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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-07
G.. q. HALE,
~INGEAIEUf

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ARpENTEER De P.AROlSSE.,
CE charge de ia Location dc brevets de ,errps
- dss Etats-t'nis dams lEtat du Missouri 1t Fe
Teriitoire dIowa. == N@
II Sc charge aussi dc Ia veite ct de laeha, dc
teIres en- commission.
:1g~ NJ. H.ALEa lie plaisir d'annoneara ny
anlis ct all public. que. as.s'nt ese duemsnt noran,s
ct commissioner Arpcnlrlr dc I~areisse pour Ia
~1aroisse d. la pointe Colpte. par Son Excellence
Robert G. Wick1iffp. Gouycrneur de Fiat de Ia
Louisiana, il ofsre ses services a scs concitoyena
en- cette capacite.
Son doniciie est sur lc bord da Aeuvc%a quaffs
miles dn Chernia Neuf. 10 av
Pointc Coupeic. 3 avril-tds.
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INDEPENDENTS rs. LA DEM0CRATE.

On Lit dams lie Drapeau de r1seensson !:
ST la plupart des j%ournaux IaAepen-
dants, announcement KIN, encensent
les %democrates dissidents du parti S6ule-
Grey, tout lie monde comprend que ce
nest nullement pour lie plaisir de rendre
hommage au talent ct au patriotismede
messienrs les ~dissidents, mais dams lu.
nique espoir de jeter la discordc dams
les rangs victorieux de la democratic ct
de faire tourner nos discussions i leur
profit personnel. Cette tactique de Pop
position est 81 v%ieille, 81 uste, que per-
some ne sly laissera prendrc. lie Com
mereial Bulletin, Journal fort pcu demo
crate, fait a &c sujet DIES reaexions plei-
de ~justesse, que nous reproduisons:
LA grande faute de Opposition de-
puts son existence, a t~oujo.urs etc dc VI
vre dams respoir dc jcter la division
dams les rangs dc Ia democratic. Au lieu
| d'organiser ct de consolider ses propres
clements, 81 descendants, ellie sacrife son
temps, son energie, ses resources, a 70
nlentcr DIES dissensions parmi les demo
crates Peine inutile de sa part, car ces
d~issensions ont toujours exist6 ct exis-
teront toujours parmi cux. lis s'inju
rient, 81 menaeent ct s'attaqucnt; beau.
corp desertent leur drapean, mais jus.
qu'au jour de la bataille settlement! Des
cue lheure du combat electoral some,
des quill est ~necessafre de s'unir contre
Opposition, tots les dtmocrates, GU
bliant leurs querelles, sc massent sous
leur vieille banniere, &c qui ssure inc
vitablement Ia victoirc."
VOLTA qui est de toute yerite, nous i
reconnaissance. LIE peuple est tellement
imbu des grands principles de Ia demo
cratic, que St pnissance ne peut atre
ebranlGe par les regrettables divisions
ct les rivalites de certains chefs qni nj
Sc disputent que pour avoir Ia plus
crosse part dams Ia curde des emplois
publics. L'union du parti democratique
i Theure. du danger, est n preuve
non-seulement de sa force, mails encore
de Tintegritc du parti en- enter.
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p H. ~EI8pMIMGo s
Constructor ct Reparateur de Mouths a
,caa..e IL MAILS e-o ;2-o

JIG 3C L-@1I3 U-U., ~, .
DONNE avis aut h~ulitauts DE- cctte paIois>c.
~ Quill est pref d 1t ;,a.,r les pierres a u'ou-
Dire ct Il les reIncit-t 'n bon tt.t. tlnsi qEe lce
dts nioliins. ct tolt e. qni evncvruc >ou stat.
Ii est trts-bicn rc&ol!.1u&ndc drs citoycns de
cette paGoisea. ainSi que de tous ccuy pour les
oacls il a trayaiilc. On pourra. dependant. Sen
rtfCrtr il MN. Z. TannrrHt. \. HILBERT ct Antoine
DGciiir. de cet;c paroissc: ct q Nm. Til. ". Scott.
Srtplea Nindiaun. &. ct O. ti.ca. Il. II. Barrow.
D. Farrow. J. Carritrc. j. II. McNeeiy. &c, Il Ext
ct Quest a.--r adresst + all ba.eau De
ce Journal. Ga a T. <. S~ai.:"ns. \ Ba! % Sara
II mars. 3 n.Ui4.
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Dc POLICE
rARJfesE pE la PolNTE CorPCE.
etaace du . .HIi 1859.

lie Jury lie Police lie ccttc paroissc
s'est rGuni Il la haison &c Cuur, lu,:li
dernicr, conforntment !; l'ajyurnemeut.
Nembres presents:
Mn. Mn,
j. M~bius, presi- Lowell Lcdoux,
dent. DR.. V. peyton,
O. Rara. p. O. Lcbeau,
L. C%henevert, DIR. p. Randolph.
Les membres %suivants, reinforcement
elus, z. Bouanchaud, pour lie 12ne dis
trict, Leon ?. Dayrics pour lie 5mc, ct
Justus Reynolds, pour lie lime, apres
avoir etc assermentes, prcnnent leur
siege.
NJ. L. Y. Porche, g%rcfIier du Jury de
Police, offre sa demission, qui est accep-
tee; ct, sur motion, NJ. 4. Bouanchaud
est elu 4 sa place. ~-
Lcs.minutes sont lues ct adopttes..
Sur motion dc Y. Peyton, resolu que
rauditeur des complies publics soft auto
rise d donner i NJ. L. v. Porche, un man
dat on ccrtificat pour ses services COM
. me grrfier du Jury de Police.
Sur motion du meme, risolu que la
somme de $3.50 soft ~allouee, atm de
pourvoir aux PREPARATIONS necessaires 4
faire i la digue du chenal superieur, en-.
tire ]. Bevin ct Waterloo; il est de plus
resolu que ~Tinspecteur DIES chemins ct
levees du 7me district soft autorise a
vendre immGdiatement les PREPARATIONS 4
faire il la digue du cl1enal superieur, en-
ire j. Bovin ct lhabitation de Claude
Fabre, pourvu que la somme n'excede
pas 20 cents par yarde cube; il est dc
plus resolu que lie chemin ct les leyees
en- face de Waterloo, soient places sous
la direction de r~inspecteur dcs chemins
ct lcvees pour lie 7me district.
Sur motion. du president j. Mnbius:
resolu que les Inspectors de la Grande-
Levee, de la lcy6e McPhaul, de celle du
Raccourci ct dc Ia Gramle-Baie, soicnt
autoriscs a engager 2 personnes qui de-
vront garder 1esdites lerees mutt ct jour;
lesquels gardens recerront So chacun
par q heures, pendant tout le temps
- %
qu'ils seront ainsi employees.
Sur motion dc P. O. Lebeau resolu
que Ia somme de $50 soft alIouee pour
acheter le bois necessaire, atm de cons
truire ct reparer les points de traverse
du chemin public de la Bale, dams leI
Tine district.
Sur motion de. Lowell Ledoux: rGsoluI
que NM. D. Gay, J.. Callahan, c. Pickett
ct Poydras, membres du Jury de Po-
lice, soient condamnes 4 payer une a.
nende de $50, pour avoir manque d'as-
sister 4 Ia pr6seute reunion.
Sur motion du DR.. Randolph: resoln
que $40 soient alloues pour faire les ri
parations n~ecessaires an pont du bayou
Cirier.
Sur motion de P. Pouanchaud: resolu
one le Jury de Police ~s'ajourne all sa-
medi, q mai, ct que le g~refier soft re-
quis de notiier les membres absents,
exprimant partieulierement, dams cha
que notice, que lie but de cette reunion
sera do prendre en- consideration le bill
des leYees, passe d la derniere session
de ID Legislature.
JoHs MGBrus, president.
a. BouAscHAUD, grcffier.
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HENRY TENNY

CllARPENT1ER ct MENUISlER
BAYOU SARA (Le.).
A lhoaneHr d annoncer a res amis ct AL pulLs
II quill ten! consignment en- main un assorti.
ment eomplet de CEFCUEIL.S METAILl0IR
PATENTES de CRANE. a son Atelier, aup,,.
de lecurie de VI. J. II. IIenslaw, a BAYOU S.r,
~ NJ. DEnOCi est mon Agent pour Ia
yente de ees cercut.ls, daus la paroisse de Ia
Pointe Colpec; il III a %toujours I'm assortment
comp!et Ell dirponibiiite.
10 avril II. TENNT.
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D. p HOUDlRAM

LIST pref ct dispose a acheter toute espece de
Il LAME qu'on voudra .bien lui ceder;
il Sc transportera Il domieile. Pour la laine sans
herbecoqasa, il donne Is cents la livre; ct s cents
pour celle on il Sc trouve de lher5ecoqma.
s'adresser au masasin de NJ. Zenen Demo
rueIle. a Waterloo. % avr-~2f.
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La pEuR-Il est en- Angleterre des
hommes que Ia peur empsche toujours de
dormir; N. Henry Goxwel a entrepris de
les rassurer. Il propose d'etablir, at-
dessus de Ia Manche, Il stations aericn-
mes qui permettront, au moyen d'aeros-
tats ct d'excellentes lunettes d'approche
(fabrique ~anglaisc), dc signaler tout
movement qui pourrait s'operer sur les
cotes de France. Ia soumis son proiet
all ministere.
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AurRIcHE-M. Meinhardt public, d'a-
pres les tables ol1iciellcs, lie montant des
dettcs hypothecaires dams l'empire d'Au-
trichc. lily ell a en- tout pour deux mil
lizards J de forms; les pays les plus gre
YES sont: Ia Bohtine, de $50 millions; la
Lombardic, 279; la Basse-Autrichc, 22o;
Ia Haute-Autriclle, 1874 3l5; la Moravie,
1os 7llo; Ecnisc, ll3; la Styrie, lo7 i;
la Hongric, la Transylvanie, la Croatie
ct la Slavonie, ensemble 1909.
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Deur parties de Billiard.

Derno1r (Micligan), - avril.- La
grande partie &c billiard annonc6e il va
quelque temps eu lieu entire kava.
nagh ct Foley. La partie etait tixoe
1000 points, sur IN pari de $500; kava.
nagh a gagne par IL points. hura1t Ia
partic, Kavanagh q fat une sGrie dc II
points.
Une autre partic o Gu lieu lie meme
soir, entire Phelan ct Sereitcr, pour I'LL
pari de $l0,o 600; Phelan a remportc la
victoire par SO points. Les amateurs de
BILLIARD, venus de tous les points des
Etats-Unis, avaient cnvahi la sale.
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4@&&
MAssAcEE-U ne tristc nonvellc EST
parvenue 4 Galveston. lie capitaine
Ford. revenant dune reconnaissance,
pres de Ia frontiere, i Ia tete de Al hom-
mes, est tombe dams unc embuscade In
henne$ct s'est w entourd par 500 sau.
wages aui Font somme dc Sc rendre. II a
refuse 1t W combat ineggal s'est engage.
Les Anericains Sc sont battus avec une
rare intreridit6, mais lis ont succombe
le nonbre, ct ont tous etc massa-
ores, excepte Il capt.. Ford ct 1 soldats
qui sont parvcnus d Sc frayer I'm. passa-
sc ! travers Ia Iignc cnnemic.
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lie celebre Musard Went de mourir en-
France, 4 l'agc de II ans.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05

tsbcs 70 Nv ehet ishf And yet che msn Who
prumuieates such doctrines is recognlsed
leader q tbs Republiesn Party. His course b
undoubtedly efass ~ eieat moftiatsi'ct q
the conservative Members of that party whove
give the credit q being homes, men, bul Why
do they No, read blm on. q lhelr party Per-
hsps ID II beeauss be has already got ,he start
Of them and read them out, OF because they are
afraid that the feeble tic which holds together
the iuines Of their organisation will be rent in
twain ere the election. II has always been The
custom Of the opposition, 70 spill, into fragments
every few yeaui and II such q fatality is to
again occur. they are anxious 10 put Il of On
I'll after the ensuipg elections. andforthat roas
on are unwilling to take GiddinEs and his fol-
lowers. who compfise great mass Of the Re-
publican voters Of Ohio, 70 task for their heret.
ieal opinion. Gould no, the Gazette also lay
before It's readers some expressions Of Denni
son and his colleagues showing that he viii
obey the Fugitive Slave Law as long as tits a
law. Such iuforma tion would be gladly re.
ceived By many voters in lhis community. who
begin to fear that no Sympath ises with the doc,
trines Of obeflin. Since one portion Of the
Republican Party inclines to one set Of opinions
and the remainder to another, il Is 20 more than
right, that II should be known who're each can.
didate stands. whether he is q higher Law man,
in favor Of the overthrow OF Law by force o.
arms, or is willing peacesbly 10 submit 10 lie
requirements
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05

B@-The Portage County Democrat, bit,
ter Republican paper on the Western Re-
serve, and an organ of Wade and Giddings,
thus pitches into the Hon. Thomas Corwin:
HoN. THOMAS CORwIN -DEFIYED.-Mr.
Corwin made speech few days SINCE at
Indianapolis. 1t was "Union.sayin q
speeoh"-as full of fogyism as nogs back
is of br!stles He disclaimed allegiance to
any party. And yet the Republicans of the
Seventh Congressional District in Ohio, at
the election last October, displaced Hon.
Aaron Harlan, a tried, true and faithful Re
publican, and elected Thomas Corwin as a
Republican on the Republican platform; and
cur readerf will remember how Thomas Cor,
win, at Columbus last summer, on the same
speakers stand with Governor Chase, if any
thing, WAS little ahead of the Governor
in his devotion 70 Republican principles.
Now, this same Thomas Corwin spits upon
the Republican party organizatiun-he owes
allegiance neither to it nor its principlesl-
We are not disappointed We never saw
any suihsient reason to confde in him as
Republican,. True, he avowed adherence to
Republican principles long enough to secure
an election to Congress at the hands of Re-
publicens-and that was all
In the classification of members of Con-
gress, Mr.. COrwin should not be classed with
the Republicans, nor should the Republican
party be held responsible for his acts. AS
he has repudiated allegiance to the Repub
lican party, the sooner the party formally
and decislvely repudiates him the better :.
The proyerb says Confidence in an un.
faithful man in time of trouble is like {
broken tooth, and is out of joint!
Tom Corwin had better be taken out t
the political POtter's Field and buried.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05

Twin CREEK r. Rive clip brace OIL
items in regard to the progress of the above
Road from the Germantown lndep, ndent oI
this week If the people intend finishing
this road, whydO they not do it?
The UPPER BRIDeE We notice that the
Messrs Deehant are working their full force
to complete the masonry of the upper Rail
way Bridge, which will be completed this
fall Under the energetic management OF
Mr.. Holder, we may soon expect the engine
TO pop into Germantown some fine morning.
To do this the aid of the people at large il
necessary. Shall he have it ..-,
AND STILL They CoME.-Mr Holder, the
indefatigabls President of the TYln Greek
Railway is DOW engaged in getting up the
oulVerts and sarthwork north Of German
town, so that, in cast the iron. can be obtain.
ed, the road can he finished to the junction
during the present year If our farmers
along the line wish to enjoy railroad faciIi
ties, all they have to do IS to give assistance
to this great enterprise.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05

1Ths Gazette of this morning inquiries who
Of The Republican Party couDsels resistance to
lawf Has the letter Of Giddings been received
aud rai ty him. Does he propose to sink his
will iu meek submission to the will Of the ma
jOrity, aud by so doing uphold the very prinei,
Piles, which are the life and essence Of our gov
erpmenlH The declaration. that he would
chang before their own doors, UHited States off.
GERS, who were conscientiouslY engaged in pers
forming their sworn duty. does not appear like
the expression Of man who was willing TO
obey reeogniEsd law at all hazards His at
tempts to sustain his position, by asserting
that the opposition Of the stamp act and throw.
ing tea overheard In Boston harbor wasa praise
worthy act in resistance To British tyranny, and
therefore that armed opposition to the Fugitive
Slave Law would be PrAissWOEthy act in rs
slsting the tyranny Of the will Of a major
ity Of our nstioBal Legislators. looks very much
llks the preparatory stePs to civil war and
hiOedSbsd. n thst y cot eOueSelIlBg rosls-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05


Mr.. MEYERs-D Dear Sir .--in your last is.
sue you refer to q sample Of soluble glass
was induced to mako this at the sneges.
lion Of friend, with whom ! conyersed on
the cheapest and most efectual method 10
preserve iron from oxydation, when exposed
TO the weather, for which | proposed this
article +l2-
The sample is an imperfect one, being
compelled to produce it from powdered glass
treated with concentrated solution OF caust
soda
Soluble glass deserves to be better known,
because its uses are invaluable for the pres-
ervation Of organic substances, and as an
agent in the arts.
In Germany and France it is at this time
largely used.
1, For coating Of wood, to make it water
and fire proof Et.lH4
2. For coating of mortar and stone in
building
3, For coating of iron. zink and other
metals, TO preserve them from oxydation
4, For painting on glass aud porcelain.
g., For the petri6cation Of stone, nameiy
those of q porous nature, such as chalk
and others that are subject to deconposi-
tion.
6, For the manufacture of hydraulic or
Roman cement
4, For printing on paper and woven arti-
cles
8, As cement for glass, porcelain, stone
and metals.
An article of such general usefulness sure
ly deserves the attention Of community -
Professor Fuchs of Munich was tho first
discoverer of this useful agent Debereiner
and Liebig upon investigation of the COM
pound speak highly in favor of it, aud the
former voted the thanks of the world to it's
6rst original
! Water Glass consists according to Deber,
elmer, of
10 parts of carb. Of potash,
81 parts of carb. of soda
1872 parts Of silieeous earth.
This glass in powdered state is perfectly
soluble IN hot water.
believe, that wood saturated with pyr-
oligneOus acid with an addition of oxide OF
iron and coating of soluble glass would
bid defiance to the altering influence of time
and keep it in state preservation for ages
to come .f-r>
Respectfully Yours,
CHAS. o WOLPERS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
FARMS.

TWO HANDSOME and highly improved
farms, lying about miles north Of the city, 20
acres each. CITY PROPERTY will be taken In
part payment. Also,
24O acres In Hancock County, not far from the
count, seat and three fourths Of mile from rail-
road station. 100 improved, balance excellent
timber. Very hne land, and win be sold at a bar
gain. ALSO,
l2o acres one mile north west of Union City, well
improved; creek running through the centre =
never failing wattr large 'arn, good bearing or
r ms. ALSO, ...
81 acres in Datke county, part good timber; good
land, No. barn, painted, goOL house. sI,oOo
down, balance on long time.
"i 500 % ALSO,
Anumber Of other farmR vAriouslv located ard all
very cheap together with large amount OF desira-
bic city properly of every description.
jyla CHAS. l.. CLARKE, Sd st,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05

The BANNER OF BEAUTY,--Rath Rustic,
who contributes letters to the Commercial
from White Sulphur Springs, awards the
Banner of Beauty to Dayton, thus graceful
ly:
Every tewn in Ohio will have to yield the
palm to Dayton for the beauty, grace, and
popularity Of its ladies We have many beau
tiful women here, and it seems TO me more
than one half are from Dayton There must
be something in its atmosphere, or perhaps
the fountain Of perpetual youth is there,
which Ponce de Leon sought in vain.
Ruth is right in her conclusions, and we
thank her for the justice she has done our
fair sisters. We tender her the freedom Of
our beautiful city, Qry.ar5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05

WOULD call attention to Land now Of
L fered to exchange for City Property or Goods
located as follows;
oHIO-Snetby, Ross Allen, Defiance. Henry,
Fulton, Derke and Williams Counties,
IHD1ANA-KaudHrph Wetls. W Wapash. Stark
Jasper, PULASKI and Lake Counties
bL1NOI5-Lawrrncr Rlchlaud, Crawford
and Jasper Counties.
I5SOURI-ChariIOu,W w ashIugton, Madison
Ripley, Reynolds, Oregon and
shannon Counties.
IOWA-Scott. Buchanau, Boone, Cedar and
Van Buren Counties.
MINNE5OTA-Dako Ramsey, Rice, Scott
and Mcleod Counties.
The above are choice lands, and will be exchanged
on the most desirable terms on application 10
CHAS 4. CLARkE,
jy3 Cleggis BUILDING, Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
Farms.

OH ACRES in Illinois, miles from Sum
q ner, on the o, * NJ. R. r., one hundred acres
Improved, the remainder timber good quality,
deep, rich, aIiuvIal soil. F..
There are two good Dwelling Houses on tn prem
ises convenient out-houses, and In the midst OF
good settlement. ID. ........
This farm 10 offered at the low price al sI2 per
acre, being much less than Its value. For sale by
ur .f" CHAS. X. CLARKE,
.H- Real Estate Agent, sd street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-05
Dividend Notice.

THE Stockholders in the Dayton and West.
ern Turnpike Road arc notified that the Board
Of pireet9rs on the I'd day Of July, declared Divi-
dend OF nifty (bO) cents on the shafe-pAyabe at the
sect'Y.'s office lin the Auditors Office at Eatonl on
the 2la 22d and 23d of July, and at the banking Of
liee OF V, Winters Son, in Dayton, on Wednesday,
aug n. DUNN, See'y. 7
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Water GLASS.

We copy the following important scisn.
tiHc article from the Germantown ludepend.
ent. 1t is from the pen Of one Of the best
informed practical chemists in the west and
we recommend Il 20 the attention Of our
raadars
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The Central Committees Of the Republic
can and Democratic parties at these several
points will take steps 70 make this announce
ment known among the people as extensively
rs possible, and to select the place and time
for holding the meetings
.grsIr GRo. NJ. PARSONS,
Chairman Republican Central Com
Gro W. MANYPESEY,
Chairman Democratic State Central Com.