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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-20
T FROM B O

The steamship Vandebilt arrived at
at New York on the l4th, bringing
news from Europe to the Sd inst.
PEACE CoNGREss,--The Paris cores.
pondent of the London Times says that
the Emperor Napoleon is very anxious
to satisfy Europe of his pacific inten-
tons, and that in a few days all the
great European powers will be invited
to a Congress, where such a solution Of
the Italian difficulty will be proposed as
will be deserving of their support, on
account of its liberal character. The
Congress will probably be held at Ba-
den some time during the present month.
PRIvArEERIsG.-The London Herald
says it has reason to believe that the
American Minister, Mr.. Dallas, has hand
ed to Lord John Russell a dispatch re-
Gently received from Washington. in
which it is stated that the United States
bad resolved to abandon the ~privateer-
ing system, thus accepting the deciara-
ton of that portion Of the maritime
treaty which was agreed on by the Eu-
ropean powers at the Congress Of Paris
in 1856.
FRANcE.-The Paris Patrie c~ontradictss
the report that Prince Napoleon has
been charged with the mission to Vien-
ma, Tor the purpose of removing the re-
mains Of Napoleon II. to France.
The Paris Moniteur announces the
dissolution of the army Of the Rhine,
but says that the Camps of Chalons and
Of Belfont are to remain az The we're es-'
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TAKEN UP.

~ MAD. AUGUST LEONARD, in the VII
u iage, near the store of Messrs. Eastwood &
Looms, q A MARE, about 10 or II years
old, WHO 2 White spot in the forehead and one in
the right eye. and has a scar on the riyht hin
leg: She is about Is hands high.
The owner Is requested to come forward. proye
property and pay The costs, or she will be sold in
seventy days, at the office Of the undersigned. as
the law directs.
Inc sald mare was appraised by Messrs. P. F.
Bourgeois and u. Laconr at thirty dollars.
Y H. POOLE, J, p. 4th Ward.
Fo;r+s rannee Ts,r an $50
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POLICE JURY.

ihe follce jury OF the parish of Point
Coupee met this day, Aug. Is, 1859, &C
cording to a call of the President.
MEMBERS PRESENT: L. B. Dayries, Pre-
sident, Chas. Pickett, John Mebius
P. 0. Lebeau, and Divide Barra.
The following members lately elected
viz: P. Bouanchaud, ST., for the l2tl
Ward; Louis Chenevert, for the 10th
Thomas Harmanson, for the Cd; James
Vignes, for the 7th; John H. Halsey
for the Sd, and Justus Reynolds, for the
l4th, came forward and took their seats
after having been sworn.
The minutes were read and adopted
after which the Police Jury proceeded
to business
On monitor Of James Vignes,
Resolved, That the Parish Attorney
furnish this body at it's next session, his
opinion, in writing, concerning the le-
gacy made in the Will of Julien Poy-
dras to the girls of this parish; stating
infinitely the class entitled to the funds.
Mr. Alexis Tircuit refusing to accept
the place of Inspector of roads for the
first section of the Fifth Ward
On motion of Leon B. Dayries, Jas.
Cotton is appointed in his place.
On motion Of Chas. C. Pickett.
Resolved, That the President of the
Police Jury sell, on the Sd day of Sep
TENDER next, at the Court House of this
parish, to the lowest bidder, 1.-THE price
not to exceed the sum of twenty-five
cents per cubic yard,) the building of
the levee purchased by the Police Jury
OF the Parish of Pointe Coupee from W.
Lindsey and John P. Norman; said le-
be finished and completed by the
10th December, ls49; the purchaser to
give good and sufficient security in the
sum of one-third over and above the
price of the adjudication of the work;
and to be built under the supervision
Of the Inspector of the Ward or District
IN which said levee lies.
On motion of John Fl. Halsey, the fol-
amendment to the above resolu-
ion was offered:
Resolved, That a committee of three
be appointed by the President
u the Police jury. to report, at the next
ocular meeting Of this Board, upon the
probable cost Of making the levee upon
he Atchafalaya river, on the land sur
endered to the parish by Messrs. Lind
and Norman.
Being put to the vote, it was reject
d.
On motion Of John Mnbius,
Resolved, That Mr.. w. Burton be an
to make a measurement of all
necessary work to be made on the pub
g ievees of this parish, and also to
a survey of, and locate the new
to Do built on the Norman and
lindsey tract, and to make a plan of
aid work, which plan shall be delivered
the President Of the Police Jury. at
asst two days before be sells any Of
works. He shall also, with the as
stance of the Inspector Of the Ward /
which said 1evees are to be madea /
.iperinIend their building and receive
e same when completed. 4
He shall receive the sum Of three hum /
ed dollars for all services. Q
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Special Correspondence Of the Democrat.

New ORLEANS, Aug. Is, 1859.
Ed. DEMocRAr:-Although we outsid
ers are prevented from entering into tn
hidden mysteries of the immaculate Oh
der of intense Americans, with whom
the anti.Slidellians or "new-liners" ar,
now intriguing and plotting, in this city
yet enough transpires for us to make
pretty shrewd guess at their operations
Meetings of delegates to their CRANE
council have been held and nomination.
made which do not give entire satisfac
ton, and hence murmurs deep and loue
are heard, which threaten to break ou1
into a tornado.
On Friday last thereewas a case be
fore the Recorders Court of the LIST Dis
trict, which gave an insight into the
composition and workings of this beau
tiful combination. A Lieutenant of Pc
lice, named Dryden, made affidavit
against a policeman named Boyles for
conspiring to "croak" or a~ssassinate
him. Boyles is a notoriously "bad egg,n
and is president of onesof the "Americ-
an Clubs" The action Of the "clubn in
regard to some of the late nominations
did not please some of the old leaders,
who rebelled against the majority. For
this kicking in the traces, the president,
boyies, told some of the "boys' that.
they must croak Dryden and some others.
and It they were too chicken-hearted for
the undertaking, he would do the lob
himself, and make $500 by the opera-
ton. Several witnesses were sworn as
to the details Of the affair, who told 3
plain, u%nvarnished tale; but when the
"Chief Adams" was called to the stand.
his evidence was to the effect that the
president of the immaculate American
Club No. A, with his companions in mi.
Iuity, were a set of thieves, scoundrels
md l~oafers, whom he, the Chief of Pol
ice, would not believe on their OATH
although the evidence was clear that
ach conspiration existed as charged,
he Recorder Summers discharged the
ase, for fear, probably, that he himself
light become . subject for "croaking,s
J his brethren Of this patriotic order.
You may depend on one thing for q
srtainty, that unless there is a strong
among the z. Nk themselves !.
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NoTIcE,

nNsATURDAY, the Sd day of SEPTEMBER
" next. 1859,Tat II O'Clock, a. NJ, the under
signed will offer at public sale to the lowest bid
der, at the Court House of this Parish, the re-
pairs to be made on the Grand Levee of this
parish. Said work to be sold at SO much per
cubic yard, and to be made under the superin-
tendence of the Inspector of said levee. The
contractor to give bond and security to ensure
the faithful performance of his contract.
L. b. DAYRIES,
President Police Jury.
Pointc Coupee, Aug. l3, 1853.
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NOTICE

To Antotne Laforet You are hereby notified
to repair the road and lcvee on the whole front
front of your land situated on the Atchafalaya
river, in this parish, bounded above by lands be-
longing to the heirs of Croft and below ky that
of D. FL. Peaks. Said work to be commenced on
the LIST of September and completed on or before
the 10th October, 1859, and made according to
the Police Jury Regulations.
WM. LINDSEY,
Inspector LIST Section, LIST Ward.
Pointe Coupee, Aug. 20, 1859.
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NOTICE

TO Marie Louise Dumartran You are hereby
notified to repair the road andleyee on the whole
front of your land situated on the Atchafalaya
river, in this parish, bounded above by the land
of John I. Brooks and below by lands belonging
to W. &c Ma John E. Lindsey. Said workIo be
commenced on the LIST of September next and
completed on or before the 10th October, 1859
and made according the Police Jury Regulations
VIM. LINDSEY,
Inspectors LIST Section, 1st Ward.
Pointe Coupee, Aug. 20, 1859.
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II the Heirs Of Dr.. Jesse Baaty:-You are
hereby notified to repair the road on the whole
front Of your plantation situated ON Bayou For
doche, bounded above by land of /. NJ. Rowan,
and below by land Of Boyer aud N Cullum Said
work to be made according to the Arts. ISL and
and 258 Of the egulations of the Police Jury of
this p~ariAhke6aid work to be completed on Or
before the4stday Of September next; otherwise
/ shall proceed according to law.
P. JOFFRI0N,
Inspector I'd Section 9th Ward.
Pointe Coupee, July 80, $50.
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On motion of Chas. G.. Pickett

oA y "a
Whereas, The bridges on the Parish
Road leading from Morganza to the At
chatalaya, having been washed away by
the overflow Of last year;
Be it Resolved, That the President O
this body be authorized to sell the re
pairs to be made to said bridges, at the
Court House Of this parish, after tel
days advertisement; provided it does
not cost yer $500.
The above resolution being put to the
vote, it stood as follows:
Yeas-P. 0. Lebeau, P. B]ouanchaud,
Divide Bara, L. Chenevert, J. Reynolds,
Leon B. Dayries, T. Harmenson, and C.
G.. Pickett.
Ndys-John Mebius, John H Halsey
and James Vignes.
On motion of Justus Reynolds,
Resolved, That the sum of seven hun
dred dollars be, and the same is hereby
appropriated for the purpose of having
necessary repairs made to the bridges
across Bayous Black, George and Port
age in the 10th Police Jury District of
this parish.
That the President Of the Police Jury
be authorized to sell said repairs to the
lowest bidder, at the Court House, on
the Sd of September next; provided that
the price does not exceed the sun ap-
propriated.
Said work to be made under the su-
perintendance Of the Inspector, James
NJ. Hurst.
On motion of C. C. Pickett,
Resolved, That a committee compo-
sed of c. G. Pickett and Leon B. Dayries
be appointed to inspect the bridges on
Fordoche and Atchafalaya Parish
Road, to say what shall be done on said
bridges, and how said work shall be
lone.
On motion of P. 0 Lebeau,
Resolved, That the the sum of fifty
be appropriated for the purpose
If repairing the cross bridges on the
public road at the Grand Bay, and that
aid repairs be sold by the President Of
he Police Jury, on the Sd September
'ext. Said work to be superintended
y the Inspector of the 18th Ward.
On motion Of Divide Bara,
Whereas the road and bridges on the
'ature have been injured by the unusual
light of the water of False River, du
ing last winter /,
Be it Resolved, That the repairs to be
1ade to said road and bridges be sold
y the President of. the Police Jury to :
he lowest bidder on the Sd September :
ext at the Court House of this parish;
rovided the sum does not exceed three
undred dollars.
On motion of Louis Chenevert,
Resolved, That the President of the
oliee Jury be authorized to appoint !
,ree members of the Police Jury to f
Ieet at the Court House on the 22d of +
ugust, to examine the books and ac- !
cunts of the Parish Treasurer and to =
axe a report thereon to the Police Jury d
its next regular meeting. tt
Committee appointed to that eff ct:
ohn Mmbius, Lonis Chenevert, and
ames Vignes
Mr.. Leon B. Dayries having offered
S resignation as president and member =
the Police Jury, and the same being |
Mr.. john Mebius is appointed 81
his place as President. d
Chas. 20. Pickett offered his resigna- p
IN, which was accepted. 6,
On motion of Justus Reynolds, the te
,lice Jury adjourned sine de. G
JOHN MNBIUS, President. I'll
A. BoUANcHAUD, Clerk.
~
BT A CORRESPONDENT of the Baton
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~ To-day takes place, at the Court
House. the trial of the slave Bill. said
to belong to DIR Fcrrier. accused Of hav.
ing, whilst a runaway, attempted to kill
one J.. +. O'Neal, who was trying to ar
rest him. In the conflict O'Neai deceived
several dangerous wounds.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-20
FOR DISTRICT A~TToRNEY-9TH JuDIsrAL DISTRICT.
EDWIN L. JEWELL.
Of Pointe Coupce.

- We are requested to announce JOHN
YOIST, ESQ, as a candidate for the Office of
District Attorney, for the 9th Judicial District,
composed of the parishes of Pointe Coupee and
Concordia. Election, first Monday in November
next.
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DE- z ID:

On the 18th inst, at his residence in West
Feliciana, the Hon. CYRUS RATLIFF, the sit
ting Judge of the 7th Judicial District.
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MSlI,Ms'>S 3, !, 3, :,

WEEDS Patent Sewing Machine, with its tate
improvement, has no equal for sewing iea'hef
and heavy plantation work. -.
Sloat's Patent Elliptic Machines a ianily
machine it never had an equal, never will nave
a superior. requires no certificates wastes 10
thread on the under stitch. To ace it, is to buy
it. A. +. Sr. DIZ1ER, Agent.
augG.tf asf False River, La
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Notice.. A. ROY, Attorney and tf'.,
seller at Law, and Notary Public, rs sT'''e'ro
as Office aezt Corr 70 the Geurf Hopf.
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O sTArE sENAToR--10TH DISTRICT.
E D R d PHILLIPS,
Of Pointe Coupee.
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FOR CONGRESS--3D DISTRICT.
THOS. GREEN DAVIDSON,
Of Livingston.
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H.
Of Z. Baton Rouge.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS,

FOR LIEUTENANT-GovERNoR:
H. M. M S,
Of New Orleans.
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
TT1OS. j. SEMMES,
or New Orleans.
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b - An snssaoses gaaasivs TO sAs late
Professor Wilson, isnoR circulating
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fsrrsd to papa. Having stated s@ts pro-
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gentleman wa@ directed 10 assira the la-
dylso coma TO hsr fsahaz, sad doubtless
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Ths Great Western Railway pom-
pany Of Canada, have lately caused e
Be balm IL England two iron bridges fol
their road-one 10 span the Desiardins
canal, and sho other she Weliana. They
have been shipped TO Canada in pieces,
and are now ready to be pat tsgstherl
which VIII BE- done Immediately upon
ths elose Of nsyigation. The necessary
pespmsasions for setting them up aE'
completed al both places. [.s. =
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to ms GaalaOEnia trade, viii hsFazftsE EaEn
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a0fh OF each month, from the foot OK Cana
Street, North RiYers
k1 Passengers and Malls viii be for
warded by panamz Railroaa, aaa eannset
nt Panama wlEh the Pacific Mati steam
ship Compxnyss magnificent Steamships
which VII Be In Fsaainesss and lease IN
mRpEArELY far San Franchises. Eney
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foFded By the ahoss saips are unsurpassed
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sermed that the r. n 3. s. Co., Away
bare ONE Or MORE EXTRA ST EAM'
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agoid aAy possihAs dssantisn of Pawssn,
gers or Mails, and embark tAsls pasasagsra
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street, North Rive. kn
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bcn2g- 80 9m
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