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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06
NEW ORLEANS PACKET

TiIE SPLENDID STEAMER. GOLDEN AGE. ".
L Nccomb, Master, lin the place OF ,sr0zeza =
the BELLA DoNNA.) will commence her kUFsya.f11Sl
regular business for the season making Fssssze
the first trip on Saturday, the 2Stil Of August 1855
aud every succeeding Saturday evening, will leave
New Orleans for Donaldsonyillc Bayou Goula, Pla.
qu"mne, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Waterloo. Bay-
on sara. PoIn'e Coupe" Morgan2a. Tunica Williams
port. Red River Landing Fort Adams. and ali inter-
mediate landings Returning, will leave BAYOU Sa-
~, every Wednesday the arrival Of the Cars from
Noodvile. touching as Port Hudson and all inter-
mediate places.
A.J-Partcular attention paid 10 the receiving and
landing OF passengers and way freight 1t all hnnr,
u the DAY and nlghI, aug
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
CLINTON DRUG STORE.
MILLS BUILDING
Il. " "AI,IS TR.

WIIOIEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER in Drugs
w and Medicines. Chemicals. i 'r's Oils DYE.
stnls perIumrry. glassware dyc-woods painters
articles varnishcs window glass fine soaps fine hair
and tooth brushes. seeds Of all kinds, surgical and
dental instruments rlsscs and supporters otal kinds
spices. snuils. manufactured tobacco. superior inks
Es- Pufe Wines ond BroaRies for Niicm Pm1oycs. ja
Fancy articles. Ne. &c. &c All the popular med
icncs Of the day for sale at proprctors' prices.
offer goods equally as low as they can be obtain
cd from any establishment in this section warranted
to he fresh. pure aud genuine
Orders from the country promptly filled, and sat
lSinction guaranteed without regard to price aud
quality Prescriptions will receive careful attention
at ALI HOURS.
Clinton, La. Feb. 2 1853.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06

rNHE RECEIPT BOOK of the Undersigned con
/ tanning receipts in full on settlements with all
the business houses of the place. and sundry other re.
cepts for money notes drafts, etc. lost or stolen
from the Drug Store of Il, Walker, on or about the
10th of July, 1858. Said book was a small blank
hook, with blotting sheets inerspersed and marked
on the back, Receipts. Any person who will return
the same, or give any information respecting it will
much obgc ISAAC N. LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
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College For further references, enquire of Mr.. w.
a. Lane and Rev. j. b. Smith oct 9
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06
JUDGEMENT.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, | seventh District
PARISH OF EAST FEIICiANA. Court.
Margaret A. McCrea, wife,

Margaret A, McCrca, wife,
vs.. NO 3lOl.
ID. Rolan Sanford. husband,
THIS CASE BEING TAKEN UP after regular as
l. sgnmcnt, and the law and the evidence bel e
in favor of the plaintiff it is therefore decreed, that
Margaret A. McCrea, wife, be separate in property
from her husband, d. b. Sanford, that plaintiff re-
cover from defendant. the negro woman Lena, and
her children, Lucy and Ben. claimed in the with
in petition her paraphernal property and that she
have possession control, and administration Of the
same. Ii is further d"crecd THAI publication of this
Judgment be made according to law, and that the de-
fendant pay all costs.
CYRUS RATLIFF,
Judge Of the Seventh Judicial District.
February 9th, 1853
a true copy Oct. l6, 1858.
oct23 WM, PATTERSON, Clerk
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06
PORTER, e. ALE

On GALLONS PURE EAST INDIA CASTOR OIL.
~ for sale by Il. WALKER
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06

NoSrfrG, ,NcE.=1he Northern Light, of Whatcom
Washington Territory. says:
few days ago, Il. Mr.. Samuel McCulloueh. form
crly o Sacramento. ascending Frascr river with
his slacwhcc skill, he hailed from British bri z
lying in those waters aud ordered TO lieto. Mr. Nc
tullongh paid no attention 10 the command He was
hailed u second time, aud kept on his course when a
shot fired across her bows-of course TO frghtcn
him. 1hi- decided Mr. Mccullough to submit to the
process, OF bng A"cccd out Of the amount necessary
To secure ,ulrrancc."
Shonld this Hudson Bay Company she'd one drop OF
American blood during the prryalcnc" Of this gold
excitement. rather think the country viii become
too lot tohold it.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06

TtE BRITISH GOVERNMENT ASD FILmsrERISG En-
rtRrRlsts 70 GENrRtL AMERICA. lon il his Wash.
ingon latterol Oct. 9TH 10 the BaimorcS m. says
The British Government has given formal notice TO
tho United states Government that they will interfere
TO prevent any further ihnst ring enterprises from
the United states upon Nicaragua Costa Rica OF any
Of the Central American States. This il no empty de-
claraton. hut a positive and grave determination
To oelurra il. the British Government are about to
seud strnGg ae 10 The port Of Greytown, and also
To- san Juan del sur.
similar 10 that imputed 10 Gen. Walker. foot
IN regard 10 Nicaragua. Some mysterious move
mrnls from New York in the direction Of Nicaragua
can only he accounted Tor on this supposion: and
hence the interference OF Graeat Brlain at this time
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06
LOS OR STOLEN.

ms Sole Agent for the Parish of East Felc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
TTED.

AULDIn nj. e.y CT ndsy ortDs, Pes ~ l's,e I'D in
Tbe Onsr.i viii tale pace 4: the Churs e. he My Apose.
Ninth avenue .rd twenty ete;h sree' 1daY ~ eT.sd
He feS'. and those Ofhi' 'Ou' B. Aid are n'ed
hION-,n Nj. dy setari,y fe. y Jeg:. A''0' h'
;ye s5 hSen soi5.nS 9 ~ ,.es ts On ' sdsV F.b H. Il
cosssrob Of be iaa, ~, daass Of Edward and Mary L
ssr as1c % 5iI: 81 En- ..s co sunday evening Feb ~ of
ea.e Of he besr Am Cs IN :he I'D year Of aeT sse
5iiSS q SG Bly ED rs 20 s,nsss ss
oLn1s ffb Il & Of o ,1si s nd .DS s.a ai Sy sssd yS.
pIYMH ESnts sS Ph!sSsrh On s.ay ~on,as Feb IS Hsy
ss.s; Hey bud Mary L. Doy Of Jersey C''' IL 10
ppbGIk-ht Rsswsy J.. On Friday moniSs Pee r.
hgGa9.S J.ra.s., wife of%n NJ EdsaI,, -,--,..,,n.
TIE ibd, .Dd relatives q Tie family .Ie iI, ~ " ie,9s s
rt Of Coprfisndt =; ocloes m and rsttTn esnrs
r6btlExSsB1i&i blirS ,s ls9 FA street. andsy 9Ge.as
Feb H. Wsm Os,sr. me beI9yed con Of eeose 'd J'a'a'
SiP;s;r ss;s Sa Monroe iSs @ sa. - Feb
a. Mr. Francis aops.ns aged Y years 1s'iVe O. i'''
ffiRiS c. Po Richmond Mogasy Pee H. My
e.4sed in the tal year Of her sse. ..v.t.s,.,, q,
The relatives iLG' Of the fuy arc iay w
attend her fafea from her late residce, IN Ieb
H. 7at1eors, without :lrther in 'i:sS" hos 'ee's New
R5%Fa % 2eS aa:sss S ciio1i fs 'S'isi s!.s
sor moe h. r. W.. caa.y IN Feb H.
ssTse Te e JGtH JSh,o % oS., ,,'S nr2 Feb b Of
cnof the aDg. james lqcss the Sh yea Of h age;
fro.nf,
o Posey respectfully invited 70 attend the i9pre
from the Ye,,debce ht seds ighter Mrs S McUle1
No 90 Morton Tuesdty - o'clock "Ithoot uf'h
M PAgTLANp saraiors, Friday, Feb. r. William
NTrTTRvIILE~In mi. city srnday evening" Feb H. j.
Thomas Nettsrviie =, ,,,-.r- .---..-..,
U,7,od and hose f.hT noe Net.ege are respect
nh invited TO attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon a.
lock w,ho further invitation, from The residence OF ns
father No 63 Third street.
Hi. remains will b. taken 10 Greenwood CemeteEy.
RObERTSON-A No 10 West Tenth stree. on ndey nom
ug FEB a. Margaret h., only daughter Of the late "ien
Robertson aSed years arGS months =,
SfIONSOE-In Brooklyn, On Sunday, req H. Oeors H.
SiIn0nsoD, sged 43 years. ~ :, NH -
Tn. Cends OF he family and those of Charles Ewe, are
spectfly invited attend dis iuu.Ts 10 morrow lesay
afternoon al his late residence No III Daheld
.treet, without further invitation . a,
TAPPEN-A the residence OF his aher, ID MOTIFS Ccupyi W.
\ Feb H. DsviG q. Tspptn =, .
Funeral services will take pace in the Church ~ Mor0"n
Wednesdsy morning Feb. II, a. ii O'Clock " -,
TAYLORAt New DOp, staten Island on Sunaay niorlns
Feb a. Edwrd Rswson 1est son Of Eiws;d and Chsiio''e
Ann Tsyior in the 2Jd year of his ese.
The friends the family invited 20 attend the funeral ~ me
Morsysu Church Staten IsIo "Wednesday FEB H. az
O'Clock precisely -.
WOOD-On Sunday morning, Feb a. Thomas Hatnes Wood
aged ye and months son oft Rev George '" and Mary
s. Wood
The friends The family respectfully Invited 70 attend the
funeral this luesdsy GteOoD AZ o'clock, from No 6I Any
street, without further notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
Arrived.

L. NJ steamship Philsdephia Harrison New Orleans Feb.
L. NJ steamship Columbia berry 50 hour. from Cbare..on
mdse and pass SPoaord Tlson Co. Sunday o. m rs
miles n Of attess sgnaed steamer State Of Georgia for ss-
Columbia has had strong head wind. the entire
Y. s. 81 s,eoship Roanoke skinner Portsmouth ac. With
m5,e and pass. 20 Ludlsm Pessants.
&c. 70 + Hsthswsy Left Apjer Nov g. passed Cape Good
Hope Dec l6 left ST. Helena Dee D. Sailed in company from
lat IL - NJ lon 81 90 .poke ship John Milton, New Bedford
es day. from Cals9 for Hampton Roads Jan ~ "a, 20 % lon
81 passed Steamship stg w by The has been % days
Jordan Co. Experienced heavy weather; been days Of
b. s.TPqsa vii wh b 4esyy s and 1ss ,R .s s " sh "a inst:
p brings mail Of $50 letters 900 Of which from tba
squadron
eorkwood L. C. An.inck Experienced heavy gales. esre1
'Ts Bs Gys B g ps Ks,sSis sS St Johns D. "A oy. with
fish and oil TO Rely smithers.
Brig Mary Emily (of New Tleyeul Town.!ey Para jan II,
American yee' Pa'sed jan 49, in the River bound ups
brig NJ Shepard fIon New Orleans:
schr Nm. II. Dewitt, Clifford, Westpor, oil.
sohE " 4 Grimm, BdEhtIlan. Fall River.
schr see BiTd Ch,se, fsl River nails
schr Caroline Chick ssco days hes4ing TO Wsdd Co
es G'r1de tIor,2n M Iye,. Roeks9d d f9[ Richmond
si scsE + F. 3 ;; SSSia.y Wis Us Boston rd.e-
Steamer Ch~sapeake, Crowe Portland s. hours Ddse to IL.
steamer Boston, seew Phl.delpAi. hours, rOa's to ,.
T Sanford.
sAILED-soip Phantom Pessr,en for ssn Fsnei.'e; c.
Gnene FLETCHER for Lodon; Glad ltdipss NeSh 9r New
l. PsHsl %, Richmond RoeIt G Hais tBrl Aas9 ior
nston a Gsye..o aS2. S g. ward hubbld fsI Mode
o;oan Lord ST. Jsso. Cuba 'ehr Dolphin Ersry, foe
Ssy4nina.
WINDS mise w.sw; Mer. w. aud fresh; slnss. do.
Durns the heavy W. blow Of yesterday he ship William
Rshbone Dgvd, for Seworlea grounded IN the mud res<
Rcd Hook Point and up last night hsd not eceedsd in set
ting o.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
Markets. =. Reported 5s Teleg,o,h.

Put spELsHIA Feb, l6BREADsrUrFS are weskrf ar ,A
s5esDers but qaotsble decline noted N op
di1; Ohio sstIs, - Nhes. quiet Rcd SOS O5 Nhite
&l asa "a Corn 10 quiet: sales 81 ? SoO bush 4. Sa,
WHISKY 10 6m at 20 d2lc QUFgclrRov BANK j. .osrle AZ
&9
BurIMosE Feb li-FLoUR duu and nominal a l:tle
weaker Ohio saperiDe s4A Howard Street Ohio ~ 3lV
e4H WBE.r stesdy: Red ~ o.: White ~ l5G 81 ~
RtcriPrS very isht COgN fmer White j5c. Yellow 81,
CLovEKsEED dil $50 s5 25 y bush. WHsE1 So ;ood Be
nABd and Al 2lc. for CITY and Pa 2i io Ono
bgoyaDt; Bulb Pork advance - G2'. Mrs Si6a
sl6 50. LAsD &c. better: Western Ia.
ORLEANs Feb 1.-THE NsgGrs's sdy.c-s ciyed
here this morning and Published exciIvcy lar Even
las Editions Of the Associated Press bat ld efe upon the
CoTTok market the sales to-day ioo GS bac he market
elosins quiet. sucts 6rm. NoLAssEs. R2o2ic FLOUR.
- Sl0&4 81. Buk Nj ciTs active BCok,-Shouider 81
Hams 7d7ie L,Kn in bS 9ldloc oifeT Gces generally,
unchanged
CScNskri, Feb. l5-Mos- PoRg as 50. LitD. si& byk
SnoUiDEss SIC. Bkco,-ShO idcTs, 7c and Sccs a. vito
yers fsan sellers these Tsles zoos M coming
pselins 0ii ~ ose foI Gays. NifssN de,ss4 90 Ne
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
KANSAS,
DELAWARE CRosaIHs- REQuasiffoh fo"
GOV. DENVER.
>.,,-ssssocs eI Tte Bo,son IeuIrA

~.r,-vssssDcx 81 Tte Boston louIrA ,a.a
LAwRrso, r. Feb. = io'.
Con.iasrab,e e1cItAmsn. stil exisse n regaIu :.
sDest,on f>suCs Of Delaware Agency DieE
synpped INTO tue Comntee's rooms yes'eISSey ycoy-
endorfI Caihoune brother aw, y sH g. f,nr.h
sus and searching examination les e'nS, .nielIeen.
dave tr.l IL the candid opinion OF step
nan that he has perured himself ~ % el Ians have
Psrt,cs who r.srted N parsui. Of Gen. S''''Oe INV
sst yet returned. -, N. fraudulent re-
,nro. Mi ane armed bimeeA, tcok thIoe ~ n,r.
A. "a s,a-1 "a on mule back for m'es'uI - bdnad
e. ..re ,ome three bours IN rear, W % davEyb,
,1 he nu ab,e 20 cross he river SeIoio Ny ~
~ hish case be viii be brought Da~k 70 - "a -.
So compliant was yesterday mace oel "a
NIsy nv Joseph r. Spear, e74', Oi haW' M
n, n W Robinson Of Mashsttaa, agah.. 1OIu .'e- W"
Kan a, the basis Of a reg tsi'o" from UoV, Dehsei
A. lanes Buchansn, for the immediate return o. 9a'u
C.yhn1n 10 .bs Territory. i, s thought Gov. Denver
Iii srn The requisition. writ u also "a tue hands
~ an ofcer for the arrest Of JACK Henderson ihere
ssn be little doubt that this s the hshmg toach the
Grand finale 70 Administration Democracy IN TINS Ter
Gtory IL must indeed be an omnous state OF things
tha viii drive such a. Mebane from Leco0is1a l.
The Convention bill has not yet passed y wil %, u
" On. through" within day or Two, ana then W.
come "ecrsbbling" for seats TO It. | heard very
propnient Free State say he would rather occupy
seat in that Convention than be Governor OF hsnst
TERRITORY. He probably had in bis mDd the pas'
epbemeTal nature OF that position.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16

The Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Company
held their annual meeting the 9th inst az Milwaukee
and elected the old Board Of Directors with the excep.
ton of Messrs. Tweedy, Mitchell Cramer and North
1t was generally understood here that Mr. Finch who
has been of the most active and efficient of the
Directors, would be the new President, and he was
prominent candidate but finally withdrew in favor of
Mr. Catn, who formerly President, and man of
sterling character. From the report of Mr. Jervs the
Superintendent read at the annual meeting. we learn
that the Company now own 235 miles of main track
and 2s If side traek-in all 263 miles which with
the equipments. depot grounds and building,
fuel, ftncing, right OF way. &C. has cost about
s9,Cto per NILE The road ia in excellent running
order and vel stocked; there being Al locomotives 90
hrstclass passenger cars l3 baggage and mail cars
All covered freight cars and 2S cars of other sorts
The gross earnings for 1857 $SS2, ,Sl7 against
$3.50 4i in 1885, incrense of $02 3i3 and the run
ming expenses Of 1857 were $i2 300 leaving the net
proceeds SF0,6l7 The main increase in the business
for 1851 has been derived from through passengers;
this road now taking off much of the travel to and from
the North-West, which formerly sought the Chicago
and Galena Railroad route There is enough wood on
hand to last the Company fifteen months AM within
the past three months the sslaTiel expenses &,. have
teen reduced about % 2 cent
Tie No sekee ard Chicago 4a..rosd Company he'd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16

The dividends alluded to probably the payments
on the lease o! the Jamaica Road.
We hear of hall million in gold engaged for the
steamer OF Wednesday, which will doubtless be in
creased.
Treasury Notes are inactive and heavy. The quo
aa.ion is al 2 cent discount. We notice that the
Secretary of tie Treasury requires that the bids for the
additional FIVE millions shall not be made in smaller
fractions than quarters. We DO not know any author
ity hr Cobb bas f@ this restriction. The Treasury
Note A simply directs him 70 issue tham to the low
est bidSt.
The asA assets and liabilities OF the Newt Orleans
harks ON tle 9Th nl Eebruary Mere a. follOws:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
SECOND PoARD.
MoSDAY, Feb. lj-P. NJ.

The foreign news had a favorable influence on the
Stock market to-day, majority of the leading shares
opening at higher quotations than Saturday, and
advancing on general scale throughout the day. The
only marked exceptions were La Crosse and Harlem
the former of which were adversely affected by the
statements printed in our columns yesterday-a fact
which suggests the dee that people occasionally
inclined TO take the intrinsic merits of stock into con-
siderat on even at tine of unusual speculative ex.
cite men: AT the First Board New-York Central
very strong advancing Ia S4l for the opening Erie
after selling at 29 fell back 10 80, but was steady
at the quotation. Toledo was toleraby &C
,ice, BAT manifested signs of weakness at
the close Reading was fraction higher, buthsd no
animation fact which not little singular, a,
applied to is stock generally one of the most active
and popula. ancies il times Of stock speculation.
Michigan SoShern dragged at lower quotations, set
ting down TO 23i at the close. Panama advanced II
= cent, and was 6rm. Galena was in good request,
arG had stsopf spwsrd tendency. Rock Island al
'Soced 10 " on very moderate sales-both of these
socAs seem attractive for spe us,ion and investment.
zoe rePor oi The Galena-8 brief abstract OF
which we annex-ls considered quite satisfactory.
Inc oonseF'aaVe policy Of these two Western roads
u P@SS'e dVaends for 'he purpose OF psyng up float
@s acoH athough iend-a. 20 depress prices temper
oiHJ' h's received ihe stamp of public appreciation,
al" DO" XEes them incTos~ed popularity Illinois
'en.'A was e1A, and ahactOu lower. Michigan Cen
i"i N1heeu Per cent, and was a. quotations
J." ''"e-e was pressed for sals until j; TO .ehed TO-
Nh'" q "sno of snort stock gave Il temporary firm
n'ss al that pI'ce. Harlem was heavy also, bat had
s:Toago suppoI; I;from = friends. Milwaukee aud Nsss
plpssPLs.a'f t9. edyntcfd lever Saturday '.press.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16

The Vanderbilt, brings no letters from Mr. Morsn Of
the R,ie Road bet no doubt is entertained tha, he VII
succeed in his mission.
The official Banb averages for the past week show
no important change in the movement of the Banks
The expansion of loans has been measuraby arrested
by the inability of the Banks TO find eInploymet. fo-
their reccys excepting in stock loans which they ere
generally averse to- Sufficient paper not offered 70
absorb their sleans paper Of the high character de-
manded by these institutions can bepAssed in the street
below hank rates. The decrease in the specie line Is
quite as small Is was anticipated under the declining
ayeragcos last woek The California arrival adds the
sggagafe Ill ion and quarter, and the arnouE: in
bark to-day peobaby reaches thirty-one millions aud
half The shipment OF ,he week docs not II present
look hke exceeding uilor The change in The nom
ina lefoss : arce, b.. II the actu'l dopOs.' is m-
ms:erM. Tie Cean1c jl.a.e ,Farssc!.qh- slows e
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
Disasters, Ac.

ST THOMAS Jan. S-Tbc hdg Globe Of phrsdcrhlA hos,
Oeosto"n > C. 10 Mote DC Jdo arrived here I'D lost >k'
ne vo 'roke per hour vessel dshs gingi Ak sup.
Fseo 70 De nc ~ Der Keel The bark Cos New YOrs t1Iyed
sane cay with 100 bags coffee board New YoT from Rios
having siung her iornI The James W Page, of boston,
Bound 10 the Coast of Aes arrived date edy dtn.
Gilchlrgif Scaieo.
lty stteI % ElvoOd Ws!.er, GO seey EOsii us@erwa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. K..........Fss. Ia
Cleared.
/, Nelson, Now-orleans, WIN. N,l.ou &

Shp-Gsd Tdings Nelson, Now Orleans, VIM Nelson 6
Sons
Bark-LemaYtine, Anderson, Charleston, r. w TruEdy.
Big-G. r. Ward Hubbard Mobile SurEes Cleanpan Col
Laurel tBr McDouga, Manzania Smith Ball Amor oh
Kaselhom BIlsto Hennngs, Mailer Gosing John Rich
ards Churchill Daren, Draper Deylin.
schoonerYoIktown, Wogon, City Point, J. H. Col
Alice, Howell Norfolk Surges Chairman Co Lucy Ames,
Bdss Portland @. L. Hatch; Z. {. Smith, Smith, G,ooces
ter krsmer Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
.seI6s5 e5 4lI78ji 81 $500 6I =

Totss....... s9l6e5 95 alI7+ji 81 $500 6l s357l
Total decrease. : p 6dS 50, OF 10 3 cent
The Michigan Southern Road earned the first week
in February sl9,7S0 against s?3OG in the same time
last year. The first week on the Rock Island gives
about St. 900 decrease.
The Coupons due December /, 1857, on l. Of the
Milwaukee City Bonds issued June l, 1854, in aid OF
the Milwaukee aud Watertown Railroad Co., bearing
interest at 2 cent semnnnually must be presented
at the Ocean Bank, New.York, for payment on or be-
fore March /, 1853.