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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-11
TOR Z o OFsECOND D SIG

A sIOR Z OFSECOND stlGA:t.
III 4. WI sHEgIDAN alARsW WE-L.,:
The belief IN visions, WralShs,
md supernatt ID ii ttu raj r arnii . S. to
speak of vel 1eiinea hoatsrEsEss 8 =
foible Of weakness confined 81 ne
40. 81 eoantry period of=eivi-
|izatiion ii short, the problem Of
1 nlyste. iious connection between
sthe dsnize,ls 81 this and another
world Is one that never can be- sol
yed, except bya stout denial, Isl: sin,i-
arS Sto that which 1naterialists ven
J sture n IS to the existence of \ neY Or
u tIYin9 saul. This belief, ,oraover,
! Il q not eonfined tothe ignorant. DR..
,Iohnao The lexicogranher, was .
lin, believer IN the possibility OF
Id such e9ents Colonel Gardiner and
Lord yttletoIl are other witnessaal;
Goethe, ii ii several passages, g5s
eridence Of d similar conViction !;
Schiller and q riiann ! mention
none else, ndulged il like notions.
Hence, then, Il The case be not
clear, and the evidence be
aot wholly infallible, room il is still
Loft Iof further illustration; and the
larlatiTe about to be related is de !
Zeileal zone il point, and, as being
more than well authenticated, de-.
serves al attentive pertlsal.
Its extracted from All old Ger.
man annscript, included among a
number Of other documents left By
Count Horn, celebrated Swedish
minister, towards the close Of the.
last century, to the University ot
taottenhnrg il the arcllieves Of
which u has oundl BY the
leYalier En- gstron who d few
ago was British Consul there.
The papef ii question is written in
acholee Latin, and is evidantlrathe.
reduction ofsno commonly a4coln-
pliahed person. The results, with.
] only q few Of the reflections, are
gwen IN the strange narrative that
sla ensaes, which certainly il one of
the most tart Ting that has ever been
laet1Wl in modern times for the.
formal doeument, in which 1t is
80 founded the names ofsix witnesses
g ofshlgb family and character were
anne1ea. Il may be added. also,
ls1l the tale was current for a cen
g1g Sweden, and cited as arnnii-s
long, long before the events re-
eeiYed their acc o1n plishment But:
f fo TIE ONT.
laarles the Eleventh, oil Sweden,
Rlao D all the world knows -l-was
|1he 1lI|| & fatherof the great GI, aries the.
faNelith tina. long proved D s,1cc cess
81 rlYalto Peter, the re,ast, was d
50 sTn'rlgh deapot, and yet as willy
Us 81 sage 4 gn al eve1, pre-
sued sMedEo The Court of Stockholm.
sgIga sI rchicn before tile. corntry,
Il alflsrtp ruled By mobiles and veal
.ay pn1ghsrs yieIId IIded at once 10 its|
gsoyefelg who forced the states
ensIal tconfde the entire 1,oWe.
Who, though enlightened
1ona hsas noble-s spirited and
80 sefsl attached to the Lutheran
On the osher hand.
- ged, inaexible, and. simply
facts, without Judgment
81 matt II.
hs time vhliich nt, .speak
haa Jnst lest..ais unhappy con-
l'1g !, &, lluea and 1 although i
ss.Id that 5 IS own Ia arshness S
sns toWa ards iii lad bad:
end he showed his.
'I|'!' zher mem grief
aehing thar could at all
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-11

e Did theeree eeeive my remittance,
Nathan, M son =
9 ! es, father. =
Then Why did the not buy d
new coat; ii present one is Ger
.tain1y very fragile. 2
6 Y by, the fact Is, left all my
money il the bank at lew Or
leans. ~ 81 ~.
aAh! thy econ nony is certainly
commendable III what bank e.
IT do not exaet1y remember IN
what bank, father. know it was
a very good one, as II had d scrip
tual name Itg Inn let me see
1t was the Pharaoh bank, 4
think
= !" Son, banks are very unsafe
now, and thee had better send for
Thy money irnmed ediately
Son took a coughing spell.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-11

a PERsEVERINa CANVAEsER.. -
During an.election d candi date call
ed upon D tradesman and solicited
his vote. would rather vote fo-
the devil than : ou was the reply.
slz B Bn 1t il case your friend should
not come forward y said the can
didate, g rnigl u I then count Upon
your assistance e
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-11

4 certain dissatisfied wife sAys that
her husband IS such 4 plunfl lerar, that hs
.can't even try nov boot on without put
ting bis foot In IL. =
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-11

w lEso SA 4sc-"A. = - : szs-S.I--E
r1;anIs ef tho SUGAR PLA,sVhh' Y
yias not hs ass psi rhIa
tns aans a re dollars wiilhe chased
sf tsssa &c sss sr ass
VA paid 9; ne,ta nat exc,ees,tnss ten
;;.s. Il Ut Ire ar and 30 esnts fsT sxery nse.
ss To ssaseass i s
sss,,. IS Club of nos lessitlan
n a,Eaes III sout, wish t1ees sa o
Al So so each sbscribef and 90 sdhfsaon-
y aasans to tha person furnishing the LIST a.
,r,..,. Of notless than twenty ii farns ~ 81.
ia sash, the paper viii be forEaraed Atss 25
.sss sabseribsr ana TWO additional eepiea ttss
sgant. =. !. 0,., ,,,,,,a l$gs4s5 :a4.
\. .upH1 NJ, BlAagsf CARDS, RRssRs, FEasaAL
executed With nea tneas ana des
ss.cb. Il iii cases, cash on delivery
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-11

An Arkansas editor complains
that his town, for some time past,
has been I. filled With fishermen
and loafers, and wonders what
& they are after, !, After the loavas
and fishes, no doubt
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-11

EARtsa Y d celebrated Wrl1er
on sight says that the wearing Of walls
permanently aeakans nany good eves
Oh accoans oi the andaayora Of the eye
TO adjust itself TO The caasalesa vibration
Of that too common arlicls ct dress. ~
Ladies, then, should beware d hiding
their pre.t ty-eyes and faces Isilh s yaI!..=s=ss
lis very zo1elnn, to FL ont this
celunnn.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-11

The lolIoHinE atrocity ras committed
By an Old bachelor Id Wisconsin, who
IS I'd editor IS bridegroom,
moro eexpeoawet than the bride Because
tbs bride ii lTays a'stf0 ayra7 sn5Is Is
tbs bridegroom ii ,t,t1aII II %
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-11

TURDAY. SEPTEMT {
thus baked IN his purpose, rudely
snatched the keys from the porter
"Dastards u said be, with tone
OF contempt, <swhat fear you?o-
This must I see, be my affair alone ;
and before his attendants could adj
vance to aid him, be had opened
the thick oaken door Of the saloon
and entered it, invoking heaven,
with reverence, to aid him in his
work. Curiosity was now stronger
than fear with his attendats, and all
three followed him, as If ashamed
OF the terror they had shown.
How great was the surprise Of
all The chamber of state appear
ed to be Illuminated by a countless
number Of waxen lights and the
walls, which had hitherto been lined
with antique tapestry, representing
Swedish history, were now hung
with black. Along the walls, too,
were hung in order, numerous
flags that had been taken as tro--
phies by the soldiers of Gustavus
Adolphus from the Germans, Danes
and russians; but what was yet
more strange, several Swedish ban
ners might be perceived covered
with funeral Grape. On the ben
ches that lined the chamber on
either side sat an immense Assem-
bly-nobles, clergy, citizens, far
lners !: IN short, the representatives
OF the four great orders Of the
State and they were all clad IN
the deepest black. Their counte--
nanees, too, shoneso brightly amid
the somlre hues by which they
were sure .nded, that the eyes OF
the King and his three attendants
were fairly dazzled asthey looked
though none were able to recog-
nize one single individual in the
whole assembly; for all appeared
like that undistinguished mass oI
human faces that an actor sees be-
fore him on the stage.
Atthe furtherend was the throne
from which the King was used to
Il 4 l. Il L 4 n
q, auutg5s sne :, : e'nses' alAu ell u ehey },
usnela : paseui.. " l,oo' ~ asslIeo
= =, sne 5 lnslsli1a 10y alsy Q lne
llsn: s. , 9loou : ~ nl.,i ells crown
ol=1iisS Snsau, ,, anu 1io1ulng 9 seepter
IL =, us nanu., Vh1ie.-o GU Inc ptner
sue Vas ~ aseu 3 man, .or.rathel l'i .
specee', Nlo =ieaneu agalnsc la .ene
throne, as'as = ~ ze1osnea ~ .lhe ee---
felnollla1 5uless worn " ne seaee
hlii1ste5s q lhe eoufez o1$seWeaef, icy.
spe1ofe. ! s y asa sisefee.eu.nefe Pnpne1h-
% q hlngos'fn. = ion'al'ss the .tnlohe =
agali, Ne.e. .sesela s1sd sIae, adJ.s5e ~ ~
is'uhl1as I'e'sons' e1sa.1.5ln 1ons, piaea =
rooes' VINO were sealesl.ae 9 eaole,
.Whefeon =. tnele. : Meie. nulne1oue 81.
saens-'oohlns Io4lps a''u l,a1oa,l1It.s e - ~
.uoeu'neals. - slluas.Ql - w sapae'
~ 1As nool.:esM1eal .sns .pe1lsaaI, ! I
.Nas aA eAsoueiuh.s s,ltsh,o1as1su 49, :
Grape, a1lo onls.fessso = neaoshAaal :
= - Nj. i ], ! . ), - ~
he epeesaols ~ :, !. -. = - :
allu ~ q : : 81 :, : - !, !. - =
5o,le = ! t4e s;1 = 3 $50 20 800 ansa
psaIa = : 1sls5
~ ~ ~ = a. ndaad T. 4
.Ihs M = :, :. I, H. 4. .', IN =
Nnlen1 1esaa1leszs ~ 1,sAl - Z. 4,ls.a
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-11

What il the difference bs.neen au'
auction and sea sickness 4 One 10 the
sa'e Of effects, and the ether the effects
OF d sal :.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
4 ca RID.

HENRY $. BEECIIl.NO ELGS 10 RETURN Ills
IL sincere tlank- tu his friends and tia inlHbant,
Of East frliciana generally, rur tha Kind and liberal
patronage bestowed upon him -iHra hc commenced
bnsin"ss in Clinton. and assures Them no ry"rtipl,
shall hc wanting on his part to merit a continuance
of the SANE.
u. i BEE,nENo i 'nly prepared W supply plant.
crs. and AL others with every article in the Drug
hnsnys,. and from l' long experience in that line
combined with practical acquaintance viii, chem.
istry IN all IT, branches merely rsquirrs trial
test of his qualifications. An accurate analysis o
mineral waters will be granted aras. to those dc.i
rons Of having Il made.
PnrsIciAN's PRESCRIPTIONS are dispensed withnea
ness and promped', aud with grsa: care as 10 Ia
bellng and The minor detail.
\ constant supply or the choicest lra'ds or Wine,
aud Spirit, on lnad, lormedcul purposes on
\ large Quantity Of Ale and Porter, l.irst raj,
qnaliiy) continual coming 10 land
H. = u. doe. not feel disposed Ia advertise the cy
act qlntc' of drug, he ha, received lately t,ariag
he might rNnErrate IT, and not do himself tho irslc,
he is so anNiously seeking.
Clinton La. Oct. -, lSij.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
SPECIAL. NO1ICE.

WE RESPECTFULLY CALL TIE ATTENTION
w Of our Friends, Customers and the Trading
Community generally, to the change We have ils
made in our commercial firm and business arrange
mcnts.
lst, The business heretofore carried on under the
firm and style Of A. LEVI, BLOOM, & Co.. will
hereafter b. conducted under the style Of BLOOM
KAHN Il Co.. and composed Of the same mcmbcrC
~ the old firm.
2d. A. LEVI has taken ono half of hi interest
out Of the business which reduces tha fund.- Of The
concern.
31. 1t therefore becomes imperative on ~ 10 settle
up our business aud TO effect ths, we are compelled
to ask and exact prompt settlement and payment
of all outstanding debts contracted prior to Jan 1T
lsoS. This IL the only means ly which to keep ul
our large assortment Of good, and grant III future
orr usual accommodations 10 purchasers.
ih We design that the Stock Kept in future slal
equal If not surpass, in variety. quauity. and quail
IT, what the house has ever yet been able 10 display
9th. The larger portion Of our SPRING AND sun.
MER STOCK has been ordered from New York and
will be completed in New Orleans and sold at th,
old stand Oh the very best terms.
%st~ AGAIN, AND. AGAIN. -1S
As matter of interest To both parties. we press tn,
necessity of prompt arrangement # all debit due Us
We are forced TO pay ours.
BLOOM, KiIlE q 60,
REPRESENTING:
:, BIoon. a. LEVI. 3 k>uS, 5. AplIn.
Clinton, La, February. 1865.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
PROBATE SALE.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, 7th District Court
PARISH or EAST FELICiANA. No. 219J.
Succession Of Nathaniel Cobb.
DURRSUANT TO AN ORDER and by virtue Of !,
/ Commission 10 me directed by the Honorable
Court aforesaid will proceed to sell at public auc-
tion on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1853.
commencing at the hour Of 10 o'clock, \. NJ, on the
Plantation where Mrs Flora Cobb resides the follow
ing property belonging to said succession, viz:
Onc tract OF land containing $40 acres, known
as the Ncttes Tract.
One tract of land containing $40 acres, known
as the Smith Tract
One other tract of land containing One Hun.
drcd and Fourteen acres known as the
Entered Place.
Boundaries to be given on the day of sale.
3 Mules,
9 Horses and Mare,
80 Head of Cattle
20 Head of Sheep,
Yoke of Oxen,
| Horse Cart,
| Old Wagon.
TERMS OF SALE.
The land on credit Of L. and 3 years. Purcha
sers to give notes with personal security and mort
gage impartng confession of Judgment to be retain
cd ON the property.
Personal Property--All sums over $40, one years
credit with S.per cent interest from maturity. Al
sums under $50, Cash
Jan. 70, 1858. B. N. G. BROWN, Sheriff
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
N U M A nm g. STRAUSS.
DEALERS IN
DEALERS in
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Books, Stationery. 6
L. NGN nrIGI


Fine Watches, Jewelry, Books, Stationery. &
NCY ARTICLES.
4 ITAvE RECEIVED from New York. n now and
III complete assortment Of goods. to which they in.
vito the attention of the people Of Clinton and yicn
/ ty. aud The ladies especially.
! WATCHES. JEwErnY &c., comprising 7. y. Cooper
Tobias. and real Joseph Johnson movements Swis.
and English Levers. together with splendid stock
OF Eastern
JEwEtRY of the latest style and best finish.
SILVER and PLATED WARE all descriptions.
TotLEr Articles; Pcriumcry. Hair Oil, pomatum
Fancy Soap and Extracts direct from Harrison,
manuiactory.
Work Boxes, Port Monnaics. Fine Pocket Books
CARD CASES silver, pearl. and she'll
RAzops and KNIVES Rogers best brand.
Books consisting of standard and miscellaneous
works.
School BOOKS. recommended for their high and
instructive character.
PoENs of American and British authors.
NOVELS. latest and best published, with great
variety Of other interesting reading
Mtslc fine lot Of sheet mnsic, embracing pieces
from the most gifted composers.
We have suitable arrangements to procure books.
50 that orders left with MS will be promptly flied
J'" Watches and Jewery carefully repaired by
the best Of wolkmcn, aud warranted.
We solicit share Of the public patronage, feeling
convinced We shall be able 10 give entire satisfaction.
ZsG" All articles sold, warranted as represented.
or the money refunded.
5c't" Sign Of the GOLD WATCH, ct The store for
mcrly occupied by J. \. Lemon. one door wc-t of VI.
G. Mills co. lie D NAUMAN x STRAUSS.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
4 GARD.

r HAVE THIS DAY SOLD NY STOCK or DRUGS.
| Books Stationery. &c, to Mr.. y. JAMES DEIONf,
who i prepared to accommodate the trading commr-
nifty On the same terms that have heretofore. Mr..
Dclony can be found at all times at his Store in the
New Building, occupied by the late NJ. q. Mills |
take great pleasure in recommending my successor
TO my old friends and patrons, and trust that they
will bcstow the same generous patronage upon him
that they have on his predecessor.
| ,lSl remain with him for some months, and will
he pleased to all my friends, and TO serve them
in the capacity Of Clerk.
Thankful for the liberal patronage that have re-
celvcd for the past nine years take my leave Of ma
ny old and tried friends and refer them to my sue
ccssor for Drugs, Books, Stationery &c. &c
janlG ISAAC y. LEMON.
TIE Undersigned having purchased the Drug
store Of Mr.. l. n Lemon, is prepared to furnish his
friends and the public in general with any article in
his line Of business at the lowest market price. His
stock will ut all times be select and complete pre-
scnng Il much greater variety than can lF found
elsewhere.
Every article sod by him will hc guaranteed and
shoud u not prove as recommended no charge will
be made.
lie !, prepared 70 supply his customers upon the
same terms that ha predecessor did, and respectfully
solics, the patronage Of al who may be disposed d
assist him. He has procured the services Of Mr. e.
i. RatcliN and ". L. y. Lemon. who will be On hand
at all times Give him call and examine biz stock
before purchasing clsewcrc. Il. j. DEIONl,
imi5 Successor TO !. y. Lemon.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13

rNIIE MIND AND TUE BODY HAVE THAT
/ close connection, that il has been apty said
that when the Is ut ease the other l. Delicate
Equally true is IT, that when any Of the diciory or
digestive organs are diseased even the most incl
pcnt form, we find the mind distracted and pcrturb-
ed. and the bowels are then coggcd with unhealthy
sccictions The only safe remedy for this mental
and bodily condition, is for the patient to take n
regular dose of the Life Pills and Phoenix Biters
Sold by W. r. MOFFAT. 33j broadway, New York.
For sale at the Drug store of u. j. DELONY.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
NORTH SIDE, COMMERCIAL ROW.

NORTH SIDE, COMMERCIAL ROW.
HAVING OPENED TIE ABOVE named House
IL and supplied the Ban with n choice variety of SUI
pcrior Liquors, Wines, Cordials, Saotch Alc London
of public patronage.
Liquors. &c, Nc. will nc dispensed TO all who may
favor us with call, either plain, or mixed, in Il
style Ia pIcnsc the taste of the most astidiOus Try,
and 1adgc for yourselves.
The Bar viii he under the management of 4. W.
nyman and n. Starn.
Liquors sold by the bottle or in larger quantities,
feb Is l.. STARN, Proprcior.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
A. SCHLANKER'S
CONFECTIONERY AND FAMILY
GROCERY

TJ'llE SUBSCRIBER still continues the above buai-
L mess ~ the old stand on Commercial Row. thank
full for the liberal patronage heretofore received from
the citizens Of Clinton and the public generally he
will spare no efforts to deserve continuance of the
same.
lie has lately made large additions to his former
extensive stock which enables him TO furnish every
thing in Ms line Of lhe best quality, aud the most
reasonable terms.
Particular attention will be paid to the furnishing
Balls Dinners, Weddings. Nc. with cakes, candies
swcctmeats fruits. wines. coidials, and such other
articles az may be wanted for such accasons
Among other articles now in store h. has the fol-
owing
Candies assorted.
Rock candy,
Cakes and pastry assorted
tonlcctionarics,
Preserves.
l,asims best brand.
Cinnamon and spices,
Almonds aud Pccans.
Cloves. nutmcgs and currents.
Cordials assorted, superior and common.
Strawberry raspberry. orgeat, cOrdials,
Jelilcs currant. ounce. orange. gIaya
sugar cured hams Of the best quality,
Mess beet. by Darrell, or retail,
Cheese Swiss. German. and western
Coffee tea, chocolate. butter
Macklrel, salmon dried apples,
Pickles, ketchnps.
Soap, candles star and .pcrmacrti,
Wines Port, Madeira Caret. Champagne, Muscat
Brandy superior and common,
WhskeY. Gin. Rum,
Porter; London and American,
Ale Scotch aud American.
Sweet Oils, Sauces, prepared Mustard.
In short, every article in the line Of confectionery
BREAD BREAD!
Fresh Bread viii be furnished every morning.
All orders left 4t the Store viii be punctnally aicn-
aed to. \. SCliLANkER.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13

NlIE SUBSCRIBER Has FITTED li, AND a.
l. now in successful blast. of the best drinking
saloons in the State. ont Of New Orleans where every
imaginable fancy ami substantial drink can hc ..
cured from dccaner Of the purcst beverage distilled
The Bar Keeper is experienced, attentive and
polite.
The Billiard Room will be attended to by an cxpc,
rienccd hand and no pains will bc spared Ia render
this pleasant resort for gentlemen Who de,ira re
reation and amusement.
Rooms for company httcdup in Tie best style. and
every attention given.
Mines, Gordins, Ac. for sale, for medicinal purpo-
scs. warranted pure.
lee on hand during the entire year. The sick mp.
piled at low ratrs.
Ef7- Giyr ns call
feb Is i. MOSES.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
S'l'I} \ Y ED.

SIRA ! ED.
ONTIIE 15TTl NOVEMBER LAST. ABNY MARE.
" about fourteen hands ligh. aud five years old.
Sad mare has white spot on the face. one hind foot
white She lad shoes on the ctorclcct good deal worn
Shn seemed 10 he with ioal. and straycd on with
black marc Of light build. also having white spot
IN the face. She is al-o somewhat llogbacked,'
lni has rather large head and small neck near the
,honldcrs. Any person restoring her wll b. rcwar.
led by the o~ncr.
j. Il. T. GOGRLAY.
brKsoN. Ia, Jan. 20, 1855
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-13
MARTIN COLEMAN'S
CONFECTIONARY AND BAKERY.

TAVING REMOVED FROM HIS FORMER Place
III of business. to the store Immediately opposite, he
has added to his assortment Of goods, large aud
extensive variety. just received from the City, which
he offers on the most reasonable terms
lie will pay particular attention TO the furnishing
of Cakes for Bridal or other parties
Conicctonarcs, Wines, Cordinls, &c.
He has uu experienced ConIcctioncr in his employ,
who will cxecntc all designs Of Cakes Candies or
Confcctionuries that may be required.
REMEMBER COLEMAN,
ian0 South side of Commercial Row.