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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
Lincoln Prodge.s--

LIncOin Rr0dGc.S-- ~.
We are able to-day to give ou
readers some idea Of the value Of tht
products of Lincoln county sold fo
foreigs consumption, during the Sum
tner and Fab of 1853. Our friends
are still reporting to US, but suliicien'
is now known on which to base oul
estimate. And here we would take
occasion to return our sincere thank;
to those friends who have kindly aid.
ed us in tie arjuous task of taking
the census of LincoIn's exports. 1t
has been work of considerable mag
nitude, and to conduct it properly
has required much patience, labor,
and attention. And we are the more
thankful from the fact that their as
sistance, was mainly prompted by IA
friendship for Us, and CONSEQUENTLY
desire to aid the medium though
which the result of their efforts vas
to be made public the Observer.
AS we have already stated, the
hogs sold this year, to be moved
from Lincoln, amount in value 10
$4,000. To which may be added
mules, WORTH 100000; also, cattle,
worth SIS, GOO; and wheat, sheep,
poultry, meal, dried fruit, and -four,
about 100000 making an aggre-
gate of $3.50, Geo, or over qaarter
of a million for half dozen items
of Lincoln produce! This statement
does not, it will be observed, embrace
the article of cotton, of which this
county raises over 100000 worth.
And there are many other articles
not mentioned, the sum total OF
which would easily swell . ur export
value 10 BALI million Of dolia,s.--I
We have above only given such ar
ticlesas have been recently seeking
a market, and so are yet fresh in the
minds of the people. Our estimates
are m6derate-purposely so. We
preferred going under rather than
over the mark. Oar figures author
lied US TO place the aggregate ten
per cent. greater than we have done.
But taking the sums we have given,
Lincoln presents proud condition |
--one that any county in the South,
might envy. With population OF
about $4,000, her exports amount
TO half million Of dollars. Her
foreign debt is nominal-adding up
nothing. or next to il; and her neigh
bolhooa liabilities, which we're small,
ere being cancelled every day, since
the money for the pork has COM
menced coming in. Oar Productions
command fair, re'nupera:lFe price,
prosperity seems to be stamped upon
the featmes Of almost every branch
Of business, money circnlates more
freely than has OF late beenits GUS
tom, aud ge are all freer OF the H.
cubus of debt than has been the case
for long while past. 30 may ~
ever be- 81. I
Nigh. Watch -
East Ssturiay, the Board Of May;
or AID Aldermen Of Fayetteville /
elected Mr.. James B. Carly Nigat
Watch aud Town Contsable, insfhe
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
Copying Us

copying U.s.
We see that some of our breth-
rem OF the press are copying the
06serue,''s idea, and sailing on their
country friends for local news, etc.
This shows that our paper bit the
right chord!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
SOre New Type

Sore New Type
We havejust received, during the
holidays, 40 additional stock Of new
and beautiful! Type, Borders, and Or.
naments, for jobbing purposes. which,
added to our already very large as
soriment, makes our establishment,
beyond all question, decidedly the
best Printing House in all Southern
Tennessee, and enables US to give
unusual satisfaction inevery species
of Plain and Fancy Printiug-guar-
anteeing orders to be rel done.
prompt, and reasonable. TRY US !!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
Painting =

dIHlIHS =
John II, g: A.. J. Afford have FORM
ed a partnership, and will hereafter
carry on the House, and Sign Paint.
ing business. in all its various branch
es. Our word for if, they will do
their work right. Shop near Petty's
store.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

LIST, Kind of animal is given. :. I'd, color :. /.
81, description. .4th, age. :. 9Th, posters
name. 9th, place and time of arrest. -.
9TH, valuation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
.suERsrP's SAKE,

z = virtue of two wriss Of v6n6itSni ex-
- penaS to me directed from tho Clerk Of
the Circuit Court of Lincoln County, Tonnes,
see, Twill expose to sale TO the highest bid
der, fereask, at the Courthouse door in the
town of Fayetteville, on Saturday, tse
.sssa Gay OF % ';s,1ary 1888, all tberight,
title, claim, and interest That JodnG. Glide
welthas il abb to TRACT UPLAND stu.
ated in lincoln county, tennessee, in Civil
District No 10 boahded on Che North BY the
lands OF .. p. Freeman, dec, on the Westbv
the lands Of j. Ne. Barham, and on the South
and East BY tie lands Of Thomas ~ HarllDs
-snfFosed to contain 26 acres--and living on
the bead waters Of Cane Creek Levied on s-
as The property OFF. 6. .Gh5ewel at the suit
OF Isaac Williams. administrator of s.. P.
Freeman, dec, byJ A. Silvertooth, Cossta-
BILE OF Lincoln county. Term -<
Fs ". M. ALEXANDER. Sssr5.,
Dec. %, 1Ss8--4t--S4
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
Money! Money =!

EAV1NG nearly closed up our
a 4 business in Faye tey;lie, and 49,
having settled at another point. we z-s4->e-S
must ask ALL those indebted to US BIZ note
or account TO pay by the Est CT JauS:..ry
Eez1. Those who do not pay by that time.
we will understand as preferring 10 be sued,
and viii therefore hand their claims 20 an OH
Ger. w. S Southworth will he at cur .sto-c
house from Saturday, Dec. 25th, to Tuesday
morning. January 4th. 1859. and xtN expect
payment from al lrho ore u.s.
w. & A. SOUTHWORTH. =
Dec. Q, 1858.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13

Ten young men have been arres-.
ted and held to bail in Philadelphia ON
the charge of Street-lounging. -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
Christmas COMING.

a ND with it a great variety of fancics and
"a tineries suitable for gifts for the occasion
such as fine Jewelry, Silver Ware, fancy China
Pictures, and fancy and'toilet Goods generally
all of which may be had at GLIDER
SLEEVES at-low prices 'li' st-@a
We are also. prepared 10 furnish the pat
east A7sEcroly2e--the finest and most dg-
raoe picture msde-to thoss-who may wish
20 give copy of>theif pretty faces as q me-
mortal 70 particular friends. We IRE the opiy
4saEty IN this part OF the State inspossession OF
the process, and having the,right to rse it.
We also IA e tbep ain Anlbrotype and Me-
lainotype ct low prices. ~ s..,f
/, Particular attention given to work on Watch
.es aud every description of Time Pieces. "A
great variety of Clocks for sale very low.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
FgsHls Instit,tion. Situated in 81

lfsSHlS Institution, situated in sd
! L LINCOLN County, TENyEssEB .s.,YY
at point remarkable for its health -
fitness and good society, will com @----'
menee Its Fourth Session on the EirSs Egcza-
Gay Il February Ft0xt. The School
VIII be carried on under the care of Rev. L.
h. MotLREE, A. b., Principal, ard Mr.
DOWNlNG, Assistant, who will spare no eff,
Tort to make the institution wotthy of the pa
tronageot the trielids Of a thorough eauca-
ton. The -Acsdenic Fear is divided into two
Sessions Of Five Months each-one eomnefi-
cling on the first Monday in Aagast, the other
the first Monday IN Jdrnary. ." ~,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
Tr2Mplgg E9EFTIRn


r. 0TfCEis hereby given to stockholders
! y in the Fayetteville, Gg,ber-y and Lynch
burg Turnpike Gem pAny,to meet at Mulberry,
on ETisl-sy, sE2c SSiis inst, for the pur-
pose Of elcctiEg Board Of Directors for said
Road, fOrshe ensaiug tam. and further notice
IS hereby given to all delinquent stockholders
a2d Others wha are in prY way Indebted to
SAID road, whether for stock or travel, are earn
estly requested TO attend rhis meeting and
make satisfactory settlement, either by note or
cash.
WILLIAM MOORE, President.
Jan, G., 1859.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
-FOUR HORSE MiEL c0seH.

fE lie oHfy.one in Lincoln County,
running regularly three 60
times a week and back, nom Tullahena 10.
Fay etteyille. Leaving Tullshofra 9Iondav,
" Wednesday, and Friday; IN return leaves Pay,
etteViHs, Tuesdsy. Thursday ans, Satnrclay to
connees the bail and for, the. accommodation;
q passengers. Good teams ana carefuldrivers
Fare through -. 3 tr
July s. 1858. JOHN II. TAYLOR
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
ale Of Land and Negroes :

Sale OF Land and Negroes = ..aa
On the 18th February large
number of Negroes will be sold in
this place-on the 18th, q tract. Of
Land not far from Lynchburg wiil
be sold; and on the. 19sh the highest
bidder will take several Negroes at
AIilIsille, as we'll as in this place
For particulars, read the advertise
ments in this paper. sh
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
) oEGlOnDwroNr
Money !! Money 1!

EL Enotify all those that are in ezz-7z-s,
W debted to Us BY note or ac-
count. to come forward alil make EsA3.
payment between this and the i5-ef HON.
say ssa january rzexf. AHfha:s who
shan ini to make payment by that tine. will
IA We to settle with an officer, as We are deter
mined to put ont all of our Unpaid notes and
accounts or the first Monday in January. We
nave gwen good time and far warning and
nope you will pay MS 5v that tine.
DEMER & HAMPTON.
Nov. %, 1853. 800 u ,s
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
TRUSTEES ShLE eE SLhNEs.
-LLJ G-lS--ZEzAA-Lsl Q IL , Z
Martha Jewell } es =

U.s. January R,,'cs. 1859.
James n. Jewell J
A, 7 Rules holden at The Office Of the Clerl,
Ia: and Master, on the first Monday in jan
uary, l959-Qa' n3stion of conf aiHaht 10y her
counsel, and il appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master that defendant J ameS
n. jewell is a non-reSident Of the State of
Tennessee, or placcofresideneeis nnknowp--It
Is, therefore, ordered that publication be made
In the FAYETTEVILLE CBsEEvEE, a newspaper
published in Fayetteville, Tennessee, for fogr
weeks in succession, commanding said defen-
daht to be and appear at or before he next
term Of the Chancery Court 20 be holden for
lie comfy OF Lincoln, at tie court-hoqse in
fayetteville, on the Eo.4rs!a Monday fil
Zebra r., 1859, AMI plead, answer, or
demur to ccmrlainant'a bill, Otherwise the
same viii be taken for eoL fessed and set i0r
hearing &c pate as. to him.
r. FARCUHAES0N,
Jan. Is, 1859--ft. OK. &. II. 2
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
BO0I' AND gIHIEE
EMPORIUM |!
DUSTON 6 MINGEA,

UUSIUN g MINGH3,
u. EAR :he Northwest corner of the. -z,
IN Square, Fayetteville. have made
arrangenents to CONT ne the business ! 70.
in the shop formerly oscnpied by n. n. D1s-
ton, wheFeal kinds Of pegged or sewe.l work
Tor ladies' or gentlemen's wear will be done
Thankful for past fayors, they are determined
no exeriion shall he waiting on their part to
give satisfaction 20 those who may still fave,
them with orders. They intend to keep on
hand select assoftHfenI Of Patent, French
and American Leather. Also Lastings to salt
the wants of ladies. Repairing promptly at
tended to, and work warranted.
As we are compelled to pay cash for al de-
srriptions Of Leather our terms must be nos
lively cash. DUSTON & MINGEA
Dec 2. 1S59.--12m:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13

h.l'atOh-- - {
, last Saturday, the Board Of May.
or and Aldermen Of Fayetteville
elected Mr.. James 3. Carly Night
Watch aud Town Contsable, in fhe
place of Mr. Carts. Boya, resigned.
Trustees Saiee-
y See the advertisement of MIR. Iaos.
WMtaker, 10 this paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
RLIHIiTIaH fnlls.

osnabufgs. Domesticss Tickings. Bell Facfor-ss s.
Goods Gall kinds Cotton Yarns, Kersevs-
heavy Tweeds, bed, negro and saddle BIan-
kets, &C., sc.
Oar goods were purchased under TIC most
favorable circumstances and We are deter,Ein- q
ed to sellthem
EssB TEE EEAET CAsFT
er.good Barter at the lowest possible living
prices. Give us a cali
remember that we are paving the highest
market price, in Goods. for ali toe Feathers;
!" ool, Beeswax, Linsey. Jeans, Cotton Cloth
and-Soeks that YOU wili hing e 80 2 -.
WHITAKER & SEAGKLEFORD.
Sept. &c, 1853
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
Cotton .-I0@1o 60.
RATES OF EXCHANGE.

The receipts of bacon are light but sufii-
cleut to meet the present demand, We quote
shoulders at 6I@ 6Isc clear sides Sc, and
hams 81 @9. Lard finds ready sale at 9Ia
loc when put up in good shipping packages.
There Is but little doing in grain, though
there is an active demand for corn at
49ya 800. For wheat dealers readily pay Is
q soc for prime red and 8O185c for prime
white. There is no Gemand for inferior grades.
Dried fruit isin request at 81 s75c for peel
ed apples. SO for nnpeeled and 4 50QS5 for
peeled peaches. > ~ -
1he trade in groceries continues qnite active,
though without change in prices I'VE ono;e
sugar in bids at 81 q &c. ard bills at ~ a
81 C: Molasses 2S@32c; Rio Coffee l2Is a13c:
and Java l1@1sc; brrrel salt 30c er'tuxhel.
and sack 81 25@1 80; star candles 20@22c
and tallow Ike.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
9faths.
DIED..

In this place. Thursday. 9Th inst, Ms.
BETsEY BAGLEY, relict of the laie Elisha Bag
Icy, aged about 20 years.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13
Si,eEbyv;Iie. T,c,,E-

Stses0yV.lse. EcaE-
! Cotton--9@1o.
Bacou- Demand small, stock very light, bu
little coming in,shoulders g al; hams 81 a %
Clear sides S4@9Lic: from store 81 0c9337
W heat--For prime wheat buy ers are offer
ing 50@ IS for red. GO@70 for white.
Fruit-APples l5o peeled peaches So 50Q
S4 unpeeled 2 .40a2 soc, per bushel.
Bagging and Bale rope--Tenn Zoe, wide In
dia bagging none in market. rope az @1O.
Baling twine--2o@ &c according to quail
ty.
Lard--In demand at o@9ac, from store 9@
10c.
Corn-30@35 cents per bashel. 4.. +.
Groeeries--Few sales at forner prices, iex-
cept Salt, which is now worth 47llIc per bush
ell for barrel and So 25@2 10 for sack.
Sugai--By the Dbl 7@9; by the hid 7@
s cts, frC
Coffee--13@14lls according to quality and
quantity.
holasses--in bbls and half bis 4o@45;
retail so cts. -
Flour--2 OO@3 90.
Nails--5@6 cents. t.a &
Z SWhiskcy-- 25@ so cents by the Dbl.
Star candles--BS the box. 23@ 20c..
Tailow candies--13@ 10 cents.
Rice--7@7ac. fa '.<s N..'t = a'
Beeswax--24 cents tV+i
Tobacco--1S9 soc. 'r-
Feathers-35@40 cents per pound. n e
H
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13

ANEalsts, Osss--
Bacon sides in good demand at 1l@u16;
for clear, and, 10 Sta1fc FOR ribbed;'hsB,s y
@l3c; shoulders S4@9; lard liz @l2c; wheat
in good demand at9u@i O5, white wheat in
good demand Sl@1..l5; -four 5sase for. ex-
ira fsfnily. in sacks end bbls; 8 25@b 80 for
extra superipe; and 5@5h for suirerfipe; corn
70e75c; stock peas zoo rs; OATS 60@7o some
seed oats are held higher; rye noTuipsl; feath-
erss are in good demsnd at sec; dried frui:
same as last quoted; eggs 2o@22c:, meswax
Csc; Ginseng 30@3Sc; Boa nuts 75@f so as
70 quality.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13

A Proposal I
We have a proposition Of interest
10 make 20 our readers, but the
crowded state Of our columns con-
pels us toldefer il. We will try and
give it a place in our next.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-13

Communications ~ 90
We have several fayors in our
drawer from correspondents, among
which are tEo from our fair friend,
Jessie. We must solicit their pa.
iience for a week 0. two--tken they
shall have hearing. 50
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Atlanta, Ga.

No material changes have taken place with
in the past week.
4 Pork confines exc gross; 71lEc net, lard
104@11c; corn sacked, 5S@60c; Meal 60c:
Peas 75c; Oats 75c; Rye 81. Wheat 1880;
snperfne flour2 %, extra family . 50@2 co;
Feathers SOC.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-28
xorvr1,rs INVENTIONS -on p~ouvait

NouvgLLrs 1NvEsT1oSs-On pouvalt
dire iadis que lie temps valait dc lar
gent, mais ahjourd'hui il est all Prix de
por. Les moyens d~'econoaiser l4 tsnps,
de taciiitcr autant que possible lie tra-
vail, caract6r:sent notye age; aussl lie &C.
ME dc ihomme sc co%ncentre-t-il ain lie
dtcouvrir toutes les Inventions p~orvant
abreger le temps ct subs:itner Ia force
de phomme par cclls..de Ia yapeur.
3 petites inventions que nous aVoils
w {onctionncr la scnainc derniere, nous
ont dGmontre leur utilize: Ia Ire est une
simple petite machine prtparant les
viandes qn'on lui contie pour eli faire des
saucissons. 4 voir marchcr ce mecanis,
me, chacun Sc dirait Quill est lnd'spcn-
sable < II cnisiniere,
La 2me est Ia. machine a condrc, III
y~ention dos plus utiles ct de la plus
vive. promptitude; o rapport est tel,
qu'cn un an ON peut recouvrer son prlx
d'achat.
La 3me, quoique plus simple, surpasse
de beaucoup les ? autres en- utilize; c'est
la charrue a double soc, pour lie net.
toyage du cotton. Une semaine de ira.
vail a paAue de cette machine, snfht pour
en- payer lie codt. Nous pouvons afiicmer
a n contradiction, que l'usagc de cette
charrue rebuilt de Motto lc travail du
sc1Qping du cotton. Tout p~lanteur devrait
posseder Get utile instrument.
On ~trouvera la Ire de ces machines
chez NJ. Simon Hermann, a Waterloo; Ia
machine a coudre devrait Sc tGouyer chez
nos marchands les mieuy a~ssortis, mais
en- ce moment nous recommand0ns cello
de NM. Wheeler & Wilson, rue du Canal
La derniere Sc trouve aussi 4 la Nlle-Or
leans, chez NJ. S. Locke, mais tout cour
tier peut la faire parvenir a ~quiconlue
en- ferait la demande, ct dams lie plus
BRET dGlai. Note de FEd5teur.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-28

MusARD- Par une coincidence assez
Grange, lie celebre chef d%'orchestre des
balls de rOpera, qu'on await surnomme
lie Napoleon du quadrille, est mort tout
,juste lie lcndcmain du bal de la mi-car6-
me, I'm de ces jours Oh jadis il await rha-
bitude d'etre porte en- triomphe par les
debardeurs en- delire. Sic transit gloria
mund;.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-28
Ua journal ataHen d Paris-I> On,

Tn Journal italien a Paras-L> Cour-
riier franco-ataliien Went d'obtenir duS ou-
vernement ~franeais lautorisation de
transformer en- Journal politique ct quo
tidien. Cette feuille qui, depuis 5 ans,
await da Sc renfermer dams la defense
DIES interets franco-italiens INDUSTRIES et
commerciaux, litteraires ct artistiques
Sc trouve ainsi en- position d'atteindre
son but reritablc, ct de realiser son OBJ
Jet essentiel, en- devenant rorgane des
rapports d'interst ct de sympathie poll
tiaue qui unissent Ia France a rIta1ie.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-28

LocoMor1oN AeR1EsNE-Ou ecrit de Pa
lis: Je ne sails trop quclle surprise GA
menage au public parisien, ma;s enlin on
lui en- prepare une. Je Siens daperce-
voir. dams un coin du Palais de Indus
trie, IN apparel assez waste, en- paple:
blanc, tout gonht de gaz, ayant Ia iorme
oblonguc, allongGe, dun grand poisson,
ct horde de bandes qui sembient devon
fairc l'ofiicc DIES ~nageolres. C'est un ap.
pareil de navigation asriennc;' c'est une
nouyclle tentative de ces Sntrepides
eherchcurs qu'aucun iusucces ne saurait
rcbuter, ct voulant, a tout prix, ouyrir
aux voyageurs une vote c~ertaine, sans
danger, dams les PLANES dc Fair.
On a nomme, deyant moi, Get inycn-
teur; c'est NJ. Meunier. Est-cc le rGdac
teur de Ii Sciences! Est-cc IN antrc iuvcn-
teur moins connu? Je ne saurais lc dire
aujourd'hui; mais eniin jai WI la machi-
ne. Malgre ses dimensions, un homme
la conduisait facilement ct Ia maintcnait
dune seule main.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-28
q W3MyR23
~ u AA
%saEp mi aIlI Will VII Uni. TII ll
Af W T. g e e s

DIT KENTUCKY ET DU MSSUiAL.
r f soussign4 Went de rrceroir dams son Ella
blisscment. situe a lIl6tei de Ia Gra!il'-
Levae. pres de- Moreanzt, 81 mulets dn Missouri.
81 ul grand noInbre d'eNeeIlcats chevauN he NoI-
tug, ct de snllc. .vcnartt dircct mant DE- St-Louls
II offre en- vcnte, reinstatement ceuN actucllt-
n.4nt dams sol Establishment, lnals il p2ut a'lssi.
an gre Ies achetcurs. ct s'ir commando, taire We
mir DIES ~chevaux de tout genre desdlts Etats; ceuX
uui II 'auront pas les conditions ~von4ues par lac
quereur. resteroni a fachargc IN yendcur.
II invite respectuensement les Labltan'- d.
cette paroisse 2 ~sislter son b2i etabiisselucnt
70 few. John Fl. GRAHAM.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-28

Emigration aoire-On ecrit de Baltl,
more que lie batiment de la societe de
colonisation, Mary !Caroline Stereas, a
mis- a la yoile pour la Liberie, avec. l53
emigrants, la plupart csclaves aflran-
CHS. 3 missionaries presbyt6riens les
accompaniment.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-28
LA QUESTION ITALIENNE
E2t EnpisaqGe pair les d5fffrens JurnGasz.

La nouvelle dc palliance f%rancorusse
est lie fat dominant auquel s'attachent
les commentaries de la presse. LIE Times
consacre a ce sujet IN article Oh il de-
montre la logique de cette alliance, sur
tout en- presence de la duplicite inces-
sante de PAngleterre a regard de la
France. ~ 7
Lies hommcs impartiauy, dit-il, peu-
vent a peine -etre ,surpris que la France
ait prefere Ia cooperation active dune
puissance pF6paree a contraindre au res
pect des traites ct des lois internationa-
les, Pennemi dominateur de rItalie, plu-
tot que la tiede ct incertaine sympathie
dun Etat don't les gouvernants Sc sont
positivement engages, en- endossant III
vertement les trois cinquiemes des actes
de PAutriche, sur lesquels Napoleon a
appele Ia decision &c pEurope.
"A l'appel de son imperial allie, Pan
gleterre a repondu en- depechant a Viennc
TN envoy6 " des Instructions dune
administration don't les chefs, lord Der
by, lord Malmesbury ct NJ. d'Israeli. ont
depuis declare leur parfaite conviction
que l'Autriche await le droit de conclure,
4 aEee les petits Etats italiens, ces melnes
traites que Ia France ct Europe ront
ssommae de justifer. La Russie, au con
traire., q fat echo 4 Ia voix dc Ia France,
en- p~roposant IN congress des grandes
-puissances, dams lequel toute la ques-
ton pit 6tre ouvertement debattue.
Dams &c contraste, il etait naturel ct raj
sonna5le qae ~l'empereur des Francois
trouvat d'amples motifs pour acceptcr L
concours cordial de la Russie. .
"L'AngIeterre, avec laquelle il a com
battu c~ote-a-cote pour la defense dune
cause de, nationalite ct d~independance
sur les rives de Ia mer Noire, a refuse
de Sc fer Asa sincerite quand il lui a de
81 mand6 son aide en- favour dc la meme
cause sur les riyes de Ia Mediterranee
La Russie, plus que desireuse de venge1
sur la maison de Hapsburg, la perfdi,
manifesto par ellie durant la guerre d,
Crimee, ct v~oulaRt renforcer les forces
neutres de lItalie dams lie sud de l'Euro
Be, s'est avancee %cosdialement pour re
pondre 4 l'appol de Ia France. Le sonve
rain f~ransais s'est entendu arvec A Ale
DIRE sur les propositions de 9 9 dernieI
qaelles au'elles soient, ct u menace in
sensee adressee par FAutriche a pEuro
pc. en- rejetant toutes les proposition
amicales qui on, etc faites successive
! ment, . fni par amasser le plus terrible
orage quit dit jamais menace son exis
tcace.p.
Mais dc tous les articles, Il plus re
marquable est oelaiauc pubic le Con
r;sr and Eaquirsr, omm Ief editorial
Prenant carfs:nent Ia Tribune 4 partie, j
arrive j lciinir De In maniAre i Ia fois /