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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-04-30
NO. l6.

the opinion tIIat its operations would
work All injustice. -..
Your committee find that warrants
have been drawn by the Commissioner
| Of the Fourth District to Mcssrs Miltcn-
berger q Bowman, and Brown & John
son, for work and labor actually per-
formed" These gentlemen are mer-
frankly informed the committee that
these warrants were drawn by him to
refund these gentlemen advances Of
money, by him obtained from them to
enable him to protect the alluvial lands
in his District from overflow, and to stop
crevasses during the high water of 1858
Your committee fully appreciate the
motives that induced this action, on the
part Of the Commissioner and if any
excuse can justify the Commissioner in
departing from the letter of the law,
they believe that he ought to be exoner-
ated from all censurc in the matter
In regard to the delay in the execu-
ton Of the works in the parish of Pointc
Coupee, to which their special attention
was called, your committee find that
lowing to the dikes across the mouths of
the Bayous making into the Atchafala-
va, the land through which the contcm-
Iplatcd works were to be done, was al
most constantly overflowcd, and it has
been conclusively shown that unless the
canal between the Bayous Morcau and
Middle is enlarged to three times its
present capacity, and as long as there
is no outlet through these Bayous into
the Atchafalaya, it will be almost inn
possible to cut the canal contracted for.
The committee believe that past ex-
Ipericnce has conclusiyely shown that
the present system is radically defective,
and that a large amount of money has
been expended, and the land donated by
congress to aid the State in reclaiming
the swamp and overhowed lands, is be-
ing rapidly exhausted without any com
mensurate benefit to the State.
Under all these circumstances and in
view of all the facts of the case, your
committee recommend the repeal of the
Jaws organizing the Board of. Swamp
Land Commissioners, and the organiza-
ton Of Board Of Public Works under
suitable restrictions and requirements.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
!. .. ....za. nssz + S. GooDE, -.
Chairman Of Senate Committee.
DANIEL NEWTON.
Chairman of House Committee.
]. DELoSY, Secretary. %
!, -.
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Special Correspondence Of the Democrat,

~ New ORLEANS, April 20, 1859.
EDuoR DEMOCRAT: affair of yes
Iterday between Vernon and Bossier, APP
pears in the morning paper of to-day
none differing materially inreport from
what / wrote yesterday, except the
statement of an editorial in the Courier,
Which denies that either were propric-
tors of said paper * ~ s
There was another affair opposite my
office door, between Lallande Ferriere
and Capt. Duncan, late leader of the
Vigilance Committee. AS Capt. D. was
passing along the Alley, Ferriere re.
marked, "There goes a ID rascal"
when the Captain stopped and asked if
that observation was intended for him.
Receiving reply in the affirmative,
the Captain very politely slapped Fer.
riere i'll the face, which brought the
elaret freely; whereupon both clinched
and took areal old-fashioned set-to which
lasted some minutes, when neither APP
pearing to gain any advantage, there
appeared to be a mutual drawn battle,
with the probability of a second fight
on d different field. There must be
| s ~ 4
something in the change of weather to
cause these belligcrent manifestations.
/ PHGsIx.
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RICHMOND DooMED.-The water is fast
encroaching upon the town, and the
most saneuine arc compelled reluctantly
to acknowledge that Richmondis bound
to ego under" Both bridges across
Roundaway were swept off On Tuesday
night, and nearly all the property east
Of the bayou is flooded. A lcsee is be-
ing constructed to protect the Court
House and property west of it, leaving
the balance to the mercy of the waters.
Madison Gazette.
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2. K. STEPHENS,
M ILL" :" RI G. II :.
(Of .Yazoo City,

To Proprietors Of Corn and Flour Mills.
MR.. STEPHENS offers his services to the
lNl citizens of this parish to dress mill-stones,
on a new and durable plan. and also to make all
the repairs necessary to mills to the full satlsfac-
tion OF the owners. He is highly recommended
by citizens of this and adjoining parishes, for
work done on mills.
He would refer, however, to Messrs. E. Tame
ret, V. Hebert aa CO.. v. Bergeron, and Antoine
Decuir. Of this parish, and also 10 T. W. Scott
S. Windham, O. Rhea, J. Il. M'Neely and Others
of East and West FeIciana.
For orders address to this Office, or to
P. K. STEPHENS, Bayou Sara, La.
Pointe Coupee, March 2G, 1859. 3m.
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The Richmond (Madisonparisl) jour
nal has placed the name Of the Hon. w.
S. Parham at the head Of It's editorial
column, as q candidate for Congress
from the Third District. The journal
savs It IS done without authority
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LOST OR STOLEN

LOST OR STOL EN
IRON my plantation on the Islandsof False
L River, an American Horse of black color,
with small white spot in the forehead, and a
cart Of the name. near the collar, gray. Said
horse does not pace.
A liberal reward is offered to any person who
syili giyc information of the whereabouts of said
horse, or bring him back to
' N~l- \ GEORGET CIIUTz.
Island af False River April 2, 1859.
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z E P r r
Of The Joit COmmittse appointed to Ea
anime the accounts Of The Suamp
Laqsa; Commissioners. rs

: The following is statement OF the
account of Lafayette Caldwell, Commits
sioner of the Second District, from the
lst January, ts5s, to the 1st January,
1870. -g=
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-04-30

To balance il: Sands of Com
missioner, 4 per account. $38,5 Il
By amount dill x,ursed, includ-
penses 3s,567 II
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-04-30

sioner of the Second District, from the
lst January, ,s5S, to the lst January,
1859:
To balance inslands of Com
missioner, A,per account. S38 ,53l II
By amount dix Cursed, includ-
ing $3.50 I'D travelling ex-
penses. 3s,567 II
Balance in Ind ds Of Com'r.. s64 &c
In this acc Int the sum of one hundred
dollars is cha ged as having been paid
to John II. lew, Esq, as a retaining
fee for profes$ $lonal services in the pros
ecution Of a suit against J. |. B Kirk.
This suit wa INSTITUTED ON the 18th day
of January, 1859, for the return of money
advanced to- fr. Kirk in his contract
Your committee have not been able to
perceive the 1ecessity Of this suit mas
much as the kloney had been paid into
the Treasurysn the 9th of November,
1853. :
The thirtcsAth Section of the Act, APP
proved Mare' 18th, 1854, provides
"That it shaSl be the duty of each Com
missioner in ais own District, after the
formation Of the Leyee Wards and
Draining Districts, to let out the making
or repairing 5f such levees or drains as
the Board of Commissioners may order,
to the lowess bidder by sealed propo-
sails, after thirty days notice thereof i'll
some newspaper published in the parish
in which the work is to be done. If no
newspaper ii published therein, then by
notices pbsted up at three public places
in the parish, one of which shall be at
the Court House" etc.
The committee find that when con-
tracts have been forfeited, the re-letting
of the contracts has been without adj
veriisements, Your committee believe
that the object Of the law was to secure
the greatest publicity of any intended
work in the .neighborhood, so that those
directly interested could have al oppor-
tunity of taking the contract as well as
to secure competition, and thus enable
the State to- 10 the work at the least
possible expense. The committee be
| iieve that tIls, proper construction Of the
1 law requires that the re letting Of for
feited contracts should be advertised II
| the same manner as the original con
| tracts. z zzs.T sszi @@4
h. In one ea:te that las come to the no
Etice of the c,,mmittee, to wit: The con
tract of thetdraining of the Lafourcht
valley, the contract was advertised il
the parish It Ascension, when no par
Of the work fFas done in that parish, bu
fnriucipally A the parishes of Assnmp
! ton and La sourche, in both of whicl
parishes newspapers were published.
The Act oS 1854 requires the Swami
Land ComniS Ssioners, first: to appoint
competent Engineer for each Distric
who shall he'll his Office for two years
| and receive + Il annual salary Of twenty
five hundred klollars. second, to regi iste
I-all the warrtsits drawn by them. You
committee fSld that the Commissioner
have bcen irssthe habit Of letting otl
engineering by contract, and that wa
rants were frequently drawn withou
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-04-30
500 REWARD.

DANAWAY from the undersigned. at Opelou-
II sas, about the lst of February, 1858. BEChf
or BETSY. a gritf girl, aged about 81 years,
rather small sizc, heavy built round face, and
long hair having on the lower jaw, scar from a
burn, and another larger one on the upper part OF
the arm When she left she had sore finger,
supposed to be felon. She speaks French and
English.
HELEN, fair complicated mulatresse. about
rs years old, round face, middle size, one finger
near the thumb partly eat up by felon: HELEN
sswaway from Opelousas about the 18th OF Feb
ruary, same year, 1858, was apprchended in
pointe Ceupee about the 5th January last 1859,
and brought back, from whence she started again
about the 10th Of the same month. 1t is almost
certain that she is accompanied by some one and
shat she passes herself as free, as she done in
Pointe Coupee.
Tie above reward will be given to whoever
will hiring said two girls back to the undersigned
or lodge them in one of the jails of this Safe SO
that he can get them again, or 500 for either OF
them BESuII NE1.
Opefousas, Fet4 5th. 1859 m5tf.
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HORSES AND MULES
EDR SALE

THE subscriber would respectfully IN
ia form the community. that he ~ lls' III re-
aYX ,eipt of ffty-fve Missouri Mules, and a
lot of good buggy Horses. from st. Louis. i,
Thankful for the patronage ! nave received
souId state that. having great facilities for OBJ
,ainipe stock of all kinds and description, both
In Missouri aud Kentucky, can at any time I'LL
orders for almost any description Of horses that
may be called for.
Herses aud mules that are not what they are
sepreseuted to be at the time of sale will be cheer
suiIv. and at all times, taken back.
NV stock can be seen at the Grand Levee
Hotel. Any stock needed by planters, will be
seut to to them on the receipt Of an order.
JOHN Ii. GRAHAM.
4 Pointe Coupee. Feb. 49, '59. IT,
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Saddle and Harness Mandatory.

r Saddle aud HARNESS WanuIactUly' *@
~ BOCKEL. Manufacturer of Saddles, Haf-
~. ness Brides Whips, Collars. 6e corner %, o,
Commerce and Sun Streets, Bayou Sara. La. All
orders promptly attended to. g~ Repairing {
done with neatness aud dispatch nZt-y
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EeT LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
sh nnA Ann

invested in the United States ........ $500 OC
,2.ND I'M
ALL DIRECTok3 PERs NALLY REsPnNsIBLE FOR TIE
ENGAGEMENTS OF THE COMPANY.
We respectfully ask attention Z, the security of
fefed by tha LIVERPOOL aud LONDON INSURANCE
COMPANY, TO its Policy holders in its large CASH
CAPiEAL and Investments rs stated above.
The iarse capitat and income 0f the Company en-
able 1t to take lines convenient to parties REQ uring
large amounts of Insursnre
In addition 80 the ordinary mode Off Insurance this
CCmpans Issues PERMANENT Z, LICIAS. Tn the pay
m TT OF En- ANNUAL PREMIUMS, property is thence
forth permanently INSURED The PoL,CY can be can.
celted at any time, and the premium will be return.
ed less per cent
This Com pany will make Insurance against loss
OF RzNTs by fire, on new and most liberai I: :nci-
pie.
Under the Policy of this Company. all CL AIMS are
paid upon presentation OF satisfactory proof OF less
without abatement OF deduction tor interest and not
as is usual SIXTY DAYS after presenta.io of proof
WORKMAN Il WYATT, Agents
l9e. Main street. few doors above the
NH l4-dts Post Cfiica
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Law OF EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL CASES IN ENGLAND
Lord Brougham has brought in q bill which pre-
vides that any person trial for .feouyo'
misdemeapor may offer himself as witness in hi'
own behalf aud his wife as we'll, in her husband
behalf Such person mast be sworn on the Holy
Eyapgelists. and be subject to cross examinations
No writing of such person will be receivable il
evidence unless called for by the prosecutor. The
raost important clause, however, is that whics
&ithdfass from such prisoners protection from an
sweripg questions tending to criminate. They na,
not refuse to answer any, question on the grount
that the answer may degrade them, or tend Il
show that they have been guilty of any offence o'
misconduct. No answer, however, TO such ques
Iions will be admissible in evidence in any pro
csedings against the deponents, except in prose
cutions Tor prejury assigned on such answers
Scotland is exempted from the operation OF th'
bill.
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AN AaUArIc SExroN.-A letter from Norwich,
Connecticut, ontans the following am using an
ecdote:
SUNDAY before last the Baptists we're to have q
grand celebration; quite number of persons were
to be baptized, not in the river, but jn a large
pool sunk in tho floor of the church under the
pulpit, Which is on wheels and capable of being
rolled away. 1t was an extraordinary occasion,
and the house crowded with EpiscopaiaDs.
Cougregatonalists and Methodists, as well az With
the Baptists themselves The opening services
were gone through with, the pulpit was rolled
away, and the minister, with one of the candi-
dates, approached the pool and commenced de-
see ndipg the steps. Suddenly they paused, then
held hurried consultation, made a retreat, and
il was announced that the ceremony would be
postponed till evening. The rest OF the services
were gone through with by an audience more
diverted shan edited, for, before the service was
| ended, the whole congregation had learned that
the paol was half full of dirty soap suds, and va
rious were the surmises as 20 how they got thsre
In the course OF the day il leaked out that The Ser
| ton had taken bath there Saturday night, ana
| forgotten TO let or tie soater !"
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TOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER Az

kOh KIDNEY AND BLADDER AZ
- - oFECTIONS.-HARTSfiO Il ORNE'S SGREATBUCUU
SSOSm9POuHD. for the rapid cure of all XII ney and
DIaddef Complaints. This Concentrated Compound
Extract of Buchu is the best Remedy in the World
ior all Diseases or Com plants of the Bladder Kid.
neFs, Dropsy travel elects. Leucorrhea or Whites
ana Meaknossss OF the sexual Organs, whether of a
constitutional origin, or from any other cause OF
long or short duration ' ~
1t is prepared by a Chemist. containing no Mer.
curry. and is pronounced by medical men to be not
oniy the pest but the cheapest Bncbu Compound in
the world Persons who have suffered for years and
could scarcely walk. have been cured By using one
Large Bottles, 81; small Bottles so cents Sold by
FISHER W lNST0N, and all Druggists ia Rich.
ginis. IA aa--sm
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GIANT FARMER Jacob Strawn of Rockford
Illinois, has earned for himself the reputation OF 4
giant farmer o: the West. Twenty years ago,
he vent TO Illinois, poor man. His operations
at frat small, but continued To increase each
year until he had reduced 90 900 acres OF land
to q state of cultivation. lie has one farm OF
$500 acres aud another of 10000. lie has usually
employed from 200 to 300 men, aud large number
Of horses Evsry year untiquite recent he has stall
ed frcm 5000 6000hea OF cattle. aud kept other
i've stock in proportiopate numbers. In twenty
seven years he has made fortune OF million OF
dollars and IL still bale and vigorous to enjoy II
He has one cornield 10 Nor gan county, nearly siz
miies long.
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And the various affections consequent upcu q dfs.
STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such as Indigestion Acidtty OF the ctorrsch
Coiicky Pains. Heartburn Loss of Appetite Despon-
dercy Cestiyenees Blind and Bleeding Piles In
all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Eeuralgic Affections
il he's in numerous instances proved highly beneti
cial, and in others effected a decided curs.
This is purely vegetable compound prepared OF,
strictly scientific principles, after the manner Of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Roerhaye. Becsus. of
Its great success in most ofthe European States its
PRODUCTION into the u States intended more espe
cialiy for those of atherand scattered here and
there over the aco OF this mighty country Meeting
with great success among them, now offer il TO tbe
American public. knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended 81 those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous use of ardent spirits other forms OF
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect il
finds its way directly to the seat of life thrilling
and quickening every nerve, raising Up the droop.
ing spirit. and, in fact, infusing new health aud
vigor in the system.
NOrlCE.-Whoever expects to find this beve
low spirited, it will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial, possessed Of singular remedial properties.
CAUTION!
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma hss
Induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
ROLAND BITfEtsS a fair trial. One bottle viii
con vince you how infinitely superior it ia to all
these limitations.
Sold st 81 per bottle or six bottles for IS, by the
SOLE PROPRI gTORs,
BENJAMIN PAGE JR. L. co
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
sFsold nearly all the Druggists In this city
lie Ix-dts
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DANGEROUS Play THINas.-The resi-

dents of Broad, Marshall aud Clay streets. on
Church Hill, are very much annoyed every after-
noon. by the firing of guns and pistols in the
hands of boys, many of them not over twelve
years of age. Last Tuesday afternoon, as q little
girl, daughter of DIR. knox, was pass ing along the
street near Mr., John McDouads grocery, pistol
in the hands of lad exploded. and the ball stTik-
ing the little girPs right leg between the ankle
aud the knee, iBhicted an ugly and painful flesh
wound. Of course the lad who had the pistol
was very much alarmed at the accident and re.
GREETED it deeply, but that would have been poor
comfort to the parents of the wounded child, had
she been killed or MANNED for life.
On Church Hill,tbe streets alive with chill.
dren every pleasant Afternoon and if some steps
not taken to prevent boys from firing guns and
pistols in their midst, soEe of them may be killed
Dangerous as ire arms are, even when cautiously
used by men, it is little singular that parents
will trust their boys with them at all, and yet we
venture the assertion that scores of them carry
their loaded pistols as regularly as they attend
school.
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School FxAMINATroN.--On Wednesday

SCH0oL EXAMINATION. TN Wednesday
night the members of the Mechanics Institute
and the friends of education generally, are to have
rare treat in the closing exercises of the Night
School of the Institute. The school has been en-,
tirely successful this season, and our citizens are
to have an opportunity of seeing the vast amount
Of good it has already effecte9 to the working
classes. The exercises are to commence with an
Introductory addres by A. NJ. Bailey. Esq. After
shis, n A. Sturdivaut will present the premi-
um book to the best reader in the school John
K. Thompson, Esq, will deliver an address to the
clusion. will present handsome silver medal to
the scholar that has been most attentive, orderly
and s,udious during the session. The School Conn
mittee, Messrs. Wm. Maciarlane, A Bargamin, jr.,
and S. s. Cottrell, have labored zeaIously to ad-
vance the pupils and to make the accommodations
complete and we are sure that they have succeed.
ed beyond their own expectations.
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A WANDERING PRINTER-Karl UugIing a iour.
ueyman printer, died at Detroit few DAYS ago af.
ter wandering over q large portion of the world
from Baden, Germany, for participating in the re.
volution OF 1S4S He reached the United States
just in time to volunteer in the Mexican war. and
was wouaded and disfgured for life at the battle
OF buena vista. After the war he travelled from
Maine to Louisiana, and to the frontiers of civi,i
zstiop, as a Journeyman printer; commenced the
hrst German paper ever published id San Francis
co, subsequently, Joined theatrical company in
CINCINNATI. and was everywhere known as a scho
lar, poet, musician and wit. lie never remained
long enough in one place TO call it his home, but
wherever be went he left friends who admired his
extraordinary talents and his characteristic yaga.
ries. He could spin yarn, write poem make a
Speech slrg song bring melody from quit /,
or tip glass of lager beer with uneaualed spirit
and cosmopolitan elegance
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ass- s-HARTsHoRaBs CURB-ALL--
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DfspkPsIA. WEAK sTOM
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS

THE 6hEAI IAi4f Olls
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOM
ACH AND WEAK BOW ELS.
PREPARED BIZ CHEMIyT:
goTPLss r. Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
rHg GpEATEST DISCOVERY IE MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTsHORNES CURE-ALL should be kept IL
al ayoies In case of accidents or sudden sick ness
g it frequently es in less tine than requifeSt u
ret physician. :.
.1ternaliy and internally. ,,.;~
HakTST0kkEsCURE-A cures hheuipss'en
Neuralgia and Chilslains, ~.
HaETsm m0RNE'e GU RE-ALL cures Crsmps, Cole
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
UAR1eEuRNE'S CuRE-AbL cures PANS ia tue
limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and cars
WAkTsHORNE'5 CURE-ALL cures epraihs
gruises eeaIds Burns and Frosted Feet. a,
UARfeHOREES CUREALL cures rams Ia ths
geat and SweliipQ Of the Joints.
HARTSH0gEE'S CUREALL cures stln NECK
from a Cold, aud Ague ir the Breast
TARTsHoRNE'5 CUR 4 ALL is good for DYspep
ia Weak Stonlarh aud Bowels.
Hbepaver you have Paia, use the CURE LL, o.
Il acts upon the Nerves. Masies efnews, Biood apc
Repes and, by its warming e!ectro-msgne power
sxpels all pain from the system. Get q bottle ans
Try II.
a Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg and all towns H.
Nggfnia. oc Io--hbf
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THAT sUppss. to he given nv the Ia

That SUPPER. to be given by the la
lies of the Second Baptist Church, at Mechanics
Institute Hall tonight will be feast fit for the
gods. Already scores of fair hands nimbly
employed In preparing appetising dishes tina,
you'd tempt the pa!ates of the daintiesr epicures
Then too, there is to be bevy of beauteous forms
Hitting from chair to chair, and serving their
patrons with every luxury that can be desired
surely. our citizens will patronise this feast libe-
ally, and We sincerely hope that the ladies may
feaiise ahandsome return TOR their arduoas laboru
n q worthy cause.