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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18
State of Louisiana.

Parish of Poipte Coupee-Ninth District Cont
Mary Jane Taylor. wife of DR.. T. S Wilson vs. DR.
rs. Wilson. Husband.--No. 2llS.
BY virtue of. and to satisfy a writ Off. .fn. is
sued in the above entitled suit and to me direct
ed the Honorable the 9th District Court in and
for the parish and State aforesaid. to satisfy plain
till dcmiuld and cost, of suit. | have seized, and
offer at public sale at the Court House on
Saturday, thu ID doy Of .JuH, 1859.
at IL o'clock. A. VI. all the right. title and inter
est that the defendant has in and To the following
described proberty, to wit
Antony, negro man aged about Il years:
llarkcSs " % years.
One horse, 10 heads Of hogs:
One buggy. ] wagon; household furniture.
Terms ot mh-C0M. wM -Jppranement.
SEVERN PORClIE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupce. June II, 1859.
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For Sheriff.

Egs~ SEVERN PORCHE is a candidate for
reelection to the office Of Sheriff, subject to the
choice Of the Democratic party.
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIoT CoavEN-
rIoN.-Ihe Democratic Convention for
this Congressional District, will con-
Gvene at Vidalia, parish of Concordia, on
the third Monday in June next.
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Notice.. A. ROY, Attorney and '9u"'
sellor at Law, and Notary Public, has remote
his office next door to the Court House.
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1s- Hon. E G. Laville, who had both
legs brokAn by the explosion of the
Princess diedfa New Orleans on SUM-
day, 18th inst. -
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Democratic State Central Committee.

In accordance with a resolution Of the
Democratic State Convention, I have
appointed the following persons as mem
bers Of the Democratic State Central
.Committee:'
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FOR THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

E. La Sere, w. r. Miles, ID. d. With
ers, ] L.. Macanley, Andrew Smith, A.
P. Avcgno, j. Dirhammer, Joseph Ge-
nois. i. Warren Noise, w. E. Starke,
M. Nj. Simpson, j. b. Cotton, 4. Ii. Hatch,
Dennis Falvey, J. McCloskey.
First Congressional District-Peter
Marcy, e. W Lawrence.
Second Congressional District-Tra-
simon Landry, j. A.. Scudday.
Third Congressional District-John
.MtVea, w. +. Griffin.
Forth Congressional Dlstrict--A. Gar
rigues, Roland Jones.
w. W. PuGH.
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Let this be published for thirty days,
and if no opposition is made it will be
granted; and let the sum Of two thous-
and two hundred and eighty dollars
being the full amount of interest due
from the LIST April, lS5S--h equally div
ided between the above mined persons.
A. BOuANCHAUD,
Clerk of he Police Jury.
Pointe Coupee, June Is, 1859.
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$2S,750
JOHN Menus,
DAVID GAY, : Committee.
2. BouAscuAuD.
Pointe Coupee, June I, 1859.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
The following named persons were
designated to participate in the distri-
button of the Poydras Funds:
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Of the probable expenses
of the parish Of Iointe Coupce for the

Repairs to the jail............. $4,000
Incidental expenses 5000
M'Phaul Levee. 1900
Atchafalaya levees ...... ..... 5000
Jurors 1000
Grand Levee 1000
Raccourcl Levee. ........... 500
Grand Bay Levee. $500
Bridges 1000
Auditor and Attorney. ....... 800
Constable 200
Parish Tax Collector. 1900
Parish printer. $50
Inspectors of roads and levecs.. 1,400
Directors of patrols. 400
Police Jurors. 800
Parish Treasurer 1900
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TAkEN Up by Terence Samson. Jr. ON IN, m,
L and 9TH June. 1889. in from, OF the pI,n,a
ton OF Widow Terenr" Samson. va FAILS. r;y"r
Il large. l~ight-rcd OK, aged about, $ wears. l",,,
ears cropped. and I'VE Sits in each; ha, On ,h'
right side Of the neck, at the shoulder. a lar,,,
gland. probably oceasionrd by the collar: h..
horns, though Unjust perpendicular. incline 49,
meet over the head. No other visible mark "
Also. a m~iddllnS-sized BULL, aged abo1t ,
years. "i a ~d"er-rcd color. No visible mark,
The "f"y"-,iescrIhct animals were APPRAISED
by Mrs>rs. II. hnapS and I. tlrnryprt-1hr NV ~,
81, and the bIlil at Sd. If the pr"prietnrs de-
not conn forward and prove propcrty Within ,a
enty days from the ,Iltr of this notice tb.y ,iI,
be sold according 10 law. ClIAS. +. viz III
Justice of the Peace.
Pointe Conprr. June Is. 1859.
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"
joy Go WITH THEM.-We trust TIN
following paragraph is true to the letter
We find it in the Delta of Wednesday:
The Courier of this morning has the
following paragraph on the French side
"The Democrats will not be sorry t.
learn that the Honorable Pierre Soule
yesterday voted an open and entire X
n. ticket. 1t is superAuous to say what
was the vote of his complacent follow
ers."
The Know Nothing majority of yes
terday was slightly increased by the &C
c~ession of the body Of the Odd Fellows
Hall New Liners, many of whom arc
naturalized citizens.
1t will be an inexpressible relief to
the Democracy Of Louisiana to know
that his little squad of malcontents have
at length openly cut themselves loose
from the party. The K. Ms arc fully
welcome to their new friends. The as
sociatlon IS cmlnentIy approprIatcssshnd
one long predicted and expected by the
Democracy; consequently no one will
be surprised at the course the "body of
the Odd Fellows Hall New Liners" and
their illustrious leader have pursued.
Adieu, Peter! Again, Adieu!-Adrocate.
Poor Don Pedro! Beautifully and
well done, for an cx-Ministcr to Spain,
and an ex-Democratic T.. S. Senator.
There is nothing left him now but to
emigrate to his Chateau in the Pyrenees,
if Napoleon will let him do SO, or else
to his cocoa-nut Hacienda in Central
America. Farewell Peter! #.5
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

o LIEUTENANT-GovERNoR:
II. NJ II NJ S,
Of New Orleans.
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o ATTORNEY GENERAL:
TIIOS. j. SEMMES,
pcs" OF New Orleans.
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Ill. GuchO.
st. James Gueho.
Leo Lebeau.
Tleo. Sicard.
l.. J. Powell
Auguste 1Acour.
Joshua jewell.
T'roiville David.
John R. Herring.
r. Guidpt.
Aureliei Guidrot.
James +. Laydeld.
Thos. !. Burrows.
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From the the Evening Picayune, Jane lG.]
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
From the Seat of War

INTERESTING WAR .NEUS!
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FOR STATE TREASURER:
@ b.. J.. DEEREESE,
Of Jackson Parish.
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. FOR ArDFroR Of PUBLIC A%CCoENTs:
T.. w.
.ay42E Or lbtrvillc.
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
PLINY d. HARD y.
Of st. Landry.
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'hSiiilS ioSPSiJ iii1liiC
Prudence Gueho, .'
Eliza Bergefon,
Marguerite Delage
Augustine Robillard.
Celina Lacour,
Lodoiska Boiteux,
Madelaine Jarreau,
Mary Means,
Georgina Saisan,
Ciementine Jarreau,
Mary Rosa Palmer, =
Antigone Moniotte,
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC EnucATtoN:
9t'@ III. A. AVERY.
~. .g4aee Of Il. Baton Rouge.
SihI ~ FOR STATE SENATOR: -
q L D w A ID P H LIPS,
OF Pointe Coupee.
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CNy Intelligence.


FRE IN CoRILANDr STREET after 10 O'Clock yes
terday Sunday morning fro occurred at the Cortlandt
street Botel kept by s. Stebbins at No. 2s Cortland.
street The nremen were promptly at the premises and
extineuehed the FIRE before extended beyond the store
room in the basement where it originated II appears
that gtr named Ca,harine Garlic and porter named
Thomas Bolton were engaged drawing alcohol from
rel and that the girl applied lighted to tbs
bung hole Of the barrel when explosion took place.
burning her face and setting fire TO the promises The
damage to the stock and fixtures OF will be about
$500 Injured for 50 000 folowa:orh River So oOO
Hartford, OF Hartford, $1,000, Peter Cooper $1,000
and Connecticut $4,000. The baLdiDg ia owned by
s sad to be insured. There for short time con-
siderable excitement among the boardErs Of tho hotel G.
Anderson OF Georgia was robbed OF two gold watches
ana eome money IN Al !aued at about 500 Several Of
the servant girls also lost money ard property.
FIRE IN PINE SrREEr-Between one and two O'Clock no
Sunday morning, IRE was discovered by Mr.. Bassett,
one Of the Insurance patrol in the Merchants Dining
saloon, kept by Edward Riley, at Nos 81 and SO Pine
street. The alarm quickly gwen quickly res
ponded to by the 6remen, who with their usual prompt
nees put out the fire before extended much beyond its
place OF origin The damage done to the furniture, FIX
lures and stock will probably amount TO 900 Insured
for SIS 400, as folows-Rutgers, "a ,soo Williamsburg
City, - 600; Harmony, $500, and Relief, "a eco. We
learn from the ire Marshall who early the p-cmi
that the fire originated in small closet in the dining
saloon used for the purpose Of storing articles of stock
such sugao, preserves, soap, &C. How the Ore came
into the closet will be matter for the Marshal deveope
by investigation.
Boy DRowyzp.-Henry X. Lyons, boy about eleven
years old drowned 1t the foot Of Broome street on
Saturday last while play ing the string piece Deceased
climbing up and down pole which led to the water
when he slipped and fell into the river, and assistance
beng at hand the little fellow was drowned. Coroner
OKeefe held inquest the body. Deceased resided
at No. 70 East Broadway.
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Died..


AcYERxAS On Sunday, August Ii, WILLIAM PERSON,
youngest son OF Frederick ana Jane Alderman, aged
nopths and Is Gays.
Tns relatives and riends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this tMonday) afternoon at
calf past one O'clock from his late residence, No. 265
Nest Thirty secoud street The remains will be taken to
RABoocK.-Or Sunday, August H. henry ADAMS, iufant
aon OF l. e. and Helen A. Baocock, aged months and
days.
IRE remains will be taken to Fort Plain, New York,
fer inerment.
chester county, New York. after tedious Illness which
she bore with the most Christian foruce aud patience
AMELIA CAROLINE, vile Of John G. Bairnson Esq and
youngest daughter Of the late John Farthough, Of Dros
heda, Ireland.
am the resurrection and the life saith the Lord he
ive and whosoever iveth and beleveth In mo shall
never die.-st Johr, ii: Is, 20.
ss,SS sss o9ps abort and
Illness ALICIA H. the beloved wife Of Alexander Bal
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral nom her late residence,
Hamilton avenue, near Smith street, Brooklyn, this (lon
day. afternoon, q two O'Clock.
BRIoS, wife Of Eduard Briop.
tend the funeral this (Monday) afternoon two O'clock
rom Der late residence, No 400 Grand street.
vsR0.Sc0ir Bso0elyn on Sunday, August H. Of ma.
W. and Caroline Brown, aged year. month and days
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
ton.
BRrsH.On Saturday, August Is, LxwIs BRuu, aged 20
The relative. and friends Of tho family and the MON
bers Bedford street Methodist Episcopal church, are re-
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral, from tho resi-
dence Of hs brother, Rchard Brush No "a West Forty
fourth street. this (Aonday) afternoon at ono o'clock
CARsas Basn, Lon on Island on Sunday August H.
HARRixr HOWARD daue alter Of Edward T. and MARY AL
he relatives sndT fends Of the family also off, NJ Fer
guson are invited to attend the funeral from the resi
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STEAMBOAT COMMUNICATION BETWEEN OYsrKR BAY AND
NHw YORK, &c.--A meeting was hold Of Independence
hail. Oyster Bay, the 9Th instant in reference to
steamboat accommodations between that neghoorhood
and New York city, in which the Inhabitants Of the sur
rounding district took great interest Samuel J. Sum-
mers was called TO the chair, when lively discussion
was entered relative TO which steamboat line was most
deserving Of their support committee was appointed
70 report On the subject and the meeting adjourned to the
llth instant
At tho adjourned hour the 18th instant, Chas. G.
Summers, Eq called tho meeting order and james n
Burts, Esq being called to the chair; and the assen.
bagc (Which was large and Of the highest respecabiy
having been ably and eloquenty addressed by Messrs
Daniel Y. Ludlam james N. Burtis, Chas. G. Summers
John NJ snmms, Townsend Burr, Samuel s. Summers,
George ". Dcvor, Peter Y. Frye, George E. Dckerson
Vim. ". Strew, Thomas Colyer and ]. d. McCoua, the
following resolution offered by Samuel Y. LudIam and
seconded by Dr. Suew, was carried
Resolved, That we the inhabitants OF Oyster Bay and
ts vicinity pledge ourselves to pAronize the steam
boat May owcr Captain VIM. Fl. Wood any other boat
that Mr. Colyer may put upon the route between Cold
Spring, Oyster Bay, Huntington, Glen Cove, and New
York.
ire minutes Of the previous meeting then read
and approved.
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Ob9tunrY.

DEATH OF LIEUTENANT ARTHUR D. STANFORD, OF
THE REVENUE CUTTER HARRIET LANE
First Lieutenant Arthur d. Stanford, o. the United
States SERVICE and lately attached TO the steam
cutter Harriet Lane died Saturday last al the residence
Of Ray Tompkns Staten Island The complaint Of tho de-
ceased was eysipelas ofahe BRAIN from which he suffered
but the brief space Of forty eight hours. Lieutenant
was native Of Washington, D. o. thirty years Of age,
and was . stePson Of DR.. Charles Handy, Of that
cny. ne had been In tho revenue service actively
engaged FOR q number OF years, and had endeared
himself TO HIS brother officers and men by his urbAnity
OF manners and from The impartial manner In which he
discharged his several duties HIS remains were removed
yesterday from Mr. Tompkns' residence with the usual
honors and temporarily deposited In tho receiving vault
Ct Greenwood prior to their removal by his friends TO
Washington Among those who attended the funeral CO.
remouy. were Capt. Fsunce, Of the Harriet Lane; NJ B.
Brady, connection Of the deceased besides number OF
naval officers and other friends
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The Croton Water.
TO THE HDlToR OF THE HERALD

The present impure condition Of the Cro.on water Will
prove active Of dseaae Bowel &C npains have
rapidly increased in my own practices 40 perceive they
have In the practice Of others. some means are not
used 70 correct the evil the public health must suffer
greatly Charcoal improves, but does not entirely free
the water Of ito bad taste. send you sample tire ated
win charcoal In the following simple manner Il took
common tin pail, such sborers TO carry their da
ner In put In large piece Of charcoal could get
through the opening al the top, lot the il
until clear, then set aside for half hour, when
an you see It. II II docs improve tho wser Ii will DO Of
great benefit especially 10 the poor, because lie easy
simple, and roess nothing the coal u quito good for
burning when dried again, ], NCNVLTY,M D.
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COroncrs, Inuuests.

FATAL BUILDING observation-disclosures Gamble hold an
inquest at the New York Hospital on Saturday upon the
body Of . man named John Gillespie, who Was aociden
tally killed by falling into the area way Of tho now build
Ing in course OF erection In Worth strccs near Broad
wsy. The deceased was working near the edge or the
area when be lost his balance and prccptated 70 tho
cellar heueath distance OF twenty 70 feet receiv
ing fracture Of the skull and other injuries Of fatal
character. Verdict accidental death Deceased was
forty yecrs Of sso and WAS native Of Ireland,
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svsal 70 nifty H. word not ou'y be no objection its
bno,ps tnect out seuld acd TO tne injury Of denying
TIE oisils obligation, the excuse Of violating w oolsa
icp " ratDN.
Such dngs arc not TO bs expected can 81
DO discussed ws 'ne respect due 10 sovereiyn state
NEW YORK. July 8, 1859
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ARRIVAL OF THE GRAsADA-sPHou on Ftvraar-
Li1TLs NBws-- GREAT PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS OF
DOCTOR dAILLAsDET. ETC., ITO.
inc Uaised States NAL Steamship Granada, Captain
naf'sos Arrived 1 this port early yesterday morning
from Havana
INC 'ranada Left New Orleans the 9TH Of August for
ise" YORK, via Key West and Havana; arrived a. Key
West on mo morning Of the 9Th inst and sailed Gay
for Havana a which port she arrived on the evening OF
tie same day She sailed tho morning Of the 9th for
New York
The Grenada brings fy.iour passengers, fair cargo
and SAIL 079 80 In Specie for this potts. consigned thus
Geo. Henren. 1921 90
w. T. jenkins 256, 600 90
Metropolitan Bank 100 COO 90
4 Parvepstead Go. 409S GO
H. d. Long Observation-Disclosures. 612 90
d.. Gaillardet Of Now York Hotel notoriety, having
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15

HF'r-Its Diseases, Fail, Change OF Color
spd lis embt fshment treated carefully by CANADIAN
20 Tw eifih street, wcst side aad ear Broadway
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The Yachting CARNIVAL.
DUB SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.

NEW BEDFORD, August IL, 1859.
Sersnth Dcy'-Dratws from Necpnt and Arlpal a
Nep Bedford Incidents Of he T1p-ln Port Again
Rainy Weather.
We left Newport and all It, sayeties not without some
natural regrets Our youngsters had ne time Of it, riding
driving dancing and flirting with the demosees on shore
The same Matidas were not BY any resigned when
tho Commodoses at went forth, and Tho farylke cram
went dancing over the blue WATER sending back parting
salute to the pleasant old town. which seemed to say
good voyage and speedy return 70 you.
The orders 10 sail for New Bedford and heave to
of Carks point for the Commodore's orders The yachts
Of the third class left Newport $780, and the others al
1890. The Juliet widgeon Gypsy Znga Favorita and
Haze, got under weigh promptly M the time. The Maria
and MAdge five minutes later and the Julia and Rebecca
al l0A5. The Maria beat the fee. to tie ngnt arriving
there at 3o Arrived there all the larger yachts having
TO wait for the small ones, the line till 425
and ut $40 the feet anchored, each vessel saiutIng
the port with gun. The Madgie beat the schconers to
The light. The Una, Rebecca, Zinga, Julia and Gypsy
bad very agreeable contest The Una in first how
ever. The wind all day was light After passing Bren.
toms Reef The yachts hauled ccse on the wind until
they passed the Hen and Chickens.
The yachts entered port the same oder as Of New
York, OF which have already siven you description.
We made quite an excitement here aud the docks wore
crowded With our adr,irerr They understand in THE
Town what me model Ia and run great deal to fast
fcrses, clipper yachts, and beautiful boats One OF
the clubs dorned its uniform and meet u.s. In
the evening We threw up rockets fred guns played our
beet music, and were otherwise jubilant.
To dsy there IL IL rain storm which seems
liable to last longer than summer shower and which
will, OF course, regulate movements certain ex
tent We 60 hence TO Edgrto to day, wind and wea
Their permitting. There cruise ends and most CT the
yachts will return TO New York
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CENSUS OF SouTH CARoLrNA.--Ths State of South
Carolina 10 taking census, and 10 eeventcen parishes
ihcre decrease OF 1000 whites since 1855 while
the blacks have largely Increased,
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TIE THEATRES Very attractive bills are offered by most
Of the city theatres and places Of amusement for this even
ing and doubt the houses will be well attended, from
the strangers In town. Notwithstanding the heat
OF the weather
Nlbos will be enlvened by the tight rope performances
Of the RaveIs Gabriel appearing Godensk cool affair
for a summer night. Bianoo," fairy pantomme, will
be given by talented company.
Mazeppa" will be given at the National. Mr.. W. NJ
Ward sustaining the character
At Earnums Museum the Gale Sisters enter second
week. "Nora Cresna, or tho Hbernan Domestic" viii
be given in the afternoon when people ALTO enjoy
Peep at all The curiosities.
Byants Mnsrels arc, usual at the Mechanics Hal'
Broadway Woods Mnstrels Buckeyes Sereuaders, and
the Broadway Varieties unusually attractive, as may
be seen from the advertisements.
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Rupture Cured BY Marsh Il Co.'s Radical
truss They Asokeep nile Chaotic stospg 20 for
sius supporters and shoulder b.sces
tofnies made 70 order. No. Veeey Asof Eouse
Few York