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New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-01

town the following nsrninx WITH the runs .rd anruuni
ton, az we're Iesdy to hght viii any k-oe that might
81 were ou th way to the States vh~n they we're TO-
duced TO join WALKER by large psorases wa CD were
nsv.r fulfilled Their names are - follows: Sergeauts
Gutter 6ummss, Cough, and Dunn; Corponl See;
Privstes Vaughn, White Bennett, White, S,I.,o,
Vand.rmsrk, and Brady. ] should also have said
thai Copt. Tborp, If Schesiugers Brigade, not ouy
run from the Costa Ricans, but also from Walker. He
II now IN the states.
TIE general impression here is that Walker will
never be able TO bold the country make bis escape
cut Of il. The Charles Morgan steamer Of Ne~Or-
leans, and the Oryaba Of New forh came into Grey
town With some troOps for W Waker aud rome California
rassenCerr Both steamers arrived at Light, and great
pr.cauion wa. taken not TO allow any communication
with shOre, snG all the passengers we're sent up the
river At night. Feas and Inducements were held out
10 the Caiifornans to JOIN Walker, ald when It WIS
found they could not be sent through, they got the
choice TO fight their way the lsthmus, or pay
their Pacific ticket to get back 70 New-f0k. There
was Q genGa reluctance to carry any one back the
Morgan running eff without notice, and the OnLaba,
by her captain Offering every obsta;le-ncreased
pfices and nng-niemanly conduct. Tue result was
that men who had served Walker for eight or ten
months, without getting any pay but his order tor
Massage to the States left to starve, or 1--we on
The charity OF the population OF Greytown
The British have given notice of the bombardment
of San Juan, and feet Is hourly expected 10 enforce
the no'ice.
Walker remains at Granada sick with fever. His
troops are concentrated there, aud some desperate
fehng may soon be expected. Sickness, as usual, is
Irryalent III Granada, and over 400 American graves
may low be counted in the new graveyard.
The latest accounts brought the Gotta Rcans to the
baIks of the San Juan, twelve miles above Castillo,
where they are encamped in large numbers to stop
river navigation. An attack on Castillo, the key OF
the river is hourly expected. Gen. HOrnsby with the
last recruits in defence. Major Heiss is bosnd for
Washington with dispatches from Wheeler, whose
conduct deseves the severest cepsure from your Gov
emmett 2he next news may be looked for with
anIitey.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-01
ACTION OF THE GOVERNMENT.

The following telegrsphic dispatch "" rece'vsa
yesterday by wm. H. Aspinvall, of the Pacific Stesm-
ship Company, in answer to teegraphic application
to the Secretary Of the Navy for Government steam
or to be sent immediately to Aspiuwl for the defense
OF American property and lives on the isthmus. Oas
OF the Home Squadron was time since ordered to
touch a. that port and is probsbly already there;
WAsHIScTos, Wednesday, April 30, 1856.
W,a'am H. Aspin~aH, ESQ.,, Nc4o- York,
Geographic orders will be sent to the steamer Full
ton at Pensacola to touch Aspnwa on her cruise as
soon as PoSs'oe' "J. c. DoBBIs.'
The promptne" Of Secretary Dobbn in complying
WIN the request oil the Pacific Company, immediately
after its reception s worthy Of notics.
Both the Pacific Steam Ship and the Panama Rail.
road Companies have snce made official request 10
the Government TO take the American interest. in
New.Granada under its protection, and to dispatch
such force to Panama may be necessary for that
purpose.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-01
WALKERS MEN DISSATISFIED
IN Our Own Correspondent


SAN JuAs Saturday, April 10, 1856.
BY the last steamer from the Interior, there arrived
here on the sh inst several of the employees OF the
Nicaragua Toansit Company, captains, engineers, &c ,
and some so passengers, among whom were several
officers ard soloiers, sick wounded, &c, who had
served in the army Of Gen. Walker, and, having
gained glcry enough to sstfy them for the present
were on their way tc their homes in the United States
| remember the name OF only one of these, Cspt
Forbs who was in the battle of Santa Rosa, under
Col Schlesinger, ST which the Costs Rcsn' gained an
essv victory, anu made sad havoc IN the ranks OF
Schlespctr. These men unanimously censure the
course of Walker aud state that great dissatisfaction
as well as misery, exists among the Walker sotdlery
Most Of those ho come down the river were vnhou'
money. shabbily clad ard more or less suffering nom
dieease aud wounds. purse was made up among
the citizens to help to support them here and to pay
the charter and supplying of the English schooner
Oregon, which happened to be in port TO take .ueul
to NewYork. The schooner left the haroor WIN ne,
passenger on the morning of the 18th ns ana Sos'u
touch at Key West on her voysge. c,
On the evening Of the 18th inst. the steamship Cnas
Morgan arrived from New-0resns with two hundred
passengers board Gen. Hornsby and Col MAD
cosss Of Chagres memory being among the number,
and all bound for the interior. The rver steamer was
got ready and the passengers taken on board about
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-01
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN COL. ToTrEN AND
THE GOVERNOR.
PROTECTION TO BE AFFORDED.

PROTECTION TO BE AFFORDED.
EXsNEER's OFFICE PANAMA RAiLRoAp Co,
PANAMA, April i8, 1856. J
To Ma Esesleney Ae Governor Of the STATE OF Pdsa~1
The passengers their baggage and the property OF the f.ns
Railroad Company having boon stacked and outraged on
the Of the 18th instant becomes duy to request
Eseeney TO state whether w protect them tor ths
Nur aid becomes request early snsser 10
this because the steamer Golden Age expected To arrive 70
night with large number Of passengers and smount OF
treasure which your Exceency sznnot protect With the
police other force will be protect BY other
means. Very respectfully, q. N. TOFfEN.
RtPuRIIc NEw GRANADA, STATE OF PANAMA,
Office Of Secretary Of State, Sec. 2-No. 2iS
PANAMA, 18th Apri. 1856.
Seaor o. TorrEs Srpern'ende" Of he Paaa.i Raaroad
Now a. quarter past received your sppreciable
dated to-day for the purpose OF soliciting the protee
ton OF authorities for the passengers and treasure which are
expected from California go. =, ,,,..
that th, steamer Golden Age would arrive day arranged
;th the Prsfect OF this Department that all the dis
ros.He force OF the gendsmes and body OF forty srmed et
sn. ,houd be stationed the railroad station immediately that
.sd are shoud In sight for the purpose OF protesting
tne pa ense and which arriye and thus M
Was syen undedd by the Prsfee not having done
s 70 YOU directly In consequence OF not hnas you IN your
Office. a.. . IF aid p,.eect IN,
.sn, the Golden Axe In sight and Will 10 % on Al ocsa
s,ops when necessity may require ~ -, -.-. -, a.
n., sdS that m Of the sncntsble occurrence OF 'ns
1Sh hs citizen has serious tear with
10 the secuy of the and effects for the Ia ue ou'
he believes would be well to adopt precautionary measures
whoh will inspire cor hdence in the pubic. o.,vo
4 obecient servant, bAhiOhN"S NHN'~'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-01

Jehn Doyle srr.tn,sd Fhs, Lisu,snAss O. o. Pm Rss
Jane. T. Hawthorne appointed Second Lieutenant Co O
rIe. Robin. appointed Fr,, Lea;en.nt T. rr, Rise
Rss L-sre' srpOinsd seeOoa Lsa,ensn, Co z, rs.
o. SsDehaa appointed Comm ssio-er Of al Trsasycrs
u1u, AZ, g & and toI The army. WIKI Of Colonel.
Ba,,sop '|ey appointed Captain Of TO c. Lsat laiAay
tho amy wh tss uSsosr. .PPoned ntsn<sae GeSsi
Co E -, SRRp'sr Williamson apSoutsd Secoad Lieutenant
no M.9oHse appointed ognerrnassr General Of tss
L. A. Batehl.. appointed Sc ,oad L,,0,,...,
fispes D. u heeis appointed CaPtsla CSms,nx =, ia.
Fl. sB.r, rsSs OF fePo ted First An, til. r..nS.u
Byron eoe sPgomed second Assistant in the Io,.A.n,.
G. Psse' appointed Second Lieutenant in the rss.nd-a.
col h n Fry promoted BrEadsr.Gsper.l
IieutensLtColonel T. j. Sanders promoted Colonel Ia.
Lieute Colonel Piper promoted Colonel .t Lish, In
hsor prr NOTED Lie oloDel Il. Rises
hslc Markham promoted Lieutenant Colole st Lsh, Ia
fanuy.
captain Andersen promoted as Major Is, Rides
Fiat Lieutenant stih promoted Captain lst Riaes
First Lerg, ant Leousrc promoted Captin Let Rifea
steoid Lieutenant John Jones promoted sfsi Lieutenant
secOfd Lieutenant rhonas Dosn promoted F Lieaeaaat
Second Lieutenant p Potter promoted FiTst Lieutenant
seeoLG Lieutenant r. tsiy promoted Firs L,ea,ensaI
Sergeant Major Huston Webb,l Secoud LsueaA
fiI't serseaHt j. X Chichester promoted Secosd Lieu
Ft Sergeant O. Besrnie promoted Second Leu,eu.st
SeT,eebt Gacdp-r promoted Second Lieutenant.
Ssgeaut Robert Millsan promoted Lieut-na1t
PnvsIe Geo FHrsn pIouo-l Second Lsutsns Arller,
Private W m. La sfoid promoted second LisatensnI
Private A. Moore promoted Second Lieutenant
Private Chas. Gordon promoted Secopd Laru,ensnt
Prvste James Coleman promoted Secood Lieutenant.
Private W. h Mathews Proulored Second Lieu,ensnt
Pnvste o0per promoted second Lieutenant
Private trsrcs Peters promoted second Lieutenant
Private James W. Halliday romored
Second Lieutenant hoot promoted Assistant
eTal, with rsik Of Captain.
Second LeuteLsnt George Gst promoted First Lleatsnan
ard spICiIttd Aid 10 the GoueTl
L. Nor,s Walker appointed Captain and Ala to the Genera
Henry Hart appointed Second Lieutenant of Artillery
Captain Henry Dusshbury sppoiHtsd Assistant Geo
esl
Calvin ONes appointed Aide Camp TO the General, suL
Of NsJor.
A Swiugls appointed Cspt,iu Of Ordinance.
J. 7. Coleman promoted n ~ Lieutenant CornpsnyF r.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-01
UNITED STATES AND COSTA RIGA.
MURDER or AMERICAN CITIZENS.

Letter Of tie american Minister to Presideat Mora.
REPUBLIC OF NIcARAGUA,(
GRANADA, Tuesday, April Is, 1856. }
This day came before me Charles Mahoney, native
and ctzen of the State 0f Pennsylvania aged 50 years
who being duly sworn, said That he has been tor the
last four years in the employ Of the Transit Company
the lsthmus a. an engineer, ana az sucn was etn
ployed Superintendent for building the wharf a.
Virgin Bay; that Monday morning, the 7th day of
April 1885, the Army OF Costa Rica, headed by John
X. Mora, the President of Costa Rica, entered sad
Virgin Bay. The deponent was standing in front OF
the Office of the Trabsit Company in company with
Aaron B. Cooley and John Brown, employees of said
Tran,t Con psny also The troops of Costa Rica i'm
medatoy surrounded the Office and an order o fire
was given by the officer IN command, when o. least
one hundred shots were fred three Of the balls sr9et
this deponent, but not wounding him severely, and
killed Peter Malone, q citizen Of New York, a stone
quarter, in service Of the Transit Company, aged
about 60 years.
?. Michael Long. sso citizen of New. York, aud
in the service Of the Transit Company, aged about ~
3. Thomas Walsh, al-O citizen of New,iork, and
the service Of the Transit Company sged ~ yeais
4.- Wilson, a native Of Easton, Ps., an1 IN tne
service Of the hotel of John MyaId, carpenter oy
5. 4 IA. native Of New-York, aged about ie, name
not known -
g. Thomas Hannegan, native of New-York, in the
service of the Tranfit Company, aged IL. -
T. Thomas Lloyd, citizen of New York, and IN tne
service of the Tran-it Company, aged 40 yesr.. Il,
q A led, citizen OF California owner OF saw-mHi
aged IS.
g. - Kenan, citizen of Pennsylvania, aged 80.
All Of whom died immediately lexcept Long, w~
lived OF 10 hours, from the effects OF SAID snoe
Aso Michael Kstchford citizen Of jersey Cny, wS
wounded, and another man, unknown 10 TINS e.Po".s,
attached 10 Mr. Lads saw-mil. None OF these per
sons killed or wounded bad any arms, or made any ~
sistance Of eny kind whatever .,o,s
The forces then broke open the door. OF the s'o.I
broke open trunks and robbed the dead persons anu
others Of money and valuable, watches ana Seny
ON the following morning the steamer virgin csme
INTO bsrbor spd ths deponent was sent by an ofh;d
to neques the Captain 10 come ashore; ne S. wen
Gotta Rica in Virgin Bay and came with the steam"
TO this place. o.. p;o. ,ro,r,. ,v., .,h.rocs
"a s.ysoe for after tie unarmed persons were 80.
and law gsspipg for life on the ground they orusAy
e.shbed The wounded through and through, mssy
I'm, = v itb bayonets and swords. n,
This deporent has heard since he left Virgin Day
that all the American citizens left resident 10 's
Bay including four ladies and one infant, have ,a
abo murdered by the Costa Rca troops-ost ~ ,;s 20
bas been communication since he cannot s 49, ~
it, correctness and he verify believes that "a. .;n..
and property of all American citizens are ~ e'''''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-01
PROMOTIONS In THE ARMY.

TAKEN FROM TIE GENERAL ORDERS OF THE ARMY.
The list annexed contains all the promotoIs
H. fusIer sion OF the pareT Of the 22d u March:
FIRST Lie utensnt John 81 Baldwin promoted Captain OF Co.
b, LiEht lrfs Itry Battalion
First LeuenanI John B. Green promoted Captain Of Co d.
Rife Battalion.
Second Lieutenant Edward Maxwell promoted First Lieu
iebsnt 90. u, Rife Bsttson. -
Louis Listener sppoiL,ed Second Lieutenant OF Oo -
Fir.t Rife Battalion.
William MsOn sppOia,ed Captain Go. o, First Rihe Bat
TALON.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-01

= Al the American HOWL ana eone
S.h,v xosnSed went on eoare aS IN ne,t dav 10 As,o
&spbs, shd OIL matter ,he conduct OF the Pol oe
vsl In t'e sss most blamable, and the whole dif-
ovr might have been seued without nss OF iue IL
nesny se and he authoriie- hal done their duty.
sn w. are unfortunately unable TO give the names o.
.,s murderd passengers, as the bodies were not rec
ocnizsd. We only know of .,o
EopyRr MARKS from Pennsy lnia, aged aoon, =,
vaiobnan of the Railroad Company, shot throos" '"'
stomach. ..i,on, in Pan
ANA. ,,, Cartel aud
- Stokes, a passenger per steamer ''''''
one Of Gen. Walkers recruits
Twelve Others unknown. r Mime died on
Since then ALEXANDER SWEET 9i .nnnds in the
the l7th lie bad received ,ne, noaetured wounds in
right hip, beside severai se'"0
the fac. and tresst. - .n only record the names
Anopk -" p.rIr a oeseendent OF toe on . e. " 80 80
OF NAIHAF HD.1 in American naval history, nv NV
kmv IN the X. X. Co. HVte, bt sr,;, right shoulder
gmt g.Igs mu,k.t balls in bis nghI ai"' "e'' ''
ana Pex tP,pe l. ONEIL, q resident ct New iors & ,or
n,,'sye wears and clzen OF N,". ioih O.'{,
" e. received more than thirty detiuct "ouhus
rno Sam bnIle,s and son from knives his scap ana
, tb,ongb 20 that the brain ia visible, his nan
~, 70 pieo.s. bullet wound in the arm, another IN
the chest. A., r, . hruo.
xoupd in the ar1npit the ball lodging in the scapult
NJ ar the spine having passed through the upper lobe
of tie left lung; beside Others, under Dr. Barker scare
AT the American Hotel lie Mr.. w. A. FEssER, gun
,hot wound in the chest and the Rev. JJln SeNwoId
eat about the head and hands; btside these, aooet
forty more or less wounded, went OFT In the John L.
W. take the opportunity Of mentioning here, that
DR.. T. C. BARKrR, resident physician to the Kalroad
Company, at Panama, Was actively engaged IRON the
time The hst wounded brought IN, IN attending
TO the sofeIers and doing all IN his power to alleviate
their PAIN ard was engaged until late hour on
board of the TObOga steamer. Having omitted n our
former notice to mention DR.. Barkers name, we take
the earliest opportunity do justice to gentleman,
and physician who, during his long e'idence on the
IsthuLs has yer been known to finch from his duty
or his kind attentions 10 the sick.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-01
TIE NICARAGUAN WAR
nisasters and Downfall Of Walker
wsrrcHeo MATERIALS OF HIS ARMY.

,,,.,o,v Of MS Recent Msvemeu1s.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

SHERIFF'S SALE.
The State of Louisiana Parish of East Fcliciana.--
eth District Court No 223l.
r. c. Campbell vs. Eunicc l.. Field.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of leri facias issued in the
ID above entitled sut, to me directed by the Homo
rablc Court aforesaid, have seized and will offer
for sale at the door Of the court house in said parish
on the ..
FIRST SATURDAY, OF FEBRUARY. 1856,
at ii o'clock a. m all the right, title, interest and
claim of the defendant, Euniec l.. Field in and to
the following slaves, to wit;
Man Price, aged 3S years,
Man John, aged 80 years,
Man Charles aged % years,
Boy Harry aged Is years,
Woman Sarah, aged 40 years.
Girl Sally, aged years,
Woman Rose aged 40 years,
Woman Caroline, aged 40 years.
| Property seized hy order of plaintiffs attorney
to satisfy plaintiffs demand aud all costs
Terms Of sah-Cash, with the benefit Of apnraise
ment. b. N. G. BROWV,
| dec 20. 1855 He# Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
LEGAL SALES.
sHERIFF's SALE.


The State Of Louisiana. Parish of East Fclcinna.
9TH District court. No 1853. ''
y. IfTeE NJ. Harris vs. g. W. Catlctt. -5 II iL.
DY VIRTUE of a writ Of seizure and sale
~ issued in the above entitled suit, directed
by the Honorable court aforesaid to the sheriff Of
the parish aforesaid viii offer for sale at the door
OF the court house in said parish. on the ~.
FIRST SATURDAY OF FEBRUARY 1885. d
Mt II o'clock n. m all the rpht. TITLE interest and
claim of the defendant g. W. Cailett, In and to the
following property to wit: lt l5.l l03i oA
All that certain portion Of the lot Of ground,
I, Conveyed to Catlctt by Peacock. lying
4 md being in the Town Of Jackson, said
Parish and known on the igurative plan
Of said town, as the western portion Of
Lot No Q. in Square No. Q. Of donated
lands. having front Of 2Sfeet by depth
of15O feet, together with all the improve
ments thereon. ...
Terms Of Sale.-Cash. with the beucnt Of nnrraisc
mont. HH5tHH nTF e. aa b. NJ. G. BROWN. f
dec 20. 1855 Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
SuERIEE,S SALE.


The state Of Louisiana Parish of East Fclciana :
7th District court No 203l.
John i. Mccoy, G. r. Mccoy transferce, VS., Eli L..
IIaygood and wife.
DY VIRTUE Of writ of iicri facias, issu-
" cd in the above entitled suit, aud to me
directed hy the Honorable court aforesaid / have
seized and will offer for sale Mt the door of the court
house in said Parish. on the
FIRST SATURDAY, IN FEBRTARY, 1856,
ut II o'clock M. all the right title. interest, aud
claim. of Eli l. Haygood and wife. in and to the
following described property to wit
+" A certain Lot Of Ground acquired by w.
II. Rist of J. W. Taylor, by purchase, be-
ing square acre, situated, lying, and being,
in said Parish, in the vicinity Of the town of
Clinton, laid off in the following manner, ia
wit to front on the road leading from Gin.
ton to Liberty, commencing on said road
ten feet from the north cast corner of Au.
guste Rist's lot, and running wcstwardly
parallel with said line of Augllste Rist, keep
ing the same distance from the said line ior
the purpose Of n passage way between. so fal
as by making the other sides equal will just
make one acre Of ground, having the main
road aforesaid for its eastern boundary.
Also: all the buildings and improvements there
on, and all the rents and revenues accrninl
thcrcfrOm.
Terms Of Salc--Cash, with the benefit Of appraise
mnnt B. NJ. G. BROWN.
i dec %. 1855 Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
PLANTATIONS FOR SALE.

+ OFFER. at private sale. tie place where now re-
J. side situate IN the Parish Of East Fcl'ciana on
tha waters Of Bluff Creek. ten miles south cast Of
the town of Clinton. containing two sections, with
all the improvements thereon. consisting Of good
dwelling, out houses. gin and mill, 2iO acres being
cleared; the place is healthy location. well tim.
bercd and watcred, and isas desirable MS any in tho
parish Either one or both sections will he sold. to
suit purchasers. Also that fine tract of land on
which the late Elizabeth Chnney resided sold at
Prob,tc sale on the 24th November last situate Oh
the Amic river, In the ahovenamcd Parish 13 miles
from tho town or Clinton, containing GAO acres.
good dwelling. gin, negro cabins. and other ont
houses. between two and three hundred acres being
open and under good repair. For terms apply ia
the undersigned, on the premises. .5 ~. ..
dec Is DAVID NJ. CTTANEY.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
LAND FOR SALE.

ONE section of land. situate in the Parish Of East
" Fcliciana. within five miles of the town Of Clin-
ton with all tie improvements. necessary for com
fort or convcn nee. the same being in good repair
Also: A section of land. In the Parish of East I,a-
ton Rouge. near Greenwcll springs.
Both sections will be sold on reasonable terms
For further particulars enquire at this Office. 10
PENS, PENCILS, & PEN HOLDERS.
TUST received. a great variety of Pens. Pencils,
d and Pen holders, Of cverv shape and kind. Eve
ry body can be suited. Call and buy.
oct Ia aa In. LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

TTWLNTY bales India Bagpiuo. for sale by
] MILLS. CLEVELAND b Co.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
NAUMAN & STRAUSS,
DEALERS IN
Fine Watches. Jewelry, Rooks, Stationery,

Fine Watches, Jewelry, Rocks, Stationery,
6isr4 AND FANCY ARTICLES,
TTAvE received from New York, a new anf
I'll complete assortment Of Goods, to which
they invite the attention OF the people Of Cir
ton and vicinity, and the ladies especially.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c. comprising T. T.
Cooper, Tobias. and real Joserh johnson
movements; Swiss and English Levers, to-.
gcther with splendid stock Of Eastern yai
JEwELRY, of the latest style and hest finish,
SILVER + PLATED WARE, all descriptions.
Tou.Er ARTICLES Perfhmery, Hair Oil, Po-
matum, Fancy Soap and Extracts, direct from
Hnrrson.s manufactory. ar 4nrts
Work Boxes, Port Monnaes, Fine Pocket,
Books .r.. .f..a. n, s5-ag t.I,, s6.f .ft
CARp CASES: silver, pearl, and shell. ollr..,
RAzoRs \ KNIVES, Rogers best brand. u,
Books, consisting Of standard and miscclla-
ncons works. -...... I5T
ScHooL Books, recommended for their high
and instructive character E
Poems, of American and British authors.
NOVELS latest and best published, with .
great variety Of other interesting reading.
Music; fine lot Of sheet music, embracing
pieces from the most gifted composers.
We have suitable arrangements to procure
hooks, so that orders left with us will be
promptly filed
HS~Watches and Jewclry carefully repair
cl nv the hest Of workmen and warrnated
We solicit share Of the public patronage u
feeling convinced we shall be able to give en-
| tire satisfaction. s..r..rf
| neg-Al articles sold warranted as repre-
scntcd, or the money refunded
reD-Sgn of the BIG WATCH. east Of the
Public Square, opposite the Post Office
| ic9 NAUMAN & STRAUSS. ta
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
TERMS.

Tsr "FELICIANA DEMOCRAT" will be pub
u,hed every "WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, at THREE
Dollars per annum. payable in advance. Two cop
l.. will be furnished for FIVE DOLLARS. t
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted ut One Dollar per square
TWELVE Il lines or less,) for the first insertion,
and Gftv cents for each subsequent one.
The Fee for announcing candidate for Office will
). TEN Dollars, payable in advance