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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-17
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Insurance Company.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Capital, 100000
WI. Ds0NCH, Pres't. AID. ABELES, Vice Pres
OHA6. ABRAMSON, Secretary.
DIRECTIONS:
n. 4. Ouno Chaa. =. Meyer Henry Bloc
O. Meier, 4. O. Oordes, 3. Wilmot,
n. J. epsunhorst.
p. b. HARDING, Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
The undenigned il Agent fer this new Tnsuranc
Company, which IL managed BY some Of the most sub
stanfial business Of st. Louis, and b ready 1t all
times to take risks on reasonable rates. It should
not be overlooked that this 10 good Western Com.
psny, and should be supported b. our ctsens nstea
CT being swindled hv Eastern winding insttution
Of which there are % many.
dec90d1 p. D. HARDING.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-17
Herring's Safes.

The subscribers a5e Agents
for Messrs. s. O. Herring h
Co.'S celebrated Fire and Thief
Proof Safe. W. would invite
the attention OF the public to
the fact that these Safes have
for years stood the test Ct
both Ere, thief and also Of
time. Very many Safes viii
n . measure defy the former
and Yet fall haforf the laffar
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-17
Z IL N % y n II
TAPPEN,S
ONE PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE
IS REMOVED TO
No. lO8 LAKE STREET

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
WE woui respectfully inform our customers and
w the public, that we have removed Into the
new and spacious store. No l0S Lake street, where
with ample room and increased facilities, We shall
Keep much larger, better, and more varied stock Of
Clothing and Furnishing Goods for men and boys,
than ever before. Our
- Ready-Made Clothing Department
embr .ces heretofore. every description style and
grade Of seasonable garments, to t all sisss from
boys Of six years. 70 the largest adult equal In quail
ity ana style 70 custom v, TX.
The Custom Department
under the exclusive management Of Mr.. J. r. Gold
smith. formerly with Develin / Co i, B,oadwas ,
New York, will BE- found the most perfect, IN all ~
appointments, In Chtcsgo. II will - oil times b.
stocked with large and autifu ssor'ment Of 6ne
Cloths, Oassmeres, YES ings, &C., which will be made
up TO order in the very best New York styles and at
mcderrte prices.
The Furnishing Department.
In this depar ment wiz be fouud Nhirts Of the best
quality; also, gentlemen, under garments Of SILK,
nertnO, linen, wooden and cotton, hosiery, gloves,
suspende, ., cravats, ties. ETC., etc.
pored expressly for trade, and selling - We do
IN aDount per .nnnm equal to the trad Of any nrst
class house In New Yors, We are enabled to ns:k
our goods 1t New Yors Prices.
This 10 no humbug-we ask IN examination. and
II our represent alton are untrue do not buy Of
One Price Only-No Deviation.
rAPpEN BhOfHRB3,
unsdIy los Lake Street, Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-17
JRo. Coos. JNO. .. DsLLOH. JAs.J. LuDisx
COOK, DILLON 1 LlNDLEY,
Attorneys and CoanSellors at Law,

OEcs In same building VITA Cool I SsrgsMs
WE practice Law In the Supreme Court, esd In tn
w Courts OF Scott. Cedar, Clinton and Musco-
tine Counties, Iowa, and the courts Of 1ock Island
COUNTY, Illinois.
~ Cur Collection Department We devote particu-
lar astention. All business entrusted 70 - VIII be
promptly steendeA to.
April I, 1881. NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-17
GROCERIES.

Burrows Pfstlyman . Dolsells
Wholesale Dealers h
q Ii OCE IL lie = !,
Ir0ss, Ssls. Cesssssst, &c.
AGENTS FOE TINE SALE or
-. .. 7Ox-1.1nG - coz
Celebrated Fire and 2niy' Proof SAFE
E.. + I. fairbanks Scales.
WE shall keep constantly on hand full stock Of
- can y parchAssd IN Chicaeo = s. LAk, ana
purchasers will ind goods TO be the bsl quail
| y and warranted equal to sAlhple ian2sdAwu
NUGARS - Muscovado, Porto Rico, Charmed.
~ Crushed and Powde. ed, for sale at
BURROWS, PRkrrYaAN n DALzELL.
(NoFsEES-Rio, Mocha, java, also Ground Cora.
~ AMI kssence OF Conee,as b. y. AD
A1oLAssEs-N. Orleans, Sugar House, anu sy rup
lVX for sale ~ D. Y. ID.
AS. ~, =; x ". ny'0n suaes:de, and
CPICEs-Pepper, AIlspice. Cinnamon, Gloves. Gin
~ ger, Mustard and Nutmegs,st B.. I'D.
EoAPs-H.ncy and Toilet. Family. Erasivs aud
~ CASTLE, for sale =. B.P.AD.
n
~ -ALow, for sale Low II BEAD.
Gus Sperm. Solar. Lard. Bank. Ro.n, Linseet
~ and Olive.at BP ID
DAINTs-whne Lead and Zine Paiat. for sale =,
l. y. p. d D.
(NIGARs--Havana, German and American Brands.
~ st B.P, AD.
V,OBACCO-Natu Leaf, virginia and Missouri,
1 pound osess. Twist, Tin-Eol and smoking. for
sale ct B.P .AD.
VKAsT POWDERS Of various brands and kinda, At
=. y.
assorted and fancy. Gum AMI Lemon
~ Drops, Lozengea~- hPAp.
DRuNEs lin Jars, boxes and barrels, Ci.ron, Fig
1 Paste and Currants,at Pad
DICK undervood's brands, . ssorted sizes, |
i Pepper Sauce, for sale at r. AD.
DowDER. shot, Lead and Gaps ALI kinds and ..ses,
CTARCH-Oorn, Pear and Family, for sale a.
= b PAD.
Nuts almonds, Brazil, Filbsrts. Pea, Pecan.
IN Walnuts and Cocoa, - bP. ID
n AlsINs-M and Layer, whole ard = boxes |
N Sultana and Malaga 1t b. r. 3D.
~ HOCOLATE, Cocoa, Brcms, Parma, Tapicos
~ wheaton SHits and Oat Meal b. r. d.
OALT-Kanhsws, Syracuse, Turks Island, Liver |
= pool blown and Ground Alum. b. r. D.
CEMENT-Louisviile and Utica; Pastering Hair, |
~ Stucco Plaster, Milwaukee and 6andusky cods |
Ash. 8 tons In store, and for sale BY b. r =
DASKRTS-Market N to ~ bushel, Corn and |
ID Clothes At b p. h D
NyOODENwARE-Tubs Pals, Wash Boards, |
w Churns, Mops, Axe Heves, At b. p. d.
CoRDAGE-Manilla, Jute Hemp. and cotton COZ |
" dAgs Of al sises. B.P. I'D.
ElSH-Mackerel, Salmon, white Fish, Trout, Cod |
II hsh and smoked Hallibut, At B. p. D.
~ LASS-window Glass. assorted sizes, Tumblers, |
NJ Jars and Demtshns for sale at B.P. 4 D.
DRINSTONR; Sulphur, Salts, Borax. Indigo, In |
ID store and for sale by b. AID.
AEATCHES-Pierce 90, and 81 Louis, for sale At |
M B. h D.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-17
Iron, Steel, Nails
.1,ah blacksmith Tools

IRON, Pittsburgh Boiled and Charcoal, Swede and
i New York refined ofall sizes; Nai Rods superior
article Of Swede and Pittsburgh Cast eteel, Mayor
1 Go, round, square, Eat and octagon, English, Bis
ter, German and Spring Steel Plov Steel, all sizes;
Nails and Spikes OF all sizes; Bellows Drills, vises,
Hammers and Tongs, Stocks and Dies; Anvs, Mouse
Hole, cast and steel faced; Horse Shoes and Nails,
sorted sixes; Wagon, Carriage and SeN Springs; Wa
gou, Dray, and Buggy Axes Shsvels, Spades, Grain
Scoops OF various sizes CrOvbsrs, ,Hoes, Grind
tones, Horse Head Hitching Posts, Iron Kettles
nd Furnaces.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-17
J. w. sKiNKLE l. CO.,

j. w. SklNkLE T. CO.,
GENERAL DEALERS IN
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Timber, &c!
Corner Canal and Jackson streets.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
nUR arrangements such as TO iasure u all
~ times a full supply OF the different qualities
Clear Lumber,
Joint and Scautling of all Sizes and lengths, Common
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, &c.
Ossr Flooring,
OF Norway and White Pine, we always stand rely
10 compare with any In this market We Invite ne
calls and Atten ion OF all country and other dealrs
20 stock on hand and facilities for filing orcrs
and contracts.
ap6dIy J. W. SKlNKLE &C.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-17

THE CHIC.aGO CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE, Room No. l, Mascnic TemPle.
Dearborn ST., In yC.aGO
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000
Directors.
EDMUND GARFIELD, lIsAAC COOK,
GEORGE HULN.
officcr0.
vDMUND CANFIELD, Pres. HENRY BANDIT, Sec.
HENRY CHAPMAN. Treas'r.
$. n. GILBERT, Genersi Agent apd Surveyor
March, A ID. 1854, under a Special Charter from the
legislature Of Illinois, and business commenced under
thu most favorable auspices. Its establi hment has
been upon a frm aud reliable basis, and N view of
its stability, soundness and permanency ranks one
OF the first Insurance Companies in the country To
those DESTROYS of protecting themselves against loss
damage by Fire pers Of the sea- they beg leave
RRFERENCEs:
Messrs. Stone l. Witt. Cleveland, o
." Williams Auery, Chicago.
Norton h Brother, g
's Stone h Boomer, ''
A $. EurAnd. Prcs.t Racine n Miss. Railroad.
Gen. G, Northrup, CAsh'r Rae. Co. Bank.
Vim. p. Lynde, ESD, Milwaukee.
J. q. Conroe, Ksq. Racine.
Henry Farnam, Pres't Chicago R. I. Railroad.
A. Gilbert. Cash Com. Bank. Chicago:
Dan. p. Rhoies, ESQ, Cleveland. u.
Hon. John e. Breslin, Treas'r. OF State, Columbus
Thos. Campbell, Esq, Springfield, Ill.
Hon. H. Chamberin, st. LOUIS Mo.
Messrs. Wadsworth, Wells h Scycsmore, Chicago.
Mcssrs. l. II. Burch Co.. Chicago Bank.
Hon. Vim. Medill, Governor of Ohio.
Messrs. g. W. Sixcr b Co., Chicago,
90 Judd, Smith h Pratt, Dixon, Ill.
VIM. Blanchard. Esq, Norris, III.
Hon. VIM, Trevtt, Sec'y Of State, Columbus, q.
Messrs. H. G. 4 o. 9. Cook Co., Rockford, III.
:" II. Wheeler son, Aurora.
Neamiah O. ne, Esq. Buffalo, N Y.
VIM. Is. Fundy, Esq, Springfield,
Hon. T. w. BArlty, Judge Jupreme Court, Mansfield;
Ohio.
Gen. I. Curf, Springfield, Ill.
Richard ivers, Esq, st Louis, No.
II. FIELD,
Agent at Davenport and Rock Island.
OFFICE, davenport at the STATE DEMOcRAI
Office, Post Once Building, Brady Street.
july ST
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-17
Are YOU Insured Z

Are YOU Insured Z
IF not step right along to the Captains Once and
have the matter settled, ~ l am agent for one
Of the best Companies in the world, and will in
sure - cheap as any other good company. Ny COM
pany Is the Quaker city Of Philadelphia with cash
capital. al paid in, Of $3.50 OOO and liberty to in
crease II double II any person Is desirou, Of being
insured and will take the trouble to enquire into the
standing Of this company, he will be satisfied 70 give
me the risk Is none but good ones viii be taken.
INV NORRIS,
Agent Of the Qurker City Ins'nce Co. Of Philsdel.
= Store on ~ street, srd door from Perlyst.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-17
NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY.
Geek, Sargont 4 Parker,

HOre1eCe, Jve0eOo6Os
IXTlLL attend promptly TO oil business coansets0
w with Land Ascscy, either In Neores4e, -
Western Iovs.
Ls1JD WARRANTS Does1hes
0OlA OSs0 Located.
Business for them ran BE- lefs with any of ths ~
dersigusd
COOK 4 aARGRNT, Davenport, LOW
COOK, sAROKNT DOWNEY, lows City, q
COOK, SAR0RNr COOK, DesAoiness -
moh1Adtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-17
REMOVAL.

~ 4. BBlIN, Insurance Agent. has removed hs
w Office 20 the second story. front room, over the
U. y. Express ONCE, on Perry street between 2nd
I'd. May 4.du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-17

TIRE undcrsiencd have removed TO the ncw build
i Ing In Mc0onus 4 ehepard's Block, on 0reeeo
street. where they vii remain dufing the erection Of
their Bank Building ready TO attend 70 business
o. usual
maSch9dte COOK &oA108NI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-17
Fairbank's Celebrated Scales,

Adapted TO any required opeF-
alton Of weighing, ~ for iron,
coal, hay, stock, and for the
use Of warehouse, stores, and
foundries. and In short for ev-
cry kind Of business. The great
skiil and fidelity employed In
their manufacture and the de.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-17

Arizona will be known as the Silver
State and the prediction of Humboldt
that the relative value of gold and Sill
yer would one day be restored, will be
fulfilled from the almost fabulous
wealth of the Gadsdcn pnrchase.'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-17

nsssD 0ss1 . Sargent, Dsvsopsgt, lsUs.
" Maekjos D ooroin, -
1n6svt . LOuJy. -. rsshtsf, ns~ Yssas
0eoass Harris o., pA0ahslDAia.
Ia. ~ WnGns, Hsupsh, ~
0oosss on0r uasSiD oeas, oeabassv Dnbom1A
JoAne uephane. Do, ps@edsa9, -
1saess 4ts1!s. n, Cssnlss.
Meow 0aS6 oss1Asfs nssbsm va1nSsGss.y
VI 0aDset -, 0no1ps, An,
IA DsaelH q On, 1aah0s, = I1al
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-14
From the Missouri Republican.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING N KANSAS.

AT meeting Of the Damocrats held in Lccompton
on Monday evening. the i9h lstut, IN the Conven-
tion Hall DR.. Little. Of BOURBON called TO the
Chair ard Mr.. Lamb, Of Johaon, wa+ appointed Sec
reary.
Thc Object Of the meeting was explained by the
Chair TO be that Of giving al expression Of the feel
ings oi the Democratic party IN regard to procla-
nation issued by Governor walker and Seer tarv
Stanton and circulated by tham among The Abolition
crowd. headed hy Jim Lane. who had assembled for
the purpose Of d-p.rsng the Constitutional Conyen
ton.
solved that committee b. appointed 10 express the
SENSE Of The meeting Whrrr0pol the Chair appoint
ed the following 70 report at an adjourned meeting
tomorrow night:
VIM Wair Of Lcaveaworth. Chairman:
l.. A. Maclean Of Douglas county:
MeKuDwa. Of johnson county:
Hamilton. Of Nciee county:
Reid, oi shawnee conHiy
Wilson. of Bourbon county;
Jenkins. of Marshall county;
Greenwood, Of Dora county;
knykpadAli. OF Calhoun couaty
Randolf. Of Aichison county:
Reynolds. II Doaiphal couaty
The meeting thea ad jourl4d till tomorrow even
OCTOBER 20. 1857. p. NJ.
The meeting met pursuant to adjournment when
The following resolutions were offered by the Chair
man Of the Committee:
/ WHEREAS. The Democratic strength in the Legls-
laturc la been reduced to bare majority. in conse-
qaencp of the mlny illegal votes cast by the Black
Republicans in the various counties OF tbs Territory
At the late election induced, 10 great extent by The
erroneous construction Of the election law promul rat
ed by Governor Walker on the eve Of said election
and whnrras. further by late proclamation, emanat,
i inc from Governor Walker Md q NHtanonhnnoane-
in. lhor intention 10 refuse cufcate Of election to
The Democrat q member, Of DE Legislature. returned
from IN countia. Of johnson aud Douglas I'd to
grant tAem 10 their opponents. TIM. virtually try
/ inc the Democratic vote in the Legislature tier
fore
He0lcd That we. a. members OF the Democratic
party accidentally aS.amb ID in lecompton from va
rops portion. Of the territory. deem il due to tha
c0natry ard our party To express onr unqualified
cond nluaton Of ne highhand d aud Illegal usurpl
ton Of power on tha part of the Governor and
tary Of his Territory
ietolrca. That the ratsons assigned for the outrage
alleged III the pruciamation arr ungrolnd l. iIlogi.
cal and insulting 10 iha common OF every ciil-
zen and The resort to them to Justify tAir conduct.
can only b, accounted for i, the act mentioned n
the proclamation. that. th' disposition e BE- mada
ot the supposed vote lOyiord yotr) is all important,
from the fact that the political character Of the Leg
isatiyn Assembly will be cHhhitcd thereon, and
which disposition. mad by the proa amaon, VII
mako thai assembly almost unanimously Black Re.
pabcan by giving 10 that party the power OF carry
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-14
ed and approved

number Of poll hooks are returned ond approved
with not one Democratic vote on them.
9th. That the visit Of the Governor and Secretary
to smell out Democratic frauds Is an mpudcnt assump-
ton Of power there being no law requiring or au-
thorzing such procedure and indicates to the par
tv throughout the Union 10 love for the Democratic
party particularly they have made similar
attempt at detecting frauds at Black Republican pre-
cincs. though the fact of there being many such is
notorious.
7tl That the Governor and Secretary have been
guilty ofa gross violation Of law in going behind
the oxford returns, and of an unprecedented insult
to the honesty OF the Legislature in refusing them
the power Of deciding the question as to fraudulent
votes--an insult openly expressed in The procama
ton.
sh. The peaceful settlement of the Kansas ques-
ton has now been again endangered by this wanton
act Of tyranny-a tyranny which has sought to inter
irre in elections-which has eXpounded the law
contrary TO the intent of the lawmakcr. and carried
the exposition thus made to the judges Of the election
TO the point Of the bayone-which has thwarted the
Administration Of the local officers, and has now con-
summated its designs by openly rampling under foot
the laws of the Territory. and placing the power of
the government in the hands Of those who boldly
proclaim their intention to abolish all law, and plunge
tho Territory into all the horrors Of anarchy.
9h. That the cand ddates voted for by the Black
z publican party AID TO whom the Governor and
Secretary purpose to give certificates Of election are
returned in poll books obnoxious 70 all the objections
made against the Oxford poll, while the candidates
themselves are disqualified by the laws from holding
the Offices assigned them.
iV' in5 mestns 'c'.ia.s9 ~ u,ei ~ ~
express no sentiments as 70 the Legality or iie2ay
o tHa Foes Poiiea az oAoru' pu' ieaNe 'hat 4ues.o
WIN 'He t'Sslat,Ne As7smoiti u t.quleu y raw,
hnNh8 iull cophaehCf ~ 'he 'htyE,y ~ ~ ln'' puuy
70 do ample justice, and to set ASIDE illegal votes
given on both sides
ihat IN 'eW oi 'He laet 'iaV 'ie aeieea'eS ~ we
ICohstil"liohai oohVeltoh' no" III sesso'l nave o'
" ~ thits Meth7 Ncio 'ie ttio - ~ -
toJ peeh WIN lheF constituents ana are therefore
fully competent to express the views OF the Demo
Citee p''S ui'ou Shou' '"o ieil''o's .nets'Ue
he"Vta' lha' W persons Composing sa,a Sonsen'
''"l ~ lcl,'7'tu - 'iirt v en.ton % ~ w IN
oel"'I i'' y - IN, ' - ~ W ~, III r. - - ,
craS as may ass .npr rom an paris 0. .e
''a ehP'tSs tntir views teShu'ns tue Pooai ISSUES
" p'c7'ut aieClaR w icfI,tpLy'
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-14

ON IfruRE pfosPEcrs.-The New York Shipping
aad Commercial List expresses the following views in
regard 10 The future prospects Of the United States
" An opinion prevails among parties who are gen.
erally well Informed the course Of trad that the
d squieiud, which now possesses the Oriental world
i now likely to give rise 10 increased demand in
Europe for some oi our great staples. Egypt, Tur-
X y IN 4 la, aad laaa, cotton and rice growing
reg 10 greater or less ext mt and is stated by
those who best acquainted with the condition Of
their a-r!cupre that internal dissensons have great
~ nrfircd with their productions and industry
II So il is TO III, Western hemisphere that the world
must turn for any deficiency of supply, and we should
not At All b. surprised it, owing 10 this very circum
stance of the usual articles OF exports from this
country Were much augmented in value The activl-
~ that il experienced in cotton for instance and the
high price that that article continues to command,
Notwithstanding the monetary pressure which is more
less felt the whole world, shows the demand
hat exists for that staple, and furnishes just reason
TO expect II continuance of high prices Beyond all
doubt, whatever may b" the defects OF our financial
system or our own extravaganza, VIII eh has brought
~ much embarrassment upoa all circles nature has
been bonncous TO us. She has smiled bengnantly on
all the fields in wide domains she has richly re-
Warded the well directed labors Of industry We are
just IN the position that makes us indispensable to
mankind. We are universally acknowledged to be so
and it Will be long before any competition can be or.
ganHed that will interfere with the value of onr
great staples, TO divert from the stream OF wealth
The United States, in fact is but i'll the dawn OF lts
plospery and the present financial difficulty is but
one OF the ansltory mists that often tnes confuse
the breaking Of the brightest days
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-14

The Son or PRESIDENT TAYLoR.-Richald Taylor,
ESD. only son of the late President Taylor, is the
Democratic cand date for the Senate OF Louisiana in
the IT. Charles District
This. we believe. completes the list of the sons Of
our distinguished patriots and statesmen who are now
acting with the democratic party, Fletcher Webster
the son of Daniel Webster, has acted with the Demo-
Gratis for several years James B. Clay, the son of
Henry Clay, is the Democratic m mber Of Congress
elect rom the Ashland District, Kentucky. The sons
of eyPresde Tyler and Van Buren, continue to adj
here to the Democratic faith j. Scott Harrison, the
son Of eX-Pre,dent Harrison, is not Democrat but
he is bitterly opposed to the Black Republicans and
all THEN political IDEAS There is good Gea, o. sig
.!s:a2c9 II .hese ss3t0 - stn.!--:- s-a-w~
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-14
LEGAL SALES.
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA, ~ n,...,o. ra,,,,.
PARISH OF EAST iEtfCANA. " ~ ~ V
Richard Risby
No. 2G3O.
I'LL.
Arlllnr B. Hart

DY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT Of iieri facias issued in
ID the above entitled suit from the Honorable Court
Aforesaid, and directed to the Sheriff of East Fclici-
ana. have seized on and will offer for sale at the
Court House door. in the town Of Clinton. Parish
aud State aforesaid. on the
FIRST SATURDAY OF DECEMBER,
1851 at ! o'clock, a. NJ Of said day. all the right.
title. interest and claim the said defendant Arthur
b. Hart has, in and TO the following named property
to witt
A certain lot Of ground lying and being situat-
ed in the town Of Jackson, said Parish and
State, together with all the improvements
thereon, and all the rents and revenues arising
thercfrom; said lot being the same on which
said Arthur b. Hart now resides, and known
on the fgnratiyc plan Of said town, as frac
tonal parts Of lots No. six 80, and seven
(1), il square No. eleven (lD.
TERMS or SALE
Cash with the benefit Of appraiscment.
Oct. 81. 1857. i. VI. G. BROWN, Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-14
u Il M ALE PEIX SICIAl IT !.
MRS. FOX.

ITAS thp honorto inform The ladies Of Clinton, aud
IL it, enyrons fiat She has located hersclf IN town
for q season, andis prepared 70 give advice and n
sStanee 10 such Of her Sex a. may require her scr
ylcrs
Mrs, Foy has, for many years, been making the
diseases incidental TO females her constant study
and this, tog ther with long practical experience,
causes her TO think that she cannot fail in giving
the utmost satisfaction to such ladies a3 may place
themselves under her charge, either rs II Physician.
or Obstetrcian her method Of treatment being The
same us that OF the celebrated Mad Boivin, and DR..
Colombat of Paris; Sir James Clark, and Dr. Bonnet.
clans OF note both in Europe and the United States
Mrs. Fox can consult with ladies. either at Mrs,
pariciS, visit thcm at home, as they may prefer.
June g. 1857, ems
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-14
AG ENrS.

The following named persons are our authorized
agents to collect monies due TO- and receive subscrp
tions 10. the I" DENocRAr."
ARTHUR McfiENNA. Jackson, La.
r. CHICK. Port Hudson.
THOS h. 2icGHEE Is duly authorized to collect
accounts due this Office.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-14
FELTCIANA DEMOCRAT.
CLTN II O N. T. A.
Saturday Morning, Novemberl4, 1857.
Official Journal of the Parish of East Teliciana.
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SUBsCRIpT1ON.--THREE DOLLARS per year payable
IN advance. Fo,R. if not paid within SIX months.
and FIVE fnot paid before the close Of the year.
ADVERTIS1NG.-Advc inserted at One
Dollar per Square Of Ten lines. or less. for the first
insertion. aud 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 be inserted until forbid.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-11-14

PArENT MEpIcNEs.-Thrty dollars per half column
per year, and none Of greater length inserted.
ANN0u NClNG Candidates for office: IEE Doilals
payable in advance.