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The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10
MAGNOLIA. NEAR CLINTON. La, |
October lst 1857.

Mn g. w REESE:
Doqr Sir-Encloscd. | send a copy of report
adopted by the Mississippi River Baptist Association,
at recent annual session held with the Hepbzibal
Church in this parish. As it is upon subject In
which we of the South are all interested, you see
proper to do so, you are at liberty to give 1t pub
city. Very respectfully, yours, &c,
IACEsDN
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Washington Items.
WAsuIXGToX. March

WASHINGTON. March IL.
The President rejected the Mexican treaty
without sending it to the Senate.
The Senate ratified the Dallas Clarendon
treaty. by vote OF 81 against %.
The foreign ministers in a body were in
troduced TO the President by Secretary Cass
at the White House to-day. Nj. Sartieges of
the diplomatic corps made the congratulate
nv address. to which the President lelicitously
replied, and the occasion was one of much in
terest Representatives from various States
in Washington, addressed highly compl-
mentary letter to Mr.. Banks previously TO
the expiration of his term Of Speaker to the
House, to which he has replied in thankful
terms-saying the industry and early intelli-
gcnce which gave value to your Stats b S
b en- often the subject II comnendation, ard
to this, | am happy to add, that SO far as
am able to judge, You have been guided as
much by a desire to do justice due indivii-
uals as to promote the public service.
Sam. Medary has been appointed Governor
Of Minnesota, and J. ID. Anderson, late dele
gate from Washington Territory, to he Gov
erner of that Territory, to take the place at
the expiration OF Gov. Steyenson's commits
sion.
The Central American treaty has been
ratified in an amended form.
The New Orleans appointments as set forth
yesterday have been confirmed.
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Arrival OF the America,

HALIFAX. March II.
The America arrived this afternoon at 4
O'Clock, with Liverpool dates ofSatariay 18th
alt
The Steamer Alps and City Of Washington,
had arrived at Liverpool.
On the 81 OF March the America saw large
ship burning with nobody on board.
The arrangement of the Persian difficult
ties was progressing satisfactorily, but tlis
treaty is not yet signed. IL is supposed that
the Convention specifies that England shall
enjoy equal commercial privileges with the
most favored nations. but Persia forbiis The
privileges Of the Caspian sea inasmuch as Rus.
sia in her treaty with Great Britain iorb.ds
the latter from trading there.
Mr.. Dallas attended the Queens levee on
the 18th.
Parliamentary proceeding are interesting.
The debate on Lord Derby's motion censures
the Chinese war, resulted in decision Tor
the motion. Mr.. Golden brought forward q
similar motion in the House Of Commons.
LONDON, Tuesday morning. money
market is firm, nothing done under per cent
large arrivals OF bullion from Austria iniiu.
enced the market, and the drain upon the
Bank has stopped; there is a manifest improv-
ment throughout all stocks, and general rise
in foreign exchanges, consolS 81 for account
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.ss.si. New York, March Il.
The steamship Kangaroo, arrived with Liv.
erpool dates to the 18th ult., being four days
later than that brought by the Persia.
There is now every prospect OF the ami
cable settlement of the Persian difficulties.
The ministerial crisis in the British Parlia-
ment has passed. and D'Israelis amendment
having been negotiated so that the Budget is
considered as having actually been adopted.
The steamship Arabia arrived at Liverpool
on the 23d. Her adviccs from the L. ). had
caused an improvement in the cotton market.
Holders demanded an advance upon Satur-
days prices. Sales for three days 17COOi
bales The market, however closed on Tues
day, with declining tendency and very dull.
Manchester advces are favorable.
ConSols for money closed in London ut
1873. Flour unchanged. Provision market
generally unchanged. Sales unimportant :
Beef steady. Lard selling at 7l@72s, with
a steady market. .-.-f.i-
The London Times contains a leader on the
virtual rejection by American Senate of Dali
las Clarendon treaty. The Times dcprecates
the renewal Of negotiations on the Central
American question.
The Madrid papers still discuss the outrages
inflicted on the Spanish citizens of Mexico
Fears are entertained in Madrid OF another in
surectlon. large quantities Of arms and
ammunition have been 'ound hidden in the city,
and it was believed that the democrats and
progressionists had coDspired together agalns!
the government.
The Paris papers state that convention
for the cession of territory by Persia to Russia
is incontestable. That there is an existing
treaty by which Russia engages to defend Per-
STA from invasion, and that on the commence
ment of the present difficulty with England,
Persia claimed from Russia the benefit OF that
treaty, and Russia hasteaed to redeem her
pledges by sending an army to ARGUES.
1t is stated that the scheme of the Neapoli-
tan Government to transport political prison
ers to the Augustine Republic has miscarriei;
the latter government refusing to receive any
but free colonists, and prisoners refusing to
secure the proposed communication.
a diplomatic circular from the Spanish
minister at Paris, explains the origin ofthe dis
pute with Mexico, AMI the Intentions of the
Spanish government. An imposing force is to
be dispatched to Mexico and most energetic
measures employed. to obtain redress. OIrie' S
have been sent to the squadron lying at Mahon
to proceed to Cadiz and join the expedition
y line OF battle ships and war steamers are
also detailed for the same destination.
! The latest from Paris is to Tuesday. y
settlement has taken place between England
and Persia, and the conditions were agreed
upon on Friday. e,u .,a,I
1t is rumored that the Russian troops have
embarked ut Balprice on the Caspian Sea
and that the Russians forwarded munitions OF
war to Tcheran. Lord Derby brought up in
Parliament resolution condemning the Chi
nese war, and supported It with speech, in
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bort of C;uansuillr.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

DENMARK, from Pittsburg to st. Louis.
BALTIC. from Louisville to New Orleans. .--..4
Z GREEN, from B. Green to Evansville:
NoRTHERNER, from Memphis 10 Louisville. 90
RAINBOW. from Louisville to Henderson and back.
MOSES MCCLELLAN. from 81 Louis to Louisville.
ARCTIC. from New Orleans TO Pittsburg. hsr-eai +.
soUrHERNER, from Louisville 10 st. Louis.
w. j. MAchAY, from Pittseurg to st. Louis. ,,n
T.SCOTr from Piiisburs To Nashville. -ta-
h. GREEN. from Evansville to B. Green. ~, f
+, T.. TWIrCHELI,. from Louisville to y. Orleans
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

THE RIVER continues falling slowly. but
there is still good boating stage OF water
from this point to the mouth of the Ohio, for
the larges class of boats.
o. Boats were quite numerous at the
wharf yesterday representing all trades from
st. Pauls to New Orleans, and from Pittsburg
to Council Bluffs. There was considerable
freight deposited at the wharf yesterday, but
shipments were light
OF The Bowling Green arrived from
Green river yesterday with full freight
She leaves this morning for Bowling Green
and intermediate points.
o. The Southerner for ST. Louis passed
down about noon yesterday with good trip
: Of passenger and freight.
o. The Moses Mcclellan was the St.
Louis packet up yesterday for Louisville -
, She will be here early Sunday morning on
her down trip.
OF The Northerner passed up yesterday
morning about 4 A. NJ. She will be here for
Memphis Saturday or Sunday morning. Ar
cher has our thanks for the usual river lavors
CoLLIsIoS-As the steamer Grand Turk
was landing yesterday at URiley's wharf
boat, she ran into the steamer st. Lo'Hs lying
at the same wharf damaging her badly in the
guards. For a time it was feared the St
Louis was leaking as one of her guards were
completely torn away. But her hull was I'M
injured, and she proceeded on her trip. The
accident was caused by TIE censurable car
lessness OF the Grand Turks pilot We are in
Z formed. 500. n 81. n. s-.sa
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pr. Kaas's obsequ,es at Philadelphia,

afr PHILADELPHIA, March l..
. Procession formed for Names obsequics ac-
cording to programme. Flags on public build
ings and shipping in port at half mast, draped
in Grape. The stores along the route closed;
pavements thronged with orderly spectators.
Weather clear and cold, but favorable to COM
fort. Procession large and an imposing mil
itary display. The procession started from
the Hall at noon precisely. The body was
borne by the crew Of the Advance, surrounded
hy pail bearers previously selected. The civic
portion Of the procession included delegates
from the civic bodies. The faculties and stu
dents, of colleges, schools, fire department;
odd fellows, st. George, St. Andrew, Thistle
societies and SCOTS legion, in citizens dress
bearing flags. Pennsylvania regiment from
Mexico. The civic portion was ,orty minutes
passing. The State House, Church and Fire
bells tolln, during the passage Of the process
sion. Religious services take place in the
second Presbyterian Church, where they will
arrive about two o'clock.
.ss.far 81 PHILADELPHIA, March Il.
The funeral car was surrounded with can
opy and dome. having the flags of England,
France, Spain and the United States at their
corners. The services in the church were
preceded by singing an anthem, the hymn
ended with a chorus BIZ the Choir led by Pro
lessor Bishop. Player pronounced by Rev. Mr..
Wadsworth sermon 10y the Rev. G. Clids.
after which the remains were conveyed 10
Laurel Hill for intcrnient.
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PHILADELPHIA, March Il,
Ar, est OF a EoSSsr.
HLOoNsBuRGlr. NJ

BLOoNsBURGn. March u.
Mr. McKinn, the murderer Of Norcross was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Aaron Wolf,
at the Long Pondson the North Mountain,
Luzerne county. lie was brought to Blooms
burgh, Columbia county. and put in jaii at l ,
o'clock last night Mr.. Wolf had revolver
in his hand whenhe arrested him. Mchinn
made no resistance. On the way to Blooms
burgh he acknowledged to Mr.. Wolf that lie
was tae man travel M with Norcress.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC:


The DsAMA.-Mf. Graham, proprietor OF
popular Theatrical Company from New York
designs visiting our city professionally as soon
as the necessary arrangements can be made
The company consisting of ladies and gentle
men; numbering about twelve, have been per-
forming at indianapolis and Terre Hauts, to
crowded houses for a large portion of the win
ter. The whole company, are recommended
ID us by the most reliable authority, as being
every way worthy Of confidence, possessing
high character and eminent professional talent.
probation of this first attempt to introduce
the higher order Of theatricals upon our
boards
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.GTCoroner Tribe writes US that the man
whose sudden death in the street on Monday
night was noticed in yer.erlay's Journal, was
named William Sieger, and lived in LamaScO.
A coroner's jury was summoned who render
ed verdict that the deceased came to his
death from intemperance and exposure
Doctor James CT. Hatchett acted as foreman OF
the jury, and fully concurred in the verdict.
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A CARD


Once more feel IL to be my duty in justice TO my
feelings 10 avail M self thsme,od OF xpress.
ing my heartfelt thanks the citizen. OF Evansville fo
the continued manifestations Gf iisr hind and noble
hearted hospitality lisera!ity. My heart would
prompt me to take each OF YOU by the hand and thank
YOU but the many little OF kindness which make
up the whole of social enioyment when taken sesar
atcy oi srfcieIt Importance 10 require IL. and
yet each adds its weight OF Obligation. Your Kind at
tons and regard for ths hIppine.s OF le stranger
within your gates although sometimes wasted upon an
unworthy object, must secure the grati nde ard
best wishes OF tho recipients. speak OF these things
freely having experienced iheca'eess indif
ference with which stranger ID too often treated IN
less ho.rita1e communities.
And now IN parting with you. would add request
thai Whenever It's in my power to be Of service ioany.
all of you, you will let be known. for best wish
for your welfare, and beneath the humble roof
itch me- You shall ever be, more than well
come; YOU hate but to go to the door and Swans
Vile and it will open itself.
Your humble servant, +. g. WEBSTER.
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False Report.
BALTIMoRE, March

DALTTMORE, March It.
The statements Of the lancaster CORES.
pondent of the Tribune, in reference to the
passage of Buchanan through Baltimore are
utterly false. No such occurrence took
place. On the contrary, Buchanan expressed
to Mayor Swami his qualification at the cor
dial greeting given him, and gave pressing
engagements At Washington as reason for his
hurried departure. No bricks were thrown,
and no one injured.
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GIVE were informed by Kentucky to-
bacco planter yesterday. that the recent cold
weather had destroyed nearly all the plants
that had been previously sown, and that seed
for re-plantns was exceedingly scarce. 1t is
not, however, too late to plant beds yet,
should the weather prove favorable and a sup
ply of seed be secured.
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River and Weather.

prTTsBuRG, March II, P. M.--River three
feet ten inches and falling. Weather clear
and pleasant. erc- u Hv
ST. Louis. March l2.-River still falling at
this point, and navigation almost suspended
on account OF the heavy ice running. The
Illinois is in a very bad condition.
g. Several boats laid up in the Missouri, being
unable to proceed in consequence Of low wa
ter and running ice. --'Ff
Old Boreas still blowing his frigid breath
npon the "sather Of nations from his far of
home on the ice bound Arctic.
CINcINNATT, March IL. p. M.-The river
has fallen two inches since morning with
scant seven feet in the channel. Weather
clear and cold.
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COMMERCIAL.
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CIScrvxATI. March ~. y. M-Four very dull. prices
nominal, resilers holding back for lower prcs de-
mand Whatever for export: Whisky dull and unsettled
prices generally lower sales of go bills ae23, clos
ing at the former rates; Cioycr-eed dall de
mand Large business done In bulk meats sales exceed
100000 pounds at - l0r shoulders, o. for sides and
10 for hams closing frmer; There much done ia
bacon holders asking prices above the views buy
Mess pork held at S2l J -; M business at any thing
over sell Lard advanced To H. but the market closed
tame al this rate; Cloverseed cUIi.
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rThe auction sale at C.. McKinney's
store will open out this morning on their
stock OF cloths. Broad and narrow, fine and
coarse Of every style, suitable forgentlemen's
bargains. We would advise our citizens not
TO miss so good an opportunity to get a spring
suit chean
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Receipts by EiYer.

GREEN RIEER--Per u. GreeD-2 boxes flr skin, S.
kchH: roll leather, II ys feathers. ~ bags dried APP
plies. ba. peaches. b5is. dried apples, Bement &
kele Il hhds tobacco, 10 b5ls pnrS, u casks hams,
80 tierces Crane ~ Cook; II hhds toba bbls
eggs bbls krout, 2s bJls. hOur, m'i.e., How
ARD * Brown; bale dry hides. Samuel Orr; bbls.
eggs. olingswoTsh & Hughes; q bags wheat not con-
sgHed; ! box mdise., y. r.. Gilbert.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REPORT

TO TIE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF EvhSsviLLE'
VoUR Committee, appointed to confer With a similar
Committee appointed by the trustees Of The oTn OF
said city, beg report that the joint committee
have consulted together and agree TO to the
Common Council of Evansville. well as to the Pres
dent and Trustees of the of Bamasco City the
option of agreement. copy 81 which is herewith
submitted. JOHN HEWSON, Chm,
NJ. W. FOSTER.
CONRAD BAKER.
COMMITTEE.
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DssSTESTskN.


FpFsPECTFUJLY infsrms the citizens and vicinity tha,
he will all ores. in the various
hs Profession with promptnesS, and in the most
nanner.
Particular attention paid TO the pu griry cleaning
teeth. and inserting iBe0rruptihe
from full tine gold plate, with vithou
guns.
Pivot to tn inserted in the approved and
the chdren's tn uiIy attended
Ladies waited their fsnces desired
First Dr Rray's Office.
bNG6S.-50dOz fresh gss just received and for SAL by
Ia SAMUEL NICkEEY.
mia Cor Ntfua and 49,
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New Hampshire Elsotion.

CONCORD. Y. H., March H.
Additional returns coatirm tho success Of
the Republicans The majority will exceed
5000. They elect their three Congressman,
and have a majority in the Council and SEN
ate, and 50 to a maj. in the House.
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DRY GuopS aVCTIuN!

MUST received and will he sold auction. st Auc-
ton Rooms regular sale DAYS. large and
OF Dry Goods Notions and fancy articles
consisting in part of Brown aud Bleaehed Sheeng- and
ShrtiAgs Sainet asmeacs Coatinys Fa1nels Bsn kets
Jeans losing. Gloves, Mts. SPOOL Threads. Lincys
Merines Shawls. Susperders. &C.. &c.
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Scans Ra1ors Pins Needles
Accordeons and varsity of fancy art
Gus, 10 mention. WOOLSCY & NELSON.
uoyI Auction.ers
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BRIG STORE.

FIR. J. PENNINGTON having pureass"d IN. stock nj
81 Msiciaes oPened for sale bv Cra~fori Bell lev
n"nths since desires 70 call the attention OF the public
particularly fPhyeians and nerehaa 10 this city
st,ny receiving additions from the Eastern critics and
which will sol he afforded by
ether establishment the West. No 3 Washington Bloch
Buildings sep~-u
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Embezzlsment.

5-. BosToN, March IL.
George Vas, confidential clerk of Chas
Lane &c Co., produce dealers, has absconded
having einbezzled $4,000 OF the funds Of his
employers.
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W iich he maintained that the Chinese out.
RACES and infractions of treaty. do not justify
the hostile operations that have taken place
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Sale of the Brick Church Property.

stsa4rs1 g New York, March IL.
Cd The Brick Church property recently Offer
ell to the government for the Post office, sold
te-day FOR $4,000, the owners reservinS the
corner lot.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NE'v YoaK, March i2-Cotton ma rk ct qnie' md firm
sales OF SEQ bales Flour unsettled sales $500 bUs
al so 1905 81 tor stae. 81 6 &c 90 for SOuihern Wheat
nnsetiied, white declined Sc. sales OF COCO bushels
Corn unsettled, mixed is &c lower.
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BY TELEGRAPH
eEpoRrED ExpREssLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Arrival Of the North American.

PORTLAND, Me-, March II.
The steamer North American from Liver
pool arrived this morning. Her dates are to
the 18th ult the same as received at New
York 10y the Kangaroo. -
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NEW ORLEANS MARKEr.

NKw ORLEANS. March I2.-Cotton market excited
with sales 900 bales; Pork buoyant at 923; Corn
buoyabt; Lard firm, FreiGh.s inactive; Exchange OIL
London arm Ut (.
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NOTICE TO f:UiiDERS.

SEALED proposals. for building of brick School Horso
- the public in the of Carlisle. in Su
County Ind viii be iseiby the his
residence in said town. uRrl the th day OF March. 1877
eeelock. ecury for the faithful perfo the
traet Is absolutely required Pans specifications ill
be sxhi = ted by tie undersigned.
b. order of the Soard Trustees Of the Town OF Carlisle
ie.S 2vdkx mo. MARTIN. Clerk
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HO! FOR THE WEST,

rENHE "Kentueky and Indiana Kansas and Nebraska
r. Erixrant Company organized the purpos.
and aacs in the Territories of Kansas sad
Nebraska has its ready to enter the hed in lev
shares $40 he paid isuing
share. a. the list OF NaJ As ste November aud
tie balance the of the Company require
shareh 6er he tsiresit only pay the first tLres
which will ene him TO atc~n lot. and share
the Se sale of lots and those
bounds of the Comrsny's operations before
either both of the last boTe itan due
o required TO pay the sane
address the Secretary Hswsville
80 by mail the Secretary
shall have certificate OF stock by retnra nail.
The lnreetors of the Company ae:-iteo W. Williams
Esq. ID. l.. Adair. Esq. DIR. W w. Slaughter. Cas.
Mason Esq and X. Y. Bush. Il. Y. BUSH.
fe2 Ind,w Seeretarv.
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AUCTION SALES.

~''s'S
aUC1iONEEns, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and R cal Esla tc Broker fs-lt.s
REAyING leased for OF years and fitted ur the
Old House of Main and Third streets
no for sale auction private
aie all kinds )ds an merchandise househoIc
furniture. horses. bugsies. etc.. etc.
Cash sdvau ade o len required.
Rexnlar sales Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
at so'cloek A. N Also Tuesday. "Wednesday
and Fridaynights. at early gas ght.
SALES OF REAL. ESTATE.
The FIRST Monday of every month. at 10 o'clock A. II.
Having provided ourselves with large Map otthe Cit! OF
Evansville al. the Ensrgements and be-
fevng IL win be the of all concerned. have
the first Monday OF Every month for the sale Of
Real Estate auction Aithose wishing sell reques-
ted hand in their lists in time give the public due notice
The OF those Having Houses and Lots Lands
SALE either public rrivstc sale respectfully cc
ted. iyi5 wOOLSEY NELSON. Auct's.