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OTrUMWA, IOWA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1885,

and contributed greatly to her happiness. In
the course Of few months Arthur Harold
graduated, returned home and was married to
Emma Legrand. He possessed, as the reader
is already aware, the spirit Of the Legrands
and we leave the reader to imagine the sweet
converse he held with all in that vicinity who
had been concerned in depriving that noble
became while at the academy, well and most
favorably known in that community and his
influence was Of great consequence to Salter
and Jewett and ell their accomplices Though
nothing was certainly known in public about
the affair, yet trumor was abroad and suspicion
was fastened on some of the guilty. The CON-
mnnity was therefore surprised to find Harold
assisting them by all the means in his power,
and still more surprised at the attempt he soon
made to procure the pardon of Weldon. He
drew petition, circulated il, procured the sig
natures of all the influential men of the town,
forwarded it to the Governor, and Weldon soon
came home to profit by the instruction of Har-
rold, Mr.. Legrand, Salter and Jewett. His
evil disposition was vanquished by the happy
influences thrown around him. He wished to
restore the premises he occupied, but the Le-
grands persuaded him to keep it and live life
Of soberness and purity.
Harold after two years legal study, was ad-
mitted to the bar. He settled in the town
where the scenes Of this drama were enacted
and commenced at once successful career.
He reaped the honors and endowments Of the
profession as rapidly as could be desired. The
Legrand's were soon enabled to own the prem
lses they had titled for few years past, and
another paradise, surrounded them. The prin-
cipal reason why they would not receive back
their o.d home which was their rightful prop
erty, was that they could not think of inhabit-
ing rooms desecrated with all kinds of revelry,
debauchery and vice. by the former proAigate
Weldon and his companions.
Thus we conclude. All who were too strong
ly tempted and became guilty Of crime, were
reformed by the true philosophy and real good
ness Of the Legrand's and Harold, and made
happy and valuable members Of society--all
but Taylor who neg eotiated the forged bills, and
who was not heard from after.
All the wrong we have represented was-as
all moral wrong should be-ovverruled to the
highest good Of the guilty.
If this tale contributes anything to the cause
Of truth and virtue, the writer has accomplish
ed the only end he had in view. Farewell.
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From the Glenwood Union.
Meet mae I'm the Evening Shadows.

& ts9 By pERDIE suMxERs
Meet mein the evening,
When the stare are in the sky,
And the moon sends forth her beauty,
From her glorious throne on high;
when the whippoorwill il singing.
And his sweet song nlls the air,
meath, the broad oaks spreading branches.
Ali. darling, meet me there.
Meet me in the evening shadows,
Meet me In the oaken grove,
When the brooklet, and the rustling leaves,
All speak Of nought but love;
When the fair moon sends her shining beams,
70 baptize us In their light;
Meath the broad oaks spreading branches.
BY the brooklet pure and bright.
Meet me there, my darling Allie,
Meet me meath the oaken tree.
And I'll tell to the q secret,
That must be told to thee.
You ask me Why at evening,
Do bid thee meet me there;
And why choose the moonlight,
Thou fairest Of the fair.
'Tis because the holy silence,
And the moon within the sky,
And the stars, like angel watchers.
Going from their thrones on high;
Have for me charm so holy.
SO heavenly, SO rare;
That It seems that love Is purer,
And the fairest seem more fair.
Then Allie, darling Allie,
Do not fail to meet me there.
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From the Atlantic Monthly
Two Rivers.
BY RALPH WALDO EMERso

EMEKS0N.
Thy summer voice, Musketaquit
Repeats the music Of the rain;
But sweeter rivers pulsing fit
Through thee, as though Concord Plain.
Thou in thy narrow banks art pent:
The stream love unbounded goes
Through food and sea and armament;
Through light, through life, 1t forward flows.
I see the inundation sweet,
hear the spending Of the stream
Through years, through men, through nature fleet
Through passion, thought, through power and
dream.
Musketaquit, a goblin strong,
Ofshard and flint makes jewels gay;
They lose their grief who hear bis song,
Aud where he winds is the day ofday.
So forth and brighter fares my stream,-
Who drink II shall not thirst again;
No darkness stains its equal CLEAN,
And ages drop In It like rain.
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good old Quaker laiiy after listening
to the extravsgant yarns Of store keeper %
long a. her patience would allow, said to him,
"Friend. what pity it il . sin to lie. when y
seems 10 necessary to thy business.n
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

ca Chinese woman, surprised BY her
husband, had just time to hide her gallant in
sack, and set It up against the wall. The good
man coming in asked: sWhat is there in that
sack?" The woman was confused, and hesi-
tated for moment for an answer. The gll-
liant, afraid she would bluneer, called ous from
inside Of the sack s.Nothing b 1t rice %
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-02-18

q An old gentleman being asked What
be wiahed epx dinner, replied ''An sppetits,
good company, semsthing to Ell. sad . clean
napkiD.n
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KIEDHEss 10 slowed away in the heart, like
rose leaves in drawer, to swestsn every OBJ
ject around them.
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q Great Salt Lake City is laid out on a
magnificent scale. II is four miles in length
by three in breadth, the streets running at
right angles, and one hundred and thirty two
feet wide, with sidewalks twenty fest in
width. Each building lot contains an acre
and quarter Of land, and stream Of pure
water running through the city 10 made BY ~
Ingenious plan, TO flow on each side Of every
street, and 70 irrigste everv lot.
Donr believe il.
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far and for which Gen. SHINES holds

for. and for which Gen. SHINES holds
my receipt. This is the beginning and
end of his connection with the matter,
save and except that he was my bonds
mar for the contract, as security to the
amount of $40, 900 for the proper and
faithful execution Of the same.
It is with reluctance that I have tres
passed 80 far upon the columns Of your
valuable Journal, and the attention OF
your readers, but those interested in the
Improvement OF the swamp lands of your
beautiful parish will not, I trust, see
without interest 3 statement which,
whilst it vindicates the conduct Of one
who has been s~njustly misrepresented,
throws some light upon the causes that
have thus far operated to retard them.
Very respectfully,
J.. J. B. K1RK.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-04

AN INcoRRIGlBLE BoY.-John was a
good nat1red fellow, not without wit,
averse to toll, and spending most of his
time in manipulating those rectangular
forms of pasteboard which T. Chrehore
devised, and where the American eagle
sits perched upon the ace Of spades
Johns father was dead; but his uncle, a
Boston citizen, frequently gave him good
advice. john" said he, n day, be
Industrious, you a make anything of
yourself. Suppose you have no capital.
Look at old Billy Gray! He came into
this city with a pack on his back, and
went. ont with u million of dollars /"
That's nothing to my case" said incor-
rigible John, ~ came into this city with
two packs in my pockets, and l am 60
ing out without a red cent?"
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TREASURES OFFICE, BAroN ROUGE, !
Nov. 81. 1853.

I hereby certify that j. J. B. Kirk has
this day deposited in my hands, as State
Treasurer, ten thousand dollars, which
he alleges TO be the amount advanced to
him in March, 1857, by Lafayette Cald-
we'll, Commissioners of the Second Swamp
Land District of the State of Louisiana,
as contractor for cuttinga canal and re-
moving the timber on a line of work ex-
tending from Bayou MORGAN to the Bay
on Latenache. The above contract hav-
ing been declared, by the aforesaid
Commissioners, forfeited, and the afore-
said advance of ten thousand dollars
having been demanded by the said Cald.
we'll, as is alleged by the said Kirk, he
deposites the aforesaid amount. as pub
lie money belonging to the Second
Swamp Land District.
r. A. HUNTER,
L. g.. State Treasurer.
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State of Louisiana.
Ninth District Court-Parish Of Poiase Coupe
HARRIET U,LDRErH DAVIS


w. ~. No. elA.
SARAH ANN RA,roRp, wife of]
john S. Scott and John S. Scott, Der husband.
|DY virtue of and to satisfy a writ or 81 zrs aud
u sale issued in the above quit and to me direcA
ted by the Hon. the 9th District Court il and for
the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy plaintiffs
demand and costs Of suit, | have seized, md vii
offer at public sale at the Court House on
Saturday, the 4M day Of December, 1853.
ct II o'clock a. m, oil the right. title and inter
est that the defendant has in aud to The following
described property to Wit:
The tract of land Of two arpents front on Tho
Mississippi river, by forty in depth (lnore or les)
situated in the Parish of Poine Coupee, and ~
ing between the land or plantation acquired b.
John S. Scott, of the late p. II. Harbour, {now
owned by Mrs. Sarah Ann Raiford, wife ct John
S. Scott on one side; and land owned on the lsth
Of April 1854. by one Theriot (noH owned by sud
Mrs. Sarah Ann Raiford wife Of John 8. Scott on
the other side: together with all the improvements
thereon, and also the crop Of sugar cane now grow
ing on said land.
Terms of Sax.
Twelve months credit; the p~ercbaser 10 fn1-
nish bond with good and approved security IN
solido, and bearing s per cent interest from gay
of sale.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sif.
Pointe Coupee, Nov. IL, 1858. ids
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State of Louisiana.

Ninth District Court-Parish of pointe Conoas
In the matter OF the succession Of Pszrs Zena
Ransom, deceased.
to an order of the Ninth District
Court, to me directed, !, the undersigned. win
otter Tor sale, Oh Hainssday, tie 22d December
1898. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on the premises. the
following property, to wit:
Slaves:
Malo, negro man, aged about Is yea,s.
jean Baptiste, negro man, aged about 81 year.
YORK, negro man, aged about 50 years.
FRANCOIS, negro mal, aged about 20 yeara
RAM, negro man, aged about SIS years
Charles, negro man, aged about IS years.
Marie Louise, Mulatto woman, aged about Is
years, and her two children: Maurice, grit boy,
aged 2 years and q months. Valentine, griR
girl, aged l year and 5 months.
Madeleine, negro woman, aged agout 90 years,
and her child: Leon, negro boy, aged 6 mouths
Josephine. black girl, aged 10 years.
Simon, grIff boy, aged l2years
Iand:
A certain tract or plantation. situated oo the
Island Of False River, in this Parish, containing
six arpents in front by forty in depth, between
vol nes closing in the rear, bounded on the ons
side by the land Of Desolive Lejeune. and on tho
other by the land of Widow pcrvis M~ajor-vi.h
all lle improvements anu buildings Ulereon.
Also a new Sugar House, horse -power Mill,
with all the Necessary accessories for making
sugar.
Movablc@:
Horses, one mule, cattle, house furniture, kiuh-
en- furniture, sixteen head of sheep.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Movables, cash-the Slaves. payable one.6f-
teenth per cent. of the purchase price cash, the
balance in two equal iustalueuts falling due re-
spectively on the first daysin the month Of March
1860 and 1861. The land, ten per cent. Of tho
purchase price cash. the balance in three equal In
stalments payable respectively On the frs. days
of the month of March, 1860, 1861, and 1852.
The purchasers Of the land and slaves 10 give
their notes with good and solvent security III ass
do, payable as aforesaid to the order Of the TutriA,
and bearing 8 per cent. interest per annu1l sfts.
maturity until paid-a special mortgage and
vendors privilege to be reserved on tue imnoya-
bles sold, until final payment Of the notes there
given.
SEVERN PORCTIE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupec, November 20, ls5s.
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state OF Louisiana.

Parish Of Pointe Coupee--Ninth District Court
In the Matter of the Succession of Amaranthe
s,izan Widow Louis David, Deceased.
WILL be sold at public auction, on the pre-
w misses in the Parish Of Pointe Coupe by
y;rtre of an order of the Honorable the Ninth
District Court in and for the Parish of Pointe Con-
pee, State aforesaid. on
TUESDAY, l4th dag Of DECEMBER, 1858,
the following pvepertysdepending upon the Sue
cession Of Amaranihe Sai2au, Widow Louis Dayidr
to-wit:
SLAVES.
JOACHIM, a griff man aged about % years;
GEORGE, negro man 4S years;
CESAR. /" 40 years;
CLARISSE, negro woman 80 years'
LAND.
"A certain tract of land or plantation situated
on the Island of False River. in this parish, con'
tanning four arpents front by forty in depth, De-
tween lines closing in the rear; bounded ano'sp
land Of James A. Ventress, below by land OF u
Lebeau; with q gin-house and other improvement"
thereon.
MovABLES.
Horses, Cows, Calves, Mules, Agriculasa'
Utensils, and Household Furniture.
Terms and conditions Of the Sale.
Movables payable on the lst Of March, ! !o,r
Land and slaves. on a credit payable respecurs!
on the LIST of March 1860. 1861 and 1867. w
chasers to give their notes with personal stcen 10y
in solido, bearing interest at the rate OF pd
cent per annun1 after maturity until PAID, ap g
mortgage reserved an the property sold uaH
nal payment Of the notes. .ois
~7irta To-r[r. Lg.. y, lst-. So"
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Ea-Whilst on the subject of Pointe
Coupee, will the Democrat please write
as an obituary of the Echo? The Echo
was a good paper in It's way, and always
played back the music it received from
, the chief organ, with very proper varia-
tons, until the late Congressional cleo
ton, when it was simply mistaken in
thinking the late Mr.. Sigur tho strongest
man in the District. This was the mis-
take of a lifetime. The Echo died Of
it. [B. r. Gazette and Comet.
The Echo is stiff alive and kicking.
1t keeps kicking at Senators Slidell,
Benjamins Davidson and SHINES, and
such other small fry, whether political
or personal enemies. The last time it
showed fully this propensity, was by
kicking at our Court House fence. In
the fraeas it thought Of having killed
n of its personal enemies and wounded
another.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-04

p D6rWe refer our citizens to the card
of Mr. Maddux, of Bayou Sara. He is
too favorably known in his line of bust.
ness to require any encomium. Also, to
those of Mr.. Tooraen and Charles Stoer.
The former can furnish to families all
that they can need or desire; the latter,
to those visiting Bayou Sara, can supply
, as splendid a meal as they can get in
New Orleans. He is also ready to
furnish tasty and ornamental wedding
cakes.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-04

Ms-The annual Examination OF the
College Poydras will take place on Mon
day and Tuesday, the 9th and 7th Of
next month. Our citizens are too much
interested in the NAL tenance of a col.
legiate school.in our midst, not to fail to
attend and witness the Examination.
They are politely invited to attend.
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NOTICE

IS hereby given to all persons conccraed. that
JUSTIN REYNOLDS, administrator OF the Succession
Of James and Zlllma Vaughn, has filed his ia
bleau OF distribution Of the funds Of said Sue
cession in the Ninth District Court. in and for
the parish of Pointe Coupee; and that if no oppo-
sltlon Is made to said tableau within ten day from
the publication of this notice, the same will be
homologated and approved by said Court.
Pointe Coupee, Nov. u. 1855.
A RONDY C]erk
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State OF Louia,aoa

State OF LoaiAaoa
Parish Of Pointe Coupee-N;nth ns.s,, c,...
i. Li1cQs, lG Of aA. ~ss
vs., No ,,ne
Tnila Major.
BT virtue Of, and 10 satisfy &. eri, os
sued in the above entitled suit aaa 70 m. 49,
ed by the Hon. the eth District Cpa+. in ana "
the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy No
;iH~s demand and COTS Of suit, ! have a,;yass a "a,
viii otter at public sale. q; the Court Housa =, Ss'
Saturday the 4h day of DIX, 1854
at eleven O'Clock, 4. NJ, all the right, tile md !.
sels.st hat the defendant has in and to the s,s.a.
sion OF Widow Simeon Major, deceased 49,
onsNsrfenth of said succession. h
Tho account fled IN this Court BIZ The a3,,,
istraior OF said succession. shows that sll the ~
perry Of the succession has been SOLD ard that !.
assets now in the bands Of The AdrD;ais1-sa.
amount to s3ll5 IS, and that The deli, s-,nnas
to s73S 81, besides the costs OF { oust herynl.., IT,
accrue, estimated at So.
Terms Of Sax.
Twelve months credit: the parchasr 70 ~,
nisii bond with good aud approved security In
sohdo, and bearings per cent interest from DIV
Of sale.
SEVERN PORCHE Sheris
Pointc Coupee, November IS, 1883
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Bas- We are requested to give notice
that all letters and documents for the
Sheriff Of this Parish, should be address.
ed to him at False River P. 0. La, as a
matter of convenience to him, as this
?. O. is situated at the seat Of Justice.
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NOTICE

All communications intended for the
"PossrE CogPEE Democrat" should be
addressed to False River Post Office
Persons writing to us will please make
a note Of this.
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For Associate Justice.

Mr.. Editor Please that
Hon. JOHN McVEA is a candidate for
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
for this District-subject to the decision
Of q Democratic Convention, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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NOTICE

IS HERBY GIVEN to all persons concerned
that MAre. Widow TERENCE SsHsoS has Elrd her
tablea0 Of distribution Of the funds of the success
sion of Terence Samson, 9cceasea 4. in the
Ninth District Court, in and for the parish of
Pointe Coupee; and that ifno opposition il made
to said tableau within ten days from the pGDlica-
ton OF this notice, the same Will be hono!psa.ed
and approved by said. Court.
Pointe Coupee, November q, SO.
A, pONDY Clerk
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RALEIGH, Nov 23-The Hon. Thomas
L. Clingman has been nominated for U.
S. Senator for the short term, and Gov.
Bragg has been nominated for U. S.
Senator for the long term.
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pas- Court meets on Monday next
The Hon. Cyrus Ratliffe will preside.
Also, the Police Jury. same day.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-04

sss-The Hon. A. D. N. HARRISON re-
turned to ous parish this week from
holding Court in East Feliciana.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-04

ARKANSAS U. S. SENAroR.-We learn
by . private letter from Little Rock,
says the Helena Shield, of the 18th, that
Senator Sebastian was unanimously islxued
at ID NJ. on Wednesday. In caucus he
received en- first ballot So votes over all
competitors-Hempstead and others.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-04

A>ln another place our readers will
ind the name of Hon. John McVea an.
nounced as q candidate as one Of the
! Associate Justices Of the SupremeCo Court.
subject TO the choice Of tile Democratic
Convention.
Of his qualification for that high po.
sition we will refrain from saying any
thing, IS our personal acquaintance with
him is but of late date.
Without doubt, mer names will
be presented to the Convention for their
choice. We would wish to impress
upon the Convention the necessity Of
making a judicious nomination- OF
candidate who will be prom. led
worthy Of the Office (if eleeted) BY his
legal learning and unblemished CHARGE
ter.
The enemies Of the system Of an elec-
tive judiciary look forward for i change.
and their hope Of success is based mon
the injndicious nominations the Convea.
tions are about to make. Let, there.
fore, every parish in this District be
fully and ably represented in the Con-
vention, and we will answer for the re-
suit Of an excellent nomination.
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r q N A w A Y.

Qs.l7 NAV ARD VIII be gwen Dy the UNDER
@CO signed to any person who will deliver
to him LOUISA, a runaway slave, mulatress,
aged about sixteen years. Said womani is Of me-
dunn size; her front teeth much decayed;, speaks
both languages, and has been runaway for more
than four months. LABRY.
Pointe Coupee, December 4, ,58.
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L.
Coach Maker and Ecpalcer,

Bayou sara, La.
TEEPs always on hand q full a. xr~wr .
N s%ortrnent OF New Euegies an~G
barouches, and every Variety oO-lIy--
Harness, which he Will SCH as lew AS caa he
bought elsewhere. Also-all kinds Of Repairing
don. at the shortest notice, al1 on ,h. u, st rca-
sonaoie TERMS. n27-ly
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T.. 81
r. A. HUNTER,
State Treasurer.

rsrTbe first considerable lot of new
crop New Orleans sugar arrived at New
York on the 25th November, and was
sold Immediately at y to &c.