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PROFESSOR MARINES LECTURE

In accordance with the wish expressed in the fol-
lowing article from the Richmond Wing" and by
many of our citizens, the Young Mems Christian
Association have induced Prof Marine to repeat his
lecture on "0ratory" II is not often that az oppor.
tuuiy is afforded Of listening to such lecture as may
safely be expected from the learned Professor and we
trust that our citizens will show that they can appre.
cista The highest order of talent. The patronage
heretofore bestowed upon the lecturers before the
Christian Association, has been most gratifying and
while just appreciation Of the highest class Of en-
tsrtainments is manifested by our citizens, they may
rest assured that the Lecture Committee will endea
yor 10 secure the ablest lecturers in the country.
PROFESSOR MARINES LEcTURE.-We had the
Measure of hearing Prof. Nairnes Lecture at Metro.
polits Hall on Tuesday night. His subject WAS "El
ements of Oratory-illustrated by Chambers" We
have no language in which to express our high ap.
probation OF the signal ability, power, impressive
ness and eoquenCe OF the learned gentlemans effort.
In originality aud richness of thought, in force and
beauty of diction in felicity of freshness and copous
mass of illustration in cleaness, vigor and condenss
tion of argument We have rarely heard any dis.
course to equal it. In word as an intellectual
performance, it WAS cf the very fret waer-of in.
i.nse and absorbing interest and magnificent through
out Since Mr. Everett's great Grafton on Washing.
,on the people Of Richmond have had no opportunity
of ENJOYING 40 rich and splendid entertainment.
In conclusion we express the hope that the Young
! Mems Christian Association will endeavor 10 induce
| Prof Marine TO repeat his lecture.
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IRON DIRECT FROM THE ORE.
Covt'2oHdeHce q N. EN9NIdtTI
NEwYnRR Dac % Is

New YORK.. Dec. 25, 1857.
have been shown an interesting pamphlet, just
issued in New York by the Danascus Steel and Iron
Company Of Richmond county, Staten Island, New
York. Speaking of the invention Of Mr.. Sslter,
which The company is using, the author says:
This PROCESS enables tho parties to manufacture,
from particular ores, iron even uniform 10 its qua
lity at limited expense and in every way calculated
to make cast steel Of the highest quality. Thi. has
been thoroughly and satisfactorily tested and proved,
that iron made by this process is superior to any OF
the most fsvorte brands OF iron on sale in this
ks,. The saving in expense by adopting iron made
by this process is over gu per tom"
The capital of the Damascus Company ID Sl5O,OOO.
under the auspices of some of the heaviest manutac'
turers and capitalists in the country. Y.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT DETROIT. p

The proceedings of the great ratification meeting at
Detroit to which refer the reader 10 aloher coll
umn, were sent W by friend who wr.es as follows
Enclosed send you the proceedings of an inmens.
mocrstic meeting hsd here to respond TO the Pre-.
ii Ients message. The meeting was called by ne ary
one thousand OF our frm.st and most reliable Demo
crate. The Democracy of Detroit send
greeting to their brethren Of the whole Union that they
sustain and fully endorse the Administration Of jams
buchanan - EVnshI10n Union
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ter be liberated or set free by will or otherwise. The
public good, individual security, and safety demsnd
that we should adopt this course; and, indeed, the
very existence Of slavery itself in Common
wealth depends uponit. Already the pout of black
and damnabs abolitionism is seen working in our
midst and without.a moments warning serviIe in
surrsction may b. upon Us. Ii is time then, to do
something for the sake Of self preservation. In peace
prepare for war, should ever be remembered bya
prudent people. AccohAC.
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ARRyEp.-The remains Of Reuben Hopkins, E.q /,
arrived in Danvile, Va, his native place, Tuesday
evening last, from Dubuque, Iowa, and were for the
night depn.ted in the Methodist Church.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29

ARREsr.-A man named Marshall is under arrest
at Moundsville upon suspicion Of completely in the
murder Of old man Moore on Fish Creek, few weeks
since.
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No SUNDAY TRAISs.-Atter the lst proIimo, the
Sunday train on the Orange aud Alexandria Rail.
road will BIZ discontinued. The train on the Central
Road will aso cease to run on the Sabbath.
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SERIOUS DAM.GE.-The ksnawha Republican
learns that the injury done to tn. Coal River Improve
n-nt by the late frsshe will amount to about, $50 0O0
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SCHOOLER's GEOMETRY,
EROM Professor w. ~ GILLEsPIE, Union College
n Schenectady NY

NROM Professor W. u. GILLEsPIE Union College
r. Schenectady, NY
Dear sir-Your Descriptive Geometry" has at last
reached me-
1t snrpasscs expectations in every respect in its
arced view Of the suhjcct-in compactness Of expeess
and in mechanical execution. most credtsbe to Rich
mond. 1t is of course by far the complete 1t,
topic Of English work, and know single French
work well adapted to students.
Elements Of Descriptive Geonetry-thc Point and
Straight Line and the Plane-By Samuel Schooer, M.
Instructor in Mathematics at Hanover Academy Va 4,o,
half roam; 81. Mailed, postpaid, to all who remit the
price.
The paper type and plates in the finest style oil h
arts, and the book altogether has been pronounced
if not superior to any English French or American
on the subject. ; .
One extra copy flor their usc) will be gwen 70
Teachers VIII order six more copies.
j. W. RANDOLPH,
bookseller snd Publisher
Dec 90 lol Main street. Richmond. Va.
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SAILED FOR EUkoPE.-Thos. Worrall, of Washing
ton, ID. c., and Mira. Percsval and two children. o.
Richmond, Va sailed from New York on Wednesday
in the Europa for Liverpool.
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TRAVELS on THE SoUTH-SIDE.-Ws were at the
Depot lat night, says the Lynchburg Courier, when
s-s how large number of travellers took passage
One car vas 80 densely crowded. that another had to
be attached This, at the starting point and when
there ara two trains day, 10 rather remarkable The
South. Side is doing prosperous business.
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SALE or REAL ESTATE ~ THE COUNTY

OF GLOUCESTER
RY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF GiSu
for .slo N mo h;che., bddcr Gloucester Courthouse
on the ars, Monday in March l's tina. being court day
the the .;s s VIM yn,p died
IssJua f-oIn VIZ 10 King Queen .bou, two and hall
mile. from D cappshoo.c Wharf York River and four
miles from the Courthouse There ute several parce!s
which will be sold together or separately, may suit the
wi,hes of persons wishing 70 purchase On one lot 10
rood store House. Warehouse; Dwelling. and al neccssa
~ Out Houses On another lot 10 situated the larger
Dwelling built few Year, back expressly for femsle
Boarding school, with all necessary Out Houses. To one
wishing TO engage In sueh pursuit or uIeIchsndzing
,hi. property Offers every inducemen.
There some two hundred acres of land in all.
Terms lberi and made known on day OF sale.
Dec 29-wtw John T. sEAWELL, Comr.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

FATAL ArrRAY.-A young German, named Thomas
yoester resident of Wheeling. kiad in Nor.
shall county, s.t week, by farmer, whose name is
NOT given. A fight, originating in trivial matter
took place between them, and Wooster received a
fatal blow on the head from club.
Since the above was in type, we have received the
Wheeling Times, which states that two men. named
Treehouse and Nulty, have been arrested and taken
to Moundsve, for trial. The name Of the murdered
man was P6ester, not Wooster.
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ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GoSE.-
Daniel Hicks, sodier Of the Revolution died at hi,
residence near Boydton in Mecklenburg county on
the 18th day of the present month. in the goth year
OF his age.
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Posr OFFICE IrES.-virginia route No. 5,2s3.
Lovely Mount TO Laurel Creek, s discontinued and
the contract annullsd, being deemed useless expen-
diture.
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FouyD DEAD "A named T. Smith, by trade tailor,
has been found dead in the road between Danville,
Va, and Yanceyvis, North Carolina.
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BARN BrRsED.-A barn, the property of Thomas
Holmes. Of Brooke county, Va, was consumed by
fire on Friday night last, together with its valuable
Notwithstanding his entire crop of grain, hay
&c
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THE ELOQUENT ADVOCATE OF THE Mt. VERNON
AssocIATIoS.-An exchange says, Col A. II. Fl
Dawson's compliment TO the ladies was none but a
true lover and admrer of the sex could enunciae.-
Col. Dawson is indeed q polished writer and an
eloquent orator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29

CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF CATTLE-Are worth a. 10 81 by the scales. Sup.
ply moderate.
MUTTON-Are worth - to - :Oper head. Extra quL.
~ would demand little more.
>HOGS-29
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that he uniformly did in his domestic circle. No finer
passage occurs 10 his personal history than hs habit
ual treatment Of Jefferson, aud it serves TO chow how
this lion generally rampant, could be the lamb, il he
was considerably dealt with, and some little gains of
allowance made for his fobles. Adams Tree; JEFF
! ferson like younger brother-the next younger and
| near his age. Jefferson, much from real feel.
| ing from tact, took the younger brothers place,
| He always asked Mr.. Adams opinion frst always
urged him take the post Of honor He felt that this
due to Mr.. Adams's seniority In years and public
services. This unusual modesiy melted the stormy
| New England chief
without the introduction OF another figure. Mrs Jno.
Adams was tif We may be excused trite and, ord-
, nariy, Silly exaggerated designstion) magnif.
ornt woman. OF her pecuares of character we
may hereafter find occasion to speak. Suffice il now
To say, that she was an admirable specimen of New
1 England intelligence and trmness-as unbending to
the semblance to the reality of departure, to a
hairs breadth. from any of those rigid observances
which hat always been practised in New England
society, and which would have soicited the grim sp
probation of John Calvin and John Knox Mrs.
Adams was little pleased with the society Of France
Her letters to her correspondents at home give some
pquant sketches and must be confessed that abe
cesds in making good deal that she sufficiently
ridiculous. Her picture of the table at Frank
Inns Of Madame Hsve,ius, Of the little dog. etc. will
always bs laughed at by the best friends OF the ridi
culsd philosopher" One man, however, Mrs.
| Adams found in France to respect aud admire. She
wrote home TO her sister that he the chosen Of
the earth" She sincerely lamsntsd that Mr.. Adams
departure for England would separate them from hi.
society. She kept up no sentimental correspondence
with him. after that departure because that was not
the way that Abigail Adams" had been brought up
| 10 feel or act-that was not according to the New
England standard; but che did, from time TO time,
address him friendly letters, and she honored bin
with the execution of her little orders shopkeeper
in Paris as il be bad been a member of her family.
That man WAS Jefferson, and be thoroughly recipro.
Gated her respect and admiration.
The book is gotten up in beautiful typographical
STYLE aud the first volume 10 handsomely illustrated
by portal, Of Jefsrson after Stuart, 8 view Of
Monticello, aud admirable fac SMILES OIL. A Page
OF Pocket Account Book; .. Table of Vegetable
4 Market in Washington; g. Original Draft of Decla.
ration Of Independence 4. Accounts kept while Mr..
Jeiersons right wrist was broken; S. Letter to his
daughter Patsy Volumes and will be published
probably in January or February.
| Hi, grandson, Col Thomas J. Randolph informs ~
thai cards were never played In his house.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17
FEM ALE PHYSICIAN.
MRS. FOX

UAs the honorto inform the ladies of Clinton, anC
IL It's enyrons that she has located herself in tow
for season, andls prepared to give advice and n,
sisance to such OF her sex as may require her SCI
vices.
Mrs Fox has, for many years, been making tho
diseases incidental to females her constant study
and this, together with long practical experience
causes her to think that she cannot fail in giving
the utmost satisfaction to such ladies rs may place
themselves under her charge either as a Physician
or Obsetriean her method Of treatment being the
same as that OF the celebrated Mad Boiyin, and Dr.
Colombat of Paris; SirJames Clark, and Dr. Bonnet
OF London; also, Dr. Cartwright, and other physi-
cians OF note both in Europe, and the United States
MIS-, Fox can consult with ladies, either at Mrs.
fatrIcks, or visit them at home they may prefer.
june 6, 1857. GINS
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17
I'LL. PLANTATION.
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

WIlI4 De SOLD at public sale. nj The door OF ihc
w Court House. in the town Of Clinton on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1857.
the plantation, two miles west of the town Of Clinton
the late residence Of Mrs. .Romk, containing 80
acres OF land, 200 Of which are cleared with all The
improvements thereon, consisting Of good dwelling
out buildings &c.
/. Said land is bounded on the north, by lands Of
Ihos. ". Chapman east, by Mrs Gore south. by
the Bass tract; and west by G, W. lIuuduy.
TERMS or SALE.
On one and two years credit purchasers to give
their notes with approved personal security and mort,
gage on the property hearing eight per cent interest
from date until paid. sent 2G, 1857.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17
NOI,ICE.

A ~. PERSONS INDEBTED u The Hrm or Murs
~ ~ CtEyELAAD and Minis, CLEVELAND Il Co.. are
hereby notified not 70 ply, or IN any other manner
'iqWda'e Sud Indebtedness With Gilbert s. Hawkins.
vs. me administrator Of u. g. MILLS as he is not IT,
gully authorized 10 receive the same. and guch ANU
menis VIII not be recognized by me- as the suryviig
partner to said concern.
sept ~, 1857 a. y. CLEVELAND
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17

A rLAhTATlON IN Point Coupee situated immc-
~ duirly on Bayou GrU.-tctp. ruutaiuiny onp huu-
dred and siyly-Ive aer"s of Land ity of which are
nlder cultivation. Thn place TINS nll the improve
mcns necessary ipr tie convenience and comfort NJ
family Steamboats, can laInl conveniently in front
q thc place. The land is heavily timbcrod With fuc
Cypress trees, The locotionis hcathy pleasant, and
in every way desirable
For particulars apply ID Mr. Bridget R.lcv. On
the promises. or to e Bockel nj his 5a llcy E.tab.
DIIslmehi IN bayou sara, june ~ TRY
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17

LEGAL NOTICES.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

IL NlNG been appointed Administrator of the r.
'.' ~ Mathlas =. NILS, deceased. all persons
having claims are requested TO present thcn. dulv
authenticated and all those indebted. will be rcuui
red to settle and pay up without delay Either nav
ne done to inc at my Office. No. Is Canal street. New
orleans or to j. Hnrdrsty, E.T. Clinton. In.
'llhton. June ~, 1897. G.. :. HAWKES.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17
PARTNER NNANTEn

A PLANTER, RESIDING on BLACK CREEK
- nrM Midway Station, on the Clinton n Pou llul
son kail Read Is desiruns Of having partner for the
n"M year. Any one having from FIVE to FIFTEEN
hands. and willing 10 take mn control u The pluna.
ton viii iind t. bis advantage aad interest TO call
pon M Edlior q lle American Patriot, at Clinton.
for further Information.
lIc plantation i thought to be. ono Of the most
FERTILE and pr9dnctife. Ii9g guarmsc u many miles
adjacent, and is within ten nil Of the Mississippi
HNtr. mug ~. 1861
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17
LEGAL SALES.
! TIE STATE or l.Ol IStANA.l -.,.
PAnsu or East FELctNA. IN "'.'fet court
Love Il smith,
Snlnl1nl IL hnLln1

Samuel H. BnUcr
n NlliTl EuF \ WRIT Of fl. fl. 10 me directed
ID by thn Honorable Court aforesaid In tbn ole.r
entitled suit. hTe seized aud viii Offer III Sheriff
sale at the door Of the Court House, IN the town OF
Clinton, ON
The first Saturday Of November. A. D.. 1851.
AT o'clock :. VI. all The right-tilc Interest and
clam 9l The defendant. samuel II. Butler III and TO
the following described property to-ait:
One certain town lot situated in the town Of
Clinton, together with all the improvements
thereon known on the GgurOtiyc plan Of said
town as lot number ten (l0), in square mum.
her two (2), situated on the North side Of
the Public Square, formerly owned by Mark
Boutner
TERMS OF SALE
tash with the benefit Of apprascmnnt.
october y, 1871. B. NJ. g. BROWN. shcra.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17
NOTICE.

Nv II.
II virtue Of 2 resolution Of the Board Gf Trustees
- - " me Sti'iman Female Collegiate institute In
Clinton Louisiana, hereby give notice 10 thc slocL
holders thereof who have NOT paid up thr fun sul-
sefpion for stock that five dollars per share Is rc
pnrslcd g be paid 70 the Treasurer or 8aid Board
within SIXTY days from this notice and live dollars L
snare every thirty duys thereafter until the whole
amount Il paid in.
GlTHELL HAYNES. Secretary.
Clinton La. July f. 1857
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17
AGl1N rs.

The following named persons arc our authorized
agents to collect monies due TO- ana receive Grip.
tiuu- to. the " DEMOCRAT"
ARrlll.R AIckENNA. Jackson. Ta.
u. CHICK. Port Hudson
1liOS. L. McGllEE II duly authorized to collect
cacounts due this Office.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17
ELECTION NOTICE.

~.
| n COMPLIANCE WITH a PRUGLAMATTON
1 temc directed from Ills EHcapIey. Ea.r, e
bichlillr, Governor Of the state of Louisiana al
Election viii Dc holden in and for Che Parish of as
frl'ciaHa,
ON THE FIRST MONDAY, ttg "a day Of Noycu,'d
next l851.
At the several Precinct established by law FOR hold
ing Elections. and 10 be presided over ly The Gomm4
sioela hereinafter naned for the purpose Of elecling
H. ono Representative from The Third Gangres siona
District. composed Of the Parishes Of Avoycllcs Gaia
honln Madison. InIl.as. Cuaeorlia St Tunmany, 81
Helena Livingston. Washington East Felciana, Wesl
felieain 'nH Gotpee, Easi Baton Rouge. West Bl-
ion Iinagr and lbeWie. to serge or no vcafs in Tie
tHId}:l.'tb Congress Of the Emitted Sales
Z. One senator from ,hc Senatorial District COM
resed Of The Parish Of East eliaiaa t. .erye lor he
term Of four years in the General Assembly of this
State
,. Two Representative rom tle pHi4h of East
IelIcmna, % serve for the t,m ol Two year. in the
General Assembly or ,ls state.
!. One State Treasurer one auditor uf Public Ne
counts and enc Superintendent ur Rnblic Erlncatian
Hagh ut whom s!mi hold their Office for the term Of
t~o Year, and until their successors are daily in
stalled.
s. One Rrcorlcr for hc Parish Of East Felicona.
for the term Of four years.
o. Ono Shari1' and one Coroner for thu Parish Of
iAtl fellcl0na. for the term oi Two years.
:. One Assessor Of Ias" for thc Parish Of East Fe-
llelara. for the term o two Year.
:. One Justice ~ tho Peace aud ono Constable for
each Of the Police Jury Wards Of lhis Parish With
the exception Of the 3r and 9TH Ward IN which The
towns Of dickson and Clinton are situated. Nlcrp tlo
justices Of the Peace ure TO be elected aud one Con-
stable for each Justice Of the Pence.
ile Polls viii be opened at O'Clock. \. NJ. ana
closed al !, 7. W.
in pursuance of t'c above procama,ion tie Com
m3soners of Elections for the several Election Pre-
chetS established by law in The Parish Of El. frci-
ana, are hereby notified 10 assemble III their said Pre-
tI -
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17
NO. 25.
From the state Rights Democrat.
THE TRl Il ISSUE STATED.

A = U01T purity sAiIh- The main issue and Introduces
eol't'rW Questions II is proof positive that he knows
tttHf"tt y Y ~ thc wrong
Ap!'3"'2 'He pf'ml.esio the WalkerKansas dispute,
Ie ie ss1 what has been the course Of the opponents
and .upprrt rps Of H.. Tpr.it,,;,i o.,,.,r,.
qr.r,i ,.,t,.,,,,, t',i,
i IT, " ~. ." ''''s "'S """@ 0ct"t
"5" d" &'"HJ/ u fiHhl, he has been unjustly CON
demuod. II wrong. he ought to be censprcd by tle
uaapln r.rudintcd by tbc Democracy. and rcmovo,
~ "''' 'o'"''' 'u
.. Y, ,'".'''
hdef tiils general proposition. II IL admitted on
both sides:
T. That The Kar-a4 Nebraska ort i. tho standard il,
which 70 measure Walker conduct.
=. lmt !Ae " true intent and meaning" Of the Kan
IL !, VII MI oyu ~ i,seil) : 70 fe'tf ne
He, lr l II W. W a,. XII go'"' .,to,, "s XXI j.
Ne Constitution qf Nc Lajtoi Sto1s."
y. mat we way selected by the people Of Kan
cIac,io III r5ot". ti " u"",c no ., sln,,Gns was Tue
t5ry vi c admission II Kansas into NJ inian y.
STATE,
hal NJ, delegates ~ elected. when met in Con-
c"n., I'm .,hn, y a., uiupGmafeu 70 ioiil
what citizens -hall voc fo or AGAINST ratilying ia
tender i directly e. Congress. without popular ratif-
''.o" " u',s ih'y 'h'nN pc''.
80 ','oon' 'i"' u'e az u ease 70 quote M
P''i"7'' :" y ehtr.'s uhoNpued as III 'h!S'
- 'o'' 'V'''u N''ic 'n"' 'hefe - no dlsaSrcc-
s''' "'''','. "'O'' 'N' gao" oie Sluo ai'rihS ana
'ig 'o,sr ",,'n'''
M + l' Nalh'r IN lis ln"usoll Address, argued
nature made II n uon.sInveholding State "''' ''''
2 That Walker, ii his Topeka speech. threatened
hat j iI'e Constitutional Convention did not act pre-
y ~ "g'a'o , I M aa Mf baeanSn would JON
Convention would and OUGHT to lie rejected bv Con.
.ts,3.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17
NOTICE.

hlSG my temporary absence from the state
~ DC. ilardec at Clinton. and nv san. .Iohn Eist
Jr. ut Port Hudson, will act as my agents, and
hereby give them full power to represent me in ali
matters during my said absence.
april ~ 1857. JOIlN RIsT
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17

l-;" The nomination Of Mr. igur has giyens.renglr
and potency 10 The STATE Democratic icket by deter
mining many hundreds IN this Congressional District
to visit lle polk and vote in November who other
wise had resolved orcmain away bltshtiug and
diseonMsing had become Che effect, or persistent in
tgne and impoeti,naa pmctccd byo few .ocl,ob-
b'ng' s"ll-attcang nnscuinnous politicians upon the
right the interests, and tic integrity ol Jllo party
Win SiSm for our atoulAri,be in tle Conelo--
sional canvass having Witnessed hc enthusiasm which
his nomination has pliccd in the lower lars shc,-wc
are confident the unity Of onr ticket Mill best be main
tanned ard the success Of it in al lis entirety, be tho
more readily and triumpLantly achieved -LaAe Prori
acace H,u7R.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17

Jz''" The Struggle against Davidson, By Mr. stgm
and hi. Democratic friends is struggle of freedom
and the right 10 manage thor political affairs in
opposition 70 lhe msunnran Interference Of John S
Doll and Lle Cn.onhonln ancias.