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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-14


Mr.. HARRIS, of Illinois, from the Committee Of
Elections submitted report in the Of Mr. vaan-
digham conesting The seat Of Mr. CAxPBxLL the sitting
member from the third congressional district of Ohio
The report states that the committee had given the sub
ect the most careful and Iaborious examinaton had
heard Argument the subject but from the points In
volved the majority nnablsto agree -Four Of tho
members were IN favor Of Mr. CAxrBxLLs retaining his
seat four in favor Of giving the seat to Mr. vaan
dighaln the contestant and one member recommended
that the seat be declared vacant h'3f % it f3 e
The reports, after brief discussion were received and
ordered 10 be printeddi 20 ssm lahs sfsepa = iln
i = iaaaanrA rAfp Yrxx prrsnrrxs1s 2 'gs,g q, I
Mr.. MORRIS, Of Pennsylvania from the COMMITTEES on
the District of Columbia, reported bill TO organize
paid rs dcpartnient for the District of Columbia and II
was read twicc and referred 10 the Committee of the
Whole. fllt34i 3iNoh n1Hbf MgisA =
= si.iisz = I,,.st TERzlroRiAL icoURr ,iigitt4 sn
The consideration Of the hill IN relation TO courts and
the holding of the terms thereof IN the Territory of Me-
braska, rsposts ycb1say from thc Com mmttee of the
Whole, srs.ameis AStex being amended 10 OK
tcndit provkonm to the scverx 1sritorisH II read
a third time and passed. = n n ~ a9f-i
4 - snxrbx1s raox co,aIrrExs : s' ,9
The Committees being called for reports in relation W
Mr., DRANcH' os NOtsn Carolina, from the COMMITTEES q
on Territories reported rcsolution to the eject that ue
Secretary w The Interior cause 70 be prepared and submit
ted to the House plhh r building suitable for he ac
cornmodAtic OF the executive ohfcers And legislature OF
one of the Territories with detailed estimate of ia cost
and the average price of labor and material also that
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assortment o seasonabe fabrics constantly
hand also, full and stock carpegs ocos,
ngs mats curtain Materials lace gill corncs,
dow shades, &c, &C, &c, mach below regular prices.
t. Tat s' LORD & TAYLOR,
255 257, 259, street.
Nay ?1-rly and AZ and ~ Catharine
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RESOLUTION AD0rrE

On motion by Mr.. BRODERICK, resolution was
adopted requesting the Postmaster General to inform the
Senate whether amy sums, and II co. what sums have
been returned by the postmaster at San Fal,csco a.
rents received for the Of the post Office boxes from
July lst 1854, to December 81, 1851 also requesting
the Postmaster General to inform the Senate ct tho sae
time whether there be the files of the Post ocs Depart
ment any complaints of malfeasance in Office VIOLA
tons of law upon the part of the San Francisco post
MASTER and II 20, when the fled and In Whist
they substanated the nature the charges
the specific sections of the law which 1t ID alleged he
has vioated and what action, any, has been taken IN
regard thereto. r5,s ,il c8 fa8f fi4e,el ~ ss}N
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-16

TIE .FxAL, ESD,"-Mr. Bschspan, .in rhis
late Special Message, declares that The adiiis-
sion Of Kansas would pus ' Gnal sndHsto Ihs
Slavery agitation We shoald likerso Asev z
=" final end j., in any mAseriAl easpscs al.
ierent from an ordinary end because. The
Democrats have told Us that every nc asuse
they have cohcocfed for the lass Sesis ssyesss.
would put IN "end TO this same slavery s9i.l
tasion and the end j. not yet.
aqS" Old Buck 10 wofaliy mistaken. The "a
miss'on Of Kansas with the 'Lecompson C0ussi-
tuition would Scf put 6nAl end 70 ~ slavery
agitation. li will pas = .Enal ssd TO- The
Democratic party, though and if the Prssi-
dent were not 30 near the Inevitable termina-
ton q his political life, Il would pus ai'saaal
end" TO AiM. i8aa 9ars NJ ss4vsissfsa a,s,sr "a
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NfNETEENTH YEAR.

! fAad bssn = lsssted. "a asf,Stea Ia tsa1ls.
81 ssess Nnruee frlov c,,s.e..a co.ld -. - = ~,
lshs ~ psssee q ehrir p,.i.ne.,. -
!. fhs sslid asxsneses, asa spasssd Nv iesaCSs.
riae apoa lie baSk III III I, ,p,isiioses ssksd 81
the Csahies. aad ~ -. NJ flaiverL .skeA -
snosv.r b;s pr.spr ! vounaa ssunAeraeei,lv hrve
4 lbeea afantaA Wpas sAe ,j;ll,,sf,e rhar,e,er "
- ~ nsy IS I a enable u ~ ~. u Il i nol
Il apan, need aad ealy apev hat & psrnies IL
i Bank ~ Tlevenes. - tAsi neuak ef. Hsvs.n.
i sssE. = ssSpena jnses1 Sayouanss ~ / e.rea,n
ISeaetk 81 s,ne.. NJ osGes. Il the Renka -.
"a for The passaxs 81 sach o. act, noe weld
|aay u sAsn have uAAsn seavaasaes Of sssh .
~ sven' n passed VI ~ 1Sas ~ E<ki1lssass.
OF ~ alehe eAast,saa Besks il our Ttrrisory.
| thrse..-Tha Wnsteen Rxchaneo Ffra ana Narine
lsssnneS Co.'S Baas, 1ht NsaaSs Valley
senk, and the Fonts6els 4 BAnk---hAss 'skone BY
shs beard- Ihess failssep were oceasioned by
~ failars = the partses n III Eaae vho vsrs
Asyely iadeeesd = shs bAnka q shess sArss, i
ess ees-;-ses -; Fohtesells AAnk q btllevue
So iaee hqsidasios--ths, othsfs afs s4kiaG A.
saossasass fssa sessnpdes = n safiy dAy-
Can aay q sheae kassesn esates wAish hays
ies.h 1r1 fs... y .hc. ,,...., 49,. 80.
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"a PARsox BRowxLOw Ar Nxw OsLKAxs-PSr.
son brownlow recently delivered = Isctuse on
Slavery, o Nsw OsleAnA from shish - 49,
lowing % - extract: aef sNsssf n IN sk
The Sostherp portion Of the Methodist Church
vsa doing more for the temporal aud ete1naI
welfare Of the Negro than IN tAe sffselkv1
shrieksrs out Of hell; tAe pious Ahsahiorinea
would enter his chssch O. Sanday, s.ujth. Y 80
asloHg - the mcrsi lAv. descans upop ma be.
wall the miseries and ~roags heaped mon ,hs
down-trodden son o. Airics.. ana % IN. ia
lowing day. y ~ pisayans aropssy 80 csoav.
ssors. veslds n - could. ssisdls 4 LSvis;sss
msgro c.f cf sAs psstsv ornamenI o. Ae AsSd az
80 salksnq sfiek, snd % IL ~ tAs 49, oSfke
Lord ~Whea ret V Heaven cOAscNsSd ~
FevsssnA gsaalsoan. ~uhsssI exnsaA ~ eO.taS.
.er ny dssshs 4 i and rrgala. .bsis Aheision.
.se theirs. y shAll capclnde shat he prsc,iced 4
itaad upon she d6Os. eepcr; ~. u ~ y Bbl6y6h.
KAnsAs agitator snd 1s5~aoss shyesh.ta - ~
9ese oasas.e - or sEAshash. RieeAn1, ,shan
soon1sde.s RsAlAiag bad v Hicsraeaa rhsn y
captured ~ 6llibuaisra." ''FTsF
0ov. Wise wsAes tAass il Rresiden>r, n.rsA...,
80 sMsaaage makes Lse0np&ee she tees w -,
N isAisy ~ viii st once pubiish hjs threntsn.1
s<pop of the Prtsldenss d1plTchy " Asa " t.
TO- 4Assal4 = ,ss An 80 !.
q 1Ae Cpdse.Ae Nllsaeays .hlAs.csr.a \. \
u II. .S3,I ,Aia safG R,SaRs aRss{S$} v ~; i3 slf
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Fairfield, Feb. 9Th, 1853.

Ifassi - n This morning our Sheriff ant
pepatiss started BY stage to Burlington with
three prisoners, the latter, unvllingly expect
INK to enjoy the hospitaiities Of your city Iai
for few weeks, this county NOT having an in'
stitution Of shs kind. One prisoner, Olivel
HAight, alias Geo. u. Caruthers. vas arrested
shout one week ago at Mt Pleasant, by the
Sheriff and Deputy McDonald, on suspicion ol
grand larceny. The store Of Judge Lsttins, ai
Abbingtes. in this county. was robbed On
Thursday night, January 2lst. Il appeared
fron the testimony that HAight had for few
months been in The employ Of Psdlar BY the
name Of Stephen Payne, OF spain,S and had in
bio possession Paynes team, two small sized bay
hosssa, one blind of An eye, and wagon---a light
tvo-horss epen wagon, red striped ~heeis and
perhaps l blue bed Haight vas st II. Des
Moinss about ths 9Th or 10th Of January, and
while absent disposed Of the wagon in come
yAy NOS uadesssood, perhaps in betting on
''old Tink,s Haight returned from sup coun-
Try" 70 Oskaloosa, on the 2Osh nit, and left
thsss sbort ? or 10 s'cleck ON Thursday, 2lst
ull One witness ssseiasd thas be vss ~
Brighton The same night (diatance Sc miles1 BY
q o'clock. vent 10 bed Al 10 asd vas of in The
mosninx befoss daylight, left unkaown 70 Wit
ness, did not pay his bin, &c. Ths landlord Of
The Brishton House, NJ. Searles, testified that
hs sas ss homs that night and did mot know Of
any person staying st his hosss that night, but
that hs sav Haight next day towards moon nesr
Ttsnson. Henry county, with another man ia
coupany, drivipg Payae's team NTH : two
horse buggy, having falling top, The buggy Of
sane description - that seen in Haighs's posses.
sivo q OskaIoosa. The witness says when he
asss sa~ .sben iAers vas NO goods box in the
buggy, bst that al Trsatoa some unknown per.
soa pus . boz in his hack, and Afterwards .
stranger took passage IN the hack until he overs
took s'Gsasgss On he road 70 NJ. Plsasant,
when shs hog aaa ssrasgsr. Who proved to b
tho person seen With ''George" near Trenton,
took passage With .'Geosge." l5p =
Goods we're found .. Paynss house in Nj
Pleasant, Identified - part Of LAtsnss snd
proved to have been taken % PAynes house
81. Ha,ght and hb travelling companion, Will
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omahalI. n. r.. Feb. i. 1853

IS " 4, Vma01s ~ ~ EeU. ~ t0N0' +.
| 10 sks E]isor ri Bsrlisgtoa Herk, Ey& y ss
SlS -In your issue Of the Esd ule, Ilsosiss
the following In regasd - sks Nsoraska Legis-
laturs, ana IL acts:' Z se''''ss' ''''A. -, 80
/ sBosh branches OF the douhle-headed Legis-
lstdn1te Of Nebraska adioaras9, on the 18th. The
'aa1stilY sy Florence pAssed number Of LAYS,
s66sp pAons az their acts were recognised BY the
(3ovsrnof, aud viii not BE- ~ re Judiciary.-.
IAmchk oshers they paced : law Authofizing
NJ 1s6taska Banks q saspsnd payment isr ~
h0aghs In three yeard" ,s, .,.s 10y ~,
HAvine pssn fas : lsogs gsppa > regular reaAsr
Of ths Hssk.Egs, and hs,issiag shas ysa vesla
ass inien,ionally Do iajiitics 70 asOy sas, I
ewouId ask for . littls space IL your cotunnS =
relate soms vesy grave errors in The above
statemeee. 4s,s5i A. 10 4ssR sssl sel giasi ssAa
yose asssssioa shas snos,e e6 e6.shesaeeBioe ste
n4jorisy vsrs rsoosalssd y ~ 6eysthbr. apa
sin Dot - 81 ths yadicaarzs ppiSss4t3ly e!asg-
rssts ItwAs'vell kaevo g 01aaha. aaA istssd
10y Ne vAsls Tsssistsys sAassta1 sssaa ~ -
faek of ths aaais. ssd thss ~ r.asssr sf thas
najsrhy HpuA asvsr apA ~ .'leser # -
tssd! Knowing this 70 b the case, It u scaress
! " sspposstls shss .Aay eeosidsssbls aunbsr sl
~ 1l1asf HSbsa r. vsei1 1kS 1870
lteaA Iessaes eeI.lal' l.ssrs ~ ~. ~
sa'tsf es1ttttfng sna11iiss psfsilso1s sisAuss1
1sssA esasAies6 hyi iheM p4aM give ssns salid
feabseaaia ss1ssuD| - osegstuseatlaeYea q
1Gntst vAish sao1 - pp,nsy Gs tAau.nay
essA, "a ' St - \ = u \ ~ ~ y
Fsset fSesa - Esi..ss, 49,. ~ - y. - -
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= sAsadeIHalpg - - el ellnlsl, -
ueeeA18 4a 49, sD11AsD - snsiisl
ieeestAg = - = ~ - 'su1se - =
esztsaaAt eass1.io Nsesey. upea eosessatios
I'D sssse ~ esehA q slt' snes T. - e u
IeoAt0 - eno!fpy 81 - j - y aAeaeeeneat.
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- veee& - 80 teesA tfe@ evil
haefaA h1t Basttss veslA psesidss . pof hss
- = - sslas ssssaaeisl ssfsssaasss aAsy
9fd essssr ssev sss osligeslos ther -
II N PessvuRseu Ynii,vIr ~ n. y. 4ye,,sn>
fvtty pesssssatly Yjt;iArks nj vheneve, sdl,tas
In ~ fsssId cosssss Rapsbuoea io.r- -
|Ael ssepsahse isis .Isss 6ssas ezpssuss1 a.
re0heatioSn - ccavjceio1o ia ehe trsn1u,A -
Bsslaasa would render Kansas Save STATE.
Ea ysllef dssidon, and indisnatioa was 81 . by
- ssqpsstass of,shs Nssraska IN We osss
assuDea W tkea. not nsefely' of excili1R lGsso
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siiih 60 gI .Iss sTfaG,E'.fv:.. -
'sss" = = RsSss0sse - bOess0sss -
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ssl 81 -. 80. ''.s -. -. =
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EFeaenEoFso 1eRqe - - MeaeY. II
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Ts,s - 4 ~ esisaes-,f eAsss shss1ss san
y - srai1 1sssIs szissssssf ths Uasca,
10y - Asvs ~ e1sss spes ~ op.sS, -,
essssfy.. -, -! - ~. -. II - Il
~; ~ -: ! soaN seSs1y iAssssnsd IL
Il did. i would ~ ioe svss. App'asse
hiiss. fss. -. and = wII ~ 49,. 49,.
aa geasls - y. ~ -: = ~ 49,. NSAiese ,e
-. n SssS : ,saiW wsAla oliae mseha
ssslsSasa. iNit ~ thess, medoeasiSAs. y
6tiSs itbo hiSAlt eAas soe - sss ~
sAsaa; q and @ ~ 49, 49, ~ ssnA. ~ ~ 4,
~ ~ -. soS,s.siIr sSlicA ~ dsss sAica
Iink i adverse TO the .iSssrsss ~ shs
Dlie sAasls usidhsSah then tney .nIsas. M
= ~. . f...Ss!sa f Fl xroy - shs;,
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rwhA, would the newspapers = Dases-
md Nusca,ins dc bus for Florencs cur :
l H. forms TIE staple vi n~asly aA their
~ And b a,.miniseered to tLEng readers
Aay in some shape. We 10 not remember
seer any single sshiect-or hobby so 10.
~ riddsa - Nersocs sbisphssssA par
\ BY the Davenport Demoeras.' 'liAia sit'
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sdi y Ea Dks MoMEs, Feb. s, 1865. Z.
M. ,DusnAM - iAt p5aos p'.a-i .af y 'iot
The Comnittee ON the case Of Judgs
Clagett reported this morning. BY their Chair
man, ~. Clarke, ot Dubuque. The following
ia copy ss1 ts,'l'e. t@a s,R I
a 1.-THE Special Committee, 70 whom we're RE-
Termed certain memosials and pstitions, calling
in qaestlsn shs oGBeial conduct Of Thomas w.
'Clagets. Judge Of tie First Judicial District,
and askiug that hs mayb b. inpeAched. of high
crinpes and misdemsauoss, have had the same
under confederation. and ask leave TO report,
: That they find no cause Of Impeachment,
and ask to be discharged from. the further
consideration Of the subject" aahsi9t i'd
4 Judge Clark alluded. 70 the great number Of
rsmonstraDces and papers referred, but the
Committee decided, from = hearing Of Esdgs
Clagett and other witnesses ON tbs scosnd,
without sending for persons or papers abroad. II
u The Committee expressed the opinion that
Judge Clagess had been hasty. indiscreet and
assiwasy 10 many cases, but that his motives
vera good and should Be taken into account -
o8sW~uv ~ sDAssS "a yOas uvA0 - Avss
we're wrong. N4sy Of his decisions we're ps-
calisr apd'wiong. Ia the Sass Of 6niag ssser
lAAstS, fof not signiny pleadingA his presupp-
dion pf designsd sentenpt vas grcuDdless, and
ba,eallowed the attorneys mo- opportunity -
rst1s themselves from shis suspieioa Of see-
'tsnaps.I In one eaas " high and excessive bail,
4pdge GaGsts bad been shseaesned With per-
Sonsl tislssSe, lshich, thossh not jusa6ea-
tloh, wasi anitieation Of bic oct, 'i'l griteA
III, Clark satd there vas another tribunal,
shatOf public opinion. BY which Judge Clag-
sst cas b impsaehsd; !; and % he psepls ~ .
as@ election could relieve themselves ef.an %.
just 1sdse. Anl the tern of oilcS was -
short IN this case. that no other impeachment
would - prudent At shis, das. Ths report was
adopted ~ vote Of ~ % -. Ths b probe
bly, the end Of the matter. though ccpsidsfabls
il felt with. ths reporh ivishont
charges oeipreefs..sn at t4da asss4. s4ge etN8aaie
o E3s Hoass concusred n the Till u the Senate
~ tssniag t2oo, ,ooo ssats Stock Bond, draw.
ln& sssen per cent iptsrssb sanAiagt Ten yeasa,
and ,paysbls IL New York, ~ s'vess q % 70
es--severAl msmbsrs absent: '.4ls s'ea,s II. ~
. faEr EM stL..-z-.e-Z.i yaI-M u sfli2sfssi, $
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" Tho CpdseAe KllaaeaVa. W., ,As-cs.nn -
!! aie Esitd 'lils u g'liS u n . :.
O0O. .OOOl
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: Ney York aeusi1Es, 8 iatt.ssisk =
styssAs Ladies in sAas isEssis ~!
saaee y silliss - have . tooth pulled
AeerNiA AxNAeP,aT .fsgasa ~ 1t.,, Vi
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[lK@ ~ - = tssaasa tlrtHi1egA Y w Ee@ = Y
.sAksss occurred last nighA1an1E0Ijng psopsr,
y - the amount Of &S5.O insured ior EiS...
600
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snss atGs.-Tns Springfield a. .)Nen-
|Ca up > nice liste story aboue's. aarsB.
alag astsay the young pen ef ta!ss'
sseA winding tAem aat Of eheie, ,naqesl. ],
nssfsas Csssnhss Fact sasppea - Ne
ssstnssed I. kahtr ths sllovisg I -, !,
sss5 " So A5ftoi4&s8 ~ si@1 Gsoh zsts
sA4f aaa asss 49, Bsaosa ,yosu
RsaraI-TSe 4SpsinG0ald GoApASiel, No.
~ eaas sf xR. B. b sAndy, hailinGl 5rpm
ek 1ho has swindlsd nshe cittpene dof
~ psstsy esienaiHaln Re reai yoeli
ifassh . aiMe w4eedesaApcA - th'su
~ sssk. y live byskasvasy .Fethsr .haa
8y - iadassry.rpam brs5zsd a. tai
s1ghst skillk tAasgshe RaGUaDan bod in.
H. nseh bad b-s-An6y !, xtsijed ~ wss'
pAeassshly 81 " NeppasisLa MN .ss
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Iaaisa 81 wess, u 'ssalsl Esaid q make tbs
RAg exclamation, On seeiag sss Of our
M ~ \ hssgeN 4sassi;. =, !. ga, s.ssss w.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-29

Brucc, the traveller visits Abysnnia, which
has not only hereditary arisocracy, but some
lingering forms Of the christian religion and,
speaking of their habits, says of their s'augh-
tcrng animals, that "two OF more OF them
fall TO work on the back of the beast while il
is still alive, and stripping thc skin hall way
down the sides, begin to cut away from IT.
The noise made by the poor creature IS the an
nounccmcnt that dinner is ready
Mr. Mansfield Perkins, who visits the same
country in 1850, says chat there has been
much Improvement since the time oil Bruce,
and that though rthc better class sleep naked,
with block Of wood for pillow, and still
eat the flesh Of animals while it is yet warm
and quiyering, they yet, in most eases, kill the
animal before they cut it np."
DR.. Livingstone passes from the Cape OF
Good Hope to Central Africa, and through
Central Africa from loonda to the mouths OF
the G0mbczi, and though he gets up a feeling
Of much regard for the people whom he met,
he fails 10 show thc reason for IL. " katama,
II naked six foot chcltan, OF the River luba
receives his presents Of red baizc cloak, and
an iron spoon with great satisfaction, and
then mounting on the shoulders Of his slender
SIjbhtSUlHll, IcllICS WIN llHIVslhg htShll ""
Sckelctu, the chief of the MokololoS. is his
disciple and friend" But when the Doctor
returned from an excursion to Loonda, he finds
tltat the wives Of lis men had taken To- other
husbands, and that Sckclctu himself, his hope
I.ul convert, had made two excursions TO de-
prcdatc upon tie slaves and cattle Of III,
nrlghbor>.
OF thcsr Mol,ololos whom ID much al.
mircs, he says that "thc rich show linliuc.5
to the poor, but only in the hopc of service ;
gnd that Tie poor who have ~ relations, viii
seldom M supplied with cyon wator Whom they
are sick and when they die arc dragged oat
to the hyruus
At Magora on his way down lhc Gmlnzi.
lc counted TX sJtlls around on sah,., aui hp
learned that the chiefs Of that region ya with
each o'nlr in the number Of skull. they citn
cNhibit.
such are some of tlc glimp,os exhibited of
native lrr IN Africa They could i. rNtuulrd
indefinitely, but these are pcrhap, sufficient Ior
eur purpose They snum to sa2H ihnt turn
J. 10 class Of negro TIL that Is 05J elevated III
coming tn Il State of slavery ut tine south
They are elevated not only to pliers ofm.n.
III usatuINc., hUt greater comfort aud weIl Ne
ln@ They also further show that cy,u tarre
slavery Is M advance upon thn perfect barla.
r,sm Of an African democracy tor thn l}u III.
men hayr not the enterprise and character
r}au III ho.d IgypS Aud tlw .U9w aiso.
t'at thc harhrrlia- or African slavery arc MI
IryiateL III tha hvc tlnlt: frm f'a.. trih.s
whore ia@re Is NOT tLn opportunity tariiee
llnh."Iyc from accumulated number lr tu
s.4Ec trades t.s.rU II ID HlftTa4Iiyr h. tg N-t.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-29
No ~. Old LEEEE,
NEAR CANAL aT NEW ORLEANS

't+' - va y = - fh +tl+N' blAI4l. \ =
lEsIhGLlslsn lN l6a7,l
hI A&FFAfIGRl.R and Dealer ia eyer. n. crib.
~ ton Of Camp Furniture such us I'cat ul s,lGs
and qualities Portable Co.'s, Camp Siool..a Chairs.
Noa'd particularly rall The attention of E4.i.
neel-. Railroad Contractors nd others ID ~ recent.
" patton. d P"lHsmE GUAR Btp, This article
weighing only abJut eighteen l4lml- pHa Which
forms acomplrte easy chair, il eail transformed
ihta complete ana comfortable cot Grd Mili ul
Inc advantage 81 Htitrass aud pillow without The
cumbersome WEIGHT Of either 70 tho eek itWrl
ba found inyalmhloas the occupant can be clane. .d
70 agy position without delay ol ir1nble
ani fancy Boat Sails Tarpaulins. Cotton Covers, uc
mad TO order.
HEo manufacture a superior article Of lii.ht or
heafy canvass helting for gin bands. &c. do. do.
nose Tor railroad on plantation usc. Those using
gutla peFcha or India rubber betting or hose and ri
oAesnaiI The cost, and made Of any size or strength
required.
l'arelar attention paid TO getting gupIna superior
e'yle' every description of plain or cmbroidercd silk
a4s Or banners for military or other compunic;
i.lag5 OF all nations, Jack Pcnnants, &c. FLAGS
nemly repaired.
Ram and fancy goods Cor awnings light and
heaYy canvass French and English bunting for nags
"r., i3r sale in any quantity,
Orders from the country will be promptly attend,
to- S''
\. j. lind it necessary 10 state that no person
mas succeeded me in my business as II has been and
is stated by persons in this city. H. CASSIDY.
no 10 Old Leyce, near Canal street n. o.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-29
ARTHUR CRAW FORD e Co.
NlTHOLESALE Il RETAIL DEALERS IN DRlrcs
wv Ann MEpICI\ES ~

WllOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS IN DRUGS
w AND MEDICINES,
No. ., BRICK ROW, CLINTON, La.
Keep constantly on hand. large and complete as
sorncnt Of Paints, Oils, Perlumcrcs, NC.
They arc constantly receiving direct from the mann
factories and other sources large aud varied assor
mcnt of Fresh Drugs aud Chemicals which they Offer
for sale on as favorable terms rs can be had In tbc
Southern market
Henry s. Iiccchcno will personally attend to the dis.
pen.ng of ofPhyscian's Prescriptions, Family and all
other Recipes.
The following comprises few of the articles nj.
,uiL- In In Innnl III ilInir nrun Slurp viz
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-29


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40 lnl'rla''c
do mlIlc
dn ohallc
do p'losplorie
40 PF'iSslc
DO pyro'lglico''s
40 sniphoric
10 '''flaflc
Tthtr' aee'le
do ch'ol'lc
ITO sniphuflc
Aspiih'i'lin
Alcohol
Alues
Mum
Ammonia, aqua
do carb.
90 iodlhc
do phosphate
DO aroin. spls'
Nnnatto
arrow. root
Arsenic
halsnln. copalyh