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BY COOPER Il STOKES,
sales-rooms No. Ii Fourth street.
Uwedeemed Pledges, Gold and SilUer Watch,
Didmonds, JeIrelIN. etc.

Unredeemed Pledges, Gold and SiiUer Watches,
Diamonds, Jecel,y, etc.
On THURSDAY MORNING, April 2lst,
VIII be sold at public auction at our store-roons
No. East Fourth street, by order of George Solo.
mons, large stock of fine gold and silver English
lever watches, by celebrated makers diamond pins,
rings ladies' watches, gold neck and guard chains
guns, plated-ware, French clocks regulators iewery
showcases, ETC. Sale at nine O'Clock. ap2O-2t
D'oelling Houses on Harrison and Long,corth
streets. ...
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April goth,
viii be sold at public auction, at three o'clock, on
the premises thrco-story brick dwelling house on
the North sido Of Harrison street, No. 30. The
house contains eight rooms, with hall, etc. The lot
Is twcnty-siN feet and ten inches front, by ninety
feet deep.
ALSO, AT 4 O'CLOCK
frame dwelling house on tho south side of Long.
worth street, between John and Western row. The
house contains five rooms, with usual conveniences
Lot twenty five feet front by seventy feet deep.
Terms of sale-One-haf cash, balance in one and
two years, with six per cent. interest, ap20-lt
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piENTER,s CORNET BAND
Prof. G.. w. Wilcox's

FLECTR0PATHIC ESTABLISHMENT
Front streets, Seventeenth Ward, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Testimony Of two well-known citizens. Medical
Electricity triumphant
CINCINNATI, April ls, 1859.
Having desire, II possible, to beneht the afflicted,
append the following certificate:
About the lst of last August was taken with
dry, hacking cough, which kept growing worse until
about the middle of last January, such a violent
cough set in all at once that 1t seemed at every mo-
ment 1t would rack almost to pieces. had I, led
various remedies but without any durable relief;
there did not seem to be action In my bowels, and
my liver was torpid ALSO and my friends had given
who had two die of quick consumption said that
l was following them speedily Al length, being re-
ducen to very low state of health, induced to
try Professor Willcox's Electropathic treatment,
and strange TO say to my great JOY and satisfaction
L experienced relief from the first application. My
cough ioosened, and began to throw up masses OF
thick, foamy mucus; my appetite was a great deal
beter my bowels and liver were aroused to healthy
action; my night sweats ceased, and in ten applica
two pounds per week. 1t is nowa little over month
since received the last treatment, and sufficient
time has elapsed to know that the is permanent
j. H. EDWARDS,
u,. 80 East Walnut Hills.
This is to certify that the above statement is cor.
rect, and that believe Professor Wilcox to be able,
and fully competent, to accomplish all that lie ad-
vertses by this new system of Eectropathic treat
ment. j. EDWARDS,
Seventeenth Ward, Cincinnati, o.
Letters addressed to Professor George w. Wilcox,
Box 2l5, Cincinnati, o. Enclosing stamp,) will re-
ceive prompt attention. apo
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Nourse's Table Butter,

A CKN0WLEDGED THE BEST IN THE
IN market received daily in small packages. Sold
JOSEPH G. N0URSE,
ap2O-c+ loo West Fourth street, corner Of Elm.
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LNoR RENT--store No. Q West Fourth
u street, TIL September. Rent low. Inquire at
Daily Press ofice .N4 ...
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THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20.

CORRESPONDENCE, containing important news,
solicited from any quarter of the world
NO NOTICE taken of anonymous correspondence
We do not return rejected communications.
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FOR SALE.

EINOR SALE-Handsome Brick House and
n Lot, centrally located, for sale, on reasonable
terms. Apply soon, to +. Rieder, 70 West Third
street, up stairs. aplg-b%
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-14
State of Louisiana.

Parish of pointe Courcc-Ninth District Court.
Mary }. Taylor, Wife ofsT: 5. Wilson VS.. DR.. r.
S. Wilson. Huahand.-N No. PTS.
Court in Session. April 18th, 1889
T'I4IS cage. was regularly taken up for trial. this
l. day, pursuant TO the assignment. The de-
fendant having failed to appear aud answer. and
tn" plaintiff having proved her domand. and the
law and evidence being in favor of I'll" same
II il therefore ordered. &ajudgcd and dccrcvd,
that the plaintiff, Mary J. Taylor. do have iudg-
mcnt against, and recover irosu her said husband.
the defendant, the sum Of three thousand one
hundred dollars. with five per cent interest from
the lst day Of August, 1858, until paid. and s!at
the community therefore existing between the
plaintiff apd defendant be dissolved. and that
said plaintiff he authorized To ad,ninister her So
parate estate without tn" assistance or authorize
ton Of her said husband, and that said plaintiff
be dccreed to have legal mortgage upon al the
property ownedby said defendant. sine" tue lst
day OF January. 1858. for the payrn,n. of her
said claim, aud that defendant pay cost. OF suit.
A.. n. VI. HARALSON,
April, 10, 1859. Judge Ninth District.
\ true copy.
Fl. DlpIER, Dep'y Clerk. myl4.
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For

ssg-We arc authorized to announce
the name Of SAVINIES POURCIEAU
as q candidate for Assessor at the next
election, subject to the Democratic nom
nation. m5 ..-sst HruE yst.
DE1-We arc authorized to announce
the name of ALEXANDER CIICST,
Sen, as a candidate for Assessor at the
next election, subject to the choice Of
the Democratic nomination.
Is~ We are requested to announce Mr..
JULES PORCIEE as a candidate for Assessor,
ut the next election, subject to the Democratic
nomination.
re- We are authorized to announce the name
Of J.. b. ST.. CYR as q candidate for reelection
to the Office of Assessor, ut the next election, SUBJ
ject to the choice of the Democratic party.
Va Mr.. LOUIS MAJOR ANNOUNCES himself
az a candidate for the Office Of Assessor, subject
to the choice of the Democratic party.
gss~ L. v. PORGHE, Ese., announces himself
asa candidate for the Office Of Assessor, at tile
issuing election, subject to the choice of the
Democratic party.
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Democratic Central Committee.

At a meeting Of the Democratic Cen.
trail Committee of the parish Of Pointe
Coupee, held at the Court House, on
Monday, The llth day Of April, 1859, it
was.
Resolred: LIST. That a Convention be
held at the Court House, on Saturday,
the 2fst day Of May next, to appoint
delegates to the State, Congressional
and Senatorial Conventions, and also to
the Convention which may be held for
the purpose of nominating a candidate
for District Attorney.
The parish Convention will also fix
upon the manner, time and place Of NOM
mating parish officers and members of
the Legislature, and also appoint the
Central Committee for the ensuing two
years.
End. The Democrats of the parish are
requested to meet in their respective
wards, on Saturday, the l4th of May, at
the places hereinafter named, between
the hours of IL and 2 o'clock, and Sc
lect delegates to attend said parish Con-
vention. Each ward will be entitled to
one delegate for every ten Democratic
votes, and one for every fraction over
FIVE.
Sd. The delegations from the several
wards are requested to furnish lists CT
all the Democratic. voters in their re-
spectiye wards,'to be presented to the
Convention.
4th. The places forhelding the ward
meetings will be as follows:
l. Miller's Store, Atchafalaya.
Q. Chaltant's School House, do.
3. Red River Landing.
4. Fishers Store, Raccourci.
S. Morganza.
G.. Pierre Curcts Store, Pointe Coupee.
7. Jules st. Germain, Waterloo.
8. Lazarus & Loeb's Store, Chenal.
8. Echelard's Store, False River.
10. Court House.
IL. School House, Bay.
IL. j. L. 1emoruelle & Co.'s Store, Isl.
Is. Alcide Dauthier's Store, Island.
Ia. S. Gumhle's Store, Bayou Crosse
Tete.,
By order Of the Central Committee,
+. PHILLIPS. President.
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STATE of Louisiana.

Parish of Pointe Coupee-Ninth District Court
Andrew d Sierau VS.. A. W. Ballard.-No. 2123.
BY virtue of and to satisfy a writ of i. fla.
issued in the above entitled suit and to me direct
ed by the Hon. the 9th District Court in and for
the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy plain
tiff1s demand and costs of suit, | have seized, and
will offer at public sale, on the Court House on
Saturday, the 9TH day Of June, 1859,
at IL o'clock, u. m. all the right, title and inter-
est that the defendant has in and to the following
described property to-wit:
Powell, negro man aged IS years.
Terms and conditions of the sale:
The costs cash. and the balance on a
twelve months credit; the purchaser to furnish
bond with good and approved securityin solido,
and bearing 8 per cent interest from day of sale,
and special mortgage reserved on the property
sold.
SEVERN PORCHE. Sheriff
Pointe Coupee, May 9, 1859.
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CorroS T1Es.-The burning of the cot
ton bales, says the Crescent, came off
at the Metairie Race Course ooeatur-
day evening, in presence Of quite a
number of people. The object. was to
test the superiority Of the iron tie over
the ordinary hemp tie, for the security
of cotton bales against destruction by
fire. The result a a triumphant vim
dication of the superior merit Of iron.
See advertisement in another col
1mn.
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The River---Our Levees.

% -
No news spread with greater rapidly
and was more welcome by our citizens
than when it was announced that the
Mississippi. was falling rapidly.
We are in hope that our parish has
again this year escaped another over
flow, with the exception of the lower
portion of the Atchafalaya river. We
are much indebted to or Police Jury
for having placed our largest levces-
those at the charge of The parish-in
excellent condition by timely appropria-
tons The result shows that money
thus appropriated, is of incalculablc
benefit to the welfare Of the public.
1t is q very easy matter to make our
I~.levccs proof against any future oyer
flow. Had this parish been unfortun-
ateIy overlooked, what would have been
the result? Take, for example, the low
er Atchafalaya; there some planters
havcfor two. consecutive years been
overflowed. They arc now nearly all
ruined; many of them are forced to
leave their lands and improvements,
and seek lands elsewhere. Property
which was estimated as valuable as any
in the parish, has been deprecated to a
nominal price; whilst on the Mississippi.
lands have improved more than / in
value since the last three years.
From this we conclude that our le-!
wees should he built and kept in rcpair1
at any cost. Should this be the policy
Of our parish, ere long property will be
worth as much here as in any of the
most favored parishes in the State. !
We leave the modus operandi to be
by the assembled wisdom of cur
Police Jury. They are, on shoud be,
to decide what laws or sys-
,em Of lcvee laws should be adopted,
What system Of taxation should be. i'm
posed, to protect and secure the whole
from the Mroads of the waters
#. the Mississippi, and this we expect
rom them.
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MakR Qf L0ui6fnnH.

TUT u 2IOVu01UVUs
Ninth District Court Parish Of Pointe Coupe.
Benjamin Jewell VS.. Simon Gondran.-No. 23ll
RY virtue OF and to satisfy a writ of seizure and
IL sale issued in the above suit and to me direc-
ted by the Hon. the 9th District Court in and for
the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy PLAINTIFF
demand and costs of suit. ] have seized. and will
offer at public sale at the Court House on.
Saturday, the 4M day Of June, 1859.
at ii O'Clock ~. m, all the right. title and inter.
est that the defendant has in and to thu following
property to wit:
A slave named Glenn, aged about SIS years
Terms and conditions OF sale.
Cash, miM Apprnisemcnt.
SEVERN PORCHE Sheriff.
Pointc Coupce, April 80, 1859.
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Highly Interesting from Europe.

By the arrival of the steamer Abel.
aide, we have news from Liverpool to
Saturday, 30th ult.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Actual hostilities had not yet COM
mcnced, and no declaration of war had
been made, but the movements of the
the different armies in Italy showed that
actual war can no longer be prevented,
and the announcement of the commence
ment.of hpstilities was momentarily ex-
pectcd.
Decidedly hostile movements were
being made ON all hands.
The Austrians had taken the initia-
tive by crossing the Ticino river into
the Sandman territory, with 10000
men, and French troops were pouring
into Piedmont by land and sea.
A dispatch from Vienna announced
the French troops had arrived at
Genoa. from Toulen, and had already
violated neutral territory by entering
the Sardidian territory.
The Paris Patrie announced that the
Emperor was to leave on the 4th May,
TO join the army of Italy.
England.-It is rumored that the en-
tire military force Of England is to be
embodied and placed on a war footing.
/. The offensive and defensive treaty of
alliance between France and Russia was
concluded, it is reported, on the 22d of
Its announcement caused great ex-
citement and produced a most startling
effect in England, as it change in a mo-
nent the whole state of affairs.
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PARISH ENTERPRISE. We have on
False River a new steamboat naviga-
ting our beautiful lake, for the only pur.
pose of carrying freight. from the differ
ent plantations to the Mississippi river.
We are indebted for this undertaking to
Messrs. U. q i. Broussard, the proprie-
tors Of the late w. LangGt's saw-miu on
Bayou Girier. 1t has been engaged for
the last two months in freightiDg sugar
and molasses to the river, and will now
be used in carrying lumber from Bayou
Cirier to the several plantations on
False River. The boat appears to be
we'll adapted to the purpose for which it
was built, and, VIC have no doubt, will
be profitable to the owners and useful
to the planters in transporting, at all
times, their crop to market.
We have also on Bayou Crosse Tete,
a cotton-oil mill, built by Mr.. Simon
Gumble. The mill has been lately put
in operation and works well. Tie oil
extracted from the seed proves TO be of
. good quality. II is loeatAd in the
midst of q large and ~productise cotton
and accessible by water. In
his new enterprise Mr.. Gumble deserves
|, great deal of credit, and we have no
will succeed in his novel under.
aaat
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State Of Louisiana.

Ninth District ~Court.Parish of Pointe Couprc.
J.. B. johnson vs. His Criditors.-No.
NOTICE is hereby given t. whomsocvcr Il
~ mayconcern that a meeting of the creditors
Of the insolvent J. b. johnson. will be held before
John Mnbius, Recorder Of the Parish of Pointe
Coupee, at his office. on
Tuesday, 7M DRY Of JUNE, 1859,
at IL o'clock. NJ, to deliberate upon the affairs Of
said insolvent. touching the interests of his ere
ditors, to elect a Syndic. and to fix terms Of suie
of the property surrendered.
A. BOSDY. Clerk.
pointr Coupcc. AMiI 30, 1859,
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ap23-2t.
NOTICE..

TO TAX PAYERs-By virtue o.
an act to regulate the revenue OF the
State. il becomes my duty as State lah
Collector, to make a setsiei0en. of
the Auditor wsthis tile first trs eNy'
..Iulv uert. This is, therefore, to give Nv
tice to all owing taxes to pay up nn" @'p.
diately, as it is impossible to give
Their indulgence. ,o,cur
Sheriff and Tax Collector
Pointe Coupce, April 90, 1892
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Special Correspondence Of the Democrat
New ORLEANS, May 10, 1859.

Ed. DEMocRAT: In pursuance of an
ANONYMOUS notice iii tile daily papers, a
Democratic meeting vas held at Union
Hall, IL the Fourth District, on the eve
ming Of Saturday, the It'll met. As it
was stated that matters Of Importance
were then and there to be taken into
consideration. and the place being neal
my residence, !, in company of others,
more from a feeling Of curiosity than
anything else, wcnded my footsteps to-
wards that whilome mecca" of Demo-
cracy. Upon entering the Hall, the
first that there did greet my stranger
soul was the renowned "Beggs," sur
rounded by a host of intense Americans,
who warmly greeted phoenix" and
wished him "a pleasant cnening." "And
so he vanished" Then came wandering
by, a shadow Of a tall, gaunt attorney,
with smiling aspect and spectacles on
his nose, and long hair not dappled in
i'll blood, who cried out for the meeting
to come to order; which being done, as
all had been cut and dried for an anti
.Slidell meeting, that they might test
their strength, the said attorney was
requested by the president of the meet
ing, who, by the way, was one of the
INTENSE" to state or explain the object
for which the people were called toge-
thcr. Mr.. Jourdan, the attorney afore-
said, arose upon the platform, and in
a speech of about one-half hours dura
ton, gave an explanation that was as
clear as mud. Indeed, to use one of his
own original and classical expressions,
he "bad got his foot in it" by being one
of the original signers to the call of the
Odd Fellows Hall meeting, and having
got euehred in that game, he thought
he held a very strong hand in the old
Fourth, and would Ego it alonen up
there. The shuttle and deal was, a very
fair operation; but he certainly dealt out
of a different pack from what he intend
ed, as the pack present had buff of the
genuine "bobtaiP marks upon it, which
caused Hahn, of the True Delta, Brewer,
of the @. F.|IIall Committee and ex-Trea-
surer of the q. S. Mint, and some others,
to make the age exclamation: "This
looks deyilish Slidellish-there must be
cheating going on around the board!"
After Jourdan, the Soul6-ite, retired, a
loud and repeated call was made for
Judge Cotton, whohad, like myself, been
impclled hither or thither by his curio-
sity. ] have often listened to the Judge
with pleasure upon divers occasions and
divers subjects, but never before was
he half as eloquent as upon this night
the 7th of May, Al D., 1869. The fol-
extracts from the organ Of the
Soule-ite faction. SO far as they go, give
tolerally fair idea of the drift of his
speech:
"Mr. Jourdan having retired, Judge
John Blackstone Cotton assembled the
stand, and here, it soon appeared, was
he real beginning of the meeting. The
Judge proceeded to tell his old Demo-
friends of the Fourth what had
been before announced, the true OBJ
ect OF the meeting, and he would pro-
iced to talk to them as be used to in the
god olden time, in plain Anglo-Sa4on,
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State Of Louisiana.

Parish of Polite Coupee-Ninth District Court.
i. ]. Kirk vs.. Lemuel J. Hudson-No. 227l.
BY virtue of and to satisfy awrit of SEIZURE l. sale
issued lin the above entitled suit, and to me d.
rected by the Hon. the 9th District Court IN aEd
for the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy
nlaintiff,s demand and COSTS of suit, / have seized
and will o6ef at public sale, at the Court Houfpe
on ~
Saturday, the 4M day Of June, 1885,,
Mt eleven o;clocksA. NJ, all the right. title and
interest that the defendant has in and to the fol-
lowing described property, to Wit:
A certain tract of land situated in the parish
of Pointe Coupee, known as'the soatn~ss. quart :
east, containing one hundred and 9fty-sevcn
2f-100 acres
Terms and conditions of the sale:
Cash, miM AYpraisement.
SEVERN PORCHE. Sh'E. i.
'Pointe Coupee, April 80, 1859. ;
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State Of Louisiana

Parish of Poirtc Coupe Ninth D;s,r;,,
1" Me ma'fI y me succession of Eror,,t.
Bertonssre, iced.
PURSUANT to an order of The 9TH ~
Court to me directed, |. the unacr.ig,,. L'ugt
Offer for sail. At ID" Residence OF Eyari, y, viii
Mere. GA The Island IF Fal.s River. o., Def'o-
Tuesday, the Gath day Of May, 1854
at 10 O'Clock. 4. ". on thv premises tm'
iag prog: rty. to Wit '0"o"-
AVE
children: n"'a
D"lphinr. a.rd s years.
taidorc. aged about i years.
l.uzanna. aged abou, 5 year-,
Rosc+ aged about l years.
JOSEPHINE, woman aged aLuut 80 Years, anil b..
child. Al@irc aged about ? wears. "'
Aida, girl aged abourl5 Years;
LOUISE woman aged about So years, and her
child. Frederic. aged . Years. wy NY
JIM. man aged about HG v,srx:
RAyNo>n. %tCArputcr,) aged 2ay.ar.:
JOE. gritf aged aIoul2 years:
TERENCE. griftacrI shout Is years.
ArcIpE. grit aged about 10 wears;
fANc"is. neg! aged about Il ycars.
MovABLEG.
Eight horses; 5 COWS and calves: huv,r.
farming utensils; house and kitchen furniture "'
TERMS OF SALE.
Movables-Cash.
Siaver-One fourth of the purchase price, ca.h.
and the balance in three equal instruments. ay'
able respectively on the LIST March. 1860. 1851 and
1862. Purchasers to furnish their notes with
good and solvent security in solido, and bearing
interest at the rate of eipht per cent per annum
Utter maturity until paid: special mortgage r.
served ON the slaves sold until final PAYMENT If
the notes.
SEVERN PORCHE. Sheriff,
Pointe Coupee, April Is. 1853.
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For Clerk.

HR. EDFroR Please announce my name as q
candidate for Clerk of the Ninth District Court.
subject to,a Democratic nomination, by tonyen-
ton or primary election. as the case may be.
LEON LEBEAU.
W A. BONDY. ESQ, the present incumbent,
requests us to announce him, as candidate for
reelection to the office of Clerk of the Ninth
District Court, parish Of Fointe Coupee; subject
to the choice Of the Democracy party
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THIRD CoNGREssEoNaL DIsTRIcT CoNvEN-
rioS.-Thc Democratic Convention for
this Congressional District, will con-
vene at Vidalia, parish of Concordia, on
the third Monday in June next.
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Z MO.vAL.'

Our printing office has been removed
into a new, large, commodious building,
next door to the Court House, which
location, besides being more comfort.
able to ourselves, will be more conyc-
nieht Of access to our patrons.
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For Representatives.

~ We are authorised to announce Col. f.
!" CLAIBORNE As a CANDIDATE for reelection
to the Legislature, subject t, the Democratic
nomination.
Es> We are Authorized TO announce J. J.
htREA as a candidate for the Legislature
SUBJECT to til. choice of the Democratic party.
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on E!

TAKEN UP by Mrs. Iienriette Dupni, on ~
/ you Fordocbc, a brown CREOLE PONY,
supposed to be about six years old, branded VI.
Said pony has been appraised by J. johnson
and Patrick KOCH, sworn appraisers, as beras
worth thirty-seven dollars and fifty cents nv
owner is requested to.come forward, prove P,y
pertv and pay charges. or otherwise be will be
disposed Of, 70 days from this notice, accord
ing to law. W.DELAHAf.J.E
Iiyonia April 80, 80. I4th Ward, Pie Coapee>