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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
ARD OIL

ISLE DEL MoNGRs AND FORTUNE Is-SchF. r. " TrOth,
40 tons guano-Patterson & Murguiondo; 1000 bus.
salt l old chain and anchor, lot old meal-master.
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ID j. b A K E r,
N. IMPORTER AND MANUFA CTURER OF
d EW GODS,
AND DEALER
DYESTUFFS, CHEMICALS, ACIDS,
SAL-SODA, soDA-ASH,
Used by Wooden, Cotton, Paper, Hat and Soap and
Candle Manufacturers, Tanners Morocco Dressers Ma
chinistS and Dyers,
No. So SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
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POLICE -LNTELLLGENcE

ARRIvAL-The English Minister Lord Napier arrived
IN this city last evening and stopped the Eutaw
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ap2l-u Baltimore
DHtENlX STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
Il ESTABLISHED 1920,
CORNER SHARP AND GERMAN STREETS.
Persons owning family lots in public cemeteries pr
vate burial grounds respectfully invited to call before
purchasing elsewhere, and examine the stock of
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEADSTONES, &c,
Of the best American and Italian MARBLE finished
and for sale at the above establishment The ent
which is large, embraces original designs and cfeice
selections from the most appropriate and beautiful artists
structures in modern Also, MARBLE STATUES
GARDEN VASES, FOUNTAINS, and other ornaments
appropriate for Gardens Dwellings, Grave lots con-
stantly on hand
ALEXANDER GADDESS Proprietor,
Steam Marble Works
MERRILL, THOMAS & co.
4VL Are now opening, at their NEW WAREHOUSE,
No. 239 Baltimore street, Charles, beautiful
sortment of GUNS, PISTOLS, GUN MATERIAL, &c,
lately arrived per steamer New York rendering their
stock of the largest and best selected in the country
TO which they respectfully invite the attention of the
trade. s6-lmr
EEEl G. E NJ NJ E K | C. Fl
VA BOOT AND SHOE
MA N U F ACT RER,
NO. Is S U TIL S T Rect
ie23-lY BALTIMORE,
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Since Jan. 1... S54 AIS 639 So l61 $40 AZ 62l ,sl4
The exchanges at the New York Bank Clearing House
on Tuesday SIS, 9o6 and the balances $74,
716 o.
The business the Sub Treasury at York on Tues
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-17

| Weinvits attention. TO the article in another col
umn, upon English Exports, which We com
mend to the serious consideration of our readers
We had intended to accompany it with sumo elab-
crate reflections Of our own which we shall defer,
however. to some future period At time when
the expenses of our Government approImnt a
hundred millions per annum, and it, receipts fall
far below its expenditures when loans are resort
cd to for the purpose of meeting current demands,
and our Legislators are cntailine debt upon pos
iterity--when our numerical affairs are confused,
and our customs dcfrnuded b, the pernicious sys.
ITEM Of foreign valuation and adyalorem duties
when, in short, the balance Of trade is against u.s.
and VIC arc partially dependent upon other nations
for the productions which our industry could sup
ply, and our own artisans are ekeng out n prcca-
rous subsisicncc-it bchovcs Us 10 inquire whcth-
CIR some modification of our revenue laws is not
necessary, whereby our wasted cxchequer might be
replcnished. aud labor be incidentally benefited.
But for the i'll feeling which has been engendercd
between the two sections Of our country and rem
Idercl the South more hostile than ever towards
tho North wc have no doubt that this sub Get
would already have received the attention il de-
serves
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-17

ARKANSAS RErREArIoNs-Thc charming free
dom Of Arkansas life is well illustrated by recent
occurrences in Ouachita county. An old man ma
med Joyce has n large family of children, who do
not live in perfect harmony A short time since
a married daughter, named Miller, getting angry
with single sister. who was visiting her, thrash
ed the hapless maiden without ceremony. The
old man, thereupon became enraged, and in com
pany with son rctaliated by beating Mrs. Miller
and her husband For this exploit they were
bound over to keep the peace. nnd in default of
bail, committed to jail. from whence they esca.
ped and with eight or ten "lewd fellows of the
baser sort" commenced burning the houses and
other property of their prosecutors. At last ac
counts they had not been arrested
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-17

The latest news from this famous N Dorado is
not Of the most cheering character; and accounts
represented to he very reliable. state that many
persons were turning their taces homeward, filled
with sorrow and disappointment Hundreds per-
haps thousands, more resolute, had encamped on
the banksof the river, and were awaiting an abate
ment Of the waters. when the hidden treasure is
to be revealed Thus far no dry dggugs have
been found. No gold in the hills vallies, plains
the river slone holding the precious dust, and
nearly all Of It is wAser-worn and sbraded by it's
long journey from its yet undiscovered source
FrOm April to September, the water is so high
ahxt che bars cannot be worked; TINS efFectually
saspenAing operations for nearly half the year,
and that the most seasonable part-whilst they
are likewise inpeded by the freezing Of the river
during the winter. Under such circu stances, it
will be readily perceived that it is no holiday ex-
.cursion upon which they embarked who have
pursued their fortunes such desperate extremity
Many youth nursed in the lap of plenty, and
who might haze enjoyed competency At hume
has been lured by the prospect Of gold to incur
hunger. disease, and death; and finally to lay hi,
bonss By We banks Of that distant stream How
phantom--weaith, to that distant shore, will b,
successful; Shilst thousands will return beggeret
in fortune and rnined in health! Some account
mat We have met, do not hesitate to attribute al
the fabulous stories frst put in circulation rela
tive TO this land Of gold, to desire to stimulate
emigration to California; knowing that thousand
who 30 70 Fraser River eoalA not retsra to III,
States they would. Language would fail t,
express tAs dssP Indignation that sAoud bs visitet
upon those Who have perpetrsted this cruel out
rage, and no punishment could exceed the qualit,
of their crime. We trust, however, that one goo
may rssalt from the explosion of this bubble, an
that mon. instead Of chasing the ignes Jassi this
mrs thsa FROM distance. will be batter conter
10 work the mines that are beneath and aroun
than, end which steut hearts with willing hand
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Philadelphia cnslic Narke,-Aeu,. n.

L. on'iinss OF he'i Cattle for the past near
~ i." neat. which LOTS were disposed Mar!cn, A.,
en"r '"se ara Cattle of God qlaity IN moderate
ou' LOT INFERIOR description there or no de
matt II. following ~.r. the rates which the a!es were
.n"eWd Cho &C qu ly Is J0as Prime s. 25as O rair
ssas -; Ordinary ST. 5ae Common o. 25a6 TO- f.nvr M,
at l2t per ~ w ' ~
ne "H'ngs OF Sheep amounted to 5000 head The sairs
wee effected at from seai w per head e.al to about
for dress d. The market has been brisk 49,,
he Cow market ithout chance The oUori,,. nj
arie'is amount to 80 head, which at The follow
s , as US. quality Mich Cows each. s35a4O
@naS; Third S2sa}; Ordinary S25a2s: Dry l5a2t
100 lbs ''' ~ st W" P''
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From the Boston Transcript
English ExDorta

The September number Of Hunts Merchants.
Magazine contains some very interesting statistics
u regard 10 the commerce Of Great Britain. IL
Gems that England imports annually, to feed her
population, grain and produce to the amount of
yer Sl2o.o".Wn. of this food large part is ex-
3rtsd IN u, the shape Of eottonrloth. the export Of
alued at about Sl40.000,000. The PRINCIPAL
markets TO which these goods were sent are as to-
.ows:
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OSflSs.-a1 FUKNI1u .FCRNIrlKH
Fl fR1R Grateful for past fayors the subs,
~ - return his thanks to tis friends a.dt pub.
lie generally, and inform thcm t.at he
has now on hand and constantly adding tcrct lac as
o'tment Of Elegant Furniture by .km. wrk
nei out :" the very best material and inishcd ins de
aoe manner Ills Stock embraces every article usually got
len ny in the most extensive manufactures
lie soiciisa call from purchase "a
ured hal he and will in regard to huth
price and quality work "
Hair and ohuck Mattresses always IN hand
EDWAkD j. FbI.htS
Nartruoms ana Mandatory, doors below Lb.p
house ,ani ix.,,it
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ERHsllswayA p.lis-Rsr sh~ De, isairni tr-
resnarities incidental 10 III. eaker sex th. Alternative
Inv auable remedy Prn the dr.t blrsh OF
the tipeness old age tsay be taken an aid inyyan
pelanl sr1gthcns The fading occssope BY
or long life the boo and the
debisted .yssem sold at The maractry No 70 Maiden
I.n. Ne,, yart .,d ~. 81 nsn@a.' a, jsc ne. aud Oh
Der box " se fsrp.illw
------
IT, Oxygr ted Hissrr..-.Prom the Bo.seB
Daily Evening 1r veie, TO pYsP.PtI,s We would call
the attention II those WIN afflicted with 'h. errib" com
forward IN giit be ov, r,ot.d ly many. II ands great
nne To- e.. 0"g"r@d mr.. ,.r, sou, rawie
o. asiingtou Street This Ia not her aided
hat fw Wi, CHI sen mi M ron p,rnr. ~ Congress.
fist merchants aud ely who have
Bosonan. .hiracy. Tor dyspepsia
d.hlny and weakue. II l. mos, excellent inc,l una,
lie had ~ any Of the ih-esry stores.
lropr,' ,.,. s"d nv thc,r sssn, .sspY ,s"r,
sepill.lw
,-.,-wood, yv.;. ,,..,..,,,,. am.,y ,iI nrc
ptraos Tor The tar tiar have beer nrdm, d a. ntalihc
non. has ever given ,. f.f.,.n ar a,u,d t, familiarity
that prof Wnas lair K.,orn,y. now La, M. E,sor,,c
has pass nnnmr'ADs ,o','. aud
les. nrc rh,, Ana hae h I l ,i, ,hs, n, rrc
Of III. r,nt. ON Ipe dr"md"d ni, mad ] ,% sbr'. n,
shoot forth anc~ha daudruf pre-,
The .,fnr.~ and as;Iiy Of six /" hs ha and srcp. il al
WAYS lusur,nnt healthy and In fu No yars Tribpa,
Soi Inv NH r..n.r,,b'e l,rucgis.s 20 ~ sr,ty,
~ spin "n" s"mMef.-oi an ether sr"-on'
OF the year lovely It's brings most diseases with hsuh
iy-bnt all If them may be cured with very little rubc
II properly tr aicd Indigo ion 1t is we'd known, finds as
gih IN tori III liver aud anguor and hos ot appetite
natural fruits I" get nd 81 them lrm' sh.ui BE-
nr"m.shng that viii quicken The bio cd rxp superhn"us
bilr, cleanse IL,
49,, ., " 1870 :. y. ID i'' " VIC 'uies aou
r" o., ~ @ ~, y, .rse'aoa snoN'"'es anu u'h
~ W ~ o 'N''' ''""e' '"'" me- INA, 1"'i'i's
80 49,, .as IA tnn, 'u,' rn'' ii"y w az" " az
- "'' ",' az =" "",""t "e shRh'' NJ ieaf
,,, r" Il, ~ ,',, -. Aa , n -, :. =" me- t a per
tailed
oc ha" "io' sAe ana r"tai ny M"'sfs j. H. Thompson
~ "h" ny an 'he Pii,'pa l,rnksiss IN yhciburg and
't'."nr' ~ hIhn ana N"Tth taioiha Odtrs by Prof
Ia hhhE''' he"hoh"' va lseptJ Nv
~ S"'e yo"' ssor'rs'-' VIZ tnkc 2rent plea
i' !" commanding NY AeA MI Mh7ang l.ihihtn as val
i '' ,aoie ai'ie'e io oiiahN' Sores, Scratches 81
n's "h ii"rs'' ont men nave used II tor sever" burns
s' Sores sun Jonis and k'r una'ic Pains and al say
" "N'' Inv "''h' We "'' "o o'h'f 'iih' NJ.
:, .., .......- -, -, D. W. HEWITT,
foreman or American liarhden d. W ellis Fargo Cos Tx
press
tientlcmcn - had worth 81 200 took
bad hun, and useless for
OF " IhuutL
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must ever render productive. If the young men
of Virginia who have gone to build up and enrich
other territory had remained ut home. the Old Do
minion would not now be the fifth. bat the FIRST
State in the Union.
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MAINE Observation-Disclosures, Sent. l5.-Mor
rill Black Republican, is elected Governor by S
or 1000 majority The entire Congressional dee
CATION is Republican.
BANGOR. Sept l5.-The returns from 1872 towns
indicate majority for Morrill, Of 10000.
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FIGHT With INDiANs-St. Louis. Sept. l5.-Ad-
vices from New Mexico to the 23d' state that
battle viii undoubtedly be Tough. between Major
Brooks command and the Navajo Indians, as
the former had made an incursion for the purpose
of destroying the fields Of the Indians, in conse.
qusncs Of the murder of negro
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-15

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@ASo "old watches, '',.t.'','' 20 w each.
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loo 40 ",.....,.,,,,,,,, oo w each.
800 Ladies Gold Watches. ,..... 35 90 each
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Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops,
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, sleeve Buttons Rings. shirt
Studs, Watch Keys, gold and silver Thimbles, and
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-15
TELEGRArHlC NEWS ITEMS.

Gfs- The Washington correspondent or The New
York Times sny- that the 4 ncWy between Senator
Pugh aud the President l. irrrcourlnhr. Senator
Pngh declares that h. viii ue2.r visit the White
House while I!nchanan !, I'r stdnt. Till dniruly
grew out of the appointments for Ohio.
I4s- Senator Douglas denies that Il" l. go,ng to
Kansas to stump It against English, Conference pro
positions
c@s- II wa reported tina; the Kansas btll would b'
officially dispatched on the 10Th instant. with iustuc.
tions to secure q fair go" Thereon.
ST. Loy,. May & & ID. rrr-j'or r. Smith II do
taincd herr by mponuy III hnlh
John llArinatt, th' secretary lo, tyh. eit lr Lca-
yrnworth Yesterday.
General Smith ha- issued order. .r n movement
If six train from Fort Les, nuNof'h .#e. train to
consist Of iru hundred anl lwnHig y WAGONS, or.
c"npmigi b. s'N column. Of in'itr. composing t''
First Brig..'
G"n -at, hnl arr'. ~ rol-rut aca N ori N
from th' secretary 0l Wan.
Col. SaYles hSs departed for NImI ~ talk cl6tr e.
"f til" Pos. oslo" and utr.or Treasury beparlmF at
IN that Territory. He ht- private Instructions r.,
tpertug S3lora.
Professor pcnrea. Nintna Engtanng aud Gc,log.r.
in th' employ Of tir LoPayi Iaii Mining Cumpa4g,
accompanies Col. sayIr- to that tnjtury
s. l.. Dunbar from .lrizgiin, confirm, the vain" nt
the late silver mining operations IL III centre oltha'
Territory. but rcprcsen tie condition u d. iHGtbi.
'ant, ,s di.rrs~I, in ha s&irrHn.
FEou El.H.- x. Lou- Mry - VI MACON ltf
Camp Scott ou the 81 Of VI trrI hat detained hy
enow for seventeen DAYS, iIa report die hou'A Of
the army remarkably good.
Col Johnston vas aINion-iy aNaitIe the arrival
of Capt. Marcy.
Twelve hundred troop arrived II I. Ioa'. in
three days the majority of lhrmba,r 'ft tor l.eay.
"nwOrth.
Cen Smiths healll /, much impru,ad4 H. Lease.
for L"avenworth this afternoon.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-15
GEN. QTITMAN ON TIL. KANSAS
COMPROMiS BILL.

The following are the rtnnprk made w Gen.
'luitman OF Mississippi, IN The House or BE.
representatives.. Oh he oath Of April last, the
report Of the joint Committee ut Gonrrrenre
upon the bill for the admission Of Kansas into
the Union being under considerations Simply
observing, en- pnss,M, that Sir MiIIson, Of
Virginia, had the floor, we submit the portion
of the reported debate referred 10
Mr., Qnitman : VIII the gentleman allow
me to say a few word, in reply to his SpccnIa-
tons on my position
Mr. Mson will yield to the gentleman.
Mr. Quitman had not intended after
seeking the floor yesterday without success, to
trouble the House with stating the reasons
why | opposed the bill but | can give them
in few words. ! c0nstrue the bill reported
by the committee Of conference as an express
submission of the question of the admission of
Kansas under the Lecompton Constitution
back to the people of Kansas, and thus virtu.
ally referring to them the adoption or rccc,
ton of the constitution, the more obicctiona-
BILE because that reference is not made to the
quasi sovereignty which acted upon that in
strumcnt originally, nor to the people acting
under an organized government, but to II dis
organized mass of voters, who cannot speak
for the sovereignty of State
oppose the measure, in the second place,
because it is concession upon this question
which l, as southern man, am not prepared
to make. regard this contest as Il mere in
cident to the slavery question am dcsirous
OF seeing this great issue between the north
and south brought to fair honest and final
settlement, which shall forever recognize the
full constitutional equality Of the slayeholding
States. If we can come to terms, no man in
the House will rejoice more than |. If we
cannot, let us separate. These are the main
reasons why oppose this BILL
will answer the question proponnded by
the gentleman, that look upon the act of the
people OF Kansas as complete as an act of
quasi sovereignty, with the consent of the
United States, in the formation Of constitu.
ton lregard that act as complete and bind,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-15

ing upon the people of Kansas, and as the on.
" voice that we have received here in regard
to their will have opposed the reference of
the whole question back to the people of Kan
sas, or even to any political power in Kansas !;
and oppose il now the more because il is
simply q reference back TO the individual men
who may he entitled to vote at the time this
vote is to be taken. These are in short some
Of the reasons why. with all respect for the
opinions Of my political friend, cannot sup
port this bill. will not take up any more of
the gcntcmans time by saying more
Mr.. Millson: The House will now trust,
perceive the application of the views ! was
endcavoring to present at the time the gentle
man from Mississippi asked me to yield to him
The gentleman says he regards the act as com
pletc, aud Kansas entitled to admission
Would he yield to her demand for admission
upon the terms proposed by her claiming
twenty-five or thirty millions acres Of the pub
lie land
Mr.. Quitman ask the gentleman to al
low me TO say that have never regarded
these propositions in respect TO the land grants
rs forming any of the conditions on which n
State is admitted into the Union. | wish to
make this single other remark that Congress
either has or has not the right 10 restrict the
entire rights of State. If she does restrict
them then they are not binding upon the Suite
because She can only admit the State upon
one condition or the other
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-15
SIIyI,I, w \ RE.

" HAVE RECEIVED the most complete stock
W oi silver var, Ca-tors Cake Bir kcts Fruit
sand.. Tal.se.t, ar.' ever brought to this market.
m - %AGMAN Il STRAUSS.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-15
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

rorroN The Commercial Prices Current of the
lith instant, furnishes tie following quotations:
Inf,rior, 8 a. 7l'Low Middling II a. III
Ordinary. 81 G) ~ Ndlling ...llI "a ms
Good Ordinary 10 C5 lOi Good MidIlingl2i a lai
Mddlug Fair Ii IA -
Florn. ohio Illinois and Missouri. St Louis city,
,uporInc. 81 ~ q, 30
Pork Moss, SIS a. SIS 50. NJ. o. sl7 80 0G
lS 90.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

II lFE PILLS AND PlIENIX BlTTERS. THESE
Ia invaluable medicines impart strength TO the mind
and vigor to the body. Bcnga pure vegetable com
pnund. thy ACT ~ pnrsa'vc, carrying of the foul
hunOrs " th' agreve or lans. thereby rrGOyatn Z
tltn system to healthy tone. IN all Of diar-
rhul and summer complaints their efficacy has PROV
ed intabl"
Prepared aud sold by ". u. MOFFAT 33j Broad
way, New York and hI- Agents.
For safe at the Drug Store of f. WALKER.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-15
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

IN THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE NEW YEAR
" the subscriber would respectfully tender his
thanks to his customers for their patronage during
the past year, and trusts that by furnishing them with
articles in his line Of the best quality that the
ket affords, that he will receive continuance of the
same.
His stock has been largely replensled and ia Of
fered on the most reasonable terms.
ian9 NORWOOD TILDON
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-15
Ole :feIiti;,na ltmotrat.

TIE SPIRIT OF Music vs.. TnE SriRIr or THE TIMES
An attempt was made, some time ago by he man
ager of the the New York Academy Of Music to cx
cludc from the performances at that house, the re-
porter of Porters Spirit of the Times. This was OPP
posed by the editor Mr.. Wilkes, who having purcha.
scd tickets of admission, went with the reporter aud
demanded entrance While attempting this. they
were both arrested upon warrant, issued at the IN
stance of Ullman, for breach Of the peace The
manager, eventually cndcavorcd to compromise the
matter, by offering free admission, Which wal inlig-
nantly refused. The case underwent legal exam
ination and appears 10 have resulted to the advah-
tagc Of Mr. Wilkes This attempt to exclude u re-
porter merely because the manager is not pleased
with bis articles is high handed measure, and with
out justifcation II n reporters criticisms are uh-
lust they cannot long BE- of any weight; il they are
libcous the manager has legal remedy. The
Spirits theatrical and musical critics are character
lied by decided ability aud iraukncS. of speech both
in the matter of praise and ccusnrc and have, for
the most part, look Of fairness which indicates to
'us the genuine thing 1t has certainly handled IN.
man and his :" Mnsard" people without mttcns, =
und little savagcly at times. II broke the project
of the liccntious ball masqucs, which were attempted
by Ullman, for which il deserves the thanks not only
of the d.nizcns of New York but of the whole Tn.
ioa. Had they once been introduced these they
would have been apcd througholt the entire coln.
try.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-15
NOW iS YOUR TIME

V'p BY WATCHES Books, Stationery etc Our
l took + iull. W. caf suit you in prices.
~ H. NAUMAN x STRAUSS