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0The New York Tribune, in comment.
ing on the Connecticut election. savn.

aTThe steamer Warsaw, owing TO dam
age to her wheel and machinery, Was com-
PEELED to discharge freight destined Tor thia
place, at Alexandria, and then have Il CON
veyed across the river on tho ferry b0at, ],
X. Williams. She proceeded 10 ST. Louis,
with one wheel, and II will bs several days
before she will be again Ia tho trade. - Wer-
saw Bulletin.
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0T John Broughsm, in his new poem On
titled "Ths Age Of Cold" recently dsliv-
cred before tho "Theta Delta Chi Society," =
ct the annual convention held in New York,
in enumerating the American poets, thur
speaks Of the Home Journal couple:
..Next sparkling Willis comes upsn The sphere.
And with him comes, Of course, the sBsigadisr,'
In business and in amity twin-hsartsd
So long time, they may not now b Parted:
Distinguished both, bat in different way.
Impulsive-- eifnl-proliAc-gay-
The one--thou ID sometimes disrsgarding Murray,
By coming strange words-shsa hs's In . hurry-
In rich profusion, on the posing hosrs
Drops countless gems, like dsw upoa the 1owsrs.
The other, more 7astidious, slow, bat sure,
Builds celebrity that mint endure
In solid masonry. BY r1ls and square
Works lyric Morris-nsithsf doss b spars
Time nor mind -lsbor, knowing, svavi nante,
One palscs will outlet Miliion shsnfies.''
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List Or 54X4I r,

Sncr1os 5. And b II furiAe snAsas1, xnas -
Lists IL Letters rsmAining 1nellleA AZ g any
Post 0Aaee In any city, town of village wheeo I
nswspapsr II printed, ahall hsrsattx - pshMsAs1,
snss only, IN ~ nsWspapsr whieh, bsiag iDse6
weekly . eftsnsS, shall have the largest eirsalnr
ticA within range 81 aslivsry Of sid s0os. - y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-15

Senator Jones Of Tennessee, IN old Whig
but modern Democrat, has become 90 dis
gustsd By the corruptions and insonsisten-
si~ Of biz new associates that be has Eel.
oonstsaf0sd = lest to ont his connection with
them - rlAss himself IN tho ranks Of the
UOppsoii6on, J" il that State.
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f~1o7 $3.50 hsve passed Dss Moinss fol
Pixies Psak sinss ~ 23d Of February.
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Democratic Authority.

DcmOcf0SlC AuxnOTltys
The Washington Union says:
elf the Democracy cannot prevail against
such party - the Republican, il 10 because
its organisation 10 demoralised, it, integrity
questionable, ito honor doubtful, and its
character bad"
That they don't prevail, Is inoontsstable.
The inference OF tho Union, We admit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-15

6EHon. r. J. Ryan, Of Indianapolis, re-
Gently appointed Minister to Bogots, Was
honored with : complimentary supper in In
dianapolis, on the 26th ult. Mr.. Ryan made |
. speech on the occasion, INDUCING in tho
following peroration, IN which 1splayful
eternity'' reminds the reader Of that lady in
ssNicholas Nickleby" whose charastsr 10 de-
soribed ~ being ssplayful but sevsrely prop
err" 81 give. 10 conclusion, a. . sentiment"
said Mr.. Ryan, "The bright and spotless ad-
ministration Of James Buchanan OF Pennsyl-
vania. When thrones are crumbled and dy-
nastes forgotten, it will stand the landmark
Of our country's history, rearing itself amid
regal ruins and national dissolution, politi-
cal pyramid In the solitude Of Time, beneath
whose shade things shall mouldsr, and round
whose summit EtsrMity must pl0y!" This,
moreover, Was stolen from Counsellor Phil
lips.
We End tho above going the rounds Of the
papers, and give it - worry good item. But
it IL gonsrally understood that our x-Sens-
tor Jones Is the Minister to Bogosa. Eaa
Mr.. Buchanan made two appointments for
the same place Zone doing the eating part,
and the other doing the Ministerial part.
NThe Boston Courier-an old fashioned
conservative puper-the organ Of tho Ever
ett, Winthrop, Choate and Cushing school
Of politicians, sums up the result Of the 70
cent elections a. follows:
The Republicans are carrying the cities
and States - fast - the polls are opened
Their success in Connecticut Was complete,
and from Portland to St. Louis No hear no
sounds but the shouts Of triumph Of the Re
publican party. While oil this i going on,
Philsdelphis and Cincinnati are trying fugi.
tive slave cases, and the Legislatures or Mas
. sachusetts and New York ars rejseting mill.
fcation laws.
4 0TThe New York Tribune, in comment.
ing on the Connecticut election, says:
The Hartford District vas saved BY the 70.
tiers OF German birth in Now Britain. Who
voted for Mr.. Loomis, simply because the
Republican party are in favor Of Free allot.
ments Of the Public Lsnds to actual settlers
while they voted the Democratic State And
Legislative tickets. Thus, Pratt had seven.
y. four majority In New Britain, while Loom.
10 had two majority. That vote may deter
mine the organisation Of the next House.
!. 6TThe steamer Warsaw, owing TO dam
/ age to her wheel and machinery, wss com
pslled to discharge freight destined for thi
place, at Alexandria, and then have Is oon
veyed acrOea tina riynr an thu ferry boat. II
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evupasnv NO. nevvAyasn.

Sympathy Win RswAylsn.
The tslegrapA informs 70 that ovse one
hundred sasriaen sslssdsa - fs1aEal Of
.0sahs1R 10 P1sss UeIy nnrdseR Who was
foosntly srsoutsd 81 allinoes md ~ Gov
4stnor - burssd = - tesAass hsrsf1ss1
. srsrslss ~ sxse1iiss 6nlAsrity il sstaias
~ asssssin frss. g. synpathy and s1sh
conduct ought % D frownsd upon indig-
nantly, and the ssal Of public reprobstion
set upon oil participants and dsfsndsrs.-
Thss has been no more righteous and bsnsA-
cent aes psffofnsd in Baltimore this naay
: dry thaa ~ rigorous szscGtion q ~ law
in 10 sass 81 the hardsasd oaininah latsly
hung in that city. Il ~ Just punishment
Of such infamous Wrsechss ID TO BE- commits
Grated, and tho eonduob Of the chief magic.
trats in stsrnly allowing the Law to take it,
course il 10 n sstaliassd By public personal
indignity, Baltimore will never redeem her
self from the shame Of lawlessness and ruff
6anism almost unparalleled in the history Of
civilized communities, and the enjoyment Of
the ordinary rights and privileges Of free,
honest citizen will be : thing not to DO sx-
posted. We hail tho punishment Of these
noted offenders a. IN indication Of the return
ing supremacy Of Law in that mob-ridden
city, and the close Of the era Of blood and
the rule Of rowdies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-15

ia discussion took place 1t : political
meeting recently ct Calhoun, KY, between
DR.. s. @. Peyton and Capt. James Jaskson,
two rival candidates for Congress, whsn the
former, in reply to some questions Of tho las-
tor, said:
ssThst Douglas' Interpretation Of the plat.
form Vas correct, and he, for one, supported
him in it. Congress had no power 70 pass 4
Law protecting the shareholders in the Terri
tories. It could not interfere with il il any
way. He declared that hs Was not a ultra
Southern Democrat, bat conservative man.
Capt. Jackson then asked him evil yor
vote for Douglas If he should b the noni.
nee OF the Charleston Convsntionf" DR.
Peyton replied, 81 will" Capt. Jasksos
again asked: "Will you vote for Law 81
Congress to protect slavery in the Terrific.
ries 2" DR.. Psyton replied, 81 will NOT"
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n 1 DrasAsDED voIuxrlzn.

ssvsn seems IN : nowAy,s nisssYy
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A TALx or TAlLs.-Ws ses, fron Some Of
our exchanges, there j. new mode upon The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Of tiskseing
passenger. The company, = this tims, are
carrying over the rosd large number Of
hogs, for the safe delivery Of which the CON.
ductors are held responsible. The conduc-
tor At the depot whore the hogs ars received
on board the ears, outs on saoh hogs tail,
and carefully keeps them until be arrives q
the place Of destination, whefs The agent
comes out, and - each hog mAkss HE Exit,
hollows ont shog," in answer 70 which the
conductor says "tail," and, Of course. i The
number Of hogs and tails correspond, i =
al right. It 10 certainly : worry convenient
plan.
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GAT y = - = + 4 > \ , sly IN
MBs. =. TALL0H
u @PUCTYULLY so1iGi0 ths attenkioA ~ go
~ La4ies " her Nly R40cG o1
SPRING 6 0ON0GER 0oo00.
The lataOt styles anA faahIsae and warriors 4anl1-
itias, - ssit III tastsa. hsye - aleeAed.
0OnOoeo. 1looo0G,
FRMcH AND AM1RIOAN 1IOWk16s
Spring and 6ann3 6hewls - naa1ilIas5
1Ancr 1AIn PIES, nor eK1na1, AND
TH0MreONB G113L 6R11N0 ION106S
Laos Nits, E1bfoidssise, CenArss Hair 1said,
and svssy thinG us1slR scalElooa = tbs 1eynst-
nsat win - lcanA - ksr sasee, u shelesale -
retail. laRsllxl M0. q 1AM.e1:
New 1pying oooda.
IN WlO0 -. k1N0, h1ssms ~ la1ks0
a. Keekuk, that abe has rstarned WITH =
u laSes stesk d NILIINKRY GOODS, vhisA
she Will ee q Wy low psisss- Hs9 store 4 . H.
south siAs q Asin street, between Ind ard -
Ar = =.
|Een TAE DEs m0IN 49,.
e Ths new anA light draught stsanerd
DRS M0INRe CITY, KoB'l lARRls, Aaeter, vtil
leave ~ aAovs and iAtsynsdiats pcrtss Saturday,
April 1eth, - oselcck J. -.
For freight . laseafe apply On board, Or =
ApriS-dlt Lsvee.
I 8 * II.
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fHThe Washington Union has renewed
IL assaults on Senator Douglas aftsf LON
silence.
Ths war whieh Tor spass did fail,
Now trshly thnndeSing swell u tho eAls.
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a Fsrslgn Hten.
Among the items Of the latest foreign ar

rival We notice the following:
PAEls, March Is, A. M.
MIR. Dodge, the American ex-Minister to
Spain, had left Madrid for Valencia and Bar
celons, and intended visiting Italy. One
journal states, that ct his earnest request,
he Queen presented him with the portraits
Of herself and the King.
Just imagine the gubsrnatcrial candidate
Of the Iowa Democracy begging the portraits
Of King and Queen - parting gift; and
those portraits the pictures Of pair who
have little to commend them except the fact
that they are King and Queen!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-15

W. 4 r. r. Rat meeting Of The stock
holders OF the Wsrsaw and Rockford B. +.
held in this place on the 4th inst, the follow
ing persons were elected Directors for "a,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-15

tu0 Iul0 Vi EUWul0Us
CoLunBus CIrY ENrERrRIsE.-Ws have re-
ceivsd two or three numbers Of : Journal with
the above name, publishsd in Louisa county,
BY Mr.. Edwards, lsss Of the Fort Madison
lndspsadsnt. Il IL : meat and sprightly
sheet, and We need not say thoroughly Re-
publican.
We observe that Mr.. e. has sense enough
to make the contents Of his paper - varied
~ possible, laboring to condsnse - much in
telligence and to bring together - many
items Of passing interest ~ he can within the
compass Of his columns. II 10 . fault with
many country journals, that they are too
much inclined to lumber up their columns
with lengthy articles, for which the amount
of space at their command and their parsicu-
lar province in the world Of Journalism rem
der Thorn unsuited, - common practice, 1t
seems to us. Success attend our neighbor.
PREsIDHNrIAL.-The Jacksonville Sentinel
says that 0coming events east their shadows
BEFORE" and processes to see in the shadow
Of the nsxt President the features Of Doug
las. Il 10 not the 6rst Case OF optical illu-
sion, nor the most remarkable one.
4 Fareawn rxaM.
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c. Miss Helen Dresser, is years old, II
lecturing in tho Southern cities On nosnon-
ism. She 10 tho daughter Of Mr. aDd Mrs.
Dresser, whose escape from Salt Lake City
some two years since made stir at that
time.
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%MasshAll Potter Va arrested, says .
dispateA froa Bs1gor, April 10th, . o.
6tephsn, ~ s0lsss ;. Z. Lac. Heis charged
With causing tho death of his mother, two
brothses md ! nephew, on Thursday morn-
inx last, Is Lss, and robbing them d ol6O.
Hs lsft inmedistely aftsr tho aGaif, changed
his clothes Is Carroll, and succeeded i ~
king Nov Brunswick before be Va arrested.
His clothes we're bloody, and ths mosey,
earned b. biz too brothsrs during the VIM
tsr, was found IN bic possession.
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NJ. s. Hobart, Port Byron; Isess Nsgas,
Rock IslAnd II. w. Thompson, Aillsrsbufg;
Tbos. B. Oabesn, Ksithsburg; 8. 3. Phelps,
Oquswka; n. Q. Murphy, Poatocssoi H0s.
i. Johnston, Fort Madison; John =. Johns
ton, Warsaw; and Chas. Coolidge, Warssw.
II OqpaNkA plaindsalsr.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-10

combats de g6ants: inc ~journGc OH Fen
ncmi await concentrG tous les efforts du
dGsespoir, %rejaillit sur sd tttc avec 16-
clat de la foudre; mais, htlas! ce fut Ia
derniere. II fallait rcmettrc dams le four
reau r6pGe de Ia France: nous ttions L.
brcs avec lie mcillcur des rois, mails des
frercs chGris rcstaient dams les p!eurs.
Jamais pareilIe douIcur &c s'6tait me
Ice i pareiIle joic. Yous lavez vi d nos
fronts rembrunis, vous l'avez scnti au
fond de -vos ames, ct ~peut-Gtrc ave.
vous pcnsG que nos regrets laisscraicnt
moins de place 4 notre reconnaissance.
Eth bicn, non; le pcuple i~talicn nest
pas ingrat; il salt tout ce quill vous
doit, il ne connait pas de plus grande
consolation que de lie rappeler lie jour
meme OH il vous faut, a vous, Petite de
la France, nous gutter a mi-chemin du
bonheur. L'Empereur a dit: "Quoi quill
advienne, la France sera toujours la
grande nation, tant qu'elle aura IN coeur
pour comprendre les mobiles causes, ct
des hommcs CONNIE vous pour les defen-
DIRE" &c ne sera pas en- vain que nos
enfants Sc seront battus a vos cotes dams
les gTandes batailles dc Independence;
lis auront pulse des forces %nouvelles d
votre exemple; peut-etre aussi emporte-
rez-vous TN b~ienveillant souvenir de vos
frercs d'armes, de ces vieux eamarades
que lie patriotisme a i~mprovis6s, ct que
la patric t%rouvera muris par la discipline
lie jour OH Dieu permettra que ses desti
noes s'accomplissent.
&c j%our-la, nous en- avons pleinc con
nos drapeaux s'entrelaceront en-
Il fuis, nos mains sc presseront,
nos cnurs battront Pun contre rautre,
tout CONNIE nos %drapeaux s'entrelacent,
nos mains Sc present ct 0 occurs bat
tent aujourd'hui en- sc disant, non pas
adieu, mais all revoir sur les champs de
'honneur!
&c IS Juliet 1859.
LES MILANAIs.
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If Jne gazette est CONNIE M fem
me: %-.cllacun devrait avoir la %sienne, e1
laoa emprunter celle dc son voisin.
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Machines a Coudre.

GRAND DGpo1r DE MACHINES Il COUDRE
A U magasin d eMM. GRAUGNARD q Gle.
"A d Ia Fausse-RiWe1Y. Pte-CoupGe (Le.).
&c sont les celebres machines de Mn. Wheeler
ct Wilson.-Pour Ia facilite ct dams iintGrGt de
ieur clientele NM. Grausna:d & Gle, negociants.
ont en- depot I'm tres grand nombre de ces machi-
nes;; ills invitent superintendent les families. les
DANES ct les denloiselles d les venir ~yisitcr. Files
seront vendues an priX de la vile. Is JUN
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dDREsSE DES MILiN1Ts
4 EaRneE D'TrAL1E.
Francaisi

F~fanealS!
IL y a dcux mois, tout IN pcuplc hale
tant danxiete ct disappearance, pretait 20
reille au brnit de yotre canon; cette
grande voix DIES con1bats lui annoncait
rheure de sd d~eliyrance; ellie sc rappro-
chat de plus en- plus, ellie soutcnait.s a
voix d lui, s'elevant contre SEES oppres-
seurs; yous entriez: ct lie premier rayon
du soleil de Ia libertG nous montrait vos
glorlenses %couleurs, .mariees aux cou-
leurs de notre pays.
Au noble appel de pEmpereur, yous
venice ~d'accomplir. en- aussi peu de
temps, d'aussi grandes chooses que vos
peres, les heros de la premiere armee
ditaiIe. Ioutes vos etapes avaient dte
marques par la victoire; mails &c qui en-
~releYait lc prix aulessus de toute com
paraison ct de toute Iouange, e'Gfait le
devorement f~raternel don't yous ayiez
fat preuFe, en- volant au seconrs dun
allie injastement attaque; c'etait lie dc
endorsement hdroTaue don't vous don.
niez Pezemple au monde, en- rersant vo.
tre sang le plus noble sang de Ia Fran.
pour cette grande ct malleureuse
Italie.
'os aigles ne Sc reposerent I'm ins.
tant que pour s'elanccr j dc nouyeaux
triomphes; lis SC couvrirent de gloire
dams dc nouveaus eonbats, y6ritablcs
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les laisse ~cnsuite ret0nlbcr sur SOS &C.
nOux. a n t0utetOis renyerser u scuiC
licne de son compostcur, ct tombe sans
connaissalcc, Ia t6te en- a%rrierc, sOutchu
par IN rayon qui supportc dcs casscs.
Porte immGdiatcment sur son lit, il est
mort cling minutes apres, sansaVoir pro
noncG uuc parole nj fat aucun mouvo-
ment.
VOLTA comment mcurt Ia minoritc dcs
imprimcurs;- c~eux-lA sont les heufcuX.
QUAINT Il la ~majoritG, a qui la vac, Fagili-
tt dcs doigts, &c, &c, font presquc tou-
jonrs default y ragc de 40 MS (quand
Get age nest pas devancc), lis pGrisscnt
presoue tous i Ph0pital on al coin dune
bornc;-leur fortune est fate.
Avis aux amateurs.
NJ. Jean Dal Monte Casoni (qui CON
naissait parfaitement PItalien, lie Fran
Gals, FEspagnol ct FAnglals) etalt al
mo1a (Ftats- Romains) II await %travaille
dams les plus fortes imprimeries d'Italie,
de France, des Etats-Unis ct du Mexi-
que. C'etait I'm Topographic vraiment
remarquaable. La mort IA enleve d Page
de As ans. Pour comble de ~malheur, NJ.
Casoni 6tait mario, ct il y await s jours
qu'on lui await appris la mort du seul
enfant quill cit.
Nous regrettons sinc6rement NJ. Case
nj, duquel nous avons etc lie compagnon
de travail pendant quelque temps. C'6-
TAFT I'm excellent confrere, au ceur no
bic ct g6nereux, au sentiment Glev6, a
lesprit gal, jovial ct aux idtcs libGrales.
C'6tait un bon, honn6te ct dignc homme,
don't lie souvenir ne s'Cteindra qu'avcc
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/. PAY L

A etc arrGtee. par Niue. -Auguste Leonard.
"A dans lie Village. pres du magasin de NH.
Eastwood & LOOMS, ulIe .yNmemt bale, asee dc
10 a l. aus. ayant une tache blanche au front ct
s.l1 l.,ril droit. aiasi qu'une c]icatlice sur Ia
Ianbe droite de dcrriere; ellie a 10 mains d. l'nt'
IT, propriGlaire est invite Il In venir on taIre
rticlaner dams les 70 jougs quj ~suiyront Ia date
de Get avis; simon, ellie sera yeudHe "u bureau dH
s0us.imnt. contormtment a Ia loi.
w. Il. POOLE.
Jugc de paiX du imc District.
Pointc-Coup6e, 80 Juliet 1859.
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journal Odiciel de la Esaroissc de la Ponte-Coupec.


coup plus, on L volt, qu'en 1858. Il est
vrai que la crise industrielle ct CONNER
ciale qul a induG sur rGmigration fran.
caise, a infut egalement sur l'Gmigra.
ton alIemandc.
Nous nc savons pas combien il est
pass9aRemigrants allcmands par Pan.
gletfyen 1858, mails on peut Sen faire
unc id&c par les chit1rcs rccucillis en-
1854, aimee Oh lie port scul dc Liverpool
a va partir Al 1921 etrangers pour les
Ltats-Unis, rAustralie, lie Canada on les
hides. II fault encore aiouter le total re-
levG en- 1854 dams les ports allemands de
Hamburg ct de Br6me, ct dams le port
dAnyers, soft: l333,539, ct Pom aura
ainsi I'm ensemble du movement de lt-
migration allemande qui, dc 1846a 1852,
await etc de 100, 600 indiyidus en- moyen-
ne par an.
Immigration anglaise est la plus con-
siderable. Depuis IN d~cni-siecle, trois
millions de sujets anglais ont quite la
g1rande-Bretagne pour aller Sc fixer dams
,d'autres pays. Liverpool est lie principal
port d'embaruuement: los, S2S Irlandais,
1892 Anglais ct 1896 Ecossais Ell
sont parts en- 1854. A &C chiflre il faut
a%jouter lie nombre des passengers embar-
qu6s sur les paquebo. ct les batiments
o af1iectts spdciale ent Il rtmigration,
lequel, en- 1851. set elevd a environ
90, 900.
LIE gouvernement francais prend en-
&c moment les measures n~eccssaires pour
attirer dams les ports de PEmpire F6mi-
grafton etrangere dui, CONNIE on lie salt,
profile aux int6rets.maritimes ct devient,
pour les pays de transit, inc source d'ac-
tivite commercially En- 1858, il est parti
du Havre l0l naXires, II de Bordeaux ct
7 dc Bayonne. On n'estime pas a moins
de 100000 par an, ind6pendamment
du produit de raffretement des nayires,
lie cllifre auquel atteint en- France, de-
puts 10 ans, lie resultat fnancier du tran
sit de Femigration etrangere, malgrG la
faiblesse relative de celle-ci, comparee
au movement de Pemigration etrangere
dams les ports de la Grande-Bretagne.
lie g~ouvernement franeais s'applique a
faciliter la concurrence que les ports de
fEmpire font a ceux dc pAngleterre, de
la Belgique ct de la Hollande. Malgre
SEES efforts pour prot6ger mieux qu'on ne
fait a%illeurs l'emigrant contre la spt-
culation des sransports, nous ne croyons
pas quill ait jamais ~ravantage sur Pan
gleterre, seul pays OH Pom trouvc en-
tout temps DIES nayires prtts 4 partir
pour toutes les parties du monde.
Havantage de la France consistcra
dams Ia faiblesse du contingent qu'elle
fournit elle-meme a Emigration, En-
la situation matarielle des
laborieuses, ellie conseryerasa
population ct diminuera lie chiffire de rG-
migration, qui est aujourd'hui le Aeau de
certains Etats dc PAllemagne.
(4beHe.)
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-10
AI0TENTION
AUX HABITANTS CDTONNIERS.
q Cotton! PRESSE a C0TOM!


f'resse a Cotton: PREssE A COTON!!
+ E SoussignG Went d~'aclrter In patente dc Ia
IL Presse a Cotton en- Fer, b%revetee, a NM.
". +. ct {. }. Provost. pour les parosses PoInte-
CoupGe, Est ct Ouest-Feliciana.-Cette prcsse est
reconnue CONNIE etaRt de b~eaucoup suptrleure a
toutes celles en- usage jusqu'a ee jour, soft par
son habilet6: sa force, son elegance. ga durGe, IL
peu de place qu'elle occupe. &C.. &c. ct est Ia
meme a qui fut adjuge lie PRLf Il In toirc d ftat.
dams lie Mississippi ell 1855. lie ombr lie ces ma
chimes yenducs dams les ttats ii cotton, est fabu-
leuy, ce qui demontre SEES avantages.-Le priy
levicr combine.
Ceux -qui desirent yoir ccs machines, soft par
curiositG OIL pour faire DIES achats. mont qu'a se
rendre a Bayou-Sara, on lie souSsignG eypIiquera
ayec plaisir tous les details de cettc presse. quill
1era mannuyrcr devant lie public.
lie soussigne etaut ctarpentier ct gin '2r{gM de
profession, plaeera lui-lnGme: chez lhabitaDt.
cliaque presse qu'on vondra bicn hui a~cileter.
Avec eette machine. qli est de tres-petit volu-
me, on peut presser plus de 40 bales de cotton
par jour. quelIes q"U'elles sOient. = En- sortant de
cctte presse, les bales de cotton 6tant carr6es ct
rGduitcs "a leur plus petite grosscur. lhabitant au-
IA non-seulement moins de fret a payer, mails en-
~arrivant en- vile. les bales de cotton pourront
etre directement expGdiGes eli Europe. sans aroT
bosom d.9te repessfes d Ia NoaseHe-Or46aps.
Tant advantages ne manqueront pas d attirer
Iattention dcs p~laateurs de cotton.
II IE1NNE1..
IS JUN a Bayou-Sara.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-10
MADRIGAL EN- CIIIFFRES.

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