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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-09
IIarssr.. Ferry In.urgesi..-BroWu. ,

leader in The Harper. Ferry ar.r ~s. convicted Of
treason. sediion and murder, snd sentenced TO he hung
on Friday The y day Of December tu. We eHdsrnand
that bis Counsel will carry b. case % The Court q
Appeals. which win have tie rre. o. delaying the e..
ecuion 81 the sentence.
coppess iial proceeded with inmsiliairiy after
The conviction Of Brown. and he pronounced gail
y of the same offences.
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The Family visitor.

favorably noticed the appearance Of Neatly printed
'hse, with the above tile devoted 10 Religion. Lite.
ra,ars aud News" Published .eni.monllly at Cole.
faine, IN ihi. stale. BY William Potter We perceive.
hy notice IN ihsili number iia, the establishment
i.to v removed q Gainesville, md lhr paper 70 " -.
sued weekly Tho price sill 10 lie $3.50.
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marneii t,o,inty.

ffaraett County. Considerable eAeilsmen,
has Cor time existed 10 he couniy II Hhr.
meet il relation 70 the location Of ihe Coun House
and On election was held on Thursday the 27,h u.
tirno 70 decide the question. The vote stood, for
Ellington ga. for Toomet llo-ihe.e the name.
Of the Two places eOnteDdns for the honor The PeO-
pie Of the county having thus decided Gov. Ellis, by
virtue u the power vested in him BY The Legislature
ha. issued hisproeamai declaring LiIiingion hence
forth 10 b ths county seat ofllansIt county.
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TnE FesNca EMPEROR AND Mr.. MASON
The late lamented death OF our Minister
at the Court of the Tuileries, Mr.. Mason,
afforded the Emperor of the French an OPP
portunity OF signifying his personal and Off :
cial respect, not only for the deceased En-
yoy, but for the nation which he represented,
Of which Napoleon was not slow to avail
himself. and it ought to be thoroughly well
understood by our people that the highest
possible honors were paid to the memory oil
the American Minister by the express orders
of the Emperor in person. Napoleon was
far distant from Paris, at Biarrltz, in the
south of France, when the news Of Mr. Ma.
sons death reached him. lie inmediatel,
telegraphed to the capital command that hi
own private carriage should be sent to thu
funeral that all the officers of his household
then in Paris should be present, and that
battalion. with mufiled drums, should act a
escort at the church.
These orders were equivalent to the per
soaal presence Of the sovereign, which was
Of course, impossible in the circumstances
and their fall value, as indications of Tn
good will ielt by the French Emperor to
wards the United States, can hardly be pro
perly estimated, unless we remember tina
the technical diplomatic rank Of Mr.. Maso
as Minister Plenipotentiary put him Oh
somewhat lower footing in regard I'd Cour
etiquette than if he had been an ambassador
9 ambassadors alone ranking in the diplomat
hierarchy of Europe as the personal repre-
sentatlses of the soyereigns by whom the
are accredited. In this instance, as in $
many others, Napoleon departed from III
J strict usage Of the European Courts to &C
! knowledge the dignity It a free people.
" Times
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BIaeAwooa's EdInanrsh Magazine

for October. contains, !. Captain J. d. Spikes Disco.
very o. the Victoria NYanna Lake. The supposed source
ofihe Nile-ftom bis JouInal-Pau II. . Hor.e Deal.
ING 10 syra. is5i-PadII. O. The Luck o. I.adysacdc
Part VIII. 4 Mountaineering - The Alpine Club.
8 The Seaside il ihr Papil State. n Breton Ballad:
King Lauis's Page - The Crusaders Return. I. The
Legend Of Barney o'csuoll. 8. Sir William Hamilton.
Published By Leonard Scott & Co, New YorE,
Pdee SO per 4nnpm for any one Of The Reviews or
BIirkwood; o. any Two q the works. s.; f5r Black.
wopi mi he fur Reviews, $40
discount u twenty-five Der cent. from tic shove
prices will 10 allowed 10 Clubs onletlng four Or more
copies Of any one Or more Of these works.
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Gov. Wise has issued proclamation, of.
iering reward of $1,000 for The apprehension
81 Owen Brown, Barclay Coppie, Francis ..
Merism and q. p. Tidd, who we're engaged
N the liarper's Ferry outrage. Some one
has advertised reward Of ten Thousand dol.
lars. in The Richmond Wing. for the delivery
10 that city Of Joshua Il. Giddings.
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uli,lsborough military Academy.

IP' The Annual Examination will begin ON Mon
day next at half past nine O'Clock. The attendance
Of visitors is solicited
g. G. TEW, supt II. NJ
~~~<~<~<~-~-~~~~.
Change of SchedHie.-A change was made
last week in the schedule for running the trains on the
N. Carolina Railroad. We understand that hereafter
the trains are 10 run as follows:
Express Train East, passes Hborough at 3s AM
West 52lP.M.
Mail Train--gong East, u 5oP; NJ
West, 10 80 Am
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-09

fRhTRiclnE.-We understand that on Sat.
urjay last, Mr. James White, Of this county.
was shot 10 the neigllborhood of Scotland
Neck, Halifax county, BY his brother Mr..
Jerry White. The cause of the difficulty i
no. precisely known. They left The house
together. one with gun and the other with
a whip--a blow with the whip was supposed
to have been heard, when Tie gun vas fred
on, and Che wounded man discovered, who
died 20 few minutes. The survivor was
much distressed aud made 10 eIInrt 10 Is
cape fpr some time. bot finally went on aud
has not been taken. lie has left family.
The deceased has left a wife in feeble
health and seven children, in a destitute
conuition. TarJoroggi Souispner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-09

isina home mshdfaclures-manufactures In
cotton, manufactures in iron. manufactures
in everything that We produce; and what do
we not produce in the South
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-09

TIE Hon James c. Jones. formerly Gsvsraor Of Ten
ns..ee. and late United state. SENATOR. died a, Mem
phs on the e9lh utimo.
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4 MODEL GUygRvoR.

We are disposed % swar,l III proper praise
10 CIV. Packer, of Psnns, lvaIia, Tor hs
prompt rendition Of CDnk 10 the autharities
pl Virginia for trial. Had he refused, or
even delayed this act Of jasiice, there u M
telling the elect il would have hli 10 indam.
ing Tie population Of the Souill--lor even
Unien.losIng men can scarcely be expected
% esinre much love anil devotion Ior Un,on
which docs not Afford tllem Tie least protec.
ton from isnalical inrOaJs upnn their peace
aud quiet. II il should turn out that other
parties. resilind in 0ther States, are impli.
Gated 20 this horrible transaction, and the
Governor Of Virginia shoull make requisi.
tipas for them, W hope the example " Gy:
Packer Will nnt BE- last upon them. The
peaee and quiet 81 Tie Union demands that
all TIE guilty parties be promptly surrender.
ed 70 the proper authorities 10 be dealt with
a. the law shall direct; sud any failure on
the part Of the authorities of the North would
be attended wit, the worst possible results.
In this connection We spbioin tie following
from the Fredericksburg News:
IelgsJWg iglsAigtBref.
Two MoDEL GoyEnSoR.. Wise
81 this State and Governor Packer of Pen.
nsjlssnia, have each recently exhibited 4
devotion 10 their country cause which should
not only be read Of them by all men, bat
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-09

We ought not to judge Of the merit If a
man BY his great qualities, but by the use
which he makes Of them.
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LErrER FRoM eEy. WOOL 81 AKNonEs

LETTER FROM GEN wool on ARMORIEs.
The following is an extract from letter
written nv Major General WOOL, TO gentle
man IN Richmond, Va:
"The occurrence Il liarper's Ferry. show
the folly Of leaving Armories without mill.
tary protection. The neglect, no doubt. IN.
daeel Brown ;utstahii,h himself IN the neigh
bprhnoh ~ IIarpers Ferry. II il little else
than invitation To vioiaters 81 law aid order
10 scpply themselves with United States
arms, and with these IL execute their diaholi.
cal purposes. II Brown had prevailed on
sixur sryen hundred slaves to join him, a.
was at irst reported. being 10 possession Of
the Armnr, he could lave armed them. III
sncN ease, The consequence might have
been fclrial in,lred Temptation sbnnid mt
be held ott q thn.e WIN wolld excite the
slaves 10 in,urecrinn.
Under Mr.. CalhDln's Administration Of
the War Department. Armories. as well az
Arsenals, were placed under the superinten.
,Ience u military officers. they are militia.
RI establishments. and should be under the
control ~ military men. with guard to pro.
tect aud defend them. This ought to be
more especially the case with all such estab.
iishments in tie Southern States. and, IL for
no other purpose, to guard against attempt,
like Browns. least they should happen in 10.
caities where the result might be much more
disastrous than at Harper's Ferry.
"The cost 81 the Armuries and Arsenals
including arms and other munitions Of war
stored in them. amount 10 many millions
This above all other property. should b,
guarded and protected against insurreetIon.
lists VI filabuHers, whether established in Ii,
North % South. In no country is public
property 50 little regarded. Or 50 little caret
Tor, Al in the United States We hay,
erectril, from Maine 10 Texas, Qualifications
armories and arsepals. at enormous expense
most Of which are without guard to protect
them even from the common incendiary
Each Of these establishments contains larg,
amounts ia arms and munitions Of war, fro1
which the vile and vicious could al any timt
supply themselves with the means 81 cxeeut
ihg their nciarigus intentions, and thus IL ia,
] been for many years. This ought 20 be cor
fected or guarded against. A narauder o.
the ocean might iay many Of our cities ant
towns, although Qualifications have been erect
ed for their defence, under contribution
without the Gear u capture Or resistance
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-09

How DUELLISe was STOPPED IN lLLlsoIs.--
Ii inorallzins upon duellipg, tie Chicago
Press and Tribune informs Us how the law
became a dead letter 10 Illinois. by reyiting
The history Of the frst and only duel ever
fought 10 that State. IL the year 1890,
Alphonso stewart and William Bennett
fought W,ih rifles III 81. Clair county. and
stewart fell MORALLY wounded on the FIRST
fire. Bennett made his escape into Arkansas,
where he remained two years. His where.
abouis was discovered, he was arrested,
brought hack, indicted, tried, convicted Of
murder. and esccuted. Governor Bond WIS
besieged days and weeks by the barbarian
disciples 81 tie code, clamoring for the
sreich's pardon. bat Nc closed his door
against petition and entreaty. and william
Bennett dangled a, a rope end, in the pre-
senee Of some thousands Of spectators. who
took 10 a great moral lesson. This was the
first and Las, duel ever fought on the soil Of
Illinois, and il eltctuaIly crushed ont MI res.
poet lor The bloody code in that State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-09
Change OF Schedule. "A change was
Presbyterian synod. Tho synod Of Norl

Presbyterian synod. The synod Of North
Carolina mel in the City Hall in Wilmington at seven
o'clock in the evening of "Wednesday the I'd instant.
The opening sermon was delivered BY the Rev Mr..
Doll, late Moderator. 2 8#
The Rev. Frederick X. Nash was elected Modera
tor, and the Rev. Messrs. Laery aud Junken chosen
Clerks
On Thursday the Synod engaged chiefly with
the ordinary routine business Of such bodies Friday
occupied in hearing appeals and complaints from
decisions Of the Presbyey Of Fayetteville, interesting
only 10 Inc parties c5nccrncd The case was likely to
occupy much Of saturday.
On Friday evening the Synod was addressed by the
Rev. DR.. Wilson. o. New York, and by the Rev. Mr.,
Mstioon, Missionary lately returned from Siam. Mr.
Matioons address was in advocacy Of the Missionary
cause, and in explanation ef Missionary movements ia
the distant regions which have formed the theatre o
his eEertions. sGN
slatesyiIe was hIei upon as the place for the next
meeting Of the synod.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-09

Fire In fkaieIgh.-Aboui two ocIock on " Cd
nesday morning last Gre discovered 10 the grocery
store Of Jordan Wombe, Esq. Harse,t street, east
Of Fayetteville street. il Raleigh The Ere had attain
ca such hsadway when fst discovered tiai efforts
could stop lis progress Until the wood sok o. The buid
ing aud III lis content. above the ground 5or de-
sIoyed. BY great exertions the FIRE fortunately
arrested here and the contents crths cellar saved. 10
thi. we've stored quantity Of merchandise among
which we're more than my barrels Of sPiri,s; hal i
reached these The destruction would doob,Ie.s have
been more extended NJ womhle's loss i estimated
10 be between Eve and seven THOUSAND dollars Of
Il insured.
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"a VALuARLF pRgsGST.-The senior Editor
Of the RiLebet! City State ha,bcen present.
ed wiilla beautii0Ihorse BY bis Wig friends
81 Per1uimans.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08
LE DEMOCRATIC
EST public TOUS LES SAMEDlS
PAR P. A. ROY.
L. Eureauy ct Atclinrs sont situts aupres dc
la MaisOn dc Cour
ABON \ L NJ L y T:
TROIS PIASTRES PAR AN.
at,y~ PA YIBLES UI TINCE a5a
PRIX DES .ANNONCES.

Pour cha1ua carrt de dix lignes on moins.
pour l., premiere insertion .........Sl OF
Pour chaque insertion adlitionuelle. par
carre 81
Pour toute annonce Indignant la lTofession
ct lie domcile, ct q,li n'cxcGlcra pas IL
en"-. avec Announcement al jourual,par an.lj ON
Ins diminuton liberae Sera faitcaux person.
nrs aui s'ahonneront a l'annee pourla puIlic;,-
ton dc !e,,rS annonces: maiS leur privilege scl;,
rci cement borne a leur genre d affairs; ct il ne
sra jamais permis !; une naiSon dc commerce d..
Sc prevaloir de son privilege d'abonnenent an
nuel pour fiire publier. sans rttrbutior. les
nonc.s ayant rapport aux interets particulars d.
srs divers associes.
Toute annonce pulliee par intervalles, sera
pas &c All !auX 'une piastre par carre.
Tote annonce on lettre nyitant quclqu'm !,
Sc METRE sur leg rangs CONNIE cantlitlat ale
place un emploi queconque. sera payecsu
tauS orlinaire d une plastre par carre, ct hhpura
Uemxnt araace
Toute annonce de candidat scra payee DIN
PIASTKES. ct daraare.
Toute annonce don't lie nombre dinsertions
nest pas specific, veralemrnt GU par ecrit, scra
inserte irlsqua nouvel orlrc. au taux or,linairc
Lees marriages ct les deces scront publits com
me fats de chronigue locale: mais tout necrolog
oa autre tribut dc respect, scra take CONNIE an
nonce.
Nul ecrit dune nature pcrsonnclle ne polrr;.
ftre admis dams nos colonies que CONNIE annorl-
c.. d'uN pia>rts le carrt, ct payable Hrartiile-
raent IataRce.
is~Toute annonce i fnoins qrl' n en- soft or
d"ant anlrrmcnt, sera puhliee en fiancais ct en-
augials. ct payee All tauN cl-dessus
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08

pe'1te barquc jusqu'au trois-m;its, sill
lonnalcnt Ia Tamisc dams tous les sens
CT afhoraIcnt Ieurs pavllons. Tous les
mats ctalcnt pavoists ct tout lc long dcs
cotes, Il chaque tenttre, il y await unc
loret de tctcs lunaiilcs. Dcs pieces d'ar-
t'1lce etaIcnt chaquc instant tirtes ct
ajontaicnt d l'animation dc Ia scene,
Lheurc du depart ttait fixee i sent
henrcs prcciscs, mais ce nest qua sent
I'enrcs ct drnj que lie giyantesquc ma
vlre, remorqut par quatrc vapcurs lilli-
put'cnS' s'cst obranl6 aux applaudissc-
mcnts nnanimcs dc la foule enthusiastic
sa'dant Iulm6me dc scs roues euormes
CT dc sa pnlssantc htIice. lie capitaiuc
Harrison, qul est charge du commandc-
ment, ctalt scul sur Ia caissc dos roncs
avcc NJ. William Atkinson, pilotc de |,
Iam'sc, charge de lie conduire jusqu'au
More; TN autrc pilotc ctait a rarriere. II
y await pcu dc monde sur l'immcnse pont
du navirc, la Compagnic n'ayant acccp-
te que les dircctcurs ct quclques pct
sonnes priviltgites. Un corps de lnusi-
que jouait tous les airs nationa1x dc Ia
Grandc Brctagne, parmi Iesqucls domi-
naicnt Cod sore tie Queen ct Rulc Bli-
tannin.
"Dc Dcptford 4 Greenwich, Ia travcr
see est courte ct s'est E.itc sans Ia moi,
Dire dficultG, ma]gr1 les dctou,s capri
clcux du lcuvc dams cctte partie dc son
cours. A Blackwall, la force du vent ct
dc la marte, agissant dams le memo sens
'nttalherent un instant rarrierc du ma
Vlre trop tortement sur la cote: il V emf
IN instant d'arr6t dams la marchc ius.
lu1cl raplde ct majestucusc du Gycuf-
Fanxiett regina sur tous les vi
'agcs; mais au bout de 1uolqucs minutes
1attente, les qnatre remorqucurs, assis
'cs dun cinqniene yapeur parvinrcnt a
Ia prouc au milieu du canal, ct
e nav're rcprit sa marche a la grandc
one de ce peuple immense qui redoutait
IN echec, ct a neuf hcures moius nm
lnart, il s'avancait sans lc moindrc ac-
ldent dcvant l'entree des docks de Ia
'ompasnie des Indes II ysayait encore
Iuelquc dif1iculte pour lie passage des
leandfes tOrtucux en- avant de WOOL
'lch; mals le passage Sc fit sans acci-
cnt.'
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08

TERREs Il Is cESrs.-En ycrtu des
aetes de graduation de 1851 ct 1859, il
est ouvert une vente de terres de IEtat
d 75c. facre, dams les paroisscs de Ii
vlngsten, Sabine, sCalcasieu, Claiborne,
Bicnville, Jackson, Union, Winn, Wash
ington, st.-Hclena, st-Tammany, Bos-
sier, De Soto, Natclitoches, Rapides ct
Caddo. Chaque individu, homme ou
femme, pcut en- aoheter $40 acres, a la
condition de dtclarer dcvant un juge-de
palz, quill ma point fait application pour
plus &c $40 acres.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08
g., g., y \ \, 3 q,
VENTE
Ce Travaux PubIics.

l. sf'hA OFF>ERT. par lie President tl1I Jur,
i de Police. a Ia Maison d. Cour dc cette pa,
ruiSSc, IL
Somedi, 22mc jour dOdobre 1859,
a 10 h. A. NJ par adjudication publ que ct an ra
ba!S, les traYaux pubIics ci-apres dGsisnes. sa
v,ir:-
i Les rtparations a cNtcutcr 4 la lcyte de
la Grandt-Eae.
= La construction ct les PREPARATIONS le>
points exlstant sur lie chcmin al'ant du BAYOU
fordoche Ia rviere Atchafllayu, Zee chcmin
est connu sous lr nom de chcmn de lEtat)
3 Les rtparatous a executor au grand pont
1n Chcmin Neuf
- Les reparations "a executor au pont DC la
Dccharge.
o La construction De la lcvtc M.phanl,
Les adjndicataircs davront fouroir leur o|,i
Sa'lon avec bonne caution soidaire. n Ia salts
lactlon ou PRESIDENT du Juri de Police. atn de
Sarantlr la partaite execution dcsdits travanx
commencement aux Rcglcments du Juri de Police
sous inspection ct a la satisfaction des insDrc
teurs reSpectlts des districts Oh dcyront Gtre rxt
cutes lts'lits travaux.
Par ordrc du President:
ALCIDE BOUANCHN'D,
Greilicr du Jtri dc Police
IOlnte-Couree, cc octobre 1859
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08
1Hi "a UX PTBLICS,

Nos 'cctels pcuvent s'apcrcevuir pa
les procedure de la dcrniere s,:,uce i,
Irl de police qie nous publions amour
| diItll, que nous scmblons eutrer dan:
nne ere "ourelle, sus lc rapport dcs Ira
vaux publics. G Me matitrc a ttt: for
tcment discutte !, / dcrnere assemble
lie Get honorable cork, ct tout nous fat
"sptrer, qu'tclaire pa rexptrencc le
Systcme auquel sont soenis nos travauy
ne pcnt que s'alnclorcr.
II y a Gu jusqu'l ce jour dcux mamie.
res dc proctder i &C sujct.
Autrefois, 81 nous ne no,s trompons
ces travaux etaient i la chsgc des llabi-
tants, qui les exGcutaicnt 4 bur loisir ct
sans plan determine.
Puls on a essayG I'm system spccier,x
an premier abord: cclui dcs.ontrats
On pcns6 quill valait mieux, / paide
appropriations sut1isantcs ct te,;ours
considGrables, avoir affaire Il un cotrac-
teur responsible, qui put executor cetra-
vail dams dcs conditions determines
ct sans nul trouble ulterieur.
Chac'ln dc ccs systemes pcut avoir s.
avantagcs ct scs announcements: les de
tractcurs, tout autant que les proneurs
he manqnent nj a Fun nj a rautre, ct
nous concevons sans peine l'altcrnatiye
pleine d'anxiGtt; OIL sc trouvent les mem.
bres de notre juri de police. Dependant
nous avons confancc dams leur sagessc,
ct nous pouvons d'avance repondrc que
le systeme auquel lis s'arr6tcront, fini-
ra par porter d'hcurcux fruits.
Nous sommes revenus, en- effct "a l'anc Ell
systeme, modife il est vrai. Dorenayant
les chenlins restent a la charge des ha-
bitants, sur lesquels retombent en- plus
IA charge dc certains travaux publics i;
dams reneeinte. des districts
.espectifs de travaux publics, dams les
luels Ills sont inc|us.
Cette take indirccte, celle du rapau,
sura pour cffet certain de diminuer lie
nontant de Ia take argent, dc raugmen-
'atlon dc laquelle ON Sc plant constam-
hent On comprend sans peine que &C.
. nc puIssc pas avoir lieu Immediate
heht; mals il faut resperer, cette dimi-
iat'on s'accomplira dams un temps rap
oroehe.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08

Vo1TuEE vApEUR.-M Fisher, dc Pa
terson (New-Jersey) a construit rtcem-
ment une voiture a vapeur, qui promet
davoir du success. Ccs jours dernicrs,
voulant faire Pcssai sur une assez gran
dc distance, il pris avec lui douze com
pasnons de voyage ct s'est rcndu dams
sa voiture d Aquackanonck, par lie che
min ordinaire. Dams les lieux OH la
route Gtait horizontale ct en- bon etat. le
vtIlicule courait avec une rapidite dc Is
miles lheure. :
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08
EIAT DE La LOUISIANA.
I0TO1sse dp la Pr -To,tnsg

Paroisse de Ia Pte-Coupee
TE. SOCSSIGE, sTr6sorier de Paroisse. onrira;
en- vente publique, a la Maison de Cour de
cettc paroisse le
SAAEDI, 20 OCTOBRE, 1859,
II henres A. NJ, Ia propri6tt suivante apparte-
nant aux eeoles pubiiques. savoir.
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE situe sur lie Ra-
you Grosse-Tete, etant lt section If d:,ns le
to"nshlp b, Fan5ee Est, consenant environ s.
60lloD acres.
Iernees ct condt5ons de Ia rente::
Dix pour cent payable compliant. ct le rest..
en- neuf ternes annuels ct tgaux. les billets por-
tant interets de date iasgu'au Placement a raison
de hut pour cent Fan, ct une hypothequc sns-
c'ale sera retenue sur la proprett; vendue ius--
q. au Tarfait ct final EEsielnent du eapital ct dcs
interets. Ii, PATIN a1S
Tr6sorier d. par9;ssc
foihte-coun1c, 4 septclabre; 1875
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08

ELECTIONS. EN- scAllFoRs1E.-Il ressort
des retours de rslection tenue deruiere-
ment en- California que Milton S. Latham
a etc e'u gouverneur dc Get Etat. sa
malorlte atteindra probablement 10000.
Mn. Scott ct Barch sont sans doute elus
membres n n da Congress. Les deux BRAN
ches de Ia Legislature auront une maio-
rite pronounce dc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ton.