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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-17
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De 1'ravaux Publics

s. sera offert par le president du jury de Po-
1 lice, ! Ii Aaisaa de Cour de eette paroiese. lie
isaHsas. aame ionr de septendfe 1859,
10 b. A. NJ, par adjudication pablieue ct ALL IN.
] bssls les trasaus naMies ei-apres eesisaes, ss-
weir:
I u La construction ct reparation des pouts
eSistant SUI le ehen1ia alaHt dll BAYOU FerIoche
I'll rlyiere Atehafaaya fee chemin est coaua
sous ie uein de ehenlia dc l'Efat1.
/ y Les repfatlons 4 exeeuter ALI chsuiin do
/ Ia erande-baie. dams lie flnie district
s Les reparat.ans !. executor In lertte de
la Graade-Baie.
4 les reparatsons a executor aux d.guss des
bayoas Aoreaa, Marine ct Middle
5@ LIE eurage ct Ie ereasage dI canal do pa-
roisse. eyistant entire les terres dc Nine C. Perche
ct Hubert pasin (perel.
6- Les repafltlans il egGeuter aG chernin ct
q la levee qui sont en- faee de Ia eieiIle Maisen
de Geur.
r. La construction de Ii levGe Mcphaut.
Les aaItaaieatalFes devront fourair leur ohliga-
ton aVee banne caution solidare, a Ia satisfac-
tlen tn president du Jury DE- peliee. aliu de "a.
'antif IL pagfaite execution desdits uaFaux. con
ofmement atsx Reglenlents du Jury de police,
,0aa Inspection ct Ii satisfaction dies iaspec-
ours respectfs des districts on tlefrent atre exG
.ittes lessafts travaux
Par ordre du presi5ant.
i. B0L1EC7LiI-D.
gretiar dn Jury de raliee
feihte-G anpee, II sfptembfe 1859.
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+ A etc aEItfe par Terence Samson fila lss
a ID JUN, en- face de Fhabitation de veuve
Terence Samson. 4 Ii Fausse-Riviere. IN TAU.
EE4Al rouge, agG d.eaYiroa ans ct de moyenne
ggEossear-- Lc taareaa eidessus d6erit ete esti.
me a SIS par H. hnaps ct Theod. Clenevert. Sill
aest pas reclaina daals les 70 joars qui suivront
eette publication. il sera vcndu, commencement i
Ia lo
Led3t IAlREAT n'ayant pas etc rtelam6,
sera venda Jeuai proclaim, = Septembre, a 10
heures a. NJ.
II septemb. Ch. F. MIX, iure de paix
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I CQ@dldats De sOpposiLiaa- Une con
veHtion de ce parti, en- Louisiana, s'es1
reunle dams Il soirGe de lundi dernier, j
5fHotel de Vile dc la Nile-Orleans, ct a
design6 des candidats pour les prochai-
nes elections d'Etat. Cinq paroisses seu-
cement etaient repfesentGcs i Ia eonven-
tion. savoir: Orleans, Jefferson, Livings-
ton, Fapides ct Quest est-Baton-Rouge.
Eoici e ticket qni q etc adoptt:
Poarsla place de gougernear, II. Thos.
J. Wells. de Ia paroisse Rapides; pour
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Fhon. John Ray.
d0nachita; pour anditeur, Adolphe Oil
Tier, de ste-ltarie; pour avocat-gdneraI,
Thomas J. Durant, de la NlEe-Orlgaaa
pour trtsorier, John Perkins, t,'Est-R,s:
ton-houge; pour secrttaire d'Etat, Ch.
i, Dreux, de la Nlle-0rleaus; pour sur
des Eeoles publiqaes, u. r. II. /
cuny, dc Catahoula
In comite etc charg6 de f;trc part
aux eitoyens que noussyenons de nom
ner dc leur designation, ct de nreparer
ane sefie de resolutions qui forneroalt le
programme lu parti dc Proposition.
(lAies1{e
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A0TRE t.OER DE DISTRICT

Ne sieEers pas le Seine lundide &c
nois. va L d5ces du jage Ratlfff ct Tab
sence an jllge HARRISON, qai siege dams
une oaroisse voisine
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ssszzyy e public est prev emu cue le beaI

5T- LIE public est nraFenu que Il beau
ct waste Nagasin Dc Depot que Fon con
stfuisait depuis qaeIque temps pres du
Raccoarci, est entiercnlent ternlinG de-
puis fe Ter septeflbre; ehaeun pedt done
en- dsposer. : Ce grand Nagasin etc
fait Papres les orlres ct est sous Ia di-
rect;oa dc u. L. Y poscHE (voyez l'aris
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COLLEGE pOYDRiS,

i19 tl~sses t.e ce College RI commencement 10
= L9t16 33aaa }0aa' d OctobTe proclaim.
Les parents dtsireux d'y placer des enfaats.
iero2t bien lie faire Ieur application a temps
ain q'ia tous les eleyes puisscnt cammencer les
classes d Ia mtlne tpoque, ct he causent par
CONSEQUENT aueHne Interruption. - Pour prix
et coad .tioas, foyez lavis qui est plus goir1.
A. " JACKSON President.
toIlese Povdras, Fsse-Rigiere, II SEPT, 1ss9.
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ag Plnsieurs de HOS abonn6s Sc pfai-
gnent ae he pas recevoir Ieur journal, I'll
rte Ie receVoir ihexactement; notre hahi-
tude est, cependant, d'eSp6dier nos ga
zettes le plus tot ct Ie plus directement
possible-Ia faute ne Went pas dc nous
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. 4 D6eept a 81 resid@ne dams Ia matinee
tz Ge jeudi dernier, 4 saptcmbre. h Ia
e-zsa ta1sse-lslTtere, a teHdroit appele le
"IoHlaiItef a t5aEe da ID ans environ Fran
co.'s >0eL, safnomn1 Marquis de BcI-Clil Che
Y.4iier, Goalts, Due, FRINGE. {Tc. Sc. &c., &c.
Adiea paavra Esenchman; tiors en- patxt Que
1t terre =aif lesare taa eos1s ct que ton anle
allie ParIli les elias - Tn es heureu1. naaiute-
naft: ia 5otuneilsa GtaS ii pais5blc dene4,re cit
le Dli1henT reposa ct e{l T. rtiaoras l5ent.
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| + 26 da uaaie Dc Saptcmbre 1859 tine Elec-
- tloa de tgois amenihres du Jury do Police,
pour repfessnter les premier, cinqufeme ct Qua.
terAene Districts audit sury, aura lieu dams les
eftts Districts respeetfis aigx Polls ordinaires ct
EeHs Inspection 1es Carnmissaires nom1nes mar
IL Jury dc Police pour Feleetion generate
j. NHEIrs, president
dtl Jury de Police
Feinte=toupGe, ce 10 osepsembre 1869.
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fEj74sa flls SAi4 'ft@44 Ill lid
TTAT DE La Louisiana.
y IS DETECTION.

i ITENI3lIs ausen yeftn da In. praef,t,aarso,
"A De son Excellence Robert e. Nfetlfys
oouYelnenr de Etat de la Louisiana, datee d.
1 Ia vile de Estton-Roage, le Ter septembsc 1859
adfeasee all soussigne, shfrif de lii e-Coupee
tatIleIe proclamation ordonne gu une election
soif feAHe dams cefte paroisse. par les Ft5fauts
! dament 4Hallties, le PREMIER LENDs,
7o,s iaay ,fs sa,.s,,1.rs 1880
De heures 7u nlatin berrez ,,u sar asa
& cure, tahs ladite election, les officers quj
assfeAt fesEpitf les naaees ct-ahfts e@siEntses
Pour 5:o9verre,,y
fiertenaat-e,a ,ai4verns nss,r
secretuiIe d.E5at,
I = = sseeat1etetiefai' neral.
.s'.SftI1. ..aTsl.s. y = l.t;1.' .;1.',.
= -aataAtett1 8 taes seo!En}es,
I5ar1n5endant S,',r'15. ees lcoles pnhiiqaes,
lss,llesFh.thi 1 as1 eeilsres (shle distfletl,
slfstr;et3 80 '+''S,EuA 7ao''es -sl'f
-teoeat dc district (9e district ja1ieiaIre1,
Rsaa.saf eana....,a' . - G'ae, = i, .,,.. ,.,,.
silarif, : '''''''
: esreifier de ID coar.
1sssssaa assSsseaf'
-, ,42fenefss
~ Jug 45 pala pour ehafiiie district eu
ct IN constable poar ebaape a;.tric. =,
Jursde poliee;
En- consequence de- IaaiEe nroe9aaa4fon "a
soussfg. shsrf denne r;s Az na4a4s. ~
eefte pafoisse qt'uhe election aura lien a la
nenns ce e t1,ir d. @ lsdia sa1 se1aiss,tsfes aa1;aa
serant elus lea offciers ei-aass,ss specifies, le
| f'f.ats-s' II Nh
'ass 7o'er d -VoreMbrs 1859,
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N0UTELLEs DEUR0PE,


fE1ACE-PARrs, IS aoat-Ie de
! erst imperial aaisat't etc public par Il
-ao"1fear, apfes les fetes des l4-l5 aoat:
NArol$oS Par Ia grace de Diea ct la
Fo'ohte haaiof'isie' ompefeHf des Fran
S4's-A toas presents Ct a Feh1f saiats
Fol7 eeefete es eiecfetohs &C qnl SUIT:
ART. Ter. -Ahhlstle pleihe ct eatiefe
fsss1 aecoFaee q foas les ihaivadas aai ont
'se cohdaallles pour crimes ct dsilts poll
4ae3' o4 qa' o',' e'e o':jos ae measures
10 ssEtete e'iatate.
az. : Noae safae aes seeaaS, M
Ais'fe ae 70 J'as'lee, e hotfe ihlnlsfre ae.
f1htefenf. son6 ef'afses &c ieseeatlon
aes lfesehtes.
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e~ Nous iavitons Ie public a .jeter
les yeuz ct lire attentivcment les 1Eou-
Eeauz avis que nous putlions dams nos
coiouncs.
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eo@<<5sr de Ia Louisiaas-L La pubIica-
ton de &c journal, suspendae pendant
qaelque temps, a da etre reprise diman-
che defEIGer, | | .da coasrant.
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y >ous somnles aat9rises / Iannoacer
spa 81 @Rngps9Sp

Esq, eonne etant casIdiIat pour Ia
place d'asocat IL District 9emc district
judlciaire)
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PAROIssE DE Ia PONTE-COUPEE Il sEprEMBRE 1859

ct Iettt;sat Ie ,ieiIlaf1 ct lc laalals.
9euf, ic bras -maissas,t de Ia JUS
tice peat les dGtca4se. les protagcr ct
les vengeg..
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ToE O ET lERE
our Cause de Depart.

Al Plus OFFRANT EFT DER
NIER ENCHERISSEUR.
4 EE'TTE FENTE, qti aura lieu chez 3frle veurs
- SIAoN1N (sur I'ancieane habit4tion Poy-
tsas>. IA Poiate-Coup1e aura lieu L.
L"nd%, lire 1oGr e!'Cat05re 1859,
4 ID heur ) L. NJ. par 10 Hlinfstare dc " I. A
HUBERT, enc4ntear.
tette Ten.e eonsiste en- HenbI $, danx Buggvs,
uRe Jumeat Harnaia, une Fache Laitiare, Us
tensiie- Aratoires une Setle. 0uti1s de cha1peu
tier ct dc Seller CUR Noir ct Jauae, Basaue,
at Toiie Gree Noirt. AUssT:
Une Belle Battegie dc Cuisine Complete, un
Aagasin !. ifais Ilenlise, &C. &e., &c.
EI 800 Reatsi3lss Eieux WIN ROUGE
IefmeS ct #coad1ioas dc ia reAte.
C0dPTAST an moment de l'adjudication,-
a IuiAte-JoapGe, II aeptembre 1889
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aosfHsesE It AARaeHa1 MAcAAnoz-Cr
grand nombrc d sAm6ficains ct d'Itlan
d4is r5$ieIant L New-l oFlz, So sont rGu-
his Gu meeting Gus JOINS dernieEs, et ont
r@soia gu nne subscription serait ouverte
poGr enroysr au tnar5eh4l MacMahon Ill
eheval tie s., tout harnac1e, ainsi
41t.Hne adaessc de ftsticitatious.
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cH3asz&A -te tteau exorcc On &C mo-
metlt ses ravages a Hambonrg Da 80
t1l ! ! Juliet il y q eu. dams cette vile,
~ cas- de Ia terrible maladie, don't 332
ont snceombG. Il etehl dgaIesnent ses
favaSes dune maniere etTrayante le long
des eotes De Ia BaIti4uc.
lie ftdaa 4 aGssi ecLat6 i Iondrez.
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geade I.i5e'ts, Egal5an. y aazsi
I'LL canon aateichien en- bronze. da cali
ore dc / remarqua}le par ses cisclures.
lie oo>9ton te la cnIasSe figure glle ttt4
lie serpent. L:s piece etc f9ndue i
Eiennc en I143.
Nevada national., 1859-08-27
Red Republicans.

Much dissatisfaction exists among the Red
Republicans in San Francisco in regard to
the termination Of the war in Italy.
At the TIE Deum given Tuesday Aug. lG
at the French Catholic Church. in honor OF
Louis Napoleon's victories. quite violent
demonstration was made by the French aud
Italian Red Republicans, who were opposed
to the ceremony.
The French Consul, N. Gsutier. on driving
mp to the church with his wife, was insulted
hy the mos. filthy epithets. and the carriage
surrounded. A man named NJ. Roy, then
delivered the following address to the Con-
sui:
"You have invited the French population
to tnanifest this day their opinion of the En-
peror, and as u member OF this population,
| declare to you that neither nor the Re-
publicans who surround me, will ever permit
to pass by without protest, manifestation
tending to create the belief that We approve
even tscitly. OF the conduct of the assassin
of liberty Ia France the deserser Of the
Italian cause"
The Consul made no reply, but continued
bis way toward the porch OF the church.
which be reached without opposition. but
amidst energetic cries Of ' Down with the
the assassin Of the End Of December-down
with the traitor-dowu with the deserter T.
Nevada national., 1859-08-27

HonAcB GREELrY.-In giving the "Per-
s"nal ilahits of several great men " Horaos
Greeleyis thus disposed Of in m exchange
paper: Horace Greeley is said t. I've the
beau Ideal Of a nun Of style. lie dresses
neatly and elegantly. Hs linen is hulfiess
SOMETIME since. b. shaved which operation
has NATURALLY altered HE appearance. HIS
walk IL irn and diguifrd H. that OF a col.
dler. Frum the fact that all through life he
has kept his arms we'll shoulisred, Il il Dos
sible that nature intended him for the in
fsniry. His voice is peculiarly sweet. and
when he whispers. one would almost imagine
his words were the echoes Of en- Eolisn harp,
Somewhat inclined to obesity of late years,
be still maintains hi. rsruls alton asa besu.
He reads from right to lrft. contrary 10 The
practice OF his friend. Mr.. Bennett. who. ow.
ing 10 visual obiqnitv, reads from left o
rishi-down the m 'ddlc-change hands
Mr.. Greeley diLes npon vegetable soup srd
table beer. He never driuks porter. His
heAsiy Sunday dinners are Of crackers aud
cheese. lie reiires TO rest nj an early hour.
almost immepiately composes himself to
sleep with a copy al the T,iluHe. About
the office he IL a martinez. aud never slows
an advertisement OF a doubtful or bogus busi.
ness in his paper. Sometimes when nj lose
for subject. he varies the nonotony of hs
editorials upon Kansas by wrtings riees-
ant aod eXhilaratiug novel,y involsing per
soBal and friendly aliusions TO the alm.rhiv
''co!ored Judi idual." Ills editorials are
invariably short. (never Z eedina four coli
umns each) pithy. and devoid Of verbisgc.
tie looks, when e1 pTOnrBeje, like well.
bred man II fsrhion--st praee With ell the
world, and in love with-him.eM
Nevada national., 1859-08-27
s7r. Tzsraee Greeley on Ewsion.

Mr.. Horace Greeley bas come out all the
vry from New York n. political missionary
10 in.iroci us poor beuightci heathens Of
The pecihc eoast 10 the way xe should 60.
When l was asserted that Mr.. Greeley Was
coming to California upon poll ical cru
hy Mr. Grs~Iey's friends they claimed that
he WAS visiting the country ss he bad visited
Earope. 10 crafty lIud,ble curiosity. rnd
that asa talented aud accomplished gentle
man. free Iiotn party ta:ut. he was entitled
10 be received with the universal homage
acdurded to genius. IL "a s say The sltemp;
ws- made 10 obtain gof Nr. Greeley
complimentary reception wilhoal regard to
party distinctions. We Believe ,rry few
Dement'S were ''ror,d in' ly ihrse pi ote.-
ia,iens, aud the vent has justified ~. sus-.
picion with which they viewed the attempt
I" secure their cOuuteBance fnr Tie most w.
ter AMI most fans,isll foe oft.e Dcmocriis
party.
Mr. Greeley has addressed u letter tn tho
San Francisco Times. Ia which h, openly
advocates The right of the negro 10 exercise
the elective franchise, aud the pow,r and
duty OF Congress TO exclude slavery from.
the Territories. He d.rides popular sov,r,
eigniy. hy namr, ard yet he advises lis
Black Republican frierds 10 Disregard their
solemn pledge to Mr.. Siolcy man Of their
! own party. aud vote for McKibhen. Who ac.-
corliug to Mr.. Greeley's views. is diameui
caliy opposed TO them. Honest, consistent.
upright ririu0,4s MT. Greeley Here l. an
other good man. 10 lie added to the long
list Of worthless that adorn the mingled rauss
OF the Brodrrickite- and the Republicans.
The fact IL, Mr.. Greeley cares as much
about California A. be does about Kamts-
chstks but in the event Of the Presidential!
election coming into the House Of Represeu.
tstives, he and his party would find 4 very
convenient to have the voice of Caliiornis
surprcss Il even II McKibhcn could not bs
persuaded TO vote for Black RepuLlea
1t is for this reason that Mr.. Greeley recon-
Inend- the Republican, party TO fuse with The
Anti-Lecomptoni,es upon McKibbcn aud
Baker No man can ever pretend to The
name Of Democrat who votes for proses.ed
Republican for Congress. when by that vote
he may put IA Black Republican in the Pres
idential chair StGndord
Nevada national., 1859-08-27

AxAI.0AsATToS IL ILLIS0Is.--The Chicago
Times Of the 10th instant gives an instance
of the practical carrying out OF the doctrines
Of the Black Republican, in North Illinois,
II Gays:
Knox county. Illinois. or at lcast all of
that part OF IL lying about Calesburg, bss
lately been thrown into high state Of ex-
citement by verificstion Of Greeley's pre-
diciion. IL seems that during the csmpsiss
Of last year. when Bsnks. Bnrlingamr. Gro.
yer, Hale. Gra. Nye. and other Addition
lists visited this region, he negro equality
faith. slwsys very strong. got Intensely hea
ted ut GarshurE. and most Respectable.
and wealthy farmer of that vicinity. tbs
bead OF a large family, by way OF showing
his sincerity in the doctrine. took = negro
man into his house. treating him a. an enpa.
and 1T associate ior members OF bis ssnfv
Time Which fsvelnpe- all things. has devel.
OPed even 20 the AbolitiOnists NJ Galeshufs
the practical eiiecs Of the teachings cf Bur
lingame ard Banks. One OF the daughters
"A young anil blooming girl--is now
mother and tho mother of black msn's
child. Abolition ladies. mother and insidens.
aho cheered General Nye and John ?. Hale
when they asserted that negroes we're the
equals Of white men. now furn away iren,
nonr victim OF that sysiem Of tesehinz--
Gnl-sblrg has long been celebrated for its
Ahoiiiionism. II Is q. that its prao'iesi
manifestations should have occurred there
The 7 mrs su7ee>ts the child should be
70 e,i 1fter Y Z b ,uks. the late Speaker or
'be House, a. the great cnamploa sf tie
equality Of the rscs
Nevada national., 1859-08-27

OrPosr1IoS REGARD FOR THE FoREtGsss
The Cleveland (0hio) Herald, Black Re
publican, Know Nothing Journal, says:
I'VE uahesitatingly aver that seyen-tenths
Of the foreigners 10 our land. are not as in
telligent as the fall blooded African OF OUT
Staie-we will not include the part blood. =
Snch is the feeling and sentiment OF the
opposition party generally. north and south,
and they act IL out whenever and wherever
they have power. They have done 80 10
Massachusetts,. by their two year amend
ment" to the Constitution Of that State. and
they attempted 1t New York, Now Jersey.
and other States.
Nevada national., 1859-08-27

At the meeting Of the Democratic Central
Committee, in Nevada. on August lst. the
following Resolution was unanimously adop-
ted:
Resoiced, That to the Nevada National,
the only democratic organ OF Nevada Coun-
ty, belongs the patronage Of the party, and
the Central Committee direct all printing
for the party to be done at the National Of
flee
Nevada national., 1859-08-27

The SrYLE.-Eugenie has decreed that
the dresses which now hang mp on the shoul.
ders by straps, and mar their shape, shall be
dropped to the srmpits-iesving the upper
portion the bust completely hare after the
style OF Catherine de Medici. She also nd =
judges long dresses bore. and wills IL that
they shall be shortend to about half way te-
low the knee. with an adoption Of the flesh.
colored stockings worn BY Madame de Cas-
tiglione. Already. In some OF the soirees
dansanfe In New York. some Of the most
shameless and fashionable women rave adop.
ted the habit. and all its nakedness. Ex
tremes meet"
Nevada national., 1859-08-27
Gb. u.tasa q stianaI
GEORGE ID. ROBERTS Epros.
GRASS VALLEY. August 81. 1883


Gao. A. LovsoRovK Is our duly authorized Agent
or Sacramento. He may be found Al q Il.
MR. CHAS. A. CRANE IL our sole Agent in Ssn
Francisco. lie II empowered TO receive advertise
ments. and receipt for the same. lie may be found
at iT2 Montgomery street.
AoNcr.- Henry Nsekie, Esq.. az the oree ~
Freeman h Co.'S Express. Main sfrset Nevada Is our
authorized agent at Nevada City. All adEertise
ments left with Mr.. Maekie will receive prompt =.
tenton from Legal Advertisement will be re-
turned by Mr.. Mzekie. With proof OF publication .s
oon as Publication expires.
Nevada national., 1859-08-27

"Be careful how You drink. or you will
wash the color oif your cheeks" said gen.
tleman to lady, a. be handed her glass Of
water.
There Ia no danger Of your ever taking
water enough to remove the color from your
face" was the retort.
Nevada national., 1859-08-27

Italy IL about a. large In territory as three
such States as Ohio II contains 25, 900. 900
people. The largest State is Naples. 1t
occupies more than one third Of the penin-
suls. The Pope rules over about three mil
lions Of people. The State Of Tuscany has
about two millions. and Parma and Modena
one million OF Inhabitants. Sardinia has .
population of five millions. and l. nearly the
size OF South Carolina. The States of Lom-
hardy and Venice belong to Austria in GOV
ereignty. and contain i've millions Of people
Nevada national., 1859-08-27
- The following nav prove a u.efu

- The following may prove useful
hint to bashful ladies: "Oh. dear!" exclaimed
Henrietts. throwing herself into rocking
chair. 'I'll never 20 to that post once again
to be looked out Of countensnce by all those
men on the corner. It's provoking. wba,
can do. Sarah Jane. to stop those awful
men staring me so In the face :" " DO as
do" replied Sarah Jane, with sly look,
''shoso your ankle
Nevada national., 1859-08-27

A tall Western girl named SHORT, ionF
loved . certain big Mr.. LITTLE; who title
thinking OF SHORT, loved little lass named
LoSG. To make q long story short. LIrTLE
proposed 10 LoS0. and SHORT ionged to be
even with LIrTLE's short coming-. So
SHoRr meeting with LoSo threatened TO
marry LITTLE before long which caused LIr-
TIE. In abort time, 10 marry LoSd.
QuERY.-Did tall SHORT love big LrrTLr
less, because LITTLE loved little Loyo.
Nevada national., 1859-08-27

Mr.. Pea Vas indicted for nogeing bis wife
and children. "This is hell Of country
said be. ..whsrs man can't thrash his own
pessr'
An old bsrhslor's dennition oflove: "A
little singing. little crying . little dying.
s7d . great dssi d lying
Nevada national., 1859-08-27

A Busicali: .!rclincd gentlemen wss brur-
gng 10 a lrisad the other day. thst he knew
and could whistle the airs nov In Vogue
Every tune e-ings" ssked ;he friend. Yes
every fosn aiost. wns the snswer. well.
then. whsle Of q sp.t .aox," was the heart.
'ess criticism which followed m8airi,r'x-
rrcpurslsf!ne - IN --srf rtnpy
Nevada national., 1859-08-27

sz-The Prize, consist Of ENTIRELY NEW AND
FASHIONABLE GOODS. and are of most choice and
desirsble stock ever offered in Grass Valley.
The prizes will be distributed to ticket holders
having the hrst numbers drawn from ONE up to
TWO HUNDRED inclusive. To give all an op-
portunity to obtain q valuable prize, the tickets
have been put at the low price Of 81 each. The
holder Of ticket ~il be admitted to the entertain
ment snd be entitled chance in the distribution
OF the prses.
Nevada national., 1859-08-27

We ought not to jsdge Of meu's merits by
their qualifications. bat BY The use ihey msla
II thsY.