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Excessive Smoking.

To cay that smoking io rpederadou. Hike drink.
ing vine 10 moderation. tends TO destroy mind
sna body. would be to assert what The expert
ence OF three .fourths Of the civilized world is
opposed to. But 40 one who il convcrsant Will,
disease can doubt for o moment that smoking to
excess or rimmodefately. ends in destruction oi
mind or body: scme Of the revelations ON this
mejeet are STARTLING. Some yopag men still IN
Their teens smoke forty or fifty cigars daily.
some yorng gentlemen Of rank have assured ms
teat at college they have smoked from fiyein the
AFTERNOON until three or four In the morning. for
weeks t,getlier. The effect Of excessive smok.
Ing is TO depress the circulation. the heart be.
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FACTS ABOUT LIonrNINe Mr. Merriam. the
"sage of Brooklyn Heights" in recent letter
says: :" few days since. a stranger accosted
me in the street and inquired if iron bedst.ads
were dangerous to sleep upon during thunder
storms said in reply, that had acver kno N
a death by lightning on bed resting on an iron
bedstead, but we have recorded deaths by light.
ming OF persons reposing on feather beds on
wooden bedeteads ..
No case of death has yet occurred to tele.
grnph operator opcrsons on board Of stesmbo.ts
or in railroad cars, or in iron vessels or iron
buildings, or in vessels furnished with lightning
conductors, and but four deaths in buildings
furnished with lightning rods Two person.
have been killed by lightning while stsnding on
the outside platform Of railroad cara.
MANY persons suffer greatly from fear dur.
ing thunder storms, and that fear has, in two
cases which have come to our knowledge, pro.
duced death. 1t will DO comfort to such 70
know the safety which railroad earS, steamboats,
iron ycsscls, and vessels and buildings furnished
with rods, AFFORD during thunder stotpas. Per.
sons struck down by ligbtping should be thor
onghIy drenched with cold water. We have
the record Of a case Of resuscitation after hours
OF drenchings therefore do not get discouraged,
but continue drenching till animation is restored
THE season Of the year for the frequent oc-
eurrenee Of thunder storm, is at hand, and this
notice may be the means of doing sonae good"
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lhE foErtcAL ELEGANCE or Nor PAYING DEprs
mat distinguished man, Professor Agassiz re-.
Gently delivered IN address before the Academv
OF Arts and Sciences, in Boston, in which he
frankly stated that while he was about 70 op;,
Paris and his studies In despair, because he had
not the means of paying his expenses as a stu.
dent Humboldt, hearing Of his destitution. .en,
him fifty pounds, with the words, at is a loan
which You may repay when you ean." The
learned Professor then adds that years after
ward, when he.could have repaid the amount
he wrote to Humboldt, asking for "the priyil
ege OF remaining forever in his debt, knowing
that the request would be more consonant to his
feelings than the recovery Of the money" and
he adds I am now in his debt"
| Cicero, in his De Oficiis," propounds some
remarkable moral problems such as is man
justified in raising prices for corn upon a stary
ingpeople. and the like, but we do not think h,
considered one qnite so nice as this suggested b,
the poetry OF Professor Agassis's spirit. As Ba
ron humboldt distinctly made it loan, it 90
ours TO us that to have met the case in a pract;
cab financinl spirit would have been the true,
course. 1t ia quite possible that Baron Hum
1oidt might have designed, in case the an,oun,
should be returned. TO appropriate it to the use
OF some other poor stragsler in the realm q
science--but the destiny of its Office, so far a
the real owner was concerned was lost by tn,
caprice Of the Professor =
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A SUGGESTION ABOUT PRATEn.--It Is not by the
abort and transient applications to the throne Of
grace. which we are too apt to dignity with the
name of prayer, that we can hope TO be quslifi.
ed for seasons of peculiar trial or temptation---
This can alone be done by dwelling near the
mercy.seat; by sitting. it were. upon the foot.
stool OF the throne; by daily, hourly, constantly
sending forth those winged messengers Of tho
heart--the secret, silent, swiftly flying thoughts.
while they torn, like the Pstriareh's ladder, an
uninterrupted line of ascending entreaties to ths
Most High, form also channel for his desce% !,
ing mercies 10 our soule.---Bl,1nt.
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CvLrvArE FLowEHs.--Every one who has a
plot Of ground however small, stsHched 10 his
swelling, should beautify 1t by mlxns of flow.
ters Even those whose yards are wholly cover.
ed with bricks may surround themselves with
,picturesqueness. A climbing rose whose rcSts
fhay be accommodated by removing but a single
brick. may be trained in two seasons to cover q
large feuce beneath blanket Of blossoms thu,
will gladden. the eve for wcoks together,
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Irsmanis happily married. his " lie" isv orth
all the other bones in his body.
|, TIE sunshine of life is made up of wery few
beams that are bright all the tine
To preserve a friend. honor him ~lt present
praise him when absent, And assist ;liru cordially,
IN time OF need. , .. ...
soSE descendant ofsolornSn has wisely ysnars,
ed, that those who go 70 law for damagcs aso
sure TO get them.
Asousp faith Is the best divinity, a coed con,
science tho best law, and temperance the best
physic.
He that dolightcth In and scorneth the misery
OF another, shall one time er other fall into il
himself
FSrsspsmp is Hka debt Of honor: Tho M.
haent IT is talked Of IL loses its real name aud
assumes the form Of an obligation.
MOST SSullies are towards; deal with them
boldly for il you show the least sign oi sub,uiS
sion, their insolenco 10 inLUlcrabic,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-04

fAflsl1 OF Polnte Coup"e-~Ninth District Cour;.
Julie Prosper, Wife, ~. Francois Gurho.-
No. 1899.
lINl!S Ease was this day regularly taken Up for
L trial. BY reason Of The lar and evidence
being in favor ii p'aiutjl--
1t is ordered al udgedand docread, that plain
till, Julie Prosper. he separated in E,roperty
from her husband, Francois Gnnho; that The
community heretofore existing between them b..
dissolved, and the said julio Prosper be author-
lied to administer bar estate as il she was a tems
soh; further, that 7laintitfhay It Judgment . gain-t
defendant, her h~,sbaild. far The sIlm Of two hun
drcd and elghtv-seven dollars and thirty--ix cents
with Interest at The rate Of five per cent per an.
mum from judicial demand: further. that plaintiff
a legal mortgage, ior the PAYMENT Of ,t-
said SUN, on all the property owned by her nus
band. since the 2lst October, 1851 and that d.-
PENDANT pay costs OF this suit.
y. j. ". IiARAISON
April -. 1859. Jldge Ninth District.
\ true copy.
y. EorA>cAarn. nep'y Clerk. myli.
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Fer Representatives.

sIis- We IRE authorised to announce Col F
L. CLAIBORNE as a candidate for reelection
TO the Legislature, subject to the Democratic
nomination. ..s- M
Ns- We are altorized to announce J. J.
,M-CREA as a candidate for the Legislature
subject to the choice of the Democratic party.
gas~ We are authorized to announce T.. G.
MCINTYRE as a candidate for the Legislature
subject to the choice Of the Democratic party.
KY We are authorized to announce J. l..
MATTHEWS as a candidate for the Legislature
subject to the choice of the Democracy.
We are requested to announce DIR. T.
RANDOLPH as a candidate for the State Legis-
lature-@suhieet TO The choice of the Democratic
party.
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The State Of Louisiana.

Parish of Pointe Conpee-Ninth District Court.
Mary Jane M'Rae. Wife. ". Robert ". Rae,
Husband. No. 2Z45.
'NiiS case was taken mp for trial pursuant I"
l. adjournment. and the Court having consld-
erred the evidence adduccd. and the law and er-
idence being in favor of the same,--
1t IS therefore ordered. adjudged and dncreed
that the Plaintiff. Mary Jane Bislana. do have
Judgment against her husband. Robert n. M'Rar:
that she be decreed TO be separated in property
from him. and authorized to administer her es-
tate without the assistance Of her said husband;
that the community formerly existing between
them be dissolved. rescrring to Plaintiff the
right to claim hereafter any money which may
be due her for her paraphernal rights from whom
soever she NAV be entitled to claim the sum.
A.. D. NJ. HARRISON.
April goth, 1859. Judge 9th District.
A true copy.
4. B%ouAscuArn, Dep'y Clerk. my24-
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State OF Louisiana.

l'ari,l, Of Pointe Coupee~-Nlni district Conr.
Mary j. Taylor, Wife Of i. ). Wilson -. Ir. i.
:. Wilson. Hua)and. IN Ellis.
Court III Session, April Eth, 1859.
Tfi1lS case was regularly taken up for trial. la;.
Il day. pursuant to the assignment. The de-
tendant having failed 70 appear aild auswer, and
the plaintiff having proved bsr demand, AID tb.:
Law and evidence being III favor Of the same
ii il therefore ordered. a~'tiudsed and drcrerd,
!aat the plaintiff. Mary ]. Taylor, do have JUDI
Iktnt against. and recover from her said husband,
the defendant. the sum at three thousand m'~
hundred dollars. with five per cent Interest from
the Isl day Of August, 1893, until paid, and that
the community h"rrtore existing betweet, the
plaintiff and defendant bn dissolved, and that
said plaintiff be AUTHORIZED to ad minister her Sc
parate estate without the assistance or authoriza-
ton os her sald husband, aF.l that said plaintiff
he decrecd to have legal mortgage upon all,le
property owned by said defendant, since ibe Isl
day OF January, 1873, for the payment Of her
said claim, and that defendant pay costs Of stat~
A. d. N. HAnALaSUN.
April, 10. 1853. Judge Ninth District.
4 true copy.
IL. DINER, Dep'y Clerk. myl4.
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Resolutions
Adoptcd by Morgan@a Lodge No.

daop'e0 w 1HorSdn@a LodSc No. 10y
Hay 25M, 1869, l.. L. $3.50.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Divine
Architect Of the Universe to remove
from the labors of this life our beloved
brother, r. W. MRAE, one of the con.
stitutional members Of this Lodge, there
by seyering the ties which bound him
to us on earth; therefore, be it
Resolred, That bowling submissively
to the decree of an Advise Providence,
we sincerely deplore his loss as . warm
hearted friend and a faithful Brother,
and desire that it may so help to infu-
ence our hearts and our lives, that we
may be melted to- the more faithful dis
charge Of the duties devolying upon us
as men and masons.
Resolued, That we tender to the family
of our deceased Brother our heartfelt
sympathy, imploring for them the care
Of u Heavenly Father, who is a hus-
band to the widow and a father to the
fatherless, and who will not forsake
those who put their trust in him.
Resolred, That as q token of respect
for our deceased Brother, the jewels of
the Lodge be draped in mourning for
thirty days, and that the members wear
the usual badge the same length Of
time.
Resolrcd, That a copy Of these resolu-
tions be sent to the family of II de-
ceased Brother, and that they be entered
at large upon the records of this Lodge,
and that "a copy be furnished to the
"Pointe Coupee Echo" and "Pointc Cou-
pee Democrat" for publication.
PARKER SMITH,
qHzs. pseocz, Committee.
!. NJ. Morrow, .-..
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RESOLUTIONS adopted by the Democratic
Parish Convention held 2lst NAV last

Parish Convention held 2lst May last.
Resolved, (the parish Of Concordia
concurring,) That a Convention be held
at 'idalia, O the Sd Monday of June,
to nominate a candidate for the office of
District Attorney.
Resolved (the parishes of Avoyelles
and West Feliciana concurring,) That
a Convention be held at Bayou Sara, on
Monday, the 18th June, for the purpose
OF nominating a candidate for the State
Senate.
Resolved, That the Democrats of the
parish be requested to meet at their re-
spectlve precints, on Saturday, the 18th
OF June, between the hours of 10 A. NJ.
and 4 P. NJ, and select, by ballot, candi-
dates for the State Legislature, Sheriff,
Clerk and Assessor.
Resolved, That the votes cast in each
Ward be transmitted by the commits
sioners to the President of the Central
Committee, and that the Central Com
mittee meet at the Court House, on Sa-
turday, the 25th June, for the purpose
of assuming and counting the ballots
and declaring who are the nominees.
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For Clerk.

Mr.. EpTroR Please announce my name as a
candidate for Clerk OF the Ninth District Court.
subject to a Democratic nomination. by eonyen-
ton Or primary election. as the case may be.
LEON LEBEAU.
Sl- 4. BoSDY, ESQ, the present incumbent,
requests us to announce him us candidate for
reelection to the office of Clerk Of the Ninth
District Court, parish Of pointe coupec; subject
TO the choice Of the Democracy party.
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Al the late Democratic Convention a,
Baton Rouge, the Old Line wing of thu
party was sufficiently strong, thongl
not without a sever struggle, to main
tain its %ascendency, and nominate foI
the leading State Offices, tried and re-
liable Democrats, untainted by any 0.
the isms which fox tho last two years
have, uuhappily, distracted and divided
our party. It also succeeded in passing
resolutions approbatory Of the conduct
Of Mr.. buchanan, since his accession
to the Presidency. VIZ are told that
the latter we're gall and wormwood to
an imposing minority.
IA the struggle between the Old Line
and New Light Democracy, is not yet
over; rs members Of Congress and OF
the State Legislature arc veto be chos-
en-, we do hope that all the old Demo
! crafts of this Democratic parish will be-
stir themselves in the coming elections,
and rally to the rescue Of the purity Of
our faith rs we. have learned it, and
maintained it in many u hard fought
victory. Never before in Louisiana was
Democracy really in danger. We were
~apprehensive of this danger on the
downfall and disorganization of the
Know Nothings. Opposition, scrutiny
and discipline are necessary to preserve
a party in its integrity and purity. If
the %internecine quarrel, which for the
last two years, has disgraced the Demo-
cratic name in Louisiana, be not speed
lily ended, our party must fall, the vic
tim of its own strength and overwcen-
ing confidence.
The rallying of the Democracy to}
their ever cherished principles, at the
late Baton Rouge convention; the al
most unanimous adoption of sound dem
doctrines, and the reputation of
the Soule heresies, as expounded at the
Odd Fellows Hall meeting, are SURE to-
ken that the Democracy will yet work
tremendously together, and present at
the next Presidential election an undiy-
ided front.
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Parish Of Pojntc culr,ae- Ninth District s,,,,,
J, |. Kirk w.. Lenla"l j. Hui-nl- No. 2o,I
~ virtue oi aud to satiefv awril Of rejz,r. { .,1,
Issued III the aboGc ~2nliglet enit. and Il, 1ne d.
rected BY the Hon. III" 9Th Diz.iic, Court in aid
for the parish &bnd State aforesaid, TO s.,isly
plaintiff 8 demand and costs 0: ruit. | have A,i1aJ
and will offer al public sale, Ut the Court Honss
on
S~ot~rdoy, tie An doy Of Jpue, 1859,
at eleven O'Clock 4. NJ. ali the right. it'll. an}
interest that the defendant has in ard to the fol-
lowing described property, to Wit:
\ certain tract Of land situated in the nari.h
OF Polnte toup"c, known AZ the southwest quart
er OF Section No. 70. IN Township 3, E.ngo y
east, containing one hundred aud iftv--.yrn
27-lDU acres.
Terms and coudi,ion- of the sab:
Cash, ulM 1ppraisement.
SEVERN pORCuE. Sh'E
fointe toupoe. April 80. 1859.
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The PLArFosM.-Elsewhere will be
found the resolutions adopted by the
Democratic State Convention Of Louisa
ma. They embody the soundest doc
trines and most conservative views, and
will readily meet the approval Of the
people. Standing upon them with the
names of Moore, Hyams, Hardy, De-
f@reese, Robertson, and Avery for our
standard-bearers, it would be a bold and
prescriptions foe that could attempt 10
defeat their endorsement by the people
in November : Advocate.
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Parish IF pej1'r co,p2a Nlnth ui<tr.e. e..,,.,
Aal;c" ( s'icraa $. \, y. I'alIard.- y, a,,.
e. virtue ct aud 10 ..;i~f, = VII, =,
Issued III Tue Ho"v" entitled su!1 aid to NJ. 49,, =.
Ell ~ che thea. thu 9.t nI:t-ic. cous. in M. ~.
the par'sh and Stat a,olsfsia, To As,,zty ,,ls;,.
;sa7s demand .id ccs:s ui ait, l have s,iz,f " ."t
viii olt'r 1t public sale, Oh the tour, Hvuse On
Saturday, the 4th day Of june. 1850
1t II n'cl0rk. Il N. All III" right. It'll, and ;n,u,
est that 't' 't''"n}ant IA IN aud 10 The toltpv y,
described property tt-aii: -
Powell, n"gr" "aTl a|r;t t. wears.
Terms anN conditions "f tn -.lr:
The rnsts cash, and the laIaoc, y, ,
twelve months credit: the purrha.er to turni a
bond with good and approved security in soIidn
and bearing $ per cent Interest from iae n x,i""
AMI s~.'eclal mortgage reserved III The pro,sr,,,
sold. F''
>EN ERIN puErHE., Sheriff
Point" Eoupet. MAY 9. 1859.
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The State Of Louisiana.

Parish of Pointe Coupee-Ninth District Court
Curet Il Cazenaye VS.. P. NJ. Moreno 1851.
pY VIRTUE of and to satisfy u writ of Fl fl
ID issued in the above entitled suit and to me
directed by the Honorable the Ninth District
Court in and for the parish and State aforesaid.
to satisfy plaintiff s demand and costs Of suit. !
have seized and will offer at public sale. at the
Court House on
Saturday, the 4h day Of June, 1859.
at II o'clock a. m., all the right. title and utter
est that the defendant has in and to the following
property to-wit:
One large carriage and a pair Of harness.
Terms Of Sole-Cah maM oppra7scment.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sheriff.
rointe Coupee, May Il. 1859.
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Decisions Of the Supreme Court.
Appeals from the 9th Distyit Court, Parish
POSRte CoMpee.

Mary E. Lyons, t%utrix, VS.. Robert w.
M'Rae. Opposition Of T. G. Dial
Dial, the opponent in this case, waited
after the Sherif's sale and the surrender,
and Ills opposition WAS notified to the
Sheriff for the first time, after the Sheriff
had settled with the attorneys of the
seizing creditors, for the proceeds of
the sale subject to be refunded in S
the claims Of Claycomb, whose opposi-
ton had been filed before the sale Of the
property seized, should be sustained.
Held: That Dial could not avail him
self Of Claycomb's opposition; the par
ties had a right to settle the proceeds
in the hands OF the Sheriff in their own
way. In view of this tardy opposition,
Dial should be left to assert his privil-
eye upon sucn remainder of the crop as
may be in the hands of the Syndic. He
should not be permitted to avail himself
OF the diligence Of others after a distri-
button of the proceeds among them
selves.
Judgment of the lower Court avoided
and reversed as to the Selling creditors,
and the third opposition of T. G. Dial
dismissed as to them, as in case of non
suit, he paying the costs Of both Courts.
MeTick, G. j.
Mary E. Lyons ct al. VS.. Robert w.
M'Rae. Third opposition of Thomas
Claybomb. In this case it is ordered.
.adjndged and decrecd that the iudg-I
ment OF the District Court be avoided
and reversed; that the four suits afore-l
said OF appts. (viz: Mary T. Lyons,
Castle, Giquel & Jamison, and Wilson
n Funk) and the third opposition of
Thomas Claycomb be annulled with the
proceedings of the concurso in the Court
where the ~insolvent proceedings against
4 ". MRae are being conducted, and
these suits and the opposition Of
be remanded to the lower
Court to be proceeded with according to
.aW; that the costs Of appeal be paid BY
appellee, and those of the lower Court
hall abide the final decision upon the
lights of the parties. Cole, J..