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WOMAN'S LOVE.

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II hves through trcachery and slight,
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constant and confiding breast;
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gest and most complete assortments to be found in
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IL No. 81 Magazine Street, corner of Gravier. W.
would inform friends and the public in general
hat our present stock of
Clothing, furnishing Goods, g.,
! unequalled in extent and beauty by that OF an.
other establishment in the United States. To b,
convinced of this statement, it is only necessary tt
call and examine. Our immense sales are brough
about by the simple fact being known that the prices
place upon goods is uniformly low and the quality
of each article is guaranteed what is represented tc
be. Perfect satisfaction is what aim at in dealing
with customers.
All our clothing is manufactured at our establish.
ment, No AL Broadway, New York, under tn i'm.
mediate superintendent of one of firm who
spares pains in securing the most desirable styles
of goods. 1t is with the fullest confidence of being
able to give satisfaction, that invite all who may
be in want Of articles in line to call and examine
our assortment.
The following is only partial list of articles
Frock and Dress Coats.-French and English black
cloth dress and trock coats do do. blue, brown, null
berry and green Cloth rocks; do do black mulberry,
brown, olive, and golden brown cloth Pokas: French
and English black and fancy coOred cloth walking
coats; Hnalaya fur, NEW stye,) sac; French black
mulberry, and olive cloth opera sacs; do black and
fancy coorcd doesllin Union sacs do extra superfn
drab and fancy cOlOred walking coats; codringtOn,
gray mixed, and silver gray sacks and polkas Frch
black, blue brown, and olive beaver and frOck
coats; do blue, brown. and silver-gray Whitney sac
coats; do. Labrador various colors) to turn, sac
coats; do superhne drab cloth and beaver walking
coats: French and English black supertinc cloth
and walking coats; do blue, brown, and drab pilot
cloth sacs.
Cloaks.-Blue and black cloth cloaks, every quail
.ty; black and blue pilot cloth cloths.
variety of Vests of every quality and pattern
also every variety and quality of Pantaoons.
Gentlemens Furnishing Goois.-Linen and cotton
shirts, all qualities; check and cotton hickory and
NIGHT shirts all Uua1itnS. all wool and rihhni
shirts gauze merno, cotton, Lsle thread, and fan
nel shirts; socks of every quality.
Boys and ChiIdren's misunderstanding of
frocks polkas, jackets overcoats, pantaoons,
vests, and cloaks, of every quality.
Also every variety of gloves suspenders of various
kinds cravats and handkerchiefs of every quality.
Also trunks, valiscs, umbrellas.
India rubber goods of every description.
Is One price for Goods and no deciat;oa..Rs
In visiting the city, do not fail to call on
ALFRED MUNROE IL co.
febSy 81 Magazine St, New Orleans
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THE CNITEn STATES AND PARAcr Ar.-Ihs
Joint resolution introduced into the Senate
on the OH authorizes III" President to ,ise
.he naval force Of the n;.ed States ixneces-
sarv in the event Of the Government Of Par
acuay refusing satisfaction for he attack on
the Water WITCH. This vessel had been
sent ont in 1853 10 ascertain the fitness OF
the river La Plata and il tributaries for nay
isa.icn by steam. The enterprise WAS she
ce:sf,,.I, p,ost c,.ted tsttiI 1855. and when on
tho peaceiul prosecution OF her voyage up
the Parma she was fired upon 10y ii Para.
guayau t5t,.
luye AZ. o,iaor complaints againet the
Government Ql Peraguay- Several citizens
- the United States While in that Stale
peacefully prosecuting their business. have
had their property taken from them, and
they themselves havo been sadly ualtreated
-'.hout anv rcdr>s.
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SOF'TLYl

SOFTLY
Shc is lying ,-<
With her lips aps,t
Softly!
She is dying
Of a broken heart,
Whisper
She is going
To her final rest.
Whisper!
Life is growing
Dim within her brcast.
Gently
Che is sleeping
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Gently!
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She to Heaven has passed!
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A Mn LESSIuM IN ArsrSIA-The Vienna
Ze;tuno says arrangements are in progress
for doing away with the present paper rag
system of the Empire, and establishment
of its currency on sound specie basis. THIS
would be an event worthy Of being celebra-
ted as the millennium, and no doubt would
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who now hardly knows gold and silver by
sight.
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CAMPSON l. KEEN, No. 81 Bienvile Street, be-
~ tween Chartres and Royal street. New Orleans, -
Wholesale and retail dealers in Furniture, Chairs
Mattresses Looking Glasses Hair Cloth, Curled Hair
Glue, &C., &c. 37-ly.
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To llcrchants:.,s nd Planters

The subscriber has on hand and is constantly re
ceiving large and complete tment of Philade
pha manufactured Plantation and Road Wagons for
Uorses and oxen, cane and other carts, Drays, Tim
Der Wheels, Ok Carts, W heel 8
Jersey Wagons, MEN Baggage Wag-
ons, Trucks, and s2AzX12. he lbarrows
of all kinds, and all other articles in the lne made
70 the best materials and workmanship, warranted
be superior to any other manufacture, for sale on
as good terms and lower than any other establish
mcnt. Purchasers will find it to their interest to
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
DAVID G. WILSON,
No. "a Perdido Street, New Orleans.
Allofthe above articles are manufactured ofthe
best New jersey White Oak, with Black Locust
Hubs. Also on hand arge assortment of Sugar
nd Cotton Ploughs. 39-6m.
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Porler's Spirit Of the Times.
: A CHRONICLk OF The
Turf agriculture, Field ports, Literature. d

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ME INDEPENDENT.


.c~1-cccceesoo>c-oc-
MONEY. -..-
Success viii GID tie bitteltest pill,
While failure sonrs honey; ~a
The surest cnre for every i'll
And every grisf is Money. a.
X you should wound cpas1 Gelinr.
By being rude OF.
Ard can't sucess1 an IN healing
!. - a ;. 4 : Cash!
Ties Vt I; lis as sure as
q: i safter-day;;"
hi, speves PIT in duress
- M hesprepared to pay.
The bilious man will loose bis bile,
The bitter cease TO frown;
The inconsolable will smile
e At sight of MONEY DOWN.
Business goes on by sea and land
Just as you "foot the bills"
If any job You have on hand
Sticks fast-just "GREAsE THE WHEELS
So, in tho sorest pinch in life,
One friend will never fail
Surer than father, brother, wife
That is, cash ON THE NAIL"
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TO A1enfe a.

Tho terms of ''Porter nd Adrertisers
Newsmen, will be "a huncs Spirit" to Al
at once forward to the Wholeadred. Agents Y
who supply them with rew rAeeale Ncwspapa
Advertisements 25 ce';A Work pauers.
vance. ro"' Npy line navsk
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
100000 worth of FaShiOma bic
Clothing. at Retail.

I LFRED MUNROE 4 cos. "ONE PRICE STORE,
II No. 81 Magazine Street, corner of Gravier. We
would inform our friends and the public in general,
hat Of
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-01-30

n. HUME.-M. Hume, dit IN journal
de Paris, ne veut pas qu'on Foublie
voici une historic que SEES fdeles mettent
en- circulation pour ranimer la ~curiosit4
d~efaillante du public:
Avant-hier, il dejeunait chez IN diplo.
mate stranger. Naturellement la con.
%versation roula sur les faculties ~inexpli-
cables don't le medium est doue. ct on le
pria de les manchester par quelques eff
5fets.
II declara, CONNIE il q coutume de lie
fare, que son action sur les obiets ma
teriels est inegale ct variable; quill ne
leur commando pas 4 son gre; qu'une
force mysterieuse agit en- lui ct CONNIE
malgre lui, ct Sc revele par des pheno-
menes impr6vus don't il ne saurait d'a-
vance determiner la nature.
Tout en- parlant, il appelait sans doute
mi les agents inconnus don't il subit
sssfsaence.
Il On coup Ia lourde table sur laquel-
nangs fut enlevee par nne
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SARAH ANN RAIFORD, spouse
No. 1887

JoDn y. ScOII.
nANS cette affaire, Ia demanderesse, Sarah
j. Ann Raiford. spouse de John S. Scott, pour
suit son mari susdit pour recouvrer certaines SOM
mes recues par lui depuis son marriage avec ellie.
ct provenant dc Ia vente de ~certains esclayes a
ellie appartenant, ct faisant partie de ses biens pa
raphernaux. Ellie reclame aussi ~l'esclave Peter.
CONNIE son blen paraphernal, lequel esclaye So
trouve malntenant en- la possession de son mari
Les preuves tournies par la demanderesse 4tablis.
SAINT clairement qu'elle etait proprietaire de 81 d
30 e~sclaVes, avant son marriage: que tous ces es-
claves. un seul excepte. [Peter] furent vendus pour
Ia somme de $4,000, don't la totalite. excepte
$1,000 fut payee a son mari, John S. Scott, on 4
sou usage; il est de plus prouve que Fesclave Pc.
ter est la propriete de la demanderessc. ct en- Ia
possession du dtfendeur, ct Ia loi ct les teamoigna-
ges etant en- favour de la demanderesse:
Ii est ordonne, adjuge ct decrete que la deman-
deresse, Sarah Ann Raiford ait jugement en- 81
favour, ct qu'elle recouvre de son mari. John s.
Scott. la solnme de dix sept mile negf cents piaa-
tres, ISL, 1901 avec cling pour cent Fan d'intGret,
a partlr de la date du present arret, avec hypothe-
que legale sur tous les biens du dit dsfendeur, en-
possession on acquis depuis lie 81 janvier 1853, b
dater du Fl %janvier 1858, ct que resclave Peter
soft decrete lul appartenir CONNIE bien parapher-
nal, ct qu'elle ait Judgement contre lie defendeur
pour ledit esclave, ct quill y ait arret de separa-
ton de biens entire ellie Ell son mari susdit, ct au'el-
lie soft a%utorisee a gerer ses biens, ct que Ia COM
munaute entire ellie ct son mari soft dissoute.
LIE 81 decembre 1857.
Signe CYRUS RATLIFF,
Juge du Septieme District neutrality-suspicious.
le Neuvieme
Pour copie conforme J. 3. BLANCHARD,
Depute-G refier.
lie 70 janyier 1858. III 50]E4s
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pursuance invisible, ct poussee avec vio-
lence contre Ia muraille. LIE chloe fut
terrible, ct; dependant aucun des objets
fragiles qui Sc trouvaient sur la table ne
fut brise GU ne changea dc place.
I'm moment apres, NJ. Hume demanda
81 Pom n'avait pas dams la maison quel-
que instrument de musique. On ne trou-
va qu'un accordeou.
-Veuillez lie prendre, dit NJ. Hume au
diplomatic.
-Je ne suis pas men servir.
-N'importe essayez.
L'etranger prit Faccordeon. A peine
lie tenait-il, qu'on entendit une harmonic
delicieuse. INSTRUMENT jouait tout seul
Pair favori du diplomatic. Saisi de fray
eur, il jette Paccordeon, qui, tombe a
tcrre, continue a jouer ct a Sc mouvoir
de lui. meme.
Je connais I'm temoin oculaire dc cette
scene. II dit:
-AujourdAui je vous raconte &c que
j'ai WI; je ne puts recuser lie temoignage
de mes yeux; demain matin, je croirai
que jai rtve. Apres demain je rirai de
ce qui aujourd'hui m'epouvante.
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VENTEPUBLIQUE.

I'll sera vendu en- vente publique, par lie Eoussi-
l. gne, Encanteur,
.Nardt, k 2 feUrfer 1858,
a dix heures du main. a la derniere residence de
la veuve j. B. Stead, dams !Ile de la Fausse Ri
Were, dams cette psoisse, les proprietes suivantes,
appartenant a ladie veuve J. E. Sicard:
Tn Moroccan de Ierre, situe sur File de la Faus-
Sc Riviere, a une distance dc deux miles du feuve
Mississippi, c~onteant sept arpens de face sur la
profondeur ordinire de quarante arpents, courant
entire lignes paalleles, avec toutes les batisses
CONSTANT en- uIe maison, moulin a cotton, ct au-
tres constructors aussi avec tous les ustensiles
aratoires appaUenant a lhabitation aussi septes-
claves de diffeens sexes ct ages, negres de champ.
Termese ct Conditions de la ysnte.
Tn tiers d. prix de l'adjudication compliant, ct
la balance el deux termes egaux, dun ct deux
ans. a daterdu jour de la vente.
Les acqGreurs souscriront leurs billets solidai-
rement ave DIES cautions approuvees, ct portant
huit pour cent Fan d'interet, depuis echeance,
avec hypdheque sur la propriete vendue.
o. SICARD,
Encanteur.
PointeC oupee, ce Is ~janvier 1858. cd ids
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Etat Gle La Iouia1ane.

NEUVIEAE C0UR DE DISTRICT, PAROISSE DE LA p0INTE
COUPE.
Marie E. Langlois, epouse)
vs.. No. 1915
Martin Carmouche. mari.
LNN FERTU dun ordre a moi adresse par lho-
Ia norable la Ncuvieme Cour de District. dams ct
pour latat ct la paroisse susdits. je, soussignG,
Sherifde cette paroisse, of.ri1ai en- ycnte p%ublique,
sur les lieux. lie
Jud uingt-cnImame jour M mos de FrJir.1S5
te, dependant de la communicate qui cxistait CT
devant entire Ia demanderessc ct IL detendeur.
comm suit. SAVIOR:
Tn lot de tcrre GU habitation, situ6e sur lie ba-
you Fordoche, dams la paroisse susdite. ct connuc
ct dGsignGe sur les plans d'arpentagesd DIES Etats-
Unis CONNIE lie lot Oh section No. SO du Township
No. 4. de la Rangee No. 8 est, dams lie district sud-
est DIES Terres ct contenant cent soixante-quatorze
acres, ct 3100, ensemble avec toutes les batisses
ct amGliorations qui sly trouvent. tellcs que:
Une maison dc mailre, moulin a cotton; cabaucs
a negres, etc.
Les ~esclaves ci-apres decrits:
Constance. negresSe agGe de %vingt-dcuX ans. ct
son enfant, Pauline. a96e de trois ans.
Celestin, negre age de q~uarante ans;
James. Negro age de cinquante ans, attcint du-
ne palpitation de cGur:
ValGrien, ne2re age de Guaranteeing ans;
Francois, nesre Age de quarante ans;
Argentine, negresse agee de % ans, maladive;
ct ses deux entants, Edouald, mulatre, age de qua
tire ans, ct Cydalise, petite negresse, agee de quin-
re mOis;
Ida, negresse agee de vinst ans, ct son enfant
Achille, petit mulatre age de treize mois;
Leonard, Negro age de vingt ans;
Victorine, negresse agee de cinquantc ans, ct
son %enfant, Paul, negrillon, age de sept ans;
Louise, ~negresse agee de Ii ans;
Adeline, ~negresse, agee de Is ans;
Armantine, mulatresse, agee de dix-huit ans. ct
ses deux enfants. Alexandrine, mulatresse, agee
de trois ans, ct Joseph, age de trois mois;
Mercantile, negresse estropiee. agee de so ans;
Alzire, negresse agee de quarante ans:
BIENS MEUBLES.
Mulets, chevauX, cochons, moutons. I'm wagon,
I'm buggy ct DIES instruments a~ratoires etc.
CONDITIONS DE LA VENTE.
Pour les meubles-Comptant.
Pour la terre ct les esclaves, un tiers du priy
compliant, ct lie reste a I'm credit de un, deux ct
trois ans, a dater du jour de Ia vente; les acque-
reurs devront fournir leurs billets, ayec DIES secu-
rites approuvees, in solido, ct portant interet a
raic IN de huit pour cent par an, apres maturite
jusqu'a parfait Placement, avec hypotheque sur la
propriete vendue.
SEVERN PORCHE,
Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee, ce % %janvier '5s. [l7,50]