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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-07

WAsnISoroS, April 3)-Tn the Slave State
representation the following members voted
against Kunsns: Messrs. Blair, Boni,ann, Davis
Of Maryland. Harris ditto, Quitn,an, Ricaud
and Underwood
The news was received in tho city with de-.
monstrntions fjoy. One hundred guns were
fired!
I'D off Tor the purpose Of visiting their huines.
There will be a democratico caucus to. night
for the purpose Of facilitating tile remaining
business
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-07
Terms---Two Dollars Year, in Advance.
ABBEVILLE G. n.
FRIDAY, MAY 7.l85S.

70 The NUMEROUS friends of WESLEY A.
Black E'q., respectfully announce him rs
Candidate for Tax Collector at tn. next elec.
ton.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-07
TGOMERY'S
CELE DRAFTED DOUBLE SCREEN
Rockaway Premium
N H q a Y = AN.

T>IlE SUBSCRIBER hnving purchased tho
l. Right for this State. now offers t" E'ian-
irrs these justly celebrated Pans for cleaning
Wheat. This Fan is superior to anything II
the kind now i'll use ns the number Of pre-
miums awarded nt different State Faiys will
attest. 1t is simple III its structure, easily rig.
ged. works we'll aud when out Of order, can DO
repaired hy any ordinary mechanic. II =.
'lap:cd to cleaning all kinds Of grain. F"r fur
ther particulars Hand Bill. which will BE-
furnished any one desiring sneh.
Cotton Gins and Trcshers.
Al>o constantly ON hand supply of Cotton
Gins. which | warrant to be equal to any
made. A!sn. lot Of Threshcrs which are 20 *.
trnsivelv known that deem it necessary t.
ruog$e them here.
These Machines are all manufactured in this
place. by skllful workmen. and Of tho very
hest material. ana warranted to do what 10
said for them. Any orders for either Of tho
above Machines. addressed to the subscriber.
or left with my Travelling Agents. will bs
promptly attended to.
Ahhevillc C. H., s. c.. May 5. 1883 l-5m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-07
THE INDEPENDENT PRESS
IL PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING BY
LEE g. WILSON.
w. A. LEE, Editor

Individuals, like na!ion1 fail IN nothing ,rhich
ttey dol.Ny attempt ,rhen sustained By rirtuoms
parpoxr. an" Atern,ined Observation-Disclosures CLAY
Inviting TO pra,se, yet not atraid to blame"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-07

Sperm and Adamantine Candlax
10 BOXES pure Sperm CSndl.s5
u 40 boxes best Adamantine CsatIIes, for
sale. very low for Gosh, by IL s. KERR
May 6, st
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-07

'GH srs 8lse meeisewas called to order by the Pre-
~ sidrnt. an3stoekhoders whnhnd come IN since
the Convention assembled in the morning were
~ "i called opto report the amount Of stock they
.sd >, Fspresentei list Of which handed to the
ChnirmaT 6f the Committee on Proxies.
The resolution offered by Jas d. Tradewell
in regard 10 the ,issuies ofbonda was taken Oh
o~j esand eogsidered and adopted unanimously.
sfsr,as, Il +. Rsee, chairman of the committee to
NtosT the Jrcaniblo and resolutions in regard
8ths AIR Line sIsailread was rsfsrrats made
sss t'fa fallo&h9g repost:as e.. yns ,;.al, -,
ssS vi Ihesce'EyEtse toswhom, ~as referred the
Convention on til. suiest sSs ,.'tS '.;s az
.,.., Line MgfoSds UtS. .issvS respectfully TO re-,
susn pdtt Tint they gieshte sui 'a.e,
ed; ,uasIsiieraye the We triIz tms' allowed
them. would permit and recommend their
''' Adoption by The Convention. Respectfully aab.
~. ssuitssl,sc i:i' ,hs.s.. uuo .;..oi ~. -
J. r REED. Chairman.
After presenting the report J:'f: Reed sd :.
yoeatsd tie passage Of the preamble and reso.
lssious, setting fJr;hin 40 able sssuaost tLs
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-24

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
A 7 NAUMAN a. STRAUSS, o splendid stock OF
II Watches, Jewetry, Ctocks SRper Ware, Books, sta
honery and every thing else in the fancy line, on
terms to suit the tines
july "A NAUMAN * STRAUSS.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-24
Tbe :felitiana Democrat.
From Porcrs Spirit of the Times
MELANCHOLY END OF A DONKEY,
OR, A TALE OF AN ASS.
PART 1-rNrRoprcroRy AND DESCRIPTIVE.

PART 1.-INTRoDrcroRy AND DESCRIPTIVE.
Mr. JonN Fox was not only u "citizen of
credit and renown,' but judcious breeder of
stock; yet as accidents will happen, even IN !
the best regulated families, he found himself,
at one time, possessed of rery smoH 1acfass
n regular totchead-the most useless piece of
property that can possibly adorn farmers
grounds Mr.. Fox's resources were great;
but this particular animal bailled them: he had
hitherto, found it impossible to dispose OF him,
either for love or money" As the last re-
sort, he resolved TO bet him on the election
So, watching his opportunity and catching
Major Jones, elector for the State at large. in
good way, one day, he " bet his Jack against
$500 that Buchanan didn't get Tenncssec"--
Buchanan did get Tennessee, and Major Jones
got the Jack
The Major lived in town; and in due course
of time, the Jack was sent home Such M ass
as he was He was the size of a Newiound-
land dog, and about as shaggy, with head
the shape of bull terriers. His ears were as
long as his body; and altogether, he could be
properly compared to nothing but premium
rabbit in fact, as the town constable fncetiouS-
" observed, "Ef his tail was ihes cut of short,
and bunch Of cotton stuck on to the ecnd Of
his backbone, he would lies fool the best rab-
bit dog in the country" But his voice! Shade
Of Orpheus, to what shall we compare his
voice? 1t was Ike locomotive with the
whooping cough, and as incessant as if forty
thousand cows were constantly on the track
for, as the rector of q neighborng institute
learnedly and fceliugly remarked, he was ro'
ct pretcrn Mill" But all this was lost on the
Major, who, not being judge of horsctlesh
put his ass in his stable and asked $500 fol
him. He soon fell, however, to $3.50, ant
down, down, until he got to So. And finally
although he had exhibited the animal TO near
ly the whole county, he found he could not
gire him away.
In the meantime the ncighbors became loud
in their complaints of the noise made on til,
Majors premises; for the little animal, mo-
content with braying all day, made night more
hideous than Hamlets fathers ghoSt;" CON
ing, it is true like the spirit of the royal done
in questionable shape;;" but bringing with hin
blasts from He'll ~
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-24
PART n.-EpIsroLARY AND DIPLOMATIC.

Too late, alas the Major arose to the con-
sciousness Of his position; he had been sold
regularly sold But genius is darlng-and he
swore in his wrath he would get rid Of that
jackass. Like the King of SIAM he would be-
stow an elephant; he would present his ass in
such way, that although it might ruin his vic
tim to accept, he should not be at liberty to
refuse So he writes to the District Eicctor as
follows
DEAR SIR:-The accompanying animal is
some Of the spoiis of the victory Of the Demo
cratic party in the late great contest. Feeling
utterly unworthy of such trophy myself, /
present him to you in the name of the democ-
racy Of old Maury, as a faint acknowledgment
of their appreciation of your gallant serviccsin
the late canvass.
Awaiting myself of this opportunity to assure
you of my distinguished consideration, have
the honor to be, very respectfully yours,
JONES.
Hon. Jas II. Smith, X. NJ G.
The Ma jor rubbed his hands and chucklcd;
and his neighbors slept that night in peace
But, alas! Oh the following day, a familiar
voice saluted his ear, and his heart miSgayc
him. The District Elector, never having been
to the court of Siam, contrary to all the rules
of etiquette returned the ass with the following
note:
DEAR SIR: | am truly proud of the very
flattcring manner in which you aIludc to my
services in the late campaign. But, ms can
not consent to wear an honor so justly belong
ing to another | return The valuable animal
hoping he may long live to trumpet the fame
OF the Democratic party and his iIlustrious
owner
rendering you the assurance of my most dis
tinguished consideration, have the honor to
be, very respectfully yours, SMITH.
Major Jones' X NJ G., &c
So the Jack was onthe Majors hands again
and brayed louder and more strenusly than
ever, as if proud of the above correspondence,
which was published in all of the Democratic
papers in the State, prefaced by nattering edi-
torial remarks, and the original NJ MS of which
We're generously donated 10 the Tennessee
Historical Society by the respective authors
PART III-PoLITIcAL AND EPIGAsTRIo.
Another opportunity presented itself and
the Major eagerly embraced it, The Demo
cratic party proposed having grand barbecue
in celebration OF the late victory and subScrip,
tions were being taken up for furnishing the
materials. lie magnanlmonsly resolved to
subscribe his jackass. Being as he observ.
eu 10 Jnc person Wlo sOnclleu Ills SUBSCRIPTION
"indebted entirely to The event to be ceiebra
ted to the acquisition of SO valuable piece OF
property, he could do no less than give thc
party the benefit Of it; the committee Of ar
rangements could sell the Jack for whatever
they pleased, and apply the aoAole of the pro
cceds to defraying the expenses of the barba
cue; and, if he might venture to make the sng
gestion, he had no doubt his jackass would fur
nish mnStc for the occasion"
I've subscription list was completed, sent tC
the committee of arrangements, and reads as
follows:
"We. the undersigned, agree to furnish tlle
articles subscribed, for the purpose Of having a
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-24
A REpESrASr Dry GooDs MERCHANT. On

A REpESTANT Dry GooDs MERcHANr--One
Of the recent converts in New York, was Mr..
-, "A large dry goods dealer. After lis
he went to ncighborng minister
and told him there were so many tricks in the
trade, that he was convinced no man could be
honest, and live by the sale of dry-goods.
Then" said the minister, " suppose you
intend to give up your business, and go into
something else"
Oh no." replied the hopeful convert; a
shall attend only to the purchase of goods, and
leave all the selling to my clerks"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-24
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Every number OF the Scientific American contains
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an lie most valuable patented discoveries are de-.
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-24
so, ~. OLD LENEE
NEAR CANAL ST NEW ORLEANS.

y Ia /. \ .A.NAlt ~. NEW ol,liE y No.
lI-ftHl.uGp NJ lsI7.l
ANtFAGIGhik and Dealer in every dcscrp.
vi lion q Camp Furniture such n Trni. all sizes
and qtiitic- Portable cots, Camp Stools 4 Chnir-.
would particularly ctIl tan attention Of Engi
neels latr6ld Contractors and others, to my recent
u patented l'HGAIE tmNE BED This article
weighing only about eighteen pounds. and which
forms complete easy chair i easily transformed
Int1 u complete and comfortable Cot Bed. with all
III advantages Of mt,lrl,s and pillow. without the
cumbersome weight OF either 10 the sick it will
he ionlp Invaluable. n the occupant be changed
to any position without delay or trouble.
Egety i decript,ol Of Canvas work. such rs plain
and fancy lioat SaiI, TWpauliu- Cotton Covers, &c.
made 10 order.
also manufacture superior article Of light
heavy canvass betting for gin bands &c.. do, do,
hos" af railroad or plantation use. Those using
2atlt peeh or india rubber betting or hosc and at
ona hali ille cos ana made ot any size or strength
reGuinod
Parttear attention paid to getting up III superior
ct}l" every description Of plain or embroidered silk
flags OF banners ior military other companies
Fla Of all nations, Jack Pcnnants, &c Flags
Noaf, repaired
iEiA and fancy goods for awnings light and
heavy canvass. French and English bunting for flags
Ne. for sale in any quantity.
Orders from the country will be promptly attend
10.
\. b. find it necessary to state that no person
has succeeded me in my business it has been and
If slated by persons in this city. H. CASSIDY,
No, 10 Old Irypp. near Canal street. n, q,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-24

were introduced as negociators, the canons Of
the church were useless; that the world was
governed first by mitrum then by nitrum; first
by St Peter, and then by SaIt-peter
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-24

Dsas" My learned friend" said an Advocate
during a recent trial, "practises his arguments
before glass"
" Better practice them before, than after a
glass" was the reply.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-24
HENRY :. BEECIIENO,
Il RETAIL DEALER in DRl fS
w AND MEDICINES.

w AND MEDICINES.
No. ., BRICK ROW, CLINTON, VA.
Nccps constantly on hand large and complete as
sorimcnt Of Paints, Oils, Periumcrcs, NC.
lie is constantly receiving. direct from III" na'i
factories and other sources large and varied aNort
mont of Fresh Drugs and Chemicals which he olcr
for sale on as favorable terms as can be had IN the
Southern market.
The following comprises n few of the articles =
,vnva IA hr Cnuul nl his DRUG store viz.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-24

neE- Fills out the column.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-24

IMPROVED POTASH IN CANS.
II r. DuRkEE ~ Co.'S Improved Potash in cans,
IL. of and pounds each
For making the very best soft or hard soap,
For softening hard water for washing,
For removing paint, valnish, tar, and grease spots
from wood work
pnlyerzcd and prepared for convenient use, and
warranted equal in strength to the best common Pot
ash. For sale at the drug store of
may 80 NOR WOOD TLDON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-24

INTERESTING TO HOUSEK EEPERS.
I LARGE and well selected assortment of silver
n and plated ware, china ware, and cutlery, Jus'
received and for sale at
may 80 NAUMAN g. STRAUSS,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-05-20

Toe AlsEauira 'r.5iqo! a D,sJcfaJis
1rFan .a}s that tb5 debates GA lhs snh,sgt
sutIreHdy shDW f,r shat opposite rs ,t0ns
memtefs .lpy9fto4 ami msmt... opposed
ths hoTtsh ksnsas b,ii /. sae.. .4lisI
tecsuse it HI SOL tseaus. q, I.B 81 sub
ais tae Consolidation 90 tds vote n tls poo.
10 A.i vtIsb Az sa have oar.siva. con
siastvs.y ism'1ztra.ai ia several pfsvsas
ar'i-..-. iH a. ffsl A. preaching Tee Sya
'ia.i odds
Too b.Il 30 40, suhuit ile Clnstistion
t1 ya-s n fb people BE- be- ss, .abnit
the alsadfi ~rhs.als to such y.t. lal
a. -af, aT ~ y.ttEp' nav t4r. r .rr...f
~ tHE rrfser ef n rats o. o. ..srus
hgn -
Have Eo oct over aod sgt'8. t0il r4r
readsr5 iho ysfy same thing lsttaat a.
clear - no1n day that " th- people ~ Kta
go r.ls The "srhsiais ths LssomBtss
C5usututi5B vith is pro slavery cisass. 10
- aoai a. markefriI Gsratis Dsm0sfary
Great i humtug Rptugsi Hhtg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-05-20
Sew AND FashIonabIe A.,ortml ~

BOOTS SHOES. HATS cars. rRIis
CARPET BAGS YAllsEs, N
BRELLAS, SC s.
WIN ry-ry sssurauce Ci tsingth! - 49,
ib~y 'uyite ne eiiizrDs Of HarpersFsrry. sya,
an Ne public generally g. can al See N -.
iOGe purchasing e.ssWhsr-.
MOORE 3 lOTEb
Hsrper's Ferry, April .. 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-05-20
4 sTSTB RI0aT- vsEtY oF Tae
QDESTION.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury. who Is a State Right,
mau Of tae siraitest sect, writing from wash
lngton on the day before the passage Of the
Enghsb Conference J,ii, thus expresses han
sell 20 regard % its meaning sud elect.
Great consequences are suspended upon
this issue, Which ever way it laay BE- dsoid
ID tor " Kansas should bs admitted under
Mr. Euglisbb ball, The South will ouly have
made smother compromise, ty which the
principle of boo Intervention for which shs
has cOntsndsd, wiil be lost. aad she again
sutier FROM ibo humiiiatiug effects Of an
other deisat while the Nortb. like the
hound that has tasted blood viii pufsus IL
hying enemy, till seal ADD exhausted. a.
shall siUk helpless into ~ JAYS am vtal.
iy unable 10 see bos this bIi wiz really
settle anything towards tbs e0uciltation Of
parties ~ sections. foT 10 bss not served o.
= poiDt UPON which The anti slavery psrty
has conceded one ibeh o. gr5uud Yhsy
gssiuVsiy Tefass b do 90. aud Toe south
Ill. fssr, yield everything VI pupsipls -
10 - . oss sidsi cospron.iss, originating tn
consciousuess of ueaknsss vhish must
prove disastfogs 90 us. The Black Ksfobli
cans ssy n shall uot procure rcscs II that is
What tba Drmocrats sim % altainiuF cod
% adEauce, rFp4dlte % - q mearurs t5
utiah, tbey asssft she Ngrth wili BE- chest.
aed humiltstod 80 you perosiys it asH BE-
90 arrangement ulich VII ctriaitiy prov,
dlsP.sasihg 90 Ell PARTIES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-05-20
P0ETlCAL.
NY Favorite Name.
NJ ROWLAND psovr.

br sowLArp nsovu.
THERE'S svseily simple name,
which hsth q mystic spell,
Unknown TO iottuEe or 10 fame.
Yet memory guard. a veil.
'rs grsvrn deep IN leusrs bright
UPco hat secret scroll
WHERE none but Loves ble,t Games are Traced
The tablet 1.-THE SOUL
never feel II on my lips
lb keuIs ot toll or pain.
But ihousAts OF peace, like violsussmHe
when hlstsrt Ehs April rain.
AID Oh enshrinsd with IsaIoa, care,
This taltsman within
Tia, kept me in ismp,a,ion's hour
From many asnafe OF sin.
Biest is the heart. to whom a name
So favored hs, been given,
As hers, which krst on bending knee.
breathe N prayer TO Heaven.
For on this is the star Of thoughts,
Which sheds hight divine
This tame - very dear. will soon
BE gArlAudsd with nine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-05-20

tFA DeHsfrr alkKE 70 xIII rs.fs -
if5 Fe4aft tai vi,4sf sf e8G 20 has
been ..aai 90 kIhE tasffsHs. ~ fIar
80 Cbidaff.a mIasfl HsBs1 Hsbsrt ss4
Jss Autf1s hi samasf s.A Cbs,I-s
hslasf % j. tvo f-si i,as lasbss is lsnsts
~ ga iasass 10 H.3ih a. its siisst psist.
asd siEti ipehfa tbisk nt a1s sod sd feas
inatss tbiak 81 ths ottsf Tho Iasky see.
srf 49, $50 Fe.rt ~ sfsthsss. sus ssif ssise
Ksg'.st sbl fas 1tsf B1stls bsya
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JrpsE LaRiss The srE5intmsut. g.
Pfgsitfut Baclanao. az JuIf5 isfibr rf
bostaa. - Ga tse ysosnsy ia ths Casrt ri
CLAIMS uostsisned bJ p.s dssib of JuBgs
DhehuH b vsfmly spWsvtd D. tts COO.
tsftauys pstiis spisioabf tls osgatff. ed
30 en- aPpsoFfiats fsbpFs q tbs fa1af.e.ss
4 efNssssatusglis shieb parsistsd 10 oss en-
ning Bio, inra hlthfsi 1.achafEs ~ his q .tv
20 tbs enforcement ~ fdsrsl 80. Dr.
LouoR is aB Oh Lins Wbia ed brs d.
utJs befp prliueaI oTp5asli a. tbs pf.
idsot We afs cas6isat ibat tis stb1l.
msnt vtli hsoogdisiiy approved BY tt- -su.
try Whstsvsf may ttft hesa fts s5rsis
sfailou stitch astsTminoi Mf Bartarsu s
aetioo 10 she ease. she go itss.f n.ust hars e
bsufas.si ibaaenos Tto rsmovsi af Nf
LoTing 80 tn sct of snsur.su - .b
H3u'i hu'ify ihs isus n iLa led n So
dus a. sac gisttm sd fhs sutfaFsI a. ..s
" ~ ths hw that ths federal rogtfamsrt
shoph sRn fhs ssai q oanfsmasfiau sfra
The inf.neus deed r. Bahtmerc AnsFsss
nWTts uao Wto stoaly Selected 20 ~
sfss issFbinR - ffsss - s.atsr. fsa q,
isnsih ssn.s " tAs ogaeis1pa ttst BE- I,
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iNBFrEvBEsr rutttttAa ssu.E-
MtsT ~ NOHTu GAHBLIgA.

We ahssrvs y ihs Raleigh Register fbat
pa7sso * NsEss Rsq a8a5auoss t.a
sst ft taa ssraest soIieitatt1a af navy a4r.
syuaI ffissds au i1IrDfnisBt oaadidsts f.r
ls usysruHsaig af Ngfth Carolina. lie
bee bsfTI.iare asau dsm1sfat. Lai asssfts
Die ir sFmIaaH.- 20 be- b5asi ty a1 party
rEF controlled q ~ 1r raIursI giasf1r1s
far G atlsf str.tz Hh.r JYafgtl. tl.eud
hF.fa .I rs.hssi tHsfIs Amar'.sa 81
rre.a.af .ts srfafnfrbffa1 % safp1ft lia.
iu tsks asa lfrIla..s masomtat i8
fs uI NaUl f'.f sgrs 81 g4IIarty
10 sra .fas o.. Ie.fy Clay. tssasIs /,
.#afFt.FH re.tsa g, usI
sfa % a rfss5 aHaa s.sH o. che bvus. 1
Ha.u- .las3.af. baH1aaI t...H
faffI We fatI asi 81 artr.fs1 ,l beer
.la.h.r sf.fFa sttIss ss4Isnrr ibe g.
saf.s ai N.rl car. o. Baf Pa
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