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The daily Butte record., 1858-08-13
ELECTION
PROCLAMATION s.!
State of California, J
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. {
NOTICE is HEREBY CIV
N en-, that a General Elect

l. Y - u
ion is to be held on Wednesday, the
first day of September next, through
out the State, at which tie following
Officers are to be elected:
One Justice Of the Supreme Court.
for unexpircd term, a Controller Of
State, and District Judges for the
following Judicial Districts:
First, Second, Third, Fourth.
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth.
Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth.
Also, Senators are to be elected as
i&ows:
FOURTH DISTRICT,
Composed of the counties of Alameda and
Santa Clara, one Senator.
FIFTH DI STRICT,
Composed Of the counties Of San Francis.
co and San Mnteo, two Senators.
sixth DISTRICT,
Composed of the counties Of Mariposa.
Merced, Tulnre, Fresno and Buena Vista,
one Senator
SEVENTH DISTRICT,
COmposed of the counties Stanislaus and
fuOlumne, one Senator.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Composed IF the counties Of San 10 quin
Md Contra Costa, one Senator.
NINlH DISTRICT,
Composed OF the county of Sacramento,
one Senator.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties of Marin. sono,
ma aud Mendocno, one Sc ator.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed If the counties Of Butte and
Pumas, one Senator.
FlF EENrH DISTRICT.
Composed Of the counties Of Sutter and
Tuba, one Senator and one from Yuha.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the c,unty Of Nevada. one
Senator
4 SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT,
i Composed of the uuty OF PAGER, one
Snator
III EIGHT EENTII DISTRICT
Imposed Of the county OF i. DJrAdo, two
Rfnaors.
q NINETEENTH DISTRICT,
Com osed If the counties ct Amndor ANA
Ala,eIas, one Senator.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT,
cOmpo2ed ofthe county Of Sierra, ne Sen
Eet
pho the following Members of As
sembly.
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klNSIlEM 10 HESllLp.

u e Tow, E h. Etasoo. lusrcc or,
md J. d. roIlrd aul c. &. ii Ih1nr i, JAd
BRorNERroS Sr,RE--J. r Brothcrton,
Inspector, aud A.C Lorgm u. Judges
DIAWpNrvr LE.--Grotge Fatbcl lnspoc-
TOR, and Benz IIarGaun and T. Bea'Iy,
Jrdg,s.
FoRKS OF BurrE cart Bracy, In~pcc
tor, W. E,ans and W Hall. Judges
HE'LL Town. w. Neshitt. Ins ector. aud
Capt Johuson and j. Nichall, Judges
kIMcKLt's KANcH--George " Wi'mo:,
It.pector. md 4. +. Kimk,e. Judges.
LovrLocK's SToRE--J, II. Patty. In
Spector, ~ d ...... Judges.
INsKip John Munson, Inspector, and
George Waters md " Juliun, Judges.
MINERAL SLIDG.-"F. A Stryker, In.
spcctor, and Thomas, judges
OREGON TOWNSHIP
SrANiItrow> 49, Esq Cldy Inspectors.
and - Myers. jug les.
YArHrs Ii1LL. --Geo Goss Inspector
J. Billings W Doruellson, Judge
NtLsoN B\H.--S c. Curtiss, Inspe tor
- Cooper, --- Judge.
Ncnrowv j. Barrow Inspector
anl j Simmons, --- Judges
CHttoEsE Flat 5 Glass Inspector
and + McDnunjels, John Mason Judges
MrsslLLA v4LLtY.-M. Pence Inspector
an J. c. Has'y, 7. Channel, Judges
OaEGoN CRY r. F Derrick lnspector
and c. Simmons, ". Hendricks, Ju lgcs.
L,Np.AY BAa--R. LiDdsny, Inspector
AID Judges.
LITTLE KrM.nrw.-M Wells, Inspector
Ike Batcinan. j. Hunter, judges,
BALsAM lIILL,--w. Ramsey, lnsl ector, ant
- Church, - II rris, Judges.
Co>cow vALLsY.-J Stewart, Inepcc
tor, and Dr.. Thompson, &. q. Marquis
Judges.
BIG Bar - Kitclen, Inspector, auc
" TOwic, ---- Judges
CHAPPAREL HUI 49, Smith, lasi ector
o.D ----- ----- Judgeg
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ENTERPRIss-Robert Taylor, Inspector
and -- Jenney ard F. Wilcox, Judges.
STEvENsoN's SToRE.--A. Stephenson, In
spector, and ". Brown. and J. Finburn.
Judges.
Moore TowS--Jobn Freeland, Inspector
and John Moore and F. Arthur, Judges.
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EIhEKA TDMNSNIP-

NEW PuLADLLrnM w Peldue, Ipspec-
tor. aud " n. Allen, F Peters, Judges
MoRRIs RAvINE j. Britteubauer. In.
snector, and - Thomas, J. Clymper. Judges
Sparks HousE.-E NJ. Sparks, Inspec-
,or and Judges
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.ss attention of the Boards f County Su.
o's is d rected te the second Sectlon
%t entitled AN act TO amend an Act
Easalste Elections. passed March 23d,
pas d April 9Th 1865. See Stat
~ 1856, page 100.
~. aaess my hand aud the Great Seal OF
uM Office in Sacramento, Calilorui :,
4 s~''ue'h day OF July, in The year OF our
M, Ole thousand eight hundi Ell and fifty
a., JOHN B. WELLER
'"'-FERRIs FnRMAN, Sec. of state
sV'der # the Boarl of SUPERVISOR.
Attest. true copy,
lsl VI VI DARR ACH,
VI Board Of Supervisors, Butte Co.
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THE COURTS.

Dr.rHrrT aT--Third Monday In January, ,urst
Nnndav in Wv. second Monday In November, aud
fourth Mor'3N ~ August.
Corsry t'.,r4r.-firrt Nonday in Nnrch and June
second Mnni y 10 September, aud Durlh Monday In
Novcmhtr.
CnrRr q, SxssiaSs --Second Monday In Tebru'
,,y. ,hiri N,n !ay in April July and October
PsnEAry Cousr.-Fourh b Monday In February and
vsy, third Monday 10 August and second Monday
in De cinher
Ho.Rn ~ [uFEsvt~"ss -ioets h'st MONDAY 10
r.b,uary, May, Aug at aud November.
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~ The Mustang Liniment Cures
Rheumatism;
The Mustang Linimcnt cures stifI0nts;
TIN. tlusttng Liuincut c ires BURNS and Wounds;
The Mustang Idnnent curcs Sores and Ulcers;
The Nus.qng Liuiment cures caked breasts and
Sore Nipples
The Mustang l.inment cures Neuralgia;
T5s Nrsta1g tdninent crrcs COrns and Warts;
Tho Mustang ILniment II worth
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNtM
To the rni,cd states, the preserver and restoror
of ynlunbl. horses and cattle II cures III Sprans
Calls Wounds. siif Joints. &c.
win YOU answer this question: nd Won ever
hcnrnfn any ordinary Sore, swelling. Sprain or st'f
moss either on man or beast. whieh tho Mustang
IIpinent would not cure? Dil on ever visit amy
respectab bic druggist IN any part OF the wori--in
Furopr Asia or hmrrira--wh0 dil no, say "it was
the creates, discovery ofihe agef' Sold everywhere
Every famil, should have IT, three slice. BARNES
& PARK. proprietors rcw York
PARK & WHITE.
Sole Agents FOR the Pacific Coast,
132 Washington street opposite the Nnrket.
COTTON 3 NcDERMbif. Agents. oroville.
u THE TRADE supplied on the m"si liberal
terrs aps 3n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For County Surveyor.

We are authorized to announce the name of ".
:. WATSON an Independent Candidate for
County Surveyor &c
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"IuSes IN the fOIlOWIng tOUh.
ties, 10 w.t.
amador, Calnveras.
hsrced, Nevada.
racer, San Bernardino,
'aa Mateo, Trinity,
a and Tu'arc,
Hould there be any vacancies for County
~ other than those contained in this
anatien, the counties wilt proceed to
I'M Ice above list is correct, so far as
0oOks Of this office show.
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Dr. y. e. YOU'VE, whose advertisement ad
yertiseueni appears IN another colnmn,s hr pioneer
advertsing Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
adv
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MOUNTAIN SPRING TOWNSHIP.
srHINc Town N. Bullock. Inspector
and J. " Wood nnn, - Boone, Judges
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

The CARGO OF AFRIcANs.-The landing of Africans
III" Wanderer says the Montgomery Contedcr.-
"n. j. now placed beyond a doubt. A gentleman
,u-t through to this point from Charleston informs
's hat there was a gang of them in Hamburg as he
yas.,d through, and the Augusta Chronicle of Thurs
lay evening says; "We learn, from reliable author
ty, that about two hundred and seventy ofthe wild
Ircans, portion of the cargo Of the Wanderer. are
w. antaton in South Carolian, two or three
miles below this city, on the Savannah river having
been brought there two days ago, on board rtcam-
boat from some point near Savannah and we sup
pose will soon be offered for sale. Indeed, are in
formed that sales have already been made OF OF
the cargo.o
The Dispatch states:
1--WE learn on good authority that the original car.
60 consisted of 420, and that not of them died
was seriously i'll on the passage. 1t is supposed that
the Wanderer acted only as a decoy boat, and thai
the vess that brought them is at large. Citizens OF
our city are probably interested in the enterprise
and those brought up the river are supposed to be
their share Of the spolls and have been distributed
on their plantations 1t is quietly limited that this is
the third cargo landed by the same company during
the last six months"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

The SLAVE TRADE IN THE SOUTH CAROLINA SENATE.
The following resolutions have been introduced into
the Senate of the South Carolina Legislature, by SEN
ator Mazyck:
Resolved, That the Constitution of the United
States contains no grant ofpower to regulate prevent
or restrict commerce among foreign nations and
therefore. all Acts of Congress purprtng to prohibit
or interfere with the slave trade between loreg IN
countries. are unconstitutional and have rghtful
force effect.
Resolved That the Act of Congress declaring the
Slave Trade he piracy if it be understood as affirm
in that it is piracy in the of things and in the
sense Of the Constitution atirms what is not true
| and inasmnch as it purports and intends to convert
into piracy what is not in the nature OF things and
in the sense of the Constitution, the said Act is un
constitutional, null and void.
The resolutions were referred to the Committee OF
| Federal Relations 25 to l3.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25
To the Editor Of the Phoenix LEDGER:

To the Editor Of the Phoenix Ledger:
DEAR SIR :-lt is now pretty certain that there will
be mber OF Candidates for the nomination for AS
sociae Justice. There arc already three in the Sew
cnth Judicial Dstrict-how many more may We,
come forward. it is now Impossible to tell Now
propose through the columns ofyour paper, my as
piring friends, to submit the nomination to direct
vote Of the Democracy Of the District. Let the can
ddates furnish printed tickets all the precincts and
wards In the different Parishes throughout the entire
District and whoever gets the majority in Parish
the delegation from that Parish will consider them.
selves as instructed to vote the majority Of the
Parish votes. In this way, every Parish in the Dis
tric will have ample opportunity of expressing their
delegation will be fully and fairly instructed, and
the nominee whoever he may be- will be the nominee
Of the majority Of the entire Democracy of the Dis
trict Very respectfully. CYRUS RATLIFF.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

THE SOUTHERN CIrlzEN.-Messrs Mitchell & Swan
have removed their paper, recently published at Konx-
Vile Tennessee, to Washington City. It's first mum
bcr in the latter city, is dated Saturday. December A.
OF the purposes and aims of the Journal its editors
say
We devote it to the support of the Southern cause
the Southern cause in that form which our enemies
call extreme ultra, aggressive, etc, and to save
trouble, and let our readers see our whole hand AT
once. what we require the part Of the South is:
First Repeal all laws prohibiting the foreign slave
trade, or imposing penalties thereon.
Second. Repeal the law abolishing the slave trade
in the District Of Columbia.
Third. Absolute resistance to everything in the ma
ture OF Compromise between North and South.
Fourth. Perempory demand for the interv lio
ofCongress. President and Supreme Court for avrr,
in all Territories. the moment Shareholder brn!
his slaves there in other words intervention by lir
authorities to sustain the law and prevent 70 bry
After his enunciation of the articles of thci cree,
they add:
Gpto certain date say till the--day Of
lSG.-we are willing to labor for their attainment
II Southeruers arouse themselves they attain them
all or else desolve the Union. IT hey will do neither
the one nor the other before that day, why we for
our poor part Will decline to urge them farther: we
have no de of making Cassadra of ourselves. and
disturbing sleeping congregation with our dismal
yatcinatory eks. 1t is sad to be always on the
losing side and we have had martyrdom enough
After the---day Ot'--aoresad. therefore, if w,
find the cause of the South still looking downward ;
If the people are still submitting TO purchase slaves
at eleven times their proper price ii the &igma OF
prohibition nganst buying and selling slaves in the
federal capital is till carried contencdly on the brow
of the South, as lift honorable scar--why in
that case, we shall 60 North and become an abolition
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25
NEW ADV ERTISEMENTS
PROBATE SALE


THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, iscycuth D,-tr'c
PARISH or EAST rEIlrlANA. Court No. 53j /
IN The matter oi The m nority or George ilaryey
r. PURSUANCE Of an ord OF the : yruth Di-
/ tr.ct Court, ala ny virtue Of commission to N
directed. will Oh for sale, Oh
THURSDAY, January 27, 1859,
in front my oliee, in tie Town Of Jackson in said
parjsh at II o'clock. a. NJ. the following named aad
dscrihrd property belonging 10 "a minor and held
in community with David Toadyine. who is also q
minor; to wit:
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND,
in the Town Of Jackson known on the ligurativ,
plot Of sa town, as Lots number one (D, two G.
i've (5) and six co. in square number thrly.sx (3G)
TERMS or SALE.
One fourth cash and the remainder on credit o
one and two years. with eight per cent interest pr
annnm from sale until paid, with mortgage aud con
iesson of Judgment, and good personal security o.
the notes given.
dec lS 1858 G. W. CATLETT Auctoneer
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25
MASONIC NOTICE.

The officers elect, of CLINTON CHATTER. No. 4. AM
OLIVE LODGE, No. so. A. Y. NJ. will br publicly
stalled at the Baptist Church on Monday morni
December o. 1858, at III o'clock, on which occasion
on address will be delivered by Bro. J. b. SMITH
All Brethren in good standing are requested 4
participate and the public generally are respectful
invited to attend.
The Brethren will move in procession from theit
Lodge Room.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

ARTHuR's HOME MAGAZINE FOR lS59.-The Homt
Magazine begins with the January number, its work
Tor the new year. and the publishers give their patrons
rich earnest OF the future in the well stored pages
OF THIS primary issue. No family should be with
out this magazine, furnished as it is at the low rate
of 81 per year.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

The TREATY or WAsIIINGTON.- COLUMBIA, S. c.
Dec. l5.-The House of r. preventative have concur
red in the resolution from the Senate declaring the
opinion of the General Assembly ofhc State of South
Carolina in favor Of the abrogaon of the sth Article
Of the Treaty of Washington" (Which refers to the
naval police on the coast Of Africa.)
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25
uONORs 10 GEN. QulTMAN.

Tho rn,lnwiny resolutions have been unal mons,i
adopted by both hou.rs Of the Arkansas Lceit'nlnr
Resoipcd by lie Gcasrd Asscnjy@ The Shht q lf6d"-
ss That The people of Arkansa. have h'nr'' y
profound regret OF the death oi the nero ano ''a''.'
man. John Anthony Qnitmnn
Though the State Of Mississippi claimed him ms h'l
own. his numc aud fame are the commoI prop ry y,
the nation whose interests he ably d'innd'h nh',
whose Ing hc proudly bore on mnni wei contested
hrli aud carricd IN triumph ilrnng1 th' brlrh gN'
into the City or Mexico whilr his ~ nlory Is th'l
i,hrd by all the people Of the South whose gal'iIl
champion he VAS.
In every station he dll.d as legislator. judge soI
llr aud statesman. hr adorned and illustrated u W
his surprising abilities and spotlcs+ character, ~
the field IN the forum. or on the bench. ms hNrh.
was that of Il gallant grnl man. his aims were ~
ways inst aud his was an integrity for which the uh
verse held no hrbr.
Ills clear aud iar.eightcd mind early saw the i'm
portancr Of the acquisition of Cuba aud IN spread Z"
Democratic principles over orr nrthNoflhg 'ffN"
ry. 10 this end be lnhorcl. and hclivrd TINS lmpor
tnnt step would have been sooner aud huholhhly w
ken. An uphoIdrr aud exponent ol the dncr'nr :"
State rirlts he never wnyorcd Cor moment IN then
drirnsc and was their firm aud consistent advocate
| In his death on the ~" ot a momchoS struggle
the South lost n man whom She could lily sp1re.
| Resolred That the General Assembly ol the Slh''
of Arkansas. in common with the people Of iho SnHih
mourn the death of one whose brilliant mind and I'M
hlrmishcd character won iur him The proud 'iilr I"
the ChryaIirr Bayard Of the south without i,ot nn'
without rrprunch
\ RtsoircH That these resolutions hn entered Oh th'
Journals ~ testimony OF respect for great man
whom nll loved and honNrd, aud that cnlic. u ih
same hr transmitted. hy thr Governor Of th, state
To the widow Of General Qu,lman. aad To thcGovctn
~ of Mississippi.
Es,olcci tatilcr That thc mcmbcrs of Ills Gcn'r
al Assembly wear Grape on The lo arm Ter tniy dhy
wv Testimony N grrf fn thc NV, u tIla nation y
General John s. QuitmHn.
Adopted unanimously ly the Snnnir.
i y. ktNEELL,
Secretary "t l senate.
Tnantm1u.'y concnTrul il iy lhr il"n-r NJ \ pr"
scnlatives.
s. II. SCOTT.
l.h..l. M. NM. lI ,,-. .-L MA 1.L- .....luLl.n.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

the STATE or LOUISIANA, Seventh District
PARISH or EAST FEiIClANA Court. No. 33iO
IN 'h matter OF hr succession o, J.hn Burke, deed
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN that niamin
" kimhle has applied to this court for letters of
administration upon the above named succcssion and
unless legal opposition he filed thereto in ten davs
after the publication OF this notice, letters will issue
to him.
dec is. 1858 WM. PATTERSON Clerk
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

r1- The Supreme Court has reversed the decision
of the Justices of the Peace and the Jurors who tried
the slave Henderson, for an assault upon his master
with an intent to kill. The statute under which b,
was tried, convicted, and sentenced to be hung had
boen repealed.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

CENTRAL AMERICAN COLONIZATION. 1t is currently
reported that secret Central American and Mexican
Colonization Association has been organized. and thai
its operations are widely extended through the
try.
1t is reported that they have selected Gen. Hem.
ingsen as their leader in carrying out their plan Of
operations.
Their organization and proceedings are enveoped
in mystery, and carried on secretly
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

~ We salute our friends and patrons with the
heartfelt welcome Of Merry Chrislmas!' May each
and all, long live to hail its return for many winters.
to be succeeded in their enjoyment of a Happy New
Year.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

The GREAT REPUBLIC MoNTHLY..-We have receiv
ed the January number of this new magazine. 1t Is
well gotten up the principal articles finely ilusra
ted and being the emanatons of native writers. II
IL the latter feature which especially commends it tt
the support and patronage of the reading communi
ty. Published by Oaksmith g. Co., liz and ia viii
liam Street, New York at SO per year.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

~ Gentlemen wishing Ladies' invitations to the
Masonic Ball, can procure the same by calling OH
J. G. De Almond. S. Kahn, or G. II. Packwood.
Gentlemen's Tickets Of Admission, can also be pro.
cured.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

lE- If you desire any goods, toys, or gifts, for
Christmas or New years presents look in at our ad-
versers.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.

~ We are authorized to announce Hon. CYRUS
RATLIFF. for the Office of Associate Justice Of th,
Supreme Court, for the Third Dstrct--subject to th,
decision of Democratic Convention.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

re- We are author zed to announce Hon. T. y
PHILLIPS. as candidate for Associate Justice oi
the Supreme Court for this District. subject to the
decision of Democratic Conventions
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

cr With view Of giving all connected with this
Office an opportunity to enjoy their Christmas we pub
lsh our issue of this week. in advance of the usual
time
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25
A II II II u II G X a w Il RID
SUCCESSOR TO II. S. Bl3ECIlENO.
GIST IL A pOTH ECARy

So. 2. nRlCk ROW. EAST sIpE PUBLIC SQrAnE
II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND n complete as
IN sormcnt Of Drugs Chemicals. Surgica. lnstru.
mtnts P,rtum ries Soaps. Also dealer In Paint,
oils. vurujshes aud Brushes OF every description.
Mr.. ". II. McQuithy, from the house of Sickles 4
CO., New prlrans will attend TO the sale. and dspen
sarv ol Medicine. at all hours. lie is now fully p,e
pared 10 ll any orders in is line, aud the sirctcst
attention will hr pad Ia any orders from the country
aud respectfully socits u share of patronage from
the public.
Wines and Liquors of every description for medical
purposes dec. IL.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

~ We are authorized to announce Hon. JOHN
Nc YEA. rs II candidate for The Office of AssociaI
Justice for the Third judicial District Of Louisiana
subject to the decision of Demoorat0n Convention.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.


| ming hon. excepting. viii be- exposed for sale, on
SATURDAY, January ], 1889,
nt 10 orlo,k 4. w. vt the hou-e formerly owned by
Juo NJ u M. comprising The following articles:
One solld walnut extension table.
Six cuup bottom chairs,
Two arm chairs
SIX yiW'lution lockwood chairs
One linen er'mh cloth
Our patent britannia N" water pitcher,
Audruu- shorrl., and tougs,
Three tthln covers
Ouc scr NJ .up.rl rhamhor furniiu 2.
one solid oak wardrobe,
one dressing huran, marble top,
one wa-iJstard
Three cnun huttum chairs,
one cmagH.icunt .ut l#nch ehlun ur chnmhcr,
Ou h.-t bluc hda china, comprising one hundred
and ulty rire.-.
Oaodpzru French rh'nn co'oc ctr. pilates. &c.
four DIN ivory haudl. knives ID FORKS,
Oar lounge,
lof ot glassware.
Kitchen utcu,l, aud o.h,r articles too numcrou.
IN IN nton
Tbr grutt.r purI " III, above fnaiture sa- made
IN EnlJtmur" rypr -Iy tor ~. rrcscut owner.
Sil. positive. l,rm-. ca-h
ace l. &. IS. tATLETT Auctonccr.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25
A MEETING

"A
or the Democracy of the Parish OF East Felciana.
is requested to be held Saturday. the sth January
1850 for the purpose of appointing delegates to the
Convention to meet in Baton Rouge TO nominate n
candidate for Associate Justice, in place of Hon Z.
voorhies, whose term will sool expire.
Jno. f. Mckneely, Evans White,
B. N. G.. Brown, A. Schlenker
II. lIawiord, A. Hazard.
Jas. G. jackson, Charles Rist,
WIN. Sader, N. Rcbart.
Thos J. Fuqua, Thos. PLANT.
A. G. Carter.
To Lee Hardes,y, Esq, Chairman CrntrTh
In accordance with the above request, ther, be
a meeting of the Democratic Party Of the Parish of
Last Feliciana, on the
Eighth of January, 1859,
at the Court House, in Clinton, to appoint delegates
10 the Baton Roneg Convention, to nom nate a can
didae for the Supreme Conrt for this NJ cia strict
LEE HARDESTY, q o. Committee.
Dec. l6, 1858.