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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-13
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-TmGE DOLLARS per year payabl,
IN advance FouR. If not paid within six months
and FrvE. fnot paid before the close of the year.
inserted at Ono
Dollar per Square of lines. or less. for the first
insertion. and Fifty cents for each subsequent one
Professional and business Cards not exceeding sx
lines for twelve months TEN Dollars Advertise.
mcnis not marked with the number Jf insertions,
will be inserted until forbid.
PATENT MEDICINES. Thirty dollars per half column.
per year, and none Of greater length Inserted.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE Ten DOLLARS,
payable in advance.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-13

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

UAVlNG been appointed Administrator of the Es
u tate of Matthias G. Mills, deceased, all persons
having claims are requested TO present them duly
authenticated and all those indebted. will be rcuui-
red to settle and pay up without delay Either may
be done to me at my office. No. I5 Canal street. New
Orleans. or To +, llardcsty, Esqr.. Clinton. La.
Clinton, June ~. 1857. &. S. HAWKINS.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-13
NOTICE..

Di virtue Of n resolution of the Board Of Trustees
- of the Silliman Female Collegiate Institute, in
Clinton. Louisiana hereby give notice TO the stock
holders thereof who have not paid mp their full sub
scrpton for stock. that five dollars per share Is re-
quescd to be paid to the Treasurer of said Board,
within sixty days from this notice, and five dollars u
share every thirty days thereafter until the whole
amount Is paid in.
BlTllELL HAYNES, Secretary.
Clinton, La, July 4, 1857.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-13
AG ENTS.

Tho following named persons are our authorized
agents to collect monies due to- and receive subscrp
tions to. the " DEMocRAr.r
ARTHUR McKENNA Jackson, La.
X. CHICK. Port Hudson.
JOHN \. McIIrGl. Plains Store.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-13
PLANTATION For SALE.

PLANTATION FOR SALE.
FT1IE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE his
l Plantation on Black Creek, ten miles south Of
Jackson sixteen miles sonth west of Clinton and nine
miles distant from Port Hudson, louisiana contain
ing about sixteen hundred and twenty-five acres
700 acres of which are cleared.
HE WILL. ALSO SELL.
With sad Tract OF Land one hundred aud fifty shares
of Citizens Bank Stock.
Also :.
The stock of Hogs. Cattle and sheep farming uicn.
sls, and Blacksmith Tools.
Eight Or ten Mules. anu two or three wagons.
HE WILL ALSO
Furnish on the place. Corn at 80 cents per biscl.
and Fodder At - cents per hundred pounds.
This plantation is in high state of cultivation,
and 100 acres of the land has been recently cleared
II has sixteen negro houses. with brick chimnoys
brick blacksmith shop: also. commodious stables
aud barns new gin stand, with 80 saws, and new
cotton press well and cistern besides two large
ponds Of water about eight feet deep. which contain
mn ample supply Of water for stock through the en-
tire year
This plantation will he sold on the most liberal
terms ~ to time Those wishing TO purchase will APP
ply to me at my place on the Aclaialayn. Liyoniu
+. O., or to my agent. u. C.. llAHpEE. Clinton, La.
noy2s ROBERT PERRY.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-13
COTTON AND SUGAR LANDS.

A FINE BODY or LAND. ABOUT 800 acres
IL cleared. the balance wcll tmberrd with Cypress
Gum %c.. together with improvements, consisting Of
Dwelling and Gin-hons" negro quarters. excellent
fences, are offered for
SALE OR REST
lying on The Bayou Iattrnachc. Parish Of ronc
Coupcc about one and half miles from Hopkins Land
ing and five miles from Wiamsl'ort.
There are about 1900 buShcl- Of corn. 30 head Of
Hogs some stock Ne, that can be purchased For
terms. apply to, or address Z. f. White Naw Orleans
y. E.--lh" plantation adioins that Of u. coylc
below Hopkins y Sons dec s. lS57
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-13

NEW BOOKS-JUST RECEIVED.
McCAULEYS HISTORY OF ENGLAND-II -IIumes
III do. do. Foxes History Of the Maryslrvins Life
OF ngton-Poetical Works Of fShakspeare, Byron
Moore; Tuppcr, Kirk White, &C., &c, for sale by
teb 20 II. WALKER
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-13
r. BAUM ANN,
COACH AND X CARRIAGE

MANUFACTURER.
HAVING REMOVED to my new shop. on the street
Ill running east Of the Union Hotel, am prepared
to build all kind of
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, COACHES, &c
on The most approved plans and, in superior work
manlke manner.
have now on hand and nearly finished. number
of new buggieS, TO which would call the attention
Of my customers and the public in general. They
arc warranted TO he equal If not superior to any
brought from the North or other places.
Thankful for the patronage and public confidence
extended desire To retain and increase the same,
by industry, promptncss fair prices and good work
Attached TO my establishment Is blacksmith
shop, where all work in that line will be- done with
proinptness and fully guaranteed.
NANllORN'S IRON IMPROVED CULTIVATOR.
Having the exclusive right 10 manufacture this
improved Cultvator, will furnish them 10 planters
on the most reasonable terms. Call and examine
them.
Also Plantation Work Of every description.
have every facility for the furnishing OF Co1ins
&c and personal attention given ut funerals when
required sept. 2G 1857.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-13

1eg" Bachelors are not entirely lost to the
refinement of sentiment, as the following toast
given by one of them, plainly shows:
Tho Ladies swcctbrar1 in the garden of life"
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-13

GREAT Pedestrian Far From our sport
ing correspondent. J Paddy Hoofs the cele-
brated pedestrian, but better known at Lords
and the various Commons in the neighborhood
of London, as the "Ammcrsmith Antelope
is still carrying on his Herculcan feat Of walk
ing round lady in full dress 100 times in 100
consecutive days. He is now in his second
week, and looks as fresh as when he first
started There arc bets TO q considerable eX-
tent that Paddy will never be able to complete
his ardnous undertaking. What makes it all
the more difficult is that a fresh lady is sub
Stitutcd every day. 1t has been observed that
the dresses of these various ladies, instead of
decreasing, are actually getting bigger almost
every week. What the size, therefore, will be
pcforc the Goth, much less the Tooth day, is
completed, the most elastic imeginations snap,
like an over-stretched piece Of India rubber,
in its vain effort to comprehend 1t is also
feared that there will be no open space large
enough in the vicinity Of the metropolis to ad
nit Of the experiment, as soon as it has eX-
pandcd to its fullest dimensions being fairly
tried In the meantime, however, Paddy dis
plays uncommon pluck. His unfailing good
lnmor and checrfnlncss under his trying labors,
such as would exhaust the oldest and worst
paid postman of St Martins lie Grand win
smiles of approval even from bis fairest ram
parts. We wish the brave fellow every sue
cess, and shall, from week to week, make
point, or several points rather, OF recording
the onward march Of his iron tipped bluchers
and undaunted perseverance, Punch.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-13
EX CELSIOR CARRIAGE FACTORY.
BUTLER 45 & KOCH,

NlIiKNFUL FOR PAST FAVORS. AND TIE
L very liberal patronage they hayc received during
the past year announce that they ready TO I'll all
orders for new work that may come to hand, having
u splendid stock Of the finest material ever used in
the southern country. and faithful and flashed work
men ready to put il in shape after the most approved
styles Of DuggiGs and Carriages n0w IN use.
Designs for Carriagcs Buggy., Sulkys, &o. on the
latest and most fashionable plans can be ut the
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
on the North side Of the Public Square. at our
workshops.
In addition. we would particularly call the atten-
ti0n of the public to large stock lately received
from Newark. \. j. Of
BUGGlES. ROCkAWAYS, AND BAROUCHES.
which offer to sell At as low prices as they be
procured in New Orleans. thereby saving purchasers,
river and rail road freight. CALL AND SEE.
NEW WORK ALWAYS on HAND
Repairing Of every description done in the best
manner. ut short notice. and on reasonable terms.
All work done in their shop, warranted with prop
cr usage.
business solicited, and satisfaction rendered. or no
charge made. Cali and examine our work.
January, 1858. ly
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-13

ENcr- UN.-We have II friend--or with
the emphasis of the inimitable Toodlcs, we
hare a friend, who, for the nonce, we shall call
"the Major" though his right to the prefix is
somewhat questionable. Now the Major has
had, through life, one besetting sin, and that
is an unconqucrable love of certain game Of
cards known as cinot.nn, which is the French
for twcnty-one This well known game, fat
wife and large family, are about the only
weakness that can be laid to the Majors
charge. How often he has been married the
record sayeth not, nor is it important Suffice
it that during over thirty odd years Of the
Majors welded life, as his wealth increased
and his hairs became gray, one after another,
in regular succession, his board was honored
with the presence Of miniature editions of him
self, until the number had reached twenty,
when the Major concluded things had gone far
enough and should be stopped But they
didn't, as the Major in due time found out, for
he had calculated without consulting his wife.
There were indications of another bond of
union and well spring Of happiness. The Ma
exhausted. In his desperation he finally de-
clared that the coming heir to his name and
fortunes, whether boy or girl, should be named
Iinst- In.
In vain the old woman demonstrated The
Major was ineXorable. The new conner, being
the twenty-frst, should wag his way through
life with that appropriate title In an ante.
room the Major awaited the announcement of
the little strangers sex, The nurse appeared,
and, to the Majors horror, whispered the ter
rbe little wovd-tpias, "Busted, by thun-
der" yelled the Major, "rohy didnt l stand on
teccnty Z"
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-13

CARRIAGE & BUGGY HARNESS.
liE subscriber, in addition to his Carriage Manu-
l. factory, intends to manufacture and keep con-
stantly on hand, CARRIAGE & BUGGY X1R-
NESS, of every description, superior in durability
to any Harness brought from the north.
Also; Harness of every description repaired at the
shortest notice and on reasonable terms. DESTROYS
and confident Of giving satisfaction, share of the
public patronage isrespcctfully solicited.
Prompt attention paid to all jobs from tt distance.
may 30 II. BAUMAN.
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e, c. KIBLINGER'S
AMBRoTXPEs,
phntnnrnnh and lamllnrrnian Enllnrr

HO1USIdPH dITI DdSUC1IV1dH Ud1TFIy,
JACKSON, LA.
GOOD PfCTIRES TAKEN IN ILL TTE 1BOEV
u Styles, or NO SALE.
The double Ambrotypc. on glass. shows on both
sides or really two pictures and is great favore
with The lovers Of the beautiful.
Thorough Instructions carefully given to those
wishing to learn the above arts. Complete sets of
Apparatus furnished at reasonable rates
Jz's~ All are invited to call up and examine spcci-
mems. ~rsN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-05

a S1ENcISG RlToRr.--ln n small town in ono
"i the counties ut Ohio, stranger rode up to tho
door Of II tavern. and having dismounted, ordered
stall and some oats for his horse. A crowd Of
loaIcrs-tlat class of Independent citizens who
nrc never equal to decent men except an cleo
ton day swarmed about tho bar-room aud steps
waiting to be- invited up to the counter. Among
this crowd, the strnngcrs business was Mt once tho
subject Of lmpcrtincnt speculation. One more
imrmacut fellow than the rest, made free to inquire
If the traveller what occupation he followed, to
which the latter replied that his business was u
secret ut present, but that he would make it known
before leaving town.
Having spent dny or two looking around. yisi-
ting the places where whiskey was sold. and ma
king inquiries as to the amount retaled tho num-
her Of habitual drunkards in the place, the num-
Der Of dogs kept by men whose children never
went to school, or had enough to cnt-nltcr, in
short, making n complete moral inventory OF tho
town. be concluded To leave. and. having mounted
his h rise. was about To be or when his ina quistive
friend, urged by his associates. stepped up and
SAID; See here. captain, you promised tn tell
your business before you left. and we'd like to
hear from you that point."
All well, sad the stranger--"l am an Agent
for the Dcvil-lm hunting location for h--ll,
and nm glad that have found place whore it
will not be necessary to remove the present inhab-
tnnts y
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EAD WHAT ssIAKspEAnE SAYS.

dead WHAT suAKsPEAkE SAYS,
HI GOOD PICTUkESy
"If Il we'll done when It's dome:
Then il well, done guickl y."-Shakspdrc.
SO il you wish il ufR done In snJerior mdnnfr,
You'll find il quicaiy done and peH done, by TANNER
n. :. TANNER q co,
Main Street, doors from Bridge Street.
LynchbrR, Va.
Ladies and Gentlemen cordially invited TO POR
TRAIT GALLERY containing specimens Of Pilot 'graphs,
Ambroiypcs Mcanotyrcs, &c, &c.
Also, the beautiful PAT ENT LEATHER PICTl RE, which
Is 50 convenient for sending by mai.
taken in all kinds Of weather and encoso lin beau
eases the very low prices from 80 cents to $50
beautiful Of Cases Gold Lockcts, ME-
daons Locket Rings Breasipns Keys Seals &c. in great
variety, jrst received
A fresh supply Of the best Material in the country.
Don't forget 10 call loct l''ts.
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LYNCHBURH COLLEGE.
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'uE fourth annual sessiop ofhls Institution will commence
u on tho 18th September
Tho locaon IL of tho hcahIcs and accessible
the entire south and he study Classical
Scientific equal 10 that Of tho American colleges
The Military Department will be efficiently nsintainsd
der the OF MIR Blank kenshp Of the vir.
gnia Military Institute and recently eonnsssd With she
United States Coast Survey.
This several prof~so viii exclusive skarss of me
Grammar schon ~ which young will be thesoughly rss
pared for college or bu sinrss
IA q u l. TY. II Il zagaH u
raj Science
LrouaoUs MATHEWS. A. NJ, Professor Of LaAln and
nelles Lctircs
H. CAaKLL, A. . Professor OF the Greek Language ~
Literature. = l,r
BLAsxtssup Professor Of Mathematics and Ihitrac:
tor Of Tactics. ... - f.-.- $ s#44B{fT - boo
Rev W W WALKER, Professor OF Moral and Mental Sci.
a. aud Of History. .Us p t. "a aHE I'll =
SAMUEL GARLAsp, A. NJ Professor Of Consutioual Law.
ID, A. LAS0Honss, D., Professor of Anatomy and Phy&
iology ~ ..... g. ...J5.z# +, ts5.,,fs'.t .
GIUSEPPE ApoLrno sARron IL D., Professor Of Modern
Language .zsz - Hsf RtseH.
EXPENSES
Hoard % week; washing el % per month fual asd
lights go term Tuition &2O In tho Grammar school, and
ESQ In the Collegiate Department for half session E
y Catalogues further inorfnAtion be OBJ
tained by addressing the President aug SIS
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Arr'ro-Thc most successful exporter of mp
plea from this country, I. l.. Peel. of Ulster coun-
". New York owes II considerable portion of his
success to careful picking aud careful handling
The fruit is picked ono nt time from tho tree;
when transferred from the hand basket to the
larger one, only two at time are taken by hand
rhcso baskets arc then drawn not oven spring
wagon but on n sled, TO tho building for storing,
80 as to secure them from jolting When packed
IN barrels they again tnkcn two at time by
hand. They are drawn sled to tho North
River, aud lifted by two men on board the steam
boat, t. be taken to New York and shipped
When lowered on Shipbnrad they nrc caught one
at time on mems shoulders. and carried careful
y 10 the coolest pnrt Of the ship. At London they
are carried by two men hand barrow with tho
#ame care that we carry n costly looking glass. -
With these precautions they arrive in London In
better order than market apples usually rcnch our
own cti"s. aud having been carefully selected soil
tor so per barrel. and sometimes ~ high as 500
Few Of our farmers il is true. send their apples
aerass the Atlantic. but would II not repay them
well to exercise the samo care in handling them
ior home markets or domestic use?
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gam. aud would be glad to sell him grave
stone TO mark tho spot where the beloved one
sept-marblc or common stone A. he chose, ut
prices dolying competition. Tho bereaved man
SAID there was "a little difficulty in the way
"lavn't you lost your wife :" inquired the agent.
why yea, | have" said the man. ''but no grave
stun amt necessary. but you see the cussod crit
ter amt dead. She's scooted with another MANI
The agent retired.
How COFFEE CANE TO nE usrp.--It ia somewhat
singular To trace tho manner in which arose tho
nse Of tho common beverage -cofec--without
which some persons, in any half or wholly civili-
yed country in the world. would seem hardly able
to exist. At tho time Columbus discover
I'd America, it hnd never been known or
used, II only grew in. Arabia and Upper Ethi
opia. The discovery Of its use as beverage is
ascrbcd to tho Superior of monastery in Arabia
VIII wns dcsirous Of preventing the monks from
sleeping Mt their nocturnal services az made them
drink tho infusion Of coffee. upon the reports Of
some shepherds, who observed that their hocks
were more lively after browsing on the fruit of
that plant. Its reputation spread through tho all
jneent countries, and In about two hundred years
il 7eachoa Paris. A single plant brought there
in Ill became the parent stock of all the French
coAtc plantations in the West Indies. Tho extent
Of the coffee consumption can hardly be realized
The United States alone only consume ii at cost
its landing, of from fifteen to sixteen millions
Of dollars You may know the Arabia or Mocha
the best Of coffee. hy its small bean of dark vel
low color. Tho Java aud East Indian, the next
in qualty, are larger and Of palcr yellow. The
West Indian Rio has II blucsh, or n grccnish-g gray
int.
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VOL.7---N0B3 %.


ANINvITAT1ON ~ M1 1RKDY C0DDIA1..
no ~ ,sno;s me rs :ss s g
on sa.a.ss pessrs 70 ssn ., The oesh Dul
ROUGHs, SHAFER CO, and examine he desirable stock
of Ready made Clothing exhbisou ~ p>1Epsaase
regarded NJ best bat reoommenaiien. n1 NJ vss eA
crwis II rendered by uf0uaned coufue
daiion Of esIos who have tested Inc rlsthnG
aud oli by us during the six years would b apsru
quality STYLE and cheapness Of good especially = -
Acknowledge asd checraiy coucede tie right II
quality and fairness Of the prices Of the goods Ne ss1
Our stock complies In par. the following sstsslsss 1z6a
priced Fancy Co,h Drcss rroek 0oass Tres UAs.
Oaks and other favorte Cashmere business 0ue, buper
black Cashmere Pants Grenadne Matalasse CasuS Vel
and other Vests Orw Goats OF every ssitAble 1allal
and In every desirable style. Cioaka 20.
EUMNhahlNl7 OkPA A0TMHNT,--lus Ne M.
nishng lna stock also complete eomprispg 10 pas
aud Mnicrs Cashmery Msrno shaker and sk nnds shis
aud Drawers Socks 0oves Suspensrs Pocket HIM. eIe
gan, Rohcs do chsmhre Travelling shsws and Heaks1S
Umbrellas &c BURROU0iIs, sHAFER 4 co,
Clothing Basaar. Main d., ahove n4dss
sepialts Lyuchbuy Va
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IMMENSE SAVING OF FUELi
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK or
Cooking, Parlor, Office, Church and Fac
tory Stoves, Ranges, Crates, Akc,

2. >. BLISS CO., y
INVITE attention ~ @ very attractive display Of new Fall
aud Winter Goods which cy bssn feeslvlAe
weeks past Our stock tho
uelorad Of offered In this Market can offer
unusual Inducements IN prices.
Our great variety Of Cooking Stoves coal
not ba excelled for economy aud eouvenlence. r
Pafur Stoves and Radiators for coal some nsy
and heann patterns worthy tho
nng Room aud Church Stoves design perfect
In operation olee Church and Factory Of all styles
remarkably low pricca.
artesi,ch, medium and low priced and adapted to tho
wants of ALL
Tho Morning star Cooking Range entirely article
aud superior To all others that have proceeded H. Having
arged SALES Rooms double their former oapacty
made purchases early tho sesctag
sonaly from th" leading Foundes tho Nosheu Cltss
We feel confident of being able supply all In with
better assortment aud better than hss before
been done In this markca the Stove and Range
scrond door below thu Market, Man Street. LyuchburK Va
ortltH Bl.IAS
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Il = y 4 Il
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WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE.
WHEELWRIGHT, NUDGE & CO.,

u,
UUAyE constantly on hand a full stock Of PRINTING.
Il WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPER from all the
most celebrated mills the United States Also full assort
nen of Book Binding Leather Cloth Glue &c Colored Pa
pers of all kinds Straw Binders Trunk Boards
Bonnet Boards white and coored Printers Cards and Gard
Boards every variety; Press boards Hardware Paper
Tissue and Shoe Paper French Folio Post Packet CONNER
cia and Note Pape Marble Paper Post oaice and
Bank Envelope Papers Sbeatng Tack and Spice Papers
Printing and Writing Ink Alum, Bleaching Powders &c
GYs Paper of every description made TO order, -e.
septl 3aw3los q
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OUR FALL STOCki

AvfNa taken unusual pains get together very 80.
perior retail stock Of Ladies'. N lssss, OhStdeeos,
mud Saenttcnsen's ROOTS, hk Ea AND Az
rE0n, OF thu beat styles and qualities would a5rd
great pleasure 10 have continuance Of the liberal patronage
heroioforc besiow I'd In addition
trade In aoods Of the bcsr grades than have tsps
and probably than has been for sale In this market
In regard TO grades Of all Styles Factory
out hands, and TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS. Om.
BREI1AA. &r.,-of hnc and common quallties-lents'
superior MOLE SKIN AND SOFT HATS oil eoors and
shapes We have to say that stock scarcely be
passed In the State. crew F. - 20 2
fv' PRICES MODERATE FOR CASH. Our PROMPT
rAYfS6 customers will be waited with PLEASURE.
l.. l.. AkMlbTEAD.
tcpi2i Ia Near Farmcrs BANK, Lyme chburg Va
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n AEsD.-A lot OF nice Leaf Lard, for sale at
IL Wholesale aud retail by SHEARER co. F.