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kNiK SAl.E.-A very valuable FARM for SALE
Iyl,g on the east side OF the Eastern Branch and
one ard hal mles from the Navy Yard Bridge ard
sdoinng John A. Smiths farm, containing between
hIty and sixty acres. 1t has on II good Dwelling
mouse, with seven rooms Rnd all the necessary out
houses No otec; ion TO take house and lot In the
city IN exchange.
For further particulars apply TO JOHN II. A.
WILSON. or to Rem Arnold, near the Episcopal
Church, Navy Yard. ian % Swf
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w HA MA begs leave to return his thanks
~ Ia the Ladies', who have patronIzed him so
beIay and TO inform them that. IN order to better
nIspay his elegant l.aoes. he has moved to the
LAKES, No. 54 PA. AVENUE, near Adams's FIX
press Once where he respectfully invites their at
tenton To his entire new stock Of round point point
applique Val lancenPs and Honiton In sets Canes
Contours. lappets. Handkerchefs. Shawls c.:
elegant AMI new ImPortations of real back Wells at
wholesale prices '
l.aces cleaned. mended, and transferred
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VIEWS AND OPINIONS OF AMERICAN
Statesmen Of al times on r ore,sn Immix ratiop
collected into one volume, with statistics a O. a O.
One volume octave price IS OTIS.
jan Is FRANCK TAYLOR,
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STEALING AT THE FIAE Last night, the PC
lice arrested two colored men-Thomas Ferguson
and Joseph Burgess-for stealing various article.
at the fire on Eleventh street They were taken
TO the guard house, and this morning were com
mitted to Jail for court by Justice Dom
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MOTT E.-The public are hereby cautioned
i agalns; negotiating two BONDS of the State Of
california, Nos 50 and b. for $500 each PAYABLE In
itI5, az the same have in transmission per
mail on the I4th lnstan from New York To Wash
issue. ~ " "
jan p -2w Intel 2wl RIGGS 90
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VNO IET.-The new threpe-stOry and eligibly sit
1 mated BRICK HOUSE near tue northwest cor
ner OF Beall and Washlngtoh streets, Georgetown.
This Is superior residence: large and cOmmodions;
built IN the very best style, with modern improve,
mems ~ contains - rooms, Pantries and closets,
and kitchen in the hack binding. There is also a
hne dry cellar under the whole building. The lot is
l80 by 80 feet.
AL o., the large three story Brick House on X ST.,
Washington. The eastern one of the two hOuses
opposite the Brewery. For terms apply to
Jan l0-3taW3w NJ. ADLER.
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RYE AND BARLEY MALT.
CITY MAtI HOUSE, corner q Wet i.IIs Az
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM TO RENT
"A on 18th street, between f. and F, No 452
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SOUTHERN MASUFACTUEEs.-There are three
pitchers on exhibition at the china store of c. w
Bot-Ier, on Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
aud Tenth streets, which attract nsiderable ar
renton. They were sent TO the Hon Joshua Hill
by the Southern Porcelain Manufacturing Com
pany a. a sample Of the ware they producing
at this time. The works are located near Angus
Ia, Ga, and il is said the material Is found i'm
abundance near them. Good judges say that
though the sample is not equal to the best french
china, " shows, what was not generally believed
that good earth for the manufacture of porcelain
II 20 be found In the South. The sample is wor-
thy of an examination by the friends Of Ameri-
can enterprise
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GREAT SALE OF CARRIAGES.

EARLY INDIANA TRIALS AND SKETCH
II Is, Personal n emInI scCBces of the Pub q
Men OF the United States, c., c.; toy Hon. q. II.
Smith. formerly United States Sen Tor from Inol-
ana, one large octave volume II Gao pages. hbely
printed, with portrait ofthe author; pncs a2.uo or
post free nv mail $50.
Sold for the publishers BY
janH FRANCK TAYLOR
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CoURI or CLAINs.-Yssterday, Hon. X. NJ
Young opened the argument for the claimant il
the case Of joshua. Guppy.
Mr.. Blair replied for the Government.
Hon. Mr. Young closed the argument and th,
case was submitted; when
The court adjourned
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
H - YORK.

Casa Capital. ..-..........-... sya.qoc
Til. ,',,ra,s -. .---- SotWS
TINS company, ls prepared TO issue Policies on Bull
n,ngs, Merchandise, Steamboats,. &c. on as favore-
ole terms as other responsible companies.
- - Il. NJ. HANSON. Agent,
No. 52 nth ST., oppo. lntellisepcer Once.
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EUPkEME COURr.-THsSddy.-JO I. Stew
ems, Esq, Of Washington, ID. c., was admitted
an attorney and counsellor Of this Court
No %. The Covington Draw-bridge Company
appellants, rs. Alexander q. Shepherd Ell al .
This cause was submitted on a printed argument
oy Mr.. Thompson in behalf of the sppellees.
No - WIN. h. Grant ct al, appellants. rs
Cornelius PoillOn ct al. This cause was argued
by Mr.. Goodrich for the appellants, and submit
ted on pfinted argument by Mr.. Donohue for
the appellees.
No. 10 Jacob L. Payne ct al, plaintiffs in er-
rCT, rs. Jonathan J Niles ct al. The argument
of this cause was commenced by Mr.. Chiffon for
the plaintiffs in error, and continued by Mr. Ben
iamin for the defendants in error.
Adjourned
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEM'Ts

NNSNNeN - " " Az NO LIN - AOOm -.
DOTATOES FOR SALE.
~, 80 bushels of hne white MERCER POTA-
Inaglre at No. IS Dumbartcn street. Georgetown.
FOR RENT.-A hrst-class RESIDENCE at
the corner of F ayette and 4th streets, George
t tpi Terms moderate. Apply to Mrs. ANN X.
ONEALE. jan 25-eolm
EOR BOSTON.-The schooner w. r. New
comb, Bacon, master, has arrived. and IA
will discharge on TUESDAY to morrow For ~
Sk e the s Soys PeT Dy
town. ian q 81
FISH. FISH: FIsHM FIsHn...
Wishing to close out our stock of FISH we will
Sner them at IedIced prices. Persons IN want of
ana Eastern Herring. round slbbed, dry sailed, and
picked, will do well to call before purchasing else
where. HARTLEY & BRO
ROARDING.-MISS GWYNN, occupying Mrs.
- Raphael Semmes house, 10 Georgetown First
street SMITHS Row can accommodate several fam
Ines with very desirable Rooms and good BOARD.
jan Y I'm
Predicting sTOCK-CHEAP FOR CASH.
JOHN II. SHOOT,
NO. ll9 Bridge street, GeOrgsfODn, d. c.,
list sch VIII sr 9o ss cT ss by the
ton of WINTER GOODS at reduced prices for
Fancy Colored Dress Silks,
Printed Mousne Delaines,
MeIlno, PlaIds and POplns,
French Merinos,
Shawls, Scarfs,.
will be sold at a VERY GREAT REDUCTION
on former prices. = ompt customers supplied upon
the usual terms. Those having settled their Bills
rendered to LIST instant he tenders his grateful ac-
acknowledgements and will he under many Obligations
To al who have not to do so by cash note their
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
l. PRoPERTf.-A FAR VI of AL acres of I.snd ,
situated IN buckingham county Va, with Stock and
EARNING Utensils, together with Saw and tirIst
MN, and Engine attached. Inquire of J. V. DU-
LIN. on II .tIeet south, between4a and 9Th SITS.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06
NO. 26.

6'ace Republican Legislature Of Territory, If they
should happen to have majority. For this open and
candid avowal, Judge Douglas Is assailed by the
"aSnhg,oh Union as being opposed to 1t. 1t IL un-
chhnln u no, worse, to assume that Judge Douglas
would sanction or intimate that Territorial Levs.
lanrn could or ought to be justified In passing laws
winch are unconstitutional that slavery might there.
ny be prevented Judge Douglas has Enthusiastically
shown In all his efforts for the South that her Con.
stniona rights whether In the States or Territories
should he sustained and the Washington Union
though freting and foaming completely boiling over
may rest assured. may be satisfied OF one thing, that
the great mass Of the people at the South strongly
appreciate the efforts Of Douglas and have no sort OF
objection to the editor Of that journal fighting under
the flag Of Lincoln, the Black Republican for he IL
in our way anyhow and the sooner Mr. Buchanan gets
clear Of him. the better for the South and for the
Democratic party.
:" ask the reader to run over that 18th section and
read II. with the modification which have pointed
ont, and which might have been made If the Black
Republicans had had a majority In the Legislature at
the time of its passage. and then decide In which form
would be greater violation Of the Constitution OF
The United States Of America. In my opinion, IN
either form. it is clearly unconstitutional but still
TINS Is an undecided question, and Kansas did all her
work Of fixing up the Lecompton constitution with
that law upon her statute book. do not believe that
such unconstitutional legislation would meet the sane.
ton OF Judge Douglas but nevertheless 1t was done
~ a pro.slavery Legislature and, reasoning from
lily paNt' htNsis' Doupias, OTT, StepDcnS anu Emltn
think il would 80 operate as 70 render our slave prop
erty without vaue to the Territory, and thereby OK.
cludc II. And do not believe there Is man In the
south who does not believe that Judge Douglas l.
rl-hi IN hla declaration that legislation will be 80
shaped to carry out the wishes Of majority of the
lmbants of the Territory. For stating this truth
Judge Dougas is denounced by organ whose edito.
can boast that he was elected printer to Congress by
Black Repubcen votes. He may want their votes
again but. as for the Little Giant. he deties them
a 81. 1T.
moi, will he sure to elect him over all opposition both
at home and abroad"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06
CRANES METALLIC BURIAL CASK ET

HAVING bought the patent right for the sale of
Ill the Crane Metallic Burial Caskets at a great rN
penSc. We introduce them to the public rs having II
superiority over any in use, branty of de-
sign artistic and elaborate finish, smp city in lin.
ing. highly decorated and unique sil' = mount
ngs perfectly air tight, and also giving an entire
slew Of the hody.-the topof the caskct being con
sructcd Of the finest French plate glass renders it
the most desirable case ever introduced to the pub
lie. Beautiful metallic caps cover the glass. which
scures the case from damage on account of any eX'
ternal pressure.
Wooden collins made TO order. and punctuai at
tendance given on all funeral occasions. A fine
Iiearsc will always be on hand,
Any Infringement on our patent rights will sub
ject the offender to prosecution
ian 10 BUTLER IL KOCH.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06

The SWAMP LANDs.-The Baton Rouge Advocate
learns that the last acre of swamp land subject to en-
try at the State Land Office has been disposed Of
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06

WouAy's ToNGUE,--At the last term of Logan VA
County Court, Mr. Steele recovered o verdict for
$40 900 against Mr. Hulley, for abuse of bis wife.
by IL s wife. Steele afterwards generously released
the ahole Judgment. saying that it was his Wife,
character not money, for which he began the suit.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-11-06

WrAlru,-Vhc most respectable quality of man..
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N.iLsO.E De RESIDENCE.

CaGanes d negrcs. I,ne bonnc SiL12E7,IE, ayec
'llle machine yapeur ct tous les apparcls nGces-
saires pour ftrc du sucre. avcc tiu bon plant de
cannes s'lcre pour planter 200 arpents ct ayant
120 arpents d'excellentes sonchcs dun an. ct 81,
arpents de senches de deux ans ainsi que les pro-
prietGS mebilieres suivantes
3G bons mulcts chevaux I wagons, :, draws,
chaFrettes. Ii tGtes de bctes c0rnes. avec tout
le fnrage, maIs. charrues ct antres outils aratoi
res appartcnant n ct sur rHabitaiion
Itrmes ct conditions de Ia rente:
LIIabt;tion avec toutes les amelioratiops. les
csclaves. les animany [cxceptG donze mulcts qni
seront vendus separGment] ct to,is les outis ara
torres. seront vendus en- bloc. payable I'LL tiers
compliant ct Ia balance en- dcux termcs tgaux.
payable en- I'm ct tleux aus du jour dc In yente,
avec intGret a raison dc huit pour cent Ian dn
jour de In vente; lelit premier terme dc credit
payable par des mandais SIR Ia vile. Il la salts
faction du syntlie, ct tolIs portant hypothequc
spectacle sur In propriGtG vcndue.
Les dot.ze mulets ci-dessus mcntionnGs scront
yendus pour du compliant.
SEVERN PORCHE.
Sheriff
Pointc Cenpte. II dee. 1858.
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UNE FLOT'rE ANGLO-FRANCAIsE

On rapporte, fapres de bonncs auto
rites, qn'nne aotte composec de bati-
ments anglais ct franeais, armee, par les
dcux gouvernements, scra pretc a met
tire en- nler dams Ic courant de &c mois,
pour Sc rendrc an golfe du-Mexiquc.
i On assure que Pcseadre franchise srra
pourvue dune batterie dc forte artillerie
avec des troupes i bord, ct que cettc
batterie neurra jouer sur terrc sill est
necessairc
L'objet de cettc expedition est. de
prot6gcr .Amerique Centra1e eontre les
aibusticrs des Etats-Unis, dc s'opposcr
an debarqucment, ct dc chaser tous
ccnx qHi sncttront pied Il tcrre au Mica
raglla (.IJe;He
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On DEMANDE DEs FEMAEs.- On Lit dams
la correspondence parisienne du PAarc
de Nantes
"I'Australic, 4 laquelle nous avons
envoye des chercheurs dor, nous expo
die a son tour des cherchcurs de fem.
mes. VOLTA, certes, une industrie qui ne
manque pas d'originalite. Ellie promet
aussi d'etre feconde en- benefces. Sachez
qu'il Went de s'abattre, sur Paris, des
traqueurs dun nouvcau genre, qui, sol
licites par dcs primes considerables, font
ala presse des femnies,' i destination
des pays aurifercs. Ces messicurs, ave-
aants ct polls, du reste, ont reeu, du
pouyoir executif de Victoria, la nouvelle
eapitale d.Australie, mission d'engager
on France un miller dc files d'Eve
ayant envie de faire fortune, ct peu SOU
cieuses de Ia nostalgia. Une centaine de
traites sont dea conclus, arrhcs donndes
eommc garantic dune forte retribution
au dcbarqucment sur Ia terre australien-
ne. 81 Saint-Simon rcvcnait au monde,
ou 81 NJ. Enfantin pouvait retourner aux
asapes dc Menilmontant, lis scraicnt
ebahis de trouvcr un aussi grand nom
bre dc "femmcs librcs."
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lie DEMOCRATIC
,>sr pI.BLIE TOTS LES sAMEDis
EDoUARD J. PULL E N.
,.;nn,,n.ric est ;i,lpreS du lnaga>in de NM.
- ''"f'' Simon & Loeb
ABONN EM L \ I:
TEo1s PIAsTREs PAR An.
ys- PAYIBLE.S D'1T1NCE. sa
pRIX DES ANNONCES.

r,o,,r claoue carre dc dix lignes on moins,
no,Ir Ia premiere Insertion ......sl W
pinr .chaaue insertion additionnelle. par
parw te,,rt,. anrloncc Edhquant In profession
s, Il, 9on,icilc, ct qtli n'eScedera pas hut
.i;gues. ayec l'abonnelnent au Journal. par
Inc ,limni,ton libtralc seri fate aux person.
,,os ,,ui ..founeront Il iannec pour Ii publication
IL Iurs annonccs: mais leur privilege sera rigl-
clement lerli "a lc,lr genre datfares; ct II ne
s,ro ;au,is peimis me maison de commerce tie
=. nrsyaioirae son privileged Advancement anhuel
nonr l;,irc puler sans r6tribMtion. les annonccs
ayn rapport aux. .interets particnliers de ses di-
ycrS asseces :,
. Torfe af,nonce pnbliee par intcrvalles. scra
ns.s,. a1 faux 'tine piastre par earTt'.
r,a,t,. aunonce on lcttre inritant qllcqu I'm Il Sc
n,ettr,. s,r les ,anes carr,1le eaddat une place
II, nm c,npoi auelconqle. ser,s I,ayee an tank or
dinaire Tune piiistrc par carrc ct 'Aeaf'ats'nenf
aatuHce
Toute annonce de candi1at sera payee DIN
i pIASTREss. ct datunte.
Tonte annoice don't lc nombre insertions n est
,as xpceife yeriaiemcnt on par eerlt.sera uiserce
irsdi' a notveI ordre. an taux or,linairr.
I.te; marriages ct les deees seront pubiss comne
faits dc clroaqae locale: inais tout necroese. on
a,ttrc tfim de respect. s'ra faxe comme aiinoRce.
SuI ecrit dune nature perSonncile lie pourra
atre a,ms dams nos COLONIES que canme aIlrlfnce.
dcux piastres le carre, ct payable isariabteaest
ddmace.
g.,- Toutc a,lnonce. h moins qu II nen soft or
tlnliit alltrcmcnt. sera pubiiee en- francas ct en-
angais ct payee au taus ci-tlessts.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
CouR Dr NEtyIcaE DISTRICT .UpICIAIRE.
pAROiSSE DE Ia pQISTE f.uI.pt:E

COuR DT NIIyIcaE DISTRICT JTpICIAIRE.
! PARoissE De Ia PoISTE coEPeE.
L)aas Fafaue de Ia succession de Abrahaaa difom,
deccdf.---No. 2.20i-
| TONFORMEMENTa a un orslrc dc Honorable
~ Cour tlu 9me District Jueliciaire Je, solIssi-
gne Sheriff de cette paroisse oifrirai en- velte pu-
blique. le
Nardi, 4me jour de Jauracr 1859,
a 10 h. 4. NJ. aI magasin de Herring. sur Fat
chafalaya, les propriGtes suirantes, savoir: &
Deux contrats passes entire le dGfilnt ct La
fayette Caldwell, coni,nisaire dii 2me District
des terres marecageuses. pour faire des caifaux
aux enyirons de lAtchaialaya, d'apres des plans
ct specifications contcnus dams lestlits contrats
copic desquels peuvcnt 9tre vues dams le bureau
du Recorder dc cette parOisse. 1flSST:
2D5 couvert,ircs tie laine: Is broucttes:2 char
rettes Il charroyer de la terrc 100 pellcs &c.: II
haches. Et dc plus. lie
Jeudi, 6me jour de Janrier 1859,
Joffrirai en- vente, In dcrniere residence ilulit
deftint Abraham Afford. sur lie bayou Crosse
Tete lie reste DIES propri6tes mobilisrcs dependant
de ladite succession. s;,voir:
Tn lot on section de terre sur le bayou Gresse-
Tete. Giant lot Ne. 66. + 6, rang E. contenant
ecnt-soixante- 6eIl0omes acres par patente,
No. 1879;
TN neIre n0mIne IaIo, age u environ Al ansS
id . i'd JEFF. id. 80 q
i'd. id. Darius, id. 35 +"
i'd i'll. Sam, i'd 20 .
Mulets ct chevaIy: outils aratoircs: fournittlres
de maison ct de cuisine; buggy; une charrette a
cheyal; un lot dc bois de charpente; un lot de
lncrrains trois pies; lot de pieux; fusils ct p-
tolets un lot harnais ct selles; une jolie mentrc
or ct sa chaine. ct autres propretes moblieres.
Iefnses ct conditions dc la rente:
La terrc ct les escIayes: un tiers compliant, ct
Ia balance ct 2 ans. QUAINT au mobilier:
Ponr toute sonlme de ct au-dessots de cent
piasfres. payable compliant
Pour toute somme de ct au-dessous dc cinq
cents piastres payable a trois mois du jour de Ia
rente.
Pour toute soIBHe au-lessus~ de cinq cents
piastres. payable six mois du jour de Ii vente.
II fiut que les acquerenrs desdits contrats four
nissent des cautions a la satisfaction dudit COM
missairc pour lilfdele execution desditS travauS.
Les acqaereurs devront donner lenrs billets
ayec caution solidaife Il iorlre dc ladniinistra-
tcur. payable aux epo4ues sllstltcs. ct portant
huit pour cent dinteret apreS ecbtancc. j,is4u'au
parfait ct final paiemcnt.
SEVERN PORCHE. Sheriff
Pontc Coupec. II noFcmh, lsJs
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Xxx Tn Journalistic dit quill VII der
increment un rcyenant. &c tantuinc etait
nn ptchcur qui ctait mort sans payer lr
journal quill reccvait. II Gtait horrible Il
voir, tors les diables avaicnt travaiIIG
i renlaidr.
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POUR JIGE ASsOC1E
De ia
iEOUR s u Pr e NJ e )

LIIonorab. JoHs llo DC y pa.
roisse dEst-Feliciana, est candidat pour
Ia place dc Jngc .tssocid dc Ia Cour
sHprelne dt Sine District. Sniet i Ia
decision dc la Convention de,nocratiqne.
PIrsIEr:Rs DEMOCRATES.
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~ Notre partie anglaise renferme
dhelqucs ,i' iignes an snjct dun de nos
p'as r. w ahciens citoyens, H. zesoN LAM
.'s - pere. Ct sur les gucrisons merveil-
sePntes iiIeurables W.
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SdNEDL, 25 DECEMBRE 1858

ny. Mons inritons lc public !: jeter
les ycux ct ;tlire attentivement les nou-
yeaax avis que nous publions dansno
COLONIES II y en- a pour tout le monde
et pour tons les goits.
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ETAT DE LIZ LOUISIANA.

COrR DU SEUyIeME DISTRICT JcDIcIAIRE.
paROIssE DE Ia PuTSTE CorPeE.
Daas la0aire de Ia. succession de 7hforNe scard,
dfesdf
roNFORMEAIEST !; I'm orire dc Honorable
" Cour du 9mc District, Je, so,,ssigne. Sheriff
dc cette pareisse, oiIrirai ell yente pnbiiquc. Ie
Lnadt, 21me 1oar dc DfexmJye 1858,
A 10 h. A. NJ, a la Maisnn de Cour dc cette pa
roisse. les propridtes sniyantes:
Amelie, mulAtrcsse, agee environ 40 ans:
Tine jnmcnt lmie ct une selle.
I.ERlIES EFT CONDITIONS:
Compliant
SEVERN PORCHE, Sheriff.
&c 90 nov. 1858.
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TERRE,

7 y morccau dc ierrc iaisans face all neuvc Mis-
- sissipi. dams ii parosse de Ia Iointe Coupee.
connue CONNIE appartenant Il Il. ". McIac ayant
quatorZc arpcnts de face sur auatre vngt de pro
fontleur. hor1ie dun cote par Ia tcrre dc James
McCullum. ct dc l'altre par la terre dc Iacol, H.
Morrison. avec toutes les amtlorations Gui s'y
trouvent savor: Cne bonne
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ETAT DE In LOUISIANA.

eosR DU SEUvIeME DISTRICT JEDICTAIRE.
PAROIssE DE LA PoISTE cOUPeE.
Daus ta1nire de Ia succession de Dartd dLLEI.
TONFORMElfEST un oEylrc de Honorable
~ Cotir du 9me District, Je. soussigne, Sheriff
de cette paroisse, offrirai en- yente publiquc, lie
LUadi. 27me 5oDr de Dfcembyc 1858,
\ 10 h. A. NJ. a la Maison dc Cour dc cette pa
roisse. les proprietes sniyantes, sayoir:
Tn moroccan de terrc situG dams cettc paroisse
de Ia Tointe-Conpee, sur lie cIcnal infGrieur,
ayant unc profondeur dc qninzc arpents (plus ou
moins). borne dun cote par In terre de Lelot
Lel'cau. ct sur fantre cote par la terrc de Zenon
Bergeron ayec toutcs les ameliorations qni s'y
trouvent.
Tsrmcs et Conditions de la Isnte:
Compliant.
SEVERN PORCHE.
Sheriff.
Pointc Coul'ce, &C 30 novcmbre 1858
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Dcs lettres dc Rome uretendent d,

Des lettres dc Rome pretendent que
|toutes les grandes puissances catholi
|ques ont adress6 des remontranccs au
Pape, lui demapdant Ia renise du jeune
Mortara il sa famille. Le Pape aurait re-
pondu quill lui etait impossible d'acceder
Il cette demande.
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s Nous apprenons, parle Tulagesiis,
que lHon: Wn.F. GRrrrls, est candidat
pour "a place dc Gouvcrneur i ID pro-
ehalne election. Snjct au clloix de Ia
convention democratiquc. N. GslrF1S
es' 'e senatcur actuel .des paroisses
Avoyelles ct Rapides.
l'ans e meme journal, pIon. Albert
I" oofIllEs est annonce CONNIE candidat
poaf f. place de Jusc Associd.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-25

CHIsE.--Un terrible typhon eclat6 i
swaton, ct 5000 Chinois ct Europeens
ont peri
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Loadres, 27snov. NJ. Boulay, de 10
Meurthe, ci-devant yice-president de la
republique franchise, Went dc mourir