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The above correspondence indicates the
necessity OF withdrawing the appointments an
aounced for Mr.. KIRK wood, in Adair, Cass,
Guthrie and Greene Counties. This sacrifice
must be made, to prevent Gen. Dodge from
escaping discussion of the issues With Mr..
Kirkwood before the people. The scheme TO
extricate Gen Dodge, by an abandonment OF
these appointments, and return to seven
places, at whce Mr.. Kirkwood had already
spoken. shall not succeed. The appointments
are Withdrawn.
The two candidates will address the people
of Cass County at Lewis, on Thursday, August
25tt, at 3 so'cloek P. NJ, and the people Of
Adair County at Fontenele, on Friday, August
10th, nj 2 O'Clock 2. II.
The Republicans OF Guthrie and Greene coun
ties are assured that they will certainly be adj
dressed by either Mr.. kirkwood or Hon. James
Harlan, before the election. Due notice OF the
time will be given. II. u. HOXlE,
Sec'y Rep. State Cea. Com.
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ship meeting. Saturday. sixty persons were
present and voted, and yet, nin1ty votes we're
found in the ballot boz. Some of the parties
present had doubtless received the Donnellan
secret circular and we're prseticiDg lissle upon
one another BY way Of getting ready for Octo-
bar t,qs
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Stare Tax OF Iowa FOR 1878 o.
The tabular statement furnished to- the peo-
pie Of the State, by Mr.Catteil, through this
weeks Citizen. is the most effective political
document the campaign is likely to produce
The first resolution on State Policy, IN the Sc :
ries adopted BY the Democratic State Coayen-
ton. charges that "EAe 5urtEeas Of taxation
aits .s.p...ssa ard are inerea ing under the
present State Naturalization. The And.tor OF
State, in his official capacity, furnishes the facts
and figures to establish the talsity of this
charge. Against an aggregate OF SAC, 2s9. g.
collected in 1857, for State purposes, We have
exhibited the remarkable spectacle, OF but s2u6,.
f25.6a collected or to be collected in 1859, Tor
the same purpose, Notwithstanding the large
increase Of population. The increase of ex-
penditures usually keeps pace with the increase
OF population. II goes hey ond this, except in
the event OF some important aud expensive en-
terprlse beng unoertsken by the State, (such,
iof instance, as the Lunatic Asylum, Blind
Asylum, &c., the people have reason TO suspect
that something is wrong, that the public funds
are used for personal or party ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
But here We see that notwithstanding the ex,
traord,nary appropriation Of one hundred thou
saad dollars per annum, during the past two
years, for the Lunatic Asylum, aud large APP
propristions for the Penitentiary. Blind Asylum,
and University, the amount OF tax collected Tor
State purposes has been reduced one third since
1881 The tax payer, harrassed By the financial
pressure. the scarcity Of labor, business and
money, the failure of the crops last year, sc,
can appreciate this evidence OF economy ia the
Administration OF State affairs, when he comes
70 the County Treasury. to meet it, demands
against him. He viii be apt, at the same time,
70 ask nov ii happens, in so many cases, tha,
the increase of tax under Democratic County
Administration, be as rapid as the diainutio,.
under Republican State Administration? The
nsures require no commentary. They speak Tor
themselves; andthey viii have their appropriate
influence upon the result Of the coming election.
Our friends Of the Republican Press should
give the tabular statement OF the Auditor OF
state, = wide circulation in their respective
neighborhoods.-D Moines Citizen.
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DoDGE is in bad predcament. He promised
At Oskaloosa, in moment Of excitement. 10
accompany Mr. Kirkwood throughout the can
vas. Having made the promise, 1t will be hu
initiating to abandon The field Bus the Gener-
al u satisfied, and his friends are satisfied that
y will not do Tor him to accompany Mr.. Kirk
wood What ever may be the diplomatic dual.
ltles OF the General, he il deplorably &anltng
10 the graces and power Of pyaiury. aud, what
v sorse, he 10 not posted upon the political
Questions that now agitate the country He in
10 The predicament Of the man Who recose
from do OF insanity OF several years duration.
VI all taat has transpr.d in the Union since NJ
MAS swept ftola the.SFtiai. III .ae e,.if.wua ri
e9p4las iEjisnatoa that o,taacl ltv Fspr. Il a.
the time-hoIored Compromise OF lsau +. i
wotuiiy ignorant. He has been dancing at,en
dApce upon the Queen Of Spain, aud plotting
Tor ths annexation OF Cuba, obliyious Of the
steady progress Of that grand revolution that
mas redeemed the whole Northern section OF The
Oohiederacy. and Is nov making rapid stssaes Ia
several Southern SlAtes. iie has taken upon
himself the Slave Power, among people y no
pave delios rately resolved upon s,eadiast oppo.
s'non Of that power. His speeches ~ili d.
more 70 open the eySs Of HE osn political par
y. and convert them 70 Republ,c Ans,n, than III
tae 'abors Of the Republican, aepinee and press. |
Iowa Citizen.
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I'm LunAsle As1Lgn.-Astsntion 10 called
= Ne sxpess Of esnaaes Crises in oar columns
~ nssnisg. Ths reader Win rise from the
{ pstusal II = viii . full undsrstanding Of the
tAsae subjeot and win hereafter traiy aPpre-
hsnd the dsgredAsion TO which The lsa1Ss Of
shs Dsneesasis party have sunk, Who are at this
dns psddlisg their falssheods over the State in
regard - sAs coussrsepa Of this benevolent
inseitutiea
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~ II,
D. D.. ON the Philosophy and Practice o,
Slavery, ss exhibited in the institutions Of
Domestic Slavery in the United States, with
the Duties OF Masters to Slaves. In series
Of Letters sddressedso the Author. By Rev.
John II. Power, D. D.,s Cincinnati. Pub
lished by Swormstedt D Poe, for the Author.
We have here an elegant volume of $50
pages, from one Of the strongest writer's Of our
country.
No man in the South is more capable than DR.
Smith of defending the system Of American
slavery; and no man north or South is more
capable than Dr Power Of exposing the sophis-
tries Of such defense. Logic, stern, invincibie,
unmerciiul logic is here welded with power
absolutely annihilating. He follows his oppo-
nent into every hiding place and routes him =
We consider the work an unanswerable reiuta-
ton both Of DR. Smith'e book and Of all other
attempts to bolster up the monstrous system Of
American slavery. gA s1I
s. The Bible argument is treated With signal
ability. II is shown in . mastery manner, that
American slavery can claim no sort of sanction
from either the Old or the New Testament. Dr.
Power deserves the thanks of the whole Church
for the able manner in which he has yndicated
the Bible against the foul and slandercus charge
Of being the supporter of slavery. The assump
tion that the Bible upholds American slavery,
has made more infdels in this country during
the last twenty Eve years than all iriidel wri-
tings have done.
Our Southern friends manifested . strong de-
sire that somebody In the North would answer
DR. Smiths arguments. We hope they will aid
in giving this review vide circulation in the
South. We are satisfied it would do much
good there.
The above notice of Rev. DR. Powers Book is
from the Western Christian Advocate of re-
cent date. Persons desiring copy of the
book can procure one Of Rev. NJ Harris, Of this
city or by enclosing one dollar to Mr. Power,
at Aiddletown, ia this county, they will receive
q copy by mail, postage paid.
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PoLITICAL DE0RADATIoN.-For a sample of
politics run into the ground see attempt to
saddle the late kidnapping affair at London
upon the Republican party by the Gszette and
Spread Eagle. The necessities Of party must
be great that require such service of its editors
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~ Il 10 possible chat the editors of the
Gazette and War Eagle imagine that they
can elDst any thing by their childish at
arempts to connect the name Of Clay Dean
With that Of Gov. Grimes1 Do they suppose
they can deter the latter gentleman from
pursuine precisely the course he has marked
out for himself, or that they can induce him
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|. 0oass ToEss-A.eeeeeoo Ralseheods.
KERP n ssgenu zna PpeplR-Thas the State
tax for ~ currsnt year b lsss per cent. than
during any previous year since the fornatlo0 Of
he 6sass Government The heavy buf11ns Of
eaxation borns By The people afs The results Of
Gig and Comfy Subscriptions 70 Railreads.-
Bu1ngtoA Hawkeys. s.tss5
Xea. keep this before the people-but I'll
tAen D. truth instead Of this 6iohood.
Keep the tfuth before he people and save
your manhood from the preparation Of such
seandalous lisa, unless, indeed, Republicans i'm
agins the people ere 90 dsbassd ~ to love
10 better than the truth.
Ia 0swkeye asDerts that the present rate
per cent Of SEATS Tax 10 Len tkaa At anyf
msr psried since The formad2sa Of the SAFE
Government We propopncD this ialsos and
1ill cempars AgeraA. The Presnt rase per
csaA b one and one heH mills On the Sollue.
The gpsssness Of tie deception can b - ~
Aensplting - books ofany County necesder =
ehe STATS. ~ dOiue % Il vill - found thss b.
l647 the rate par cent was 3 mills
1046 ie Was Ia Of one mill
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Toe overland mail Of the "a a has xrr.ves
thTiy buildings ser- aaflsd Al G,izxly g1.,s
on the Esd. Loss lnanoAn.
me political excitement II increasing. The
personalities between Broderick aud Grin ~.
Of the grossest character. -
AG " IRON the Sandwich Islands cay The
49, ~ pef cent import tariff il not 70 be en-.
torcsa until September 1850. Rn.,nsss -.
moro active. No Improvement il pr,ce,s =
-. Nes York Aug. II
ne steamship Persia from Liverpool shis j. M.
carries Out nearly t3OO.OuO in speciA.
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Inc ontario Grain Elevator, owned by i. 8
harrington. was literally destroyed by IRE this
,,x. wnh the exception Of the engine
building. The warehouse contained Sl5n n.,o
bushels Of Chicago spritg wheat and corn. Los
about Siao.o00, which il insured mostly IL No
iork Insurance Companies. A Caaad,an
schooner. ths Mary, WHICH WA living a M
.arehouse wharf. ~As aiso badly damaged Nv
fire. ~
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New icfk, Aug. II.
ihe steamship Saxona, from South4mptop.
pated.
The two mile trot In harness hat wasn Era..
Temple aud Princess Tor purse ~ m ona
WHOA came Oh yesterday on the Eaiipse cou,s.
ne former won two suisht heal,--,iae 4.,ni
aud SOS. ''oS
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-he Secretary OF the Treasury, on appeal to
MN, mas decided that under the tariff Of 1857
ss.appings composed of worsted and fax are
liable to duty OF - per centu,n, that drop
black, used as paint, is liable 10 Is per centum.
and caraway seed ere free. Parties designing
70 send articles Of small bulk but OF grea, value
seem to Dc under the impression that for grea,
security they can properly forward them .hsoash
.ne mail TO the consignment Of the Collector OF
Customs.
ms mas led to the issue Of an instruction that
sucn conslgnments are not sanctioned by Law.
- .ne omsers 81 the customs are expressly
proniol1ea IRON being engaged IL the business
OF Importation. Should cases alter this v.rrnin.
y viii become the duty OF the Department 20
adopt such measures as the law NAV warran, -
put an end TO the practice.
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Sec'y Rep. State Central Com.
T. S.-Upon re- perusing your note Of yesser-
terday, discovered that you are disturbed by
some anxiety lest Mr.. Kirkwood may ''shrink
from the ordeal, and thereby dlsappoint the
people who desire ito see the candidates to-
gether. Do not, my dear sir, permit that
anxiety to endanger your health.
HOXIE.
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INtsDufg, Aug. 10.
The Grand Military Encampment at East
Liberty, at Pittsburg, excites universal inter.
est. IA Volunteer Companies, from this and
adjoining counties, are in camp-others expect
ed-under command of Brigadier General
Negley. The Encampment will continue until
Friday.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-30
WIN. GURNEX
II ~ ~ TT NED


AND COME TO STAY.
(vukNEf q kElFFER, take the privilege to inform
~ the public that they have associated together fol
the purpose of kecpinga
CONFECTIONARY, BAKERY, AND FAMILY
GROCERY,
IN which every article usually offered for sale in such
establishments, will be kept, and sold ut least us low
us In any other house.
They respectfully call the attention of buyers to
their fine assortmcnts of
CONFECT1ONARIES,
and will positively them that all orders for
Baking and Confectionery shall be executed in a s,,.
perior style to any thing ever offered in this market
They will constantly keep two fountains supplied
with ICED MEAD, SODA WATER, AND SOUTH.
ERN PUNCH.
THE BREAD WAGON
viii go through the town every morning, when bread
tickets Bread, Cakes, and Pies, may be purchased Of
the driver, and orders for any article required given
to him.
Their business will be done on the cash SYSTEM
Store Sturges building. Commercial Row
march 20. 1859 GURNEY d. KIEtFER.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-30
SPECIAL NOTICES
Woodman's Cherry Exnecto:,nt

This remarkable remedy will be found n certain
cure Tor Coughs, Colds, Influenza. Group. Bronchial
Affections Consumption In all its stages, and in eve.
~ disease of the Lungs
This remedy Is an Anodync Eypcctornnt s,o,h;,,
anu balsaiic IN its nature, and sgnally powerful in
searching to the very root of dscase by It's mild and
Graduating action on all internal and Pulmonary ne
..e.ons' M rendering cure an absolute certainty and
now frequently prescribed By eminent medical mon
~ ~ preference to the ordinary medicines in the United
states fharinacopu,a for such affection as the fol
lowing letters amply demonstrate:
- =. New Orleans, April p. 1855.
Dear sir The public generally are fully aware of
'he thousands OF remedies for dispas ID lungs under
titles of Sarsaparilla, Pills Plastcrs Lnimcn,s &c
that are daily brought to their notice through the
newspapers by way of advertisements. NY object i'm
writing this note for publication. is to induce In.
pubic or NJ least those who are afd ctcd, to one
Fhat contains articles of real use in pulmonary d +
eases. ! am conscious that in so doing am ac,iuy
nnprocssIonally, aud dcrogaiory to the interests Of
ncdicai science and the regular practitioners of m,-
% lcine ! refer 10 WOODMAN's CHERRY EXPEC
TORANT. which II scientific remedy that | bny.
used with more success than any of the usual n,rs
eriptions used by physicians.
I'M MAITLAND Md
The Proprietor aud Inventor Of Wondnans Cher.
~ hNpectofant has IN his possession CAB letters from
every section oi the counry-particuarly from th..
valley OF the Mississippi and the Southern S,at.a I
each aud all most laudaory Of It's Curative propcr
ties and the Permanent Good effects on every ynrir
~ OF Pulmonary disease. which has induced him n
bring Woodman's Cherry Eypcctorant more pro,n
ncntly before the public Than otherwise he intended
TO have done.
IN Offering 10 the world preparation whose in,rin
rc nTils have been fully att"srd by numerous un-
fortunate sufferers from Coughs Colds InDuouz,
Group, and Bronchial Affections which If neglected
w W thc carly stage. terminate in Consumpton the 4
cherry Expccorant is Of too costly nature to war.
rant the Proprietor in advertising 50 extensively ~
u done with the host of useless qnnck medicines
Nhich possess no merit but the merit 10 deceive
thi' inallblc and Invaluable Remedy for all PuIno.
nary affections, &c &C. must on It's own merits alone
supcrccdc all others.
"ood'nans Cherry Eypcc'orant is prepared with a
pains and care, combined with nm intimate knowl
edge oi the therapeutic action of medicines on the
human body and 20 chemically blended with the
most valuable herbs and roots, that in Indigestion
dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and Wind on the Stom
sch Its effects are Warm Aromatic Gcaial and Ton
lc. In Asthma II gives instant relief In short there
are few internal affections which do not come within
the pale OF lts curative properties. II
Read carefully the Pamphlet around each bottle
FOR sale by all respectable Druggists, at 81 per
bottle.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-30
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.

FNHE SPLENDID STEAMER, GOLDEN AGE VI.
i McCombs, Master lin the placosof Srgaa-sA
the BELLA DoSNA,) will commence her " Fgtx.rarSH
regular business for the season. making sa.szEls
the first trip on Saturday, the 2sth Of August. 1855
and every succeeding Saturday evening. will leave
New orleans for Donaldsonville, Bayou Goula, Pla.
quenlne Baton Rouge, Port Hudson. Waterloo Bay-
ou Sara, Pointc Coupce Morganza. Iunica. Williams
port, Red River Landing. Fort Adams and all inter.
mediate landings Returning, will leave Bayou Sa.
ra every Wednesday on the arrival of the Cars from
Woodville touching at'P0rt Hudson and all inter-
mediate places.
I:s-Particular attention paid to the receiving and
landing of passengers and way freight at all hours
of the day and night aug !
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-30
NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
NEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UN
~ Ill the first Of May next, for the building Of two
story brick building in the town Of Clinton Louisiana
SAID bnildng, to he in width about ffty.on. feet, in
length about sixty feet, and to be covered with slate
The lower or basement story is designed for Male
Academy, and the second story for Il Masonic Lodge
The undertaken to furnish all materials and to deliver
the building complete.
The building to be completed and delivered on or
before the first day Of Sept mber, 1860.
Plan and specifications to be seen at the countin q
room Of W. W. Chapman q TO.
W. CHAPMAN, Treasurer.
Clinton, La, March 2G 1852
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-30
CRANES METALLIC BURIAL CASKET.

HAVING bought the patent right for the salc
of the Crane Metallic Burial Caskes, at great ey
pense. we introduce them to the public as having a
superiority over any case now in use beauty of de-
sign, artistic and elaborate inish simplicity in lin
ing, highly decorated and unique silver mount
lew Of the body,-the top the casket being con.
structed of the finest French plate glass renders il
the most desirable case introduced TO the pub
lic Beautiful mctHfli caps cover the glass, which
s!cures the case from damage account Of any ex-
ternal pressure.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-30

IMPROVED POTASH IN CANS.
II r. DURKEE ~ Co.'S Improved Potash, in cans
IL. Of and pounds each.
For making the very best soft or hard soap,
For sottening hard water for washing,
For removing paint, varnish tar and grease spots,
from wood work
Pulverized and prepared for convenient use, and
warranted equal in strength to the best common Pot
ash For sale at the drug store of
may 80 NOR WOOD TYLDON
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-30

NEW FALL d WINTER GOODS!!
'tilE UNDERSIGNED are now receiving by almost
i every trip OF the cars from the various northern
markets a lot of their new stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and expect the same to be larger this season and
more carefully selected than any stock of merchan-
die ever brought to this market.
Ihey expect to have their entire stock completed
by the middle of this month anu would offer the fol.
loving Inducements for II continuance of the very
liberal paronag" Of the community at large to wit
Low PRJCES-PROPER ATTENTION-GOODS
fASlilONABLE AND WARRANTABLE ARTICLES.
.lhey 90 not deem it necessary to enumerate any
of the articles to be found in their so well known es
tabllslment by adding that their usually large stock
is stu increased in quality and variety.
Call at the old stand and satisfy yourselves
october BLOOM KAHN & CO.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-30
LUMBER, IU MBER.

HAVING RECENTLY PUT IN OPERATION A
IL Steam saw Mill fifteen miles north east Of Cn.
ton, We ar" prepared to iii all orders for Lumber. at
The shortest noticc-and with the best yellow pinr
Lumber
Attached is Shingle Machine that will supply
nj demand for good heart Shingles, at a reasonable
price.
PRICES OF LUMBER !,
Mixed Lumber. -. $40 90 per thousand, Cash
All hcart,...,.z..... II 80
For credit, twenty five per cent added.
DAVIS Il QyIN.
Darlington. March 5ih 1859 m II
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-30
SOUTHERN GARDEN SEED.


JUST RECEIVED, at the :" Clinton Drug Store y
- supply Of the above seed, raised and put up by
the Society of Shakers, Pleasant Hill, Mercer County,
Kentucky, in the year 1858.
These seeds are superior to any other kind sold in
this section. They the only Seed raised and pmup IN
Ms South. The Proprietors take back all their old
seed at the close of each season, and supply their
Agents with fresh seed, By this means yon can al.
ways get fresh seed if you buy from the regularly ap
pointed Agent.
E. WALKER. Commercial Row,
Jan Sole Agent for the Parish of Fast Fcliciana
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-30

hLMBODS d"nuln" Preparation, Tor Difficulty .,
IL Breathing. General Weakness
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-30

IIELMBOLDS Genuine Preparation for Pains in
IL the Back. Headache. Sick stomach.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-30

ElMBoLDS Genuine Preparation for Horror Of
IL Death, Weak Nerves. Trembling
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-30
INSTRU CTION.

= ~
fINiiE UNDERSIGNED. Il graduate Of Yale College,
i and of five years experience in teaching, opened
on the lst Monday in October 1898 II
SCHOOL For BOYS.
in Clinton, La in the lower part of the building for.
merry occupied by the Argus Office, south west cor
ncr of the Public Square.
iERMS PER MONTH.
For commoE English Branches, s,..............S3 90
Higher do do ..,,.,... 4 90
,."''h "ih ,'Ic'h, ....,..t........ . w
french ana German. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Having the best testimonials as regards character
abilities, and success, both from the Faculty of Yale
College, and from the places where he has been teach
ing, he hopes to receive the patronage of al who are
interested in the educationo of their children.
L. DEMBINSKI.
LIB, Pupils will be prepared for any class in
College. For further references, enquire of Mr. W.
A. Lane, ana Rev. J. b. Smith oct
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-30

HELMBOLDS Genuine Preparation for Pal
IL councnance and Ernptions.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-30
COLLEGIATE NOTICE.

1AHE SlLLlMAN FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTI
l. TuTE will be re.opcned the First of October
under the supervision OF the Rev. THoaAs D. LEA, as
Principal
Mr.. LEA is a graduate Of Princeton College New
Jersey and has had sixteen years experience as a
Teacher. Parents may rest assured their daughters
will be in proper hands when coafded to his charge
BYTlIELL HAYNES,
sept4 Secretary of the Board of Trustees.