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IHOse WHO prcIcr not sendInR money by mail, can
use
The Adams Express Company,
whereby money for Tickets, in sums of Ten Dollars
and upwards, can be sent us
At OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city town where they have an Office
The money and order must be enclosed in a "GOV.
Err, BENT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVELOPE' OF
the express cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
WOOD, EDDY CO., Augusta, Georgia.
or, WOO, EDDY CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington delaware.
Hs- A list OF the numbers that are drawn rom the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one Ia
entitled to- Will be published alter every drawing in
the following papers :-AuguStd Ga Constitutional
ist NeD Orleans Delta, Mobile RegISter Charleston
Standard Nashville Gazette atlanta Intelge1tcer Ael0
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Daily NeloS, RicA-
mOnd DiEpatch, Nelo York Dispatch, and PduIdi,l9
(Niss CldTiON, and Ltae Rock (Ark.) True DeB0cra
marlS-td
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TUE aaeeFkiEue6 has been appointed agent Cor
Il the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, and - 500
pFeFaF~d - exeSste ball3 u LAas shroagb 20 tas-
teur Ae9 lssk. fhiisdelFhlA er taltnaors exceed
snE isiseFa4 seEusA-
lie ~isI sso eater isss aFrsn sesaeats fer The dehv
sTy - oea1s frua any az tAa EASTERN GitFs ~ al
fzsats tAe Caz berlAnd river 81 rcasaaels r.tss
kaf lnfarsaAtsan Apply 10
JOHN H. AARRis, stsAmbost Aseas,
sexit-u AiAlzaEs, WnEkEEz a cois
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I'M ORDERING TICKETS ORCERTIFICATEs

Enclose the money TO our address for the Tickets
dered, receipt Of which they will be forwarded by
FIRST mail Purchasers can have tickets ending in any
ngurethey may designate.
The List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
aS- Purchasers will please write their signatures
PLAIN, and give their Post Othce, county and State
as- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
BILE III full without deduction
aS- All prizes OF 81 900 and under paid Immediate
ly alter the drawingother prizes at the usual
thirty days.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
-. s E;s..23 go g.
Winter Avrangcmcut.
TIME Table,
MORNING TRAIN. irfsvvooy rp,rv

MORNING TRAIN AFTERNOON rr,rN
Leaves Gallatr. 80 AN / Leave Gaihtm ! a. NJ
Arrive Edgehed, AN. arrive Edgcheld .aOP NJ
leave 80 10 g Lave $50
Arrive Galatin l.3O 4. NJ Arrive G7Ilpiin z. NJ
The Train leaving Gallatin al 80 A. NJ aud
Edgefeld at 10 A. ~, Connects az Gallatm with mail
coaches 10 and from Louisville The truln leaving
Edgeueli at 10 A NJ. and Gallatln at = " CON
meets with mails coachcs Co and from HartSvc aud
Carthage. only the morning train viii be run on
sundays.
II = Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage
and each passenger viii be allowed So H. free 4
charge VIII be made Tor extra baggage which must
be paid Ia the conductor Other articles uian bas-
gage, carried IN the baggage cars, viii b. charged
express freight, which be paid 10 the Agent cf
the Express Company.
Passengers taking their at Gaa,is and EDGE
neld, without purchasing tickets, VAL De charged 10
cents extra.
nov2s ROBT. MAcIFOn, sup't
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Magnificent Scheme
Observation-Disclosures.
B, $50 Prizes amounting to- 1920 600
Whole Tickets $40; HalvesS5; QuartersS So so
Certificates of Packages win be sold at the fol
TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN APRIL.

rn- Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will be sent TO any one DESTROYS of receivingit.
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To all fIie Eastern Cities.

ts't+ NtNeuh
chaug
soar Daily Trains.
FIRST TilAIN.-Gleyc Ptis bu-st ,tcub-uyiilet
and ueellF Lightning Atrr.s-aesNcs tiit iiati al
'cl,cG a "a All tifc FASTER cities Also Sprins-
leid.
Th.s tran stops between CaclHAti ana Columbus at
IA,yelaua, Morrow Arnia and London only.
SOUND fgAiS.-tleyeiand Express A4l--Ieaves
CincEnsIii ssOA. 81. Tor IHnkirk, Buiisio As~ YORK
Boston &C, Wheeling, fAtltin0re PHILADELPHIA >sl-
ngtun city
Ihis stops ali points between Cincinnati and
ColumbGy
TinRil TRAIN Accom- 0datiou-teaves Cincinnati
Al Az n. "a. lvT Sirlis llriu and CViurabls.
This Also uiAkes couHcetohs Tor Wilmington,
Lancaster and Zarsy lie IhEs tram stops Al ali points
between Clnciniaau snd Cuiumbgs-
fUl XIII ItiAiN---tlcS sand, ilttsburg and Wheel.
ing NlgbI EzpFrss-lrsyes CaelAuap ~ . 30 o'elOcE
4. a., Tor ali l4e kastcru cites
This train sioIs ~ al points between CinoinnAland
Columbus
NJ tram Sundays
Trasss run BY Columbus lime-s-ven minutesfaster
lkAu Cincinnati time.
Eor Through Tickets
AID all alOf lat4oL t4lEaaEat please Apply Al me
I1Iile Mani and yIngtou Lexington olee No.
Barustt House OF the Old Ofce southeast corner
Rroaa~zy and front, Opposite spencer House, OF a.
j. DURAND, Superintendent
EF FULLER, Generals iieKes Agent
TEX ONNIIIs LINZ calls fer passengers ~ All The
tna hotels for each aad every tram by leaving
directsaa ~ ellhef he Sbovc 0aecs VIII call Tor
rsv -. Il. a. klGGlAS. Conductor.
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Agricultural and Seed Store.
MIN HAM & CO.,
No. College street, near Church
Nashville, Tenn.
w f have opened an exclusive Seed and Agricul-
w tural store, and shall devote exclusive a
tenton 10 this branch 6 the business ana purchasers
rely upon beng supplied with lr, IA SIlIs aud
the most approved kinds OF Implements nd rnachues
our GARDEN SEIIs from n. Lambeth & sons
house aud all from the growth OF 1855, FIID
germinate
Sc T. ID $.
Clover, Timothy clean stripped Bloc Grass
Orchard Grass Herds Grass, Milict Hungarian Grass
Nusqnit, Usage orange, Perennial, Rye trass ana a
tuil assortment OF Garden Seeds, by pound paper
JanSi-2In CUNNINGHAM co.
Machines and Implements.
II 'HRESHEIes Reapcrs, straw Cutters Corn shelters
i Pan Mis-. HaTro~s, CultivHturs, C.rn Pianters
Portable GTist MAls Corn and Cob Crishers SCythes
Cradles Hoes, Horse and Hand Rakcs hilier's Carrot
& COttInsn, Peacuck Br.niy's steel Flows, Avry's
CEMENT
Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Paris, Land Plaster, &c
JAHSi-@m CUNNINGHAM A Co
Executors Sale of Real Estate.
TfNHE undersigned are now Offering az private sale
all that portion OF lane, iing the south side
OF the Charlotte Turnpike belonging the estate Il
the late Matthew Barrow deceased. The Lad lics in
full view, aud within about miles % the state
fourtecn 10 tweniy mine acres All Treating the
TURNPIKE road. Thea lands wl be ssld fAir pri-
ees aad on NberalIinse. Any persons Asshiag 10 ex
anime them 20 ascertan particulars IA relation 10
the teTHls, wlll please cali Joigh C. E4rro~,
the premises GU J. L X ". Brown, Real Estate
Agents, or The undersigned IN Nashville.
NJ. :. PITCHER,
q 4. IUkHEII,
septlo-tf Executors OF N. barrow decd
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STONE w AR E.

II NIX undersigned - having made, by ooHtrAot, and
Il 10 be soiis cred by lat Il April He2t 0iiowa:
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Rates Charged for Second-ClaSs Tickets.

Emgrants will be taken upon Deck ut reduced
prices ana from three t. ten dollars cheaper than by
any other route.
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PAULDgNo ANDERSON, CHURCH ANDERSON
Lebanon, ISrsa. NdskriIie, Tenn
P. & G.. ANDERSON,
wHousALK GRoc1Es, PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION NTS
AND pEALkES II
Brandies, Wines, Whisky, &C.,
ALSO,
Dealers I'm Bacon, Lard and Counr
Produce. OF every description,
Corner # Broad aAd CosleV, Sired,
NASHVILLE, TENNEsSER.

WE are now In receipt Of large and well
w assorted stock of Groceries. Liquors &c, to
which we invite the attention % the trade:
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Magnificent Scheme for March, 1859.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
sos, ASOl
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY!
CLASS
sPLENDID SCHEME

CLASS i,
o be drawn in Baltimore, Saturday, March 20, 1889
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FALSE RIVER

freedom to navigation, trade, and in
dustry.'
1t has been under Democratic rule
alone, that any acquisition of territory
has been made, or any permanent and
real national prosperity attained. And
yet each Democratic Administration has
been assalcd by the Opposition under
different names and combinations, with
/ all the violence that defeated malignity
could assume. The present Opposition
is but the echo Of its predecessors, en-
teebled in its venomous malignity by
time and distance.
The affair of Toedano shooting Or. R.
H. Graham on Monday night, 10Th ult.,
is regarded by all as an act Of justifa-
bic homicide. It looks very much like
an act of retribution. His murder of
Col. Loring, Of California, at the St.
Nicholas hotel in New York, was as ur-
provoked and uncalled for as ever such
an act could be, and nothing but the
hue and cry that he was Southerner
suffering martyrdom in the hands of the
Abolltionists, could have ever cleared
him. The difficulty which caused his
death grew out of his disappointment
at not receiving the nomination of city
physician--he attributing his defeat to
the vote or influence of Toledano.
The Indcdcndcnt Americans are rap
idly increasing their ranks On satur-
day night they made their nominations
for Sheriff, Clerks of Courts, etc, after
which they turned out to the number of
some thousands, and paraded the streets
with music and banners. Now that
they have shown undoubtcd strength
and ability to carry out their measures,
of timid citizens will enlist
under their banners.
As the Ncw-Liners some months ago
made a marriage of convenience with
the K. Ms, and before they ever dreamed
of the possibility that there might be
slip between the cup and the lip, it is
probable the Old-Liners will not, under
The peculiar circumstances Of the case,
make any regular nomination; but as it
appears to be free fight all around.
hey may pitch in, and if it should con-
:inue free, they may choose to come ont
)f it again, when satisfied with turn
Or two; Or they may say to the New
Liners, which think the more proba-
Die, Lay on, McDuff, and ID be he
who first cries hold-enough !"
PHGSIx
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IIHeeler & Wilson's
. Se w IN g. M a g h i n 9

Sc w inS M a 9 h Inc
is the NE PLUS ULTRA if all Sewing Machines--the
PAUL MORPHY OF CREATION!
N. B.-An Injunction was granted by the
United States Supreme Court in favor of Wheeler
& Wilson against G. B. Soat and others, prohi-
biting them from, directly or indirectly, making
using, vending. delivering, working. Or putting
into practice. operation or use, or in any wise
countcrfeiting or initiating the Wheeler 4 Will
sons Sewing Machines, or any part thereof, or
any machine containing said Improvements, Or
made in accordance Herewith.
Said injunction was granted by Chief Justice
Taney, on the 18th February, 1859, at a term of
the t. S. Circuit Court, I'd Circuit District of
the State of New York.
S~ Silk, Cotton and Woollen thread, of ev-
cry description, on spools made expressly for
machine use, constantly kept on hand
Rss- Depot of WHEELER Il WILSON'S
MACHINES, 120 Canal Street, New Orleans.
Apply to 5. IL. PECk, Agent
aS~ MEssRs. GRAUGNARD d CO., are
our authorized Agents at False River, parish of
Pointe Coupee
Pointe Coupee, Sept. 10, 1859.
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THE Zor-ayrs' Treasury ono hal

THE ZorAyEs' TREAsURY.-1f one half
of what is said of the Zouaves is au-
tIentic, they are the most singular body
of men in Christendom. Their propen-
sity for the whimsical was well Illus
tratcd on the late Fete Napoleon. Dur
ing the march of the troops along the
boulevards and the place Vendome, pub
lie attention was fixed on an elegantly
equipped little dog, strutting jauntiy
at the head Of the regiment OF Zouaves
of the Imperial Guard. From each side
of his tiny saddle box in the shape of
canteen was suspended-thus pre-
senting the appearance of a mule laden
with panniers, and On each Of these
boxes was written, The Zouavcs' Treas
ury" But these words were to every
one but themselves an enigma, which
they solved by relating the following
story: The dog was called Magenta"
because on the day of the terrible battle
of that name, he was found in house
from which the affrighted owners had
fed, and which had been destroyed by
French projectiles. One of the party.
out Of pity and because of the creatures
gentleness, adopted him. The dogs fl
deity, accompanying them on the march,
to the bivouac, and even to the field Of
battle, insured him kind treatment from
his new masters, and, after having par
taken their pcris, it was natural that
he should share in their trinmphs Nay,
more, to manifest their kindness for
their pro,ege, they attached to his head
several of the boquets that were show
cred on themselves during the morning.
And this characteristic Interpretation
was given to the inscription on the dog:
" Magenta to make himself useful" said
one of the soldiers, "must carry some
thing" "That's true," said another,
"but as he is not strong, we must give
him that which is lightest for US to BEAR"
"Then let us intrust to him our money" !"
added third And this was the orig
of the sentence, "The Zeuaves' Trea
ry."
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08
LEROY c. MORRIS,
private Secretary to the Governor,)
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,

BATON ROUGE, La,
D ESPECTFULLY offers his services in the
II above capacity. All orders entrusted to
him for the collection Of claims against the State
of whatever nature, will be promptly and faith
fully attended to, and at a reasonable rate of
compensation.
He will also attend to the entering of lands,
where parties desiring the same will furnish him
with the requisite data as to the locality, num-
Der of township, range, etc. Also, to the re-
demption of lands sold or forfeited to the State,
for non-payment Of taxes.
REFERENCES r. c. Wicklife. Hon. A. s
Heron, Baton Rouge ex-Gov. P. 0. Hebert,
1bervile parish; Gen. NJ. Grivet, Gen. John l.
Lewis, Hon. i. O. Ogden, Gen. John Armstrong
New Orleans; W. T. Scott, Esq, Carrollton; DIR,
J. W Butler, Natchitoches; 7. Z. r, Hatch, Esq.
Lake Providence. oSem
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THE DEMOCRAT.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
ON FALSE R1F E IL.
Office next door to the Court House:
SUBSCRIPTIONS:
THREE DOLLARS. PER ANNUM
INTIRLIBL Y IN 1D VANCE.
DgPayable at the Office. ISL
DVERTISING RATES.

For each square ofl0 lines rless, the first
insertion. ............Sl 90
For each additional insertion, pr square,. so
For professional and business cards. (includ-
ing paper.) not exceeding lines for II months
5 Is.
4 liberal discount made to ycahy advertisers
but their privilege will be strictly limited to their
own immediate and regular business and the
business of an advertising firm is na considered
as including that of its individual mmbers
Advertisements published at irregular inter
walls, 81 per square for each Insertion
Calls on persons to become canddaes will be
inserted as other advertisements, to be paid for
invariably in advance.
Announcing candidates for office, $1l to be
paid for in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the COW for
i; specified time will be inserted till forbid and
payment cXaCted.
Marriages and deaths are to be published as
news obituaries, tributes of respect, and funssl
invitations, as other advertisements.
nfs' Cards Of Personal character can olly
be published in this paper as advertisements, am
must be paid for IN ADVANCE. at double ad.
,crtising rates.
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.:G

Draw up by the machine in actual work.
leaving a ridge like a cord underneath utterly
objectionable for any fine work, where smooth
ing iron is ever required. This Grover& Baker
stitch can be unrayecd-thc Wheeler & Wilson
stitch cannot be unraveled at all
Cheap Sewing machines, like cheap watches.
are the dearest in the end. Chronometer and
Patent Lever Watches are known to be valuable
and reliable, and always command the highest
price; so with Sewing Machines The Wheeler
i Wilson Machine is the acknowledged Chrono-
meter and Patent Lever Of all Sewing Machines,
which, (while the absurd, entangled chain ridge
stitch, and :'Old Time Cog Wheel Shuttle" Ma
chimes are rapidly sinking in credit and price
into contempt and oblivion are deservcdly ta-
king the undisputed possession in public opin-
ion that was awarded them by Judge Meigs, Sc
cretary of the American Institute, who openly
certified, "There is but one Sewing Machine
and that is Wheeler d. Wilson'S
Wheeler & Wilson's Machines took last fall
the FIRST PRIMIUM at every State Fair held
in the United States, wherever they have con-
tended, WITHOUT ONE EXCEPTION. viz:
STATE OF MISSOURI. st. Louis.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. at Centralia
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, at Jackson.
STATE OF NEW YORK, at Syracuse.
STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
STATE OF MARYLAND. at Baltimore
STATE OF VIRGINIA, at Richmond
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, at Pittsburg
STATE OF KENTUCKY
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
STATE OF INDIANA.
And also at the Fairs i'll
CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS,
BALTIMORE.
RICHMOND.
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BUTCHER~
TO COTTON PLANTERS

HAVE bought the patent Of Messrs. W. r. 4
l Y. ): Provosts IrOn Screw and Le-
Yer Press, for the Parishes of East and West
fehclana and Pointes Coupee. This press is now
ahead OF all others in use, for durability, ccono-
my, strength. &c. and it is the same that took the
premium at the Mississippi State Fair, in 1858.
Inc saie OF the patent of this celebrated Press
,of the dlferent counties in the Southern States
i,as osen unprecedented; and it is generally pre-
om ou'eu t tnas IN few years, they will supercede
all other cotton Presses known.
\ word as to the cost of these presses II has
neen proven beyond the least possibility of a
aoup', that there has never been Press invented
nat can begin to compare with this one for cheap-
hess ny. therefore, il there is ANYTHING in economy
nes nnast certainly find great favor with the cot
YOU, YOU plahting portion OF our community. They
m t.h;oa X ges ont OF repair, are easily fixed and
has s So III 'nings into consideration. no Press
das.; esin peeh thought of by any mechanic thai
.aottnn -. p''se Vi so great a benefit to the
yer Press ou screw and Le-
IN tne language Of the Messrs. Proves. .,vo
slaim sl Ior this Press many advantages over all
sae fresses in use. The Press is we'll aaantas a., ~
any style OF Gin House, as it can be worked in
VI oat oi the lint room, taking up but little snaca
requires but little timber and must ha .lnraI,Ia
as all OF Its working parts are of iron. of preai
po"ef' as It combines both the lever and tbe
'rew; = M aad 50 simple that the negroes can work
=, = WIN dispatch. We can press any weight Of
oaies required with ease" u
suna.as; rs more easy to convince persons of the
er..y anpsa.'y 9. this press by showing it in full
operation this is to let planters know that hana u
que IN Bayou Sara, and will take pleasure ' in
IInonihg : mg It to any who may desire to purchase
: VIII also contract to put up these Presses m
NY plantation in the parishes of Pointe cnnnea
a,d ,as, East and West Feliciana. Orders particu-
@ras .a.y desired, as | wish to show planters the
T. aperlority Of Provost Press over ali others
'esnee' JeIl. IT. TENNEY.
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". ness Rr;a,a. ManaalIacturer al Of Saddles, Har-
Commerce and aus san aaps Collars &c. corner of
Sa duefs promptly attended to. nss naaa:- "a; All
a0ne with aeatness and dispatch. hspa1'f,ng ns1 Il
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EB~The official vote for GoveV
Tennessee was: For Harris, Deg 50
76,3l5; Netherland, Opposition,
Harris's majority, 8,l06.
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TO STG.7R PLANTERS.
THE VILLAGE WAREHOUSE.
TIE undersigned informs -

TIE undersigned informs ~
lfsG a the public that he has opened 49,
sa@ssnlsa large and commodious ware - 80
house. and that he is now ready to do all the
Kecefuing, Eorcartling s Storing business
at the Village Landing, near Raccourc. He
therefore socits the patronage of the planters OF
the Village, New Texas, and Raccourci, and the
public in general.
RATES OF CHARGES,
Cotton, per bale. 10 cts.
Sugar per hogshead. d........20
MolasSes. per barrel Is
Other produce and merchandise in proportion
L. V. PORCIIE.
Village, Sept 3, 1859. IT,
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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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SAN FRANCISCO.

NAN FKANVTNI{J.
If these facts do not establish reputation
We know not what can.
At the above named TWENTY FAIRS. all helh
last Autumn Qs5S)-at nearly all of them, the
boasted SINGER Shuttle Machine" DID CON
TEND, as well as Grover & Bakers. Weeds
Sloat's, Webster's, Bentholt's and twenty OF
more others; and ALL, in EVERY INSTACE
have been signally and fairly beaten. No ra.
tional man can now deny the fact that the
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NEW PRovERB-A thorn III the bush
IS worth two iu the hand.
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TAKEN Up.
DY MAD. AUGUST LEONARD, in the Vii
ID lage, near the store of Messrs. Eastwood 4
Loomis, a BAY MARE, about 10 or II years
old. with a white spot in the forehead and one in
the right eye. and has scar on the right hind
leg. She is about Il hands high.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property and pay the costs, she will be sold in
seventy days. at the Office Of the undersigned, as
the law directs
Bourgeois and NJ. Lacour at thirty dollars.
W. H. POOLE. J. F. 4th Ward
Pointe Coupee, July 80, 1859.