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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-07-09

se 1T hehi'eosnd Bytliel Haynes
have been nominated> tho stata u
g~islature in the parish ofh Fe,;c;ana
over W. f. Herman and W. TaS,. III
Of the former are Old Liners.
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Notice.. A. ROY. Attorney aud Coun-
sellor at Law, and Notary Public. has removed
his Office aext door to the Court House.
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Let this be published for thirty days,
and if no opposition is made, it will be
granted; and let the sum Of two tlons-
and two hundred and eighty dollars
being the flll amount of interest due
from the 1st April, lS5S--be equally div
ided between the above named persons.
4. BOUANCHAUD.
Clerk of the Police Jury.
Pointe Coupee. June Is, 1859.
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NOTICE

The following named persons were
designated to participate il the distri-
button Of the Poydras Finds:
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Special Correspondence Of the Democrat
New ORLEANS, July 4th, 1859.

New ORLEANS, July 18th, 1859.
The roaring Of the big guns announced
at sunrise that this was the SD ami
versary Of American independence. 1t
is a beautiful day, and the people APP
pear to be universally in the fullest en-
iovment of freedoms birthday. The
masses are Aocking in every direction
by railroads and steamboats, to the lake
shores and other places Of fcstivity, to
do honor to the glorious Stars and
Stripes and to the broad spread wings
of the American eagle. Under the win
dow whence | am nov writing, my
senses are RECALLED with the cries of a
patriotic monkey, cutting all kinds of
capers to the patriotic airs of German
waltzcs and Italian polkas manufactured
by q red republican Italian on his hand
organ, to the infinite delight of a regi-
mer of the great ~unwashed, patriotic
American infantry.
We have no late news from the seat
of wal since the details of the great
battle Of Magenta were received. There
is a strong feeling expressed i'll behalf
of the success of Louis Napoleon, as it
is now generally believed that his mo-
tives are not for personal aggrandize-
ment, but for the restoration of Italian
liberty and the overthrow of Austrian
dcspotism. The Catholic papers in the
United States rather favor the Austrian
dcspot, as they think he has always
been faithful TO the Church and favor
able. to the Pope, while on the other
hand they hope no action of Louis Ma
poleon will interfere with the ecclcsias-
teal rights of the hierarchy of Italy.
They are poor, miserable bigots, wheth-
er in the United States or elsewhere,
who blend in their thoughts and actions
the Church and State-unfit for freedom
and self-government, and can never ar
rive at IL better condition than Mexico
and the South American States now are
in.
There has of late been quite a consid-
cradle emigration Of free people of color
from this city to the Republic of Hayti.
The Emperor, it appears, has held out
strong inducements to that class of our
population to settle in his dominions,
and | hope they will take advantage of
it. Every emigrant upon his arrival
will at once become a free citizen Of the
country, with as much land as he can
cultivate. This is much better than 60
ing to the graveyard on the coast of
Africa, called Liberia.
The health Of the city is yet good;
business of all kinds dull; politics but
little mentioned, as the X. Ms are att
their old game Of "hide and seek" They
have tried to get Declouet and Parham
on their State ticket;-they refuse. The
great and glorious principle, that the
office should seek the man, not the man
the Office, is now fully illustrated.
PHOENIX.
New ORLEANS, June 30, 1859.
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New ORLEANS. June 30. 1859.

NEW ORI4EANS. June
Ed. DEMocRAT:-The general dulness
of the city has been somewhat enlivened
by political affairs during the last week.
The Convention that met yesterday at
Odd Fellows Hall for the purpose of Sc
Letting a candidate for Swamp Land
Commissioner, passed off rather harmo-
niously than otherwise, and nominated
Capt. F. NJ. Kent, of East Baton Rouge.
The name Of Alfred Duplantier was
withdrawn by DR.. Chopin, and upon
said withdrawal, Mr.. st. Paul arose to
explain that the withdrawal was a vol
1ntary act ON the part of D%uplantier
and his friends, for the sake of harmony
in the Democratic party; that although
it had been reported Duplantier was d
disorganizer, and acted and a~cquiesced
with the Odd Fellows Hall disorgan-
izers, such was not the case; that he,
Dnplantier, was what he had always
been-a friend Of order and harmony
one who was willing to sacrifice every
thing for the harmony Of the party.
X Y X r
The nomination of J. L. Matthews for
the Legislature in your parish, is haired
BY his friends here with delight. No
one ever associated with him without
feeling that he was made better by the
acquaintance and friendship of such a
man. There is no regeneration about
him; but plain, bold, open and honest,
his friends Or foes always know where
to find him. only wish our Legisla-
ture could be entirely composed Of such
members. success TO the Democracy Of
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0 SECRETARY or STATE:
PLIN d. HARD Y,
Of st. Landry.
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FOR STATE sENAToR-lOrH DISTRICT. i,
ED w d p ii L l. ),
OF PGinte Coupee.
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
,FIIOS. j. SENIAILS,
Or New Orleans.
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Fui SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC IRRIGATION:
II. A.
OF E. Baton Rouge.
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FOR CoNGREss-3D DISTRICT.
THOS. GREEN DAVIDSON,
Of Livingston.
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FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCENTS:
+. w. ROBERTSON
OF Iberville.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

FOR LIEUTENANr-GOVERSoR:
H. NJ. II A NJ s,
Ot New Orleans.
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FOR STATE TREASUfEE:
b. l.. DTFREESE,
or jackson Parish.
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th6ti9rn GumpCntIten su u,ranloErr. romif IS
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gen rerce.
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SbreR %errine brier unp nusfubrltdet, ais ibis
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iteo Or NeutIhen III Ame ifA CUR Sttiu. rfsifr.
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Staatsn eaS 6elt5ecrht 3ulhidcu untcr tsr,
YF0'nAnns, ra6elbe srlt NAT NeTen @crtrng am.
10 Nooemter curh hen Druid ~ pueIictrsn.
2icjrni9en S6iQerccmmitte's, tseIde rolsIbr
ntdt binnrn gEotenfrif rr6alteu, flint erIubt.
Ith oeabalb all ZEN YrdiiDenten tee bi.iaen aUe
9%tmeinen Commit, 5 gu wsnteu. aNrsGe:
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Sine ctr. unterbolb Der 8. Strtrt,
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The Shasta courier., 1859-12-10

CLEAR CREEK LODGE, NO. CO, me ct
every Thursday Evening in Spencer's Hall, at
HorSetOWn.
The Shasta courier., 1859-12-10

Bas~ WILLIAM NJ. ALLEN, R. W. G.. W,
and ID. d. G. M.-Residence, Horsetown.
The Shasta courier., 1859-12-10

lHis VAIN LIFE."-We recently observed an
arlicle in religious newspaper, wherein the
plfase !" this vain life is used This phrase
contains singular doctrine to come from be-
lieter in the holy religion of Christ We believe
hath done all things well" that he hath
created nothing in yain-that human life, SO far
from being " vain, is fraught with consequences
hat will go on being realized when thrice ten
thousand times ten thousand thousand years
shall have passed away. "This vain life P' How
can life be :" vain" which gives men opportu-
nifty to fit themselves to dwell with the Everast-
ing God, F." in house not made with hands,
eternal in the heavens?" How can that /" lifen
be vain, but for which Jesus had not lived nor
died-but for which the countless hosts of earth
born and heaven-purifed spirits now surround
ing the throne Of God had never existed? Oh,
no. This life is of God-we breathe the breath
of His nostrils-in Him we live and move and
have our being" If we are saved, God will be
glorifed-if we are lost, still his name will be
glorifed Thus Christ taught-thus we believe.
If the editor in whose paper the phrase occurred
would spend less time in denouncing the insti-
tuition Of slavery, and give little more attention
to the doctrines of the F" Word" of which he as
sumes to be an expounder, he would probably
never again fall into the tremendous error of as
sertiDg that an All-wise God had created human
life in vain.
The Shasta courier., 1859-12-10

IT WORKS BoTH WAYs.-The Vigilance Com
mittees of Louisiana have punished by hanging
and otherwise, many outlaws. But it does not
appear that the planters have been benefited
thereby, for assassinations are alarmingly fire.
quent, and it is a dangerous matter now for a
planter to ride into his field unarmed and un-
attended. If he does, he is almost sure to be
found next day with bullet hole through his
head, or with his throat cut. Then again, the
refugees are overrupniug sections of the country,
where they are unknown and committing all
kinds of depredatons with perfect impunty, as
they are too numerous to be meddled with,