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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-23
EUROPEAN NEWS ITEMS.

SPAIN AND MrxIco--Thc Intelligence from spain
is that the Spanish Minister OF Marine hod oo'n '"
Cadiz to supcrnend the dispatch OF troops anu sh'
to Cuba to act against Mexico and II appears ion'
the language of all the ministerial journals that the
Government had resolved TO delay no longer III cNac
ting rcpa,aon from that republic
RussI,-Thc lnvalide l,usse announces that Is IN
contemplation to unite Europe with America ~ t"
Telegraph across the Russian possessions
CHEAT BRlrAlS.--Thcre was some expectation o'
the reduction Of the rate Of interest by the Bank o'
England owing to the accumulation of bullion.
The English papers publish an official synopsis OF
the treaty with China. It contains iiity,sN articles
separate article provides that two millions of acI7
shall be paid on account Of the British losses ut Can
ton. and two millions oi ncls account of til" cN-
prnscs Of the war The British forces ne not t" hr
withdrawn from Canton until these Sums are paid IN
full The main features Of the bill were already
known.
The controversy between Professor Whitehonsn and
the ptSrctors of the Atlantic TELEGRAPH continues IN
the newspapers. The shares Of the Company were
quoted at c3ljC c335.
Fu,Ncr The rnmor gained ground that mntr-
monial alliance was thc tapis between Prince Na-
polcon and the Princes. Clotlir Oldest daughter u
the King Of Sardinia The rnmor was strengthened
~ n report that tie Prince il 10 visit tile Court ot
Turin in October.
| Prince Napoleon hull gone q Warsaw T. invite M.
! Emperor Alexander TO visit Paris
me Duke Of Naakotl Il r. hn married on thr return
4 Of The Emperor from Chalonl.
lInyrc Dnnkirk. Calais. Dirrpn. ahd l'aaIusr. M.
10 i" pnt in state or defence.
A pnrt or refuge il 10 ~ constructed between f'rs
ala chcrhourg.
4 II VA stated that hr Russian Navigation compr
py viii hn authorized to establish station IN Nc"
ria and TO haycn depot o' coa there. Thn company
Il not bound 10 coulnc its operation u lI" E1rl
Srn
\. The French >maysqdorwas u loayo China on III.
{ 81 instant with The ratified Franch treaty
rmssr>. The King n Prussia i not N aidleln
hut gives his brother the regency. which u" Prime
\ Of Prussia accepts. Thr King can ASSUME NJ, ill
powers If he recover. his physical aud mental h,ait
! Thcroroncy rnoanwhilcis to Ne uninterrupted
lruY. Letters in regard TO tho la'r conspiracy o
NarIc. NY that i assumed very Formidable propot
iious, including many high persons IN It. ard hayin
. extensive foreign ramidntoH. # wa- d'.onyor
by Tho finding Of some papers about tie rusna Of
I man Who Lad been accidentally drowuol,
, Prrsn conspirary in Persia against the Prinr
d Niui-orhad failed and III" leaders were hahcaaad.
4 TrnKry.- im"rira i- sid t, hrYn mludrd PCT
mission ior lnitrd 1ttc. lrimtn IN thn M0drtor-
y ncan Carrying morr guns Than h"couvmi"n a'lov
X to pas. the slntsl to - mp To Can.antiHar's nu
4 Russia, under prateace thar an exception has b,.
mndrfn favor Of the Austrian tf'gltn which convey.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-23

~ John Patterson, an Albany printer IL said tc
be the best mathematician in the world.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-23
A VOICE FOR DOUGLAS.

The Hon. Arch Dixon of Kentucky. has written
letter. in which he expresses warm sympathy with
Douglas approves of his course in TIE present can
voss. and condemns in emphatic language, the spirit
Of unreentng nnimosity which is displayed towards
him. He thus speaks
'The motives that have lod TO 50 wrong ard mis-
chicvous course are not at all difficult o a'l "clioi
lie Douglasl is recognized asnrant 10 III" Fee
sidcntal station and It l. hoped that II ho can he rn
down in Illinois there will u" an end Of his claims 10
the Presidential dignity His whole sin. letting NJ
own dversarcs TO hn judges. ~ that he has remained
steadrast in the support Of his own long cherished
principles while Others pledged IN every way 70 their
maintenance. have mcanly shrunk from their support
II is presently to le whether the American pno
Pile VIII permit such course Of hoarilesS arociy 10
succeed whether they will allow talents and moral
worth and high accomplishments and statesm"nIlkr
wisdom. and ruc moral courage. and illusrious de-
servings every wav to be crushed by imheclilY nnd
INSCRIPTIONS ambition. and corruption clad ~ Official
robes. and factions organized for great public mis-
chief and political trickery backed and sustained ny
the nccnrsrd spos Of Office
Mr. Dixon then shows the joint relation in which
Mr. Douglas and himself stood toward the Kansas
and Nebraska bill as it passed. He thus concludes
Permit m: 10 snv that tho Southern people cannot
enter into mn unhoy alliance for the desiruot on OF
Tndgn Douglas If they true to Themselves. for he
has made more sacrifice to support southern insiu-
tinns than any man now living Southern mon NAV
and doubtless have met the enemies of the South "
the councils Of the nation. and sustained hv t'cir
votes and their speeches. their inaenahle rights I'M
der the constitution Of our common country North
ern men may have voted that thcso rights should mol
he wrcstcd from us: hut II has remained for Jndg'
Douglas alone Northern man as he is to throw him
self into the deadly imminent breach and like ih'
steadrast and everlasting rock Of ocean 10 withstand
the fierce tide Of fanacism. and drive back those an
grv bilows which threatened to engulph his com
try?s happiness"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-23
IL llltltilltN1'-

TINE STATE 81 LOUISIANA. seventh pstric,
ftrisH#u, iAsr rlI3rNAA. Court.
Margaret A. MafVa, wife
No 3l0l.
Il. liaifn mturd husband
IN CASE BEING TAKEN CP after regular as
| s.-uuieHi, upd tie las. and the evidence bel ~
H iAtur of ihc na,ulii il is therefore docreed that
Margaret A. AleGrca #tc b.. separate in property
from h,r Husband, y. B. Sanford that planiiii re-
cover from d,irdalt the negro woman Lena and
her chldru lnry aHi Ben. a. claimed in the with
IN pettIoHa- her paaphcrnl property, and that she
haze possession. control and administration Of The
.nne. II is ilUder deere,d that publication of this
judgment L. made according 30 Law, and that lhe de-
:uIdaat pay All costs
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-23

Tot tai, ...,..t... ......, lj'J
NEW ORLEANS COTTON QUOTATIONS.
Quotations, furnished by tie papers of the I'D, Of
tDN, -ulcs of new cotton:
mfrirr a. Low Niadlirg u a. llS
Ordinary, a. Ndlling ~ a. ia
Guul Ordinary Nv Good Mddlingl2 a. II!
NdllWg Fair a.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-23

10 Another comet has made its appearance just
IS Donati's is disappearing Tutlc's comet is now
visible to the naked eye in the constellation Pegasus
This group is in direct range with line drawn
from the two pointers in the Great Dppero through
the North STAR and is about as far from that body
Arcturus
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-23

THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION ~ South CAROLINA
The Charleston Courier says:
The Congressional returns not interesting, cx-
cept as indications of the comparative Indifference Of
our voters in the absence of active canvass and
opposition.
The returns are not yet full enough to enable us to
decide in which district without opposition, the larg
Get relative has been given.
In the fifth district it is almost certainty that Col
John D. Ashmorc late Comptroller General, and form
erly Chairman of the Committee on Claims while re-
presenting Claremont in the House of Representatives
has been chosen to succeed Mr.. Orr.
TROUBLE IN THE BAPTIST CHURCH. The trial of Rev
j. r. Graves of the Baptist Church. and editor ofthe
Baptist paper at Nashville, commenced there on the
18th inst. He was charged by Rev. DR.. Howell. also
Of the Baptist church in that city, with publishing
slanderous articles concerning him, publishing know
ingy what he knew to be untrue, &C. Mr.. Graves
demanded full investigation, but objected to th,
method in which the examination then attempted wa
carried on The majority insisted in carrying it
and found Mr. Graves guilty of the first charge again
him. Mr.. Graves and his friends are going to foun
new church. The affair creates intense excitemen
n Nashville
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-23

Gt" BY private advces from Paris. says the States
we have reliable inelle eonee from Mr., Morphy to q
later date than that Of the news contained IN the En-
gsh papers by the Canada, The score Of his match
with Mr. IIarrwitz now stands Morphy 3, ilawwitz2 2
Mr. Morphy's friends in Paris and here have Q fears
as to the result of the match.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-23

TIM NICARAGUA TREArY.-Gen. Ca, has informed
Minister Jercs that whateycrmight be done by France
or any other foreign power, government will pro-
tect the transit to the fullest extent and at all hazards.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-23

TmE sNnt0>,in DF4ocnAcY.-ln his recent letter
to the Eonhan dinner. Coy. Adams Of South Carroll.
na thus onumrraes The achievements which the Na.
tional" Democracy have lent their aid to:
The password hereafter Il snoms is 10 bc Nation
Al Dcmocrarv--to which w"are indebted for the Pro-,
eamation-forrc Bill Violation Of the Tariff Com
promSe--prescnt Tariff Application ni Nmpl pro
yiso to Oregon Abolition Of slave Trade IN the Di-
trct OF Columbia Loss o' California p,memhcr.
mrnt Of Texas animal expenditure Of seventy mil
lions Submission or Constitution 70 people Of Kan
sns- the black catalogue in hot ha-tc 10 hr ENLARGED
and enlb shad by the admission Of Kansas with less
than nincty.threc thousand Inhabitants,
Whenever ! get my consent TO apologize for tho
authors of snch wounds upon Southern interests and
southern honor. may my tongue rleave to the root
Of my mouth and my right hand forget her cunning
1,' From lptt,r from Hon. +. " Pickcn. L. :.
Minister At =. Petersburg. the Elgeield 6. CO Al
ycrt.er makes the following extract:
We haze large American merchant houses in this
city, and American ships at Cronstadt are more nu-
mcrous than those Of any other nation except Grcpt
Britain. Thirteen ships arrived this season direct
from Charleston and New Orleans loaded with cotton
without having touched At Liverpool Il, a, as ha'
heretofore been the case. The direct trade must i'm
crease every year Manufactures in cotton are in
Hcrch.ng Intensely about Moscow and one may SEQ
loads Of cotton here every day in the streets passn-
to the railroad for that point.
TuE Guess MATcu At PANIs-The New York cour
.ricr des Etats Unis contains a letter. dated Paris
September %, the latest received, which says:
"Amerca has chcckmacd Europe, in the duel be
tween Mr. Morphy of the United States and Mr.. liarr
WITT Of Berlin. helatter has been Hanqulshcd'
The London Illustrated News, Of September y
says: Mr.. Morphy intends, we understand upon tn
Termination of his short encounter with Mr. llarrwiz
to proceed Immediately TO Breslau, for the pnrpos
ofbreakiuga lance with the celebrated German cham
pon, Anderson.
The above announcement must be premature for
tccgraphic dispatch from Nav York of the 10Th in
stant states that letter had been received in tha
city, dated the 9th ult, from Paris, which says tha
Morphy and IIarwitz had then only played their soy
enh game. The previous game had been dram t
be resumed next day. The Games then stood: MOI
ply, four; IIarrwitz two drawn one.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-23

nfs- We see it stated that the son Of a Kentucky
Congressman has Joined Circus company and made
his debut in the ring as n clown. Of this particular
case we know nothing. but nobody will deny that the
sons of great many members OF Congress might as
sume the motley and act the clown without departing
very widely from tho habits of their progenitors.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-23

GEN. CAss ANDTnE NIcARAGrAN ESvoY,-lhe Wash
ngton Star, of the 18Th inst. has the following:
Secretary Cass was at the State Department a short
time yesterday, notwithstanding his indispostion in
order IL is said to have an interview with DR.. Jerca'
according to an appointment. The latter, however,
is said to have sent apology that he was lame and
unable to be present One Of the conditions on which
Dr. Jeres received by this government is said to
have been his promise that he would return the Cass
Irsarr treaty, ratified by the Constituent Assem-
bly,, without amendment 1t is further said that he
has denied giving this promise to several gentlemen
and we should not be surprised it. at his next inter
view with the Secretary. he is Informed that he will
not be permitted longer to delay compliance with his
promise, if he wishes to continue his relations with
this government.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-23

Judge Of the Seventh judicial District.
February 9Th 1858.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-02
en1nE ron rRArgLLxRs A.D OTHERS
LINES.


RfcuxoSp. fRgDERicKsBuRg AND Po-
rs.,,tR,usoss. goiug North, leaves twice eyerY
aaS fSnnay evenings excepted at Gas o'ctk "A. NJ.
and - ~ ocsck r. w. for the Potomac river where
= steamer i taken for Washington. thence ny Rail-
road 20 Baltimore, &C, -, -, -,
a and y O'Clock T. NJ, For Goflonsyilie where
thas connect with the trains OF the Orange and Alex
sndria Warrington. Baltimore, &c.
RICHMOND AND DkNyILLE-Leaves Richmond at
O'clock A. NJ and connects with the South Side road
At the junction, at ~ O'Clock ~, Sundays excep-
ted An Evening Train leaves the Depot every day.
except sunday at 81 o'cloek anil connects With the
South Side At the Junction, at 2s.
RICHMOND AND PEfyAssuRa--L.aves this city twie e
every day, Sundays exceptedO at 5O'eiock 4. NJ =,
and 3.5s oclk z. VI. An accommodation train leaves
here every Monday. Wednesday and fridy at y
FOR NORFOLK. &c.
The steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt. SAINT Barnes,
leaves her wharf At Rockets every Saturday, Tues
day and Thursday mornings. at 81 o'clock A. d.,
and the GLEN COVE, Capt. John Davis, every Mon
day Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 81 o'clock.
Tor Norfolk and Portsmouth. touching At all the
regular landings on the river
FOR NEW YORK, &C.
The steamship JAMEST0WA, Captain Parrish,
leaves every Tuesday evening, at O'Clock, Tor New
York touching at City Point and Norfolk TO receive
passengers &C, leaving Norfolk next morning, at
FOR PHILAD tLPHIA, &C.,
BY the steamships PENNs ILVANIA, VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One OF these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday. stopping at City
Point and Norfolk to receive reight and passengers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-02
lfcste of q package of 10 whole Tickets.
8 10 half
10 quarter
" 10 eighth
In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFI

In ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATss.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded
5y first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending III
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent
topurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
AS- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office County and State.
as- Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
Sa- All prizes of 81 800 and under paid immediate
" after the drawing Other prizes at the usual TINE
lftbirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN CO.. Augusta. Ca,
- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders nled, ami
ave time, by addressing s. SWAN CO., at either
If those cities.
So list of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount of the prize that each one is
entitled to- will be published after every drawing
h following papers The Augusta ga Consti-
utoualist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
tnteizencer New York Weekly Day Book. sayan
oah Morning News. Richmond Dispatch, New Ycrk
Dispatch and Paulding (Mss.) Clarion. de 80
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GREAT CLOSING OUT OF SEA

GREAT CLOSING OUT W SEA
" sONABI,E DRY GOODS-JANUARI, iS0s.
Nust he sold et any price, for the next thirty DAY 20
make for aTFs qgGk OF n1% Striped and
Ia;d Silks. black silks from 62la cents and upwards
style p&ints cd. worth 70 cents; 9m 90 enta u H.
a f. to be sold at great sacrifice 200 pairs Of
heavy Blue Mackinaw Blankets, at 81 per par worth
ner pair: go ladies' Corsets. at 81 per pair 1905
pair Grey Blankets, az 81 % per par; Iasniona fc
Scarfs and Woollen Comforts; 80 pieces De.eges. at
10 cents per yard 50 peices Brocaded Damasks, Tor
Curtains and Furniture Covers. at 's- worth e 90
together with an endless variety of goods bought
auction for cash all of which will be sold at great
sacrifice from the original cost.
ALFRED MOSES,
Ja4 90 Nan ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-02
WATCHES. CLOCKS, DO.
,.--,>~..-- 49,
THE SIEGE OF DELHI.

e THE SIEGE OF DELHI.
GIae The shot on the bastions OF Delhi was faii'
1k4D ing. . -,
In thunders, preparing the path OF thelfoe,
And loudly the 1egisns of Britain were Gazing
For vengeance, as fercely they swsrmed from De-
low.
Bat why should the heart Of the sepoy be daunted!
and reader his case with your ow a one compare,
The ranpa,ts were massive, and ali that was wanted
Was ifi,tue.iiate recourse to Judcious repairs.
So you that have Watches that's likely to cave in,
Let Deihis example be present t. Vlew,
And time which IL money, and time piece be saving
BY calling the aid of BARTHOLOMEW
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
deS Corner 18th and Main sts, Richmond.
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8. 49, prizes amounting TO 9320.0t0
Whole Tickets sl0; Halves S5: Quarters 20 80

Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS, Quarters 20 80.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers frcpl 10 50,G1, corresponding with
those Numbers OF the Tickets printed separate
slips ofpaper er9 uncrced with small tin tubes and
placed in one WheSi.
The first Al prizes similarly printed and encircled.
are placed in another Wheel
The wheels are then revoved, and number IL
irawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
sd to the audience, and registered by the Commits
sioners, the Prize being placed against the number
irawn. This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn ont.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs-Tbe two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to tho % ApprOXima-
Ion Prizes. For example, II Ticket No. Ii 80 draws
the SO COO Prize those Tickets numbered 24o 29,
IL 25 IL 2j2 will each be entitled to $780, If Ticket
No. $50 draws the S9UD0 Prize, those Tickets NUN
bered 49, 549 55l $50 will each be entitled TO $500
and so on according TO the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $50 will be determined by the
Ia figure ofthe number that draws the $4,000 prize
For example: If the number drawing the Sp0,tU'
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets where til
number ends in l, will be entitled to $40. 1.-THE mum
Der ends with No.2, then all the Tickets, where the
number ends in q will be entitled TO $2G and 80 on
tot
Certificates ofpacksges will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of q package of 10 whole Tickets. ~
lafE
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DROWN AND BLEACHED SHIFTING

ID AND sIEETING We have on hand yet,
large stock Of cur Domestic Goods, WHICH we bongi
at the PANIC CASH SALES in New l3rk' anu Will
sell them now at a slight advance Tor CASH ,.s,
W. do also offer 500 pair of Bel and Servants,
Blankets at less price than they have ever poe '''
IA Al Al. tinds If heavy WOODEN Goods such as Casl-
neres Sattinets, Tweeds, Flanneis Lnseys, Plalds.
&c we are Offering very low prices TO reouce ou'
he"'' OWN j. NJ R0SENBAUM,
"a 100 Broad stree I.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, 40.
n PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
AZ DRUGGISTS,
w DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, DYES,
- WIEn0W GLASS, &C.,

No. Is Pearl street, Richmond.
ARE now receiving and will shortly have IN store.
their Fall Stock Of DRUGS. DYES, CHEMiOALs.
&c the whole comprising large aud general as
sortmeut. well adapted to the wants OF the trade,
in person by OF the house. on the most
advantageous terms and mostly for cash.
We are thankful to our friends and the pulling lol
hope that with the facilities we possess for obtaining
suppjies and the stTictest attention TO the qnaty
of Ain goods sent from u.s. preserve the reputation
which our house enjoys for selling articles Oh tue
very best character .,a
Particular and prompt attention to shipping sh"
'a' PURCELL, LADD Co. Druggists.,
No. 10 Pearl street,,
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DRY GOODS.

EOR A SHORT TIME L0NGER-We
shall continue to Offer great bargains In al styles
Of Winter 9oots such as
! fine aud extra due BED Blankets
white aud Coiored Blankets, for snryauts
Red. Yellow aud White Flannels
Real Welsh aud siik-warp Fiannels
English and French Aerinos
PLAID Merinos aud Mouselnes
vaipncia., DE Beges aud Plaid LustTes
Black Canton Cloth, ramiss and Alpaca
Tlnunce an side-stripe Black SILK Robes
Do do do Colored do do
Rich Colored Silks. sold without regard 70 cost
Rich Crane de Paris and white Silk Flounced
Robes, fir party dresses, bought at great
sacrifice.
The remaining stock OF sbawis and Cloaks, at
great bargan.; AlexaBder's Kid 5loves; a null as.
sortment Of skeleton and other approved styles Oh
Hoop skirts. just received at the Cash store, ~
Main street, of cannon
ia Il
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Ii is also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia
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TEN
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To be had of PURCELL, LAOD 4 co and all
Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and Petersburg.
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The Lawrence block, the largest and most ex ten
sive structure in Dubuque, Iowa. was destroyed by
FIRE on Saturday night week. Loss sllo,0Oo-in-
sIredfor 10000
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REMOVALS, &c.
DEMOVAL.-
IL EXCH ANGIE AND BANKING HOUSE.
C.. w. PURCELL & co.

G. w PURCELL & co.
The subscribers have removed to their new house
at the corner OF Main and Governor streets, where
they will continue the -
EXCHANGE AND BANKING BUSINESS
in all its branches.
Exchanges ON the principal city bought and sold
at the current rates.
Foreign and American Gold wanted, for which We
will pay the highest premium.
Having prompt and responsible correspondents in
all parts of thu Union prepared to make col
lee lions on the most favorable terms.
We will paw particular attention to the sale OF
overy description of Stocks, and will advance on
same when required, on reasonable terms.
de "a G.. w. PURCELL co