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mt9ifi11ts, ST.

FoR ALL DISEASES AIRING FROM
M A l. A }sIA;
Particularly TnvER and Aauu.
eonai.cn of ne Live 60 universally psodaosa :, % la
malaria md fog of the Ws,t sush Il dise .sed or
i 4 "a; III !a.s:ila1 IT ss't1:: et1s
sstS = sass sSast "a . perssy e.
I'D - IL si ( ea: ssss I'd
n,ssBs x,ys : Ss51s1 11,; Il r. ~ T. lssz
Ana easam aupe1or to any remedy In m1lket lor
nIs 2etnaasnt ea1s of ~ n.i.r,ou4 discs W.
has .hessve, md i u.al- --~~1 . A11'''7 :"
'e7 aalz soura RICHARDS THoHAs.
70 tht RHeEers Of chfra f. 1ef lad s9na ebrt-fuv
Fnnaos No foowinz: Having observel coseiT the *
paa hres ,eats IN wi pieased .t ~. s1nn5 TT @ .he
taes - "a .nt1dote to maaaa have ifeaueatT used
IN ats fnosi;dxs II Ill soia.oan1 a1o ~
u safe. prompt md snc!sas. n'aeoa
y. E HAcxxDoM. I. NJ,
,ds2 MsRs ssRs MAyx Il n.1is Il ~ :s,a
"a III s ct s.s rss ,rass
sVsr cd sna ua s,Snst "a vi" teaay ea
Truly ,oul1 PaiLLinAN / REAays pruxu.,,,.
nm u,vx, ~, IooAxsfoRr, Ind. sep.. L. ls,a.
5oaf aKae Bas.n nmeai.I' ' fiffa1 Eos rors af
and '' Hff II kPs Ps,,,. e 5s,:: aas
MzsRs M1ss M:sss|3ts to o@fS,ata s.ss {s1s u ~
lh.ys % ea5 thas hAvs for several n,hs beva oon
y ,Ra ~ +
f. .es'r % e1..*a a.;e mel vii liz s1os 1 !ens s
e snss aos a.e Aus Bsss@ ss1e ns9ee
e ats s:a I'd ,ss I ssis
sonnd toE Ise months nd I'm confident il i the pnlS
, 1859-03-01

-doT. howell. Of hsw Jenssy, has ssnt 10
tn ssnsis the nomination Of Aafoa 8. Peaaine.
~ - NhhNenflnT q: --+'' -
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:Hltslelld1eous.

GREAT WESTERN
LEATHER AND HIDE STORE.
BL.dCKRUR.H- BROS,
2ol and 2o3 South Water Street,
CHICAGO. Ill.
N7E HAVE JUST RECEIVED IN BOND
~ hrnush tho CHICAGO CUSTOM HOUSE
cur hzst Invoice for the Jea-, Il
FRENCH KIP aud CALF SKINS.
AND BOOT FRONTS CRIuPED.
For the Spring Trade,
DIRECT FROM TIE rAR's MANUFACTURERS,
Boat 4akses aad Le1&hez Dealess 4l Ind the sto4k
70 6e req Superior md Ftee4 Low. Va hxyo Ii atoef
md coming flfward . l1rzs assortment Of ~
eoLf EtArHKR OF Ta1 REsr TANHAQH2.
OAK sndHEALocK Upper KIP md CALF.
LtNIHGs& LASTS and RIapIyGa.
Which V1lbe sold n tho Iosc4st n,orka prssss by
BLACKBURN BROS.
Mthe4r LEATHER AND HIDE STORE. SOL sa sonta
Water 9treet. {txt Of Wells street hriiEe3 Chlcarn
HldeA " Ss1a III IL
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4, 80 49, 49,. H.ssn r.: .5n< aga
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q ,'.str ,'s1som Mo I tft
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ia "a ne eneea q! medi
.oo0 ! Ates ! 4ona aek kneN
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se,S tea ,s asN os IN nA&1fA
st aoa Aae Ans
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EuEo befor. ~..f, r. : x1ion xS!t
iytE,,r n the .1natits .r
m4k- iha inoS is.ese
wa
C-e dopA ottearenas4.
, 1859-03-01

stantine has offered = supply Of IL, 900 kdssas
for tho equipment Of IL Pisdnoatses army.
, 1859-03-01

L A T Il E l.! L E 4 THE ER!-
NRBT CLAss CALF AND ZIP sKINB
tu1t received
DIRECT FRotl ERANQEI
J 4 hi H 3 Z e LILY T. co.,
243.............L LAkE8r...........9A1
Chicago, IL,
Who keep oonk&nNy On hand The 1areet stoex of
Leather and Findings
TO b found Ia the Wa Also. Al2fxe 1ock Of superior
LfATHKR md INDIA RUBBER BETTING.
~ Ct the above win be sold Inv hr cash or IL
proved paper. jINEN KEYTY i RI ~
oel6 lJ-blN - Lake 1tFeet ncAr he RsidrnL
, 1859-03-01
Real GstQte.

nRUl CGllUR,
16TANTED TO EXCHANGE Tog A Clrr
w Rsaderos,a
II O n Il 8 TIE a ID.
srndsttng o, Two ssosy Milwaukee lstlck Uanss Crit
rd!ckx Yard Aud 6Arden, III IA complete oztlsr loo&l
ID tu ono thc.e beautiful and healthy Lake Tasasta
f,Aks Shore Railroad.
IL wanted to sall Or ezehaax f5r eit1 pFop:rts.
Wl.con2in Farming and Pima La2dG.
FOR Part ::-1ass sddzess 2oss oMce Boz .2sa.
iass- aaSl,
|T S. GOVERNMENT LAND LOCATING
AGENCY.
The subszher havlux had much braetIcs experiences tn
SELECTING AND LOCATING LANDS,
IN tho various Land Drtcts IN the Western Plates has
unusual facilities for HAk1as valuable seclecuons
FOR LAND WARRASTB Oh Dash.
Cholne gelecaons nay now b msde In
IOWA. WISCONSIN AND MISSOURI,
Pesyoas hay1os Warrants can hare them Located n
their Own Name+
And 10 per Cent. Profit Guaranteed,
Payable in One Year.
Iowa Tlseonzn snd Illinois Lands :oF s.'s low for
Money Invested In Kansas and Nebra.ka
8. HALI63URY. Land Locating AGENT
xnl5 ~ ~ u Clark ttsceL ChtcAxo.
, 1859-03-01

These Gums reuoySI
Ill nsrbld or bad matter
ION the sJtten. supply
M& IN h1- plAee n
healthy Cow otbhc, tnvt1-'
oex&Iu& Tho stomach
canHux food 70 dtxsst
vel. puFtfytnk Tn,
:.loo4, E1vfox tore and.
health 10 tho Nhole mArf
shl.erJ. REMOVING the
tx1.1e Of the dlseaAe-ef.F
fecttokArAd1cA curt.
Bill.oaa At&arhs ata
.Nred, 4od. whist u oettH;
prevented b. Inc occ4-
s.onAi uSo Of tho lavMn
1lGotatcF.
One dose 15.er eatluz
hmtlcient 10 relieve The,
s&oHAch and prevent shr
food nom tt11uE21d 1onl-l
nk.
Only On. doso .Ak.n ne-t
hro eeklEtnx. oreTeot.I
nt@ksm8fn.
ou1: Lore taxtD u
rlxh: | o.ec3tha bouc.s
<taA?; Aod eatss sos.
L NA.%-tA
Irt csc keQ Attet
eu1u uy&
#E1HL
4}.1s tu.ea Of teo taa-
,pooa.al. All A1wsy1 rar
lave Sick lsAas<hs.
o.ty one taie lnme-
NAse.y se!levcI tsi1c,,
willis !
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NOTICE.
oT11CH o. 7nE r, II w.&dRR.
t1tlaoussh, Feb. II 1al2
HEHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stectho!deE5 IN the ri eburz Fort Waspe xoa
chicago Railroad Gompans wh be held II tF.e rooma
9fths soAKD 0P TRADE 10 he c.y Of Pitssha,x5. on
TUESDAY,. the stth day Of March ntxt 1t o'ctont p
laA Will b. presented e"
The election for niteeu Directors to serve The ensuing
ihe ooth pfo1tm3 II 10 o'clock 4 II -
1be 1ransfer Books Win be co.ed from the 7lst 10 ab
ths Ohio a1d Pennsylyanis Ohio ind Indisns, or fo
"aJue and Chicago Railroad Coupanies vhck hsa nnt
tins. ~ not b. entitled " vote !. aaid election
,to:khoIdets preaentnx thelr certhcas Of stock IN
III es .old ~ y E3saon 10 1sets. rem MI asn %
from March 18th - April ID. both lneus{Ye n.y. s'"3
By order osthe President
le9olW.c9 AUGUSTUS BRADLEY gec'y
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A.. WHO U1K IT ARE GIVING THEIR
uSnniuuus TESTIMONY IN ITS FAvoH.
kYaltoy beth toEeAhst,
r1n rN8 DOLLAR Fxa aof.f1.
Dr. HANTOR1 Proprietor. No. Us usoAlxAy. New
York. Re4Ai2s<t OF Ill Dru&1stA Sold, also. hY
ROLLN DMTTH / CO.. III LateF.. aad
PAHSE8TICK DAV1A
ix<1,fv,%4 u t7+ Rp-1prh 4tY+tf
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Kerosene, or Coal Oil.

. 4 NEW SUPPLY. =.
Ths Ye7 Bed Article IN ths kaftsk. ~ nh h
9 81. :L3 WIS T.. HAQ1.
los -. .. 8o&kh Wa1sx-8&.' ."- . 1oe
0l4 efn1R)
, 1859-03-01
T88 LIVER VIQORATOR
fRxrA2ID BY De sAsro2n
CQHP0EEDED ENTIRELY EpnH cgwo

| rs ONE OF THE BEST PERt,
L and L1vER MEDICINE nox before thu nnh,,c
, 1859-03-01

For Ttusaee, GhouldeS
traces and Abdominal sup
po1teH Tney &ft agents for
the manufacturers md will
eel Il low prices. NQLLE.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Pursuant to call. u meeting Of W" Democratic
party of the Parish of Washington wa. held III ihr
town of Franklinton. on Monday the third day oi
January 1859.
The meeting having heou called 10 order on mo
tion. 4. r. Guam took the chair rs President, aud
John h. Morrs Seer, tary.
TIL object of the meeting was explained by John
Wmswurih which was. 10 appoint dele gates to ih'
District convention be beld at Baton R"ngc during
the session OF the Irg,ninrc for the purpose oi nom
mating candidate for the Office Of Associate Jus.
ticc of the Supreme Cour for t'. District 10 til the
vacancy occasoned by the expiration Of ih" term OF
Judge Nuuihics.
On molioi. Jefferson Rohrrls Hardy Richardson
A. &. u ckham. Il. Il Gum. &. I. Bailey, AID l"lu
Wndsw orih we're apputti'i delegates to represent
this Parish iii said convention.
On motion Of Hardy Richardson. lhr following re-
solutions were unanimously adopted:
That the ~ mncfat- " thi- meeting ti'w ilr lullh
com ng elect on of Associate Justice of the Supfr
Cour, Of this District. with deep and interest
for The welfare uf eur hclosri state
Therefore. Resolved. That Impressed with IL I'm.
por,ncr, il is incumbent nron us to select Que iol
thai high AID responsible Judicial .nIion cmlncnilS
qualified hy his strict int gritty and SpnI"'s moral
charaCt, aud his souud aciulrcin" ~ - profession
Br il further resolved. That hi- meeting TAX,
plrl>tr, in recommending to III" convention tlr nam
oi JoliN Nc NEA. n md1 possessing ~" n c's.arS
qualifications in smrcrIatvc Il gree for that Ollie.
H. il further resolved. Ihai 0Ur lrgai,~ NJ nUd
are hereby instructed 10 vote Tor John Nj Y, a. 4
caudini, for Associate Justice oI tN Supreme Court
for This District
On motion. further resolved. That III ~ procr. d
ines be- published in the Baton Rongr ADV cate.
Whnrcupon, the mcclinHa jnarn,d Sms dc.
tSigned) r. 4. GuSN, rrcs1
JnIiN T.. MuGl,i, Secretary.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08

.7;s- The Montgomery Mail says" When we he"ro
of Albert Pixies (suppord dcccasc We could nut re-
get that old Ned some other expert was not near
tn try on him what proved TO be successful III Tue
case of the 'Old Arkansas Gcutlcman, III his own
song:
They laid him out and spread HIN ont. and fixed him
for the tomb.
Aud then. account of their sorrow for htS d"cca.
opened the biggcs, nd OLA game oi Faro, riGhl
there in his own room:
But when hc heard h ratltng OF The checks he tore
the linen from his Hce.
And bounced up aud sung out, llnll on Frinllci
don't turn: III 80 twenty oil NJ King, aud cop
per on the ncc.'
Like iiue Arkansas gentleman, c,Deio the Choctnw
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08

PARAGUAY have advices from Para.
quay to November %.
The Semanario has an article on the coll
sion with the United States. Announcing thar
''the Republic is ready for war if war is TO
come" 1t says:
I'VE are resolved to maintain onr rights
with all the tcnacity their justice auihorzcs
We shall stand firmly together without being
appalled, by consequences, keeping ever in sight
our outraged national dignity. We do moi,
hesitate to say that this war, when it once
shall have begun. will undoubtedly effect the
security of our ncighborne States, and that
to preserve their integrity and tranquility they
must not admit into their political schemes a
sentiment of entire Indifference to the attack
made upon the Republic Of Paraguay"
That the Government Of Lopez is extremely
anxious to recover the lost relations of friend
ship with ncighboring states is otherwise dem.
onstrated. 1t is officially announced that it is
not the intention Of the Government to disron
tinue its steam lines to Bucnos Ayres, as lad
been previously stated. Much feeling is asc
said to exist in favor Of obtaining a resident
Brazilian Minister at Asnnction, as u guaran
tee of future friendly relations with tie Empire
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08

nss- The teegraphic dispatches state that an .as
sociation called the Mexican and Central American
Colonization Society is said to be widely ramified
throughout th' country, already comprising two thol
sand lam"s including many persons of Influence and
wealth Their proceedings are rnveloped in mystery
1t il ported that Col. Hnningsen has been selected
10 AIRY out tn" operations OF the association. or at
lc.. offer to that fleet has been made to him.
The Washington States thinks there can be little
doubt of the existence of such an organization. and
that its headquarters are in the city of New York.
The best received idea is that its chiefs have an un-
dersanding with the present Liberal Party in Mexi-
co, and acting in concert with it. The trip of the
Hon. Mike Walsh to Mexico last spring is associated
with this enterprise The operations of the association
are ma uaged wsh great adroitness and secrecy. as
is evidenced by its unknown existence for so many
months
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08
crew and passengers that he had to Captain

crew and passengers that he had to Captain
Maury.
Next morning the Snsan's crew and passen
gers embarked on the Basilisk, for Mobile.
The officers of the expedition were placed
in temporary quarters, fitted up for them on
the quarterback, and the men forward, under
awnings The officers Of the Basilsk showed
the passengers every attention aud courtesy,
putting themselves to great Inconvenience to
add to their comfort in fact, sharing their
private stores with, Capt Manry aud his COM
panions The Baisk arrived in Mobile on
the lst inst, with the | 10 men who composed
the number thnt left Mobile on the Susan, o,
the 4th December. Capt. Phare, commanding
the Bnslisk, accompanied by Mr.. Anderson
purser, and the surgeon of the ship, arrvcC
here to-day, in company with our Informant.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

CLINTON La, January 3. 1859.
The Police Jury of the Parish of East Feliciana,
met to day pursuant to adjournment The following
mt mbers were present:
Ward No. 2, Jos A. Norwood
g. Isaac 4. Flynn
- 4, Glenn Gore,
g. o. G, Eddards
7, Alex. +. Curre,
g. VIM. Jordan.
Absent: Ward No. l John Chisholm Ward No. 8.
Richard Drvhr.
Nr. YIN. NJ. Jord IN. President. took the chair and
cal! the mretinr to order and. there beng quo
run present the Jury proceeded to business.
SIR. }. A. Norwood prese ted Il petition, praying
ior chang in The publ road. Il, front Of the resi-
DE- e" o 1los. /. h.xon VIII ch wa granted.
ihr sun Of Two i 100 dollar was allowed L.
Waik,r, Inr ht ot stationery
ine SUN ot On hpadr d dollars was allowed Jas.
e. Jtcit>on to feHtrldIag the Parish Tax Roll.
\ petitOu 70 ri,anse the road known ~ Midway
road. was recclsed. and W W. Mnnson Alex Spears,
aad :. y Bnuchamp appointed t" lay out a road as
prayed Tor Assess he exp nses If ANY, and report at
the next meeting Of the Police Jury.
The following solution was adopted:
Resolved, That VIM NJ. Jordau and Glenn. Gore be
and are hereby authorized to have the Pole Code.
now being revised. published and that tn, sum Of
for s"id printing, payable from til" Parish Treasury.
on th warrant of said committee when said code is
published.
The sum of two SO 100 dollars was allowed JOS
Whitehead for cleaning ont Of tho well of the Parish
Jail.
The Police Jury adjourned to meet on the first Mon
day Of April 1859
VIM, NJ. JORDAN, President
Il. s. DELoNY, Clerk.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08
THE DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT CONVENTION

As it seems row I" he pretty generally understood
that there rW be Democratic District Convention
AT Baton Rouge. on tn Sd Monday Of January. 1859.
for the purpose of choosing Democratic cand date
for Associate Justice. we now. as matter of interest
our readers give list Of the Parishes composing
the Judicial District together with the number OF
votes prrycd To each, which. according to the gen
erally adopted basis of Parish representation for De-
mocratic Conventions they will be entitled to cast.
Here is the list hp votes being a.ceraincd from
those obtained ~ he last general election. by the
Democratic cauli d lIt- for State Treasurer.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08
II


OLIVE l.opGf. No. ~ A.. N.'. MI.
Cliuon, La. Jan. :. 1851.
WHEREAS. il has pleased the supreme Architect o'
the Universe. tp rrmOy. from uur III i~l. uur wul.
thy brother. ReuGWr /! rHruR h thr ,l1or II vi.
youth. aud the strength or l'+ manhood. a.wa fond
ly trust. from labor ii thr l.od 4" M Etrth tar.-
frcshment Id Nv Grand Lodge above. whore. III duo
seaton. We will all again hr rr-nnrl a. haad o.
brothers th,rterr,
Resolved. Thai the members &c Olive Lodge deep.
~ dplurt thr death Of onr late brother. liohl H.
Drchr. los 70 the ilul"rity. 10 h~ iaul ~. aud
friends: AID in testimony oi respect ur lti- n. n"ry
wc II wear th nsun Ind - ui mourHing for ihr
space Of thirty DAYS
Resolved. That copy oi tlii- preamble and rn-ulu
ion~ br sent to H. ,uit king father nGd relatives Il,
y token Of our deep a.d heartfelt sympathy IL thaI
hrreW ment and that these proceedings boz publish.
"a in thr Feliciaaa Democrat.
BYrmEu. II ,N~fs, !
l.. ". BAH>E&, Committee.
NJ MEYER
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08

~ A letter from Rome. in the Gazette de Liege,
states that the Sacred College at Rome has resolved
to prevent the of any similar to that
of Morara in future. by directing that Christians
shall not heallowed to enter the service Of Jews.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08

Is- Senator Douglas WIS received at Phadel-
phia on the lth instant with great demonstrations of
enthusiasm. Large crowds assembled at the wharf
to welcome him. and he passed through the city on
his way to Washington accompanied by the congrat.
ulations and acclamaons of the people
At Washington he was also triumphanly received
by the numerous friends who crowded the depot to
welcome bin.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08
ESTRAY HORSE.

TSTRAYED before the Undersigned on the 25th
IL day of November. 1858, by Geo. II. Jones, resi-
ding two miles south OF the town of Jackson, an un-
broke Bay Pony (when taken up), about fourteen
hands high about eight years old, branded on the
left thigh with anchor; appraised to be worth in
cash, twenty dollars, G. w. CATLETT,
nov n J, P. Sd Ward,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08

Gentlemen Your several communications inviting
me to hrumca cand date for Associate Justice Of the
Snpr me Court have been received ut different pe.
riois from The first Of October To the present time.
A. their rhru.congy i substantially the same have
taken the liberty al appendng your signatures to the
first letter received. iur the Convenience Of pubca-
lion. Bc-ih. these. oh,r applications, to the same
purlurt. but of les formal character, have been
made to III" from different portions "f the District.
Ipun invitations made ~ these have been, ire
aprcivr pf political considerations. and from dstin.
~ shed sources have consented To become an indie.
pendent cand date; and now authorize you to an.
nonncr M ~ eurh.
Thank NJ yuu tor thr cominrndiory terms in which
won have hr0n disposed 10 arcrcdt mr hri"rr the
public, roman Very respectfully. Your ~ s"rst
JuliN T. kiNJ.
To Mp-sr-, pcLlanc, Gates. nnprc. Cannon. Olivier,
aud others. 1t
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08

1@-The State Legislature Of Indiana, by
concurrent resolutions, has elected Henry L..
Lane and VIM. NJ. Mccarthy U. s. Sena, ors,
in place of Messrs. Bright and Fitch. Whose
election was declared to be illegal The foi mer
serves till 1860 and the latter till 1861
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08
TADvERTisEMENT1
BETWEEN JOHN Il. KING

ADVERTISEMENT
CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN JOHN f. KING
Esur. AND TIE BAR.
To jonN r. kiNa. Espr-
Dear Sir :l,egardiug you ny cmincntly qualified.
both hy moral worth aud legal ability for the Office
Of Associate Justice oi the Supreme Court OF 1ouisi.
ana We the undersigned mlrrs oftht bar, respect
fully request announce you to the voters of this
judicial District ~ a cund date TO succeed Judge
Nuorlrs in April next
Soliciting favorable reply at your earliest convc.
nrncc, We remain. your obt serv'ts:
Alcihiadcs Dcblanc, Adolphns Olivier
Fred Gates. j. W. Walker.
NJ 81 HJIiiH II. e. wilson.
F,np,on Cannon, I q. Wilson.
A. u. lrion. V ~. Mry
| II. e.. Edwards, Lncius Dupre.
W. A. Stewart. II ny l.. Garland.
Henderson, Taylor, Cnr3 l.. Swnyze,
$. l.. Taylor Albert Dcj'an,
j. l.. Gcnrri4. W. IT, SprDcw.
n Aroyiie'. James NJ Porter.
@ 81. Landry
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08
n. W. REV .ARD "lfe.In

TO Ny FRIENDS tNprIn TT BllC GENERALLY.
IliE year 1888 has clos d. nrvcr to return again.
/ aud 80 have my Book. for the purpose ui not
opening any more accounts
l. therefore. request all those indebted ia me. To
come forward. aud sniflr their accounts with Rail
Road sp'd ~ ! stand IN need Of money 10 meet my
own liabilities
il,rullar | -hall eli for CASH only which will
onahl mr w sall ,"u euud- at New Orleans prices.
nnd wlnch u save you The iroublr of paying long
hll at ihrrud " the y,ar hcr fore hop that YOU
wl nnt a.h Nv. Nh erode y"u win amy thing, a.
-iaii positively ~ compel d ID rrlu." Won
ian |. lSi9 MARTIN COLEMAN.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08

E.7Y- Gen. Winfield Scott arrived at New Orleans
n the 9Th. l'herc is to be grand military cecbra-
ton to-day AZ which he is to bc present.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08

ass." Fernando Wood recently declared that. "a
middling mart comptroller of New York could steal
one hundred thousand dollars from the City Treasu-
ry without being found out.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.

~ We are authorize d to announce Hon. CYRUS
RATLlFF. for the office of Associate Justice of the
Suprrm" Court for the Third Disrict-suhjcct to the
d, G sion of Democratic Convention.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08

~ We ire authorized to announce Hon. L. D..
PHILLIPS. candidate for Associate Justice of
tte Srnrcmr tonr; for this District subject to the
itr.s si6n cr a Dem ,rraiic Convention
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08

Whole number of votes. ............ 81
Thus il will be necessary for an aspir,nt to obtain
81 votes before b" can b, come the nominee Of the
Convention. Central Orgdn
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08
\ LIST OLE LETTERS

y IlNl VII LIZ l EIlN
d EMAINlNG IN the Pos. Otlice AT Clinton La ol
III the 3Oth December 1858.
Bitterly J T Jones Shocco
Bnskancr ; Jones b +
Brown William l. jackson il
Barrow James II jackson Mary Mrs
Bradford Harrison Jones RY
Rauns Richard Jnmre JOHN
Bnrruss John W Kcnnrdg B DR.
Broder Maiger Kemp Y liam
Baskn Kelly William
Brown Hugh VI Lemon Jno r
Brooks NJ Lea Sophia Mrs
Benedicl At Millican l.
Collins McCracken A NJ
Carr John S Newman b
Campbell Hugh Nrttrs Joseph
Cole lucrelia Miss Norwood ZG
Corlrll Miss Joanna Norton .Jno W Mai
Cole Warren NcttlesSS
Carter WmA Pccot &Co p Mcssrs
Carter WINS Parsons WA
Carter WIN Riddle Mary A Miss
Cherry James Iing"ld Robert
Chat'hcn Martha A Miss Rogillio WIN
Daniels Rowley Wm
Draper Milton Roberts IL
Dawson IS Scott G A
Dr,hr Sam1 Smith + w
DI,hlah'inty -, ID Simpson William c
fafon Edward O Scott T. A
Gordon Richard G Tay!orG
George Gavin ii Viewer VS.
Gazan Williamson John II
Grun George r Wilson AC
Gerald &C Williams y 2
Harris + + Miss Watkins W
Harrell Thos l. Watkins II
Hughcs Woods Leighton 8
Ham lion yirilla Mrs Wall John
Hamilton NJ Walls Lou Mrs
Hamilton Agnes Mrs White Catherine
Henry By Il Il White Hannah ii Miss
Hammond Joseph G
Persons calling for the above letters will please say
they are advertised.
Jan 8 JNO. NJ BELL, P. NJ
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08

~ We ar authorized 10 announce Hon JOHN
Me NEA ns -, didn'r for the office Of A>socn
Iu-it." ~, No ~ rd Judicial District ri Louisiana
.u' i.c' t iup doc soon nf heiuoCrn'on Convention
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08

SOMETHING NEW.
WINDOW SHADES and Fire Screens--A bcauti.
w ful assortment, just received and for sale by
N Is NAUMAN& Il STRAUSS.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08
a MEETING

OF the Democracy OF III" Parish NJ Fast Fer ana.
is requested 10 h. hid on Saturday h sih January.
1859. ror ~ purpose Of appointing d Delegates - The
Conventri IN meet IN Baton Rougc to nominal" Il
car'lida " Associate Justice. in place of Hon G.
Nonr'n.. w.eS, term will soon expire
Jao r. Mcknccly. Evans White.
Il. " c. Brown. 4 Schl"nker
II. lawiord A. Hazard.
Jas G. Jackson. Charles RiSt.
Wm. Sail r. NJ Richart
Tho ! Fuqua, Thos PLANT,
4. & carter.
To Lee Ilt"dcsiy 50 Chairman Central Com.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08

In accordance with the above request. ther" viii he
n meeting Of the Democratic Party Of the Parish Of
East Fcci,na. on the
Eighth Of January, 1859,
Mt The Court House. in Clinton. to appoint lcvaics
to the Baton Roucg Convention. to nominal" Il can
didate forth Suprcm" Court nr this Judicial District
LEE HARDESTY. &. Z. Committee.
Dee. 16. 1873.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08
HAVANA CIGARS.

E9R CASH a7d oa,h only. | offer for ale strp
l. tior and choice To- Of le hast brands Of IIa,au
cig.rs. Give me cA!l uud try them
jdT NORWOOD TIlDON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-08
PA Y II II F.!

A IL PERSONS indebted 10 the und rsigncd fur
II Sadery. la,n".s. repairing, &c, are requested 10
make imm dat payment
Jan T.. ROSS