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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-07-02

WEATHER AND CRops.-Sincc the last
two weeks this part of the State has
been visited by frequent showers Of
rain. Such weather has done much to
invigorate the corn crop, has been Of in
calculable benefit to the sugar cane,
and, it is to be hoped, has not been inju.
rious to the cotton crop. The cane up
to this time is rather small, but such
weather will, without doubt, start it
~agrowing with renewed yigor.
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State of Louisiana,

Parish of Pointe Coupcc-Ninth District Gourt
Wheeler x Blake vs.. Lowenhaupt d Guslorfer
No. 22O2.
BY virtue of and to satisfy a writ of Il. in
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
till" ) demand and costs of suit, have seized. and
will offer at public sale. at the stere of JOIN,
Ellsworth, on |
Saturday, the I'd day Of July, 1859,
at IL O'Clock, a. M. all the right, title and inter
est that the defendant has in and to the ~fo!lusini
described property to-wit:
One Niichcow and two calves: l Irav; bread
carts, and colt ; years Old.
Terms and Conditions.
Cash, ruth Approtsemenk.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sheriff
Point Coupre, June Is, 1859.
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Terms and conditions OF the Sale
State of Louisiana.

Parish of Pointe Coupvc-N Ninth District court
Mary Jane Taylor, wife OF Dr.. F.. $ Wilson Va DR.
!. S! Wilson, iIusbalid.-No. 2llS.
By virtue of, and to satisfy u writ of Il. ID. il.
sued in the above entitled suit and To HE direct
cd the Honorable the 9th District Court in and
for the parish and State aforesaid, ~tosatiSYy plain
tilt : dcmaud and costs Of suit, | have seized, and
offer at public sale at the Court House on
Saturday. the ID dag Of July, 1859.
at ii O'Clock, 4. NJ, all the right. title IN! inter
est that the defendant has in and to the ,vllovjsr
described PROPERTY. to wit
Antony. negro man aged about - years:
liark"ss - years.
One horse. 10 heads Of hogs:
One buggy. | wagon: household furniture.
Terms IF sale--Cash. wiM -lppr0Hemrnt.
SEVERN rnHGlIE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee. June IL. 1859.
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NOMINATION FOR STATE SENAroR.-The
editor Of the Pointe Coupee Echo bores
his readers with about a column and a
half Of rerbiage on the nomination which
was made here on the 14th of June last,
for q Democratic candidate to represent
the parishes of Pointe Coupee, West
Feliciana and Avoyelles in the State
Senate. The article from beginning to
end IS well calculated to do our nom
inee, Mr.. Edward Phillips, a great deal
of good, and in consequence, we tender
the editor u thanks for "his labor Of
love" We understand the thing Mr.
Jewell, and we would much rather have
you against us than for us. However.
please make a correction in your next
issue in relation to the West Feliciana
and Pointe Coupee delegates-we know
you did not intend to do anything wrong.
you are 50 fair, and would not for the
world make a statement which was not
strictly true. Say in your next issue.
that out Of the twenty-one delegates
from the parish of West Feliciana. Col.
Stephen Van Wickle could not have re-
ceiyed fivel-say that Mfr. Beatty when,
he gave us his proxy to cast the vote of
Pointe Conpee, did not expect to be here
to attend the Convention-that he knew
we would hold it, and that he never said
US that we should not use it in case
AvoyeIles was not present.-fBayou
Sara Ledger.
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Communicated.
LIvoSIA, June p, 1859.

LIvoNIA, June p, 1859.
ED DEMocRAT-Dear SIR: My attcn
. ton has just been called to a paragraph
in the Echo of the 18th inst, where, il
commenting upon the course pursued by
the delegates to the Senatorial Conven
ton of the 18th, at Bayou Sara, and in
connection with a petition which was in
circulation a few days previous to the
meeting of the Convention, the editor
uses the following language in reference
to myself:
"To the honor and credit of Col. Mat
the VS. let it be said, however, that he,
although pledged to vote for Mr.. Phil
lips, before being aware Of my other
aspirant in the field, after this petition
was presented to him, remarked that he
conM not in the face of that document,
vote for Mr.. Phillips, when he was cog
infant Of the preference for another man,
by so large and respectable a number Of
Democratic voters, whose views he was
sent to the Convention to represent and
not his W personal feelings"
Inasmucl, sir, as I never made any
such remark as the one here attributed
to me, "tlat I could not vote for Mr.. Phil
lips in the face of that document" |
must most unequivocally and
disclaim any merit of this 'honor and
credit" which the Echo 50 charity be-
slows upon me.
1t was a custom, many years ago,
among the ancients, before offering up
their sacrifices to their Deities, to deco
rate and adorn their unsuspecting vic
tins with all the glittering tinsel and
trappings of art and beauty. | trust
the Echo is more modernized than to en-
terrain for a moment the idea of rein
this mode of slaughter, for the
purpose of executing judgment against
such monsters as it conceives the Slidell,
Houmas, T%ehuantepec Democrats of
Coupee arc.
The delegates to this Convention were
and accredited as such by what
might virtually be called a mass Con-
vcntion, untrammelea by any i~nstruc-
tions whatever, and left entirely free to
exercise their own Judgment in casting
the vote of the parish. Under these
circumstances, they had generally, be-
expressed their preference for Mr..
Phillips, and had the Convention organ
lied on the day appointed, with it's full
quota of delegates present from the three
parishes, l am sure that Pointc Coupee
would have voted for Mr.. Phillips. It
was my intention from the first to have
done so, and it was frankly expressed,
both before and after | saw the petition,
to any one who was curious enough to
make the inquiry Of me.
There appears to be a predetcrmina-
ton on the part of the Echo in this in
to create disaffection, purely upon
the grounds of a personal hostility to
nominee, and thatit should introduce
my name for the purpose of making it
appear that [ was inimical to the NOM
Of Mr.. Phillips, is representing
in an entirely false light.
Respectfully your obed't serv't,
j. L. MATTHEWS.
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NEW
state of Louisiana.

Ninth District Coiut-pari~h of pointe Coupe
J.. y. johnson vs.. His Criliturs.- No.
PURSUANT to an order Of the 9Th nistrc
Cour, TO nae directed, |, the uIderSiened, vii
offer for sale, to the last and highest bidder. oI
the premises, on
WHrsdoH tic ih dag Of Ang., 1898.
at 10 O'clock, A. NJ. the blowing uAmrl aHt
described property. depending upon the l.l-olv
cncy Of J. B.. johnson
.LSeIAEa=
y lot or parcel oi land situated on III" fHyot
Crosse Fetn. in this parish. continuing three si
pcrticial acres, with The building and improve.
ncnts there on-dwcllin- hou>H. kitchen. corr
house. negro cabins sl'a!i store. ttc.--i,ounl,d
in from. by the Bayou t,rosSe Fri". above by land
belonging to Mrs. AI'xaudr" CirIst. lrIoW ly lot
No. IS. and running back in the rear 50 as TO tornl
q superficial area OF three acres.
Another lot of land. containing three and a
haN superiiria{ acres. mnrc ~ 5'>s. with the M
prome!lts thereon. consisting of Il large two-story
building used as 4 store; said mf l. bounded in
front by the Bayou Crosse T"te. above b. th" lot
aforementioned and below and in the rear by
lot No. II. of which it formed Il part.
Another lot Of land, containing one hundred
and thirty acres. more OF Jess, being part Of sec
ton No. IS. township No. Z. Range 9, east
bourdcd in front by the Bayou Crosse T:t,,
above by the first lot aforementioned. and Soc
ton No. II, belonging to Mrs. M"yandre Chust,
which are separated by the State road. and be-
low by the land of Henry johnson, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Slaves
Anthony, negro man aged about 30 years.
Leak, negro woman aged about 80 years.
Maria, negro woman aged about 40 years. with
her two children, to-wiL: Cara aged about
4 years; Betsy, aged ahont 2 years.
Aleck. negro boy aged II years.
John, negro boy aged II years.
OvABLES
Horses. horned-catttc, hogs; | wagon. pIows.
one horse-cart. household and kitchen furniture.
ALSO. a large assortment of
Goods and .~Herehdndises.
consisting of dry-gonls, medicines, crock"ry-
ware, hardware, tinWare, shoes etc. etc.
TERuS and CONDITIONS:
The movables-CAsH.
The land and slaves one-third cash, the balance
at one and two years credit in equal instruments.
interest at the rate of eight per cent. per
lnnum from the day of sale until paid the per
;hasers to give their notes with good security in
for said instruments, and a special mort
gage to be reserved on the property sold. to ST.
cure the payment of the purchase price and int
rest which may accrue thereon.
SEVERN PORCIIE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee, July ?, 1859.
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Lost or MisIadd:

A PARISH CERTIFICATE drawn by 4. Pro-
n vosty, Parish Auditor, to the order Of ~
Richards, No. 295, dated December 10th, lsa''
for the sum of seven hundred and t~hlrtyfHo
9Il00 dollars, with s per cent. interest lro"
date. Said certificate was supposed to be on ~.
person of the said Richards when he lost ls ils
on the steamer Princess. The public, boNe'e,
are warned not to trade for said certificate, az u.
payment thereof has been estopped with laf'''
Auditor and Treasurer.
+ r. A. ROY.
Agent and Attorney for heirs Of Richards
Pointe Coupee. June 4. 1859.
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Ha- The Democracy Of the parish Of
Concordia met in Vidalia, on Monday
the goth ult., and appointed DR.. G. S.
Magoon. R. Oakman and E. B. Whitta.
kcr as delegates to act with the Pointe
Coupee delegates, to choose a candidate
Tor District Attorney for the 9th Judi
clal District. They also nominated DR..
A. r. Fitzpatrick and Col. j. A. Garter as
candidates for the Legislature.
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WAS TAKEN Up, by Val1nont Eerse,oa, :
w black Cow with two Calves o. ala ~.
ent ages, without any mark except a star op
forehead and both sides white. u,
The owner is requested to come and cialm III. y,
property according to las, otherwise my Sn
be sold at my Office on Saturday, the z'.q nu5
ust next. S. POURClAI,,
Justice Of the Peace, llth hafu'
June Is, 1859,
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sewinx-Ma
IN O + ice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that a meeting Of The
L creditors of James r. Bisland. i~nselvent. will
be held on WEDNESDAY the goth of JULY,
1859, at 10 o'clock, A. A.. before John Moehir''
Recorder. in his Office, for the purpose of deliber-
atins upon the choice of a Syndic Of sald lnsol-
vency. H. DIDIER, Dep,y Clerk
Pointe Coupee. June Is. 1859.
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Fourth Of July at WilIiamsport.

We are informed that the Fourth of
July will be celebrated with great fdat
at Williamsport. The public are respect
fully invited to attend. Go all, young
and old, and participate Of the good
things.
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SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcr Con-
yEsnos.-The Hon. Miles Taylor was
renominated by the Convention held at
Thibodeaux on Saturday last.
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Dr The new King Of Naples has
granted an amnesty to all political pris.
lei in Naples.
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The State of Louisiana.

Parish of Peinte Coupee-Ninth District Court
B.. & A. Soulie vs. j. V. Winters.-No 1868.
DY VIRTUE Of and to satisfy a writ of ii ia
ID issued in the above entitled slit and to me-
directed by the Honorable the Ninth District
Court in and for the parish and State aforesaid.
to satisfy plaintiffs s. demand and costs of suit, ]
have seized and will offer at public sale, at the
Court House on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of August, 1859.
at ii O'Clock a. M, all the right. title and inter
est that the defendant has in and to the following
described property to-wit:
LANDS.
A certain tract of land established and cultir-
ated as a sugar plantation, situated in the parish
of Pointe Coupee. in this State, on the right bank
of the Mississippi river, measuring eight arpents
and twenty toises in front on said river by a
depth Of eighty arpents; bounded, on the 4th of
February, 1858, On the upper side by land of
Widow N. Lacour and on the lower side by land
Of Widow Valerien Ledoux. and now, above by
land of Capt. J.. II. Morrison and below by land
which belonged to Julius Winter and now to J..
1. Utter; with all the buildings, improvements,
and agricultural implements.
Also the following
SLAVES:
Tiburce, aged about 80 years.
Adams, aged about rs years.
Robert, aged about 20 years.
Lucas, aged about "a years.
Bill, aged about 30 years.
William, (engineer,) aged about 80 years.
Richard, aged about 81 years.
Samson, aged about so years.
Antoine, aged about l6 years.
Cesar, aged about 33 years.
William, aged about % years.
Onezime, aged about 80 years.
Pierre, aged about II years.
Big Rose, aged about rs years.
Anna, and her child aged 4 years.
Marguerite, aged about. 10 years.
Sophie, aged about 80 years.
Sarah, and her child aged 4 years.
Therese, and her child aged II years.
Jeanne, aged about II years.
Ursule, aged about rs years.
Marie, and her child aged 7 years.
Mira, aged about 80 years.
Clara, aged about "a years.
Z Desire, and her child, an infant.
Priscilla, aged about 80 yearf.
Adeline, and her child aged 4 years.
sylvie, aged about 33 years.
ALSO-Twenty- three mules. 2 horses:
Three wagons, & old carts, 2 old drays.
Twelve head Of cattle, 8 hogs, II sheep.
On the toHoving Terms and Conduious:
To satisfy the demand of the petitioner for the
capltai sum OF tWehty-el9ht thousand two hum
dred dollars, and two thousand two hundred and
ffty-six dollars interest on said capital to the
LIST February, 1859, and interest on said capital
sum at eight per cent per annum from said LIST
February, 1859, until paid, and the costs of suit
-CAsH. The balance of the price to be applied
by the purchaser of the property SO seized and
sold, to the paying of the special mortgages ex-
listing on the said property subsequently, to the
SAID seizlng creditors, or to any creditor or per-
son legally entitled so the same.
SEVERN PORCIYE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee. June Is. 2e5a.
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bg- At a Convention held at the Court
House Of the parish of East Baton Rouge
Andrew S. Heron and Robert +. Knox
were nominated to represent that parish
in the next Legislature.
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1arF. NJ. Kent, Of East Baton Rouge,
has been nominated Commissioner of
Public Works for The First District.
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Wherefore the following named can.
didates-J. L. Mntthews and J. j.
M'Crea, for the State Legislature, Seve-
rim Porche for Sheriff, A. Bondy for Clerk
9th District Court, J. B. St. Cyr for ASS
essor, and r. Moherter for Coroner
having received a majority of the votes
cast, are hereby declared to be the reg
ular Democratic nominees for the res
pective offices above named, at the cleo
ton to take place on the LIST Monday of
November next.
On motion, resolved, that the proceed
ings Of this meeting be published in the
Pointe Coupee Echo and Pointe Cor4ee
Democrat.
On motion, the Democratic Central
Committee ~adjourns sinc die.
w. BEATTY, President.
P. 0. LEBEAU, Secretary.
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In accordance with the resolution
adopted at the Democratic Parish Com
vcntion, the Democratic Central Com
mittee met at the Court House, on Sat
urday, the 25th June, 1859. Nessrs.
VIM. Beatty, 2. \. Roy, ?. 0. Lebcan,
P. Echelard, and Z. l.. Jewell, PRESENT..
On motion, WIN. Beatty and ?. O. Le-
beau are appointed President and Secre-
tary.
The election returns from all the polls
in the parish having been received, the
Committee proceeded to open them and
count the votes for the the various par
ish Offices.
The result was as follows:
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The French Army of Observation on
the Rhine, it is now stated, numbers
1900 mel.
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The man who tried to sweeten his
taHenwith one of his wife's smiles, has
on sugar.
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Notice.. A. ROY, Attorney and eour,
sailor at Law. and Notary Public, eah 's1o'S1
his oaicc no..t door 70 the Courthouse
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QKRAR G. De.

gHBAR GQQDE.
THE undersigned respectfully invite thcrub-
l. lie vt large to visit their stock. consisting Of
F., Dry Goods, Clothing, .Hedicimrs, Nfa.
Mare, Roots 4 shoes, Hats, &C.,
which, as they want to sell out their stock full,
they will sell at
Cost PRICT.
Persons wishing to make cheap bargaas will
please give us Il call.
je25. F. MUNZESHEIMER co.
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+ $ T r 4 Y

TAkEN Up by Terence Samson, Jr. on the Al
J. and 9TH June, 1888. in front Of the plant
ton Of widow Terence Samson. on False Rivd.
a large, light-red OK, aged abon' S years; bob
ears cropped, and two Sits in each; has Oil d"
right side of the neck, at the shoulder. i lsts
gland. probably accustomed by the collar, h.
horns, though almost perpendicular, incline h.
meet over the head. No other visible mark.
Also. a middlsg-SiZ"d BULL, aged ahoG
years. Of Il deep-red color. No visible mark!
The abose-descrihed animals were ~appra+ed
by MeSsrs. II. knaps and r.. Chen"vrrt--the d at
so, and the bull at SIS. If the proprietor do
not come forward and prove property withinIe'-
entv days from the date Of thi. notice, ~tbeysill
be sold according to law. CHAS. +. MIX.
Justice of the Pe2f.
Pnintr Cnnnnn Ilnn Is lSaN
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We're not candidates.

E Of tie probable expenses
Of the parish Of Pointe Coupe for the
ARnr 1859.
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NOTICE

The following named persons were
designated to participate in the distri-
button of the Poydras Funds:
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THE
P. A. ROY, Editor.
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY =, 1859.
T"-i"<r>. \. Is. STAWBRIDGE&CO co. are o
Authorized arrft4 in New Orleans, to receive al
7 receipt for subscription and advertising.
j. y. Carrisan
No. At. h4nhnGe .i.Iey, Nec Orhans.
lsour authorized agent for New Orleans. to rrcei
and receipt for subscriptions and advertising.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR:
7. O.. GORE,
OF kapides.
FOR MISREPRESENTATION:
IL. NJ. IVA S,
Of New Orleans.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
PLINY d. HARD Y,
FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC AccoENTs:
4. w. ROBERTSON,
OF Iberville.
FOR STATE TREASURER:
b. L.. DEFREESE,
OF Jackson Parish.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
lTHOS. j. SEMMES,
II. A.
VI L. pttG
FOR C0NGREsS-3D DISTRICT.
TUOS. GREEN DAVIDSON,
Of Livingston.
FOR STATE sENAToR-10TH DISTRICT.
ED WARD PHILLIPS S,
OF Pointe Coupee.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
j. LAFAYETTE MATTHEW'S,
j. J.. McCREA.
FOR SHERIFF:
SEVERN PORCIIE.
FOR CLERK:
ALCIDE BONDY.
FOR ASSESSOR:
j. B. ST. CYR.
FOR oRoNER:
ROBERT MOHERTER.
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FOR LIEUTENANT-GoyERNoR:
II. M. nj S,
Of New Orleans.
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Virginie Prosper, married to II. Gueho.
Prudence Gueho, st. James Gueho.
Eliza Bergeron, Leo Lebeau.
Marguerite Delase ]" !" Theo. Sicard.
Augustine Robillard. $" Id. Powell.
Celina Lacour, Auguste Lacour.
Lodoiska Boiteuy. Joshua Jewell.
Madelaine Jarreau, 4" Troiville David.
Mary Means, John r. Herring.
Georgina Saisan, 7. Guidrot.
Clementine Jarreau, Aurelien Guidrot.
Mary Rosa Palmer, !" j" James F. Layield.
Antigone Moniotte, Thos. J. Burrows.
Let this be published for thirty days,
aud if no opposition is made, it will be
granted; and let the sum of two thous-
and two hundred and eighty dollars
being the full amount of interest due
from the LIST April, 1S58--be equally div
ided between the above named persons.
A. BOUANCHAUD,
Clerk Of the Police Jury.
Pointe Coupee, June le, 1889,
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
d. HARD Y,
Of St. Landry.
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FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCIDENTS:
f.. w. ROBERTSON,
OF Iberville.
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Parish Central Commute .

0 consistency, thou art a jewel!
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FOR GOVERNOR:
T. O.. M
OF kapides.
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
.THOS. y. SEMMES,
OF New Orleans.
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FOR CoNGREss-3D DISTRICT.
THOS. GREEN DAVIDSON,
Of Livingston.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-07-02

FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION:
II. A.
OF f. Baton Rouge.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-07-02

FOR STATE TREASURER:
b. l.. DETREESE,
Of Jackson Parish.