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the plantation of CT

Is FROM the plantation of Charles Booksh:
on Bayou Crosse Tete, parish of lserville.
Afve miles below the Depot, on Saturday
last, 2lst instant. a shave named JACK, and
calls himself Hall back. Said slave is a grif
aged about 20 years; measures S feet 6 or !
inches in height; is strongly built; wears mus
taches, of sulien look; and il an American Negro
lately from Georgia.
A reasonable reward will be paid to any per
son who will arrest aud lodge in Jail, OF. deliver
to the subscriber the aforesaid slave.
Bayou Crosse Tete, Iberville, May %, 1853.
my28-tf.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-28

Russo-FREHcH TREATY. - Collateral
proofs Of the existence of a secret az.
rangement or understanding between
the French and Russian Emperors are
daily arising, and it 10 believed that the
treaty or understanding is menacing to
English interests.
The Cabinets Of London and BeIlin
have, however, resolved upon maintain
ing a strict neutrality, so long as the
war is confined to Italy.
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Ten BRoEcK's HoRsE A WIasER.-Liv.
erpool, May .1l.-At the great New
Market race, Mr.. Ten Blocks Prioress
won the Queens plate.
Prioress beat Pelestar, who came in
second by twenty lengths.
The two thousand guinea stake was
won by Promised Land.
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The State of Louisiana.

Parish OF. Pointe Coupee-Ninth District eort.
Mary Jane M.Rac, Wife. VS.. Robert ". M'Rar,
Uusband.-No. 2Z45.
THIS case was taken up for trial pursuant 10
l. adjournment. aid the Court having cons'd-
cred the evidence adduced, and the law aud e.
idence being in favor Of the same
1t is therefore ordered. adjudged and decreed
that the Plaintiff, Mary Jane Bislana, 40 nave
Judgment against her husband, Robert v. M'kaei
that she be decreed to he separated in properly
from him, and authorized to administer her er
tate without the assistance OF. her said hnsbanaT
that the community formerly existing between
them be dissolved, reserving to Plaihhil the
right to claim hereafter any money which may
h. due her for her paraphernal rights from WHOM
socver she may be entitled to claim the sum.
A. d. M. HARRISON,
April 29th, 1859. Judge 9th District
A true copy.
A. BouAScHAUD, Dep'y Clerk. my24.
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rs hereby given to all persons concerned. that
i Oscar Bergeron, administrator OF the sue
cession OF Evariste Bertoniere, deceased
has fled his fnal tableau of distribution OF the
funds of said succession in the Ninth District
Court, in and for the Parish of Pointe Coupee:
and that if no opposition is made to said tablcau
within ten days from the publication of this no
tice, the sam will be homologated and approved
by said Court. "A.
May 20, 1859. CLERK.
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ID = y O q 4 o ".

THE DEMOCRATS Of the parish Of rointe
Goupee are requested to meet at their respective
election PRECINCTS, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of June, 1853,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock i. II. and 4
o'clock r. - ard select, by ballot, candidates
for the State Legislature, Sheriff, CLERK, and ASS.
u. essoF. LIB .DAYRTES.
Sss5 n. BEAUVAIS. eecie'af'es.
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Democratic Parish Convention.

Democratic Parish Convention.
The delegates from the several Wards
met al the Court House on Saturday
last, when and where the following per
SOM were chosen as delegates to the
STATE CONVENTIONS: Pierre Porche,
Joseph H. Moore, P. Eche1ard, E. l.
Jewell, and Charles Poydras.
'CoxcREss1oSAL CONVENTION: P. Eche'
lard, W. II. Harbour, 0. Lejeune, L. B,
Dayrics, and c. N. Rowley.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION: VIM. Beatty,
J. L. Matthews, P. 4. Roy, Jonas Plat,
and V. Gosserand.
The Convention decided that the nom.
nations of candidates for the State LIE.
gislature and parish officers should take
place on Saturday, the 18th of June next.
by primary election; polls to be held by
the voters, in their respective Wards,
between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 4 P. N.
The newly appointed Central Com
mittee will meet at the Court House on
Saturday, the 25th June, to count the
votes and announce the result.
The following resolutions We're then
adopted:
Resolved, (the parish of Concordia
concurring,) That a Convention be held
at Vidalia, on the Sd Monday Of June,
to nominate a candidate for the Office Of
District Attorney.
Resolved (the parishes of Avoyelles
and West Feliciana concurring,) That
a Convention be held at Bayou Sara, on
Monday, the 18th June, for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for the State
Senate.
Resolved, That u delegates to the
State Convention be authorised to repre-.
sent this parish in the Convention to be
held to nominate a candidate for the Of
fee of Commissioner of Public Works.
Resol,e ed, That the Democrats of the
parish be requested to meet at their re-
spective prccints, on Saturday, the 18th
Of June, between the hours of 10 A. NJ.
and i ,. NJ, and select, by ballot, candi-
dates for the State Legislature, Sheriff,
Clerk and Assessor.
Resolved, That the votes cast in each
Ward be transmitted Ivy the commits
%sioners to- the President of the Central
Committee, and that the Central Com
mittee meet at the Court House, on Sa-
turday, the 25th June, for the purpose
Of assuming and counting the ballots
and declaring who are the nominees.
The following persons were chosen as
members Of the Central Committee for
the ensuing two years:
Frs: Ward-Jas. A. Miller.
Second Ward.-J. j. MCrea.
Third Ward.-Jonas Platt.
Fourth Ward.-Ovide Lejeune.
Fifth Ward.--Eugene Tircuit.
Sizh Ward.-Edwm Jewell.
ScrenM Ward.-Wm. Beatty.
Eighth Ward.-Pierre. Porche.
Ninth Ward.-P. Echelard.
Tenth Ward-P. A. Roy.
Eleventh. Ward.-P. @. Lebeau.
ToeIfM Ward.-Desoliye Lejeune.
Thirteenth Wayd.-Ovide Barra.
Fourteenth Ward.-J. Reynolds.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Pointe Cou-
pee Democrat, Pointe Gonpee Echo, Ba-
ton Rouge Advocate, Bayou Sara Led
ger, Marksville Villager, Central Organ,
and Corcondia Intelligencer..
Then the meeting adjourned.
T. G. MINTIRE, President.
L. B. DAYR1Es, coo
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For District Attorney.

Va We are requested to- announce JULIEN
MICHEL, ESQ, as a candidate to the Office OF
District Attorney, 9th District, subject to the
choice Of the Democratic party. =
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State of Louisiana.

Ninth District Court-Parisb of Poinle oooP'''
J. B. johnson Va. His Criditors.-No Il
NOTICE ID hereby given to ~honaoe as;.s,s
In may concern, that a meeting OF inc e !. hosore
of the insolvent J. B. johnson, will be heia p ~.
John Mnbius, Recorder Of the Parish Oh i"A"
Coupee, at his Office, on ,osa
7. esdoy, 7h Day Of Junt, isas H.. Of
at II o'clock. H., to deliberate upon she hs exc.
said insolveht, touching the interests Oh \. s,1.
ditors, to elect a Syndic. and to h1 'ern'
of the property surrendered. ,o.nv Clerk.
Pointe Coupee, April so, 1859.
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.gE- SEVERN PORCHE is a candidate fo
reelection to the Office of Sheriff, subject to tn
choice Of the Democratic party. ing
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Beecher says that many persons think
Sunday is a sponge with which to wipe
out the sins Of the week.
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~ 'TsHIRn CONGRESSIONAL DIsrR1eT CoHrEH.
rfoS.-The Democratic Convention for
this Congressional District, will con-
vene at Yidalia, parish Of Concordia, on
the third Monday in June next.
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AsoTHEa GRevAssz.--The Baton Rouge
Gazette and Comet says that another
crerassc has occurred in West Baton
Rouge, a short distance above Loblenns
store.
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Notice.-P. A. ROY, Attorney ana w.
selIor at Law, aud Notary Public aus
h,s Office next door 2 the Cont Hc''fe.
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New ORLEANS, May oath, 1859.

Editor Of the Democrat: Our city is
very fast settling down from the
noise and hustle of the winter, produ'
ced by the vast amount of labor allotted
to that season. The beautiful spring,
soAshort in this climate, but so delight
fully sweet withal, has now fairly set
in. Men of business, who during the
past season could scarcely find time to
enjoy, comfortably, the indispensable
refrcshment of q good meal, are now
seen, in the cool of the evening, prom.
enading Canal street, or sitting i'll their
doors with their families, to enjoy the
soothing breeze.
Canal street is perfectly enchanting:
The dry-goods stores and millinery es-
Establishments in that favored street vie
with each other in setting off at most
advantage their beautiful wares. Some
of the shop windows deserve really to
be classed among works of art, and dis
play much good taste and a considerable
degree of artistic skill in the contrivers.
AS soon as the sun begins to sink be-
hind the trees, and the cool evening
breeze peculiar to this season begins to
rise, all the fashion, elegance and beau
ty of the Crescent City arrive at this
general rendezvous, as by enchantmcnt,
from every direction. 1t is perfectly
bewildering to behold. For my part, l
never before saw anything like it. To
all admirers Of the fair sex, (and there
seems to be a goodly number here, J a
walk On Canal street at I P. NJ. is indeed
a treat. IycoG.
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A VICTIM OF THE SlcKLEs EXCITEMENT.
Terrible suieide.-Alfred Hood, a man
about IS years of age, who was sent to
to He Insane Asylum at Lick Run, about
a week since, committed suicide at that
institution about a week since, by sew
ering his head almost entirely from his
body with a razor. The. circumstances
of his suicide are so peculiar as to be
worthey of relation. Hood, itsappears,
had, some time previous, been too in
innate with another mans wife, and be-
came, in'consequence, a prey to remdtse,
which was greatly increased after the
developments in the Key and Sickles
case. Hood, who had been Father dis
sipated before, began to drink to excess,
and in the midst Of his rawlings thought
the husband Of tue injured woman was
pursuing him to take bis life. This idea
took a frmer and frmer hold on his
mind, and his Imagination depicted all
manner of horrible deaths devised by
the man he had wronged.
This dread at last became a mania,
and the victim of the delusion was COM
mitted to the mad-house, where he ragged
like a demon, ever raving incoherently
respecting the injured woman and her
husband. On the day of his selfdes-
friction Hood declared the husband was
about to drag him to hell, and, falling
on his knees, entreated the imaginary
ayenger to kill. him at once and rid him
Of further torture. The maniac was will
ing, he said, to be shot as Key had been,
but he prayed not to be burnt in eternal
flames.
While in this terrible mood he obtain
cd possession of a razor, and thinking
his life would be an :atonement for his
crime, he nearly decapitated himself
with a h0d made strong by madness
and desperation.-[Cin. Enquirer.
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T I9ItI-N I O1hN1KIt, Oh
Pointe Conpee, April 80, 1889.
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