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, 1858-12-03
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- ~0u'o sun'ee 70 ou'ie . nome TOT every
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pr every na.lon-we nave nSneT'es Una.
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'0f .sos 70 come " nave q climate s"s-
eePuo's y r@'''ng all 'ne ee'eais ana ir" Is
eneeesaaFS 70 our wants. ana sou capable o.
'he.r production
~ u men OF capital would develoPe these
soaree' oi wealth. they would hnd a Tar get
ser outlay tnan tney 90 m giving tneir
money % petty railroad sen mes ana othe
projects IKE them' which at the best are
generally Instituted to subserve individual
zsnaa Puget Sound aoounds IN ilsh Of the
best varieties such as salmon, eodhSh' her.
ing, &c, e'e' ano nO'oS OUT Inducements !"
ea'ssPn''ng capitalists rarely 70 De met Ei'h
si'ernss@ catching ana packing these hsh
i's masks.s abroad, II conducted syStem't'-
eal'y' eoeio mol put result IN enr'cn'ng those
engaged m '. besides giving employment I"
'nOuslnos o. INDUSTRIOUS laoor-seeking pen
PIE We know Of two men who have been
o ever. years alternately engaged ~ nshl''g
and fIonninr' one Of whom inflruad rs thai
, 1858-12-03

SENIrScED.-IIaekncy, who last summer sho
Mccoy, deputy sheriff Of Mutnumah County
Oregon. while attelni itiag to arrest him, has bcvl
convicted Of assault Win intent To Kill, and sen
tened to five years eonfnIment in. the pcniten
tiary
, 1858-12-03

Nov 2hl'--stmr Ranger, IIil. ports down the Sound
yNt' -"n C"usti ut'O s., tirvr, Ulympa. 10
De l-'-SmT CuslituiirG, Cove, ports down the Sound
sd-s'Eir GaIgsr, Ill., O,ymplS.
, 1858-12-03

ExIsRAnoS.-The Democratic iStandrrd Of
the sIth ut. says; "From every portion Of the
Western States we have tie must encouraging
ASSURANCES that a large overland emigration may
be expected ncxt year. From gentl,man who
has just retur cd from the States, during which
time he made tour through the w,si, we are
informed that MANY aTe air ady making eAtensi, 6
preparations for the trir--that tn mechanics at
and near the stating points are throngcd with
orders for the manufacture Of wagons and oth,r
articles necessary for an oul-.it for trip across
the plains"
, 1858-12-03
ApMINIsrNAIOlt's NOllCE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE UyDEasIGN.
~ cd has bee. APP n.ed by ie Jlg Prbate Thur
too Coun An s'rato upon the Esaate Oi HENRY GALLA
GiiEA, deceased, laie o. said .uafy.
All p-rso.r Indebted the Estate are reqiesfei TO make
I'm asdtie ynent, and all persons holdlg ella ms against
sa Eate rq tested present the Necessary voiegrs
GEORGE GALLAGHER,
1874 A lmluis1 ator.
, 1858-12-03

BALL.-The ball given by Mr. Saunders, Iii,
evening, promises to be a very pleasant affair.
No pains have been spared to make |. the most
agreeable ball Of the srason. Il will no doubt
be more numerOusly attended than any like
event that has ever taken place in Steilacoom
a large number Of tickets having already been
DISPOSED Of WI
, 1858-12-03

TIE EaEcroS.-DOn't forget that an electio
takes place to-morrOx, to fill the vacancy Oeca.
soned by the resignation Of Ms. Orr.
, 1858-12-03

TERRIBLE ExPLosIoS-A large magazine filled
with powder, shells and rockets, exploded in la
vana on the night Of the 29th September, by
which twcnty-yight persons were killed outright
and ten wounded, while many more were sup.
posed to be under the ruins. Ninety new sugar
houses were totally destroyed. The gas works
were rendered pefec:ly useless. and the city was
left in darkness. The entire city was affected by
the shock. Gen. coneha was the first official
on the ground, and did all in his power to aid the
unfortunate. The cause Of the explosion was
unknown.
, 1858-12-03

Dec @-Brgs Cy US Mitcheil loading piles for San Fran
cisco Rr gg.. big do Tor do; bq Ork Tras ready
to SAIL bq qe PerAins Fish, ldg for san Francisco.
, 1858-12-03

iSDIAS AGESr.-The Oregoa Statesman say
that Mr.. 4. J. cui', son Of John Cain, late Agent,
Indian Agent for Washington Territory, las b, en-
assigned to duty in the Coast District, which in
cudcs all the Indians between the mouth Of Co.
lumbia river and Cape Flattery His Office will
be located at Grey's HarbOr or SiOalwatgr Bay.
, 1858-12-03

~ W. shall be pleased to furnish masters Of vessels ana
ensrs bcand With fa dies Of the hIkAlP on 'P'
cation at this onice
, 1858-12-03

DHvANED oUT. Three soldiers were whippe,
and drummcd out Of the service at Fort Stella
COON last weak, for deseption.
, 1858-12-03

AR- snIPLET.-This gentleman, who was $.
verely iEured some weeks since, by falling undo
his horse. at last accounts was sill in a ver,
critical condition.
, 1858-12-03

nm nltD can be found IN san FraHcsco at the os'e
Of our Agent Al e Merchants Exchange, The principal Hotels
and At J. W. sullvans Newspaper Depot on Washington ST.
near the Post once,
, 1858-12-03
L. P. FISHER,

IsIk Washington ST., san fT"nei'co'
u auhcIed to act the Ageu, Of spaPsr rre'Ng ad
s,rs.cmen. and subscriptions n san Frsneseo AID eoeS'
hg saa FeosiPtng for The came. .,,,p,rs pposru
, 1858-12-03

THE STATES MAn.-The mali steamer, now a
week ov,r-due, we are informed was in Colum-
bia Riv.r on Sunday last When she will be
here II rather prOblematical A few papers, il
is said, have reached private parties in this vi
cinity, brought up by her.
, 1858-12-03

WE would sy foon patrons, that IN conseqnrnce of
" cHtgrs IN or business. desrnnr ssfilemrni
VIII ~ u'n have running accounts with w C,Lll
uoE ~ Losn srANnNa We propose TO cloe 1T W
70 Us would confer great avof BY promptly Gaming
Graiei 'or past avorr We would respectfully solicit cor.
uhnan'e oi The snmr We receipt ~ new goods BY
nearly every vessL and We win pare please
the tueu. .Iaa' RI I.7s7. r '-'T7 ri 80
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, 1858-12-03
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ss- ..Ostrtt'I's ";CbrRtc,I 'iomnch Rite ,,-
Jaundce. DysPPsis, Nervous Chronic D,b.Iy NJ. -
pleasant In TASTE aud smell and can be taken under any cir
eum''ances In cs'eso by p,a like agc st,,pvh
ening The "ne o. the stomach stimulating tie dyes,,. r.
eIs and giving ruddy health tie ehe,k ard bvh D,,, 10,
ihrtys lnHi " diseases the stomach -
or chronic, II may be recommended fr It's sooghnR eord
and 'enuva'hg nfuener Dyspgsia, Heartburn Io,, a,
Appetite, NHusrH, Nervous Trvmors txEin Deb lrv Al.
are relieved by the Bl'rrs in very spaee Of time nt
perseverance, In their tails u WORK ,heo.A
cure. Every amiy should have losleiiers celebrated s
ach nit"rs NoaCle Is peculiarly adaped to our elps,
Sold by Druggists, Hotels, and nrsclass saloons tfousot
California aud Oregon. %. ~ EI"E FTrT
cAC1ION-iyers are particularly requested 10 brwsr, a.
spurious article manufactured ard Represented to be o,
letters Bhters wheh all who sell the genuine ariicI,
can detect, Is by The gallon bu in % iarr b
ties containing full quart, With the cork covered i a mn,
taic cap and name cap and bIe, with or u
PARK - " hirE, Sole Agents, % whom an ordr,.
Should be addressed, la2 Washington ST., Sa FraHescO.
l.3m
, 1858-12-03

This steamer, ssys the ur,gan !ttp3"ri Of
the cath ult, abolt which So mu.h soiictndc has
been III ,,,igcs,c recently, was uut wrcrhc ~ e..
runccu-ly reported and published; but at last
accounts was lying safely at anchor in Cmi qhr
BAY, aud l. l0uhtl, - now on hyr way Ia Pmt
land The cause Of her dyicitol, as we learn
reliable passengers just aniyc'l, is as follows:
That in crossing the bar at the mouth 'i
the UmpQua, she struck on a spit, or new made
sand bar, las asserted by the piloD and after
being exposed 10 the break-rs, which at ijH,s
were quite heavy, she iloatg,l, ar was Inrvcd
safely into the bay without any material damage
to the vcssGl, save the breaking in Of her after
bulwHrks, washing away part Of her wheel, and
the throwing overheard ab, Ut twenty tons Of
r,ght, mostly iron and ammunition.
The passengers award to Capt. Patterson the
highest need Of praise for his self.pOssessiOn,
prudence and skill displayed in the preservation
Of the vessel and the lives Of the passengers,
both on the occasion aud sinc,-in the steps
taken to sound the bar, and ascertain the exact
channel, which il is reported and supposed has
materially changed. We can, thcr, iurc, conf.
dently look fOr her arrival at any hour.
STAGES TRiN SALT LAEE TO TUE DALLES-
A linz Of iour-hnrse post coaches are 10 be run
GOm Salt Lake, to the Dall,s, in Oregon, to coE.
meet with the stages on the line between St J"-
seph and PIaeerviv. The Sacramento Bee says:
"We know not how much was allowed fur
this service, or whether this side route viii be
run weekly or senii-montilly, but seeing that the
Salt Lakeor great Central route is not on'y cx.
pected to meet the demands Of more than two
thirds Of the people Of California, but also to
supply the people Of Oregon and Washington
with an overland mail, it is but fair to exp,cl
the national Government 10 place It on an equal
ity with the most favored Ofroutps."
There is no QUESTION about the right Of the
Peoi le Of the north to have the very b,st mail
facilities that can be afforded by tue overland
routes and they owe it to themselves TO set to
work carly, and secure all the benefits desired I;
and it is also the duty Of the press to urge tie
matter upon the attention of Congress.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-04-10
PPIX DES ANNONCES.

por chsoue carre de dix lignes on moins
nour Ia premiere insertion. 81 w
parr chaaue insertion additionnelle, par
care ................. oo
panr toute annonce Indignant Ia profession
~ ,e domicile. ct qui n'excedera pas huit
lirues. a7ec l'abonnement au journal, par
Trne di,ninution liberale sera faite aux person
,ss ami s'abonneront a rannse pour la publication
A. lsurs aunonees: naais leur privilege sera gi-
dement, borne leur genre d'atfalres 1T II ne
era iamais pernlis une maison de commerce De
prsvalcirde son privilege announcement annuel
mar faire publier cans retributlon. les annonccs
ayaat rappors aux interets particulars de ses Ill
Ters associes.
Touse annonce puhliee par intervalles, sera
paySe au tauy dune piassre par carre.
Toute annonee ou lettre invitant qneiqu'un Sc
METRE sur les rangs CONNIE candidat une place
ou ua ernploi q,ielcanque, sera payee au taux or
dinsire dune pastre par carre, ct asra7sa6teaeft
TaMes
Totte anr,onee de candidat sera payee DIX
PfASTRES, ct Faraace.
Toute annone. dout lie nomhre insertions nest
pss spscie verbalement on par eerit, sera inseree
uaua nouvel ordre, All tank ordinaire
Les marriages ct les deees seront publies CONNIE
AIts de chroniqIe locale; mais tout neerolege, ou
autre rilut de respect, sera take comlne annonce.
Nul scrit dune nature personnelle ne potrra
strs adfnis dams nos COLONIES que CONNIE annonce,
deux pastres lie carre, ct payable nauariableaiea
Jaunre
2S- Toute annonee, b nloins quill men soft or
donne autrement, sera publiee en- franeais ct en-
angais, ct payee au taux cfdessus.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-04-10

INTERRoGAToIRE De NJ. G. W. HARDY
Linterrogat0ire de NJ. G. W Hardy
accuse d'av0;r tue NJ. Charles II. Stone,
le 81 du mois dernier, ell lieu samedl
dCvant le recorder Stith.
NJ. Hardy s'est prGsent6 4 la cour a 1
heures ct demie, accompagne de son
avocat, N. T. }. Durant, qui remis gu
recorder IN document qui ne doit etre lu
que par 1e recorder ct lie grand jury, ct
dams lequel le prtvenu raconte ce qui
Is'est passe
J. Fl. COLES, temoin de 10 poursuite,
let employ6 de Ia maison Dudley, Nelson
& Gle, a declare que le 27, tandis au;l
|ecrivait, il entcndit quelqu'un entrer
sans faire de bruit dams le magasin, ct
Eappeler brusquement Stone II leva la
|tete ct Wit Faccuse decharger un pistoet.
Il s'approeha de Stone, qui etait tombe,
et le releva. Stone lui dit quill etait
blesse, quill allait mourir, ct lie pria de
dire N. Dudley quill etait innocent LIE
temoin declare, dams lie contre examen,
nu'il etait commits dams Ia maison Dudley,
Nelson & Co., depuis six ou sept ans;
quill etait Fami intime de Stone, ct que,
quand cclui-ci parlait de "l'accusation,"
il entendait faccusatioa d'avoir seduit
la file du prisonnier; que lie defunt ct
lui avaient deja parle de cette affaire;
que Stone await etc, Phiver dcrnier, la
cote, mais gull ne Sc souvenait pas du
mois.
Lyman Dudley, commits de Ia maison,
Sc trouvait pres dun pupitre lorsqu'il
entendit un homme entrer dams le ma
gasin ct prononcer les mots de Charley
Stone" LIE temoin leva les yeux ct Wit
Fhomme, arme dun pistolet, faire feu sur
Stone. II est sur de l'avoir entendu Sc
erier 'qu'il await tire sur Penfant de -
qui await seduit sa file"
LIE recorder, apres avoir annonce quill
enregistrerait Ia declaration ct ne cher
cherait pas d'autres preuves, lie prsve-
nu ayant admis Phomicide) a envoye NJ.
Hardy devant Ia Premiere Cour de Dis
trict pour meurtre.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-04-10
DE L'EDUCATI0N.

Nous avons public dams lie Propaga-
fsur Catholique du 6 fevrier dernier, un
article sur les inconvenients que presen-
TAFT lie systeme d'education publique
adopte dams la Louisiana. Tn adyersai-
re, que nous ne commissions que de nom,
NJ. Didier, de la Fausse-Riviere, nous a
Irepondu par une lettre inseree dams lie
Democratic de IL Poiate Couple. Ce jour
NAL nous promettant de reproduire nos
observations sur cette lettre, nous les
Ipublions d'autant plus volunteers, que
nous desirons vivement attirer Pattention
de ropinion pllblique sur cette importan-
te question.
La Iettre de NJ. Didier est d'ailleurs
Iecrite dune maniere moderee ct dams un
style convenable; ct il nous arrive trop
rarement de rencontrer des adversaires
Ehonnetes ct polls pour que nous ne pro-
6tions pas de eette bonnie fortune.
Dams notre premier article, nous pro-
pesions deux moyens de reformer lie sys-
teme actuel. LIE premier moyen etait de
Idiviser les fonds destines i peducation,
Ientre les diverses eroyanees, dams Ia
proportion des eIeves que chaque eroyan-
ice aurait dams scs ecoles.
LIE second moyen Gtait dadopter le
systeme suivi au Texas, Oh les parents
Eenvoient leurs enfants a Pecole qui leur
5convient le mieux, ct oa chaqae chef
.d'ecole ct d'institution reeoit une somme
proportionnee au nombre des eleves, ct
ia Ia quotite alloues pour chaqne eleve.
Sur lie premier moyen, NJ. Didier OBJ
Iiecte que nous taisons de Education, de
frinstruction pubIique, une question ex-
Eclusivement religieuse; ct que pEtat ne
peut, ne doit en- faire qu'une question
Isociale ct politique.
NJ Didier Sc trompe quand Il dit que
nous faisons de fedacatlon une question
Iezcjasiremsut religieuse; nous EN- faisons
Eune question pranapaleaent relig!euse; ct
en- celia non-seulement nous o6esssons d nos
coauictions saardotass, mais encore nous
Isuivons les principles admis par tous les
ipeuples, meme par les republiqnes de
IPantiquite- Tout le monde convient, en-
Ieffet, qu'elever IN enfant, ce nest pas
settlement developer son intelligence,
Ece qui est fohjet de Fiasfraetaeaa, mais
Hque c'est aussi ct surtout former son
lcnur ct sa volonte, ce qui est le but de
Pfdacatson C,est par Feducation que les
Ienfants sont prepares pour devenlr des
A|aoInmes vertuenx ct de bons cltoyens.
euvre de Feducation est done une eil-
1 lIa nSsentiel ellement morale. Mais CONNIE
! lion sla ma de fondement ct de sane
: let an'II nans les croyancas rellgieuses,
Y gfon, Peuvrp point Dc morale sans reli-
o Isuvre principal sducaflon estdonc une
s. On nous dit ausnt religieuse.
If qu'une question sosat PC doH y voas
Mais les questions soeiaet politlqne.
E i Ia nature intenectneIle eraf ffaenalf
& Irhomme, onttoutes, par a nlsngale &c
moral, ct par CONSEQUENT reiig1e sIAsote
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-04-10
LIE DRAPEAU De L'ASCENSION.

La presse des matieres, dams notre
'dernier numero, nous ayant falt oublier
dannoncer a nos lecteurs l'apparition
dun uouveau journal portant ce beau
titre, ( Le Drapsau de PAscsnsion) nous
nous hatons de reparer ce tort involon-
taire.
Nous disons done. que nous avons re-
Gu lie second -numero Isl ees messieurs
voulaient nous envoyer lie premier, lis
seraient bien aimables) dun nouveau
Journal public DonaldsonviIle par nos
anciens amis, NM. Supervielle ct Dart
Iys. Pour ceux qui connaissent person.
nellement ces messieurs, ou qui ont eu
Iavantage de lire leurs ecrits, tear lis
ont fait leurs preuves dams lie journals
me depuis longtemps) point nest besoin
de dire que le journal qu'ils viennent de
fonder est redige avec vigueur ct esprit,
quoi qu'avec une courtoisie ct une cor
venance parfaites. C'est ceux pour qui
NM. S. & D. sont des etrangers que nous
nous adressons quand nous disons que,
sous lie rapport de la reduction, lie Dra-
psau de Fdscensiom est, sans contredit lie
premier Journal rural de FEtat. Nous
sommes heureux d'apprendre que ces
nessieurs ont deja obtenu un success di-
gne de leurs merites, car leur Journal est
tire a mile exemplaires. Nous n'avons
pas besoin dajouter que nous souhaitons
ces messieurs toutes les prosperites
oossibles.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-04-10
LETTRE IU GENERAL BEDEAU.
LIE general Bedeau a adresse la lettre
suivante a un journal de Bruxelles:
BruxeIles, trois mars 1858.
a Monsieur le redacteur,

Monsieur le redacteur,
"J'ai lu dams votre numero du Ter
mars, ct dams votre correspondence de
Paris du 2, edition du soir, qu'un decret
les generaux Changarnicr ct
Bedeau rentrer en- France.
En- quaiifiant ainsi la note prise no.
tire egard, on commet une erreur quill
est utile de rectifier.
En- 1852 ct en- 1858, le gouvernement
francais, voulant autoriser Ia rentree de
plusieurs membres de PAssemblee legis-
Iative, 'pensa qu'un ddcrct etait necessai-
re pour annuler un decret d'exil.
LIE Moniteur du lcr mans 1858 ne con-
tient pas un decret, mals une simple au-
torisation administrativement revocable.
Cette autorisasion rendue publiaue
au moment od le gouvernemeut prive
un grand nombre de Francais des ga
ranties les plus ordinaires de la justice,
a evidemment pour but de donner lc
change a Fopinion.
Je ne veux pas me prefer a un sem-
blable projet.
Je me souviens d'ailleurs que, pour
m'arreter il y a six ans, on a imagine de
m'accuser de complot contre Id surett
de PEtat, ct de depot d'armes de guerre.
Qucl que soft mon bien vif desir de
rentrer en- France, je dois ayant tout,
dams cette Circumstance, protester en- ia.
veur du droit contre les measures arbi-
traires. Recevez, .je vous prie, NJ. le re
dacteur, rassurance de mes considera-
tions les plus d:stinguees.
General A. BEDEAU.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-04-10
EUGENE A. FOIN. Redaeteur.
SAMEDL, 10 AVRIL 1853.

M Nous publions dams le present
aumero, ID lettre que NJ. Fable Perche a
publiee dams lie Propagateur Catholique,
en- reponse i celle que NJ. Didier await
publiee dams un numero precedent de
notre journal Fidele i notre promesse,
nous nous abstenons de tout commen-
taire: nous nous bornons appeler Pat
tention du public sur ces ecrits, ct sur
lc suiet important don't lis traitcnt.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-04-10
SIMON ct LOEB

snNT I'honneur d'annencer a leurs arnis ct au
" public qa'ils viennent de recevoir, par les
derniers arriyages du Nord ct ds FEurope IN
assortment eompEet ct choisi des Marchandises
ssuivantes Quincaillarie ct Ceutelierie fine; Mar-
chand:ses seehes de premiere qaalite; Drogues
et Medeaments frais; Fayenee, Porcelaiae, ct
yerrcrie assarties; Parfunlerie, Cemestihles ct
Conserves AEmentaires de choix-le tout est en-
vente d des prix noderes. l0av
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HENRY TENNY,
CARPENTER ct MENTISIER,
BAYOU SARA L'sE.

BAYOU SARA L'sE.
4 lhonneur d'annonccr a ses amis ct au public
n quill tient constamIpsnt en- main un assorti-
maut complet de GERCUEILS METALLIQUES
PATENTEs de CRANE. a sou Atelier, aIpres
de Fecurie lie M J. Fl. Henkhaw, Eayou Sara.
~ NJ DEA0EY est moa Agent pour IN
vente de ecs cercueils, dams In paroisse de Ia
Pointe Coupe; il en- q touiaurs un assortment
comples en- dIspenIhi1ise
20 1ril q. TEnY.
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C.. G., HALE,
ARPENTEUR DE PAROISSE.
GEONETRE INGENLE UR

ARPENTEUR DE PAROISSE.
~E charge de la location de brevets de terrss
- des Etats-Uais dams rEtat du Missouri ct 10
Territoire d Iowa.
II SC charge aussi de la vente ct de l'achat de
terres en- commission.
IT n. HALE lie plaisir d'annoncsr sa
amis ct au public, que, ayant ete duement nomue
ct commissioner Arpenteur de Paroisse pour Ia
paroisse de Ia Ponte Coupee, par Son Excellence
Rol ert c. WcklitIe, Gouverueur de lEtat de Ia
Louisiana, il eff,e ses services ses coucitoyens
en- cette capacite.
Son domcile est sur lie bord du feuVe quatrs
milles du Chenin Neut. 10 av