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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-02-20
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AG EN- TS

The following named persons are our authorized
agents to collcc, monies due TO- and receive subscrp
tions to. the I" DEMOCRAT"
ARTHUR McKENNA. Jackson, La
X. CHICK. Port Hudson.
JOHN \. McllrGlI, Plains Store.
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r. BA u M A N N,
COACH AND & CARRIAGE

SD0EO
MANUFACTU RER.
HAVING REMOVED to my new shop. on the street
Ill running east Of the Union Hotel, ain prepared
to build all kind Of
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, COACHES, &c
on the most approved plans, and in superior work
maniike 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 aud 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 ia that line will be done with
pronptncss and fully guaranteed.
VANliORN'S IRON IMPROVED CULTlVAT0k.
Having the exclusive Hght tC manufacture this
improved Cuiivator, 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. 26, 1857.
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MEDICAL PARTNERSHIP.

DOCTORS' DELONl AND McWiilNNEf
JIAVE UNITED il the practice Of Medicine pm,
ring the absence Of Dr.. Dclony all Messages VIII
he attended to 'y DR.. McWhiln"Y VINO may u"
tnund ,t all times dav or night at his Residence Oh
I he Fast side OF the Public square.
Clinton Ia IAN. |, lS1S.
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NOTICE..


DY virtue of resolution of the Board of Trustees
- of the Sliman Female Collegiate Institute in
Clinton Louisiana, hereby give notice to the stock
holders thereof, who have not paid up their full sub
scription for stock that five dollars per share, is re-
quesed to be paid to the Treasurer of said Board,
within sixty days from this notice, and five dollars Il
share every thirty days thereafter until the whole
amount is paid in,
BYTIIELL HAYNES, Secretary
Clinton La July 4, 1857.
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GxNAWEyTAL PAINTING.
A. DESPORT

WOULD inform the citizens Of Winchester and sur
w rounding country that he is red to paint in good
style all kinds Of designs for the orDamenng OF parors
and will repair Old pain ings with accuracy His room is
! al Jourdans oner, on the square. (Febl3tf
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Z. J. Tuner VS.. NJ. g. E. Rich.
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT BILL.
On motion of complainant and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk g. Master that
the defendant, Marshall Rich, Ia non.resi-
dent of the State Of Tennessee so that tho
ordinary process Of law cannot be served on
him,
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks, in the Home
Journal, & newspaper published in Winches.
ter, Tennessee, requiring said Rich to appear
herein on or before the first Wednesday ate.
the third Monday in August next. to plead,
answer Or deInur to sold bill. or the same will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing
exparte as 70 him.
II. R. ESTlLL, C. g. Nj.
APIS 81 BY Nath Fri5Sell, D. ..
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BONNIE: 7 s,

Pnraso's, fans, ladies' belts, ribbons, buttons,
gloves and hosiery, port monies. pins needles,
percussion caps suspenders, combs, vestinss,
twecdS. coltonades, b'eached and brown do
nestlcs, reacy.made clio; hing, hats, boots and
shoes, hardware and cutlery, 'inwarc, sugar.
coffee, mo asses, drugs. medicines and die
s'uiis, indigo and madder, soda, pepper, spice.
ginger, and an endless variety Of other things
too tedious to name, eli of which is offered ut
the lowest rates to cash buyers.
Good barter taken in exchange for goods al
such prices as we can sell al again.
April Is. 3m MARTIN a. SON.
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10r Tho epitoms Of )ocal items this
week consists principally Of one thing
Evere.ts Exhibiiion--which departed this
morning after having entertained our citi.
Gems for two evenings. We believe oil
who attended were ss.is6sd--at least, we
have heard no dissn ,isfacsion expressed,
and for ourself will say that i. was mora
interesting than We had anticipated. Tho
sleightofhand and other experiments by
the manager, Prof. Everett, were we'll
done and beyond detection. Blu. the
mos. entertaining portion Of the pro.
gramme embraced the dancing by four
little girls. who moved with such delight.
ful grace and exact time as to olici, uni.
versal admiration and applause. On the
whole. "Everelt's Varieties" is a "good
thing" and offers as good on amount Of
novelty and interest 10 those who 20 as
any thing Of the kind we ever saw.
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WT, II. MINCEIHN,

MO. ~. MARKET STREET between Union st. and the
Square. keeps constantly hand full assortment
of description OF Hardware and Cutlery Particuay
attention paid to building material, &c. aug4S ~
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n6r Wa had two frosts in this vicin

bT We had two frosts in this vicini.
ty this week. the FIRST on Tuesday morn :.
ing. which destroyed many vegetables,
and done other damage. The fruit was
not materially injured, being protected by
the lsaves. We are sorry to learn from
our exchanges that much dsmags abroad
has boom done. To-day the weather is
beautiful. and surely now we'ro done
With frosts and frssyss until tho return Of
fell, We hops ".
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nW A sign always signifies some.
Thing, and the bigger the sign is tho more
it signifies. A wea,hefcock tells which
direction the wind blows. In like man.
ner, an advertisement in paper acts as
sign. Then read the advertisements in
the Journal if you would know who is
doing business and who are ,hs ones con-
s'ituting the business portion Of eommu.
nifty.
Speaking Of signs reminds US toll our
readers should they 60 towards the Post
Office and see swung out on either side in
beautiful letters. the cognomen, G. A.
SHOOK, they need not think it is no.
sign. That's what it is. 1t means that
man by the name OF Shook can be found
there; that he wants people to come and
see him. 1t does not tell what he keeps
on hand, but 10 assist you in this respect
he has hung out another sign in the col.
nmns Of the Journal. By reading that
sign you will see that in addition to
drugs, chemicals, &C., he has very large
stock Of bonnets for the dear ladies, and
we think the dear ladies would do well
Tor themselves, the prids OF their hus.
bands and the advancement of matrimo.
ny TO 60 and fit their sweet little heads
sisb these fascinating, beau.catchers.-
We are in sarnest.
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gD~ May Day Saturday is to be Gel.
ebrated usgrand style in Nashville, in
commemoralion OF the Provisional Gov.
eminent adopted there in May, 1880, by
The frs. settlers in Middle Tennessee
II will be q rich affair, no doubt.
In our town we know not that anything
outside OF the usual routine OF business
will come off. Some young men talk Of
going to Salem in company with their
sweethear,s to pass the day. We'd like
TO go along, jus. to pass the day. that be-,
ing the object Of course that takes them.
But we'll stay at home-unless we 80.
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Administrators Notice.
~ office.

Notice.
All persons having claims against the es-
tate of Matthew S. Swami, dec, are hereby
notified to file their claims with the Clerk of
the County Court of Franklin County, duly
authenticated, &C., on or before the 9Th day
of July. 1858, the insolvency Of said estate
having been suggested to said Clerk by tho
unders gned.
JAMES O. NORTON,
APPS. Admir- Of NJ. S. Swami. dec,
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HB~ We have two letters from J.

W~ We have two letters from J. D.
Lipscomb, Of Ftogtown, one OF which
has been on hand two weeks. They are
written concerning a mathematical prob.
lem published in the journal savera!
weeks ogone. and though they are well.
written letters, still, if publis he'd,
would only interes, few, besides involve
himself in controversy with one or two
o. Salem, thereby requiring an amount Of
space in our columns which we canno, a,
present spare without discariing other
matter of more general importance. Let
us bear from you about something else.
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WINCHESTER:
THURSDAY. APRIL aesh. 1865.
m. Winchester Is grea. town. W.

M. Winchester 10 a great town. W.
do no, mean tina. II contains an innumsr.
able number Of houses, although we feel
happy to see the number on the increase.
Dr. Henry Es,ill is having large guam
,itys Of bHck made with which 10 build
him o nice and commodious dwelling; Mr..
Bsa.eiy has already laid the foundation
Of nice cottage. and M. M. Henderson
will soon commence the erection Of his
proposed building. Tho new G. P.
Church presents a fine appearance,
and is nearly ready for use--needing on.
" a little internal finish. Now, these
things all sxhibi. spirit Of improve.
ment among our citizens, profitable as
we'll as commendable; and although there
is not much wealth among them, yc, by
literally and judiciously investing what
they have, our town must grow and pros.
per. And why should it not! Any dis.
corning person can see that when the
Winchester and Alabama Railroad is fin.
ished an immense amount. Of trade and
travel that now benefits our sister town
Of Shelbyville will come through Win.
chester from the rich old county Of Lin.
coin and adjacen. county, besides the
infusion Of energy and enterprise that al.
mos. ever follows as the efIec. Of Rail.
roads.
Then. in view Of the bright prosperity
that most certainly awaits Winchester;
in view Of the enterprise that has already
begun to enliven her citizens; in view Of
the high, healty situation it occupies; in
view Of it, fine schools; and last but no,
less,, in view Of its pretty girls, we say
with increased emphasis, Winchester is
a great place, and bids fair 10 be much
greater. So may i! be.
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From ma:dens felt
Such flowers rare
To lro wn his cars

u |, feeling Of pity for our lonely
condition. a feeling Of friendship. or o
feeling Of love that induces the donation
OF these flowers! What means The .ittlo
half'hlown bud. whose red is sclipssd on.
ly by TIE lips Of the lovely donor' The
lilies, the tulips--what do they meant
Are they not additional torches Ii. BY CIV.
pid's dart and sent to 6re the hear,!-
Our remarks may SAVIOR Of vsni!y in init.
mating that maiden could love Us. yet,
what do those flowers moan!
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D% Messrs. A. S. Colyar. F. T. Es.
sill and Hugh Francis have been appoint.
delegates from this county to the South.
ern Commercial Convention to convene
at Montgomery, Ala, the 10th OF May.
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PlGEU 3 e.
JNO. w. CAMPBELL

GAIN takss the privilege Of Informing the ladies' and
~ Gentlemen Of Winchester and vicinity that he s tax
ing the best ard chea est Ambr0 ard Mela IN me
STATES lie has new inst ument. which he knows Is
perfect, nd will take almost all coIors fno, he hatters
himself that hs the paint brush, aid give the
richest OF eoors. lie invites all to call soon.
Jan lC ia
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DGg- Our thanks are due Miss M

R6y- Our thanks are due Miss NJ,
Miss F., Miss B, Miss NJ
again, and hos. Of others "too numer.
Gus to MENTION" all Of whom have kindly
sen, us nice boque,s, some Of them with
little cards attached by pieces Of blue
ribbon, and on the cards written in deli
cate pencil marks, are swee, words that
unshroud our hear, Of care. and render
it happy as Spring. Who will say tina,
an editors lifeis no. .fo,very one when
Every Spring
is sure 10 bring
From ma:dens felt
Such flowers rare
To drown his care
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Mlr Mr.. P. Tufney, of>his place, was
married on the eth inst, by Rev. A. J.
Baird, 10 Miss Hannah F. Graham, Of
Marion County, Tenn.
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MEDICAL CARD.

DOCTORS CLOPrON & MURRELL
having assocn'ed themselves together in the
practice Of Medicine and Surgery, respect.
fully offer their services TO the public, and
hope, by strict attention to business, to share
liberia portion of paronage. They are well
supplied with Instruments torthe performances
OF any ooeratIon. DR.. Cloplon may be found
at their Office, on Main street. day ard night,
unless professionally absent.
Winchester, Jan, LIST, 1888.
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Dar Last week the market report Of
Messrs. Seago, Abbott & Co.. Atlanta,
Ga, reached US just after our paper had
gone to press. Gentlemen, please write
one or TWO days sooner.
, 1858-10-08
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


We learn, from gentleman who came from
Victoria on the Constitution, some items not
made public in the Victoria Gazette.
The steamer H'isOn G. Hunt has hauled of
from the Fraser River routr, and is laid up in
Victoria harbor.
The Cmdtil'd has left Fraser River, where she
run in connection with the Hunt, and is now be.
ing put on board the Sacramento at Esquimalt,
to be towed to San Francisco
The new steamer Julia, which was built at
Port Gamble, in this Territory, for the Fraser
River trade has gone to the Columbia River, in
tow Of the Martin White, where they will both
remain.
The above changes in steamboat matters
leaves the Fraser River trade to tho Enterprise
and Maria; the former running from Victoria
to Fort Langley, and the latter from there up the
river. As far as tonnage and accommodation are
concerned, they are quite equal to the business as
1t is at the present time.
, 1858-10-08
PIERCE COUNTY FRUIT,

To the Editor Of the Puget Sound Herald:
noticed in your paper Of Sept. 10th a partial
enumeration of the orchards Of Pierce County
Please step over with ne from L. j. Keach's
farm to Mr.. Gibbs's farm: there you see 150
choice trees in orchard; also 20 on Mr.. Fowler s
place. Now, if you please, walk down to Mr.
Rigney's, and look at 80 trees in his orchard.
As you did not travel quite in rotation, as the
farms are situated, our next visit is 10 Mr..
Crofts: there are IS trees in his orchard. part
bearing; Mr.. Paweett also has small orchard,
near by. Here We are at the Soldiers Garden I:
just look over to Mr.. Smiths trees-dOnt they
look wells Please 60 with me to Mr.. Mahons,
where you will find 100 trees all growing nicely,
the Oldest Of which will amply repay him next
season. expect you are tired let US take q
horse and 60 up to Muck, and see our friends
there. wonder if u cy have gut out orchards
Time will tell. Here is Mr.. Murray's farm no.
tice these SI fine three year old trees, with fruit
blossoms, rraly to give crop Of apples next
season. Let us now visit Mr.. Wren's; see %
trees in his orchard, and he intends to plant out
100 more this fall. In returning, just step over
to Gravely Lake, and let's call and see Mr.. Bon
ney. Why, what Of himi has he an orchard
Outf He hain't nOthin' shorter Well, this
gets me; and ] have not got one tree out yet
Well, will go home, if not better man, wiser
one. Ninety-one trees in Mr. Bonney's orchard !!
will have the big frs torn up, and think cveTy
hole they leave will hold half dozen fruit trees.
, 1858-10-08

~ D.. ouyuaai's Impgoyed Extract or Yellow
n01k and elrlpara, put up h quart bottles, contains
Of he pure Honduras olrsapa than any other preparation
oIlAnt uhch b chemically eonbned with The Extract of
yellow Dock and The EkFact Of Wild Cerr thus making the
rnedy thoroughly ecsnt than any oihef earlapla
bsl1re he pnhle. Al the time perfectly frsa um
20 mineral pollona With cannot be said q ay ether 81 ne
9araparlA componnda The Invalid shouh hsunFe Of min.
eral and metallic lsonu which enter into and form he active
has8 of me q The ea1ap1aa and pAnneens Of the day
ouyIoi Compound Extract o. yellow Dock and enFsnpaFn
do1 not contain particle of these subsance any one can
nnseFtalnb " applying The necessary tssin
Lsl ~ pusuhou. eraparl pEaparailnns alone. and
uysottb Improved ExSct Of yellow Dock and Sarsanara
uhlch tharoughg eeaoloul. perfectly hArasis purely
voeetnhla. An kndsof disease yod 70 n gun influence
A. parasr Of ne blood and The various skin dssasss
). ~ ana =. he Quart BorTLEs "a y drusg.i.
FxRE 4 WHITE. General Agents, fmpsr,.rs and
Dsasrs b n valuable Patsnt Msdclse1 i3l Washington
sirsoA San Irnnclsaa 4-far l-f 309m
, 1858-10-08

Among the German SOvereigns, says the Lon.
den Review, none is more distinguished S"r pr.
sonal liberality than the reigning King Of Bava.
ria. He is Catholic by profession, but he mar.
ried a daughter Of the Princess Marianne OF
Prussia. Both the Princess's daughter and hcI
sOnin-law, then Prince Of Bavaria, ministered
atfectionately to her in her last hours. The King
Of Bavaria was thus q nephew Of the brave and
noble prince Waldemar, who so distinguished
himself as volunteer under the eye Of Lord
Hardinge in the Punjaub. This King-we need
not say how unlike in character to his father, Of
Lola MOntes notOriety-is not disposed to yield
any countenanee To the spirit Of religious bigo.
try; and, not unmindfll Of the faith in which
his justly beloved censOrt was educated, shows
such kindness TO the Protestant churches that
some Of the PapiSts intimate that he is Protest
ant at heart .....
, 1858-10-08
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
SFEILlCO0H, VT, FRDlT, OCT. s, 1855.

oIEl1AtoO1l us IL fhtDAtS OVs' ., 'oso'
One Of tho leading purPoses-we might
sAys ne leading purPOse-Of public journal
is the correction, by exposure, Of social and
political evils in the community IN which il
is published. To this end are the labors Of
The journalist everywhere devoted, and inva
riaOly with Tie most happy results. He is
looked upon Is the guardian Of public morals
and virtue, and as The enemy of vice, licen.
tiousness and crime Il Is as much his duty
toexr Ose violations Of laws and good morals
e it b the duty Of those commissioned for
The purpose 10 execute the laws for their
Puaishmenk When he fails in this duty,
through fear, favor or neglect, he is unfis for
the position he occupies, and should u once
give place 70 one who can and will perform
The duty. Entertaining ths-s views, We have
not been backward in reprshsnding what was
IDpgshslsiblA and commencing what was
eommendablA In this assertion We think our
readers viii bear - out
we hsvs On several occasion, f.lt eeIIed
upon % direct attention 10 S,.s,a.riv char.
scters and dsorderly ROuSes N our midst
viiha view % thsir suppression. On two
eccasions when tie complaints were Of .
serious and aggravated nature, the writing
ofthssr,icles S.s attributed 70 Others. vhs.
We oannos ssy. b ess,.inIy cannot be .hs,
ths paSass eOmylui.ss Uf suppose that fear
would restrain 1s lfOm making known their
Sioss o. crimes, when the practice Of those
5Iecs o. crimes was ! public uuisanc. and
injury. II wshad been aaaid % indite them,
We surely would have been EQUALLY afraid b
pubIish them; our re.pon.ibility being Il.
..me in either eu.s. kshall always be,vi,h
usa duty purumOuut % an othsrs % sepro.
cnls md d1nounes vies IN every form in ths
commdnily n which We live, regardless Allie
of The displeasurs and the threats of buIIIe.
. raaiahs; and IN de performance q that
susy We inalied he prticles alluded to. So
long = our course meets the appreciation d
god mn, We ears not i6r the harm bad men
nay ihrou,sp % iufick We would hence.
fhrlh hare Il distinctly understood thaEus
lI1hs a1b sslp5niibls Cor allpasonaI articles
lhli uag appear n our columns, and have no
...I.. =. -. - 1. l.lIts.. :. -. : a II.
, 1858-10-08
MARRIED.

~ the residence Of Mr.. Henry whitsei, Fort Stella
Sept, 3t by Rev. George d. Berry, Mr. WILLIAM W.
SHERMAN late Of California to Mrs. LovIi OWES Of Pierce
County, ". 7.
, 1858-10-08
Spiral gutitts.

" No'ice'-Ah persons who left Watches, clOcls Of
Jewelry with Clark Drew to be repaired are requested IA
and take them away Immediately change ln my bo.--
peremPtOrily demands their removal
Stelacoom, Sept "a, lsSs.
, 1858-10-08

1nlllus Comm l1D oulna--No l,n thnn
ltlls s,l1n1s lliili q elulncoen % ln1i Non
~ evening nd Innsdly mnnins. end . fourth
n WetnsaHy. Ilhirua fhni cps q he three
llu1lis = ma EliT nal sl,rner, yr, b u.a
q llr1mu. nsulhrllrl. nd W chrpnisls ths
ur1l .cc1l1nSly. nina q 4; fur slr.nsr1
n hrIy-l'Iht h1uls and tHo ocean sis.ner.
Aa4lt olp.,inA IhiasshIhlina : gpstimppose
mon, over he paal, and ons which is destined %
, 1858-10-08

" wE shan be Psassd to furnish masters Of vessels ant
ou cutvard bCund vh fun ss Of tS HEAAAD, on april
eation q Ihh oncG
, 1858-10-08

- m nAls can b found in San francisco At tie Ohe'
e o AssnL u ~ srsAAnt Ezehaass The principal Otss
ga ., j w. salhvaaS NsvsapsS DsVOL on Washington g.
nslF de poa once.
, 1858-10-08

Mr.. Bushnell, who married Catherine Hsye
died at BiArritz. France, on the Sd ult
, 1858-10-08

ASmA1ED scENR-0h Tuesday moruing last
our town presented IN unusually animated scene.
Two steamers and . schooner arrived on the
prssious evening, md one schooner On Tuesday
ncsringi one tue Lmo 6IanD lad.A with
mlners iou Victoria; Tie other Che r. O. Psgs)
lhdsn viii loms twenty osmOrs malss and hcrsss.
WhAt With miners and animals, StsilacOom had
ths sppessnos q calibrnis mining town OI
% men pTeisnaions for I time. oaf
, 1858-10-08

J. RDGELY, n. D, g
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON 3 ACCoUCHEUR,
once ne main street. door The oes Of he Puge.
Sound Herald. eO.h
, 1858-10-08

vYE would say patrons that eonsequenee Of ,oa
changes In business, deslrous of sstlemsea
with all who have running accounts with EsP cIlv
THOSE oE long STANDING We propose close all accounts nm
to the h February of the present year aud those ndehg
TO US would confer great favor By promptly coming TO SeI
tlement
Grateful for past favors would respectfully snIcI. con-
nuanee Of the same We In receipt Of goods by
nearly every vessel and will spare no Il peas
customers. Our prices shall be low praciIcAbe Vim
the times. -
l.u g. MccAW A On