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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

DOOMS WANTED-By Gentleman and Wife,
~ without board The entire SECOND FLOOR NJ far i,he4
house. located bsween 4L ana Ga asa 10th aud
Sh T., in quiet neishboihcod reference exchanged Aa
dress c.. Box No. 2t5D Post Ofco
WANIED-By Lady and Daughter in q pr-
w vste family two BEDROOMS and PARLOR on tbs ssc
opd floor unfunisbed With BOARD Location btgsen 10th
ebG sC and 70 9Th References sxchsnecL Ad
dpss H.. Box No ne TibUrs Oce. stAsng terms which
must be mo6efste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-28

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PROPERTY Sr sALEAn the real and persoEA property
hfely beonrns the N1d Manufacturing Company, coufnS
Of brick Cotton Factory containing machinery t -" spin
Hes Of he oonauc,on Counting and Cloth Room Boz
two koks Of bch Boarding houses luore than sur
,ent ff ths seoomodson OF the kks) bct Machine hop
Isepts Honse ok Oyerse Cottages together With sandry
ser budlrxa Aivo branch Rsilrose mis IN length
meeting the Western Railroads WISER power adequate
spuaeA 9TH dam and canal and So
Of Land lying both des Of The Cacpee ave In Town
Springfield Chcop>e and Ludlow Bor flrthef Information
spply 70 3 YROTti iNGHAM Boston 0EO WAI.KEk
Springfeld @. w. HOLT, .. The Mi, g @ BAksfoW ~
o. Il DEIANO. NestYork
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Summer Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD csn be had at ClaverscA,
~ Columbia Co. n V three Iniss iioa Elt<cr CITY bi.a
isrs a. u.e AID peas.ry ccs:ed. CONTRACTING ore a'
fps u views wcE.d Terms 81 70 % p, Wa Aafe"
~ C.fLACk
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WANTED-A Bookkeeper, , Conductors, 9
w Ccrk for slipping and ticket offices. Clerks for dy
goods snd sroery soies BsheePi Portes Brsksmcn
Exp-ess Drivers Frenep Mar for and Cosrh-
men Aprly to LEWIS KAUFMAN, No. TOO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-28

COUNTRY BOAHD-On the Palisades at For'
l.. orsy.e ~ NE from toe lsrcrE Bosts runnie1
froc a IT. u o Inquire q Capt ANnEIT ''esme's
II. r. Hu,.e feet q Srr,ng 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-28

I AND WARRANTS BOUGHT and SOLD,
~ 81 Qns kx Dsanky Iced Perscrs ard EIr~ Pay pss
cC>stt 0E0, NQoDkAM No. - ~lLs9|t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-28

GUNNER BOARD at GREENWOOD LAKE,
- O-snse Comfy EewYort S. miles via Ere Ruroat 70
Ctser thtuoe ~ stage 10 mles 20 the lake rh- manson
ssuds ., tie II beautiful lake 10 nIes ns slf-
ruut osd rrusI,c uoUDsn SCENERY en- yns
tucysn csyere oooed by cocs.u. brs.z for toe Lave
fine az sbupdsDc fruit ssd vegetables mix snc but
IT, PRODUCED on The psoe beats bovinr ssy a.-d tises
arc vebes tho o the sues unesr the arecaSn Of a
ex,<rie- red caterer. bHNS nVNhi
Lac Of Colln,'. L7e-p-oi s.srsh,p Lire. p,oPdenr
Per further he refers 70 g. Caldwell, or william
We~>ct Nos le and iIf Dssncst Messa Iodn n FnIn
and D.vsd Derison Nc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-28
1)ainis, Oils, Glass, ST.

NOBI-RN's Extra LARD OILcvey pure; viii
peysr cum AID vi Scrr rqaa 70 Soe-a Barrels 50 70
a.. JONN w Quincy Co. No - wsMsr-se
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financial.

GgrxcLur Y,t tsSuuAEcy CO Hs- tosk JaI -
EIyIpRRD .i SEVEN f8b Chsi go W.
" cAP,rsL II fCK q ~. Corosi,. es- 49, NA' W
utcLAsfh' '''NS'' wIIaI,r suLLGsS sso'etvr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-28

P,TrRsO, .sp HupsoN RMlseAo Cohr.Nf' JuVy :, ~
DIVIDtND NOTICE.-A seni-annual Dir
IL pEND c. FOUR PER CENT upon me sa TpMsss1SS q
- r,ar..v rsu be raid s. the ctf r. OF srEooINS
sIoopoOoD No. y William It New'io5A. ca -
DAY 18th jay last, and after 1As, aaS' ~ "
TIE 'c''eii'e'' D' ''D'' A PENNINGTON. TtesTaIer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-28

y receiving quite extensive Billiard aud Bowgg Sa,ots kc
an lbt4d vi The Fishing and Ysctus grenade In tie
On, a, South b. SURPASSED For restoe bath - tho in
valid espscsJ afflicted With fever aud ssu- and hay f-v
tie ios:ion ubequsled In tbe United SseS Coumi,cson
tx osJ BY Long and Railroad TO Thompson and BY sss'
9. ffocn Prostsapit DAVID s. sAdnIs
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6aLss bn Autiiol
= osaEs. sas<sr>.t - -.
Or bAEC6. BROIEgr 4 Ce.-tr1s- M
~ tesc-, 10 = Ssr,~s

UCTION NOTICE.. a. JAChSoN' AUG
n tio-..-L, q LIZ FORT 81 SCI -i;2oli Ie'etg-. "a
WEDNESDAY !uiy = .. Il 80 "a e., =. no - 80
- - T. cs--s gls: Ltce ,eGsi L-@ Cs-'.r' I,Ll'
49,. 49,. U,.r.cs,s J-~-lrY, vi "a stag - TIE
u ie rsrrt ory ise goods 49, sosi f-y sieaoe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-28

VUNHE LEMON FIRE INSURANCE COM
II PANf. Ose. No. = WeL.st, Lave TdIS DAY declared
SEMI-AnNUAL DIVIDEND OF hye per payable 90 aud
after be "a Of August, DAVID DkAhE, Sec
N.wfoIi JOY e, less.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-26
SIMON ct LOEB

ant Phonneur d'annoncer a leurs amis ct au
" public qu'iIs ~viennent de recevoir, par les
,derniers arrivages du Nord ct de Europe un
assortment complet ct choisi des Marchandises
suivantes, Quincaillerie ct Coutellerie fine; Mar
chandises Seches de premiere qualite;; Drogues
ct Medicaments frais; Fayence, Porcelaine, ct
Verrerie assorties; Parfumerie, Comestibles ct
Conserves Alimentaires de choix-le tout est en-
vente d des prix moderes. 10 av
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rentsai chez I'M marchand de vim avec
Baton ct Jayotte. Francois nou atten-
dit plus loin ct ne but pas rex nous.
N. lie president 4 Avril: II resulte de
Ffnstruction que vous avez en- des rela-
tions. tres intines avee Lacenaire, que
vous avez promis de le faire decouvrir.
NJ. Allara: C'est lui qui a fat con-
nai.Ee que Lacenaire await une tante rue
Sainte-Avoye. II s'etait trompe, c'etait
rue Bar-du-Bcc, qui est une prolongation
dc Ia meme rue. On chercha d'abord
rue Sainte-Ayoye, ct on trouva Ia verite
des indications donnees, rue Bar-du- Bee,
chez IN layetier. Cest spontanement
qu'Ayril fit cette declaration.
NJ. lie president i FRANCOIS: Qu'avez-
Yous a dire?
Francois; La meme chose que dams
N%nstruction. J'ai dit q N. Allard ce
que lie savais. NJ. Allard fat erreur
quand il dit que lie grand qui, dams Faf-
faire Chardon, attendait q la porte du
marchand dc vim, etait moi.
NJ. Allard: Je mai pas dit que c'etait
yous. Jai rapport6 ce que m'avalt dlt
Avril. C'est lui qai m'avait signale lie
grand qui attendait a la porte du mar
chand de win.
NJ. lie president: NJ. Allard ma pas
designe Phomme auquel L%acenaire au-
RAFT dit: tn ne feras rien pour monter
sur p~echafaudl
NJ. Allard: &c nest pas Ii lie propos.
Avril me dit que Laeenaire await dit d
un grand qui attendait tout pale a la
porte du marchand de vim: tn ne feras
jamais rien pour monter a Pechafaud.
NJ. lie president: C'est celia, CONNIE
sill cut dit: Tu ne seras jamais digne
de monter sur Pechafaud. =
M. Allard: c'est celia.
NJ. lie president: Lacenaire, yous con.
venez de tous les fats rapportes par N.
Allard7
Lacenaire: Parfaitement exact.
"a comtinaer)
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-26
18th Of July!
GRAND PARTV,,

TNHE UNDERSIGNED PARISH CORosr,
L Respectfully announces to the nubiic .ha.''
on the fourth ofJuly, 1858, he Will give a "A'
GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS.
i'll the shape of a Ball and Music Party Tia
engaged, for this purpose, a complete orcbes,.a
Speeches will be delivered, in the French lan
guase by no. Lebeau Esq, and in Enelisb | hv
E. L.. Jewell Esq. W
There will be a grand Ball Immediately after
All persons are respectfully invited to iat,ena
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-26
COLLEGE POYDRAs.
PARoIssE DE La POINTE COUPE

r ES EXERCICES de cette Institution COM
Ia mencerontle premier lundi de feyrier.
LIE cours DIES etudes comprendra toutes celies
mni sont generalement enseignees dams les neil
leurs colleges du pays. ct une attention speelale
sera donnee a tout ce qui, dane lie cours des
ets,des, peut ayoir une importance parhculiefe
| relatiyement aux affaires dc la vie; de sorte que
ceux aui auront pris leurs degrees dams cette insti-
tuition, possederont, a leur entree dams lie monde,
DIES commissioners pratiques, aussi bien que seien-
tifques. a !,
La Tongue experience du Surintendant actuel
dams Ia carriere de Penseignement, ct les heureux
resultats obtenus par lui, lui insplrent de 10 con.
Hance. ct lui donnent lie droit d'asstlrer ceux qui
youdront bien lui confe leurs e~nfants. quill seront
narfaitement s~atisfaits, ct sous lie rapport de Fetu-
de ct de Advancement, ct sous celu du c0nIortabie
ct du neoessaire physiques dcs eleves. -,
NnI Professor ne sera employee CONNIE aide Sill
nest reconnu CONNIE Giant p~arfaitenent capable
de remplir SON mandat. 8aa.,
Les plus grandes facilities possbles seront reu-
mics dams cette institution, pour hater les progress
des eleves; outre tous les instruments ct appareils
de chimie, de philosophie ct de physique, eiie pos
sede une bibliOthaque ehoisie ct complete.
&c college oAre des facilities ponr Fetude de Ia
langue anglaise qui ne sont surpassees par eeiles
d,acune autre institution du pays, etant situee dams
une peroisse Oh les deux langues sont parleesayec
CONDITIONS.
Cours d~'instruction, avec pension, blan-
chissage. etc, par $780, 90
Cours obstruction ct demi PEN
sion, par an............... 200, 90
Cours preparatoire, par an. 5000
Cours de Classiques ......... 1900
Honoraires de matricule, (pour
Internes seuls) 1000
A. ". JACKSON,
President.
Pointe Coupee, 80 janv-l al
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-26
HENRY TElNNY,
CHARPENTIER ct MENUISIER,

BAYOU SARA L,EE.
4 1honneur d'annoncer . ses amis ct au public
II. qu'fl tient CONSIGNMENT en- main I'm assorti-
ment eornplet de CERCUEILS METALLIQUES
PATENTB de CRANE, b son Atelier, aupres
de P&curie de n. ]. H. Henshaw, = Bayou Sara.
n. DEMOUY eat mon Agent pour IN
vente de ces cereueila dams Ia paroisse de ID
Pointe Coupee; il Ell i ~touiours un assortment
complet en- disponibilite.
10 avril q. TFNNY.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-26
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP. ss4
On the goth of March, by the undersigna,s
Mr., Lacostes place, in this parish:
A DUN HORSE, Is hands high, and badly for
dered. No perceptible marks.
The owner is requested to come forward, rsn
property, pay charges and take him awsy, oth6
wise he will be disposed Of according 70 las.
May, ed 1858. EDWIN YIGNE..
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LETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
couR Dc. NEuv1EME DISTRICT UDlcIAIRE-pA
Ro1ssE DE LA PoINTE COUPE.
Dams pafiaiire de la succession de Lise Gre
Million, reure Simeon Major, deeedee.
CONFORMEMENT a I'm ordre de
Honorable Cour du Neuvieme District
Judiciaire, Je, soussigne, Sheriff de cette
paroisse, offrirai en- vente publique,
samedi, h 26me jour du mois de JUN 1858
a 10 heures A. NJ, sur les lieux autre-
fois habites par ladite Dame decedee, les
propristes s%uivantes, SAVIOR:
ESCLAVES.
Resale, negresse agee d'environ 20
Son enfant, Roseline, agee d'environ
19 mois. ss. Esq
Bob, nagre age d'environ so ans;
Perine. negresse agee d'enyiron SO
I47 sHs MEUBLES.
Cheyaux, mulets, yaches, meubles de
maison, etc.
TERMES EFT CONDITIONS.
Les meubles, payables toutes sommes
au-dessons de vingt piastres, compliant;
toutes sommes de vingt piastres ct au-
dessus, payables en- mars 1859.
Les esclaves en- trois termes annuels
ct egaux lie Ter en- tout mars 1859, lie I'd
en- tout mars 1860, ct lie troisieme en-
tout mars 1861. Les %acquereurs devront
fournir leurs billets avec caution soli-
daire portant HUT pour cent d'interet
par an apres echeance jusqu'a Placement,
ct hypotheque ~speciale reservee u les
proprietes iusqu'a Placement des billets.
SEVERN PORCHE, 3
Sheriff,
Pointe Coupee, % mai 1858-tds
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State Of Louisiana.
Ninth District Court-Parish Of Pointe Coupee
In the matter Of tie succession Of Marie
Melanie Chust deceased, wifs Of Tier
sriMe Sieard. -faasg IT. ss4 #
Pursuant to an order of the Ninth
District Court to me directed, ], the
sheriff undersigned, will offer for sale,
on Wednesday the 50th of June, 1858,
at 10 o'clock A. r., at the Court house,
the following property to-wit:
SLAVES. sss
William Negro man aged about As
years;
Cuisine negro woman aged Is years,
and her three childreo;
Josephine aged s years, Rosetta aged
6 years, and Nicholas aged 4 years.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Ten per cent Of the price Of adjuca-
ton payable cash, and the balance pay
able in three equal annual instalments
falling due in all the month Of March
1859, 1860, and 1851. The purchasers
to give notes with good security in solido,
bearing 8 per cent after due till paid,
payable as above said to the order of the
tutrix, and special mortgage and ven
doris privilege reserved on property sold
SEVERN PORCHE, Sh'f.
Pointe Coupee, my 29, 1858-tds.
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TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
By ia. Lebeau, about one mile above
Waterloo on the 9Th inst, a small DARK
BAY MULE, about ten years old, with
several small ~white-collar marks on each
side of the shoulders, and a white mark
each side Of the back occasioned by
the saddle. No other visible marks.
The owner is requested to come for
ward prove property and pay the costs,
or he will be sold in seventydays as the
law directs. j. ST.. GERMAN.
May 26, 1858.
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TAKEN Up.

IAkEN UP.
RiTHOs. a MIX, OH the 9th day Of June 1859.
- in the woods back of s. A. Lacctes planta-
ton, on False River. pointe Coupce Parish:
One GRAY HORSE, Is hands high, 10 or IL
years old, blind in the right eye. and branded W.
G. OH the left shoulder. ~"
Also, one SORREL HORSE, Is hands high,
sor9 years old, with an indistinct brand on the left
shoulder; having a white face, the fore right foot
white; and the hind right foot also white. With
mark on the back occasioned by the saddle.
And also, one DARK SORREL CREOLE
MARE about 2 or 3 years old; star on the forehead,
and the left hind foot white.
The above horses have no other visible marks.
The owners of the above described horses. are
requerted to come forward. prove property, and
take them AWAY by paying charges; otherwise
they will be sold according to the regulations Of
the Police jury Of this Parish.
" J.L. DEMORUELIE,
Justice of the Peace.
Point Coupee Je 10, SO.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-26
IETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

- &
cerH Do NEry1EME DISTRICT JuDIclAlRE-PA
RoIssE DE La PoyNrE COUPE.
Dans Pefairs de "a succession de Marie
Mslanx Chass, decide, epoHse de Tier
rlMe Sea7a.
CONFORMEMENT a IN ordre de
FhonorabIe cour du neuvieme district
judiciaire, jc soussigne, Sheriff de cette
paroisse, otfrirai en- vente publique
merercdi k Some jour du mois de JUN 1853,
a 10 heures A.. NJ, q la maison de cear,
les prophecies %suivantes, savoir:
~ SCLAVES.
William, negre age d'environ As ans.
Cuisine, negresse, agee d'environ 25
ans, ct ses trois enfants:
Josephine, agee de 8 ans.
Rosetta, agee de 6 ans, ct Nicolas,
age de 4 ans
CONDITIONS DE La VENIE
Dix pour cent du prix de Padjudica-
ton payable compliant, ct la balance q
trois termes annuels ct eggaux, en- tout
mars 1859, 1860 ct 1861.
Les acquereurs devront fournir leurs
billcts avec caution solidaire, portant
HUT pour cent d'interet par an apres
echeance jusquSa Placement ct hypothe-
que speciale, reservee sur les proprietes
,jusqu'a final Placement des billets fats
a rordrc de la tutrice.
SEVERN PORCHR,
Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee. 20 iuin l858-tds
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NOTICE OF ELECTIONS

Notice is hereby given that elections
shall be held i'll the LIST. 18th, 5th, 9Th
10th, 18th, and 18th, Districts Of III.
Parish for members Of the Police 1,r,.
on Monday the 2sth Of jane 1858
" PoRcHE, CLERK.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-26
AVIS.

LIE public est preyenu de ne pas negocier I'M
certain billet souscrit par MM. Augustea StDisier
ct Forestin Hebert, pour Ia somme de deux mile
p~iastres, payable lie q mars 1859. EN- faveur de
Ursin Sicard, ct paraphe ne rartzur, ledit billet Sc
trouyant dune maniere frauduleuse entire les
mains de tiers. URSN CAk
8mai-30d
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rOAsTPACKET-THE BELLA, Ill
~ DONNA, Capt W. M'Conhss E&
leaves New Orleans every Saturday, at s oclockn
NJ, for Donaldsonville, Plaquemine, Baton Roug,
Pert Hudson, Bayou Sara, Williamsport, FortA
ANS, and all intermediate landings; returning
leaves Bayou Sara every Wednesday morning. %
the ar rival of the railroad cars from Woodsik
NJ Particular attention will be paid 10
receiving and landing Of passengers and VI
freight, at all hours. during the day and night
HOLMES Il CLAUSS, Agents
jan15y No. IA TchoupitoulM SIRE
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-26
NJ oney u d!

A PORTE MONNAIE', containing a s,u &c
n money, was found on Monday moruipo las.
opposite the store of Messrs. Graupnans ffro
False River. w,
The owner is requested to Come forward. nro,.
property, pay charges and take it,
rs Enquire at this office.
PIT Coupee Je 10, 1883.
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water within twenty yards Of the ship, when sudden
ly disappeared for about half minute, and then made
its appearance in the manner again, showing US
distinctly its neck and head about 10 IL feet out Of
the water. It head was shaped like long nun buoy,
and sup ose the diameter to have been feet in
the largest part, with kind of SCROLL tuft of loose
skin, encircng it about two feet from the top The
water was dscolored for several hundred feet from its
head much that, its first appearance, my I'M
preston was that the ship was in broken water, pro-
duced supposed, by some volcanic agency since the
last time passed the island but the second appear
completely dispeled those Fears and assured us
that it was monster Of extraordinary length, which
appeared to be moving slowly towards the land The
ship going too fast to enable to reach the mast
head in time to form correct estimate of its extreme
length but, from what we saw from the deck, con-
clude that it must have been 200 feet long The
boatswan and several Of the crew. who observed it from
the topgalant forecastle state that it than
double the length Of the ship in which it must
have been 500 feet BE that it may, am convinced
that it belonged to the serpent tribe. 1t Of dark
color about the head, and was covered with several
white spots Having press Of the ship at
the time, was unable to round to without risk, and
therefore precuded from getting another sight Of
this leviathan Of the deep.
GEORGE HENRY HARRINGTON, Commander.
WILLIAM DAVIES, Chief Officer
EDWARD WHEELER, Second Officer.
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-10
Joe Smiths Family at nauvoo.

A correspondent of the St. Louis RepubZ;caa, who
last summer visited Napvoo writes as follows to that
paper Of NJ. Ritoman aud family, who is married to
Joe Smiths widow:
sat at the table with the family, consisting of Mr.
Bitoman and wife, and three sons of Joe Smith, the
eldest about % a. the second about 90 the third
lad Of some IL or l3 years. From Mr. Bitoman I
learned that not one Of the family believed in Mormon
ism, and that bis vife-formerly Mrs. Smith-had al
ways been opposed to them, we'll as the boys. was
told that Joe Smith prophesed two years before
this young lad was bern that son was to be born to
him at or about certain time that at the time stated
his wife did give birth to SON. At that time he also
stated that bis sons name would be David (and not
Joe) and that is the Of the lad for heard him
answer to it. Joe also said that his mantle of great
ness and prophecy would fall upon this son and
nea heir David, who be stated would be as wise and
powerful David Of DID, The fact of the birth Of this
child following according to Joes prophecy strength
ened the belief that had already so strong hold upon
his followers. Mrs. Bitoman is masculine, intelligent
looking lady, Of As or Al years. Sheis native of New
York.
She has splendid farm some four miles from Nauvoo
which Is managed by her two eldest sons while David
goes to school, About the two eldest there is nothing
remarkable to be seen They are intelligent men. Of
large size but have nothing in their appearance showing
them to be prophets, som Of prophet To their
mother they are said to he yeFy mach attached and
very kind. David is an uneonmonly intelligent lad, Of
massive forehead, and bright, expressive Eyes ais
sePfather intimated that 6e carss as little about Nor