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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-30
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
rankin Fire Insurance Compa-
nv of Philadelphia.

ice 435 and 437 Chestnut street, near Fifth.
tTATENENT OF ASSETS, January l, 1858,
published agreeably to an act of Assembly,
bog
! st Mortgages, amply secured, 1886, ,825 10
al Estate, (pTesent value $780,
Jj,) cost, "A $50 SO
nporary Loans, on ample Col
iterai Securities, l0l ,0SS l.
ocks, (pres'tvaI c76,9 ,964 22) cost II SAT 81
les and Bills Receivable, 307 90
|.h, ~, ,S55 4S
sl,888 ,904 "a
Perpetual or Limited Htslrdnces made on every
aeriptIon Of property, in Town and Country.
ltes a. low as are consistent with security.
Since their incorporation, period of twenty
;at years, they have paid over Four Millions
4 Dollars losses by fire, thereby affording ev-
-0ce Of the advantages of Insurance, as well
4 the ability and disposition to meet with
ROmptness all liabilities.
Losses by Fire.
posses paij during the year 1857, 1908, ,769 4
DIRECTORS.
i3S y Bancker, Mordecai d. Lewis,
5oIas Wagner, David S. Brown,
E.mgel Grant, Isaac Lea,
|lcoj R. Smith, Edward G.. Dale,
Js9. w Richards, George Fales.
CHARLES N. BANCKER, President.
WI. A. STEEL, Sec'y pro tenn
L7Agent for Miiilin county, II. J. WAL
-LRS, Esq, Lewistown. feb25
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-30

! rVo lights best Window Sash. from 8x
'Vlo lo1is, for sale very low. FRANCIsCUs
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-16
Principles.

The safety and harmony Of the Dem
ocratic party depends upon strict ads
herence to principle. The tcnaciiy
for principles, md tho bold avowal of
them, has constituted in all times past,
at once, the glory and strength of the
Democratic party. ''Truth crushed to
earth viii rise again" In this crisis
Of the party, the only hope of safety
and Of harmony, depends upon bold
and declared stand for principle and
right, "Thricc is he armed, whose
cause is just"
Let the convention meet all issues
and questions boldly and openly. and
the triumph ofthc democracy in this
county is certain.
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Atiausic items.

Immense damage 10 property and consid-
cradle ioss Of life have resulted from recent
foods at the west. particularly along the
Mississippi river. The city OF Cairo. at tho
junction Of the Ohio and Mississippi. has been
entirely inundated by the breaking away OF
the ievee, many OF the inhabitants escaping
10 boats. from upper story windows.
The election Of Mayor. for Washington.
District Of Columbia, took place on the 9Th Of
Juue. and resulted IN the election Of Col
Berret the Democratic candidate.
Hon. John r. Hale. has beeu reelected
10 the United States Senate, for six years
from the 4th n March next. by the Legisla
tars Of New Hampshire.
Conflicting stories had reached Washing
ton In regard to the condition Of affairs n
the great Salt Lake, but the latest and prob
ably naost reliable intelligence Is tina
brought 10 the Capital by Col. Kane. beare
OF dispatches from Gov. Cumming. TO th'
President. which represents the Saints n
psaceabiy disposed aud determin ed 10 emi
crate probably. to Sonora.
From India there is intelligence prinei
pally relating TO the troops Thecommand
er.in.t .thief had marched for Barely. ~
Hugh Ross had defeated the rebels heade'
By Nena Raharb's brother. at Rurcht. 4
detachment of Goorghas and Europeans, ha'
been repnlsed by tho rebels OF the noun
tAins, The rebels we're collecting raridl.
1t Calpee. where they we're making anothe
stand sgaipst the British forces
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Democratic County Convention.


The Convention was called 10 order Mr..
p. Freer, Chairman Of tho County Central
Committee Thomas Wells was on motion
elected temporary Chairman. John s. Ber-
ry, Secretary, and y. Y. Hedges, Assistant
Secretary.
On motion Of J. w. McCorkle a committee
on credentials, Of FIVE. and commi.te Of
five on permanent officers, order Of business
and resolutions. were appointed by the
Chair.
Committee on Credentials. p. II. Harris,
s Z Hedges, Tbos. Byrne, J. o. Leary, and
CIV Hess.
Committee on Resolutions, &C., J. w. Nc.
Corkle, NJ. II. Darrach, Vim. Totman, Geo.
Rush. and J. II. Kimmel.
Convention adjourned to 2 ?. NJ.
Convention met pursuant to adjournment
On motion NJ Wright and w. W. Walcoti
we're appointed TO ascertain IL committee on
credentials we're ready to report.
Committee report that committee on ere.
dentals ask further time
| Convention took recegs for one hour
81 7. NJ.
| Convention met. and committee on ere.
dentiaIs reported the delegates elect from
the various precincts. Report received.
Committee on permanent officers. resolu.
tions, &c. report Thomas Wells as perma.
nent Chairman, which portion Of the report
was adopted by acclamation.
NJ. Pence and T. IL. Kinson, Vice Presi
dents, s. T.. Hedges and II. U. Jennings
Secretaries. Confirmed by Convention.
Committee also report the following orde,
Of business
LIST. Report Of Committee on credentials
%. Nomination Of State delegates.
3D. Nomination of Senatorial delegates.
4th Nominations for Assembly.
9th. Nomination of Assessor.
9Th. Nomination Of Superintendent oI
Public Instruction.
7th Resolutions.
Tho Convention then proceeded to thu
election of delegates to the State Conven
ton. 10l votes were cast and the following
persons were elected:
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Notice 10 Subscribers.

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BuTTE RFcoED or having other business
with this Office are requested not to commu.
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through the Alta Express.
Notice IL nlso hereby given to all persons
having business with this office not to make
payments for subscriptions TO my other
parties than N. ID. witt or John Davis
As we have changed carriers some NJ our
fubscrihers may fail 10 receive their rnrers
with regularity. Such parties will please
notify US.
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Presidency. He tReardan) stood. 10 that re. |
srect, in illustrious company. But the rule
was nti.democatic, unfair and upjust He
(Reardsn) stood before that convention with
plurality Of the votes upon his eide, and
might be the choice OF n maiorify # the con-
ventioB, were he allowed living chance As
10 was, an unmany combination had been
! Z rmed against him, and The two thirds rule
| applied to defeat him He then alluded in
bitter terms TO the resolution q the Sutter
County Convention, instructng it's Delegates
TO 60 for Sherrard, and no other man, n
long as Judge Bliss or himself were in the
field. What did the Suttcr County Couven-
ton mean by such an unheard of proceeding;
Did they think themselves entitled with their
six delega'es to say that their man alone
was fl for the position. and that him they
must have or none' II be had been in the
place Of the Suiter County delegates he would
have returned the power 10 those who sent
them md have said. awe are stickg' and you
had bette" scud wooden men in our places"
DR. JEFF i"s: "Tonch political topics
Judge Reordan-I will come 10 that d.
recily. sm not afraid TO say here what |
think, or csewhere. want no new he lge
lings in ,he Democratic ranks to teach me
Democracy / have never been anything
but Democratic ticket. lie then touched
the Kansas que.tion /; said he had desired
pence aud quiet from the beginning Of the
controversy between Mr. Douglas and Mr..
Buchanan lie had hoped that this question
would not have disturbed the councils Of the
! California Democracy He had been oppo
sed, and was still opposed to agitation He
had been moderate in his views But, when
IL came to the point that this question must
be forced upon the country, he stood, first,
last. and all the time, against the Lec0mpton n
Constitution His Democracy was too we'll
known, bis antecedents too well settled
He respected Presidents Of the United
> States, but no President had right to die.
tate platforms TO his party That was the
r work that belonged TO the party itself.
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7. u. Reardan.. Ia votes.
y, Nj. Kliss.. ..Io
II. II. Sber rard,. .................. q :.
The sherrard and Bliss men combined
against Rcardan and passed resolution
that two thirds vote be required to nomi
nate. so long rs Bliss and Reardan wero in
the ield This we have no hesitation in say
ing was an,i.democratic, and unworthy OF
| the gentlemen for whom IL was done.
| Sherrard is rampant Administration man
Hiss and Reardan are anti Lecompton
What coull have induced coalition between
Sherrard and Bliss we cannot understand
The two thirds rule Is no moro democratic
than nine ,entlfs rule would bo. Democ.
racy means the rule of tho majority.
We are sorry to sec our neighbors show so
much bad feeling rs they have in this matter.
We believe that in tho absence Of any nom
ination the man who received plurality OF
the votes comes tho nearest to being the
choice Of the Democracy.
After the 45th ballot the candidates were
requested to address the Convention. We
copy their remarks from the California Err
press,
DR.. Jeffrics then introduced Judgs Sher-
rard. who came within the bar and. in n
few words. defined his position. He said
that he was one of the first men In the coun.
try 10 declare for James Buchanan, wher
the Kansas difficulty arose 4 that was
a 4 AnTn h.
was willing 90 abide by II lie was no friend
OF Mr.. Broderiek. and never had beeu. Hi
friends knew him TO DO a bold politician VIII,
never hesitated TO express his sentiments.
: Judge Bliss was then called for, lls sale
that il the object of this call upon the can
didatcs was to get at their sentiments upor
4, the Kansas question, he had no hesitanc,
In saying that he had always been anti lie
compton lie was not anti Administration
: except when he thought the Administration
Ess wrong, aud IL was decidedly wrong II
!. its Kansas policy. Had he been in Congress
I when the English bill came up, he woul,
}. have voted against il As to Mr. Broderick
4 he had heretofore been friend Of that gen
y tleman, and was s,ill. lie was xith him
e however. only In that part Of his oouduc
= which he thought was right Hc vas no
!. with him when be considered him wrong.
Judge Reardan was then called for II
came forward, aud spoke for about ten min
uies He condemned. with great severity
, the passage by the convention Of the tw
A thirds rule II had been passed rs the on
|. measure that coald destroy his chances 70
4 the nomination. lie could recollect OF onl
I. one instance beside this in the history Q
' Democratic conventions. This rule bad bee
r applied. at q memorable period, TO dsstro
The chances Of Martin Van Bursn for th
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-16
Kansas.

tits either right or wrong that ma
joriiy Of the people Of Kansas, should
control their own domestic affairs. II
the majority should control, let it be so
claimed--if minority should rule,
then let those who hold this anti-re-
publican doctrine, show their hands, or
even dodge the question, and the pco-
pie will give them such rcbuke, as
will forever consign them to the shades
Of private life.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-16

H6- A telegram to the Sacramento I'M.
ion says that In the Mariposa Democratic
Convention, s. A. Merritts friends had n
majority Of seventeen. Phil T. Herbcrts
fsiends withdrew, nominated n separate
ticket fo- Senate. Assembly. and delegates
70 State Conyention.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-16

DrLEoAT4s..-As will be seen by the re.
port Of tho proceedings Of our County n
vention, now In session, that body has cho-
sen thirteen Democratic delegates to the
State Convention. Butte county has always
presented bold front in opposition to isms,
and Lecomptonism is not the exception to
the rigid rule Of her Democracy
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-16

&S--The organization and business
fshssC%vantioa nov in session, has
thus far been harmonious and decided
Aeseydipgto the order of-bqsiness as
established by the convention, tho
committee on resolutions will report
aftes the nominations shall have been
made The convention will undoubt-
edly close lis iabors to-day, we trust by
a firm adherence to princiale--thus
ensuring tho unity and success of the
party at the approaching election.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-16

The QUESTION The simple question now
before the people, is whether the majority
Of the people should control their own affairs
or not. The vital principle Of the Republic
is that the majority shall IN all cases rule.
Beyond this rule is despotisn and anarchy.
Let us all then rs good democrats, bow to
this sacred principle, md though n majority
may be wrong, the effects Of their action,
will be felt first by them, and so long as the
people rule, no danger exist. Of long con-
tinuance Of evils. Let hen, the majority
rule and the democracy are safe.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-16

ApoLooEric. Illness In the editors fam
lily. and bis absence from the tread-mill Ell.
itorial. must be our excuse for the small
amount Of reading matter In this mornings
paper.
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Notice.
Oh0yI!Eh SEMINARY,

'E1HlS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN on
Monday next, 12th instant tor the reception
of Pupils
The course of Instruction embraces the various
Branches ofau English Education, taught on the
most approved principles and from acknowledged
text books
The seminary. now in its TIA I'd year. can point 10
20. thoroughne Of Instruction, to those who have
awaited hemselves Of its benefits tor length Of
time. and trusts to show like result hereafter.
The .uhscribor having commenced tn" Business Of
Instrurtnr Youth, UPWARDS OF TWENTY ONE
YEARS 400. brings to bear, necessarily, large
fund of experience. than which nothing is more
opposite in imptrtng insructionl acquired IN pur-
>. Il. LEY.
To Miners, Merchants and others, wautjn, part
nershp's accounts adjusted. either single or com
uOuut. or intricate generally, can have them ar
ranged with CORRECTNESS and dispatch by appving
to ). X WILEY.
0royille seminary July TO- 1853, I'm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Constable Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF An ENECUTIoN
, issued out of John :. Berry's Court Justice
of the Peace in aud for Ophr Township, County Of
lutte and state of California to me directed aud @
livered commanding me To make the sum Of two
hundred $1,000 dollars interest aud accrung inter
est on the same at the rate Of ten per cent per
month from the 9th day ot Jauuarv ID 1853 until
sid and all costs of suit taxed in the of fifteen
seventy one.hundreths (sl3 70) dollars together
with all accruug costs on said writ wherein G. w.
Cleveland is Plaintiff and !. : Nouis j.. defendant,
have levied upon and will expose at public sale 20
The highest bidder for each nn Thursday the
Jth day Of August. - 1858, at the hour of
10 clock 4 NJ. of said day MI the right title and
interest ofthe above named def .ndaut in and 10 the
following described property. "a wit: that certain
piece parcel of land lying anh being and situated
Ia the town Of Droville iounty aul state Aforesaid
described and designated the plot map pof said
town Of hroyillr a. lots number and two iu
block 81 with the house thereon together with all
ard singular the tenements heredittuents and APP
purtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise ap-
pertaining The above snle to take place in front of
John Pcrrys Office in tho town of Orovile, Coun-
~ and State aforesaid
+. MACUlRE, Constable.
Dated July 18th, 1858
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COnStable'S Sale.

EpI VIRTUE OF TWO WRlfS OF EXECU-
d ton, Issued out e John Berry's Court a jus
tico OF the reacc ia aud tor Ohpr Township. County
Of Bate, and state ot California, 10 me directed and
delivered commanding me to make the sum of sixty
dollars 1850 CO. and all costs of suit, taxed IN the
of thirtythree and eighty uine ouch undredths
dolars 1888 80 and all accruing costs on said writs
wherein JULIUS pIPMAN Is plaintiff aud VII
LIAM HESSE is defendant have levied upon ana
viii expose At public sale to the highest bidder for
cash. on the tifth day of August, A D
1853 at the hour ot eleven o clock, \. VI OF said
day all Of the right, title and interest pi the above
named defendant in and to the following described
property to wit: That certain piece or parcel OF
land situate in the Town Of Orovllle, County aud
State aforesaid. Described aud desgnated ON the plot
map of the Town Of Oroville, a. lot number one
D IN block fourteen U8) said lot fronts on Lincoln
street twou ytwo feet aud runs back sixty eet to
gcther with all and singular the teucmrnts here
ditaments and appertcuances thereuntu belong nR
or In anywise appcrtaiuipg
The above sale to take place in front OF John
Bctry Office, IN the Town of Orosiic, County and
state aforesaid
u. .MIGTIRE, Constable.
oroville, July 14th, 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-16

Whereupon the chair declared the above
named gen lcm en- duly elected delegates tc
tho State Convention
Convention adjourned to Friday, July l6
at o A. NJ.
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Being one of the Sufferers
by THE LATE FIRE

IAN UNABLE TO SELL TWENTY-FIVE PER
n cent below cost but will dispose of the remain.
der of my stock. with smsl selection already re-
ceived as low they can he bought in the state
RT-REMovED Opposite Refs Friaslehen Mont
gomery street. iyl5-lw MRS MACLEAN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution !

-rTttf+s tttp ETS f-tfiP heretofore existing nm
| der the name and 6rfn 81 HAWKINS ard Vande
u,nrk u ibis das dissolved Ly mutual couseut. ind
Thomas HawEins authorized 20 settle all the ac-
coprt. of,aid Arm THOs HAWKINS
A. VANDEMARK.
Oroyile july l3th. 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-16
Tenth Judicial District Convention.

This body adjourned sine die on Tuesday,
without having male any nomination for
Judge. On every ballot, 80 in number. the
vote stood:
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-27
CONGRESSIONAL
WAsIllXGroN. March Is.

a.. ......... ,,,..t 10
NAS'llNeroN A'ryh &C.
maaG og oproGm a "gnns.
.nc aa'hlssioh VI N"'s"' WIN '"'
luton ,,,.a.,,
Mr. lrumpuii ioilo"eu u' .h' s, n stue' .at,,
"a communication "aS 't'''' ~ :" IL ~ -
OF tue Army, proposing " s"ic VI VIZ "o'ei'''''"'
properly III hoek islahi r,,
Mr' ioonpS sPoh' " W. ~ Wy "a'''''o " 'N''"
sas under the Lceo1lPol e.,.
Mr. bch lo"o"eu ~ iooi''''' '"'''''"'s 80 -
tendeh. -, ,,..tu.,
HousE-Ar Smil, ., IItoIs s,u NAV u ,e 'lal
yer were op, ~ m""u
cohpei inc ho''o"' u o''s ny oMn ., ,,t
,,.c.....,fh ipaf' M.rch ~
ohnAIb.-NI, y wv ~ VI INJURY concern
ing ,ne ii"SS"ete oi Suof'i" ch'sFo'''s III ! 'ah
passco r,.,,
inc ice ireslaeht iaa before me senate u lo!h'
resolution 81 we Legsalttie Oh New MeNeo' reiatNe
TO .he tresiaeh' views concerning inc re9rRahl"i,
uon OF me boundaries tue lerrHofies' heieire"
anu ordered 10 DC lrlultW.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-27

SIGSIFICANT STATIsTICS.-The Democratic vote in
the Free States in 1852, was l,15G,313; in 1856, il
was PA 750-incrcase G8237, or six per cent. III
this time the voting population increased ten pei
cent The opposition vote in the Free States in 1852
was 1,lS0,422 in 1856, it was 1874, 20S Increase
5537GG, or fifty per cent The opposition majority in
1852 was 28, 929 in 1856, it was 509,1 1873. In 1850
at the same rate Of progress the majority against the
pro-savcry Democracy in the Free States will be
over q million.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TT IOl' LOVE YOUR LIFE DON'T SQl'ANDER
j time. lur time il the Thing life i made Of The
same may We sdd Of health. II yon have it, do not
wa.t" timc W. running after the physician or have
linn dnjly NJ your hnu.r Keep on hand q constant
supply Of The Motat Life 'ills aud PhTnx bittcrs,
ana ~ u-ing tlcu III tlc ir-t promonion Of sick.
ness you viii save both timr and money. and keep
disoa.n itom your door M family or travelling
party should h,wfjuut thcn.
Prepared aud old Iy w. i. MnFFAT 1915 Broad
Way, y W iolh uud hi- Agents.
For -tla az the Drug Store Of u. WALKER.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-27

EXTRAORDINARY LEGRlAroN--7 Tremendous Foresight
Astonishing Lcaomy- 7Gr.fc .Rcmpt 10 Re'rtachHe
State ElpeSes.Be it hereafter and for ever rcmel-
bercd that the Committee On Contingent Expenses in
that immaculate and highly intellectual body known
to the world and the rest Of mankind. as tie Senate
tude Of their wisdom to retrench the lavish cXprnd.
fure Of the States funds, by cutting down the prct
Of weekly newspapers furnished 10 members of that
economical body, from two dollars pei copy to .lorh
cents People Of Louisiana throw up your hats and
shout 10 the world the economy of your State. Tho
same move was on foot In the House. when it wa
very properly killed OIL by resolution Of Captain
Allen, instructing the Committee to pay the Ilsua
price, viz So per copy Well done, Senate . Saya,
pIg,1er
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-27

EMrnsoN's MAGAZINE. Though rather late in the
month, the March publication has duly come to hand
The . Life of Washington and MY Thirty years
out of the Senate" together with variety of really
good original articles, make up an excellent number
The publishers have commenced forwarding the splcn-
did steel engraving of " The Last supper" Wlcnwc
receive copywc shall be pleased TO show it TO our
readers For Three dollars subscribers will receive
the Magazine for year and copy Of this cngrav-
ing Address Oaksmith 4 CO.. No. 37l Broadway,
New York.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-27
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Corrox- The Commercial Prices Current Of the
2jtl instant, furnishes the following quotations.
inferior. J a. ! low Middling 100 a. IOs
Ordinary. : GG 81 Middling 49,. l01 a. II
Good Ordinary ~ a. 81 Good Middlingl2 ~ Ia
Frn,R Ohio Ne. yupcrine. 81 37I a. 4 80; Iii.
uois aud Missouri. do. 10 4 jD St. Louis City,
81 20 n 4 CO.
Por. Mss, SIC 80; NJ. O.. SIG oo Prime, Sl3
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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-27
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
1--WE NDEI@lGNID lIiNI%G FORMED 4 CO.
| partnership for The purpose Of ransacting
Cotton E'atcragr and Commission Business,
under The firm cr PElTCiIhED y FLOWER, beg
10 oUdrr TN r.nlN 5cMs ID lhn Planting Community.
asuriu" H. M that fine greatest efforts will he made
~ adNapc. their Interests.
Nc arr prrpar Il e. uaIn cash Advances and fur.
Nib supple, b. M ~ wi.liu 10 do business with ~.
lI9iI EElICIhEb.
RICH. low Ei'. Of East Fcliciana.
N.w Clll Gns. l'rh. ri lsiS. me-
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-27

Dl5" The famous Bark Adriatic, Captain Durham,
which was seized by the French authorities for run
ming into the French steamer Lyonnais, and which
escaped from Marsoilles by Yankee atratagcm az.
rived at Savannah on the 18th inst
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-27

RESULT OF THE SUMNER CouRT MARTlAL.-Thc New
York Times learns from reliable quarter that the
result of the recent courmarial upon Col. Sumner
at Carlisle Barracks was the acquta of Col S. upon
both the charges preferred against him by Gen Har
ney. The court deliberacd less than fifteen minutes
before agreeing upon their verdict Col. S. left Car
Isle Immediately for Waterfowl, New York; to visit
his family. lie is under orders for Utah, and il is
expected will leave Fort Lcaycnworth with his regi-
ment on the 10th of May. The Washington Star CON
firms this statement, and says its information is from
official sources
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1858-03-27

llg>vy FcrGtrrts IL NmGlNlA-Mr. Gish, long
heuty trader and d leading merchant in Bedford
county. lat committed heavy iorgcrics in Virginia,
and left for parts unknown The extent OF the forge
rias are yarioisly estimated, some placing them AZ
hgll ~ sl5000O