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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-27
CARRYING THE WAR INTO AFRICA


we remember in the issnes pertaining to slave
nv. has lately been exhibited in the lower
Housc Of the Massachusetts Legislature. la
that SETTLING cauldron If Black Republican,
ism nicger philanthropy Abolition howlers,
and all other elements tending towards na-
tional disorder. Mr. Caleb Gushing who, by
some happy accident, wa elected to seat n
that mwhoIsomc body, pitched ! lIvo smell
into the camp, nnon motion giving the petl-
TONERS for the removal Of Judge Loring leave
to withdraw Mr.. Cushing, il fnct, las ahso-
lutely begun The same plan Of attack in Mas
sachnsetts that the men of that State have so
Sedulouslv carried out in the capital Of the
country for the past five and twenty years
No one may flv predict what this renewal
Of agitation within the cnemy's lincs--upon
their most cherished fl,stgh fragile principles =
may vet achieve bat we believe It by 10
means improbable that before another quarter
Of century goes by there may be an over.
whelming majority in the State Of Massachu-
sctts in support Of slavery. as an institution
and much larger capital than they have ut
present invested, il the importation of the CO
lored mhorerS themselves
To return, however, to the opening Of Mr..
Cushinp's campaign TIE indulg"d q crowded
Legislature, on Tuesday laSt, with 4 clear,
sharpstinginr piece Of logic, which must have
been in the highest degree distnSteful to his
henrpr4 re told them that they shrunk,
Ike whipped spannirls, under the lash Of
LLOYD Garrison WHO drove over th N IN the
car Of the Antislaverv Society; that the L.
gislatnrc had beer intimidatcl aud bulled into
voting the Hall for negro agitation though
the Society Ind merely played the game Of
compnlsiou, and refused 10 nccert the Hall
when it was voted In 4 word Mr.. Gushing
told his hearers that ii was question whether
the members Of that body were treeEen, act
ing without restraint, CT whether they were
covering under the menaces of a society which
openly advocated dSnnion IL its worst and
most reprehensible aspect
We may imagne what must have been the
effect produced hy this home thrust Of orr late
able Attorney General There he stood, alone
in that arena Of nig4erdom, goring his en-
ragged audcnce IRON tail 10 brisket; and not II
man Of them all cenId find words 10 reply to-
him "The behavior Of the House" however,
as we learn hy the D3v Advertiser, was adj
mirabe. When lie c'nsed, although at least a
dD2fn molnbcrs DOUBTLESS, huontd to reply to
him, with Il rare hut most commendnbe for
bearance no member Of the majority accepted
his invitation to wander away from the legl-
tnate hrsross of the day
This We en- readily understand but we go
further and believe tllat the majority will yet
burn in % much hotter place before any one OF
them can shake the position taken by the new
member from Newbnryport.
OF course Mr. C0shings proposition was
voted down He ncod not despair however,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-27
l)E\RY IIAW FORD.

irS1tCh or THE PEACE 4 NOTARY PUBLIC,
ciINroS. LortshN.
ShpIc,E North side Of the Puddle ~guar"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-27

QUESTION roR A WFE.--Do you recollect
what your feelings We're Immediately after you
bad spoken the first unKind word to your hus-
band Did you not feel ashamed and yet too
proud to admit it? That was is, and ever
will be your evil genius 1t is the temper
which labors incessantly to destroy your peace,
which cheats you with an evil delusion that
your husband deserves not your love 1t is
the cancer which feeds on those unspeakable
emotions you felt on the first pressure of his
hand and lip Never forget the manner in
which the duties Of that calling can alone be
fulfilled, If your husband is hasty, your ex-
ample of patience wi | chido as well as teach
him yonr violence may ALLEVIATE his heart,
and neglect impel him to desperation. Your
soothing will redeem him-your sottness SUBJ
due him, and the goodnanred twinkle of
those eyes filing beautifully with priceless
tears will make him all your own.--Old Pa'
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-27

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

T1AviNti been appointed Administrator of the rs.
Ii tate of Matthias g. Mills, deceased, all persons
having claims arc requested TO present them, duly
authenticated : and all those Indebted, will be rcqui
rcd TO settle aud pay up without delay Either may
he done to at M Office. No 10 Canal street, New
ORLEANS, or 60 =. Iuldcsty, Esqr Clinton. La.
Clinton. Jane ~. ts,T. e. :. HAWKINS
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-27
MEDICAL PARTN ERSlIlP.

DOcTORS' DElDNY MD NcWI!lNNEi
HAVE UNITED III 49, praclir" q Medicine, ~.
Ill ring the absence uf ~. Dtlony al Message, VIII
hc attended ~ vs. ir. McWhiantF who may hr
found 4, MI times. day NJ night Al Nj E"-idrnr lhr
late dwelling of A. l.",i
Clinton. Ia. Jan. VI ls.,S.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-27
rOTTON AND SUGAR LANDS.

COTTON AND SUGAR LANDS.
A iiNL BODY on LAND, ABOUT 300 acres
IA cleared, tie balance wol timbercd with Cypress,
Gum &t.. together with Improvements. consisting Of
Dwelling aHd Gnhor-a. negro quarters. excellent
trUuc-. Arr offered ior
SALE ~. RENT
Ming ou MI. Bayou l.nttrnacAe Parish Of rointe
o0upu", about and halt nIlr- from Hopkins Land
ina, And five miles from Niilm,i'urt
There are about liop hu-hoI, ofcorn. 80 head of
iiag-, somn stock ae that can be- purchased For
trn. apply ie. o. Hd,ift-- 7. T. White. $ew Orleans.
y y W.. plBetiau ajtoiu. that or r. cosle.
helaH llopl,ine y III. DE. ). ls51.
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AG ENTS S.

The following named persons are our authorized
agents to collect monies due to, and receive subscrp
tons to. the DEMoCRAT.h
ARTHUR McKENNA, Jackson, La.
r. CHICK. Port Hudson.
JOHN A. McIitGH, Plains Store.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-27
NOTICE.

DY virtue or n resolution Of the Board oi rru.tees
ID Of The Siliiman Female Collegiate institute, in
Clinton, Louisiana hereby gitc Gotec ta the stock
hoirrt thereof who have not paid mp they fun sub.
poh fi stock. that Eve dollars per share Is re.
eueSttd TO he bna 10 the Treasurer of said Board,
within sixty days ifGm ihi- notice ond five dollars a
hare every thirty Jays thereafter until the whole
amount i pad IN.
BYTHELt. HAYNES Secretary.
Clinton. IN, July I, 1917
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-27
MEDIC Al. UNION.

WILL. SELL At AUCTION.
I1ANlNG coupled with the formaliin- " ha "a.
L and received f.iccnse 10 sell At AHctin1 ttte
undersigned would respectfully oNar his snrgce'
Anctonccr to the citizens Of East feliciana and thl
public ut large.
Orders left at tho of,ien Of Henry IIawl,fd E.4r..
will be promptly attended To-
june t. 1891. Tll,S, l., N1,llEE.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-27

asy~ Punch says, that the reason why edi-
tors are so apt to have their manners spoiled,
is because they receive from correspondents SO
many evil communications
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-27

geD- A poor "rne' that wont work both
ways as the boy said when he threw the rule
back at bis schoomaster
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RELIGIOUS BOOKS.
Ilare's Mission Of the Comforter.
Six Days OF Creation.
Thompson's Moral and Religious kssays.
Barnes Notc..
Abbo,'s Young Christian Series.
Layard's Ninevah and its Remains.
BArds of the Bible. by 1iihllan.
History Of the English Bible.
Chambers ON the Power and Wisdom of God.
Nelson ON Infdelity.
Wilruer's Episcopal Manual.
Vsnett's Paftoral Theology.
Kome--Christian and papsl.
kirwan's Letters to Bishop Hughes.
History Of the Protestant church in II ungary.
History Of the Reformation.
Death bed Scenes.
Clyset Hours.
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Christian Iheism, by Thompson.
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Aito, q large selection Of Miscellaneous Books
among which arc many Of tie late publications.
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frsyer Books,
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LIE Holy war,
POPULAR History OF English Bible lransiations,
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theanassa, ~ ,ne heroine 81 rath,
Methohlst Family manual.
r'nelpies anu Ifacllccs u Dap''ss, ny Wy
and
aacfsu scenes ana cnatacee",
ahe psif man Dsu&n.ne.,,
Snepnsfd 81 nsllspnly Ila'n,
bsp!e ashesL ~ hvefest'
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AHRHE Co, Partnership heretofore existing be-
1 tween the subscribers, under the name and
firm Of fartsr 4 iiaines, 81 this day dissolved ~
mutual consent. RahSat 4 Y z. HBines will cor
tsnue in ihe business, and Ign the name Of the
firm IN liquidation. They will also settle all &C.
eeuHss ~ ,he late firm, and all debts due il must
be para then, H. :. fARRAR,
HABERT HAfNEs
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G0.rartnership Notice.
u P. GRAY II. Il. SMITH have this day
II. formed paxtnxrship iu the Carpenter and
Building businessi II al - branches. under ths
Arm name and Atyls u drs1t Smith. They vii
be found on Fifth street, E1Wsen High and Nor.
gan, whme they will b hapD1 - receive the OF.
ders Of their friends and the psblid.
msy17 s&8d6m
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THE FARMERS, GUIDE


PII q M M e r * Co.'S
Having Moved 70 the New 4 story
House, No. IO3 Main.st., cor. Atm,
ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH,
PAINTERS AND BUILDERS
ALLOW PRICES FORCASH,
With 6Ldss IF all sises, from a><D 10 4o,e 60
SASH, (prlmee and Chased IL desired)
LINSEED OIL, (Raw or Boiled;)
LARD AND C0TTON.SEED OIL,
(For Lubricating and Burning;)
PURE WHITE LEAD;
PURE WHITE ZINC;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE
ALCOHOL;
VAR MS He 3 AND JAPAN.
We also manufacture "white's Compound
Drier which is superior 70 any other drisr in the
market.
Red, 0chfes, Chrcme, Paris Green, Umber, Siennas,
Lampblaek, Vandyke Blown, Red Lead, Lithsrge,
&C., DC. Also, Paint Brushes, Glasicrs Diamonds,
Glazierss Points, Gold Leaf, &c.
We have large stock OIL Hardware, which hAv-
ing bean received within the past twelve months,
is II new and fresh, and withing to close this
branch Of business we willseilit at exceeding.
~ low figures. The stocxcomprises good Assort-
ncnt of building materials adapted TO the Western
market and Carpenters Tools.
s.E- We invite the attention Of Country Mer-
chants to our stock, feeling assured that We can
sell then goods at "a low prices n they find in
| st. Louis or any other Western city. ~
We solicit the attention OF Merchants, Painters
] md Enii iaYs 4 IAN npW rla nf htau
No. IO5 Maia street, nsrf 10 Wooster Tessplir' q
Apr2sa pLUMMER r co.
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sessors books Poll Books, de-, de-, furnished at
shori notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, &C., bound or re-.
bound in any style desired.
G1-My Bindery will be found In MOO
Buiiaing, corner Of Main aud Second sts.
sep II 's7-d ISAAC No48ARCE.
AOVU 3. y. vOWELE,
jsssia Isl AAla-st.
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EXTRAORDINARY BNDvCKnEnTa
TO TRADE

Attire ssNimble olxpenee.ss
An new rsssivisK ~ Spring and summeYstock
! Of Dr. 0oods, nats and bonasts, boots and
shoes, crookery Ware, r., dirsstfron the Eastern
elites, which coUpsisea m extensive variety In all
these depastmsnts. Ny stock VIII compare favor
ably With any In tho cityin point Of variety and
quality, AID Its we'll ksown fsetthstshs prices
arc ~ rtSAs.
or Drsss Goods. have Biiks, Tissues, Bsssgss
Lawns, Barge Dslaines, Chai lies, Poplins, vales
eian Plaids, Dsbaiss, Assantines, Lava Robes
ke.
ofsApls Goods Asavybro~sdon.sti .hlesehsd
Do, Oanabsrgs, driils, siekisss, prints, IA.
ALSO, Linen Goods Of all kinds--whits and
brown for pants; white and brown table diaper,
crash and diaper tovsiing Irish linen, brown do.
ALSO, Summer Eha viii, hlsck silk vessttss, sI,-
bfoidefies, lscss, pocket hapdkcrehiefs, hosiery,
tsnnings, dents Shirt ssrsvats cellars and sss-
denders.l
ALSO ,anassortment Of Summer Ciethias, and
nscesesry articles too numerous to mention.
AND in oonnAoti0p with the shove, / keep a.
sortment 81 Queensu are and Groceries, the latter
Of shish still eontinss - sell Ut wholssAl
prices. fresh lot Of choice Tess direct fSon the
Canton Tea Co., New York, which are uarran ted TO
give sntisssatisfsstion ~ the money will be re-
funded.
Think I ssn nov inducemsntsnst to beck.
ssllsd ~ any hosse In this city
II thsre h ssyAstiels youcap1ot ind ssywhsYe
else, u.t oAllatthe Nimbis sixpsnee-anywbsss
along Main-stssst.
s.-Thsss srsaet cid gseds-AAvesestss~s ~
AAnd siaes fhs year one.
Nes. o., -. ~ and 1es Meln.st.
KAokuk Iova Aoy{tlf.Akv
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Wisconsin Lumber Yard.
A good assortment OF the va
LUMBER. rfhusquaiities, iengthsand
thickness.
fair assortment on hand
JOISTs. and bills filled atsaw-iniIl
prices.
6ood-sixed pilesof tbccom.
monlengths andsircs.
Sawedandcut, thclattervery
IA cheap.
SHINGLES. Pine ,FoplerAnd Cottonwood
SASH From smallest to largesisise
ia Small and large plain y aised
>AA'OHs. and moulded.
uLINDs. Rolling and stationary.
A NY and lof which icle st hes ubscribcr
"A sell at the yards on the
Corner Of Eighth and BIondsdusfs.,
opposirE PUBLIC SCHOOL,
and ON the corner Of and Railroad SITS. linear X.
! Fl. D. M. X. r. Depot,) as low IS they can be
bon In the city; and 1t the Branch ard at Far
min gton, with cost Of transportation added. Or
ders HE'D from the country and shipped to any
station ont b. abroad ut the lowest rates.
wildly Il. o. KELLOGG, Agent.
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nsxA ssswAss. Jxo.H .GHIrYIrH.
EwART 4 GRIFFITH,
0oss formerly occupied by Hatch 4 Thompson,
sEcoKD ST., NEAR MAIN,
...IoWA,
Atfornsys and Coanssllors at Lar,
INsURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
1Wstcwl9w attention paid the Collection Of Debts.
dad Loanssg of Moneys.
I n 8 q r A N G e!
CALL AND
1eaNrs your Property against Loss By
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= the following responsible Companies:
HUMBOLDT
i OF THK CITY OF NEW YORK.
n CASH CAPITAL
rWs Hundrcd Thousand Dollars.
LAMAR
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
Cash Carisai coo, 900 Do,iars,
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
Cash Capital $500 900.
0rMarins Risks taken in this very response
dhle Company
- shore highly responsible Companies are now
prepared to Insure Property against
Loss or Damage by Fire.
- And Pay all Losses Promptly. ~
INSURE YOUR LIVES,
For the Benefit Of those you Love
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LanAs in Northern and southern Iowa fol
oale on favorable tcrms, by
90 nchlod STEWART 1 GRIFFITH. Agents.
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go Acres ChoIce FarnaAng l.anas
u Lucas and Ringgold Counties, lows,
Fer Sale Cheap or Exchange fer Geo0.
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WIN. n. MEkERvEY.
ATTORNEY AND C0UNSELlOR At LAW,
ANA
General CeilcctiaE agent.
1OhT ......-.-lo" 4.
KEYEREHcHs:
Hen. JsAn W. Steckdsie, Register Of Fort Dodge
fnnd 0Ase
Moa. Thomas Sergeant, Receiver Fort Dodge
Land ofice
Hoa. Vim. II. Merritt, Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
Gsa. Van Antwerp, ksokus, Iowa.
Hse. J. .. Thompson, Judge 18th Judicial Dis
e1Ricey Harys,on, Iowa.
Gee. b. Reid, Keokuk, Iowa;
b. q. Finch. Des Mones, Iowa.
Hen. 3. A. Douglas, Washington, ID. G.
June oily
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DissclulfOns
SINHE partnership heretofore existing between
l stephen II. Joncf, and o. b. 0 'Bannon, IL this
day Dissolved by mutual consent.
s. Il Jones will settle all the business Of the old
frm.
May 81, SD
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INSURE YOUR LIVES,
For the Benefit Of those you Love

of tAs Tim Fl. Wayne Il. II. 10 Exchange for
Lands.
IS IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.
La M w = rr nss w . q . d
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TyHB MAsTIc ROOFING IL we'll adapted to
1 steep or lat roofs, IL ere proof, and becoming
hard win admit Of wssr BY trcading thereon,
which makes II desirable for piszsAs, oaFs, stsAn-
boats, &c. he. For further particulars, plssss call
1t the ONCE. where samples can b. seen.
febl7dly
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Lusus NAruRR-The Rockingham Register
under this lead, states that negro woman in
narrisonburg, Va, gave premature birth one day
las, week to lwo infants black and the other
white. Proprict'rs were requested 70 call and
claim their property.
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Markets.

Baltimore. Aug. 24--Flour lie steady and qui-
ct Wheat firm and unchanged. Corn better:
White S0aSl; Yellow SSa90c.
New YoRK. Aug. 2l.-Ohio flour is quoted at
S6a6 Is. Wheat Southern Rcd 81 25al 49,
Mixed Corn 76as6; White SSa9o Virginia Skies
OIL
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~ BILE LAND.-ln pur- uance Of decree ofthe Ceun -,
~ Court Of Amherst, In the If Cash and others
John Hudson and others will offer SALE pre-
misses Thursday. the I'D # September pubic
ton til. tw TRACTS or LAND In sad decree mentioned
The is y OF about 100 Acres and the Other
fains about 40 Acres, adj each other tho mmri
neighborhood of New Glasgow and regarded
able lands Said will he sold either together srpar-
atey. may lie deeme.. mos advisable
TERMs-Ennugh cash viii hc required the of
suit and n sale for the residue of the purchase
credit Of two and three equal ailments
the purchaser to bond with approved personal security
and the title retained further security subject sale
default OF the payment of the purchase The title Is
doubt perfectly go" but ting fe "f the ;ourt
l will give warranty. WIN KENT, Cumr
N o1seu
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Message from tho Lord Mayor Of London.
Nrw YORK. August 24.-Mayor Tieman of this
city received a. congratulatorj message over II >
cable from the Lord Mayor Of London, dated yes
tcrday
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Dissension in Democratic Coneenton.
PHILADELPHIA. August 24--ln Convention Of
the Democracy of the first District, a serious
schism occurred. Thos b. Florence was re-nom-
mated by his friends and DR.. Neblngcr by the
AntiLecomptouites. opposed to Florence.
In the Second District Geo II. Martin was NOM
inated--in tho Third. James Landy, and in the
Fourth, Henry NJ. Phillips.
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Certificates.

Having requested my opinion in regard TO
he Medicinal proper ties of Daggers Springs it ID with pleas
state from personal know ledge Of upwards th
years, something In relation to a remedial agent
In the OF 1897 sorey afflicted with
uttered excrucisting pain determined visit
prings and during the first week of pass
ravel remained there four weeks and passed
,bch reiev for twelve Al the expiration
again afflicted with the disease and visited
Springs with similar rsnts passing different
gravel Three ago visited Dagger Springs la
oring under CbrOnc DisrhGa months standing
ad reduced the point Of DEATH by tho use
has been custom for the last
aud those laboug Torpid Liver
this water and always with marked benefit believe this
equal fno superior to the Greenbrier White Sulphur
IA majority Of cases NJ. PENDLET0N, NJ ID.
BUCHANAN, June 10th, 1859.
Having been called upon to express opinion the
cina qualities oil the water Of Dagger Springs
dial of the Grcenbrcr White sulphur 10 whch
similar M lie from the Analysis Of the
by Prof WIN. Rogers which append. II II, there
apted the class of Diseases viz Chronic
believe that the many invads who yearly flock
recnbrier White Sulphur under the impression
other sulphur water ke would be equally
sojourn Mt this beautiful and place,
ona advantage CT receiving all the attention and comforts
ecessary the sick, and which, proverb cannt be
xtended to them at the more fashionable icsorts
e. WOOD, NJ d.
aug oc2w .. w. KEAN, ~ D.
WHEAT FANS! WHEAT FANa!!-Wc
w have Just received another lot Of HOPKINS Wheat
hch too well know need comment which
offer for safe at the Lynchbutg Agricultural Works
iy Its WIIITfEMORE & JOSLIS.
AUsTER CALICOEk aud RATTAN HOOPS
~ A good stock. just received At
suss" J A. sTIGLER. & cos.