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Consider Me Smith.

Consider Me Smith
There is very good story in the papers of the
day. which played by old Dir. Caldwell for
merry of the University of North Carolina.
The OLD doctor was II small n.an and lcan but
as hard and angular the most irregular of pine
knots. lie looked if he might be tough, but he
did mo-, seem strong. Nevertheless he was among
the knowing ones rcputcd to be as agile as n cat,
ard in addition was by no means deficient IN
owlcdge of tho "noble science of self defence"
Besides he was as cool ny cucumber. Well in
the freshman class Of certain year was a hurlv
heel IN, untaineer Of eighteen or nineteen. This
genius conceived great contempt for old Bolus
,hysira dimensions, and his soul was Mortified
hat one so deficient in muscle should be potcn
tial in his rule.
Poor J)ncs--that's Whit we'll call hir,--had
no idea Of moral force. AT my rate he not
inclined to knock under. and be controlled despot-
icnlly hy man that he imagined he could tic..and
whip. lie ut length determined to give the gen
tlcman n gcntee private thrnshng, some night
in the College Campus pretending to mistake him
Tor some fe!hw student.
Shortly nitrr, dark and rainy light, Jones
met the doctor crossing the Campus. Walking
IN to him abruptly.
"lIellow Smith. YOU raScal-is this your"
And with that he struck the old gentleman
blow the side of the face that had nearly ielled
him.
Old Bous said nothing but squared himself
ana at 1t They went. Jones youth, weight and
muscle. made him an ugly customer" but after
round or two, the doctors science hegan to tel
aud in n short time lie had knocked his beefy an
tasonist down, and was astrnddle Of his chest with
one hand on his chest with one hand on his throat
and the other dealing vigorous cuffs on the other
side If his head
"Ah stop. | beg pardon doctor. Caltwell-a
mstnke-for heavens sake. doctor,' gr,mned
Iones. who thought he was about I, be eaten up,
| Ill really thought 10 was Smith"
| The doctor replied with n word and blow al
| tcrnatcly-
| at makes no difference, for all present purposes
| consider me Smith,
| And, it is said, that old Bolus gave Jones such
pounding. then and there, probably prevent.
ed his ever making another mistake to person.
al identity, a, least on the College Campus
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SPECIAL NOTTCES.

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Sold " JOHN II sEAY. Lypehbsrs. nay saw.
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Dr.J. &. Aver. The world rsaewusA Cbssns.a es
city Hs IA. been ~.Aaa .sa.s u d W:.ss s.. w. sas
bis seepsas asseeiasss = nvssiie.ss hs -. pseAas
VIII ~ s..as 81 si 'ss
~s.' Of s's H. .': MAJ. 1885, 80 e III s' Of
nan. O. 1sesawtF ,nSnrTs ) NJ edim
a.: ::.1 ::: H. -: 90.
se. bilors sscsAsas Asadsshss, 81 ssisss sash
and bowels both Of sos.s asd dysentsi shssas aad al
the malades Of aud children have cured
OF Braadrsths Rla Tn ss shas have pm NIL
ons OF dollars TO ,saks this truth known. IL esf
founding faes ana yef truer word apohen And
what The result Why thas~bout three mina psrsons
the United States partially believe their scaey and have
general Idea Of The ssnaa be derve e parga,sa In
sickness Hu. what aed Tor phisnhrophyi Mhes Mlllons
second only csrrsnisy in Ss se.1,. i.e.p.Sis y
enferrins ON mankind I~f not sissl psssade you
that Brandrehs pla gasck remedy such thing
What ~h for IN slainRs ihess ssui1 sppply
for dollar Ny herhs and I'll prepared 10
laboratory. where ehgin. hundred
horse power employed cxcus,vey for this PURPOSE besides
an extensive water power In "senE these P sk moth
feel d.pa. TO n.sa =. dor you WIN bs ablp s+r,any to
live trougl tho tim and ,op may have the laugh
AIDE hen tho doctor tells yon that he his yonr
aety "h that ass niriinc Ge on In the of the ls
In every improve yonr ath Boid at M m Canal
street Banloths Building; aud by all respectable dealer, In
medicine - i apriia. dim,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

great care, after all the Phy.icsan. Ind tail
"a. by BAKERS PREMIUM BiTrEhs.-To Mt T. baknr--Det
Sir In justice to y"nrse and who BIZ similarly
afflicted permit to cit INSTANCE Of the
qualities oi Premium Buffers had used them
unit recently but my wife having been afflicted with
affection and dIsoered stomach for the past
twelve usoi every In my her
able physria but relief could be had then
several cershc the remarkable made y Bit
iers persuaded wife TO try them she did and in
ttle time she began rapidly MT only her
aetion aud crcd removed
raj heath better than has been for
u>ing and shall always continue Bitt-rs.
WRIT justice yourself aud for the eneA, Of others
who similarly afflicted. Y"ur ohe,i.en
Richmond June 81, 1887. THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE.
BAKERS PREMIUM BfTTEHs -Ric,mond, Sept H. 1855 II
is with willing pleasure that add the
of BAkEhs premium BIrrERs in making
of al established VI Dy,pep-a which have suffer
cd much for the las tweive Asa ifs using
with great ,ucccss aer suffering for
Utilization and dsordered stomach As a.I commenced
the Of them convinced II their valuable qualitrs
confidently recommend them to the afflicted J. ADAMS.
For sale by the Druggs In Lynchbnrs aid y all the
pal Druggists 10 the Of Rchnon and elsr where
Virginia aso chas Co Washington city
ID r. Staber Co, Baltimore, Nd d. H. Miller, Cow
ington. Ky and Barnes h Park, N Y.
Orders filed by addressing f. BAKER. Proprietor,
Kits Richmond Va
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Fearful Tornado in Illinois-sixteen Per
sons Killed and Many Wounded.

A special dispatch to the St. Louis Republican
from Jacksonville, Morgan county. Illinois, states
that on last Friday, most violent and destruc,
tive tornado swept over the country. about half
milo south of the city, dcsolatng everything that
lay in its path.
Sixteen persons were killed. while large NUN.
Der were severely wounded, portion Of whom
cannot recover.
Many houses and other buildings were torn into
atoms by the fury of the whirlwind others were
overturned and still more unroofed and otherwise
shattered by the blast.
The cattle in the fields were killed in great num-
bers.and crops destroyed. The damage to property
of all kinds can hardly be estimated. ssLa
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SCHEME.

MAGNaFsCRNT NC uEME.
GnAND GAPIraL rRizE
100000!
Grand Consolidated Loete.y Of Delaware,
CLASS y,
To be- drawn In Wilmington, Del Saturday June a5th 1889
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The FLooD.--The New Orleans Crescent reports
the effects Of the late inundation in Louisiana,
Mississippi, and Arkansas. The first break in
plantation, at Kentucky Bend. twenty-five miles
below Grcenville. The crcvasse is nearly a mile
in width. Col. KS plantation is completely in
undated, and has been abandoned, as ali the
buildings have been demolished The place is
entirely ruined, and the new levee will have to DO
built at the rear Of it, thus abandoning it to the
waves The plantation had about Ave hundred
acres under cultivation. Adjoining are three
large plantations belonging to Mr.. John A. Miller,
all submerged. Next is the Carpenter estate con-
tanning 100 acres entirely under water. The
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02
uDEACnEs! PEACnEs::-Ias received n
4 supply Of FRESH PEACHkS in cans
i-dis STABI.ER 4 JONES

ppAT KILLER! RAT AUTHORIZATIONS.
IL MAGNETIC PILLS. tor the destruction uf Rata aud
M'"', 'or by tnne dsI sTAbi.th JONES
RDERsONs wnisa Deg. Bitches ia shi.
cit, hereby notified to come irw ard wi hin ten days
and procure the license required by ordinairr.
June dint. WM, u. BRANCH Mayor.
L O>r-Om Monday la between the reside
II of Mrs N.rngis and MIR \ - Williams 4th srcct
A GENILEMANS B.EAS iPIN. continuing hair. Tic
hn.er III be liberia rewarded by leaving at ih firei"an
unltr. lnne
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of his new hsap erop. His corn was badly wash
edaA and nsI6sompletely inundated. TIE oats.
hefhink4 rs come our.-.a. JoeepA Joar.ai
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FATAL ArrRAY AT THE RIVER Hrr.-TmREE
Men KILLED OR WouNpEp.-- From Mr.. james J.
raliafcrro, Of Gentry county. who reached this
city yesterday. Mt which point lie turned baek
from his gold hunting expedition. we learn that
bloody ARRAY occurred nj the Mary-vile ferry, on
W cdncsdny the 18th inst. between the ferrymcn
there and some returning cmi.rants, in which
VIM. Murry. Of Hardin county. Iowa. and c. C..
Stanly, of kanawha; Na. we're killed, J. :. Bar
mum, Of Hardin county. Iowa. was severely woun-
ded 1t seems that II. difficulty rignnted between
the fcrryman aud the emisrants about the pay.
ment Of fifty cents ferriage; hard words passed
and several shots were fired by the ferrymen,
whose names are II. d. Williams, of Ray county,
Mo; Peter Nsliton, formerly Of the Empire Sa-
loon of this city. and n Mr. Thompson. The fatal
shots were fred by Williams. The emigrants did
not FIRE at all and the killing is represented to us
as a great outrage. The ferrymen are snid to
have fled. to save themselves from the rage Of the
indignant emisrants. who Immediately collected
in numbers at the scene Of the tragedy. This is
the report Of those who on the ground. OF
Mr.. Taliaferro, who gave the particulars. VIC
can only say he is a man of the highest respecta-
bility.-S. Joseph No. Gazette, 26h.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

UCoT epsu~1 1--WE richly eraaOens~d sets of
ID MARBLE TOP COTTAGE FURNITURE, consisting If
Rsdssasd wardrobe Csbne Washstand Chalrs Table aud
TewcI SETS which VII he sold very
low. fmay dtsl j. b. q. W1ADTOS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02
llegnany SPRINGS.

Alleg II - my springs.
II AvlNG rcntei Mr.. u L. Ho,'s ntrres, in the above
ii property will be prepared Visitors the 1t day
oil JUNE. wil be Shawsve each rnin
and eonse, pass myers iroin thence the Springs
so we'll is this deserveiy popular watering place,
thai deem i anything regard Ia
water IN merely add TIA every effort lar,
be made render all picaaa.
III hay l64ds JOHN MUSE
l.-oR SPRING AND SllNNEl, READING,
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Faulkner.
The Territory of Arizona

The correspondent d the st. Louis Kepnblcnh
writes ms follows concerning the Territory Of Ari-
zona, about VIII ,h so much, has boon said within u
year or two past:
This Territory is collection of rugged noun
tains. rough hills, and sandy gnlleys, with hn'd
rock soil, upon which thu rams Ut hrnven rarely
descend. The CHA is the most reliable steam in
Arixonn but in the summer time comes very
driving up. At ordinary stages the river is from
six inches to one foot in depth. and from fifteen to
twenty five yards wide. The wntcr is clear. but
strongly mpregnatci with nlkal'=-in some places
to such IN extent to render the water unfit for
Use. Between Fort Yuma nud II point one hun
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

E necessity Of Directory Of pro:nerons city having
long been ieli, popas publish III liable ant cont
pl'te BuSItESS DIRECTORY. which Il. a'so contain
deal of local information valuable I" business AMI
We fully solicit the patronage OF or bust
ApyEsIizkts SUBSCRIBERS ArranRcL anfs
have been made with experienced Directory Mon, who will
commence NJ to CANVASS the civ
imnc 2dlM PAYNE nl.ACEEORD PnhlalerA
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4 CAxD.-JD,,. j. Parvis, Agent. has jn.s
completed trip aft Goods and is receiving
Cash store large aud complete stock of every variety o
FANCY ANp STAPLE DRY GOODS for Lad es and Ten
tlemen, Boys, Girls and Children.
J. More fresh Goods will be receive nearly every week
inn. 2dis JND J. piRVIS, Agent.
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XNUANO.--JWsS FecC1vrA, . t0a No. Ror0v fnn
u GuANO In ane order, for sale ty ~.
may 81. JAMES BOYD co
GRaRTa, nOss KRY AEe.-shirts, Drawer,
- Collars, Gloves, Ilosery Handkerchief Stocks, Neck
Ties &c &C. of the latest Spring style just received BY
march rs dts. WIN. L. PAGE.
A 0UPE RB N let Of Faassy, Extra ana uo-
"A pcrnne FLOUR. Just received and for sale BY -
NAV 25dtA VALENTINE 4 HENIEG.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-24

HEuREux CLIMAr.-Un de nos confreres
de ta3fitt iuIHtiiea dos n atctitnche
fat du village quill habite, cotte. elo,
g'e hyperbolique: On ne meurt pats lei;
quand on est fatigue de la vie, on Sen
va q Ia vile ~voisine, Oh la nature ne
prend ses droits, ct oil on Sc deDarasse
du fardeau de Persistence. Mons avons
lei deux viellards don't Iage est 81 AVIAN
&C, qnHs ont oubIiG leur nom; pas MI de
leurs concitoyens nest EN- etat de lie leur
dire, tant ces deux ~respectabIes rnines
datent de ioin.o G'est Ia IN tableau sin
gnlierement s6duisant pour nous antfes.
habitants dela Loissianedou la vie tent
i 81 peu de chose.
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fr7NG 4 BOSTON.

L. triompho les dGlnocrates De New
York, dams ~rGlcction du marie, a cu lieu
1o G doccmbrc; lie meeting d'unjon u Phi.
ladclpAic a Gu lieu lie 7, ct un grand
meeting d'union ~6galement a eu lieu a
Boston lie s. tinsi Ie success. dys cou-
scrvatcurs de Ncw-York It CIcctrisG tout
&C qui restc dc patfiotcs dams les Etats
du Nord. Tn immense cUucourS s'Gtait
rcndu q Tancuil Hall pour rcndrc hom-
mage an droit ct 4 la justice du pcupIc
de la Yirginie, d IGncrgic DIES autoritGs
~oiyiles dc Get Fiat ct \ cellc du gouvcr
mcnt fGnGral. lie. meeting Gtait preside
par pcx-gouverneur Lincoln, qui Sc tron-
wait ~flanqu6 de qn&tre autres cxgou
Mn. Morton, Briggs, Clifford
ct Gardner, mais Oh NY Voyait pas N.
Banks, lie gouyerneur actuel. Iarmj les
Resolutions prGscntGcs Gus ayons rcmar-
que les suivantcs:
ale plan dc Brown Gtait unc attaque
non d6guis6e contre la paix ct Ia pros
pGritG de tout le pays; non sympathi-
SON. p~roiondGment avec les Aabitants de
Ia Virginic dams les scenes d'Gpreuvcs
qu'ils ont Gu a traycrser ct nons ieur Of
irons notre cooperation ct nos ecours
pour le, maintien des lois du pays ct de
la paix ~publique."
"Nous engage0ns o vies, nos for
tunes ct notre honncur a Ia defense ct a
Ia conservation de rUnion."
"Nous d6clarons Gtre les fdcIes sujetS
de la constitution ct nous cX6cuter01s
loyalement ct sans reserve toutcs les
obligations qn'clle nous impose"
Nous conlbattrons toutc chose ten
dant i produire des sentiments de dGsat-
lection ct F~aliGnation entire Ie NQrd ct Ie
Sud-
Lies apologistes de rattentat de Har-
per's Ferry sont aussi coupabIes que
ccux qui ont etc les ~instjgateurs."
Des diseours eloquents ont etc Pronon
c5s par Ed. Everett, Caleb Cushing ct
lecture a Gta donnGe De ~Iettres 6critcs
par lex-pr6siaent Franklin Pierce, leI
professeur FELTON,, l'Hou, B. T. Butler,
E. Beach, lie juge Narstol5, B. T. Hajlet,
ct par beaucoup d'autrcs hommes distin-
CUES. CONNIE demonstration publique,
&c meeting o Gle lie plus grand qui ait
jamais etc ~convoquG dams la NlIe-Angle-
terrc. Les sentiments des divers ora
teurs ont excite les plus wives marques
d'adllesion ct de s~ympathic, ct les re
solutions ont etc adoptGes an bruit d'ac-
carnations universities. Enfn &c meet
ing, bicn que moins solennel que celpi
tenu jour avant d Philadelphia, en-
egard 4 Ia difference num6riqnedc la po-
pulation les deux viIles,est aussi un ga
sc prtcieux offert par les patriotes du
Nord aux ~d6mocrates c~onseryateurs dn
Sud. II est aise dc voir maintenant
qu'en cas- de lutte arn6e, le Sud n'aura
jamais a combattre lie Nord tout enter.
LIRR6sIsTIBLE CoNFLIr ne sera done
pas redoutable.
(Courrier ne Ia Iouisicae.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-24

Dams les combats dc st. Michel avec
lediabIe Get. arcirsnge diton, a'aperceyant
du disadvantage ct de Fjnnahte lie 81
lance, remontasau ciel, s'afma dc Ia foQ-
Dire ct la lal4ea sur LHctfer don't Il corps
VIOLA en- eclats. Ses jambes toHlberent en-
France, = de Ia, Ia ~p6t1l4nce DIES Fran
gals. L'EsPa8hc rceatla t6ta lie Luciter,
de IA, IA tiert6,. la hanteur, !e ton bravo
che dc FEspagnoI. Les AiIemands re-
cueiIlIrent . gosier les Anslais, son
estomac ct son yentre; Ct les American
81 Clique.
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grain dambrc on bebtDe? estct murmu.
rer il satiGlc du boutdc ia levre un re-
frain monotone qui a pcrdu, par "a mo
notoule meme, toutc cspece dc sens poal
ia pcnsec?
Non; prirr aiuSi, c'est METRE Hi sIgno
a la place dame idte,
Quest &c done que pricr? Est-cc encore
! demand>r au ciel la piuic gu L. soieiI, Ia
richesso Gu lie sa;u de la part.e? Nais la
priare ainsi concse seralt une meEdlcltG
d'un ogdrc suptrtcur, uhe f4eon soielnet-
Ia de tcrdre Ia main i l%aunohe. La
! uIui. tnnlbefa a s0u !eure sans Ilc ho0i-
. me allie faisc antjchambre 4 IL porte In
I Scigncur. &c Quj est lie toHge Gtcn.tc.
Dpn agit scion ga nature. "a nature
,:tauf i~1Iuip, il 4git .uhncment L@tairc
agir aniourdhai, lefairv rcpo@cr drnain,
c,.st h. r6!uire i notre proportion, c'est
lie rcndre fni. Partout Oh il ~met la
ma;n, sou action rey6t Ie carac,ere dc la
p~ermanerco. UH'Onappallc ettcpprma-
ncnce loi DC la nature on DE- tent a0trc
nom, il Tia De- rapport direct H4'aEcc
crtte .oi, E.. &C nest que par iiut@rmoj =
aireln cr.rc iyi uu'i! ill1r 9urf Ia CREATION.
pricr pour ~le.Drit s.nceTcment r@ti-
| uirnv ,.,..f cherchcr IA ytrit5 en- HicH,
c,rsr 4aeltrp son anne 4'acgo.d aycc Fame
da Diem rsplu1ar dams i~Uaiv2r$. ct&9 Pc
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AV =

d bHTI De chez N. EERoSIoUE MAJOR. an Che
/ miR-Neuf, dams II nuitdu Sanedi az Dimafl-
CHE d ct 8 d. C neisl, IN eGacvaI bai.
Age t,eitriron 5 ans, aTaat Ie pied droit d. de-
Eantet ee'ai de dirEleFe blancs; lie garrot haut:
e4Firoa ID mains IL t~sautaHr.
Uae F6eempa rs Ebtrale safa 1onnfe lila per-
>aaTla qai fe rafne.lera al huraaa de Echo.
satGoupee. IL l0velabfe 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-24

j AFRIcAINs-Un journal du Mississippi
qui Sc public sur la cote, pretend SAVIOR,
d'apres une bonne autorite, qu'une car
gaison desclaves africans est attendne
allie an Vaisseau dansles dernitrs tours
de decembre. lis seront ~d6barqnGs, dit
IL, ouvertement ct an grand Jour ct sans
qu'on essye de d6rober lo fat aux auto
rites fesefales. Les consignatairess sen
rapportent ~ sentiment qni domino dams
FEtat du Mississippi Reinforcement i la
~necessif6 d'augmenter le non4bre des ira
Taiileurs, etsont assures dun -aeauitte-
nle1t t~riomphal pour lie cas- Oh le gonyer.
nenlent les p%oursuivrait.
Nous asons la meme assurance i Get
egard. ST lie Nord fat echouer tontes
nos procedures ldgales quand il s,.agit
pour nous de revendiquer nos e~selaves
marrons, nous von bien lie droit de les
remplacer par d'autres, que1le que soft
leur origine. Ill6galite pour iIlGgalite.
la plus criminelle est celle qui la pre-
miere enseigne lie vol. Que les gems dill
nord ~respectent nos biens ct nous n'irons
pas chercher de compensation ems Afri-
que.
Courier de Ia Louisiana.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-24

MESSAGE BU PResfDEsr.-Le message
da prfsiqent Buchanan remplira, diJ-on
sept eelanaes da Journal e%fieiel, II ne
sel7a eayoyd aucnn exetnplaire de ce docu-
sllent Tiers Washington, ttnt que le con-
ggtes ne 70 scFa pas orgaaisGs.
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Fiat De Ia LQLiSIANE

EHAT DE Ia LOUISIANA
COCA III NErrIEHE DISTRICT JrDIcflTaE.
fARolasE DE Ia PoINrE# CoureE.
Simon Herman vs.. WE. Ev. Chutz.-No. 2z1G.
~ verta de ct pour satisfaire a I'M
writ de il. f.. lance dams Ia car-a ci-aes-
sts i~HtftiIec. ct a moi adr4sse par I.HoaoPlhla
Cour du NeuFielna District. daas ct pour Il ia
rolsse 2th.tat sasIits. poHraatisfaira a Ii dasaslde
do pialgaan5 Ct aay trajs. al sa.si ct J~'oflirai
en- Fente pH1llqie, a Ii nlajsot de conr lie
Sanedi, 7me jour de Jzarisr 1860,
A II b. 4. w., t%ouslcs droits, titres ct inttr4t cue
lie defendear d dams ct a ladi5e propri6:e CT
apfes dGcrite, savoir:
Adtlina, negrsse age d'engiron IS ans, Ct
scs e~nfants:
D6siree, negres=o agte d'environ 10 ans;
Pierre, negre age d'eHYiron Il ans;
Mare, 3Ggresse agee d'eaYjfen - ans:
Pifilouene, nGgFitte ag6e de 8 ans.
Isrmes ct condifions de L. remit
Compliant. aree estimation.
sEEEREN PORgHE, sheriff.
P~ointe-Ceupfe. IS norembras 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-24
ETAT Dc Ia LOUISIANA.

Poi1t@ Coupe. - noycm1re 1893.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31
uatass prlds--Aaaaiiing state Hon0F

estate Prids--Auaailing state honor'
Tbsss are shs terms in which the Repub-
loan papers denoeuoo those who, susPe'ting
tbs. shers might be 4Somsshing rotten in
Denmark" asked certain questions OF Oasa-
wa,tamis Brown, IN order TO detect it--
What do shese precious follows now think
Of Il. when Glddings Chase, Brown and has
sOns, KaEi, IIangssCp, "a COlOred Republican
orator Of habeas corpus and rescue memo
ry,) Stephens, I.esry and host OF other
abolitiOnists and republicans, are implica'edf
Every day shows now that the infamous ana
atrOciOus conspiracy had been fostered and
cherished within our own State. Even
DAYTON furnished one Of the negroas, Cope
land, though he graduated Of Oberlin alter
his residence here. The facts in the case,
too, show cOnolusivsly the connection be-
tween the chief eouspirators and the "ober-
lin Rescue COEyentiOnY in Cleveland last
May.
In view Of all these facts, Il is time tol
the sober minded and patriotic citizens o
Ohio to pause and consider where we are
drifting aud this the more especially as .h'
s,sss Journal, Chase's peculiar organ, nov
openly defends the insurrection, proclaim
ing chat the South is responsible for, an'
provoked il. Hear il
awe have but little zeal to demand ven
qeance on Brown while these monster
1Demooratic SenatOrs) live and control th
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