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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-11-12
The State Of Louisiana.

The State OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Pointe Conpee-Ninth District Court
Stephen Van Wickle VS.. B. R.. CoyIe and VIM.
Sorrell-No. 1899. -
Stephen Van Wickle vs. B. R. Coy1e.
BY virtue of and to satisfy a writ Of alias Fl. ia. is
sued in the above entitled suit and tonne direct
ed by the Hon. the Ninth District Court in and
for the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy
plaintiff demand and costs of suit, / have seized
and will offer at public sale on the premises, on
Saturday, the Sd day Of Dec, 1859,
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, all the right, title and in
terest that the defendant has in and to the fol-
lowing described property, to wit:
A tract of land situated in this parish, desig-
mated on the maps of surveys of the public lands
of the United States as lots one and one. of Sec
tions Nos IA and 81. in Township 2 of Ranges I
and 8, east, containing 159 95-lo0 acres.
Terms ct Saae-Cash wstA appraiseaeat.
SEVERN PoRCHE,
sos9 @ Sheriff.
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DaV g. T. N dry,
Hep NWA

=" HEE4NI7HFE.
ITTAVE Just received and opened a fine as
IL sortment of NEW GOODS, which they will
dispose of on the most reasonable terms, con-
sisting in part Of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, &c.
They have also a fine and commodious
IVA r z IT O y S e,
attached to their establishment, and are prepar-
ed to attend to the receiving, forwarding and
storage business.
Iss~For the convenience of persons travelling
in the country, we have HORSES and CAR
RiAGES to hire, at reasonable rates.
n5-tf ~ DAI & LANDRY.
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NEW STORE AT LlyONIA.

T'HE UNDERSIGNED having formed a new
l. co-partnersEip for the transaction OF gene
raj merchandise business, at Livonia. in this par
isl, solicit the patronage of the public. Their
purchases having been made at the North, they
can and will accommodate good customers az
rates that will give Inducements.
JOHNSON & LEVY.
ID. LEVY. 2"'" 4"
L. B.. JOHNSON, jackson, La. s3.a,
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Ea5G11aann'5
n HOOPS AND II L s
For Cotton Bales.
Price, 6 cents per ponmd-25 per cent less
than Rope.

Price, 6 cents per poNmd-25 per cent les:
than Rope.
ANY one considering the advantages of IroL
over Rope as a material for binding cotton bales
will be surprised that it has not been adopted
long since. In its security against fire there il
an overwhelming reason for Its adoption.
The presses in the Seaport Cities have been
the main cause of its not being generally adopt
ed; but, now that objection is removed gene,'
ally, and the Orleans Press, the largest in n. o.
give it the preference over rope. The FassmanI
Iron Hoop and Tie is the improvement of one
of the proprietors, and is adopted from the fact
| that it is found, after long experiment, to com.
bine the greatest merits in simplicity AMI facility
Of application 81 any one yet made. 1t is 50
| prepared as to require 70 change for recon,
| pressing. Thus obyiating the only remaining
difficulty at the sea board cities.
The hoops are sent of any length from eight
to ten feet. and a full guarantee given that
neither the Ties nor Hoops shall break. And
further, that all cotton bound in them shall be
received on the same terms at the Orleans Press
as rope bound cotton. The weight per bale is
about the same as rope. not one pound more OF
less.
To show the opinion Ship Masters have of it.
we give the following, among numerous COM
mendations weshasess:
The undersigned masters Of vessels having
had cotton compressed with Fassmann's new IRON
Hoops and Ties, hereby recommend the same.
The bales being we'll compressed, and the but
tons or hoops never breaking when thrown
down in the ships hold. or whelsstowed.
L. I. Gondey, Capt. Ship Moses Davenport.
A. Robinson. I" Macras,
James Tomas Henry,
A. Talbot, Hareaseeket,
John Dean. :" James Flint.
John C. Wilmer f" " Mulhouse.
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so Ameline, his wife Is yrs, field hand.
53 Joacin, aged "a years, field hand.
81 Philo. his wife, Il years, field hand.
IS Maurice, infant.
Sc Therese, As yrs. field hand, sick nurse.
81 Berthin, her ssh, aged 6 years.
50 Henry. her son, IL yrs, field hand.
SO Nancy, her daughter, IL yrs, field hand.
n. 60 Gobina, her daughter, Il yrs. field hand
81 Alcide, her son, aged Is yrs, field hand.
81 Paul, her son, aged Is yrs, field hand and
carriage driver.
63 Francois: her son, 20 yrs, field hand,
64Baptlste, her son, 22 yrs, field hand.
60 Auglste, 81 yrs, an accomplished driver.
&c Charlotte, So yrs, house serv't, good cook.
81 Marie, rs yrs, washer, ironer and cook.
IS Louise, 20 yrs, sealnstress and hair dresser.
GO Els, her son. aged 4, years,
10 Anne, aged 15 years, house servant.
Il Phil, so yrs, field hand, carriage driver.
MULES, HORSES, CATTLE, ETC.
80 good mules, mostly young II horses,
mares, colts. studs, and a jenny: 2 carriage
horses; one barouehei sheep, hogs. corn, fodder,
COW peas, ETC.; household furniture, etc.
TERMS AND GOADI7IONS:
For the landed property, one-fourth cash, and
balance at one, two and three years: for the
slaves, one-fourth cash, and the balance at one
and two years. The purchasers to furnish their
notes secured by mortgage, payable at the Citi-
Zens' Bank of Louisiana, in New Orleans, with
Joint and several security The notes furnished
for the slaves to bear 8 per cent. interest from
day of adjudicaiep, and the notes furnished for
the landed property to bear s per cent. interest
after muturity. The purchasers and their secu-
rites to bind themselves besides to pay 5 per
cent. lawyers fee on any part of the purchase
price which may be claimed by litigation. The
buildings to be insured for their full value, and
the policy transferred to the vendor until final
payment.
For the stock, implements, corn, fodder, fur
niture, etc. all sums under 500 dollars, cash;
and for amount larger than 500, at a credit of
twelve months, for notes with joint and several
security payable at the Citizens Bank of Louis-
lana, in New Orleans. and to bear s per cent.
interest from date until paid. -
None OF the property sold will be delivered
until the terms of the sale are complied with
All slaves. mules, horses, cattle, etc, to be at
the risk at the purchasers from the day Of adjud-
ication. If the terms of sale are not completed
within four days from date of sale, the slaves or
other property will be resold for amount of for
mer purchaser, after only one advertisement in
the two papers of this parish, without further
notice of legal default. j.. +. LAPICE.
Island Plantation, Pie. Coupee. Nov. 8, 80.
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The Planters
PATENT CORD WOOD CUTTER,

Suitable for Cutting Plantation or other
Cord Wood,
GHINGLEl. Stave or Clap-Board Blocks, and
y particularly adapted for Wood Yards and
Saw Mills. +. W. c. COOK, sole agent for the
States Of Louisiana and Mississippi.
This machine is now on exhibition and for
sale by Messrs. Graugnard Il Co., False River.
Planters and others are invited to examine it
during the latter part of next week and there
after, when it will be put in operation by a COM
petent engineer, to exhibit all its qualities and
ol5 GRAuGNARD IL co.
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Turn the Rioters Of aueay
THE VILLAGE WAREHOUSES
TIE rndnrsirrnI ;,e

TIE undersigned informs
1t = the public that he has opened -.
$3.50 large and commodions ware -
house. and that hd& now ready to do all the
ReceiUies., E~ortcGrdinsS storing bus;o,s,
at the Village Landing, near Raccourci H.
therefore SollclfStite patronage Of the planters of
the Village. New Texas, and Raccourci. and tho
public in general. ''
RATES OF CHARGES.
Cotton, per bale. octs
Sugar, per hogShead. ;.
Molasses. per barrel! Il I
Other produce and merchandise in PROMOTION
l.. Y. PORCIIE.
Village, Sept. 5, 1859. r.
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N or /

N OTICE
ON the 18th of the month OF November. 1859,
an election for a member Of the Police Jury to
represent in said body the Sch Police Jury Ward,
will take place in said District, at the usual cleo
ton precincts and under the Commissioner an
pointed by che Police Jury for the general cleo
tons. ss5s
JOHN MHBUTs, Pres't Police Jurg.
Pointe Coupee, Oct 20. 1852.
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DOST OFFICE-The Village Post Office will
L be kept at the store and warehouse of the
undersigned, lately appointed P. NJ.
nI2 L. Y. PORCHE.
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State ofLouisiana,

State ofLouisiana,
Parish Of Pointe Coupee.
r TIE UNDERSIGNED, Parish Treasurer, will
/. offer at public sale, at the Court House OF
this parish, on
Saturday, the tfh dag Of December, 1889,
at II o'clock A. NJ, the following described pro
perry belonging to the Public Schools, to wit:
A Tract of Land situated on Bayou Crosse
Tcte. being section Is, in township 6, range 9
east, containing about s. GO-100 acres.
Terms and conditions Of the Sale.
Ten per cent. of the purchase price cash: the
balance in nine equal annual instruments; the
notes bearing s per cent. interest per annnm
from date until paid. and a special mortgag e re-
served on the property sold until full and final
payment of the capital and interest; with APP
proved personal security, and made payable to
the order of the Treasurer of the State of lou
isiana. at maturity. at the office of the State Au-
ditor Of Public Accounts. in the city Of Baton
Rouge.
II. pATIN. JR.
no Parish Treasurer.
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N O r I q n

N I / q IT. !.
$ hereby given to all persons concerned, that
1 savinien Robillard has applied to the Ninth
District Court In and for the Parish Of Pointe Cou-
pee to be appointed Administrator of the Sue
cession of n So h Rg @f sg
ADELAIDE SATAN, Widow Pierre Robillard,
decd, and that If no opposition IS made 10 his
demand in ten days after tbs date, he will be
appointed accordingly. ~@r
By order of the Ninth District Court.
A. BOUANCHAUD.
Pointe Coupee, Nov. 5. 1859. by Clerk.
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SALE OF PUBLIC WORKS.

TsHE undersigned, President of the Police Ju-
l. ~, will offer for sale 20 the lowest bidder, at
the CourtH ouse of this parish, on thu. 18th Novem
Der 1859. at 10 O'Clock A. u, the Public Works
hereinafter named, to wit:
The repairs to be made to the Discharge
Bridge.
The making of the M'Phaul 1eyee.
Purchasers to furnish bonds with good and sol
vent security to the satifaction of the President
OF the Police Jury, inzorders to secure the faith
full performance Of said works in accordance With
the Police Regulations, under the superintend-
ance and to the satisfaction of the inspectors Of
the districts in which said works are to be made.
JOHN MGBIUS.
A. BOUANCHAUD. Clerk Police Jury. ms
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Notice.. a. ROY, Attorney and Coun
sellor at Law, and Notary Public, has removed
his Office next door to the Court House.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

EOR sALE-IOOO KEGS OFNAILs of all
l. sorts, cheaper than the city prices, to wit:
1 cts. per pound. Best quality.
n12 L. V. PORCHE.
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LOUISIANA ELECTION. - St. Tammany
elects Jules Leblanc, Democrat, to the
House. t x:-
West Feliciana elects Marks and Rich.
ardson, Democrats. @
Terrebonne elects Theriot, Democrat,
(gain,) and Cage, Opposition. II
East Baton Rouge elects Heron and
Knox, Democrats. t@# So 8s 5
St. Charles elects Lartigue, Opposi-
ton. 8adt ga
In St. Mary, Tarleton and Pecco, De-
mocrats, are elected to the House.
In st. James, Armand, Democrat, and
Delony, Know Nothing, are elected.
In St. John and St. James, Dir. Lough-
borough, Democrat, is elected to the
Senate. f.5a.g a Ii
"a In Ascension, Randall, Democrat, and
Bond, Independent Democrats are elect
ed. M aa
st. Bernard elects Rousseau, Demo
crat. .5a+ ..
Plaquemines elects Soils and Wilkin-
son, Democrats. 5a ia
49,. .r4
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43.E-EtEs= a=E @E-Ft So .e#- H-H -- -~F
Loss OF WEIGHT IN Corros. The New
York correspondent Of the Charleston
Courier writes on the 18th.
The large discrepancy between the
Southern invoiced weight of cotton, and
the weight of the same cotton after be-
ing stored in New York, has lately at
tracted the attention of the trade, and
this morning a meeting Of cotton re-
eeiyers was held at the office of j.. e.
Adams, Esq, to. consider the question.
The, loss had increased largely Of late,
reaching in some instances as much as
100 poonds per bale, and it was consid-
cred expedient to ascertain where the
leakage occurs; whether before or after
the cotton is placed in charge of the
New York ~storekeeper. A committee
was appointed to Investigate particular
cases of loss, and report at a future
meeting, when means will be adopted
to remedy the evil, il. possible. ...
&F& - Ba@ @E $E
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Plantation, Slaves, Stock, etc, For Sale.
WISHING to leave the parish and go to Eu-
Nv rope, will sell at auction, without re-
serve. on
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sg= Many advertisements brought to
our Office at a late hour, and the election
returns, prevented us from filing our
sheet with reading matter.
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River, and 40 arpents deep, making 700 arpents,
more or less, nearly all in cultivation, a large
proportion of the land being lately cleared. The
improvements are nearly all new andwell built.
They consist in a two-story dwelling house,
overseer house: stables, corn and fodder houses,
steam gins, corn mill, irdn screw press, cotton
house, blacksmith shop, eleven double cabins
with brick chinneys, kitchen. etc. a2a
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Drn Goods.

CKIKTS! SKIRTS SKIRTS
- Parut Bu,t. Woven sKELE TON SKIRTS, granted NAY
IS ls made tie Improved principle warranted NOT 70
ND or part of the best sers selling cheap li
easb. so Is 20 49, 5 l2 ~ springs always on hand Deae'
call xanDe fr yourselves Soae bn the sst siteIe v
feId for None nupe except the impIe Of my stamp
thereon r FRANCE No 81 Chambers st room up s'af'-
CKIRTS.-We are now making PATENT
~ WOVEN SKIRTS y spring. 81 81 "a sprirs. 81 ~
II sIrpgs g. Dealer. supp.d wi sspn.' 90 aoL -
sprinss H. ard Il prilgr Al4 doz Old Skirts made over
C. L. HARDING Woven shirt FACTORY Sl Jrns NJ hnd-n'
COMETHlNG ENTIRELY NEW. lyest
- Patent and sht Studs also CaH and Co.
Pins m Ladies Armets for Children They require no elt
hole d. not u asen combine great beauty and unity f
sa. who .,se and RETAIL The God and Silver siehIse
Bspufsc,ory 81 JOHN II GRIFFIN. No 81 Veseyst. ~ l.
Al JONES's, NOS. 10 AND II ANN-SI-A
~ NEW STYLE OF SHOES AND CATERS, xONLa OSL5
81 81 WARRANTED; ALSO IS 50 AND ~ DhESs
BOOTS THAT WILL SURPRISE EVERYBODY.
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EPHRATA UNTAIN SPRINGS

Tits essbHshmeut open for The reception Of guesss
Situated spur The South Mountains having the advantage
1g Zee. above w.;ereyel; with graded and shsfJ walks
through forests and the extensive andsape scenery
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4, Easy Of from New,Yok, via Philadelphia
Reading EewJerey Ceutrsl Railroad In Il hoats thence
By good coaches 10 miles the Spring. For further particulars
.d circulars the nrd~rzn-d refers JOSEPH GRlCE. esq
EoSIGMACHER Epkrsta p. o., Lancaster County, PennA
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he arses ard sessr, furnished Hotel IN ths Moth
I'D op~n for tie scconnodAton Of guess II u dsss
4y Ssse being eeotrt! 20 ne 5uaness par. Of city snI
penmsrtrg te1 Estt q tie Fails Of s. Aaibay and IL %
rysoJ Az Bscoues ford the aes. that b osss
u of tie s.es G. St. Acisory sod Minneapolis
fhs House cs. Completed Of 800 snd fzrriss
4 n Prime y s-ye q: &C additional sxpense Of 5000
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CIV. MCLEAN, ProSnesss.
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Gpetial Notices.

j Saars shASS,iTs oWEss} Police. S9
CardThe underned @pelled by deep sense Of sreti'
tue almost unparalleled Efforts Of The Police and Fire De-
p~Itssnss in The saving Of life and property a. tne ss hrs IN MS
nspts with which they Performed
10, only their official duties (which would Justify them in stop
pps expsDs their ye bat those higher duties as
quick Tespy ympathies vino know 10 danger where
Not 70 draw nrdioa. comparisons he would mention the
names Of Daniel CsrPenter Deputy Superintendent o Police
Gpn TTs OF The EO s snd 11S % nI s,S tbe
be Of Heck and Ladder Co No as having been the '
In like manner he feels constrained simple matter of jus
tse 70 mention the M James Cories and FenDer
largely in saving the hf Of niece, also servant
& o. hs PEN nsar a. BraSv for the very noble which
be The members # family, throwing open hs hoe
fr itsr seeomm' dson and volunteering his own services M
TIE parties ured the FIRE all 10 fair Of recovery
IRA 5. ELKiNs, No 475 Broadway.
The Mercantile Library viii be closed, for cleaning
a. for beginning July 6 1859 Further notice Will
BE- gwen when the Reading R9om Is 70 be closed c..
l.s ssas rsnsvsd fro1 N" csns.s % No q woS:
few ''oj JAMES NE: 2 T. 'sse F&GS % @
Scientific AgricuIiure.A vacancy occurs on the 18Th
JaSs limited abe q pupils taken Practical and Scientific .h @
asns ''Iuis Adsre.. HENRY e VAIL, Sing Sing
Annual Excursion and Picnic of OfsUNDAY-sCHooL
No Of The NorhWest PIesbytersn Church e~h'si to
r., sesm.r HHoMAs T. HDnsE VII leave foot of 43ds
Atsi O'Clock Tickets Is cents Children bali price
Proclamation by the Mayor.
Wherees Mrs FANNIE DEANE HALSEl, resident OF TINS
cy left be. home June and her dead body
1nd day ls in the water Bay Riige
h Kings County and whereas circumstances connected with
the death Ms Hslsey warrant the s1spcion
murdered Now therefore, Daniel TiemsnpJ
Mayor Of the City New York by virtue Of the authority vesteo
10 me do hereby offer REWARD of $500 for the apprehension
Of murderer murdres Of the said Fannie
Despe Haley The above viii be paid the certificate
Of the Dtiet Attorney hat the arrest and conviction were SO
cured BY the person claiming the same
whereof have befeuno set hand and seal Of
NJ Chy Hall Of the City Of E.~York the sh day Of july
a ID 1859 DANL r. TlEMANN, Mayor
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