congress
s,On motion of r. N Mcmillan, of st. Mary, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted
Reolvai That this convention recognise in their
nominee of to-day the truthful representative of the
second congressional district of the State of Louisiana in
the late Congress of the United States that they APP
prove and most emphatically endorse his whole in
that Congress- and the people Of this district will at the
ensuing election in November next evince their appre-
citation of his merits and approval of his official in
manner that will crush out and hope forever, the
baneful influences that have been arayed against the
democratic party and the institutions of the country
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III FEuEGRApH.

Three Days La,o from Europe --Arrirai u ns Earcf~
HALIFAX June l6-The Cunard mail steamship Euro
pa Captain Letch arrived here this morning She LETT
Liverpool on the 9th instant and brings three days later
European dates.
The news is meagre. -,
Parliament had assembled, but the tansactions up 10
the day of sailing unimportant.
The steam frigate Niagara had gone TO Portsmouth To
have made the necessary alterations for laying the cable
Order had been restored in Belgium.
The Manchester market had been interrupted by the
holidays.
THE Markets
Cotton closed steady and generally unchanged Sales
of the week 40 900 bales to exporters 5000 bales,
and TO spectators 4, 500 Orleans fair 81 middng,
7 1916 Mobile fair, "a mddling, lilo uplands
fair middling H. Stock in port, 6s7 900 bales, in
Guiding 542, 900 of American.
Breadstuils closed dull and all kinds except corn had
slightly declined One circular says Flour was dull at
decline of lIs wheat very dull at Cd. decline and
corn easier but unchanged Other circulars quote -four
declined Cd. Is. wheat dull at decline of I'd and
corn steady Quotations western canal -four, 81 a
Bias. southern, 81 32s.; Ohio, 80 32as. Red wheat
81 IS. Id white, 9ls. Yellow corn, sos. white,
40s
Provisions were dull lard and bacon were lower.
Naval stores-rosn firm at As. for common, and
lbs for fine Spirits turpentne firm at 43l AS.
Tar, l2b 1875
Groceries was quiet Coffee buoyant, and rice
quiet at 26s.
The money market generally unchanged consols,
"a for money. American securities steady
The Metropolitan Police Case.
ALBANY, June 16.--The court of appeals met this
morning with full bench The Metropolitan police
win come up for trial to-noffow!
Arrioal Of Surveying Schooner.
NEW YonK, June 6.--The surveying schooner krago,
from Galveston, Texas arrived here this morning.
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BOARD OF vHIrERs.
PEREMPTORY SALE.

PRESS, ENGINE, BOILER TYPE sTANIs CASES cIiAsEs M
PosNG-sToNEs, &c. &C., &c, AT AUCTION.
nN Saturday morning, the goth day Of June, at 10
" O'Clock shall sell at auction 10 the highest bidder
Office the American Organ 10th and Louisiana
direction of the and without reserve the
entire establishment OF the American Organ Office in lots 10
II the complete establishment
The press doubles Taylor press
and three old 1t cost a50 and but little
All the materials good.
unconditional and the
day,
C. W. BoTEIER
juno Ibid Auctoneer
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VISITING CARDS.-Upon the receipt Of 81 the
subscriber win forward by mall postage paid package OF 2b
cards with the nam Of the written in the beautiful style
The advantages the written they
cannot be ocd by burns The writing perfectly ndebc and
great variety Of tos be had pack Wedding at
home, and invitation cards promptly attended
Enclose two letter stamps specimens desired address
WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON,
juno 10 Krkwood House, Washington ~ G.,
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,
Ben. A. Il. A. whitIock A. ca

Ben. Il Il. A. whitiock AZ Co.,
10 Beekman Street, of Nassau, opposite The AOy
House.
PRoPrIEToRs or THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cREANT CABINET
IMPORTERS Of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants from 0rd, Dupuy Co.. Hennessey nnet Cas-
dlon Co. highest reputation pro
prclors the celebrated brands the native navor Of
Cognao, viz
Vineyard Of Chateau Rsrnard,
DIES champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vieux cosnac
ALSO
Exclusive importers OF the
Old Royal Hollands
Burgonnaster SchnapIs,
brands sherry MADEIRA and Port wines &s
Aes, porters, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CREsiANT
W. Go. the exclusive owners Of this wine and
shipments packets and bog those who
may given under their that
will superior decacy flavor and quality wine
present imported
Bonj. NJ. whitlock
Edw'd A. Whilock,
Fredk J. Haverstck, BEN Z. A. WH1TLoCK CO.
Oliver W. Dodge
Henry Cammeyer.
May 26--fy*
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LNOR SALE.--A large and commodious brick dwell
house, three stories high handsomely finished in modern
having dry cellar back buildings
fixtures throughout commands from the stories
sre view of the Potomac II Is situate g. between goth and 2
Streets very desirable neighborhood and within three
walk tho Presidents House. Also tho house lots nd
joining requiredthe whole making continuous
Of ITO feet by 1870 in depth
Apply Mr. Samuel stott 10TH TO Col L. Edwards street.
the premises.
June 17--eodlms
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

despatch from Concord N. H., says:
w w Eastman has been chosen by the legislature
warden OF the State prison Peter Sanbon treasurer
all republicans
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VIRGINIA. FEMALE INSTITUTE,
sTAUNToN, VA.


Right Rev. W. MEADE D. D., President Of the Directory.
Right Rev JOHNS Vice President Of the Directory.
Rev. II. H. PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Principal
Rev. J. c. WHEAT, A. NJ, Vice Principal. ,
Prof j. C. ENGEI.3fCTfr, Head Of Music Department.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w sIIEFFEY, Head of the Family.
TIME fifteenth session of this institution will com
/ monce the last Wednesday in September.
above will be assisted by full corps expe
rienccd male and female teachers.
large additional building has been completed az
facilities for the comfort Of the pupils the
arrangement the departments especially of music
drawing and modern languages
The institute hoalhiest portions
confidence friends patrons
gna southern States Its organization specially adapted 10
interests and its departments filled by southern
Pupils distance remain during vacation in the family Of Mr.
Shency.
The discipline Is strict, but parental.
comprehensive and thorough embracing the
English eucon the ancient
euageA drawing all its branches Whilst unsurpassed
advantages what
branch will pursued at the Of native
will be completed before the
afford additional facilities for acquiring thorough now
Of the French language.
English tuition per session 5000 music
guages, drawing and painting extra.
Registers containing full Information Will be sent application
Rev. II. II. PHILLIPS,
Principal, Stunon, Va
Tho nj NJ
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s. 6. HERRING & Co.'s patent champion safes.

s. G. Herring q Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
TIME subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public bestowng their patron
that extent that necessary TO exhibit all
stock have enlarged their depot by opening extensive
Broadway 251 Murray street.
posie the City Hail. This enlargement Of warehouse with the
their will enable the ubcr
keep larger fire and burglar
proof any other establishment in tho world Particular a.
will be had constructing safes for private families TO match
with other furniture, for the security Of plate and jeweiry
Also .a..4
keep all kinds money chests vault
Halls powcrproo locks for banks
Jonc patent perturbation bank lock and ygcrs
patent letter lock- without key
S. G. HERRING & Co.,
Nos 1875, 1877 and 1870 Water street, and
No. 251 Broadway, Murray st., New York.
+. COYLE & CO., Agents
Washington, D. 9.
b. W. KNOWLES Agent
May 26--1y Richmond, virginia.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following numbers of the Grand Consolidated
the benefit Of tho Consolidated
Mary land class II drawn Juno 49, 1857
40 8 rs 20 3 43 62 26 Al 80 5
The following Maryland Consolidated
Lottery the Washington county 90 drawn
June 49, 1857:
following aapsco Institute Lot
terry, class 1877, drawn June 10, 1857:
As 81 AZ % As "a II 10 II 63 ~
The following the drawn numbers Of the Papsco
terry class 1873, drawn juno 16, 1857
81 IL 80 43 AZ So 81 Al % Sc AZ
r. FRANCE Co, Managers.
u, II McIpuI, Commissioner.
June 17--1t
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Trust Sale in Virginia.

RY virtue of deed of trust executed to me on
- the 18th day of December, 1856
tho benefit OF King and Dawson will proceed
June 1897 In the town Of Scovic state Of Virginia
lie auction house and lot In said town. known
occupied by James NJ Ily and which
George W. ari The lot
II comfortable dwelling house.
Terms Cash enough defray the the
drawing aud recording the deed OF viii
the residue Of the purchase money credit Of months
with interest from date will be given.
wM NJ WADE,
June 6--ltsf Trustee
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washington Branch Railroad.
Trains fottops:
EROM Washington at 6, a. M, connecting at Relay
with trains for the West aud at Baltimore with those for Pi
dephia and New York.
AT $780, for Annapolis Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York
AT for Baltimore and Norfolk and Relay Frcdcr
ick train.
Express at 400 Relay for tho ANNAPOLIS
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York,
On Sunday ut 7, a. m, and 40 n.
From Baltimore for Washington.
At 4. 15 and o.l5 a. M. at s and SIS, D. M
On Sunday at f,15, M, and blb, y.
juno 10
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The First Exhibition

OF TIE WASHINGTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
WILL open for the admission Of visitors on Tues
wv the 10th instant at Mr. Corcorans Building IT.
between 18th and 18th streets at and will close on Thursday
afternoon at 8, p.
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.
INVENTED BY EUGENIO LATIIA ARCHITECT ~ s. A., &c.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches Villas cot
and farm buildings Office, Goica Cappaqua,
Wtstchcstcr county New York.
June 17--du
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William Grandin,
COUNSELLOR ATIAw
AND UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS COMMISSIONER,
No 70 FraMdin sired, Nc,o Yorh
for Maine Nov, Hampshire Connecticut Rhode
Island Pennsylvania Ohio In,jana Michigan, Iowa, Wis
consin Kentucky, Tennessee, : onisaha, Ana
baina Mississippi Georgis,
Florida, &c.
Kansas Nebraska Minnesota and the United States
Pensions, patents, and bountes speedily obtained.
All kinds Of law business successfully prosecuted.
Special attention paid TO Court Of Claims business.
May 26-6m
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Fashionable Dry Goods In New York
A N immense assortment OF seasonable fabrics con-
IN stantly on hand also, n full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETINGs,
Oohs mangs rugs Materials aco curtains, gilt
cornccs, window shades, &c, &c, &c.
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PucFsl
LORD TAYLOR
255 257 2h9, and 26I Grand street,
May 26--1y and Al md 40 Catharne street.
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WoolIens.
wheeler Il Wilson.

MANUFACTURING coNpANY's IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE,
Families, Manufacturers, and Others.
YTNHESE machines combine all the improvements
Their extensive and increasing sale,
and the approval commentator that they hare
warmly recommending them They
have sufficiently test them thoroughly and have
given satisfaction
Among unodssd that they over all others,
Fta
LIST Beauty simplicity construction and consequent freedom,
from arrangement and need of repairs.
3D. Unexampled and rapidity OF operation
3D. Noiseless movement
The remarkable perfection Of their stitching and their appoa
biity a variety Of purposes and materials.
Principal Broadway New York and their agencies
the principal cities Of the Union.
Nav 2G--tya
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Come cticut
INCORPORATED IN 1916
Capital s245ooo. Annual policies 40 per cent
Ninety eight families relieved during 1916 paying s214
Statements OF the comany's operations furnished Those
surcd at other ngences and have removed this city
policies renewed through
MICH NOUHsE Agent
juno l3--dly No. 46l 18th street
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We would call attention to the card of VIM Grandn who
the States and Territories also commits
the United States Court Of Claims Colonel Grsndn thor
ough with business connected with the departments Mt
Washington and The Of the United States Court Of Claims
[Ne,o Fork Daily NsOs.
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Cyrus w. Field e. Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,

Cyrus w. Field e Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. IL CiiG sired, New York;
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
large stock printing, writing wrapping and all other
paper which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices
May 26--ly#
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York.
Trinity building, III Broadouy
TIME assets of this company amount to nearly FOUR
entirely cash. Of which three mil
bond and mortgage
the city and State Of New York valued at nine mil
lions Of dollars.
profits, already amounting million sir Hundred
thousand dollars the property Of the policy holders.
Forms Of application and pamphlets giving every information sup
piled applying Office the companys agents.
FRED'K S. WINSTON, President.
ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD H0MANS Actuary.
MINTuRN POST, NJ. d., Medical Examiner.
May 2G--1ys
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PROSPECTUS
WASHINGTON UNION.
no r1n NArroNAI pr,locnAcY OF rIE tItftrl, srArrs

Ner Volume, M Tpess, and New Arrangements.
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CouRr or CLAIMS YETERDAY.--1 court opened at |
o'clock Judges Scarburgh and Backford were present
Without tansactng any business, the court adiourne
till Friday next.
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PERsoSAL- General Perser +. Smith is at Wizards
and Commodore Perry, United States navy Hon j. Far
ran Of Cincinnati and Judge Watrous, Of Texas are al
Browns
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+ 0ST-On Thursday evening, the 28th instant. a
long white The finder shall be literally rewarded
by leaving 430 Fifteenth
May Soft [sar1
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25

. TERRIBLE FALI,-While the mail train
from Petersburg was crossing the bridge over
James river on Friday morning, the cars re-
ceived sudden jerk when about midway a.
cross, and one of the passengers, a gentleman
from South Carolina, named Sullivan, who
was imprudcntly standing upon one of the
platforms, fell from his position, and rolled
over the edge Of the bridge. He was Of
course prccipitatcd into the river below, a
distance of about seventy feet, and it was nat
urally supposed that he had been instantly
killed by striking upon some of the numerous
rocks which obstruct the channel of the river;
but, most wonderful to relate, he escaped
without broken bone. lie lniraculously
aighcd in about six feet water, face upwards
and after tloundcring about for some time,
was rescued bv fisherman who fortunately
happened TO he visiting some traps in the Vi
entity. Mr.. Sullivan was safely brought to
shore near the Steel Works, and though his
nervous system received severe shock, it
was discovered that he had sustained no seri-
Gus external injury by the fall.-Richmond
Wing. ..-
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Curiosity OfSlccp.


In Turkey, if person happens to fall
asleep in the ncigborhood Of u poppy field,
and the wind blows over towards him, he be-
CONES gradually narcotized and would die if
the country people who are well acluaintc
with the circumstance, did not bring him to
lhenext well or stream, and empty pitcher
after pitcher Of water on his face and body.
DR.. Appcnhcim. during his residence in Tur-
key, owed his life to this simple and ctiica-
cioas treatment. DR.. Graves from whom
this anccdotc is quoted, also reports the case
of Il gentleman thirty years of age, who, fora
long continued slecpintss, WAS reduced to Il
living skeleton. unable to stand on his legs
1t was partly owing to disease, but ch,ili'y
to the abuse of mercury and opium; until at
last, unable to pursue his business he sank
into poverty and woe Or. Reid mentions a
friend Of his who, whenever anything occur
rcd to distress him, soon became drowsy and
fell asleep. A fellow student also at Edinhurg,
upon hearing suddenly the unexpected death
Of n near relative, threw himself on his bed
and almost ir.staneously, amid the g ARE of
MONDAY, sunk into prOtunl Slumbcr.-