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Estate OF Jacob sefncmaan, dec'<s.

FI9HE UNDERSIGNED. AUDITOR APTOIN.
{ ted by tie Orphans Court of Cambria col,n-
y, t. make distribution Of the funds in TIE hands
Of Jacob Stincman, Jr and Thcophus L. Hey
er, Executors Of Jacob Ssinemaa ,Sr late of Rich
land township, deceased, appearing upon their
respective administration accounts fled, hereby
gives notice 70 al parties interested that he VIII
attend 70 the duties Of said appointment, At tie
Poster House" in the Borough Of JoHnstown, on
Monday the 8th day Of February next, at one
e'c,ock in the afternoon, when and where they
may attend if they see proper.
WM. KTrTELL. huc.to-.
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day. An Imperial Quarto Containing sIaHr PA
GEs, or FORTY COLUMNS, Of en- nteitaining on ginal
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: s.n dies whose funeral expenses, &c, be
ne charge 10 tic county. 70 such expenses
.e paid unless 4 bin OF items be made out
l-operiy authenticated, and in no case will
70 t.aa three dollars Ue allowed for coffin.
WM. PALMER.
EDWARD GLASS.
DAVID O'HAARA.
'' Directors PooI Cambria Co
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STRAY KSkE.

HAME TO TIE RESIDENCE OF THESUb d
J scr Der in Washiugton township, Camhna
&C.. on or about the first day OF this month, q
white vearng BULL, having no particular no
ticei.ble marks on him. The owner Is desired TO
come and prove property, pay charges anG take
him away. otherwise ne Will he olSpssed ot o. &C
cording to law NJ NJ. Aoa-d0'
Dec. Is, 1S57:5:3t.
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S5es q = 2 q u = = %
a UTIGE is oTeby given e. the members q
u the Protection Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pam Of Cambria county. t.at t.4e annual election
Tor directors viii be held a. TIC Office oi the said
company, in Ilbonsburg, On the se@nd Monday
eleventh davi # .Aauulry. 1853, between tie
hours Of 10 a. II. and I. y. OF said DAY.
A. e. MULLIN, Scc'y.
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SONS OF TEuPpAHCE.
;SsH Highland Division, No. 81, Sons of Ten
Ia peraucemect at their Hall every SATIR-
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Dr. Henry VeagEey.

Practising Physician, Jchnstown, Pa.
nFFICE next door to his pypg Store, cor
= of Main and Bedford streets.
Johnstown. July u. 1882
AAT "a TvEZ -M UE Ewe
TEACHER TO TAKE CHARGE or \
N male school in the borough Qf Iors;la- r.
plv to tie Board of Sehoe lljrcctors of sAid har-
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WHAT Is l. Foa--Ims No9i.'s Ht7z r.
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Nov. i. IS57.-sm.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07
NO. 13.
Gbe :fcIiti,lna democrat.

GREAT CnEss CHALLENGE IS ENGLAND
The celebrated American chess player, Mr..
Morphy, has arrived it, London, aud requests
us to announce, in all courtesy and respect,
that he Is prepared to play any man living
match OF chess for any sum from one hundred
to thousand pounds. The match to consist
Of twenty one games, exclusive of draw to be
begun directly and the money posted down.
Mr. Morphy would like to commence at once.
as he intends visiting Birmingham next Au.
gust, to play at the great chess gathering then
aud there to be holden. We believe Mr.. Nor
phys We've as to details to be gentlcman.like
und chess,like III every respect He would OBJ.
ject to playing il q private room, preferrng to
hive bis play looked over he wonld leave the
selection Of the arena, We believe. to his oppo-
nent bnt we do not hnd ourselves to state
more than an outline bis views. He would
like u play daily-say from noon till the game
vas cnded but would object to leave games
unfinished, and would We hope, insist on some
plan Of regulating the time, which, without
limiting the period really required by his op.
ponent for calculating his move would prevent
nll shabby resource to delay, snch as sitting
for hours over single move when the king Is
IN check and has bnt one squate 10 20 to- Mr..
Morphy means chess and nothing but chess
lie has come from New Orleans purposely to
challenge Europe aud his chivalrous offer
should be responded to as it deserves
The great chess tournament Of Great Brit.
ain takes place at Birmingham, at the meet
ing Of the British Chess Association, on the
2ith, 25th, Goth and 9th Of August Thir-
tytwo players, Of whom Mr. Morphy intends
to be one, will be matched by lot. Each pair
will play rubber Of three games, and the
winners Of the first two will be paired off by
lot anew, until only two remain These two
yctors will then contend for the first prize of
sixty gnineas, and the championship of the
world, the loser TO receive the second prize of
twenty gIinraS, and u scarcely lower place
Iii this last contest, the first who wins three
games is declared finl conqucor We wish
for the best health and fortunes to our New
Orleans champion, now the champion Of Amer
lea.
A late arrival from England, brings the in
tegrnce that Mr. Staunton the great English
champion of the game of chess, and an eminont
chess author, has accepted the American cham
pion Paul Morphy's above mentioned chal.
lenge to play "A match Of twenty one games.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE RESPECTFULLY CALL Tile ATTENTION
w nf nW Irend-, Customers and thr Trading
Community generally, to lg change we have jlst
n de NJ ntt commercial firm and business arrange
me tt.
I'm 1hn business reto'ore carried VA under The
firm nd .tyle III A. LEVI. BLOOM, Il 10. will
reattor i conducted nnder the .tYle o. BLOOM,
KAHN. c9. d composed of the same inemberc
n+ tlla nd tltn.
ID. 4. Lau has taken one half Of his interest
ont ~ lia business which rlduccs the funds OF the
concern
81. 4 therefore becomes Imperative on u 10 settle
up uur business ID 70 p,ci This, we are compelled
TO ask and exact prompt settlement and payment
ii all standing dh'> contracted prior TO Jan. lst.
1858, tbs is The only means by which to keep up
Cur large assortment of goods AID grant in future
our usual recommendations to purchasers.
ith. We des - that tha Stock kept IN future shal
c4Gea. il not sNfpaes. IN variety. qnan s. ad 4aalf
u. what the house ha. eyer yet b ea ah, To play
oh The larger portion Of or srRlNG AND sum
Mt.l. STOCK ha- been ari rei from New York, aud
y Il be completed IN See orc.,ls, AID sold at tAt
old sta ii % tlr very bsi ms
aHa- AGAIN AID, AGAIN, ~
A. mltter Of interest t. both parties, we press tht
necessity Of prompt arrangement II all debt due US
We arc fore d 10 pay ours.
BLOOM, KAHN & 90,
ikFrGfs"NF&d:
= BLooN 4. LEyl. :. knlN, 5 ADLER.
Clinton. La. L brualy. ls5s.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

A ANOTHER Execution The law of this State
in regard 10 murders, says tie True Delta Of
the 30th ult was again ylndicatcd this morn
ing within the walls of the Parish Prison. by
the execution OF Joseph Wright alias Trip,
vino wahtonly. and doubtless without the most
remote or immediate proyocation, and in the
most brutal manner, killed man named Hen.
~ Keen, who had been pat into the same cell
with him in the Second District police station,
n few months ago. They, the murderer and
his victim, so far rs was known, had never met
before and We're only few minutes in the cell,
where no quarrel occurred, when Tripp broke
piece off Il plnhk from the bunk and struck
Keen OH the head, frnctnring his skull and Kill
linz linn instantly.
Irpp, for many years, has had lite worst
character possible, and though not Boldly vii
lainons. hns been mixed up in crilnes-at one
time being engaged TO assnSsinltc n man ; ut
another setting fire to a cotton press and again
attempting to burn down coilte.house on the
Leyee THAT required an extraordinary amount
OF rnscalty Of the most malignant kind.
Until the preparation of his last crime how
ever, hc has managed to escape from the pun.
ishment that ought to have justly reached him.
for though of stoIid appearance, his facicity in
Bellllg OUT Ol Sfhpts Wllnuhl any oulsiuc
influence, showed him TO be possessed OF an
unusual amount OF cunning.
After themnrder he pretended that he knew
nothing about it, and supposed probably that
! he might be considered insane Prison disci-
pine, however, has compelled him to show his
true nature - nature that Is principally made
up of remarkably perseyering deprayity.
He has lately been attended by clergy
man, and has apparently become resigned to
pay the penalty ut last of his wiekedness.
lie conducted himself his morning in Il firm
manner, and was attended just before his exc
cntion by his fellow convcts, Lindsey and
Hans. He walked from the condemned cell
tn the place of execution, composedy sat down
without exhibiting the least nervousness, had
the rope adjusted and heard the death warrant
read without showing andy emotion.
He only spoke few words, to the effect
, that he was ready to die, that dying was easy
when "A person was prepared and hoped God
would have mercy Oh his oul-afler which
the clergyman made mn appropriate prayer.
The cap was then drawn over his face, and
: the hungman did his horrible work. The fall
was high QUE and no struggle ensued.
Tlipp was apparently between forty and if-
j ty years of age.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07
CLINTON, Ia. SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST L 1853
MISCELLANEOUS
NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODsl,

NEW SPRING d So MINER GOODS 7!
ME UNDERSIGNED are now receiving by almost
i every trip oi the ears from the various northern
markets lot Of their new stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
AID exp ct the SAM TO be larger this season and
more carefully selected tIan any stock Of merchan-
DIE ever brought to this market.
They expect 10 have the entire stock completed
bv the middle of THIS month anu would OF the iol-
lowing inducements for q continuance of the very
liberal patronage of the comm nifty at large. towit
Low PRICES PROPER ATTENTION GOODS
n FASHIONABLE AND WARkASTABLEA ARTICLES.
They do not deem it necessary To cnumeratc any
Of th art rlcs to b. found IN ih r 50 well town
abl.hnent by adding, that iI"ir usually larg stock
Is still increased in quality ad variety.
Gall at the old -ta I'd uni sttt Sy yours Ives
10 BLOOM. kAIlN Il Co.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07
ROCKS AND STATIONERY,

4 LARGE and compile Stock Of School Books, and
x few choice selections of miscellaneous works
10 !elnl with every variety of letter, cap and note
paper. enyeops, waters, blank book, inks, pens
pelcl- &e., &c.. Just received and for sale al th'
drl store Of NORWOOD TlLDON
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

II NAVE fDk SALE. valuable 1ady Mi Land. ly-
i VIVA ll he parish M lio--ier. Da Gra-- Bayou. onr
Surynp lt, n ToNu.hp f. RIM. : aad H. cna.
tanning o.1nO acre. mofe or est. llt,a Aul, hn=
Iy partially sai ise - oyr,Io# III .eaeols Of very
hish aAi.r
Ill Elrk.lar ana 1'gAl. lie u railroad aill ra-.
directly through this tract
lall I'll etari pliIil, ~ iu portions. on tbemo~l
adFHla[.o oHe terms. extending lie credit. If reiu.t-
~, lrl years. payable n annual u-tahnent-.
far lnrth L information cali ~ Jtr uadus'gn i At
h sf.id ncr. ~ address Ii in hy mal. coli0eshofe
Bo.sier Parish. Ia. Lmb ~ W. N. bpLES.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07
CATALOGUE OF SOUTHERN GAR
DEN SEED.


TUT RECEIVED Ar THE CLINTON DRUG
y Store. Raised and put up BY the Soc ETY. of Sha-
karS, Pl"aannt Hi. Mercer County. KY, 1851.
Cabbage Flat b4tlh. Melon Nutmeg,
cabhaga, EARLY York, Squash, Bush.
Cabbage. Large Dfnmltad Inrantp Hollow Crown'd.
Radi-h Rcd Twlp. Bor coli.
Radi.h, yellow Tarnip, Parsley. Double.
Rad HI. Long scarlet, Cre.s. Early Curlel
Lettuce Green lcn, Cucumber, Loug Green.
Lettuce. Scaiai. Cucumber. Early Frame
Ltiac Sugar Loaf, Cucumber. EARLY Cluster,
Lettuce Whit Cos4. Sect. French Sugar.
Olion. White lyrr Skin, Errt early rnruip Rooted
Oaion Large Red, Peas, Royal Dwarf
Turaip, summer Peas, Early May.
Turnip. Winter, Tomato, Large Rcd
Carrot. ID u Orange. Melon. Water.
Satisfy or Vegetable Oyster. Ban Dutch Pole
R'mimrb Tart NJ Pic Plant Peas. Extra Early
Peas. Large White Marowiat. Baan White Lima.
Bean. Early Valentine Bunch Bean. Sp ckltd Lima
d lu ErlY No--trihg Bunch Corn. Early
hWr sold thrsr SEEDS for the past five years. and
am satisfied that they are superior 10 nny Others now
ID market Tdcy are nc oaiq .s,ed ttitAd ind pm up il,
ht Smith. The Propr tors take back all their Old
,,l ,t the eu.e Of each season, and supply their
Agents with fresh seei. BY this means you can al
way grt fresh s,ed If YOU buy from the regularly
appoued agent
H. WALKER.
n2s Soln Agent fir tha Parish of East Frlic'ann.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07


liERBERTts Great National Work on the Ilolee
Of America. by the author Of Frank Forester
Works in twosuper imperial octave volumes Of loe
pages Illustrated with portraits from paintings by
sin snshed nri sts, or THE MOST CELEBRATED HORSES
inc I'd ng numerous fine wood engravngs. Publ sh,
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to ,ib-crbrs, elegantly bound in embossed cloth
gllt extra. nj SO
Wm T. Burton The celebrated Comedian. comprising
IN que COLLECTION Of complete or'e',S and specimens
Of WI ten lum0r and Eccenrleiies from The mos'
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aud Scotland. illustrated with upwards OF SIX hun
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"A numbcrs nj - cents each or in four divisions
htnts6inl ly bound, Mt 81 80 each.
subscr ption for The above works received at thl
Office Of the Fclicana Democrat Clinton, La, ane
at Bayou Sara by
For all the Subscription Works published by D. AR
PLEroN X Co. apr 10
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07
CARDS, NOTICES, &c.
w. |. ia MILTON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL PRACTICE in the Conrts Of East and West
w Frlicaun. ~ st. Helena.
Address Clinton, or Baton Ronge. 3
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

gfs-Madame you said your son was a law
yor--has he much practice? Yes, sir; he has
a practice of smoking cigars
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07
,FW AND VALUABLE WORKS.

NEW AND VALUABLE WORKS.
ID ',NT0Ns GREAT NATIOSAL WORK. abr ag-
ID ment Of the Debates ol Congress from lis, 10
lsif. III ID large volumes. NJ - PER volume. Three
volumes have already been is.nd from The press Of
D. Appleton y Co. New York. the remainder 10 be
issued III the ratn Ot one volume per month.
GICLDPEDIE OF AMERICAN ELOQIENC
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07
INDUSTRIAL, &c.
r. BAU M A N ",
COACH AND 5tr5 CARRIAGE
IANUFACTJRER.

MAN UFACT RER.
TT ANING REMOVED 10 my new shop. on Tie street
Ii running east Of The Union Hotel, am prepared
to build all kind Of
BUGGI rs, CARRIAGE rs, COACHES, &c
on the most approved plans and, in superior work
maulike manner.
lnv" now on ha,d ald nearly finished 4 number
OF new hn-gi"S, 10 wIt ch would call the utenton
OF my customers. aud tn public IN general. Th y
ar warranted to bc equal If not superior TO any
brought from the North, or other places.
Thankful for The patronage and public cotlid'ncc
extend Il. ! desir" TO retain and Increase ta sane
by industry, prompincss fair prices. aud good work
Attached IT, my cstablishm ut is Il bln"ksn I'll
Shop. wh re- All work III thtt li" will DE- dolr with
promptnrs. and tnIly guaranteed.
NASllOHN'@ lltON IMPROVED CELTiVATOR.
Having tlr exclusive right 70 mahnihciute tai
improved Cnltvator will furnish them 70 planter
N, INN mort reasonable team. Gall and exam lt
ihrm
A.o: plantat'ou Work Of rv rs description.
I htr every lac lry 1r ihc furnishing NJ co lu~
NO., and personal attention gwen AZ nl"rals whct
required. s"pt N, ls'7.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-10-13
Great Chance to make Money.
With very Small CaEital!

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N of the United States. to sell by subscrip-
ton one of the grandest and most beautiful
pictures. ever published in America, being a
highly ornarnented
Portrait of Gen. George Washington
THE FATHER OF OUR COUNTRY.
He is represented in the garb and regalia o
a Free Mason, standing in the entrance of the
great and magnificent Templeof King Solomon
the picture being superbly decorated with
the mystic symbols of Free Masonry and ap-
propriately colored in the highest style of art,
presents one of the most gorgeous spectacles of
oriental nagniieence of which the mind can
conceive. The likeness is striking and grand
and for the sublimity of attitude, and the ease
and dignity of manner, is unsurpassed by any
other painting ever executed either in this
country or Europe.
This surprising picture has been produced at
an enormous cost, and in order to supply the
demand of all classes and tastes has been exc
cuted in various STYLES of coloring. at a proper
tionate cost, ranging at retail frora 81 to SIS.
Pictures ON other subjects far inferior to this
are sold daily at 81 and SO per copy. but in
order to place them within the reach Of all, that
no American citizen need be deprived of hav-
ing their parlors or offices honored and adorned
with one of these magnificent specimens .sf
American art, in the form of the great and the
good, the Father of our Country, have made
the price thus low
@ II. A. RULISON.
Queen City Publishing House.
he0-s al Main street, Cincinnati