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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-24

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The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-09
SPECIAL, NOTICE.

WYE RESPECTFULLY CALL TIE ATTENTION
w of mr Frrud-. Customers. and the lrah'ng
io,nmu ~ generally To th' chang" we nave JUS
made .., or comm real lirm and business arrange
mcnt~. a,
lsr Tln, III, ines rco'orc carried on under ne
firm and style OF A. LEVI BLOOM, Co.. VII
hereafter h, conducted under ih" stVle o' bLo''M
KAHN. & Co, AID composed Of the same memperc
rs the old firm. -, ,,.o.os,
I'd. A. LEVI has taken one half OF ms interest,"
ont nf the businpis which reduces the funds OF inc
concern. J.. .o.,,o
I'd II therefore becomes imperative on us 10 sel'ie
mn our business and to effect this, we are cohpeiicu
10 ask and exact II prompt settlement anu payment
NJ an outstanding debts contracted prior oJhh lsl
1858. This is the only means by which TO keep up
our large assortment of goods, and grant III iu'ufe
our us,lal accommodations to purchasers :,
4th. We design that the Stock KEPT III lu'nre s'ni
equal if not surpass, in variety quantity ana quar-
ty what the house has ever yet been able TO display
5th The larger portion Of our SpRlN AND al VI
MER STOCK has been ordered from New YORK, an'
viii be completed in New Orleans, and sold AT TN
old stand % the very best terms
nfs- AGAIN, AND, AGAIN, TN
As a matter of interest to both parties, we press VI
NECESSITY Of prompt arrangement ct all debts due u
v ~ BLOOM, KAHN 4 Co,
REPRESENTING
$. BLOOM a. LEVI, S. KAHN s. ADLER
: Clinton La February 1858.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-09

Drawn mp by the Machine in actual work, leaving
a ridge Ike cord underneath utterly oigecnohapie
for any fine work where smoothing iron Is ever re,
uuircd This Grover " Baker stitch can be uira't'eu
the Wheeler " Wilson lockstltch carhot be uhraN-
rcd at ALI. ,
Cheap sewing Machines. like cheap watches, are
thr dearest in the end ChrunQmrer and Iaten' ~
ycr Watches nrr known 70 lac valuable ara frl'nbi"'
and nlvay. command the highest prscr - ID sew
inc Mnchnes The Wheeler wilson Machine ls me
ncknowlcdgad CmoGmctcr and Patent Lever OF all
sewing Machines which, (while the absurd en'a'',
Il d chain.rdge stitch and 'Old Tine Cog Whe',
Shuttle Machines nrr rapidly sinking III crda ana
,,,cs into contcmpt and obi on) are ser'rdly Ia
kns the uadi-pured possession ~ public opinion thM' ,,
was awarded them hy Jndg" NJ igs, Secretary OF NJ
American Institute who opc1ly ceriid d. "Th"re !
Int one sewing Machine and that i Wheeler wa
son'S.
ns.- s, Tx Cotton and Woolrn thread. .ol every ae
scriptou. on sponls made expressly Tor machine use
''',.nt'1 mnn"t If WuEELER & WILSON'S MACHINES
10 Canal Street. New Orleans
Apply 10 D H. lEoM Hg1"',
&5- DR. B. T, CLIFFORD, is our anthorz1d As,n'
ia Clinton. La. III :
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-09

A ROYAL MEDUM.-Prlnee Adaloeft u"
brother of the King of Bavaria, IS moi ohly
mll believer in the facts Of spirItnnllsm' nut Is
himselfa medium of high order. lie has heen
for some time informed that an entirely ne"
musical instrument is soon to be given 10 the
world, through spirit influence.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-09
j u. :. UEBOW, OF Lnulsluuu.
JonS j. McRAE, of Mississippi
Guy BRYAN, of Texas
w L. YANcY,, of Alabama.
w II CHASE, of florida.
New Orleans, March 81, 1859.

Bsy- Il say, Germany, hev yer got any SAD
dies for dogs?" Now, Young America nc
doubt, expected Hans to land a SSneH o' Moou
in the vicinity Of the door, but no! looking up
from his work composcdly, he replied; "law'
come in unit try Won on" Young America
sloped.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-09
SADDLERY, HARNESS MAKING, 4
CARRIAGE TRIMMING.

0 H. ctl>a. 1S pf %Iad Eat and and IT,. S1y ean"
that lie has opened an establishment ~ thr
Town Of Jackson, whcrc he will carry on The above
business in All Of their various branches end every
attention will be given to the good and lasting maii'
iacturc of the same.
PLANT ATION HARNESS made to order, and
carefully and promptly repaired.
BUGGlES u CARRIAGES. Particular attention
viii De paid to the mcndng and painting Of Bngg''''
Carriages. aud other vehicles.
WliEEl.NRlGlITING IN all Of II: departments
executed IN superior manner.
order, solicited An work, of whatever character
viii De well executed, of the best mat rial, AID "tI
the greatest pfomp'iinde.
.AcksOn. Sept. Is lSIs. ~
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-09

nil i ,he only stitch that cannot Dr. ravrl,d, and
that presents the same appearance on each side oi 'e
scam II is made with two threads. one upon cach
side Of the fabric. and nrocked in the centre OF IT,
D;oqram Of tho absurd Complicated Knitting Stitchd Gro
p.r s. Buffers Nachine
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-09

rsyn There is no courage bnt in Innocence
no coustaucy but iu an houest cause.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-09

In this the stitches are purposcly left loose. 50 that
the course OF each thread lac traced i'll all their
snnositics and nterwinding To hide the rldg" on
the unlr,side OF the work ii will be noticed tn un-
der.thread is onehaf smaller than the upperthrcad
which materially weakrnS the work
Diagram Of Grorr s. Baker's Stitch
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-09
VOL. "
4 T. /, NJ S

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and FIVE. ifnct paid before the close Of the year.
ADVERTISING. Advertisements inserted at one
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insertion and Fifty cents for each subsequent one.
Fractions counted ~ ftiL Squares
For longer period than two months, the reduced
contract charges will be as follows:
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~ 49,. X OO IL W 10 W
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column or less. II 30 - 90 30 90
pnnpEsstoSAI and BUSINESS Cards mol exceeding ten
lines for twelve months TEN Dollars. AAyrrtis"-
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~ other adyrrtisCmnuis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-28
The Foreign News.

The steamship Africa which arrived at New York Fri
day, from Liverpool, brings intelligence of than
ordinary interest After very protracted session. the
Zurich Conference has accomplished its object in the pre-
partition and signature of the treaty of peace But
things to limp along very suspiciously still From
Vienna have the intelligence that the reactonary par
y again in power, and that reforms impossible
while in Venice the reign of is again inaugura,cd
Tho national assemblies of all Central Italy have united
in calling upon Prince Cargnano accept the regency
under the sovereignty OF Sardinia but the latest news
Is that Sardinia under inspiration from France has
fused permission to the Prince accept it, very Gu
rOus item tcegraphed the effect that the Emperor
of Russia and the Prince Regent OF Prussia had their
late meeting determined adhere to the treaties of
1881 Further II is stated that they will not go into
European Congress in which England represented
II there he any foundation for these reports they indicate
agreement between Russia, Prussia and England
which bodies good TO French schemes. ANY such
combination would make the approaching European Con
gres the scene of remarkable struggle As TO that
Congress- it is said that the Turkish question will
also be introduced into it. But the truth is that Euro
pean affairs all in confusion present and that these
things are only talked of and possible.
The Spanish government is carrying matters in Moroc-
with such high hand that correspondence has Ia
ken place between it and the English cabinet in which
IL - pam f1nHii>l uneasy lest, MOROCCO
falling into the hands Of SPAIN Gibraltar should lose
importance. War is decisvcy about TO be commenced
for the forces ready and General ODonncIl, the
Spanish commander-inchef about TO start for the
OF operations Meantime, the French under Gene
raj Martimprey, have been making a demonstration
against Morocco with much The results of this
will be highly beneficial to the civilized world in the
suppression of the Riff pirates, Notwithstanding the silly
opposition Of the English.
Perhaps the most important item of comes from
China 1t that additional Notifications have been
erected at the mouth of the Peiho that fortified camp
ia be established Pekn, and that the Emperor
contemplates arrangements by which he could remove
TO Tarary in of necessity This would render It'd
very difficult to accomplish anything practical in China
There is trouble, also in Japan, whitheq be American
Minister Mr.. Ward has gone, in consequence of the in
disposition of the japanese government carry the
terms OF treaty. The French and English govern
ments have arranged the details of their expedition
against China which is being fitted out with dis
patch. In Cochin China, the with the French has
again been renewed though, the last accounts the
French forces in condition to stand an attack
Altogether affairs in the old world look very unsettled
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-28
OPPOSITION MEETING TYFIyFrTr

At a meeting of the Wings and Americans of Favette
county held At New Haven in said county, on Saturday
the 18th November 1853, Col GEORGE ANDERSON
was called to the Chair, and &. NJ BLruE appointed
Secretary.
The object of the meeting briefly explained by the
Chairman and, motion, the following gentlemen were
appointed committee to draft resolutions Col VIM
Tyrce, Landon Tny, j. b. Miller 4. X. Conner and G.
NJ Blume who after short absence reported the follow
ing resOlurions
HeSolTed That cordially approve of the State Con-
vtnton, proposed 10y the Central Committee To be held
in the city of Richmond the 18th DAY of December
next.
ReSolred That the Chairman appoint five DELEGATES
from each hagistcria district represent the Opposi-
ton OF Fayette IN said Convention and that any n
from county friendly the cause being present NJ
the assembling of said Convention be requested 10 Act
"a delegates and that Robert Rijgway Esq of Rich
mond city, 4. 7. Capcrton. of Monroe Mason Mathews
Of Greenbrier JOS a. Anderson OF Nicholas be appoint
ed a. alternates-which resolutions ON motion, were
adopted.
The Chairman appointed the following delegates:
LIST Districi-CO. j. J. Coleman, II. NJ. Dickinson Dr.
j. j. Sukes, John Mars Miles Nlnscr
ID Di'k.-COl G. q. Tompkns j. H. Miller #
Burns w. A. Suttel, John Hill
Sd DiSt.-Llndon Tully Col. VIM Tvrec j. b. Miller
4. x. Conner, John 4. Walker.
iih Dist-Charles GIugart Saml Tyree d. II CiInp.
hell, George Dickson Hczekiah Walker
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were added to
TIE delegation, and it ordered that the proceedings
Of this meeting bc sent to the editor. of Oh. Richmond
Wing and Greenbrier New Fra with request to publish
tie same. GEORGE ALDERSnN t1,,n
G.. NJ. BLuvE Sccy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-28
CHARLE3TOWN NrgrrJqEyCg


hgEE FAisE kruoEs- PFnPgrrAL RxcirEgEyr-Cot
DAVH o'gHArGHTr--NI8rr 10 CAPrAfN BRowv-
HlAEHli BrwrE OstwArOuE AND HrxRY CLAY
PArE-ITgRvirw WIN MEHoDrsr NrMsrrr So.
corSoPoHds"rs NJ The Baifi,aors Ag,syicas.
CnAKLugrOWN Nov a.
hprtoH ANgWciN .--Notling Of importance trans.
pred in our village yesterday although the military were
around 30 inli force The day pleasant and the at-
tendance OF citizens from the country, az usual quite
large. Heavy drafts are being made our country
iend' ior provisions, which Is responded 70 with seem
A. the case almost every day The up train yesterday
brought what purporcd 10 be- teegraphic dispatches
Uhe was from haritnsburg stating that the enemy 70
uic number oi COO had arrived Cherry Rum about
mules from hartinsbufg On inquiry u ascertancd
that no such force had made IT, appearance there and
That such an idea existed ony IN the imagination Of
crack Drained individual bad been set aoat by
one dcous OF e un A. the expense Of our military
defenders VI Is On outrage the citizens Of this
uoh OF country, that they should be kept IN constant
aaFn by this system Of bogus Geographic despaches for
y impossible 10 the influence Of such rumors
in moment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-28

Wv THE t.OygaNou m, v,,,,,,..-

WHtHEN, have called firth part 81 me Mru, 81 a..
~ H't ~ fuppcs combinations ohsiruci the dra sgsgt
Nh N .l-rr1i 1 DO. ordinary pr0asrfug m t o
g p. 5,u'n and may have 10 call forth an additional
f p a 20 ana uFrstoi with authority hv Law 10 Ir.
n ORDERS and take ncH procuring and trtr.t
~ ~. scneni' Of fha best and have arponf'f
lh's DAVIS a'nF VI1rermHste rissarv tsrlr. a.,
pnae Jgr General william b. Tsraferro. and 4sil
tnni ~ ne Adutaut General here Tor the 80.
nsni ana support u Che attachments IN service 'P
row therefore AT pess9ns notified, trains Of the
Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company are rfaef hi - ~
ders o acting QuaHemasfe and Commssary Gsnsr uagf ~
nlre''urni, On the h second and rd Dcrr1br p.t ~
wv under orders ~ Mor Gsnsr, TaHaferro guard se t,
Other transportation bii Them. '' F''N'' N'
AuiWe cifens N u Commonwealth warned 90 remain a.,
" @ On Ruard ~ patrol duty The Derem.r ao
w aan from Fnlnf NJ Charefown Orders orr issued o nv,
h Fgnen and Children and strangers hereby Ill., n,
bt wv hc dsnger 20 them n approaching that pIace ar p W
on hat day deemed necessary martial law viii b. proes
" Given under my hand Governor and under M, s,i
81 ne Commonwealth, ~ Richmond ihs 2-th dsy III
t--l November i~9 and IN he eghty ourth year III a.,
Nelnmohvealh HfNRN A. WIsF
GE,sof W. Mrxfdnn
Secretary ofthe Cornmonvesu, noq,-dr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-28
Or. e. e. morrill,, .sI,l9r Physician OF New

in bic remarks on Dysprpa sayhe cHsr'uai medicine
~ Improve ur tone and the
hy Dr. Geo Green, and called the Orygsgutsd Bfsrs
would publish The recipe fpv preparing valuable
III knew what was but 10 not only rscata ts
use seems 70 n be Improperly "Htters NJ ssi In
r popular acrfrtaii0u OF tat
"rr spirits ahd rather than bitter here by The
way cannot TOO earnestly caution she
using hitter the ha4 NJ wohls alcohol other ardent ir.
h-y no more mpart real % the stomach ship dives
s'nEi % horse. Tie stimulation which
'mpnrayr aud 10 be followed ~ reaction which
l.ngh viii Inevitably stomach The medicine al
which an speaking obyiirs these objections
Prepared by sFTH W. FOwLE CO. Boston and for sale nv
ABE 4 GRAY, PURCELL LADD Co and w PgTgRsoS
richmond snd ~ hppune Ell agents n every rouny Drug
Fs'- Eehefhy. nolt -dcSu1w
~ n you want Boots Shoes Gsers Of good quality n, 10
AItN VIII COs and n you can't get them there not
know wfgrejyou can ind tham
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-28

The harborcrs Of our runaway negroes In Canada are
beginning find that neither they nor those whom
they shelter proftng by H. The Court Of Assizes In
ksser county AZ their last session, received present
men, from the Grand Jury, based upon representation
emanating from the authorities Of The township Of Az
derdon u regard TO The negro population Of the coun-
~ The Grand Jury submitted to the Court the docu.
men, that was presented to them and urged that some
action be taken IN the matter. The Anderion suthori
ities ny:
I'VE arc aeaTc that uiuetenths of the crimes COM
mttei IN thc COUNTY Of Eec, according 10 the popul,
ton, are committed by The coorsd people And
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-28
COMMERCIAL
oFros 90 rHs wno. Nov, 70. 1874

UFF'O. 90 fas Whlo. Nov. 70. iSo1.
The Fredericksburg Recorder says:
The record Of hs ecvp. % Tobacco IN Richmond BY
Railway, Zoe The three years. presens
Ing that period = -
In isoo1 the number Of hoheas by thai Cam
pany at~ec hundred aud thirty four iSs-s was en-
argcd three hundred seventy whilst In ISIS M,
nsass run ep 20 ixenyeish hundred aud sls hosshead
The Richmond whg which valuable 10
indebted Tor these Attribut~s
" 10 the extensive Article la All. section Of
The state This presumption though the
aenhnsnt Of tobacco Inspection In Nh. town, Spring.
TO This market eonsldrabe quantity which
down the Central Road No anaactoy established
eau late In the season and nearly all the Tobacco
warehouse ranspped
the X " r. Rsusay, we're 50 unusually augmented
me eunvaton OF tobacco viewer, In all the counties
rounding has during the season. attracted
more aitenion and nled labor
ous The product believe, will treble that year and
Notwithstanding the certainty that win large
noe In operation the coming the
double the supply section which N has re-
cely ed during past sea-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-28

RICHMOND, Sept. 18TH 1850
~ 49, tC Eve most respectfully call
49, the attention OF friends, customer. and m. n.h
70 our Ss.1r@en o. Boots, shoes, Trunks,
saa s', SSmen, Of rood. IN iine that
can ne found here or elsewhere, aud
manufacture Phladeiphia and E.s.rn
Please call and examine for yourselves. -'
ALEXANDER HILL a CO..
Manufacturer aud Importer Of
- boots and Shoes Carpet Bars
" SELF No. 12T Main street Rleftnond VI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-28

Saturday NE 2.i Inst rgP ~ iLFRFD v CREysnAw. In
M lnn.r viz r rrssgtsi NJ Centenary Church uhs iondsyj
respectfully Invited tu attend. y ~
lhh he relations 81 f Dol re-uriei hgl position ne r-n hus
n1 iHih TREND 4uI master le uiar
,y ~. An ~. mother. brothers and sister, and numerous
I - '' mourn ieir ns BE possessed gentle and Affection
,.Nt" great ,n.y. 1nI stern iu ify. Ut ua De com
mortality. " '''s ''''.' 70 'l
l,. i.'' A. li' residence 70 King and Qaeen co.. LuDY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-28

Banking is likely to become less pleasant business in
Georgia than in some other States The Governor of
that State in his recent message recommends revision
OF the criminal CODE to the end that suspension Of spc
Gle payment by any bank in Georgia shall be deemed
conclusive evidence Of fraud the part ofthc President
and Directors, and punish the officers of the bank for
by imprisonment in the Penetentiary without permitting
ihcm to show that Il was not a fraud
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-28

they further urge that he taken by
the Government To protect aud property, per
OF capital will he driven from the country. The
Court In auding to this presentment remarked that
he was not surprised at finding prejudice existing
against them hc ncgroes) among the respectable por
ton of the people, for they indolcn shiftess and
dishonest and unworthy of the sympathy that some mis-
taken parties extended them; they would not work
when opportunity presented but preferred subsist
ing by hieving from respectable farmers, and begging
from those bcnevolcnty inclined"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-28

As EvIssAEY.-We have heard saws the Eutav (AL)
Wing. in the last few days that among the effects of
lrrtram Round, who generally known in this and
Sumter counties, aud who died few weeks ago in Ma
rngo county were found three letters from Ossiwato-
mic Brown, marked answered" This Round was n
peregrnatng singing master from ubOlitiondom and
from Appearances active agent or emssary of the
men who were at the bottom Of the arpcrs Ferry plot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-28
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-28

Hon. A. G. Brown u. :. Senator from Mississippi de-
vered address before the Legislature of that State
jackson, few days SINCE in which he expressed more
respect for the opinions of Mr. Seward than those of Mr.
Douglas
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