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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-09-11
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Onward, like gentle river,
Ever glides the stream of Life.
Every moment drawing nearer,
To that gaol that ends all strife.
Every moment that Is passing,
Onward to the Sea of Time,
Though uunoticed, yet it's adding
One more ripple to the tide.
Onward yet, and ever onward,
Each ones passing fast away,
Ever pressing to the border
OF the sea Of endless day.
When our moments here have ended,
And onr sands have ceased to run.
We then have a rest in Heaven,
We then have Fathers Home.
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remarks. lie was willing to indgc all with
candor, and thus he escaped that complaining
habit which many old persons fall into, and
which is so disagrecablc to those around them.
In word, his old age was cheerful and beau
tiful--an Indian summer--a golden sunset
Life illustrated.
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ARTHUR CRAWFORD & Co.
W1lOLEsALE RETAIL DEALERS IN DRUGS

VHT1lOLEsALE e. RETAIL DEALERS IN DRUGS
w AND MEDICINES
No. ., BRICK ROW, CLINTON, Ia.
Keep constantly ON hand. large. and complete a..
sorimcnt of Paints Oils, PurfGMcfics, &c.
They urc constantly receiving direct from the manu-.
factories and other sources large a3 varied assort.
neni of Fresh Drugs and Chemicals, width they Offer
for sale on as favorable terms as can be bad in the
Southern market
Henry S. Bccchcno will personally attend TO the di.
pensng of Ply y-ieians Prescriptions, Family and all
other Recipes.
The following comprises few Of the articles AZ
Mnys TO be found at their Drug Store; viz.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-09-11

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pallid countenance and cruptions on
the face. pain in the back, hca.
yness of the cyeds fire.
qlcntly black spots
flying before
the eyes.
with temporary sulison and loss OF sight. want Of at.
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The records of the INSANE ASlLt.M Ms, and the me
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ness 10 the truth uf these assertions. in lnaic asy
lum, The most melancholy exhibition appears The
counienance is actmlly sudirn aud quite dp.titute-.
neither mrIh or grief ever visits IT, Should sound
Of the voice occur il + rarely mtculatr.
With woiul measures wan despair
low snrn sounds hi- grief bcguiipdh
Debility j. most terrible! and has brought thou
sands upon Thousands 10 nntimey graves. thus blast
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PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY,
H.
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P1l ARMAI1 AND CHEMISTRY.
will the greatest accuracy and chemical Knowledge
aud care devoted to il combination. -re Professor
Devices valuable works on the practice u p,~iy ana
most Of the late standard works Of mcliciar.
lss = | o d
One hundred dollar will he paid ~ n.y. physician
who can prove that iha medicine eyer aiircd i pa.
ti"nt and the testimony Of thousand. can be lroln.
ted 10 prove Thai il doc great good Gases ot from
one Wrrh TO thirteen years standing have been rcc.
ted. The mass 81 NDLl NTAHi TESTIMONY IN
possession Of he proprietor SnuehiHg il, virtues aad
curative powers i mnens,, embracing names well
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-11
FALSE ALARMs.-The frequent alarms


of fire, of late, have become go annoying to our
quiet citizens, that many of them wish all the en-
gines and reels in the State in the bottom of the
Atlantic ocean. There were not less than four
alarms on Saturday night, most of them gotten
up. no doubt, to see the mach lines tearing through
the streets, and hear the yells of the youngsters
that pull or pursue them, rs they rush madly on
from place to place, in search of something 10 do
We see way OF getting rid of this nuisance save
by the establishment of paid FIRE department, and
by the passage of a law for the i'm prisonment Of
every lad under twentyone years of age who ia
caught running with the engines, unless summon
ed to do so. We know that there are very many
excellent citizens connected with the fire depart
ment, who are mnch annoyed by frequent
alarms as others of our readers; but as they have
failed to purge the department of those hangers
on" who live about the engine houses, and get up
fires and alarms merely for the fun OF race some
method must be adopted by the Council to save our
citizens from the continually harrassing alarms
Of tolng bells and stentorian voices at all hours
of the night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-11

Mr.. VIM. Walker, proprietor OF the Walker
House, Columbia, S. c., died on Wednesday last.
George II. Shorter has become the editor Of the
Montgomery, tAla.) Advertiser. ss
DR.. Vim. s. Bell was elected Mayor Of Chattanoo.
ga, Tenn, on the 3lst ult.
The steamer Fashion, which was employed in
Walkers late expedition, Is reported for sale at
Havana.
Rev. John Knox, D. D.. died in New York on
Friday, from injuries received by tall few days
previous.
County officers Of MscGn (Ge.,) District has been
successful.
J. r. Sneed has retired from the co-partnership
rs one of the proprietors of the Savannah Repub-
lican. lie will, however, continue to have entire
control of the editorial department..
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DANGRRous SpoRr hor.

DASG ERoUs SPoRT.-The BOYS of
ehnrea and Union Hills have been engaged for
ana we understand that two or three OF them have
eeen severely injured. Last Friday afternoon a
negro boy was Knocked down in one of these 1, ahts
son'e OF tho lads not to be outdone have appeared
On .s battle Held with loaded pistols, and the pro-
liability il. that if no steps are taken 10 d,psrse
,li, me TWO armies some of the beligerauts viii be
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Loss BIT FrRE.--Mr. Dodamead The an

perintendent-on the Virginia Central railroad. has
made an estimate Of the losses by the late flre,
which shows that the company has not suffered as
heavily was at first supposed. Instead of losing
s25 000, first believed, Mr. D. puts the total
l',ss down at $9,g75 OF the locomotives injured,
but two Of them were valuable, and owing to the
fact that very little water was put upon them
while they were hot, their damage is compara-
lively triilng.
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GEO. W. II. TYLER,
~ AGENT TO HIRE OUT NEGROES.

The subscriber offers his services TO the public ~
agent to hire ont negroes rent out houses, collect
claims, sell heat corn, Fiour and Tobacco, on the
usual terms.
have been tine superintendent Of city property.
aud police officer in Richmond, for the last seven
years and il h preeumed, from my knowledge ri the
Inhabitants of RicbRond, that shall be greatly a.
sisted thereby in getting good and responsible homo
for servants AMI responsible tenants for houses.
Refer.pces-the citizens of Richmond generally.
Office on Marshall street, next TO the New Market
hay scales. q. w. ii. TYLER,
dely-Im Agent and Collector.
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t.ra., ~AUVEtI CIUCk yes
se.usy morning lady residing On Goth street. dis.
10Th and Broad streets, now baing eo,nr,s.ns -. =.
mr. dohn Greanor, and suspecting sometbing NO
wrong, called the attention of her husband 10 3,
sn s,s IN aSs'medsely repaired TO the building. and
IL ho sos wretch had kindied FIRE of trash with
haS "ops ., destroying tho house. As the flames
se nsa made but little headvay, they were readily
Aslhsulsneo with q few buckets Of water and ths
property thus saved from destrnction ' '''e
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Mrs. Patsey Cleary. wife Of Lewis Cleary, COM
mitted suicide by hanging herself at Limestone, g..
C., on the 30th uit. The act was prompted by
grief on account of the death of q avorite little
son.
An Irishman assaulted another Irishmsn in his
grocery In Clarksville Tenn. on the 9TH inst. by
throwing stones. The defendant fired twice, XIII
ing the man with the hrst, and his horse with the
second shot. Both died instantly.
fire occurred few days since in the flourish
ing village of Loachspoks, Macon county, Ala,
which destroyed carriage factory and other pro
perty, valued at $6ooo-on which there was an IN
suraIce Of $4,000.
On Friday night. difficulty occurred In Chatta
nooga, Tenn. between Frank Wisden, policeman
named yinysrd. and Mr.. kingtoh. In which ths
former Was shot and seriously injured.
The court house and records Of Pitt county, n
! C., are reported to hare been destroyed by drs.
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InnRrRa n,

LOCKERS oS.--Last Saturday, large
number OF persons spent the day on the eapi,o,
square, apparently very much Interested 10 the
arrangements being made for hoisting the Wash
inston Statue upon the Monument MANY of them
we're anxious to give helping hand to the work
men In raising the shesrs, but their services we're
not needed. 0
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ABRAHAM unfortunate difficulty occurred mt
the race course, Savannah, on Thursday last, be-
tween Messrs C. A. L. Lamar and Henry DnBig.
non. ball from the pistol of the former took
effect in the right eye of the latter, infiictng a
most serious, and, perhaps, dangerous wound.
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APOLOGY MAxIsG.-Dr. Franklin, we are told, onss
had servant who was never in the wrong. Al
last the devices to which the servant resorted 10
cover up his deficiencies became too much for the
philosopher. ''My good friend" was his final re.
ply 'you and must part. l never knew a man
VINO was good at an excuse to be good at anything
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-11

CAPTURE OF AN OLD TnIEr-William
Henry Ross the worst free negro n the State. was
arrested by Lieut.. Truehart and two or three
watchmen, last Saturday morning. for stealing two
boxes of cigars from Francis staude, some days
since. He was taken before the Mayor for exami.
nation and after hearing, was ordered to be well
striped. Bill has been member of the chain gang
for many months, and will probably end his days
in that institution.
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STAGE ACcIDgNT.---Mr.M Mafit, one of
the actors at the theatre, met with an accident
while on the boards, last Saturday night. During
the performance of "Beauchampe, or the Kentucky
tragedy" pistol was accidentally discharged In
his facs, iDfiicting severe though not dangerous
flesh wound, on one of his cheeks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-11

THE INDIANS AT THE SMIrH5oNIAx-On Monday
morning, about twenty of the Indian chiefs and
warriors now in the city, visited the Smithsonian
Institution, AID were conducted through the vari
ous departments, where they evinced their SUM-
prise and delight. after their wild fashion In the
picture gallery (3tanleys Indian paintings,) they
we're particularly interested by the representation
of war dance aronnd two captives-a woman and
child. They were much disappointed at not find.
ing portraits OF any of their tribes ia the gal
leiy.
in the apparatus room, a number of them were
induced to join hands, and a severe galvanic shock
| was given them. Some of them gave vent to the
significant Ugh" indicating their surprise, and
turned fercely about TO discover the person they
supposed had struck them; others rubbed their
arms and elbows, and from the general talk in their
own language, one would suppose they bad enter.
ed upon scientific discussion ofthe nature of the
singular manifestations.
Afterwards several of them took shocks singly
and II was curious TO witness the grim determin-
alton with which these stole OF the wilderness
undertook to assume that air of impassiveness
which tradition asserts they maintain when under
going torture as captves. But il was no go; they
had to knuckle TO science, and, AS one after the
other of the astonshed braves WAS doubled up
tumbled upon his knees, aud knocked into "A heap
generally by the powerful battery, he was saluted
by most uproarous jesrs and laughter by his fol.
lows.
Some of the party mounted the high nsrth tow
er OF the Institute but when at the top only one
| of them could he prevailed upon 10 approach the
eu6o anu 'ooA uoNh tho uZHy Helsht-nloSL oil
them squattnS down AS soon as they reached the
summit.
| One OF them was observed placing small pieces
| OF tobacco on the parspet. The Interpreter ex-
plsiped that this intended as an Offering to the
'h eat Spirit as Il . Indians believed that at III S
| height they were hearer the Deity than they had
| ever been before, and accordingly improved the
| opportunity to pay their worship.
| On descending the Indians had grand war
dance with singing. in the lecture room and short
ly after concluded this visit, most interesting to
both the Indians and the "pae f,ces,' present.
| trtSi511f1u
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QUALrrIED.-On Saturday afternoo,

QUALIFIID.--On Saturday afternoon
last the newly elected Clerk of the Comfy court
OF Iienrlco. MIR. WILLIAM Fo.Kzs, entered into the
usual bonds and qualified before the Court Mr..
ROBERT LEWIS, formerly OF Geochland county, oual
ined as deputy, and will don the official harness
this morning. sir L. has had some experience in
acounty court clerkship. aud Is said 20 be ready
penamnn and Accountant -
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FIag between the hours Of

fIak Between the hours Of Q and 10
,,eao satnrday night, an old harm In Henrico
Mear Oakwood Cemetery, occupied hv Msssr.
nann MARTINI was set on Are and entirely con.
sn'osa; tits generally believed in the neirhbor.
snat negro fellow in the service OF Messrs.
M 49, -. iss year, was the incendiary but as yet
~ PIooI has oeen adduced to warrant his arrsst
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tbs DEATH SsSTEScE-James Eldridge. recently
convicted Of the murder Of Sarah Jane Gould
whom he had seduced, at Louisville. st. Lawrence
county. New York. has been sentenced to be hang
ed on the 11th of February, 1858.
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LARGE REwaRp.-D. Z. Robertson. of Winches
ter, Tenn offers reward of 5000 for the delivs
ry to the Jailor of Franklin county, Tenn of Samu
el Meredith. who murdered II. 4. Robertson. in
the town Of Winchester, Tenn, on the evening of
the 9th December.
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FOR SALE, &C.

A LDE EMAhLE LANU fUh SALE.-
n For sale, my Psrm of 3il acrss, in Aibenlarl,
county, adjoining !. O. Massey. sneed and others;
an miles from Charlottesville, two and a half from
,ne Virginia Central Railroad and two from the Ri
wanna Improvement. One hundred and twenty
acres-one-thiri bottom land-are cleared. enclosed
and highly improved. All necessary out buildings
sDd well of first rate water are on the premlses-
Terms literal. If preferred, exchange will bt
made for Richmond property. Address me at Rich.
nond. OF call AT mr. office. corner OF Franklin and
Governor streets 8. A. HART.
1k-dSm
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TIaHf pLAcg.-Thomas Griffin,

q resident of Henrico county, was arrested aud
Gagged last Friday night. for being dsink and dis
orderly In the street. Tom had been indniging
freely, and ehdeavored to exhibit his courage by
feurishing long knife, catching at q lady and
kicRing at boys who wers passing, When brought
before the Mayor the next morning, he Was held to
bail for his better behavior In fufnre, and failing te
give ID, was put under lock aud key.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-11

CAGR CAsEs.-Police items were scarce
yesterday; Bob. slave, charged with stealing ,wo
orooms- aud Madison, stealing meat, were locked
up for hearing this morning.
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ACCIDENTAL FIRB.-It is said that the
burning of Mr.. Eubank's house. on Church Hill,
last Friday night, was purely accidental, as the
roof caught from sparks from the chimney. The
n.ighbors succeeded in removing Mr. E.s frrni
ture, but the building is almost total loss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-11

NoaIyATIoNsIS IN new HAMPsHIRB.-The republicans
of New Hampshire have nominated Gov. Halle for
reelection. A. ii. Dunlap has been nominated for
railroad commissioner. The election takes place
i'm March.
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MILITARY VIsrT-Those fine companies.
the Washington Light Infantry,r Capt Davis. aud
the German Yeagers,n Capt schwartzman. of
Washington, D. c.. will visit Richmond on tbs
list OF February. to take part in the inauguration
OF the Washington monument
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PRICE ONE CENT.
BuRGLARY.-On sa,nrd.v nj,

ouheLARf.-On Saturday night last
.ne s eigar establishment Of Mr.. Robert y Elyson,
on ~ street near Broad, was entered and robbed
OF $40 worth OF cigars The thief effected an en-
trance by boring through the door near the lo~k
and forcing back the bolt. Whoever eommittad
the deed mnst have been well acquainted with the
premises, ~ S
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BREAK Dows.-An axle Of the tender
of the down train Oh the Virginia Central Railroad,
broke last Saturday morning, about thirty-fve
miles above the city, thereby throwing the bag
gaze car from the track. The train was detained
several hours In consequepee Of the accident
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= VENERABLE MISIsTEs.-The Rev. Mr.. Streeter, one
OF the most venerable clergymen in Boston, during
the past year married $50 couples, attended SO fu-
nerals, and baptised I persons During the past
thirtyfo years he has been preaching in Boston,
and during that time has married 4,3E complies,
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4 HING SCEISG FOR A DBBT.-A novel case has
Just been decided in the Superior Court of New
York, in which Macmillan. King of Bavaria was
paintiff. and Jacob Sewstradter, defendant. The
suit WAS brought to recover 600 forms alleged
to have been advanced by his majesty, the King
OF Bavaria to the defendant, who was formerly
silk naBnfscturer and one Of his subjects in Ba-
ride in the Kingdom of Bavaria. he money was
lent in October, 1S4S in State stocks, the defend
ant giving q mortgage and agreeing to pay the
money back in four annual instalments. There
was defence. and an inquest was taken in favor
of the royal plaintiff for the sum of fl5,1SS 81.
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Rochester. n. Y, have found true bill of indict.
mont against Ira Stout and Mrs Sarah Littles, for
the murder of Charles ". Littles.
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T YNE g. CHILDREY,
II AGENTS AND CoLLEtT0Rs,

HIRE OFT 4NEGROES. COLLECT CLAIMS dc.
HroFFICE. UNITED STATES HOTEL. 90
We, the uniersigned having heard that Dir. RI
b. Ly ne and John T. ChIdrey have associated them
selves together for the purpose OF conducting ,
GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS In Riehnond.
take pleasure in recomU ending them tn the patron
age of the public. feeling assured they Will faithfully
aud punctusiiy do whatever they may undertake %
Agents.
g. MC9RupER Sous.
sHERwIS McRAE, Richmond.
JoHs X. GARNET, NJ. d., Henrico.
JoHS b. Y0UNG, Attorney at Law Richmoud.
GARLAND HAISEs J. r Henrico
y0HS EETTLEs, J. r., Richmond.
THos. ". SUCKoIs, j. p, Henrioo.
CHAs. b. WILLIAMS, Eenrico
JoHS o. TAYLOR, J. p, Henrico.
WM. BoULwARE, King Queen.
JOHN NJ. GgEGoRy, Attorney at Law. Rlehmcnd
6oDDIs APPEss0s. Real Estate Auctioneers.
do lO-ks
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SURRENDER OF 4 RAILRoAD.-The directors of the
Hartford. Providence AMI Eishkill Railroad Com.
pany. Rhode Islsnd,) have voted to surrender the
road to the trustees, for the benefit of the bond
holders.
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HDUCATfQN.
'RY ACADEMY,

NTASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY,
W HANOVER COUNTY, eight miles from
Richmond. and two from the Central Railraad. will
b@ opened Tor Boarders and Day Scholars, on the
lIth of january. 1855 Boarders will be conveyed
from the head OF the Turnpke, from the first Sta
ton on the Railroad and even from Richmond, free
of charge
TERMS: Payable semannually. moderate to Putt
the times Address JAS. LARRY.
ia a2-IawsyscW3t+ Richmond.
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TIL Z DISP A TIC H.
Lt. BeaIe,s Expea,t,on to suryev,.
CORRESPONDENTS OF TIRE rIcRxoxD bAnr prsp.7cn.l

Iactac Hd0oa Rodd--som, Incidents If ne J.ay.
mg--Ihs oimels-Hosc they .Scina-- Indians Ds-
r9aTIna Droscacd kalsx, de-
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4 DEsgnTgR C,prrprn r.,

hh hhCAPTURED.-Lieut. True
mart OF the night watch, some fsw evening. .;n..
captured ROBERT 2. DAVIDSON, who has s;nas s,n.s;
70 be deserter OF the Z. 6. army Lieut. +. has
received from the Government the legal rewara g..
atfestinS deserter, and the white featb.red',
Isle, Penn. ~ LAT
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THE SoUfaEsS CSIyERsI1Y.--We have heretofore
stated that Col. Isaac Groom, of Greensboro, Ala
has made donation Of 325, 900 to endow prufes
sorship In the newly proposed Southern Cniversi
ty. The nature of this endowment is $1,000 year
during the lifetime of the Colonel, and $o5 go al
his death. 1t is also stated that DR.. Warren, of
c., has subscribed S25 900. and Col John Armiield
of Warren county, Ala, has engaged TO give S25,
600 per auDum during his life.