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Authorized by the State Of Georgia.
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.Gommerrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

COTToN-Market dull yesterday Sales
OF small lot at s9 l04. Ha
TOBACCO Sales of hhds at 81 rs,
10. @
GROCERIES-At Lanier, Phillips & Cos
auction sale yesterday, SO hhds Sugar sold at
6s@7s p n; 1O9 bbls Molasses at 3O@3lic;
$50 half bbls do at 33@s4c p gal $50 bags
Coffee at lo@llac p ID +; Star Candles Isle
q q. 'e
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ST. AIIHANS.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FTNHIS is one of the handsomcst Improvements IN
i Edgened II is within twenty minutes walk o the
Capitol, aud 10 elevation overlooking the entire
village, healthy and dry II surrounded by some
prctGy scenery can be found IN this county. Every
convenience necessary 10 render II comfortably
family residence and country home have been added.
The terms very liberal.
lan20--tf BOYD Co
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VICTORIOUS FOR FAMILY USE!

chanics, Fair,
7 the late Mechanics Fair, held in the
Il City of Nashville in October. 1887, the
Judges appointed to examine articles in Class
43-No. II, GROVER & BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes: No. l64, SINGERS upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits Of the two
machines as follows:
The machines are both two-thread machines,
that is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GROVER 4 BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that of SINGERS using one
spool and one needle. the other thread work
ing from n BOBBIN ENCLOSED N 4 SHUT
TIE, and. in the opinion of the committee is
best adapted to FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERG. &c.
The GROVER & BAKER a. the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY. AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED advantage
of USING SPOOLS WITHOUT RE-WIND-
ING ; and with the exception of fine cloth
ing, saddlery, &c, in the opinion of the
Committee is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE.
re- The part Of this report referring 10
the Singer Machine a. best adapted TO fine
Clothing was intended to be UNDERSTOOD
BY TIE COMMITTEE as best FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING BY TAIL0RS,
IN WORKSHOPS, &C. THE SAME In
REFERENCE TO SADDLERY, &c.
NASHVILLE sEwING-MACHINE COMPANY,
NO. 4. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville, Tenn, January 20, is5s-1
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INFLAMMATION PRIZES.
Plan Of the Lottarr

5,465 Prizes amounting t0...-...........S $3.50 600
Whole Tickets $40; Halves t5; Quarters 90 90.
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DiSSOlutiOn.

TAyISG sold my interest IN the Books Notes, stock
III sc Of HAsbroOk a MeNhirter, 10 AcS hirter
Bro a who viii settle all claims against the ate hrm,
LerrSst tender nav sincere tlaanks all the
en- 81 The late frm, and wuid rcuuuiend my srccrs
sors a. gentlemen worthy u . contnuance Of their
fsl lin l. G. HAsHROoK
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Robes and Foot NIuns.

GONE very handsome ROBES AND FOOT hUFFs
- for Carriages, at - Public square.
febI A. j. FRANCISCO.
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VEST BUTTONS.

HAVING replenished nay stock of she'll Cameo and
i stone Vest ana Sleeve Buttons, VIII sell them
cheap for cash J. IL. McGlII-
Jan. l2-u
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SUGAR-Prices have improved &c, with sales OF
some 1900 hhds fair TO fully fair ranging at 43D5sc
2 Is.
MoLASSEIwe notice further advance, and
1900 bbs have been sold at 1s 221sc for fermentng
and dark and 2s25c q gal for prime and choice, with
800 y bbls at 2t0D 2sc p gal
FLOUR-We notice sales of about $500 bbis, includ-
ing 200 ordinary superfne at 81 3712 Boost Louis
perhne 8 so; 500 OF favorite brand at 81 o2 II
1900 to 1900 superne private terms and 500 extra
at s. q bbl.
WHEAT-Nothing Of moment has been reported
BACON-A few casks Shoulders sold at 1z0S1 &c,
and 20 OF Sides in three lots, at 914c e H.
LARD-The sales include 20 bbls 9c 40 tierces at
10c and Ill erces yesterday besides what were then
reported, also at loo 4 fb.
wHISKY-AbOut 100 bbls Rectned sold, in lots, at
Ole, and 60 TO 80 extra al PC q gal Raw is scarce
and held at 25c & gal.
CoFFEE-About 1000 bags have been sold, compris
ing 50 at 10ic 100 at l03sc So at lOc $50 at lie,
and $50 at IL &c 2 ID.
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shirts and Collars.

lust to hand another invoice of Shirts, which wc
81 warrant 10 be superior IN every way, and 20 TT
better than any other style, with without collars
preferred, for sale low by
fsb5--4f I
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Mr.. Knowles is Master OF Machinery Of our Road and
a reliable man IN whose statements would conlde.
v X. STEVENSON. President
Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad.
Il. l. ANDERSON,
Superintendent of y. a {. r. z
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Now Is Your Time, III You Want
Great Rarzains.

expect 90 eosnneBes building Immediately and
hsgs " be IA my ho1se = stock u Goeds
a lrs G4anttss.
t4e Ind Ald ard soTias - hossse Ae. Be- A4fkef
oxsF the esee4ssarv store u A. LYON.
JOHN MORROW.
r s-Also. lat o. Saddles, Harness. EnglisA Bri-
die Elings and AaFtngsies, Csaeh and haggy klsIs,
sc, kc., cheaper tlan The che4s~sst.
All psFsons Indebted sill please call aud pay up
pFasnptiy. sani uansF % psy ny ashtss
fsbi6-4ssg
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THE DEMOCRAT.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
By
EDWARD j. PULIEN.
ohce next door to Simon { Locbs Store
81 i 81 CRlPTION:
THREE DOLLARS PEP AMI !;
A D Y E RTISING RATES

For each square Of 10 lines or less, the first
insertion. .................$ 81 90
For each additional insertion, per square. SO
For professional and business cards (includ-
ing paper,) not exceeding lines for Il months,
SIS.
A liberal discount made to yearly advertisers,
but their privilege will be strictly limit, tc their
own imnl, diate and regular business and the
business OF an advertising firm is not Considered
as including that Of its individual mt mbtrs
Advertisements published at irregular inter-
vals, 81 per square for each insertion.
Calls on persons to become candidates will be
inserted as other advertisements, to he paid for
invariably in advance.
Announcing candidates for Office, $40, to be
paid for in advance.
: Advertisements not marked on the COPY for
specified time will be inserted till forbid, and
payment exacted.
! Marriages and deaths are to be published as
news; obituaries. tributes of respect, and fun, raj
Invitations. as other advertise mcnts.
! .Gss~ Cards Of Personal character can only
be published in this papsr as advertise nj, nts, and
must be paid for IN ADVANCE, at double ad-
yertisng rates.
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State of Louisiana.


Parish of Pointe Coupee-Niuth District Court
a':. a':.'', cs..; e..%''''. % ,..,.ss s, 1893
TvHIS CASE was this day taken up for trial
L pursuant to asst gnment. ard the plaintiff hay
ing duly proved her demand aud the law ard ev-
idence being in favor OF plaintiff and against de-
fendant.
Ii is therefore ordered adjudgcd and dccreed
that the plaintiff, Rosalie Grtmillion, do have
Judgment against and recover from her husband,
Alexander Chust. the sum of one hundred and
fifty dollars and ninety-thrce cents. with five per
cent interest from the date Of this Judgment. and
that she be decrecd toh have a legal mortgage on
all the land and slaves owned by said defendant
since the 18th day of March, 1855, for the pay
ment of said claim.
1t is further ordered and deereed that the said
plaintiff do recover the slave Arthemisc and that
said slave be dccrced to be her paraphernal prop
ecty, and that the community heretofore existing
between said parties be dissolved, and the plain
tiff authorized to administer her estate f me
sole. and that she be separated in property from
her said husband
Sipnod-A D. N. Haralson 9th District Court,
April 18th 1853.
A true copy J. B. BLANCHARD, n. c.
Pointc Coupee, May l, 1858. 10y
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Kiss HIM, G1ooISGs Kiss Him.
No one who heard the speech Of Mr..
Gilmcr, of North Carolina, delivered q
few days ago, was surprised on finding
him yesterday doing the work the Re-
publican party managers SO nervously
desired him to do Of the tenor of that
speech, it is sufficient to say that it in
stantly drew rush of congratulating
Republican Observation-Disclosures
around him, at it's conclusion AS the
venerable Joshua, who was at their
head, bent over him with outstretched
hands, conntenance beaming with de-
light, blessed him for the effort, as it
were, Mr.. Geo S. Houston, Of Alabama,
moved doubtless by the pregnant points
If the passing scene, fixed the attention
Of ali present upon it, by exclaming, in
a voice heard by all-"Kiss him, Cid
,lings! Kiss him."
This exclamation, under the circum-
stances, told, perhaps, with more force
upon the mind Of the House and the
spectators in the galleries than any
hours speech Of the session. WASH
ngton Star.
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LORA DALE.

In lone and distant valley,
Eac:rcltd hv wood,
Atar from seeming sorrow,
a humble cottage stood;
The flowers were sWett!T blooming,
The rose and l;liy pale;
But none there tIo>stm d brighter
Than lovely Lora Dale!
But the flowers are i;sl~ 4 HOW.
Ald the birds have Left the vale,
The brook has ceased it, merry tame,
Oh, where is Lora Dale!
The robin sang so sweelly,
At the dawn Of opening day,
Thought ! how blrst and happy
The days must roll away
Love sc,n'd il rosy pinjons,
To foat Oh every gale,
And happier sce.ll'd the valley
When blest Iy Lora Dale.
But the flowers are faded now,
And the birds have left the vale,
The brook has ceased its merry tune,
Oh, where is Lora Dale.
One morning, twas in Autumn,
My heart beat sad and SLOW;
Til" robins song was silent,
The brock was murmar'ns low,
The bright flowers all were withcr'd
Ald sadly sighed the gale,
A knell Of death was sounding
For lovely Lora Dale.
But the flowers are faded now,
And the birds have left the vale,
The brock has crast d its merry tune,
Farewell. sweet Lora Dale.
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POYDRAS COLLEGE.
Parrish OF Pto. Co11occ,
LOUISIANA

rTHHE EXERCISES CT this Institution will
l. commence Oh the first Monday in February.
The course OF studies will embrace all those
usually Taught in the best Colleges Of our coun-
try. Everything in the course which will have u
practical bearing in after life, will receive partie
ular attention, SO that graduates of this Insttu-
tion will be prepared to enter upon the duties of
business life with practical as we'll as sci, n
tifc knowledge
The long experience. and successful results,
which have hitherto followed the efforts Of the
present Superintendent, give him the fullest con-
lidence in assuring those who may place pupils
under his charge, that perfect satisfaction will be
given. both in the advancement of the students
and the proper attention to their necessary wants
and comfort.
None but the most competent Professors will be
employed as assistants.
The greatest facilities for imparting instruc-
structions will BE- provid d; such as Chemical and
apparatus and the necessary books
d Library.
The advantages for acquiring knowledge of
the French language in this Institution are supe-
rir to those Of any other in the country.
TT i II M $.
ruition Boarding aud Washing, (per an
mum S250,OO
Tuition and half boade rs [per annuml 10000
Tuition in Pr, paratory Department, per
Tuition in Classical Department. ..... 1900
Entrance fee for boardvs only w 1000
Ny~Paymenta to be made half yearly in ad-
vance.
For further information address
A. w. JACKSON, NJ. D.
Jan. so, ls5s.ly President,-Pte Coupee, La
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NO.. Is.

advertise and sell the land as before
provided for, and further authorized and
required to execute all acts of sale on
behalf of the State, for any such lands
sold; to receive the cash payments and
notes given for the purchase, which
Shall be made payable to the State Treas.
rrer; and to place the same i'll hands of
the Auditor of Public Accounts for col
lection. All cash received, either for
principal or interest, from said sales
shall be transmitted by him to the State
Treasurer, and any moneys thus receiv-
cd into the State Treasury from sales
aforesaid, shall bear interest at the rate
Of six per cent per annuln, and be cred
tied to the township to which the same
belongs, according to the provisions of
the Act Of Congress. The result of all
sales made by the parish Treasurer
shall be forthwith notified by them to
tic State Superintendent The parish
Treasurer shall be authorized to receive
the Whole amount bid for the lands, de-
ducting the eight percent interest which
the credits would bear.
| SEC. ). BE II further enacted, &c., That
all laws Or parts Of laws inconsistent
with the provisions of this Act be and
the same are hereby repealed, and this
Act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
Signed w. W. PUGH.
Speaker Of the House of Rcptvs.
! G. H. MOUTON,
1t Governor and Pres. of Senate.
Approved March IS, 1853
ROBERT C. WICKLIFFE,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy, A. S. HERON,
Secretary Of State.
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BEAUTIFULLY SA1D.-Wc make the fol-
lowing beautiful extract on the home
stead exemption law, from a letter writ
ten by distinguished Tennesseean:
Secure to each family whose labor
may acquire it, a little spot of fresh
earth that it may call its own; that will
he an asylum in times OF adversely,
from which the mother and the children,
I'D age and infancy, can still draw sus-
tenancc and obtain protection, though
misfortune may rob them of all else,
and they are still free still entitled to
walk the green earth, and breathe the
rec air of heaven, III defiance Of the
potency and power OF accommodating
wealth and dumIneering Of the pretend
ing and ambitious The scrcdness Of
that consccrated spot will make them
warriors in time Of external strife -
These shocks Of corn. said Xenophon,
inspire those who raise them to defend
them. The largest of them in the field
Is prize exhibited in the middle of the
State, to crown tie conqueror11m Secure
Il home to every family whose labor may
obtain one against the weakness, vices,
or misfortunes Of fathers, and you rivet
the affections Of tile child in years OF
manhood, by stronger bond than any
consideration that could exist. He will
remember where he gamboled in his
early youth, the stream upon whose
flowery banks he felt a mothers love;
and the green spot within that little
homestead where sleeps the loved and
the lost"
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BELLA, ~ ~

CoAsT PACKET-THE BELLA, .Eg "
~ DONNA, Capt. W. MCombs, 1sszsssssz.a 1ssss.a
leaves New Orleans every Saturday. at 5 oclockr.
NJ, for Donaldsonville, Plaquemine, Baton Rouge.
Pert Hudson, Bayou Sara, Williamsport. Fort Ad-
ans, and all intermediate landings; returning,
leaves Bayou Sara every Wednesday morning, on
the ar rival of the railroad cars from Woodville.
Nss- Particular attention will be paid to the
receiving and landing of passengers and way
freight, at all hours. during the day and night.
HOLMES d CLAEss. Agents,
jan15y & No. IA Tehoup;toulas Street
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-upR RRIrlsH PERIO DIG A l. >
1 AND THE
FARMERS GUIDE.

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Scientific Agriculture in Yale College, New Ha-
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numerous Wood and Steel engrarings.
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STATES MAIL, COAST

~ AND BAYOU SARA PACKETS. assGzzssEEse
The fne Passenger Steamer, Laurel Hill, J. A.
Cottoa, Master, will leave New Orleans every
Sunday aud Wednesday mornings at 8 o'clock, AN.
The c. D. JR. leaves New Orleans on Friday at
8 o'clock, A. NJ, and on Monday at o'clock, p NJ.
Leave Bayou Sara every Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
AGENTs-M Gordon. Jr.; J. A. Braud 4 Lam
dry;J w Burridge & Co. Hall, Kemp Co.
jan.15-ly 80
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aDSometime ago Of the churches in
Salem had misbehayed member up for
violation Of discipline and was about
to excommunicate him, whereupon the
worlds people held a meeting outside,
and voted not to receive him unless he
should be returned in as good condition
as when delivered to the church.
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A gentleman having failed in busi-
ness, was asked what he intended to do,
and replied: Il shall stay at home and
get acquainted ~ith ny family"
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F. r O M A n D
- you . "a ga, Is 6

Il a ou . q = "a, Is a..
INFORMS his old patrons and the public in gen.
| eral that he has re-purchased his Jewclry es-
tablishment where he will. as heretofore, endeayor
to give complete satisfaction
gsy~He has on hand complete assortment of
Watches and Jewelry. ~
All work warranted. Terms Cash.
April "a, 1858 lily
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MECHANICS, INVENTORS, AND MANU-
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% ths various Mechanic and Chenlic Arts, Indus.
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which the light Of practical science IL calculated
to advance. -. r.. 1-
Inc Scientific American is printed once a week
IN coavenlent quarto form for binding, and pre-.
seh's 90 elegant typographical appearance. Ev-
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aas, sbunaantly illustrated with original elgra.
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), Mechanics Inventors, Engineers, Chemists
Mah'liacturcrs, Agriculturists, and people Of ey.
cry profession In life, will find the Scientific A.
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/ REPORTS Of United States Patents granted .~o
also Ehnllsled every week, including official COP.
paol,sned 3 IN the Scientific American in advance
AueL might be added In this prosneetps I,
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Won which every Inventor, Mechanic Art;sar
ahd hagineer IN the United States shona natron
l1e; lail The publication is 90 Thoroughly Enau.,
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~v TIE UNDERSIGNED would res
QHL pectfuly inform his friends and the
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