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as he did, that . rev ard vas offered for
kims This is SOON explained. He had
an appointment 10 meet his sister here,
who resides in Louisville, and be could not
forego the pleasure Of seeing her from the
fear Of any consequences personal to him
self. Aftersesing ms sister, he sccom-
MED her and his mother (who is tempofar-
lily staying with her danghter9 se.the ferry
boat, for the purpose of sending them back
to Louisville. He then returned to Main
street, and was hurryiDg down the same t6
get aboard the stage for corydou,when
these Louisville eovies sprang- from their
hiding places and pinto him befde ne
was aware of their presence. Atthe same
time they disafmed him, and hrrfiea.shim'
rapidly to the fery-bost,l Announcing as.
they weYtt to the few.who had been attract
ed By the outrage and who had ianfortu-
nateiy knew nothing OF Mr. Bell, that be.
had been guilty Of a foul murder, aid they
were arresting him for Ethst.szoa s5i 10
g In the meantime the boat had been kept
in waiting for the kidnsppers and their VIC
tim, and SO soon as they could hurry on
board, she cast off the cable and left. AL
though repeatedly warned by two OF uonr
most respectable citizens and one of our
City Council, not to dose. At the same
time the mother and sister OF Cspt. Bell,
who were on the boot. implored, with earn
est cries and tears. that the boat should not
be pust.ed'of Bat theaoficers of the buat
were obdurate. This ferry-boat, be II re!
membered. belongs to Mr.. Duckwell,s or
: ILouisville, aid this heartiess condueton the
part Of bis employees, We hope will be sre-i
zmearpbera By y rfsSzens. g -lis y'lsh -
ia On ot Ire ibsh from the Fair Grounds
about sdhdown, a note was put in our hands
from Cspt Beii. stating the circumstances
of his sbduction, and requesting ns to see
If something could not be done for him. =
AS matter of course, we supposed the.kid-'
inappers would hurry him of to Brantien.
burg, in order to obtain their reward, and
we were in doubt as TO what was best to be
done. Shortly after nightfall we sent a
dispatch TO the Jailor OF Louisville inq,iir
ing whether Horace Bell had been lodged
in his custody, and after some considerable
delay received an ans yer that he vas then
in Jail. Shorty Afterwards (about 9 a'elocR)
three of our citizens, as "a seI'-constitu,ed
committee, proceeded to Louisville to en-
iploy counsel, and procure the release Of the
prisoner on a writ of habeas corpus. 70 yiiH
But unfortunately they did mot procure
the writ until nea midnight IN she mean
time the parties got wind OF what was 60
ing on, ahe a few minutes before the writ
was served upon the jaiIor by N. Wolfe,
Esq, Mr.oBell had been remDsed from the
jsiIo strongly hafdctifed, and without shat,,
hurried off in asbrck soparts unknown. s'ii-
y These are the facts as they occurred.
and we may have something more TO say
by WY &C aAnlicai InII hereattAr. - p ~
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@In speaking of JEHU GLANcEY JOKES
The n. Y Times says "betray and defy
your constituents, and you shall find your
consolation in a fat contract al home, or in a
splendid disnonor abroad."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-11-04

@The Indian wars of Oregon, WASH
ington, New Mexico, and Texas are likely
to be. prolonged, and are much more serious
than was anticipated. Some Of them are
feruented By whites, as was the case in
Florida.
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3 BRIDGERORF,
situated mmsdiatsly oppssite abe .stsaa Mills, and
next door To Aehesw toTsxroosn6fof Messrs. Jun
khs, Brsnun & CO. pro continue the
sas sae. 70 rmeffg. .eaFried on BY r. D. Arkle, and
Ire 10 enlarge me same as nrch as psae tihieT
de sirs N saJlshesassea:iea ,ef svsryJ
oods 10 er Fsteek .eonS Sisting Of as follows:
Copper, Tin aid Sheet Iron Ware, -
ofevery aeseript:on, constantly on band and mak-E
ing ny ourselves. JOB work IN these braschs r.
Promptly attended tor szGiTI tI.ff .z.tt -, -,
COOKING, PARLOR, OFFICE. and every other
rIpti0n nf Stoves for eftbef Coal Wood CON-
stanIy % hand of oest make, from both wheeIine
and Pttshurgh foundries ana for az ulsnuf.r.
turers priees- Call and ezamins before p1rchss- p,
Z we have also on hand shd@ .fs1sshs,sSrs, re-
penishng large stock of HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS AND HARDWARE; consisting in part of
as foliows Table Cutlery. K hives and Fjrks car.,y
y6rs, Tea aHd raoe spoous of eyesys qu4iily and q.
kim Candle Sticks, Shoveis, Pokers, longs Sad
Irons Bras Kettles. yapsr.ued .Were. ShoEsIs and
Spades 1arden Hoes and Rakes, Pifch and SraLie r
Forks. &c. r. " J fff1E Is-sie= a+raTs55--.. a
> In conclusions yod must call and examine our
stock for il is TOO extensive enunefats every
thing in an aiver tise II eti
Ia kes This aston 10 thanks the peos
pie oil bridgeport and Belmont comfy for their ifb =
eral patronage and friendship towards him durin
lie year ana half which ne has had the plea sur
OF doing business " ith them. And in making tn ]
change which, has been IN ade, both narties propos
thst, by, constant and ciqse attention business
be able TO merit full shsrs OF puhlie ss here
tolOre. a -.-tARKLE a JIIyKINS
Bridgeport, Sept. 9, 1853. - -1'l'ai - EIG ,1[
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@A company have now formed a pro-
jec. for laying telegraph cable between
France and America. s-4 es-t
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UTbe cholera is prevailing in its worst
form in Arabia. II is said to have carried
off 10000 peoplein the city of Mecca alone.
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GrSenator BreLER lays all the blame of
disaifection in p ennsyivania upon the
shoulders OF JsHu GLAscEY JONES. He ssys
JONES was the prime counselor with the
President, and also the dispenser of patron
age. 5ss ~ s'sf s@a'l ass ION 4
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0TE can be proved that most Of the lead.
ing founders Of our Republic rDers abolition
ias - Charleston Mercury, Oct. 7.
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eeTThe South American governments are
greatly alarmed at our Paraguay expedition,
not apparently knowing who is, to be pounc-
ed upon. .-.,..,,,,ees "a. h.;
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65-s%,sso, 900 worth of rum is lmanufsc-
tured in New York each year. t
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! 20 "a. 'o',,3' e, FeYelrs.s3ts s-a'ss' s1'S @

Z % GfsOi gu s-4J0 iStS,Ei ID g7sG sarsss-
J Like all other forms OF disease to- which
the bnmari system is liable, is caused by i'm
pure huaors. blThis being caused By ylhe
more rapid action of the blood strngglin
with natuse, in endeavoring to cast eutg Of
tlIes body the corrupt matter which is deadly
opposed to health Hence the gosd and bad
Hhuuors ere at war with each 81 her, and the
Rcommoiipn which follows causes fever and
RheatasI The symptoms % { fever are various; /;
causing hesynesss laugu;d, difficult breath
ing, eyes adalhane heavy anxiety, signing
and Va smHg, aitsrnatsif fits OF heat and cold
After wliichsthe patient comp aims : Of pain
intbe; head aAdsBeek ,hgreati thirst, nausea
aptsiekness, q fulaess about the stomach.
aRd sometimes svomitng bilious ma ter, DR..
NURSES lndisAaRoetD Pills ARE acknowl,
edged to be o. strengthening and delightful J
medicine for all kinds of feyers. 70 They not
only cleanse the stomach and bowels from
all billions 70 after, but they open the exsre-
:ory sels,ycapsing them 10 pour copious
efusons from the blood into the bowels,
after Which the corrupted mass is throwH
pu, by tl'e natural passage of the body. .Aif
thstiis required, in urgent, cases of fever.
will be, to take large, doses. In order to have
them operate thoroughly by the bowels, take,
from three 10 five, night and morning, dntfl-
the Fever entirely disappears. After which,
iromtwooto fourevery evening until well,
and you will be convinced that ,this is the
best way. te, check fever, because they, drive
out all inflammation, and restore the body to
ais!ate Of sound health. And The blood and
otbetfnids will be 50 thoroughly purified
that disease in any, form viii be utterly i'm.
pe;sib!e,. - - - ,''.....-f t-.f ''li' !
/ DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by
all dealers in Msdieines..-. Fl"
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'HFOH.sHlf sake

Ia oHEys UNDERSIGNED, designing to
l. reside permanently IN the West, offers or
sac The property he now occupies near ST. CiEirs-
story 4ax36 t'et, conf aims apartments Is bull
of good materials, is lin ed per ,or styIe and
has STALL E. E.GARRlAGE HOUSE, &C.. attached.
The lot Oh Winch the buildings stand contains
i've acres good land, diy ided into Garden, Orc
ard, Meadow, and Pasture Lots. The garden is
well stocked with choice Ornamentai Shrahbery
aud a3afge1 variety of. S,rawbesry, Gooseberty,
Grape. Raspberry Currant, Cherry, Pear and other
fruits. There are about fifty Apple aud a hundred
Peach trees, earliest aud lstesi rietiss and in
excellent condition. Few places have so IN any
eotveniences for q fam iy yvfsa quiet and conl-
tort. fne property eau he examined al any time
AMI pos session gwen the fir ST OF October 1Hoi
Suitable proparts' in CesIrai'I nino< ar io.val ex
clsaHgef flr u ri an &C.,. ALEX. YOUNG.
Ies4 N-H' -' N'9l' r''',9 80 lanf u I'm I'll
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: = Isf.s -
GFThe "Elxir,hs, prepared BY Or. Jas.
WILLIAMS, for the cure of DYsPEPsY, and
nothing, but rYsPEpsY, Gas advertised in ap-
other column } has, BY lis own merits, OBJ
tanned for itself SO high a reputation in
Philadelphia. that Physicisns acquainted
with its properties. are using it them selves
and. prescribing il to- their patients, con
vinced, by observation, of its great efficacy
in restoring the dlsordered digestive organs
to a healthy function. Numerous cases Of
Dyspepsy, OF the most aggravated onarac-
ier, which were abandoned as incurable by
ssue &C the Medical Faculty, have, by the
use Of this Elixir. been restored 10. perfect
Aeslth, as at,ested certificates testify ,1S,so
v yiIssiysatgsi Ltiu ,s2Es la,a,,...-,.
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uwe give below the charge from the

" 'e B''o Ve ~ '''V - =
Editor Of The Gazette 3 Citizen of "fraud"
By which he says Mr.. TaEaKtR was elected.
We have no desire to conceal any means
we used TO secure his election, and are not
afraid Of fraud being proved upon us. The
following is copy of handbill which Mr.
HfATes SAYS was secretly circulated by
TArAKER or his friends, and shows by what
means his election has been secured:
"Voters of Pultney, Mead, York and
Smith.
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DR.. Roback''s Scandinavian, RENE
-hs.sl.ea inL .lsgl dies. - ....----.

Are you sick, no matter what organ 'ie
affected, dePend upon it the blood, which Is
the food and susienance af every orgau,. is
full of corruption! DR.. Rnback's Scandinas
visn Blood Purifier and Pills break npl ths
source ofdisease in the fluids OF the body
They purge and purity. the elements Of the
blood Hence Their quick and c5mpiete c
cures in dysPepsia, coughs, bronchitis, bill on-
complaints. FITS, nervous complaints, .hysr"r-
ics, scroiula. skipdiseases, ,rheumat N, head
ache, pains in the back, sexual debility, etc.
These Remedies are astonishing The whoFe
medical world. See Advertisement. sep4im
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ascent from tbs same place when. throwing
ont Of ballast 100 freely he almost in me-
diately rose OUT Of sight a1d vas not heard
from for Two &ys IFS falcon BEG anne
amman ageable aud dhiS SseH H1nsarly perished
With cold havisg frd9en bbth hands and feet.
He twice saw La he Erie pssslbeneath him,
and fnsffy LANDED ih-Pednsy lvaniu,- near
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

WE RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION
w Of our Friends, Customers. and the Trading
Community generally, to the change we have just
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 bc conducted under the style of BLOOM,
KAHN, 4 Co., and composed of the same memberc
rs the old firm.
ID. a. LEVI has taken one half Of his interest
out Of the business which reduces the funds Of the
concern,
Sd. Ii therefore becomes imperative us TO settle
up our business and to effect this. we are compelled
to ask and exact prompt settlement and payment
of all outstanding debts contracted prior to Jan. lst.
1858, This is the only means by which to keep up
our large assortment Of goods and grant in future
our usual accommodations to purchasers.
ith We design that livestock kept in tuture' shall
equal If not snrpass in variety. quantity and quail
ty what the house has yet been able to display
9th The larger portion of our SPRING AND SUM
AlER STOCK has been ordered from New York, and
will be completed in New Orleans, and sold at tl,.
old stand On the very best terms
I,s- AGAIN, AND, AGAIN. ~ss&
As matter Of interest to both parties press the
necessity Of prompt arrangement ef all debts due us
We are forced to pay ours.
BLOOM, KAHN & Co,
lRErnEsENtiSG:
g BLOOM, A. LEVI, s. KAHN, S ADLER.
Clinton. La, February, 1898.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

Mih's Equestrian STATUE or WAsHlNGToN-Mr.
Clark Mills (says Washington correspondent) is rap
idly pushing his Equestrian Statue of Washington
TO completion. His intention is to surpass, Hpossi-
ble that of Jackson, which is so justly admired and
which attracts so much attention on its pedestal in
Lafayette Square The President was authorized at
the last session of Congress to have this statue erect
ed IN front of the Executive Mansion, which will
necessitate the removal of the dingy statue of Thorn
So Jefferson, now occupying that elegant enclosure,
though from its associations, it should be carefully
preserved in some other locality. This is perhaps as
good position for Mills statue as could be se-
lectcd for in case the White House is hereafter aban
doncd as the presidential residence, the building will
doubtless be used for some of the important public
offices and will always be one of the attractions Of
the city.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

PROFESSOR AGAssR.-The feature Of the alumni din
ner Mt Cambridge at the recent commencement, which
caused the livelicst demonstraton'of applause was
Professor Agassz's announcement that he regarded
himself ''no longer European" upon which the
whole company rose and cheered, saying that he de-
signed to remain in America If for other reason, to
show the world that learning here could be free from
the trammels of routine, forcfathers made our
Government free from the interference OF all external
powers
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

MISCELLANE EOUS.
NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODsll

Y'llE UNDERSIGNED are now receiving by almost
/ every trip of the cars from the various northern
markets lot of their new stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
and expect the same to be larger this season and
more carefully selected than any stock of merchan-
die ever brought to this market.
They expect to have their entire stock completed
by the middle of this month ami would offer the fol.
lowing inducements for continuance of the very
liberal patronage of the community at large to-wit
Low PRICES-PROPER ATTENTION-GOODS
FASHIONABLE AND WARRANTABLE ARTICLES
They do not deem 1t necessary to enumerate any
of the articles to be found in their well known es
tabishment by adding that their usually large stock
is still increased in quality and variety.
Call at the old stand and satisfy yourselves.
40 BLOOM, KAHN x Co.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14
CATALOGUE OF SOUTHERN GAR.
DEN SEED

TUsT RECEIVED AT THE CLINTON DRUG
d Store. Raised and put up by the Society of Sha-
kers. Pleasant Hill, Mercer County. Ky, 1857.
Cabbage, Flat Dutch, Melon, Nutmeg,
Cabbage, Early York, Squash, Bush,
Cabbage, Large Drimhead Parsnip Hollow Crownd,
Radi.l. Red Turnip. Borecole
Radisl. Yellow Turnip. Parsley, Double,
Radish. Long Scarlet Cress, Early Curled
Lettuce, Green Ice, Cucumber, Long Green,
Lettuce, Silesian. Cucumber, Early Frame
Lettuce, Sugar Loaf, Cucumber, Early Cluster,
Lettuce. White Coss, Beet French Sugar,
Onion, White Silver Skin Beet, early Turnip Rooted
Onion Large Red, Peas, Royal Dwarf,
Turnp, Summer, Peas, Early May,
Tnrnp Winter, Tomato Large Red
Carrot. Long Orange. Melon, Water,
Satisfy, or Vegetable Oyster, Bean Dutch Pole
Rhubarb Tart or Pie Plant. Peas, Extra Early
Peas, Large White Marrowfat, Bean White Lima,
Bean Early Valentine Bunch. Bean, Specked Lima,
Bean Early No-sring Bunch Corn, Early
have sold these seeds Tor the past five years, and
am satisfied that they are superior to any Others
in market THEY he only Seed raised and put up in
tie Sonth The Proprctors take back all their old
seed at the close Of each season. and supply their
Agents with fresh seed. BY this means you can al
ways get fresh seed if you buy from the regularly
appointed agent.
H. WALKER
n2s Sole Agent for the Parish of East Felciana
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

.css> Show us person engaged in any honest cal
show Won a man who cannot be safely trusted in any
thing. The eccentric genius who made bet that he
could go to Cincinnati and support himself by sell
iing Gingerbread and did it, of the true grit. II
is the man who ennobes or degades the business moi
the business the man.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

Ms- Some one says Of a certain congregation, that
they pray on their knees on Sunday, and on their
neighbors the rest of the week.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14
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Subscription for the above works, received at the
Office of the Felicana Democrat, Clinton, La, and
at Bayou Sara, by
ROBERT BARTON. Agent
For all the Subscription Works published by d. Ap'
pIEroN a. Co. april 10
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14
INDUSTRIAL, &c.
r. B. u M A N N,
COACH AND x CARRIAGE

"ND SH5<-IQ y =
MANUFACTURERS.
HAVING REMOVED to my new shop, on the street
Ill running east of the Union Hotel, I am prepared
to build all kind Of
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, COACHES, &c
on the most approved plans, and, ina superior work
manikc 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
are warranted to be 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, promptness fair prices, and good work.
Attached to my establishment is blacksmith
shop, where oil work In that line will be done with
promptncss and fully guaranteed
VANHORN'S IRON IMPROVED CULT1NATOR.
Having the exclusive right to manufacture thi,
improved Cuvator will furnish them to planters
on the most reasonable terms. Call and examine
them.
Also Plantation Work Of every description.
have every facility for the furnishing of Collins
&c, and personal attention given at funerals when
required. sept. 20, 1851.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

az- Philosophers say that shutting the eyes makes
the hearing more acute. A wag suggested that this
accounted for so many closed eyes at church during
the sermon time.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14
NO. IA.
Tbe sfelitima 9emotrat.
CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.
MAYoR's OFFICE. CLINTON, La, !
{

Aug. 8, 1858.
The Board met pursuant to ad adjournment.
Present; II. b. Chase, Mayor and D. g. Hardee,
y; W. Munday W. /. Herman and J. G. kilbourne,
Aldermen. Alderman Haynes absent
On motion of W. +. Kernan
Resolved, That the Town Constable be and is here
by required to proceed Immediately to collect the
Taxes now due to the corporation Of the town of
Clinton and to report to this board on the third
Thursday of August, 1858, detailed list Of all the
unpaid Taxes.
On motion of j. G.. Kilbourne, d. c. Hardee and
G. W. Munday were appointed to act with the Mayor
street commissioners, for one year.
Memorial of j. b. Taylor in relation TO the obstruc.
tion Of certain streets by X. II. Draughon, re-
ceived and referred to the street commissioners for
examination.
On motion OF d. G. Hardec,
Resolved, That the Ordinance Of July 9th, 1852
For the preservation Of peace and good ORDER"
Laws Of Corporation. page lG,) be republshed with
the proceedings OF this meeting and that the second
section Of said ordinance be altered and amended, so
that the word running in the second line be chan
ged. and its place supplied by the words riding or
driving" and that the Mayor be aud is hereby in.
srnced to carry said ordinance into effect from aud
after its publication.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14
ROCKS AND STATIONERY,

LARGE and compile stock of School Books, and
II few choice selections of miscellaneous works,
together with every variety of letter, cap and note
paper, cnvelops waters, blank book, inks, pens,
pencils &c, &c. just received and for sale at the
drug store of NORWOOD TILDON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14
BURIAL CASK El'.

HAVING bought the paten, right for the sale Of
III the Crane Metallic Burial Caske.s, at a great eX
pense. we introduce them to the public as having a
superiority any case now in use, beauty of de
sign. artistic and elaborate finish, simplicity in lin
ing, highly decorated and unique silver mount
ings, perfectly air tight, and also giving an entire
view of the body the topo the caskct being con
structed Of the finest French plate glass renders 1t
the most desirable case ever introduced to the pub
lic Beautiful metallic caps cover the glass, which
,cures the case from damage on account Of any eX-
tcrnal pressure.
Wooden collins made to order, and punctual at
tendance given on all funeral occasions. A fine
Hearse will always be on hand,
ANY infringement on our patent rights will sub
jcct the offender to prosecution
ian 10 BUTLER e. KOCH.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

SOUTHERN BAKING POWDERS
PREPARED EXPRESSLY
B~FOR THE SOUTHERN TRADE. "t,5a
NHESE POWDERS ARE SUPERIOR in quality
| to any others now in use. They wlkecp perfect.
ly sweet and good any length of time Each canister
contains quarter of "A pound full weight whilst
most Others fall short, twenty to thirty per cent
Sold in Clinton, La, only by the regular appoint
ed agent ~ WALhEh.