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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-16

;. .as..frSASc1xsIsc" IN LONDON. 80 The
financial circles of London were greatly
excited At lat accounts, owing to the dis
covery Of several enormous swindling
stock transactions and dcfalcations. One
projected banking concern had cheated
its dopes to the amount Of seventy lthous.
and dollars without taking the first step
sewsrds commencing business another
had closed ap after sinking its entire cap
nal Of miilion and quarter /; steamship
eoaspasy had been defraaded Of : quarter
of : million !; and m, Australian agricul-
sssal company had eqs,ndersd Two mil.
lioas Il dollars and seven thousand acres
Of bnd, The shareholders. meanwhile be-
;sg kept in profound iguoraace Of the
eoadition Of is affairs. s,,.f 100 81 . 7.si
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WILL ATTEND TO ALL

WILL ATTEND 10 ALL n
u hsd sof Machine Repairs entrusted TO my care q
Ut mud6ease chaseeB.F viii rDAkes Or furnish n VAp
order any kind Of Pew machinery that may he
wanted in ny line, low rates il be procured
elsewhere. :, ,Fs,zz, s.,fss = .issztsst ~es
N. B.-BRASS CASTINGS made to order At any time,
without delay. Z myl6-H. sssssT w. H. H. RIDER.
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Succession de john ii. Fields. decide
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Co,


ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour
IL du 5eme District Observation-Disclosures. Terrebonne
ATrESDU Que +. s G0ODE. de Ia dite Isafoisse ad-
nistraieur de la dits Sucressn jour depose bu
reu du Greffer lie Ia dite Cotr, Taieau final de
administration de Ia die Succession. deisndant quill soft
approuve Ct bomoogue- 7. ea1 ra .iFJ
En- consequence t0utes les pcrsonncs ineressAes sont
prevents notifies dc deposef leurs affections 81 Giles
ont, Phomongalion du dit Tablenu bureau du Grief
fer de la dte Cour Houma. dams les aents jouB Qui
suivant cette publication, .utreent e dit Tabeau
homoo:ue d'apn:> In loi. d, f. a,.4
-N Temoin main ct lie sceau de Ia dte Cour CO
peme jour de Maj, 1887. iS.as4 a1
w. Asst. II. NEWELL, Gfefier.
Succession Of p B. Roussel and r L. Rousse both deed
WHEREAS: Edward Du.and, Of the City Of New Or
leans Administrator Of the Estate Of r L. Russel and Of
L. Rmssel Administrator Of tine Esttte Of p Rons
sci, this day filed with the undersigned clerk Of said
Court his final taleau Administrator Of said succession
Now therefore, all interested hereby warned
and notified file their objections il any they have
The hOnoOsaton Of said account, it'll the Clerk Of said
conr at his office in Houma, within thirty days after
the first publication hereof otherwise the said will
be homOogate in due course Of law. s lt-}
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court,
81 his 9th day of May, 1857. : IA bi-s .zzs
@0 Asst H. NEWEL Clerk
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DR.. McLame's Vermifuse.

paroi<.e Terr,bonne, IS M,i. 1857.
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Houma. May 9Th, Is57-,d.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-14

tell on ihsni and tbsy again threatened 10 kll ne
when lswos ths I would never tel On them.
Ahsr that Sic ssH sgain caught hold Of ne when
Fife islsrered sud said I never would tell; We all
then vent % Wolf We got into the house BY 20
lug up a back alley, sad into the back door; we
went along the entry and up two pair Of Stain
before We got to the bed room. Il was dark.
but | think lhers vas three beds in The room, and
a man in one Of them ia tho corner; we all laid
down on Que bed, Stewart and Fife taking of
their boots and coats; the man did not spoaki %
laid over an hour. when We all got up together,
just bsfoFs daylight thaEapgssd
DOT want Wolfs family 10 see NE thera vie
asked Stewart where they would take me: Slew
ant answered and said to Alexsndefs tavern; We
thenwentdgwn aain to ths seilsIkRvVrt brew a
bucket Of water; they ddnot wash hsnselyes,
for they saw a light up stairs, which l also saw.--
They then hurried me OF aud TOOK me wihiu a
short distance Of Mrs. AlexaDder's, and showed
me the house and left me; az this time Stewart
rave the one dollar and Fife fty cents; they told o
me not to 90 TO the tavern Gill Eve oEsi1 O'Clock
but | went here Immediately and knocked; when T,
a man put his head out Of the window ! asked
him if that was a public house, and be came dewn
and let me in BY the bar.foom door, from thence
into the dining room; Mrs. Aiexahders sister eams
down shortly after, it Wis then Just getting hghts
she allowed that it was very early for people TO
get up; | said yes, Il was earlier than got up for
common: after breakfast / saw Fife; was sitting
in the dining room; he came into the bar room
and took a drink; | did net speak 10 him; lie .Was
in company with another man lthuk he wasl
lame; he had sandy whiskers and a cap on;.I
again saw bin in The bar room, but | did not
/ speak to him, again. taidio9l
About four weeks ago nv brother, Wm.Joues,
told Fife that my uncle " ilsou had money be
told him 50 at M fathers house. be stated that
he had uine or ten hundred dollars. | never was
married to Henry Flie--Jastice M'Nars, Of Wash.
ington county, declining 10 marry US Ga aceount
of Ills age, he being so young. 1 correct that
f part of nv former statement where went Gown
TO M'Keesport aud Stopped at VOLTS tavern, r.
| never was in VOLTS tavern, except on Friday
morning, and it was on Saturday instead Of Sun
day, that [ wei t 10 uncle George WiSoa's lido
not see Fife on Sunday m rnIngs as in my former
J statement nor is it correct in my former statement
from that part Of it where | walked TO McKees-
port, as | stopped at the bars as before mentioned,
until | was taken to Mrs. Alexander's the NOR
ming after The murder; aud that portion of my
former statement relative TO my brother William
Jones and James Williams killing uncle and aunt
IS not correct; the watch in my possession belongs
to myself, aud was given to me by Charles Be-
hanna.
: Der r,sf
CHARLOTTE PHONES,
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if.i gL- lftom tHe 4 Htsoui5h Aos1 may u
HORRIBLE MURDER IN ELIZABETH
| ToWNsHtP-BRoTHER AND SISTER
INHUMANLY MURDERED ESCAPE
OF THE SUPPOSED MURBERERS,
Iuteligerce reached the city yesterday afternoon
that a frighlful double murder had been commit
ted on Thursday night, or curly yesterday morn
ing. in Elizabeth township, We proceeded inn
me liateIy, on hearing Of the murder, to ascertain
the particulars which YegiYe below, From these
it ' II be seen that the murder is one Of the most
I~atrocious that has been committed in this county
for years. The murder Of Norcross which is again
exciting public attention, Palss ip significance when
compared with this foul and unnatural killing Of
two aged and almost helpless beings. No pun
ishmept Of the perpetrator can be too severe, and
We trustthat elribptiYe justice will speedily follow
The arrest. s Jay4eH sataa oolH5saI On.
Two old PEOPLE, brother and sister, snamOd
George and Elizabeth Wilson, who have ivedto
.gether for many yeaFaiinda house on the Monon-
gahelas river. were bratally murdered in their dwell
ling sometime between Thursday night and Friday
morning under circumstances which would lead to
ths belisfthatthe object Of the murderer was plum
ders The Wilson's, who were upwards of seven,
y years Of age have resided in the place for many
yeats, aud were highly esteemed by all as quiet
inOfensive neighbots-pot being known to have
had an enemy. The brother, Geo. Wilson, was
engaged in the business of making wooden pins
fot coil boats. and being Of an industrious and
II was supposed bad hcontriVed to
amass assmali sam TO be used ia'time of need.
About aiiweeE ago. a young woman, named
Charlotte jones', a niece Of the Wilson's, called at
their house on d visit. Her appearance there was
the sdbjectsof much gossip among the ueighbors,
from the fact that she had not visited them for
many months before. Her character was said to
be none Of the best, she having been leading a
dissolute hfe. On Sunday last, MI. William Me
Masters, who resides at McKeespott had a CON.
y~ersStiou with old Mrs. Wilson, during which she
informed him that Charlotte had told her she was
married. to a shoemaker named Fife, of Washing.
ton county that they were going to'remoye tic
MeKeesport, where her husband waste be eu
! | ployed and that her husband was to call for hel
on Sunday at Wilson's. Fifenot comingfOr her
she toll her aunt she would goto McKeesport
aud see what delayel him. She leftathe house
but her aunt observed that she did not take tn,
direction Of McKeespor. About daylght1 yes
lterdsy morning. She was met By Thomas PentoI
, her cousin, as sho was passing along abe road. ba
he didaOtsspeak with her. asst Istf,
Charlotte stopped at the public house, ola Mrs
ltAtexsuder, IL McKocsPort, yesterday morning
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wHlrE TRETh, PkRFuaED BREArH AND BsAurITrL
CoMPLExtoS-can be acquired by using the 'Balm Of
remain under the curse Of dis&gfceable breath, when
by using the balm Of q thousand aowersl' Re q den
tri6ee, would not only render it sweet, but leave the
teeth white as alabastei? Asny persons 60 not know
their breath Is bad. and the subject is 50 delicate sibeir
frieais will never mention it. Beware of counterfeiis.
be sue each bottle is signed, FETRID6E& Co, MY
Fer sale by all Druggists. 5 h8us stssts dssa
Eel: 10, lS57,-6mo. alt. raf t.s 49,
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ssWoopLASp ORkAx. "-1 pousde for beautnyiu the
hair-hishly perfumeds s~nperior TO an Trench aSliele
imported, aid for half the lrce. For dressing ladies'
hair it has no equal, e'vidg il a bright, g!ossy appear
natural manner. Ii ienu,es lludruff, always giving
the hair the Appearance &c being fresh shampoced,-
Price onls kley cents. Nnne. genuine paess signed
~PERTRIDGE & co, New Yerk, PFppristOrs
of the "Balm Of . THOUSAND Fl0wers.N
For sale bv ali DFuesisssds - sia9ss basea D
e Feb g. 1871 ss \ / Eas zhapgiis ,~vGsslss
I'D .ra e lasatf ag1n .isdi1s r'f8b
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Fitsl Fitstf Fitsifrai %

DR.. Hance's Fegetabls Extract Epaptic PiHs,
for the cure Of Fits, Spasms, Cramps md
all Nervous and CONSTITUTIONAL Dtssasssa0slFs
PERSONS laboting under this distressing mqlady will
lind DR.. Hance1s Vegetable .Epileptc Pills to be
the only remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy
or Falling Fits. II higg - Igis Ia mlaa
These pills possess a specific action oO The rervous
system; aud, although they are prepared especiallyfot
the purpose of curing Fits, they will be found Of eepe-
cial benefit for al persons afflicted d, with weak nerves,
or whose nervous system has bsSh prestraled ~ SHAT
tered from any cluse whatever. In Chronic eomplaints,
or diseases of long standing, superinduced by nervous
ness, they are exceIleutly behe6ciat. oA sd Y@sla
Price 50 per box, or two boxes for l&5, Persons
sale by Seth 5. Hance, No. l9s Baltimore Saeet, Balti
more, Md, to whom orders from all parts Of the. UpiOn
must oe addressed, post paid. = AEea Ninl@m
April so, lSl7s-ly4 fhf aeam 4t easg LssotehLs
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Mem Special Notices.
RArs. RoAoHEs, BED BUGS, &o.

1T. ~ -LL-ALD.
RATS. REACHES BED BUGS, &c.
The London Quarterly Review. ''' % ''
The New York Daily State Register and 9TH
ers. on tga 90 as0EtBq iahl lti
/" COSTAR'S" Rat, Roach DC exterminatoS ID
+" Costar's" Bed bug eSterminqtor,
q Costar's "Electric powder, for Ants, &c.
The London QuartcrIev Review contains near
a column, and the New York Daily State Regis-
ter, of May the LIST says: mo ~judieioua house
keepershould defer purchasing a supply, Of these
invaluable remedies for clearing their houses of
all sorts Of varmin. With all confidence we can
recommend them as Indispensable articles fot ewes
nv iamily.p silFW 81 Is At8 $3.50 baa .~saoigsgug
The New York journal for April has the fol-
lowing: "Costar's reQiedies for domestic pests,
such as Rats, Cock Reaches, Bed bugs, Anls,F leas
&c, are said to be Invaluable; indeed We can speak o
of actual know ledge of theft tsre %IneEits.s Che
name of "Costaf9 is a household wotds New
Yorkers,and his Depot. No 3s8 Broadway, New
York, is thronged by thousands daily. As the
summer approaches we advise every one who
would be rid Of the above named pests to send
and procure a timely supply of the ExtermiHaior.
Druggists and Dealers also should send their or
ders early, if they would secure a trade in arti-,
cles for which there is a constant demand, and on
which a fair profit may be reaIized."s p Fasao''
Gg-See advertisement in another colunE aid MOI
- sad liaas ysiT
MURRAY Il LANMAN's FLoRIDA WATER,--La,,
dies being the precious porcelain Of human clay"
are entitled to all the elegant Injuries which art,
stimulated by %gallantty, can DEVISE Among
those which pertain to the toilet, there is none
that SURPRISES tie one named at the head of this
paragraph. D~elieatsly fragrant, a. beautiisg of
the complexion, excellent. intermiSed with water,
AS a mouth wash, and as a cure for nervousness,
~faintness, and hysteria It deseIvesa place IN the
Materia Medi a, as well as IN the repertoire ofther
Toilet. To avoid the modification of parchaz
sing an inferior article, FIMprray q AGamaa,s""
Florida Water should always be asked for, -
A lie l'pi AAI
wHIrE TEETH, PkRFUaEb BREATH AND BEAurITuL
CoMPLExIoS-can be acquired by using the 'BalR Of
a thousand flowers" What lady ofgeptlepaD would
,an,a;n undsrs the curse nf a dtsaVf eeabIe breath. when
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4 deb&A md de grOn amount IS

uss as principal debssA and de grOn amount Is
sndofeB q s%unehes;
ssystiee1th- q fot1 aaouut Of liabilities
10 Del fosshj an aeFss eoliecoyely, specify
Ing tht gross a 'noun y sueA 6abilites as Pdnci-
palsl 5sb,ous md he geA alaeuut as indOrssrs
or sursiis; which siaiemsns shall be forthwith
transmitted to the Bank Of oaiO aud auditor Of.
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in on scsOun % its capital stOei, to ascertain The
name and pIsss Of residspss Of essk efthsdf
rctor Of suc, bsnqh and Fheber the stOcshos
dem. directors ,hd oHcen BE On Of ponsbit
y and in,srs, and entitkl the pd6i c conf
Deuce: and De amount OtsefAal aOk q Shsh
each Is the bona fde owner, whether such braueh
has complied with all the requirements Of this act
asoessasyts eeGts the bsase itto-eagaes-iA-ths
business Of bapkpg, and shall cause 70 be made
and auested by the 6attby a hajiHly oftbs d.
reelors and BY the cashier ofsaeh branch a s;s,o-
men, Of ali the material facts necessary to enable
the board Of FbsphE COD adss dseruihS
Whether sneh branch IS lawfully entitled 10 com
uenee The business Of banking under the pEoyis
ions Of this act and such agent shall Immediately
report to tie board Of .bquL commissioners such
statement and his proceedings inrthe premises.
SIC. So. If. upon 4 carefal sxamiaAticn Of
the certificates Of association, aud the reports
and statements Of the Fecial agents aPP0iniedt to
ascertain whether the branches 50 orgauizsd have
complied aitht the provisions ofthisaol. il shall APP
pear that FIVE or moresue6 branches have been
lformed, aud that their STOCKHOLDERS, directes and
otRoer, are men Of responsibility and integrity,
and entitled to public confidence, and that such
branches are lawfully. entitled to the
business. Of banking. the commissioners shall Ger
tify the same to tue goyerpor, and shall imAsdi-
alely notify each Of said branches thereof; and
y ithnt ten days after receiving such notice. each
branch shall appoint, 10 such manner as the dilec.
tors thereof shall prescribe, one peefson to b. a d.
ree.Or Of che Bank pf Ohio. But no pelsoa v hc
is not . citizen of the United States, aud slasi
uent o ftbis State, and who has not resided with.
in this State at least one yearnext previous to BIZ
appointment, shan be such director.
Sac 50. The governor if he be satisfied that
the law has in all respects been complied with
. shall issue bis proclamation, setting forth tina
such branches are authorized to m aul
carry on banking, at the places s~eyerally desig
. mated ii their certificates of association, whic
} proclamation shall beosecordedl IN tile office OF th
Governor, and a COPY Of said record certified IN
} der the great seal Of the State Of Ohio, shall b
prina facia evidence of the organisation of sal
7 branch. iaa ags g7Ha aa
SEC 81. The bank commissioners and a
; agents appointed by them, shall each be entitle
. TO receive fol their services under this act, fv
: dollus per day for every day necessary employee
in the discharge oftbeir duties, and their reason
able expenses, to bepaid by the Bank of Ohio.
+ SEC. So. This act shall take effect and be
r force from and after the secoad Tuesday Of octC
Der next, ifthe same shall be approved by a mi
Q jorityoE the electors voting on that day, and nc
otherwise, HrI .lsgF 4#t ssef ssHsa.
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BANK COMMISSIONERS.

A1eS' oSs AZ O"'J INV ouSSv WY HlONslVuS VI
this act, VIM, W., Scarborough, Of CINCINNATI
Franklin I. Bsckus Of Cleveland. Hooking H.
Hunter Of Lancaster. ]. R, Finn, of Columbus
and Samuel Forrer, Of Dayton, shall be and they
ere hereby appointed commissioners, and they, OF
a majority OF them, after taking an, oath diliSent.
ly faithfully and impartially 10 perform The duties
assigned them By this act, I certificate Of which
oath shall be fled and carefully preserved 10 the
Office of the secretary Of state. shall constitute a
board to be designated the board Of bank com.
missioners, which board shall continue until the
organization Of the bank Of Ohio, as herein pro.
vided for, and thereafter, the duties which they
are required to perform BY this act. shall be per
formed By said bank; and if any Of sud commis
%siouers shall refuse to serve, shall die or resign
bis place shall be filed by the governor.
Said Commissioners shall meet IN the city 0
Columbus, at such time, within thirty days ATE
the adoption of this act as shall be appointed IL
the governor, who shall notify each member 0
his appointment, and Ofths time and place O
meeting; they shall, when met. appoint one D
their number to be their president, who shall nm
: der the order Of the board sign all official docu
mpnls; and they shall cause affair and true reeor
of Ill their official proceedings to DO kept iny.
Look to heproyided fol that purpose, which sha
be delivered BY the president Of said board /
the Bank Of Ohio as soon as the same shall b
organized.
Sec, 81. Tie board Of bank commissicnet
shall examine the certificates Of tie formation
} ILh tuHtad ~ than, asfoac;.o1 k..kLy
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ir.j From the Pittsburgh Post May 81
HORRIBLE MURDER IN ELIZABETH
ToWNSHIP-BRoTHER AND SISTER
INHUMANLY MURDERED = ESCAPE
OF THE SUPPOSED MURDERERS.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-06-27
TO THE MAYORS OF CITIES, TOWNS

TO TIE MAYORS OF CITIES, TOWNS,
AND EDITORS, THROUGHOUT THE
UNION.
We have been commissioned by the Sormr-
EEN MMRoN, 10 make an earnest appeal TO the
Mayors Of cities and towns and to our broth
er editors throughout the Union, 10 come up
promptly and efficiently to her help in the great
and patriotic work which she has undertaken;
the purchase and conservation Of Mount Yer
non, as tho perpetual shrine Of WAsIuNGToN,
and the Mecca Of America II is bHt the fit
ting homage to his ilushions shade, to the
greatness an0 goodness OF his character, to
The private and public virtue Of which he was
the model; TO his laures as . warrior. and his
wisdom rs q sage, TO his fathcrhood Of our
country let then every one feel, acknowledge
and redeem the lilal duty Of contributing his
mite to the great and glorious enterprise Of
hallowing the tomb Of WAsnoGroN, as q pub.
lie trust, in the guardian custody Of Virginia
for the reverence Of all America, and the hom
age of all the world, in all time to como,
The purpose Of the Southern Matron, and
the patriotic daughters of America, Of whom
she is the presiding and inspiring divinity, is
to raise the SIM Of Two HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS, by voluntary subscription previous
to the 22d day of February next, for the pur-
chase of Mount Vernon from its present pro-
priotors, and irt dedication, on that halowcd
birthday, as the perpetual shrine of greatness,
patriotism, and worth. More than onoeighth
of the required sum has already been raised,
by the eloquenco Of the gifted Everett, Il son
of Massachusetts, worthy Of the Old Bay State,
in that day, when Bunker Hill and the Pal.
metto Fort gave forth responsive thunders to
the common foe Orators, lecturers, and plead
crs, Of both sexes, are already actively at work,
from rock-bound Maine to golden California,
from the Atlantic to'the Pacific borders of onr
continental republic, under orr Southern Ma
iron, in tho same noble cause; but it requires
united, as well rs vigorous effort, to achieve
the consummatiou most deyoutly TO be wished,
In the name then, of the Southern Matron, al
daughter Of the Palmetto State, with ancost-
raj Virginia blood running in her veins, the
head Of this holy mission Of the women Of A
morica who, from sick pillow, and with
trembling hands, has issued those heart stirring
missiycs and appeals, which have penetrated
and a@itatcd all America in that name, mn
der which she iAaHoHra.ed, and has rendered.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-06-27

feasible, the halowcd cntcrprsc--in that name
under which alone her modcsty consents to
communicate with the public, and by which
she will 20 down to and be blessed by poster
ity and III future timc--and for her sake, as
we'll for the sake of tho sacred cause with
which she has identified herself in immortal
union--wc propose and appeal TO the Mayors
Of all the cities, towns, and villages Of the
Union, to bring the subject prominently, by
means of public meetings, or otherwise, to the
view Of their respective citizens, in order that
the coming FouRrn or JurY may be dedicated
and conseerated, and rendered memorable for
ever, by the taking mp of MoUNr VERNON SIN
scRtTIoNs, from every portion of the Repub-
lie, to ensure the Mount Vernon purchase, and
the proposed conservation by the next ami
vcrsary of the birth day of him, whose value
and wisdam secured birth day to Our coun-
try. 10 our brother editors, too, in the whole
republic, VIC extend the invitation, to enlist
rs knights, in the order OF Mount Vernon, and
TO do gallant service under the patriot flag Of
The Southern Matron, both sounding to the
onset and laying at her feet the fruits Of victo-
~ - (hdrIf eL.ll liet :
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-06-27
LEGAL SALES.
PROBATE SALE.

PROBATE SALE.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, I Seventh District
PARISH OF EAST fEiCIANA. Court No. 1886.
Succession of II. Oppcnhcimcr
TN PURSUANCE to an order and author 'zcd by n
l. commission 10 directed by the honorable court
aforesaid. Twill offer for sale, at my Office, in the
town OF Jackson. on
TUESDAY, JULY 90, 1857,
between the hours of II AM. and o'clock, r. NJ,
the following described property. to wit
Fractional Lot, No. Two (2), Square No.
Two (9), now occupied as store by Henry
Rcinbcrg.
Also Lot No. Five (5), Square No. -Four
(4), the late residence of the deceased
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit of ono and two years. purchasers TO give
notes with approved personal security. and n mort
gage to be retained importing confession of judy
mcnt, until final payment of tho notes and interest.
G. w. CATLErT,
June ~, 1857 AnCtionccr.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-06-27
FOR RECORDER.

ns-W We are authorized TO annoncc JAMES G.
JACKSON. rs u candidate FOR RECORDER of The Par.
is' Of East Fcliciana, subject 10 Democratic nomi
nation.
m" We nrc authorized to announce JAMES
WELSH. rs q candidate for the Office Of RECORDER
of the Parish Of East Fcliciana, subject TO II demo
cratic nomination.
ri;- We are authorized to announce JOHN g.
WHITE. as candidate for reelection to The Office
Of RECORDER Of the Parish of East Fclciuna.