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BY WILLIAM HILL, ESQ, Ordinary Of Abbe-
willie District:
WHEREAS Henry Beard and Elizabeth 3
~ Nichols hnve applied to me for Letters
OF Administration, on oil aud singular the good.
and chattels, rights and credits Of Mai. Thema.
Nichois. late of the District aforesaid, deceased
These are. therefore, to cite and admenish alf
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased t" be and appear before mo Al
our next Oriinarv;s Court for he said District
t" he holden at Ahbeyille Court House. on. the
seventeenth day Of November inst., to- show
cause, if any, why the said administration should
not he granted.
Given under my hand nd sea1, this twenty
ninth of Oct"hen IN the year of our
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and fftv-
s'S' and in the eighty FIRST year of Ameri-
can Independence.
Oct. 81, 1885, q o.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

AbBE'1LLE D1sTR1cT.-IN EQUITY.
James L. Pratt,
by next friend
William A. Pratt ~'
and others
PURSUANT to order, I will sell at Public
o"tery' at Ahbeville Court House, on Sale DIV
IN m, necehoer next, Ost,) the Real Estate Of VIM.
and bounded by John Clinkscales, Robert Bllis
and others, in two Tracts, viz:
Tract No. 1-Three Hundred and Thirty
nine Acres.
Tract No. 2-Three Hundred and Seven-
teen Acres.
TEnMs.-A credit Of twelve months with
interest from the day of sale. Purchasers. to
give Bonds with at least two good suretiss
and mortgage ofpremises to secure the purchase
money P"y The costs IN Gosh, ndray for papers.
WM. II. PARKER, G. E Ar.
Commissioners Office, -
Oct %, 1856. % edr
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
ADBEE1LLE DIsrRIcr.-1N Eou1r,

ADBEEILLE DIsTRICT.-IN EQUITY.
Williams Irewit E1o'r' nh g.. n:.-.
Peter Smith. Frederic Relief Direction DC.
Smith and othera w.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that William
Dinkins and wife, Frances, Peter Collins,
Moses Collins; James Collins, Moses Collins and
other children of Moses B. Collins and Mary
Collins, whose names are not Known, William
Purnell, and John Purncll, defendants to the
above stated Bill, reside beyond the limits of
this State. On motion Of Jones & Living
ston, Com Sol'rs, ordsred'th said Defendants
plant, within three months frofiYthe pubjics.
tion hereof or the same will be taken P,of Con-
tssso against them. 'i "l.s ,S,E"
AwM. II. PARKER c. E. A. d.,
Nov s, 1855. s7.sm .. ...' j..
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Letter from DR.. II. r. Calhoun.

With pleasure we give plsee in our columns
to the following letter from DR.. 3. r. Calhoun !;
and the accompanying extract from the Day
Book. We were fully copyinssd ssany one
who knows the Doetes'muss have been, that
the report in the. TINA Of conversions had
At Grs<nwood was grossly ineorssst and tencs
omitted It in the extracts publiahsd IN "ouf
paper: q :, ,i,s4 r ssa.
Mr.. aitor As yoa pabksbed'in your
paper the report Of the Brooks Festival, in
which N.Y. easss, the reporsr, Gd me The
i.jassice Of fseporipg : asonvera,tion between,
sA whis has. no aadssisa sr truth. I
will thank you 70 Pubiish sEs enclosed e.
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TIN WARE AND STOVE EMPORIUM!
Stoves Stoves! /! Stovesl!!
Fl. w. LAWSON
REGS leave to inform his friends, that hav
- purchased the large Store, next to his
Tin Mandatory, he intends to enlarge his
business, and is now receiving his new stock
consisting of the finest
COOKING STOVES
ever brought to this market including q SUI
perior style of Cooking Stoves known as the
New World, and warranted to give satisfac-
ton also,
SHOP AND PARLOR STOVES;
Flat Iron Heaters; Farmers Boilers, very
valuable in cooking food for cattle; Furnaces !;
Sausage Cutters and Suffers; and many 9th.
articles usually kept in q Tin Manufactory.
Give me call and satisfy yourselves as to
my stock and prices
Noy6, 1856 27-tf
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

S0UFH CAROLINA,
ABBEv1LLE DrsTRlcT.-1N EQUITY.
j. William ss r"~s'(
W. Eaiford Logan Bill for Partition.
and others.
pURsUANT to Order, will sell on tbs 18Th
day Of November next, at the late rs.;.
dence of Henry F. Power, decd. at public ont.
cry; cry two Tracts of Land of the Estate of said
II. F. Power, viz: - '"'1
l. The HOME TRACT, containing
GOO ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands of II. n
rrlnce Roger Williams, Benz W. Williams and
2. The SMITH TRACT, containing
A@" A-Mx %-s
more more or less, bounded by lands of George r.
Cl,mkscelcs. Benz. W. Williams and Others
1IRMS.-A credit of one and two yesr.
Purchasers to give Bond with at least two GOOD
the Costs in Cash and pay for paper.
WM. II. PARKER. C. AD
Commissioners Office. Oct. 8, 1859. ss.td.
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SOUTH cAR0LlNh, j..

ADBEvILLE DIsTRIoT.-IN EQUITY.
William W. Hill, Earsf ,.E,~I ...l
rs {3iii for Parbition,
Elizabeth Foster, Sarah Of alsyea -
B. Joaes and others. 80 ~, ;,
EOURsUANT to order, l will sell At Public.
Outcry,at the residepoe Of Mrs. Sarah
.: zones IN this District on the Nsarty.fy1 DIR
Of Noteh6er next, I .e"1i -; .,,,''>'S
Thirteen Or more Idkslys Hsgross, vs.:
Ssp, DelPhy. Kitty. Caroliaess sssmr Tom, Nose.
Kitty, jake ARas Mary GseFges Harriet aad
increase Oh any'in.r H., z rn.,:,5,...,,....
FsaMa- "a orsdzt Of Twelve, s,outAs,. rrtk.
interest from she day Of sale Pprchasess 70.
give Bonds with 1t least two ,iapod sufeffss,
and mortgages % seeure thu purSd,sssf raossSv1
pay the oostsin oQsk snd pay Tor JaresA *
n W@HH RARkBR, Oh An
i lCommissa aossS 0ffics, T
laf. :. Oct %, tS6e. Il -
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Mexico.

This country, 80 long the prey of the priest
ana despot, OF foreign war, and domestic insur.
rection, is now blessed with a Government,
which if it can surmount pressing dangers.
will do much to advance the welfare of the
country. The administration of President
comonfort has established itself in popular
confidence, by the enlarged liberties which it
has conferred and by the abolition of manu-
odious restrictions upon trade and per.ons,
liberty. 1t has at the same time, encountered
thestrong opposition of the ruling priesthood
by interfering with their management of the
Church property; and of the turbulent chief
tains, whom it has deprived of employment
The Government, however, seems to,be strong
enough to overcome domestic faction. Insur
reetion has been held in check on the Ric
Grande, in Puebla sndsin the city Of Mexico.
The Government has more to fear from En-.
Intervention Of foreign powers. A few month,
since = Largo Sspanish feet under the command
OF Doa Assrez, visited Vera Cruz TO enforc.
payment toSpsnish holders of Mexican bonds
Aud though the hest was Withdrawn under A.
arrangement With Comonfort; vet the Gov
ernment has disaroxsd the act of Alvarez. ba,
'Aismiessd 4hisn from service, Ind /. nov
e1niPPng large feet aud army to makes de
sssnt spen the Mexican Territory The Brit
1ah E&nbasasdor. hes Withdrawn to Taeubya
and preparations are said to be in progress, ii
concentrate Britih squadron q. Vers Cruz
shfaefent tosbloeksds the Mexican. .sosst unti
setisfsstioss made to ;British debtors of tn,
Eeount Of their .llaimA 81 .,. .......G,
As ~he's sabistisr M -. as,.rlm.a. /,
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Codi6cation and Digest of the Law.

The presentment of the Grand jury for
Charleston District, March term. 1855, recently
published in the city papers, among other mat
ters, brings to the notice of the legislature, the
Importance of q codifcation or digest of the
laws of the State. This has recalled to our
memory, an article in the old Southern Rev;e,o
for August, 1881. IN which the whole question
is treated with that profound learning and abil
ity which Legare brought to every discussion
Having been amply repaid by secoud perusal
We will briefly indicate the conclusions of the
Reviewer.
He establishes clearly two proro ,itions :;
lst That no code will ever dispense with the
necessity of a body of professional lawyers,
or of profound study on their part 2d. That
code can do but little to relieve the law of
its uncertainty; but on the contrary will more
likely add new difficulties in the way of Just
Interpretation of its principles.
These conclusions however, have reference,
merely to civil code to digest Of the COM
mon law, as opposed 10 the statute law. The
public law of country, which defines the
rights, duties. and liabilities of the citizen as
such, and which is contained in the enactments
of the Legislature and especially the Criminal
law, is simple in its principles and therefore ca
silly digested, and besides is all important to
be generally known. This calls for constant
revision. Statutes require to be condensed.
explained, amended and digested so that the
citizen may have some clue to knowledge OF
bis duties. in the mass of contradictory Legis.
lstion. This the Reviewer approves. land we do
not know that the Grand Jury in their present.
ment intended anything more,) but to codify
the whole body Of the common law, would be
not only useless, but positively disadvanta
geous.
! No necessity exists here, as in France before
the French code, to relieve against the eyils o.
conflicting and discordant laws. The question
is thus reduced to one of comparative benefit
or disadvantage. The advocates of eodifics,
| ton. cite the .Justinian collection, ss q trium
Phant example; yet, in tho opinion of comps
Cent critics, Tribonian and bis oompeers, did
more injury than benefit to tho civil law, by
often snistaking tho just sense 'of tho osigina:
and substituting the language Of a bsrbsrou,
age for the elegance of former era
The laws Of . primitive eare few and sim.
pie. The exigenees of'society require hothine
more. But with the increase of wealth and
eamnerss the multiplication q employment.
end relations there is 9 corresponding expaD,
sion and Development Of It's laws and .instituu
tions; tThsfsans work o. society, mus. take
The impuis Of its living spirit and proyiis.
ion be made for the multiplied exisenc;s. ,ol
its dssslpprnept 0ld I1sdtut;ons1 are laid
asids, - worn out vsseins1ts new onss arisl
to se.sasn,srsea s<s..slsss: saa thus IS;
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Public Auction.

Rl permission Of the Ordinary for Abbcvillc
- district, the subscribers will sell by pub
lie Auction Mt the late residence Of Robert w
Comb decd nenr IIopewcll Church, on Mon
day the "a inst. the personal Estate of snid
deed, consists OF II very valuable negro man,
Corn, Fodder, Shucks. Wheat Oats and plant.
alton Tools Household and Kitchen furniture,
and good stock of fine Cattle, Horses, Hogs,
Sheep DC, with other property too tedious to
mention, Terms made known on that day.
NJ. O. MCCASLAN, }
MARY ~. COMB. "''' '''
Novemer 6, 1856. 81 St
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For the Hair.

TNAYLORS instantaneous Hair Dive can lie
Il applied to the hair without staining the
skin.
Woods Hair Restorative prevents the hair
from falling out, and restores gray hnir to it's
original color. The article is no humbug
Also Mrs. S. A. Aliens Hair Restorer Tri-
coPherus. Lyons Kathnirion, Phalor's Hair In
vigorator and Perfumery Of nll kinds, for sale
by s< BRANCH & ALLEN.
Nov. 4, 1856. e7-tf
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Session Paper.

Rr. R. W. Gibbcs will furnish the Carolinian
daily containing full reports of the acts and
doings Of the Legislature, for 81. The same
matter, including m interesting original story,
will appear in the Columbia Banner" large
weekly paper-price, 50 year. Address r.
w. Gibbes Columbia, S. c.
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Agricultural Fair,

Special attention is directed to the notice OF
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, offering
return tickets free Of charge, to the visitors OF
the Agricultural Fair.
Also to the Schedule Of the freight train. on
Saturday, for the transportation of stock.
The Fair will commence on Tuesday. the IL tn
inst, and continue four days. All who posi-
bly, can, should attend.
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All stock must be at the stations in ample
time to be loaded in the cars before the hours
specified above for leaving Stock from Able
vile and Anderson will be brought out by the
morning train, and connect with the above
train.
Owners of stock must arrange to receive their
stock on arrival IF The trains IN Coium6;n.
Groon,s. with stock, will be brought down in
the cars free of rhnrge-the Company not be-
ing liable for any injury or loss of life that
they may sustain in case of accident.
j.. F. RAWORTII,
General Superintendent
Nov. 3, 1856. 81 1t
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

pY permission Of William Hill, Ordinary of
- Abheville District. will proceed to sell
ut the late residence of Margaret Watson, decd,
On the 18th December next,
all the Personal Property of the said Marga-
ret Watson, deed, consisting of
rs Likely Negroes.
10 Head of Horses and Mules. large lot of
Cattle, n large lot of Fat aud Stock Hogs, q
lot of Corn, Fodder and Oats,
A large lot of Cotton in Bale,
a lot Of Plantation Tools, and other things too
tedious to mention.
TERMs.-A credit of twelve months with in
tcrest from date. The purchaser to give Note
and two approved sureties
GEORGE Med. WATSON, Admir-
November 4, 1856. 27-6t
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The State of South Carolina.

The State Of South Carolina.
Adde0'Hc District-In the Comn.an Pleas
Amos Clark Jr, Attachment
James A Liddcll. pla-s Att'r.
"HEREAS, the Plaintiff did. on the thirty.
w first day of October. 1856, flo bis de-.
lar:tion against the Defendant who. LAS II i.
snd) is absent from and without the limits Of
4 his State. and has neither wife or attorney
known within the same, upon whom a cony
OF the said declaration might he served. Itis
therefore ordered that the said Defendant do
appear and plead to the said declration, on or
before the first day of November. which will
be IN the year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred
aud FIfty-Scven, otherwise final and absolnt.
Judgment will then be given and awarded
against him.
MATHEW MCDONALD. ccr
Clerks Office, Oct. 80, 1856. 81 "
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Sons of Temperance,

The members, and visitors Of Abbeville lDi
vision. No. 4, Sons of Temperance are respect
fully notified, that full attendance is desired
on Wednesday evening, the 10th inst, when q
lecture in reference to the nature and purpo.
ses Of the association will be delivered by
R. A. Fair Esq, P. W. T.
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F. P. R 0BIN SON.
PUBLIC AUCTI0NEER,

VN7OULD respectfully offer his services to
Wv the citizens of this and the adjoining
Districts He is so generally known. thnt he
deems it unnecessary to do more than refer to
his address, viz: diamond LiN y. o., Able.
vile District and all communications directed
to him will receive prompt attention.
Nov. z, 1856. 21-tf
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ABBEVILLE G. n.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1856.
Wanted.

An intelligent and active boy, between six.
teen and eighteen years old, to serve as an
apprentice to the printers business
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CONSIGNEES.

The following persons have freight in the
Depot ut Abbeville:-
w NJ Hughey, Adams l. Co, Wickliffe d A,
J d r White, II w Lawson, T Thomson,
Mathis s, Noble, B Rothcild, a Giles,
Miss F Calhoun. A S Marion, Crs,ncr, W S
Calhoun, w D Mars, Jas NJ Perrin.
D. r. SONDLEY, Ag't
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N1DHHO"o

T>HE Undersigned being about to retire from
Il the Dry Goods Business will dispose of
his stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Gootls-ore
of the largest in the city-at New York cost
for cash His friends and tho public are re-
spectfully informed That the lowest possible
price willfbe asked, and from which there will
be no deviatian. Country and City Merchants,
end Dry Goods Dealers in general, nrc invited
to call and ex ,mine tho Goods
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Successor Of CosGRoyE e. BRESHAv
Noy. 1856 81 It
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Just Received
\ FEW Extra Fine Cloths, Cassf-
~ Ifferess ID. DEtes, EestinKs
and Trimmings DC. by se4h
2, .1..'.. ?" 77" JAMES sHrIL1To.
July 4.lss6 "a.;.s -, eff
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The Town Council and the Taxing Power
We would coll attention to the public meet
ing on Saturday next
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The friends Oft. B. MILFORD respectfully
announce him as Candidate for Tax Collector
of Abbeville District at the next election. i.
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In tho Court of Ordinary.

In tho Court of Ordinary.
Sale of the Real Estate of Samuel
Banks, decd.
10y Order Of the Court of Ordinary. T will
~ sell by public auction, Mt Abbevilfe G.. H.
on Sale.day in December next, the Real Estate
OF Haml Banks, decd. situated in Abbevlle
District on waters Of Little River containing
3hD A@EE JESS
more or leas, bounded by lands of JAS A. Ed
munds, Sn1nl Edmunds and othcrs--on n credit
Of II months, Bond md Security required. and
n mortgage OF the premises if deemed neces-
sarv.
Costs to DO paid in Cash.
7. II. COCHRAN, S. Il. d.
Nov. 5, 1856. 81 IT
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State. Agricultural Fair.

State. Agricultural Fair.
AT COLUMBIA, S. C.
GEN'L sUP's OFFICE G. err,
COLUMBIA, 8, c., Nov. s, 1856.
DERSO attending the First Annual Fair
l. Of the State Agricultural Society, corr
mencin A. Columbia on the 10th instant, will
be furnisbrd With RETURN TICKETS on this Road
FREEoS CH4aeE;;sto he good for any day during
the week THE Fair, 6a no longer
,;f-s,sE F. RAWORTU, Gen. Sup't
Nov5, 1856 27-lt
valuabieLand for Sale or Rent.
A 8 the Agent Of the heirs at Inv of JO-
"A SEPH AIKEN, deceased. will sell. at
Public !Outcry, his valuable Troct Of Land
situsteaR fopr miles of the Village, containing
rDD A-"~-s
as per Plats to be exhibited, on credit Of
twelve months, with interest from date, on
Next Sale Day.
If not sold, will Rent the place for the year
1858. It's frst-rate cotton land.
IL A. JONES. Ag't.
Nov, 3. 1855. 27-td
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STOCK TRAIN FOR THE FAIR.
GREEN VILE g. COLUMBIA X. r.,

COLUMBIA, Nov. 3, 1856.
ME Train will run the following schedule
l. on Saturday, the Sth inst viz;
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GENERAL LAND OFFtrFi
M...t ~ fcec


s'e' In reply III y""' inquiry II shs plst
i"st have thn ho,nt W furnish the fcl
having sesla n faas which the 1snd "f6ees
j" L""isisna are a"'"I,;t"d ~ charge fst
certain services tsndp,el ~ them IN eon-
"ectica With the r,l,l;e l.nds, VII.
Fet acting "r"" md sdj'"'ieetine we
a'npt'"n claims, fifty cents eseh ., =" sg ,
e,eests ~ c"e d"llas ~ he Paid ny the
claimant The Register is entitled I. 70
reive his fnn ~ tbe time the claimant files
his deela'stp,y statement, hut the Heeeivet
having -" d"'ies then ~ pe'fo," 10 moi
entitled \, teeeive his until The claimant
has rendered his p'ccf and The Register and
haeeiyet have u,sIa thei, Iesisi"p w,
setv;ees in '.cstng Land warrants The FIJI
lowing f'srs are !" he paid Wy the hol.le,
nj The warrant ~ the time tt l." e,i"n:
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LAND prrtOE FEES.

W. find the following in The sbrs-
vepoft 0asslis sf - lsts dsae, Tho fel-
lowing correspondence between shs
Hot. i. M. sArptoes, member u
Congress, and Mr. 1'sos A. Hsr-
pa,ess, Commissioner of the Gebetal
Lard Office
WASHINGTON CRY, /
At,', ., 1885,
Cc.. II. !. T. HAftte
INN 81, My atten'i"e having bnen
called IL ~ hist was said ~ he Vie r,stt'te
IN s.,as ri 'ha G.vetn.reM taud "fiees
IN Louisiana.---of charging fees That were
belle ed h. b4 snopthy, i.nt IN M",-I
w,rta lhe commissioner n The Genetal
Land UfI'.e II, infotmstipu The accom-
tany'"e. js bis seply. hct,e YIN v'l
publish II, and that !. nay he ecp'ed into
.tbate ~ pe,s " o"t State, INST fhs t.oyie
may know. what mr. thei, ,ights,
unlsss erme change wss msds w he
LAST Legislature ef Louisiana, The No
gisles and Heeeive, Of the State Land cfGiee
are not sll.wed ty iow ~ charge any cthet
~, hiehs, faes than those receivable al The
tove,nm.nt Utf,.es
Respectfully. yout friend,
mo " EANtDtupE
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fet1S Tsslalsns.
The Paris correspondent II u.
Naw York tfets1d writes.

The Paris correspondent u the
Naw York ffsta1d writes,
The reign II Tho otipol;oes, I am
bspty 10 b. assured, II drawing 10 4
slSss. The rev moas If salusatiop---
4 courtesy ~ low ~ tb.t used in tbs
latte, days u toui. XVI, sod The
gracs Of which il lost In the whslsbone
boops u The c,inolipe -hs. sounded
the ksell II chs absv,eJ costume. Aa
The terrific rlsmes which are worn
on certain full dress b"nnets, have
most gtctss1ue and )odic,oos effect
tut The fashion has been adopted.--
The lalies we're not content With bav-
ing worn their bophets On The neck.
ins'ssd II the head, but they are
wearing their caps with 4 bovoiet as
broad and stiff M that which has been
decorating their boupe'.. One II .hs
most offensive silks u The seasoos IL \
moire mtiq"s. NJ wl,ieh the sail"
stripes are more than thirty eeoh,pe.
tres wiJe. each II them being edged IN
eithe, side by a thick plush fringe,
,oov;pg 10 and fro with every step d
the wearer, and completing the illus.
ion Of The dress, which Is composed II
alternate strips II elk and satin sewed
together. 1shi. style Of dress is 10 be
called y vaymse trmpe i'oeit Another
dress II moite ant;gvs, with strips ef
,iol,..velve,. and Oh The plan alternate
intervals rich embroidery enyosse.
in bright and lively oelor.. 's denounced
Ivy The London Court Joptosl A. An
esaggtepaticn u uagbiicencs TIN.
must end in The tosal corruption Of
gee1 taste, and tbs s"bvett;on NJ that
peculiar distinction for which the
ladies' of Paris wefa wont IN be admir-
ell throughout all Europe.
The sams journal, however on)y
eulogizes another dress, Of thick ribbed
yros Dir tvms, II bright ooDcrs, f'
eyening wear, some with With large
white spots on which ate thrown W,
IN ps.pral oolots, bouquets Of flowers
and leaves, othe, dresses cf gold ct
silver lama, as 70, instance, tl,at worn
ty Princess Mathilde a. Madsms lie
Hons hall; ard still another dress. tbs
ehef Nnnrre n the session, the erques.
ite wstet lily toilet Of The young Ouch
ess de Dino, nj The ball in honor Of
the matt;sgs II Nile. tie Chsatssn
pilass.
Aprodos of psrriage. the English
jm'toals, perceive, have put in print
the ,umor which has for some time
circulated here, that the rich ard
pretty Miss Hutton. An American, who
by tho Ny, attracted much attention
Al The recent btlisht American ball
IN tho hotel ds Louvre, il TO be mar
r;ed 10 the Count liz Merny. Apoth
n ,nmor j., that the Irish bells Miss
s.. (wbo was also present A. the
sans ball. J !. 10 be married, not tbs
Secretary of Legation ~ The British,
Emp'essy. bu. To the celsbfsted ediso'
of Ia Presses. Emile de Nirardin, the
widowr II the equally celsbsstad Del-
phins Osy, wbose funeral few months
ago oceasioned so lsrgs 4 ccncoarss of
Partisan celebrities.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-30

~ Our Venerable contemporary Oh
Lafayette street. comes cut u 4 spicy
article On The chances Of Mr.. Fillmore
for The Presidency. 1.-The Advocate
sud " Bsppo." very logical feasoner
and correspondent Of the (Natches)
"Free Trader" are handled with.
out gloves. In connection with this
satjeet, The Gazette publishes = l'st Of
tb new papers In the State Of Indiana,
alone, which have declared 10 favor Of
Fillmore and Donelsoe. The pros
psots for The success Of this ticket are
growing brighter snd brighter eseh
succeeding day. W. are confident
that no better nor mare reliable men
could Be entrusted with tho affairs Of
cur country.