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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-02-27
BAYOU PLAQUEMINE.

Editor Adrocate The following letter
from Judge Baker, Of St. Mary's Parish,
is taken from the Planters Banner, pub
lished at Franklin. 1t was written in
reply to a letter from the Hon. j. w.
Walker, formerly Senator from ST. Mary,
requesting an expression OF his views
upon this important question. There is
probably no man in Louisiana that under
stands this entire question better than
Judge Baker, mol is there anyone whose
judgement upon such matters is worth
more than his. His uniform %success.in
the numerous paths of enterprise which
his bold and unerring mind has marked
out-his long, varied, and solid ex-
perience, which comes now to the aid OF
a judgement which is as vigorous and
energetic as at any former peliod Of his
lift, ought to give to his opinions great
weight and Importance in the settlement
of this question.
E. w FULLER.
Hon. j. w. WALKER-Sw Your
favor of the 10th inst, is before me, and
| hasten to offer you my views, agreeably
to your request, nrelation to the closing
Of Bayou Plaqnemine.
+ 1t is now over thirty years since !
acted as Superintendent and Treasurer
Of the Plaqnemine Navigation Company,
formed by the parishes of st. Martin and
st. Landry. There was an effort made,
at great cost in 1927, by contract, to So
close up the mouth of Plaquemine Bayou
as to avoid the drift, but admit sufficient
water to give navigation to the West
These works were not 81 far completed
when the river rose as to give the
required strength to resist the pressure
of the drift, and they were swept away
But the company resolved to prose
cute the enterprise again, and in the
year 1923 they employed me to put up
such works as would prevent the drift
wood from entering Plaquemine, and at
the same time secure the advantages to
navigation contemplated in the previous
enterprise. This accommodating drift.
wood had not only INSTRUCTED the navi.
cation of Bayou Plaqnemine by the for.
nation Of large RATS but it alsn filled up
aioLu AsisCf. DlyOu ooitGi, IuScOIt, dtiu
all the other bayous South and West,
into which the waters Of Plaquemine
passed on their way to the Gull.
This work was begun as soon as the
seasen would permit, and prosecuted
with all the energy and means could
bring to bearon it. completed break
watel. iii the mouth Of the bayou that
prevented the drift from entering, and
cut canal along the bank 50 as to strike
the current Of the Mississippi at an
acute angle. BY this arrangement the
water Of the river was rather drawn up
as It entered the bayou, which prevented
the drift from entering through that
yea, Ind most Of the next. BY this
n'nesslae resources Tof the company be
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Pointe Coupee, Thirteenth Justice of
the Peace Court.

Joseph Picard.
DY virtue of, and to satisfy a writ of fl ia, is
IL sued in the above entitled suit and to me di.
rected by the Honorable the 18th Justice of the
Peace Court in and for the parish aud State afore-
said, to satisfy plaintiffs demand and costs OF
suit, l have seized, and will offer Sat public sale
at the Court House on
Saturday, the Sd day Of Ap'Sl, 1858.
at IL o'clock, a. M, all the right, tile and inter-
est that the defendant has in and to the following
described property to-Wlt:
A tract of land situated on the Island of False
River, measuring two arpeuts from: on said river
by forty iu depth, bounded on the upper side by
the land of Alcide Dautheir, and on the lower
side by that of E. Major, together with all the
Buildings and improvements thereon, also the fol-
lowing named slaves:
Celeste negro woman aged about IS years.
Joseph negro man about % years.
Arlot, grif aged about q years.
Terms of Sals-CaM uM Appraisement
SEVERN PORCHE, Shit.
Pointe Coupee, feb. 27, 1853. 7tds
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vs. no. 1919
r. w. McRae.
BY virtue of. and to satisfy a writ Of fl IA, is
sued in the above entitled suit and to me directed
by the Hon. the 9th District Court in an for the
parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy PLAINTIFF
demand and costs of suit. I have seized, and will
offer at public sale at the Court House on
Saturday. the Sd day Of April, 1858.
at II o'clock, a. m., all the right, title and inter
est that the defendant has in and to me following
described property, towit:
A tract of land or plantation situate, lying and
being in the parish Of Pointe Coupea, established
as a sugar plantation, having fourteen arpents
front to the Mississippi river, upon a depth of
eighty arpents. together with all The buildings
and improvements thereon and theIeunto belong
ing or in any wise appertaining, such as the whole
now stands and is to be found. which plantation
is bounded on the upper side by the plantation of
James McCullum and on the W side by the
plantation of Capt. Morrison, add also the follow
ing twenty-four slaves as follows:
Marc aged 81 years, Chariot or Charles, Black
smith, As, Joe rs, Casimir SO, Frank 40, Perry 40,
jackson 3e, Polite so, Hamilton AZ, Avril IL,
Prosper u, Mary IS, Mary Ann II, Brigette u,
Drienne, II, Jenny II, Aveline 4e, Rachel 3s,
Persinette 46, Mira 80, Matilda 3S, and her two
children to-wit: Sally 7, Ali 8. Louise Is.
anu also ~ mules, I Wagons I'd noSs, Il HoIH
cattle, ploughs, hoes and other farming utensils
and implements of husbandry to be found on the
said plantation. And the following named slaves
for life, to-wit: Philo aged II years, Amy, Is,
Irene IL, Alex 6. Dave 4, Levi 2, Cynthia 20,
6, Isaac 4, Cora 2, Rose 80, Harriet 7, Jane
3. Sarah IL, Eliza, 7, Ann Is.
Terms Of Snh-CaM miM Appraisement.
SEVERN PORCHE, Shit.
Pointe Coupee, feb. 27, 1858. 7tds.
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A VISIT TO THE CAPITAL,

Some men are sent to Baton Rouge by
their fellow-citizens for the good of the
community, such as Senators and Repre-
sentatives, and some others are sent to
the same place to do "the State some
service" under another title. We did,
not go in either of those capacities. We
went on our own hook, to look after bu-
siness of our own, and to see a little of
Capital life during the Session.
At Bayou Sara we took the fast-run-
ming and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steamer
w. Burton, and here let us say to our
fellow-citizens that they will consult
their interests and comfort by availing
themselves Of the opportunity afforded
by this packet for going to the city. The
Burton passes Bayou Sara Oh Monday,
at 10 o'clock, and makes her trip i'll bet
ter time than the regular packets, and
another strong induccment for this com
munity to take; her, is, that they will
always find a party Of their %acquaint-
ances from Atchafalaya on board. She's
our boat after this.
A short walk brought us to the sane
tum of our esteemed friend, J. M. Taylor,
Esq, of the Baton Rouge Advocate; and
we were glad to perceive by his smiling
c~ountcnance and the cheerful tone of his
voice, that the memory of the unpleasant
affair which called him to the field OF
honor, was nearly fled.
The ball, on the night of the 23d, at
the Harvey House, was a brilliant affair.
Pointe-Coupee was well represented; as
was, in fact, almost every portion of our
gallant State. We went to the Ball, of
course, as in duty bound, and though it
has not fallen to our lot to witness many
parties of the kind at the capital, we
think we hazard nothing in saying that
this one had, most decidedly, the mono
poly of the prettiest, gayest and sseetcst
portion of the Sugar-Bowl State; and, as
a friend Of ours, q gay young spark, re-
marked to us, Pointe Coupe was most
fairly represented-and we fully endorse
him.
But Time few with the wings Of the
wind, and brought us abruptly down. from
that Eden Of delight to the sad and stern
realities of everyday life, and we became
conscious that duty to the generous pa
irons who SO nobly encouraged our en-
terprize in it's infancy, duty to %ourself,
required our presence in our humble
sanctum, on the banks of False River.
At the very moment that those thoughts
were passing through our mind, we
heard a steamers bell, and, hurrying
down to the wharf, we saw, with plea
sure, our own gallant craft, the Burton,
rushing OF her way. We took the hint,
and the boat took us on board, and soon
brought us back toour sequestered home,
and, kind reader, here we are, at our post
once more, ready as ever to give you
Saturdays quantum Of news and other
matter.
Thus ends the report Of our trip to
the City Of the Red Stick.
The Legislatnre,I perceive, is still
busily engagedin doing nothing, and !
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State Of Louisiana.

Parish of Pointe Coupee-Ninth District Court.
A. Miltcnbcrger6 Co.
vs.. No. lS3L.
r. ". McRae
BY virtue of and to satisfy a writ Of fl ia, is
sued in the above entitled suit and to nc direct
ed by the Hon. the 9th District Court in and for
the parish and State aforesaid. to satisfy plain
tif7s demand and costs of suit. | have seized, and
will offer at public sale, at the Court House on
Saturday, The Sd day Of april, 1858.
at II O'Clock a. M. all the right. title and inter
est that the defendant has in and to the following
described property to-wit:
A sugar plantation situated in the parish Of
Pointe Coupee having fourteen mpGats front to
the Mississippi river by eighty arpents in depth
bounded above by the plantation of James Nc
Cullum and below by that Of Capt. Morrison, and
the following slaves to:wit:.
Chariot aged 40 years, Hamilton 30. jackson
40, Joseph 80, Cashier IS. Mars %, Perry 80,
Frank IS. Polite 45, Avril -, ALI 4. Sa1ile .,
Pros per 10, Mary 35. Mary Ann Is, Louise, ID,
Drienne ". Jenny s3. Matilda 80. Rachel 80,
Persinctte. 80. Mira 40, Brigette, "a, lamp Is.
ANDY 20, jesse 40, Bony 80, johnny 80. Jack Il.
Harry II. Joseph II, Fanny 70, and her two
children. Caroline Is. Hester Is, and her child,
Della Is. Manda II, Meriah IS, Philo Is, Punch
40. Major Q. Isaac 8. Eliza 5. Lucy Is, Milly 81.
Sarah Is, Victor Is. Letha 10, King %, Gabe 2l,
Mariah 80, Mary Holt 80 and er%infant, Sally rs,
Suzan 40, Silva AZ, Amy II. Antony II, Frank
II. jenny II, Linda Is. David II, Bill 10, Polly
Is. Martha 4. Charles 80. Leah, 90, Sally 6. Bcv-
erly IS, Alexander "a, Dave q, Nancy "A ,Patsey
and her infant son. Linda No. 2, Is, Liza II,
John IL, Catharine l3, Ellen II.
Terms of Sale-Cash with Appraisc-
ment.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sh'f.
Pointe Coupee, feb. 81, 1853. 7tds
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State OF LoIiSaana.
Parish of Pointe Coupee-Ninth District Court.
James N. Colby,
VS.. No. 1873.
School Director of District No. 6
DY virtue of, and to satisfy a wria of f ia, is
u sued in the above entitled suit and to me d.
rected by the Hon. the 9th District Court in and
for the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy plain
tiff's demand and costs Of suit, | have seized. and
will offer at public sale, at the Court House on
Saturday, the Sd dag Of April, 1858.
at IL o'clock, a. M, all the right. title and inter-
est that the defendant has in and to The following
described property, to-wit:
The School House of the 9Th District.
Terms Of Sak-CaM wih Appraiscment.
SEVERN PORCIlE, Shf.
Pointe Coupee, feb. q, 1853, 7tds
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State of LOufn..a.

Parish of Pointc Coupee-NaA District Court
Simol Gondran,
R W. McRae.
DY VIRTUE OF. and to satisfy a writ of Fl ill.,
ID in the above entitled suit and to me directed
by the Honorable the Ninth District Court in ana
FOR the parish aud State aforesaid, to satisfy pam,
tiff demand and costs of suit. | have seized. ana
will offer at pablo sale, at the Court House on
SctuyIny, tie GM day Of jIe1cz, 1855.
at IL o'clock. q m, all the right, title and interest
that the defending has in and to the following de-
Scritccd property towit:
4 tract OF land cultivated as q sugar planta-
ton under the name Of "Glen Mary" situated
in the Parish of Poiute Coupee. and MEASURING
fourteen arpents front on the Mississippi river, byy
eighty arpents in depth, bounded on the upper
side by the plantation Of James McCullum. and
on the lower side by that of Captain Morrison,
together with the buildings and improvements,
engines and machinery, horses. mules, oxen. cattle.
farming utensils and implements of husbandry on
said plantation, and The following named slaves
employed on and attached to said plantation.
to-wit:
Mare. negro man aged about about % years.
Charles OF Chariot, negromau aged about forty.
five years.
Joe. negro man aged about &c wears.
CaslmiI, negro man aged about 80 wears.
Frank, negro man aged about 40 years.
Perry, negro man aged about 40 years
jackson, negro man aged 80 years.
Polite. negro man, SO years.
Hamilton. negro man aged AZ years.
Avril, negro aged II years
Prosper negro aged II years.
Mary mnlattO, woman aged IS vears.
Mary Ann, aged II wears.
Bridgette, aged II years.
Drienne, aged II years.
Jenny aged 20 years.
Evelinc aged 4G years.
Rachel aged So years.
Persincttc, aged 46 years.
Mira. aged 81 years.
Matilda, aged SO years, and her two children
to.wit: Sally, aged 7 years, Ali, aged 3 years.
Louise, aged Is years.
and also 80 mules, I wagons, % plows,
twelve head Of cattle and Is hogs.
Terms of Mh-cah Nth appraisment.
SEVERN PORCHE. Sheriff.
Pointe Coupce, jan. 80, '5s. ids $3.50
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IA OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Pointe Coupee-Ninth District Court

Parish Of Pointe Coupee-Ninth District Court.
Jeremie Gauthier, Tutor, ,ss
VS.. No. 1851.
S. NJ. Isaac. ct ais.
DY virtue Of, and to satisfy a writ of Fl Fa, is
u sued in the above entitled SUIT and to me di-
rected by the Hon. the Ninth District Court in
and for the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy
plaintiffs demand and costs of suit, / have seiz-
ed, and will offer at public sale at the Court
House on
Saturday. the Sd dag Of April, 1858,
at IL o'clock, a. m. all the right, title and inter
est that the defendant has In and to the following
described property to-wit:
A mulato man named Orlan aged 38 years.
Terms of Sae--CaM eaM Appraisement.
SEVERN PORCIIE, Sh'f.
Pointe Coupee, feb. 81, 1858. 7tds
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NJ oTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN to all persons conccrns s
that Francis Lieux, administrator OF inc su..
cession Of Alexis Duchein, deceased, has nisa LA =,
final tableau of distribution Of the funds Of sa CIV
succession in the Ninth District Court, III ana w
the parish of Pointe Coupec; and that II hoop
~nosition is made to said tableau within ten asys
from the publication Of this notice, the same 1i'
be homologated and approved by said Cours.
Pdnte Coupee, La, this 9th day OF fep'aA'
i0 I1.a, 4 A. BospY. slerk.
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their utmost to serve their constituency,
and to benefit the very persons who are
endeavoring to disparage their efforts.
1t is useless for US to send Represen-
tatives to the Legislature Or to Congress,
if we, who sent them, by constant abuse
and d~etraction, are to deprive them of
the power Of serving us. How can a
Representative support a measure, sue
~cessfully, when his own constituents
are throwing cold water upon it and ridi-
culing his efforts at the same time? For
u part, no matter how much we may
dislike the man., we will afford the Repre-
sentatire every support in our power, while
he is laboring in the proper discharge
of his duties. and particularly when he
is using his utmost endeavors to benefit
his w parishioners.
To show the utter recklessncss of the
Echo's assertion OIL prophecy in relation
to the bill in the hands Of our able Sena-
tor, we annex the following:
On motion of Mr.. SHINES, the bill au
thorizing the Swamp Land Commiss-
toner's of the Second District to examine
into the practicablllty of improving the
swamp land between False River and
the Mississippi River, passed-only one
dissenting vote.
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The Legislature, II perceive, is still
busily engagedin doing. nothing, and !
do not know but what it is better for the
State, after all. So long as they are thus
engaged, we will be free from ridiculous
and imperative legislation. The bill Of
Col. Claiborne, from u parish, toexempt
N slave from seizure, / see, has been
killed. When the bill came up for con-
sideration, it ELECTED the ablest speeches
which have been made in the Legislature
for some time. Col. Claiborne's bill for
draining the swamp between False River
and the Mississippi, is up before the Sen
ate, but / have no idea it will pass that
body, inasmuch as it has fallen into the
hands Off. B. SHINES !; that of itself is
sufficient to kill it.-Posate Coupe Edo.
We are sorry to see that the editor Of
the Echo carries his personal animosity
against our Senator, Gen. SHINES, SO
for as to prejudice the interest of the
Whatever causes be may have
n entertain i'll feeling towards him
p~esaonally. or even politically, they
certainly do not warrant opposition 20
every measure forthe benefit ofthe parish
md State, which he may find It his duty
70 support. We think the good Of the
parish should b paramount, and that
our Senators and Representatives, should
receive every support q encouragement
while working for it's interests We
consider II wrong and highly preindi-
cial tothe interest Of the public, to attack
onrpublc servants while they are doing
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n~ The Catholic papers the
appointment of Rev. Augustine Verot, of
ElIicot's Mills, Maryland, to be Vicar
Apostle of Florida, and of Rev. F. P.
Nc Farland, of Utica, n. y, to be Roman
Catholic Bishop of Hartford, Conn,
instead of Rt. Rev. DR.. 0. Reilly, who
persisted on board of the Pacific.
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NJ CT

rs hereby given that Pierre Curet has applied
i the Ninth District Court in and for the par&
of Pointe Coupee, to be appointed Curator Of Ae
vacant Succession of Oliver B. Linday. deceakd.
and that if no opposition is made to his dennnd
in ten days after date, he will be appointad ac-
cordingly. By order of the Ninth District Court.
Pt Coupe, feb. n, 1855. A. BoNDYElerk
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M~ The amount expended for print
ing by the last two Congresses is
81 400, 900.
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Accounts from Lower California make
mention of a summary execution Of
thieves by the Mexican officer in COM
mand.
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H. c.. M r
PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER,
POINTE COUPE, La.
y ESPECTFULLY offers his services to the citi-
II gems Of this Parish. Apply at Boudreau's
Hotel, False River,
jan. Is, 1858. linz
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State Of Louisiana.

Parish of Pointe Coupee--Ninth District Court
James McCullum, for the use of
A. Miltenberger d Co.transter NJ 1870
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f Parish of Pointe Coupee-Ninth District Court.
A. Miltcnberger& Co.
vs. No.. 1872
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tat of Louisiana.

Parish of Orleans-Fourth District Court.
Ridgill. Roberts & Terrell,
for the use of J.! Lalande. No. 1929.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

uARDHEARIsg AND DrArsRss-DR MATTHEW
III surist from TIE University q Berlin (Prusssl cures
this ai on sure snd effecy. Hs treatment n the only
successful one and celebrated IA al states Of germsny
vmce, W Amig street. open from lM II An, sna1 III
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BIO "IHym" BILLY BowLBos' speech, when /" glo-
rious" New Orleans the other day, opened richly
follows -" stand up here big chief, brave warrior
give Billy good 70 follow the track ana
he lick ali the United States, soap big father II Washing
ton Whoopp'
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DENTISTRY.

A MBER.-DR. DIEFvDNBACH's NEW AND MPQR-
a perant nvcnton In dentistry patented April ~ 1854
Amber superior All base for ARTIFICIAL teeth
gum with Nellie color effected he plate and
nj no Canal street
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nENTrsrRy-KUREKA, EURRKA-0NR or THE
~ greatest improvements Of the IN ARTIFICIAL seth By
an entirely process doing with all msals hereto
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any other material snd be used In tho mo~ dhsuh
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-03

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