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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

LIVERPOOL, Oct.
CoTro,-The marke, opened buoysn aud speculative de-
maud pru1g the sdvces by the Persia but upon the
advance Of the of discount BY the Bank OF the
Furops The sales days amounted to about sO
bales including some eo to PeeGsSrs and 10 rs
nominal Where sales made, previous rates were
obtained.
BREADsrUFFs.-Messrs Richardson, Spence az Co.,
Richardson Brothers and Others rePor. iul ins
choice lots which and frm Wssern Cana, ~
5o6 Ohio So as, "a s5 @5eas o " xe d oDo :.
white gG9 and for choice. lndian Con IN ian Iql.st
at Sc 6I5 quarte for mixed SIG for yel'~ and a. si3
' PRoyisIoys Beef quiet and unchanged but tend
Ing downward PoEi dull Bacon in limited demand a. ssesdy
end quotation. nominal MessI Bigsnd Attya Co. report
considerable improve meni in Lsid sman & .as :. & a. n for
Pearls Spirits Of rmpentinesmsl sales Il SO saSs k9'ln .
in fair 6a4 for Common Nothing dpi n mi. 06s
rorin. at II g; sales Of Baltimore al s40 "o" 'esus
LosDoE PRoDUcL Misunderstanding dull, aad
Wheat cheaper Sugar very dull aad 4s E~eT ., ,ne
sales nearly all was withdraw Consg Ts fnh
Sers progress and isr spirit prsvsed Pee, were a. ws
in ady'sss s G the the .qy '1Ts To% sl
Y C. LIssEEp OIL nOmipsl Scotch rig dkos " UoIo
GIAssOw PIG Iron MARKET.-Ihe market had
h NH sepre,.ei but on the l3th slight recovery too
MACE ard coed deal Of business was done eo was onssd
but holders wanted o.
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. li-3 p. N.
Co1roy very quiet TO day, but prices firm, owing to
light stocks.
BRKADsTUPFs-Flour quiet. Wheat declining
tepdency. Corn steady.
Provisions without change from yesterday.
LONDON, 2 P. m. Wednesday.
Console for money, S7i dss.
Consols for account, 68l
The Times Vienna correspondent reports grea
pressure in the monetary and commercial world at tina
place. Very high rates of discount were being paid
Two large houses had suspended. The great house
Poskowatz at Pesth had faied-many cotton and sill
manufacturers were expected to follow.
| The Ariel was reported of Southampton this morn
| ing, but it proved to be false.
| No news Of the City Of Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

| Ire race for re y-.A' Csssrori'ch HasSic.o .
| Ntwusike, resulted in ne triumph Of Mr.. Te,
| B-cetks "Priorets Thi'.yNoW no. ses ran, and o
| ihe fist st.erp ihese wss Gesd esss 6etwee
Froles' Fl Iat;m snd Qgee, Scss. Tse dsciii'
iace between ,hese ttrse WOO NeNefiy oy fnCre
| ty l.rgih ard half The succsss OF the Amerca
hofse was greeted with great chserAs saa y res
inn edsie became frst fsvori,e the Deting ior N
ChDbn0sesbne stakes to be run for st Sewmafkes o.
he .1ib of October. Before the race l6u to va
aiG Against PrCr.ss. The value Of he Stakes e
crsdto c2. sterling.
The celebrated American horse Lecomese dad II q
sd etsSk Of cole. The horse Pryor had been ST
ont Il all his ergsgements for the presert yesr.
Mr.. !, u. Archibald, rstive OF Noya.Scotia, sa
foTmery Attorney General Of Newfoundland bss been
sppt irss bTitlsh Consul 81 Newfork.
Tile Earl Of Fi,zbsrdrse died on the 10 h inst.
The newly & ned "Nstional Association for the
promotion OF Socal Science, was naly lnaugu-ated
ty public meeting al BIN rgham On the Eth rst.
LORDS Brousham John Rus,sll S.anlsy a1d other in-
fuol.ia II en were iu attendance and the meeting
expected 20 extend over week. The Aseooislion
proposes 10 oceupy the giouId 10 se,7al snd moral
science which Tx Brsh Association br!d in re>p.ci
10 the mole nls:Jra sciences.
The London TNts, in leading article IN the sup
ply of cotton, says:
- Ii sprears to Us ths. ii one America y no suf-
cient sLd we want second, We can harciy do better
than take the trst eur model We know OF scores
Of spos where the col and the climate ~ good ~
IN Georgia. and though perhaps cotton of the very be.
qusy is not to be raised every where upon tie in
start have great faith in the powers of cultivation
But oil and climate not enough Capital energy
and organization will be called FOR stil or shall get
no eeton 10 speak of and it happers that in Of
the countries otherwise lifted Tor the purposes 10 ques
on ale these requisites be found among the native
possessions. The qualities which enable Americans
10 send cut Nil ors of bses every year not ois
coverab,e IN Ilindoos and Borpeans, and as they
not indigenous they ust Leeds be imported. England,
IN short must iuG money mac l'nery ana wits ard IT
these are esrred 10 welseeced territory. where
there is good land and abundant labor, we may socn
be aLe to dismiss our alarms about the production OF
cottor."
Tie Rev. DR.. Livingston addressed numerous
meeting Of the merchants of Live trpool the l'sh
INST upon the development of the interior of Africa
for missionary and commercial purposes. His @gl-
4 euts the same as those advanced in his Sd-
dresses at Mar che ster and elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
THE CHICAGO FIRE.

The Chicsgo papers Of the e3d and 9th, ccs'ss
full accounts of the burial Of the bodies Of the victims
Of the late copfagrsion in that city and Of the IN
quest which is still proceeding.
The funeral obseques were performed in the opes
air. platform had been erected in the Court-ioass
square and org before the hour appointed the grouads
streets, windows ard house-tops were filed with IN
anxious Il ropg. After the services, which were con-
Quoted by & sumber Of clergymen, the procession
moved through the TO the cemetery. Many Of
the principal streets were draped in mourn ins, aud the
flags of the various vessels aoated a. balf-msst.
The corpse Of ID. &. Emerson, late Of Lswrsrce,
Mess was buried with Masonic houors, deceased AAv.
ing been member Of the Order. The bodies Of Rsrs
s Bsinufn and T.. X. Clark of Utica, Abrsm Bogst
of hs city, and A. ii. F. Corning Of Troy. hays boes
GENT home for ipterment.
From the facts already developed In the inquest u
srpcars impro bable that the fire the wSrk Of
an ircendisiy. Some facts not particularly tt The
credit of the Chicago young have been DEVELOPED
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR ruso,y.

fOh tCE0PT.
II, gsneerbit steamship vanaerbT. ,.ied from III.
port on SATURDAY uncer the command OF Csp,ais ~
ward Rgginr for Hsvre and Soushsup,o. c.r,,;.,
out resry SIX hundred cabin and steerase pssssaxsss
and letter Ssgs maze up s. the sgents Office Ams.x
the passengers was As Hosrner. the Amesicaa scav.
uess.
DzryNrIos OF tHE ATLANTIC.
Tie Colins steamship A Ism 10 Was 10 have depxtei
az rcon en- Saturday 'or Liverpool, urdsr conms.i
Of Captain Eldriege, with ne Europtsa mails and IN
pn nstrgers; bu, st II q. m VA discovered that sAA
"crees tail 10 Der achn.ry was cracked. Tsis
very por6erou' piscc Of metal. weighing sbost for
turE Fwtl Rave 10 be taken out ard replaced BY
rev cne, ready, which vii occupy from three 70
four days.
Al the time this ssedeut WAS discovered vesy
leayy sad important NAL isy On the cock Of the teot
Of Csral street ard the agent of the Nsnderesh ~ss
rotif,d Of TIE fact A. well Of the accident 20 the
steamer with Ieque.t that the etters shoaid be
Forwarded in the vstderbili. Thi. message rssshed
Mr.. Toirtrce few inuss before noon, JUS. % the
VsrdeIbi,, was about to ,al. Captain Higgics ws
in diaey requested TO delay hi. departure ua tAs
sctr al state of affairs could be msee known 70 the
Pos' Office authorities.
Til Postmaster Of this city having ascsrtsiaed thea
the Atlantic would be detained for at lesst three daJs
teeenphed The fact to Washington, ard added .hak
Mr. Vanderbilt had offered to carry the Atlsntic's
mails for This trip for the compensation paid 10
Mr. Collins per trip, and also that the Vanderbilt leg
with steam up awaiting IN answer. Aaer tbs VandS-
bill bad waited for two hours the wires brought bsak
tie following reply:
Responsibility Of a IA lure is wi Collins and uss
Navy Department. We have no funds to pay oot d.
This message was received ir NewYoIk about
O'Clock in tie af eInoon, and in consequence OF u tAs
Vanderbilt set out at full speed fer Southsmptos.
leaving tie mails Of the Atlantic behind.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
INDIA.
STATE OF THE INSURRECrON.

Telegrapbic dispatches in anticipation of the over
land mail reached London on the llth, with da'es
from Bombay to the 18th, Madras 10, and Calcutta,
Spt 10.
The intelligence from Delhi e1tendsto Aug. 80. Tae
siege train was expected 20 reach the English camp
on Sep. 3, after which the place would probably be
Immediately assaulted. On Aug % body of rebels
who left Delhi with the object of interceptng the siege
train were attacked by Gen. Nicholson at Naja[shar,
and utterly defeated with loss Of all their guns.
On Sept. ] Gen. Outram was at Allaaabad with
strong retnforcements, ard expected 20 reach Gavin
PORE on the 9th.
Gen. Hsveock gained his ninth victory on Aug. l6,
driving the rebels from strong position near Binoor
which they desperately defended.
After the battle be retired to Cswrpore, where ne
awaited reenforcements before advancing TO the relief
of Lucknow. The garrison at Lucknow held bravely
out and no doubt was entertained of their beipg able
to DO so until relief arrived, which expected TO be
about the middle of September. The garrison had
made second successful sore, in which two guns and
large quantity Of provisions were captured.
The Dinapore mutineers had again been defeated by
Major Eyre, and were trying to make their way to
Delhi.
At Agra all was well.
The 5lst Native Infantry mutnied at Peshawsr Aug.
2s, but by the following day the mutiny was complete
ly crushed. Mutnies of portion of the 10th Light
Infantry at FeIozepore, and part of the 18th at
Abzura had in like manner been promptly suppressed.
AT Neemuch part of a squadron of the ID Bombay
Light Cavalry mutinied aud the troopers were dis
armed.
The rebels from Dude were threatening A-ahabad
ard DenaIes, aud these places were being put in a
state Of defense. Large bodies of troops were mach
ing fIom Calcutta toward AlahabGl
TIE remaiIder of the Jondpoe Legion had mutinied,
but no further outbreak had occurred in the Bombay
army.
The Madras Presidency, toe Puujaub, Central India
and the Blndecund remAined tranquil.
The Mchuuan lhohdAsl had passed OF quietly ir
all parts of India.
Lord Egn left Calcutta on the ID of September fol
Hong Kcpg.
Hs stated that the troops at BhOp.ul had rsbelsd
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
INTERESTING NEWS FROM INDIA
The British more successful.
LUCKNOW NOT YET TANeN'
THE KING OF PRUSSIA LIKELY TO Die.

TIE Collins steamship Baltic, Capt. Comstock, nom
Iiverpool at about O'Clock the afternoon oi OCT.
"a arrived here at p. mS yesterday, bringing lou
psssesgers, and f72 629 in specie on freight.
The screw steauer Jura arrived at COX from 81.
John, N. B., ou the llth inst.
Trs steamer Borpssia, from Hsmburgh iof New
York put into Liverpool to repair damage 10 her pro-
peIler, and sailed again for New York on the iih'
The American chip Lexington, recently reported
..bo,e on the west c,s of Ireland after having been
GOT of was totally lost near vaiertia Isaud as she
Was bein towed to Liverpool, snd three men were
drow,.d The bswse1 bioke during violent Storm
and TIE ship sunk
The .6p Red Jacket, from Melbourne, arrived at
Jjve,poo Oct ID with 20, 900 ounces Of gold Dates
Anticipated.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

A PoLIc1nAs srABBED-Abou, IL O'CLOCK n"
Dob, di,turbsrce and free fight took place negro
S,ncs.bou,e in Thomas street. Two colorsd ruian'.
49,, o1reros at the lapdlsdy, began TO do
onE.s the fixtures Of the house. Officer
ma., I,ons n the Fiah Precinct, was called
'ss n On entering the house the two ruaans
-. -. on him. One Of them stabbed him across ths
.Ldomep with huge knife, bat owing to the thickness
~ III. clothes the wound inflicted was not very serious.
The ether rufian meanwhile struck the officer In tho
face. and cut BIN badly with brass kruckes. By this
time assistance came, wheteupon thsrufisns fed sad
were pursued, but only one Of them was captured
Mr. Daggett was taken 10 the S.aii.n House. He D"
seriously injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

TIE SfCRYTARY on WARS VIST TO fHg FoRriFI
CATIONS Is orr HARBoR. TX Governor Floyd. Scc-
retsry of War, accompanied by Gen rot,eo, Col
Law Major Barrsd ard Lieut.. McFurston OF Gsa.
SCOTS Staff the Comnsuder in Chief being prevcated
by ndi.positi)n from being prssen On Friday visited
FoIt Hsmltcn aud Fort Richmond, a. preyiIusly
noticed for the purpose II making inspection OF tho
col dnon Of those works Of defense. On Saturday
moining the Secretary and attending suite Of officers
tnued their tour Of inspection BY visirg Governcrs
/ sLd Shortly after 10 O'Clock a. the party sip-
barked on board the Ofceis barge from the Battery,
ard on landing tLey were received by . guard of
honor, while salute Of twenty one guns was fired
from Castle William; after which, Major Cady, Com
mandart Of Governors Island, aud Capt. Jones, con-
Quoted the party tothe headquarters ofthe former, where
t.ey mar "a for brief period. They neIt proceeded
20 the Green, or Parade Ground where the troops.
comprising about SOC men, many Of whom were raw
recruits, were drawn up in line for review under
CONN and Of Capt Jones' assisted by Lieuts Banger.
Moore, Howard, Hall, Ofby, Peck, Conrad, Daudy
and Roam. Tke Governors Island Band was on the
ground, and discouIsed some fine music. After the
review the Secretary fret visited the Hospital COS
taiping about twenty patieD's-the souh battery
where about 100 music boys are comfortably qustsied.
The party then proceeded TO EoIt Columbus, when
the band struck up, and continued 70 pay oup8 INC
visit Of the Secretary WHO mantle his satisfaction
with IL te condition of everything in that quarter. The
men were here drawn up in their rooms, each ose BY
the tide Of his own bed, and the Secretary entered
thsy rsspect, ely uncovered their heads. The rooms
looked remarkably reat and clean, and The library,
with its supply Of books and magazines newspspers.
&c. showed that the troops pay some attention 70 the
cultivation Of the mind as well as study military
tactics. The kitchens, bakery and mess rooms, re-
ceived particular attention Of the Secretary, who took
occasion to test the quality Of the bread soup, 90,
furnished to the troops and which he pronounced 70
he a. good as any one need TO eat.
The Secretary mex. visted Castle William (erecsed
in 1907 which mounts IS guns-fi-pounders on the
Iower tier, 3j-pouDdes on the second tsr. and
"a FOUNDERS on the upper tier. y reference 70 the
strength Of the structure, Gen. Totu remarked thai
al the guns in the fort had been fred simultaneously
without affecting it. Some improvements are con-
tmplaed, however, and at present some repairs TO
| tie top are being made.
incense quence Of greater length Of time having
been occupied in the inspection OF these iorneson
than was expected, the visit TO Bedloe's Island WIS
| postpored until to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

Iodass IA The interior, 'siips sivsnsss. o. IL. q.
turbsrces, entered vidsge some Ssty nix, 6,u,
Merida with friendly manifestations. asd Aay., s.l,,x
admission to the heuses, commenced 20 .issshter p~
wonan and children Unfortunately. ver, f.v ~.
osptd More Eve bur drsd bodies bad been fo.,s
ard more were being eisocvsred daily in he wso<.
Were they had attempted 10 escape, but ben oysr.
tAken and murdered Many OF he bodies vers nut.
iatsd IN the most shocking manner. TAs eeaar.S
stoat the middle OF sep,.mber
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

Rr1rRsIsc EmeRAs1s.-Ths clippersbip preai'
nsught sailed from this port on Saturday Iol - a.
pool, with three hundred and forty pa1se,se 49,.
largest number ever taken in sailing ve',e, nOa
country to Europe Most Of the Boston aaa .s'-.,.
packets now take out goody numDe' " s
Who. s,ausd q the bard bmes' Nspa' us~''
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
LATER FROM YUCATAM

by the brig Mountain Eagle, Capt hiiiA''' A''''
Sissl, We have dates TO Sept 20. An
The Csmpeachy armed brig Union wS -, Ia a. Iass
back and forth in the port of Seal As11s "aa sr
no discharge of shots between the O. anu us, 80 .Sn-
dsys. The forces of the belhgerens wei, " ~.
distance from Camresehy, bu. dong nO'hns tas ,ns
schooner ths. had been armed by Csmp'scn5 ~. rs.
.,l.s for New Orleans ss her regular haslness' Ia'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
SPAIN

Accounts from Madrid to Oct. represent that
Bravo Murilo would most likely be charged by the
Queen to form new Cabinet.
The departure Of Count Mrssol for Cuba to replace
Gen Concha WAS regarced certain.
Ii vas laid that Sensr Aalfor, Governor of Madrid,
was about 10 IesigD.
Madri. letters OF the Sth repsrt that Bravo Muilo
had bad an interview with the Queen, and had de-
clned TO undertake the formation of q Ministry.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
RUSSIA.

A teegraphic dispatch announces that Prince
GoltchakoT lad addressed col fdr ntial circular
latirg to the Stuttgardt interview, to the Russian
Ministers at foreign Courts. Ii is said TO be extremely
pacific and to commend the maintenance OF existing
treaties.
The Emperor and Empress had made their solemn
entry into Warsaw and it is said that their reception
Oh the part of the population more friendly than
any Russian monarch has ever met with before IN the
Polish capital.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
PRUSSIA.

The health Of the King had undergone some i'm
provement after copious bleeoi,g Ills nialsdy
&c zion ofthe brain.
Gen. Won Reyer Chief Of the Grand g neral stit
of the Prussian Army, is dead.
dispatch from Berlia reports hs King h,de
better, although still in great dsngsr
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
ITALY

Reports were current Of apprehended di.turbsnees
in parts of ay, ard the authorities we're on the
alert.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
CHINA.

There is no mail from China. the connecting steame
not having reached Ceylon
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

GENERAL PANIC ALL OVER EUROPE.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
PERSIA.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IIerat was evacuated by the Persi,n troops July q
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

WORSE RoUBLEs AHEAD.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

RISE IN ISTEREsT-cOMMERcIAL EXPLOSIONS
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

Effect of the American Bankruptcy
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

The American Sculptor, Mr.. Thomas Crawford died
in Louicn on the 10Th inst., q. the Ase oil - years
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-04

ON SIGHT AND on DEMAND-One Of "Por-
tcrs" staff is responsible for this anecdotc:
Judge C, q well known highly respect
cd Knickcrbocker on the shady side of fifty,
n widowcr with five children-full of fun and
frolic, ever ready for joko-to give or take,
was bantcrcd the other evening by miss of
five and twcLty, for not taking another wife;
she urged that he was hale and hearty and
deserved matrimonial mcssmate. The Judge
acknowledged the fact; admitted that he was
convinced by the eloqncnce Of his fair friend
that he had been thus far very remss, and eX-
pressed contrtion Gov the fault confessed; end
ing with Offering himself to the lady, telling
her She could not certainly reject him after
pointing ont to him his heinous offence,
The lady replied that she would be most
happy to take the situation so uniquely advcr-
tisod and become bone Of his bone and flesh
of his flesh; but there was one, to her, serious
obstacle
"Wcll" says the Judge "Name it, My
profession is TO Surmount such impedments."
"Ah. Judge, this is beyond your powers. l
have vowed if / ever marry widower he
MUST have len Children
"'Icn children! Oh! that's nothing" says
the Judge, "Il give you five now, and my
Mates on demand in installments for the bal
ancc." Fact!
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-04

TuE STATE or loukAN, ! nth District Court.
PARISH 0F EAsr FE IcIASAl
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, hat W. Richardson
" has applied to this Court for letters Of admins
traon upon the estate Of Thos. 4. Brannon. deccas
cd, which win he granted in ten days from e pub
lication Of This notice unless l"aally opposed.
Feb. ~ 1857. Wm PATTERSON, Clerk.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-04
WANTING TO HIRE.

TIGlIT oy Ten stout Negro mon for tha purpose Of
IL cutting cord wood on or near the banks OF the
Mississippi River, sis mlles above Baton Rouge. /
Twill pay the rates Of 5000 90 per year for good hands
they shall be fed bouatlil. and proper euro taken
of them. Those who have Negro men 10 hire must
apply soon. [jan 81 81 JOHN NETTLES.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-04
SHERIFF'!S SALE.

'1ii IIiA I ! - ,'ai i'iS'
'fuG STATE OF LOUISIANA. 7th District Court
PAEtsu o. Et>f iHLClANN( No. -GjD.
r. VI. McApn -. Il. j. Taylor.
Di VIRTUE Of Il writ Of II. IN. 10 mn directed in
aioro.aid h!yr seized on aud "ili ol!r NJ shcrii's
sale al The residence Of the defendant Il. J. Taylor,
in said Parish, Oh The
First SATURDAY in April, 1851,
at II o'clock, 4 W. all ihe right tite. interest and
clam Of the deteNlanl. in and to the following named
and icsertb d property. to wiz
Three head Of Horses, One Colt
Ten head Of Cattle more or less,
Two Yoke Of Oxen, One OX Wagon,
Twenty-Five head OF Hogs, more or less,
One Cotton Gin, and the interest of said
Defendant in Corn Mill, said interest being
one-haf.
TERMS oF SALE
Cash. With the boraft Il appuisrmcnt
march u 1857. y. u. G, BROWN, Sheriff
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-04
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given thai the partnership here
~ tolorc existing between Abram Meyer X Henry
Reiubarg, has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent.
Henry Reinburg. is alone authoriz d TO settle The
hus,ncs, Of tha late firm. AIR.NN }IlYER,
feb ~. I657. HENRY EEINEURG.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-04

An Irish ger teman, hearing of q friend
having a stone coffin made for himself, exclaim-
ed: "By me Sow, an that's good ideel--
shure, an as one coffin would last man his
liietimeo
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-04
NOI,ICE.

Succession Of william ". Dcauehamp.
DERSO%S having claims aauiut the above estate
| ar frreby requested TO present them. duly au-
indebted u aid estate ~" requested 10 make mmcd-
ate payment. MARY BEAlCllAAP. IntriX
january 3, ls51.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-04
TO TIE LADIES.

WE invite the attention of our lady purchasers to
w our stock Of Cloths. su9ble fer cloaks, man
Ties &c, &c, also, cioahs ard montIlas SIX aud
cloth together with an extensive assortment Of dress
and cloak trimming. bonnet ani sash ribbon Of every
variety Of which constant supply will be added
direct from thc importer B. LYONS.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-04
NOTIC,II.

A Ill persons having claims against the estate Of
IA Diana Cornelius. are hereby requested 10 pre-.
sent thcm Immediately 10 the nuderSenca.
JOHN McTEA,
Attorney fol- tlo heirs Or Diana Cornelius.
JAN 10. lSjI.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

TmE STATE OF Lor1srfNs. ! 9Th District Court.
PARISH or EAST FEILeMNt.(
In the matter of the succession Of Louisa Worsham
deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN hat John I. McKnec-
N ly has filed in this court final account of his
of the succession Of Louisa Worsham,
deceased which will be homologated in ten days
from the publication Of this notice unless legal op-
position hc made thereto.
march Zs. 1857. WV. PATTERSON, Clerk.
TuE STATE or LortsttSt. 1th District Court.
PAHIsu or EAST FGIIcIANA.
In the matter of the succession Of S. t. Watson,
deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Emily White
V head. admnistTaIriS Of the above succession hn.
eG in this court final account Of her administra-
iion Of the same which will be homologalrd in ten
days from h. publication Of this notice unless legal
opposition be made thereto.
march 2S. 1851. wv. PATTERSON. Clerk.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-04-04
NOTICE.

A IT.. persons are hereby warned not 70 trade for
"A a corta'n uote Of hand given IN favor of william
Woodward Of this parish for iorty-hgce dolials, 81
cts. dated Decemhat 18th, lSJG. signed BY me- as The
same is inin,l and Will not pay il,
march y. inj1. W. ". PlLkENlpa.