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The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29

lNrERPRRxSG NTH STATE ELEeTloxs-In the
last news it is stated that 8 resolution would
shortly be introduced into the Senate. inquiring
int the right of the Federal Government to in
terfere with State elections. The N. Y Herald
is the prefessed frieud of the President. In
deed, ty some means, that paper succeeded in
getting copy of the Presidents Message one
day earlier than any other paper in New York.
Well, its Washington correspondent writes thus
The President probably will shortly sead to
all federal office-holders in the city and county
Oh New fork, to insist upon a reorganization of
the party and cessation of the factious strife
between TammaHy and anti ti-Tammany. The
object is to consolidate the party before 1861
Should they not be able to reconcile their diff
ferences and to accede to the wish of the Presi-
dent, there viii be clean sweep of them ALL
1t is said that the President will in sst upon
change in the primary elections, 90 as to give
the mass OF the party opportunity of being
represented. Those in the secret here antici-
pate terrible explosion by this announcement.
Now, if we could believe it possible that Mr..
Buchanan would descend from his high position
the most exalted in the w0rld-ts mingls with
the corrupt politicians ofNew York in !" the fill
thy pool of politics"-to interfere ia their pri-
mary eleeions-we would hang our head in
shame, that We had voted for one SO ignoble for
so exalted position. A baser falsehood. than
this emanation of the HsraLds correspondent,
was never published, even by that infamous
sheet. Its self-eyident preposterousness, how
ever, will negative all the evil which it was in
tended to accomplish.
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29
Interesting Discoveries In Athens,
The following was translated from an Athens

The following was translated from an Athens
paper for the Providence Journal:
During the last week of October, interesting
archaeological discoveries were made in course
of the excavations that are now proceeding on
the Acropolis Among the things brought to
light is an image of Minerva, in mutilated
state, without head, hands or feet, having on the
breast head of Medusa, and wearing q gar
ment extending to the feet.
Pedestsls with inscriptions have also been
found. On one of them stands the statue of the
comic poet Philomel, son Of Damon; on another,
a statue erected by the Athenians in honor Of
Julius C@sar and upon other two are inscribed
the names of the gate-keepers of the Acropolis
pillar bears yotive offering of Nicaretes Of
the Attic Demus Peleces. There is also ped
estel, five feet in hight on which the people OF
Gythium erected statue to Claudius Atticus
(Herodes), styling him the benefactor of the na-
tion, and founder and savior of the city,
Pieces of slabs, with parts of public decrens,
&C., inscribed upon them have also been dis
| covered.
A few days previously the workmen had
brought to light a wide stairway of ten steps,
leading into the Parthenon on the west side and
an inscription mentioning an unknown structure
in the Acropoiis, called the Chalkotheke-a re-
ceptacle for brazen vessels or instruments also
part of Qnadrreme in low relief, in which
the rowers are very spiritedly represented. From
the figure of man lying on the deck wearing
the tiara and trousers, it is supposed that this
was Persian quadrireme, taken probably at
Salamis, or in some other naval battle.
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29

ABoidsHING EXECUTIVE PATRoKAGE.-The Sac
ramento correspondent of the S. f. Times, SAYS
that Mr.. Young's bill, to strip the Chief Execu-
tive OF all the patronage with which be il at
present invested by statute, twas at FIRST 70,
garded as bnrlesque, but it has transpired in
private circles that some of Weller's friends
waited upon the Governor. and inquired whether
Young was to be regarded as his friend, upon
whose leadership the Weller forces might de-
pend. The Governor asked one day to consider
the matter, and then at its expiration replied in
the negative. Geigar came to the city las even.
ing and is not in a very pleasant mood towards
the present Chief-M Magistrate Of California. Tho
other antiWeler movements are meanwhile
working, and considerable fun may be expected.
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29

GENIUS AND LABoR.-Alexander Hamilton once
said to an intimate friend@' Men give me soma
credit for genius. All the genius have lies Just
in this. When have a subject in hand study
it profoundly Day and night it is before me.
explore it in all its bearings Nv mind be-
comes pergadsd with it. Then the effort which
! make is what people are pleased to call tina
fruit of genius. 1t is the fruit of labor and
thought"
MIR. Webster once replied to gentleman who
pressed him to speak on a subject of great i'm
portance. The subject interests me deeply,
but have not time. There, SIR" pointing to a
huge pile of letters on his table, /" is pile of
unanswered letters, to which | must reply be-
fore the close of the session (which was then
tdFee days off, II have no time to master the
subject so as to do itjusties." " But, Mr. Web
ster, few words from you would do so much to
awaken public attention to it." "If there bs
such weight in my words as you represent, it is
because do not allow myself to speak on any
subject till have imbued my mind ,cih it,"
Demosthenes was once urged to speak on 3
great and sudden emergency. 81 am not pre-
pared" said he. and obstinately rsfused,
The law of labor is equally binding on genius
and medocrity.
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29

A BIG WORK IN VIRGINIA.-Ellett, the engi-
neer, is engaged in grand scheme for improy-
ing the navigation of the Kanawha river, by
forming vast reservoir or mountain lake to
feed that stream during low water. cores
pondent of the Lewisburg Era gives the follow
ing information relative to the contemplated
improvement: " The object is to form an island
lake to keep up the navigation of the Kanawha
river. The reservoir which we are surveying
will be made by making dam between tho
mountains across the Big Sewell creek Tho
dam is to be 945 feet long, 60 feet high, 400 feet
thick at the base, and As feet at the top, At
either side of the dam will be made immense
sluices to carry the water away which would
naturally flow over the dam when it gets full.
The sluices are to be made of masonry of the
most substantial kind. The water is to be kept
in this lake until it is needed in the Kapawha,
when it is to be let off it is needed to keep up
the navigation of the river. The manner of let
ting it off will be by means of locks. You can
form some idea of the amount of water it will
hold when | tell you it is to be rs miles long
and from 1000 feet to miles wide. There il
aa immense amount of speculation about this
great work, the probable cost, etc. suppose
$i,500,0o0 will not buy the land and pay tho
damages. The object is, after the lake gets full
of water to cut through the dividing ridge, be-
tween the lake and Greenbrer river and make
a canal through the cut"
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29
A HAPPY DEATH.-The following beautiful
picture of the 9passing away" of csc Git for the
Kingdom Of Heaven. is from the Boston Pou.


Kingdom of Heaven, is from the Boston Post:
In what variety of forms and shapes cometh
the last summons to us, for this body to separate
from the soal-fSr this eGrfsptisn to put on in
corruption, and this mortal Immortality.
We, with party of friends, were discussing
this matter one evening, when one of our num-
Der, physician, remarked that if he could have
his choice. of exit from this world, be would
prefer to go off in consumption. - My wife,
said he, died that way. So gradually and so
gently was her demise, that she seemed to steal
imperceptibly away; and when the hand of
death was really upon her, leaned over her and
asked her how she felt. She opened her bright
blue eyes, radiant with most happy expression
of joy, softened with tranquility, and whispered,
Do not speak, dear husband, | pray you, but
fold your arms around me, darling-it will be as
well. ] am changing worlds. and oh how
beautiful! Good by.'"
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29

BE- 1t is said that ex-senator ye1e. Clemens.
OF Alabama, and not ex-senator Foote, will take
charge of the editorial columns of the Nempbis
Eagle and Engxis<y
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29

iHE MILITARY CosyEsTIos.-Th august body
adjourned on the 10Th January, after deciding'to
hold a Grand State Encampment at Sacramento
during the continuance of the State Fair next
scssion.-Sdc Bee
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29

BsE- The London Times continues editoriaiiy
to hold up the corruption which prevails among
officials in the United States, as a warning a
gainst the adoption of universal suffrage. 1t
likewise draws a similar lesson from the Canada
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29

rAL The political "moxa' is about to be ap-
piled to Senator Sumner. Massachusetts,. it is
said, has grown tired of being represented in the
Senate by an "empty but eloquent seat and it
is proposed TO orersiaugh Mr.. Sumner by the
election of Mr.. Banks in his place. We antici-
pate sndden improvement in the Senator's
condition when this news reaches Europe.
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29

THE PARAGUAY EXPEDITION correspondent
of the N Y. Herald says that he knows of his
own personal knowledge, be having been in As
cunson, that the Government of Paraguay is
making warlike preparations in viev of the
threatened war with our Government. She is
reinforcing all her FORTS and Brazil has furnish
ed her with canon and other warlike materials.
Already she has some five thousand men under
arms in her various forts. The writer contin-
ues:
"The only advantage which eur nex-of-war
will have is the calibre of their arms, as doubt
not, with the cannon now used by our modern
men-of-war, they can anchor of the Paraguayan
forts and destroy them-they themselves being
so distant that the artillery now in the posses
sion of the Paraguayans cannot reach them. We
shall anxieasly sait brilliant victory for our
arms"
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29
E M PI r E HO T E L.

d. THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEAS
E3mi ure in announcing to the citizens of
-ll.1A French Gulch, and the Northern travel
ing public, that they have remodeled AID refit-
ted it in manner so as to make their guests
comfortable. The California Stage Co.'S
Arrive at, and depart from this House daily Also
M u lie Pa ssenger Train s
To and from Yreka, stop at this House
The undersigned assure the public that no
trouble or expense shall be spared to make this
a first class hotel, aad hope by strict attention
to business to merit a share of the peblic pat
ronage- & F. SOUTHERN,
S. T. BLACK.
Ereaea Gsiich, Oct 5, 1855. o4-tf
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29

bkE- Sn the 22d of December, Congress ad-
journed until the 5th day of January. The SEN
ate will then meet ia the new Hall
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29
Times of Holding Courts.

NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
SHAsTA-Third Mondays in January, May aad
September.
Srs&tyeu-First Mondays in March, July and
November.
SRlsfrY-Second Mondays ia April, Asgust
and December
Shasta County Courts.
Held on the lst MONDAYS Of Iaxuary, May and
September.
At said terS.s, the business pertaining to the
Court of Sessions shall first be disposed of. and
after &kst the business of the County Court and
PROBATE Court Ia sasa ssder ax the Iudge nav
determine.
BOARD OF SurERvisoRs-Meet lst Mondays in
Nay, August, November and February
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29
NOTICE.

Ii PERSONS DELINQUENT IN PAYiNG
II their Quarterly Licenses to the County
are requested 10 call at the rreasurer's Office
snd have them renewed; and save cost.
j. c. HAYBURN,
County Treasurer.
Shasta, Dec i6, 1857. decl9tf
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29

t9- " I'm getting fat," as the loafer said,
when he was stealing lard
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29

Basr Have care Of" Had known this be-
foren
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29
PROFESSIONAL.
TOWER HOUSE.
At the junction OF the Yreka and Wea
verville Roads, I2 Miles from Shasta.

vervluc hOhus, AS Miles from Shasta.
~ THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD AN
GM nounce to the public, and particularly
aAA4 IL to persons travelling to and from Yreka
and Weaveryille, that having leased this long
established stand, formerly known as the /" Free
Bridge House" he is prepared to entertain Gus
toners in style not surpassed by any hotel in
Northern California
Having completed his commodious building
and furnished it in the best possible manner. he
is enable to promise the very best accommoda-
tions.
The Table, as heretofore, will always be sup
piled with the best viands the market furnishes
while from the large garden attached to the
premises, all the vegetables grown in this part OF
the State will be furnished in the greatest abun-
dance
He has also a secure CORRAL connected
with his establishment, always supplied with an
abundance of Barley and Hay.
LEVI H. TOWER
Tower House. March l, 1854. mhll-tf
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29

n@- Tell no lies; not even those called in
uocant
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-29
c. A N o N HO u S E.

Fcenca G,iich, Oct. ;, 1855. o4-tf
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-19
E1;U;fes en- 1S57-5S-D'apres Ia circu-

FaiUites en- 1857-5S-D'apres Ia clrcu-
laire 6manant de ragence Douglas & Gle,
lie nombrc des faillitcs, a New-lork ct
BROOKLYN, en- 1851, await etc de 915, la
movennc dcs p~assifs, dc $147,6S2, ct lie
total de ccs p~assifs, de $135, $4,000. En-
| 1858, &C nombre dcs f~aillites ma plus etc
que dc 4O6, la moycnne dcs passlts dc
s43,777, ct lie montant total DIES pcrteS'
de S17,773,462. En- 1857, les falllltes
dams O Il PEtat a~vaicnt etc dc 1885, ct
le total dcs pcrtcs, dc $150,Gl7,0 900. En-
1858. on ne constatc plus que 766 tallil-
ties, ct s24,252,o00 dc pcrtcs. A Phlla-
dclphie. les faillites de 1851 s'ttalcnt
6lcv6cs a $50, ct les pcrtcs Il 50 1854, 900.
En- 1858, on ne constatc que 100 t~aillitcs
ct Sl0,0O2,3S5 de pcrtcs. A Boston, les
faillitcs. Ell 1851, a~vaicnt etc de 253,
avcc $41, 900, 900 de pertes; en- 1858, on
men compile plus que 1913, ct S4,l1S,925
dc pcrtcs. 4 Cincinnati, faillitcs de 1851:
90 en- 1858: 81; pertcs, $3,S98, 100,
contrc $1,345,533.
A la Nlle-Orldans, faillitcs de 1851:
50, ct $6,2s5,O00 de pertes; en- 1858, As
f~aillites ct So, 4G5,o 900 de pcrtes.
lie nombre total dcs faillitcs dams tous
les Etats-Unis, a~vaicnt etc, en- 1851, dc
1882, avcc I'm passif de 1921, $1,000.
&c nombre s'cst abaissG, en- 1858, il
1926, ct les pcrtcs i $95, 1862; soft,
pour les dcux a%nnGcs, TN chiffre total dc
$3S7,499,G62. (A1ciHe.)
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-19

technique. Jai fait la campagnc dc
Russie ct celle dc 1913; j'ai etc fat pri-
~sonnier a la fin de 1918. J'Gtais a Water.
loo. J'ai etc blessG i la defense dc Paris
Ell 1915. J'ai eu la jamie labourte par
un biscaIen all siege d'Alger, en- 1880.
Mes chefs ont dit qu'ils etaient contents
dc moi au siege d,Anvcrs, ell 1882.
"L'empcreur ma dit quill await etc
content dc moi all siege dc Rome.
"Voila, monsieur, MOI historic i peu
pres complete. Jc scrai t~res-contcnt 81
vous t~rouvez dams tout celia quelqncs
prcuvcs dune communicate d'originc en-
tire votrc famille ct la micnnc.
"Je vous pric d'agrtcr Fassurancc dc
ma parfaitc estime, ct dc me crolre 20
ire tout dGTouG servitcur.
ale marGcllal VALIANT"
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-19

La Iour de Nesle dams I'M coureut autri-
chenille 20 nov dernier, apres diner,
unc icunc couturiere de Vienne sort de
la maison paternelle pour porter du
hinge Il scs pratiques. LIE soir, un .jcunc
fllonmc qui lui faisait la cour, Went
pour Ia conduire i la dansc, mails ellie
n'Gtait pas rcntrGe. Inquiet de cette alb
sence prolongee, il va a la recherche de
la jcune file, d'apres les indications DIES
parents. IL r%etrouve ses traces: il s'Gtait
pr6sent6 partout on ellie await a~ffaire; la
dcrniere indication lie conduit dams un
convent d'hommes.
Des voisins afirment qu'ellc est en-
tree dams lie monastere; lie porter ME.
La mutt tombait; lc jcune homme, de
plus en- plus inquiet, va sc plaindre a la
police; DIES gendarmes Paccompagnent
au convent, ct on entire dams lc iardin.
A travcrs unc fenetre illuminee, les
%chercheurs voient une scene scandahuse
un certain nombre de femmes ct dc files
faisant une orgie avec des moines! La
police entire de force ct appr6hende toutc
la societG.
On Sc demandc &C quill adviendra de
cette affaire. Mon Diea! les moines yien-
nois r%6pondront &C qu'ont r6pondu d'au-
tres MONIES dune vile suisse bien con-
nue., dams une Circumstance analogue j:
Nous arons fat renir cs tfemm,es pour rae
commoder nos bas, ct lis en- seront q~uittes,
dams rempire catholique de Francois
Joseph, 81 meme lie .jeune homme ct la
police ne sont pas poursuivis pour vio-
fation du sanctuaire.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-19

ALLoPArHEs & HoMe6opArHEs-Le process
qui s'est plaide reinforcement a Paris,
entire les allopathes ct les municipalities,
Went d'avoir TN PLEASANT epilogue. Tn
richie %financler, atteint dun gros rhume,
appelle I'm homeopathic, qui Sc borne a
lui faire respirer, chaque jour, I'm aacon
pressure imperceptible d rodorat CONNIE
d la yue. lie rhume resiste i &C traite-
ment infnit6simal, ct lie malade impa-
tiente demande au disciple d'Hanncman
combien il lui doit. Celui-ci reclame
sloo. lie banquier, plein d'esprit ct de
colere, prend I'm billet de banque, lc
passe sous lie nez du docteur, puts lie re-
met en- portefeuille, en- lui distant ale
yous pale CONNIE vous m'avez traite:
vous devez ttre aussi satisfait que ie
suis gueri.n
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-19

PR6cocE- administration DIES pau
vres de Ia vile de Trenton (Massachu-
setts), annonce qu'unc petite file nom
NEE Elizabeth Drayton, ag6c de 10 ans,
8 mois ct I jours, est accouchGe dun
beau gareon, qui a rccu les noms d'IIo-
race White Drayton. - Mere avant II
ans! ct Pom parlc de Ia prGcocitt des
ieunes files du Sud!
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-19

LES AFFAIIEs A CHICAGO La Tribune,
dc Chicago, du Ter janvier, public une
statistique int6ressante u raccroisse.
ment merveilleux des affiaires dams cette
vile pendant fannee qui Went de Sc ter.
miner. Les receptions en- grains Sc sont
elev6es i %, 900, 900 de barils, soft Is D.
100 dc plus QUEEN 1851. La fabrication
de Ia @farine, d Chicago, s'est elevec, en-
1858, a 1000 barils, soft SO, 900 barils
de plus que Tannee derniere. Les locaux
pour remmagasinage DIES grains ct des
f~arines, ont coate plus de So, 600, 900. On
a construct, a Chicago, dams lie courant
de lannee derniere, 1000 maisons, qui
ont coate 5 3,246.00o. lie total des man
OATS a vuc sur New-York, par une scule
naison dc banquc, s'est elcve, en- 1853,
! s~s,742,ooo.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-19

La perh des 1ntiVes-Lcs retours Off
ciels des revenus de tcrrc ct dc mer dc
File de Cuba, pour lie mois dc nov, WEN
ncnt d'ttrc publiGs Revenus de mer,
$559,016; evcnu de terre, $762,326;
total, 1921 ,342, pour lc mois sus-men-
tonne. Lie revcnu total provcnant des 2
sources prtcittcs pour les ii 1ers mois
dc rannG;c dcrnierc, s'Gleve a$16,573,1 1913.
L'ann6c p~rGcGdentc, ct pour la meme pc,
rhode, lie revenu total await etc de
s15,s62,2s3.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-19
uuJcp ,TroS-U ~rfSultc du dcrnicr rap

INNIcRArIoS-Il ~rGsultc du dcrnicr rap
port dcs commissaircs dc Emigration,
que du Ter j~anvicr all % dec. 1858, IL
nest arrive, dams lie port de Ncw-lork,
que 1860 immigrants. Pendant l'tpo'
que correspondence de 1851, &C chit1rc
s'Gtait Glcyt Il 1872, 965. Immigration
est done encore loin d'ayoir rcpris son
activitG premiere.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-19
C.. G.. HALE,
GEO n TR Il

ARPENTEUR DE P.AROISSE,
SE charge dc la location de brcvcts de tcrrcs
~ DIES Etats-Unis dams IEtat du Missouri ct Ie
Territoire dIoWa.
ii Sc charge aussi de Ia ventc ct dc l'achat de-
tcrres en- commission.
If NJ. 1LALEa lie plaisir d'annonccr "a Sos
amis ct au public, que. ayant etc dncmcnt nommG
ct commissioner Arpcntcnr de Paroissc pour la
paroissc de la Pointc Couptc. par Son Excellence
Robert G. Wicklife, Gouverncur de fEtat dc la
Louisiana, il offrc SEES services IA ses concitoyens
en- cette c~apacite.
Son dolnicilc est sur lie bord du ncuye ii quatre
miles du Chemin Neuf. 10 av
Pointe CoupGe, 3 avril-tds.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-19

TIVE ROME LEcoN-On lit dams lc M
t;oua1, de Quebec, la rude apostroplie
suivante, adrcssGc' u j%eunes files an
claiscs, par unc dame, leur compatrlote,
ct autcur de n~ouvcllcs pour la j%euncssc:
"Vous, chores pctites, clcvGcs pour le
marriage! Allons done! pas plus 1u'une
pauyrc poulctte pcut condulrc II pou-
lets. Chores files, que saTcz-vous &c Ia
cuisine, vous qui en- V tant sur les
salons On p~rcncZ-vous de FcXCrclcc,
yous uui uscz tant dc sofas? Croycz-mol,
apprencz moins de piano ct sacllcZ all
moins fairc un pudding; aycz plus dc
franchise ct moins de faussc MODESTO:
dGjeuncz mieuX ct serrcz-vous mollls.
All! combicn Jaime ces BONES files en-
.%jouGcs ct bruyMntes, i l'eil brilliant, aux
.joucs rosGcs, all large corsagc, qui pcu-
vent rcpriser les bas, taller les robes,
raccommodcr les habits, fairc mannu
vrer un regiment dc marmitcs ct dc cas-
serolcs, trairc les vachcs, cngraisscr les
Dies, fendrc du bois, &c, &c, ct qui men
savent pas moins tcnir lcur place dams
les salons. Mais vous, avcc yotrc air dc
Mater dolorosa, votrc mouc dGdaigncusc
ct votrc mine dc prude; avcc votre taillc
dc gn6pc, votrc TENT plombt; vous,
bourrcaux dc musique, lectriccs ~insatia-
bles dc roman ct dc contcs blcus, cs-
claves de la mode ct enlants dc la pa
reese, ~croyez-yous que yos soulicrs a Sc
mcllcs de papicr, vos bas dc sole ct vos
jupcs de mousselinc vous tienncnt lieu
de mGrite? Non, non, &c nest point par
mi YOU que je vols dc futures 6pouses
ct DIES mercs de famillc pour Ia vieille
Anglcterre."
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-19
%s,D N n 3 81 ~

AVIS
list donne par ces presentes, que Zenon DEMO
IL RUEILE s'est pr6sent6 IA Honorable Cour du
Neuvieme District, dams ct pour la paroisse de /;
Pointe Coupee, pour etre nomme administrator
de la succession de Louis BARrueLEMY. decide
ct que 81 dams les dix jours qui %suivront Get avis
aucune opposition nest faite IA sa demande, il sera
nommG c~Onfolmement
Par ordre de la Cour du One District.
Il. BOU4NCH1UD, dtpute grefier.
Pointe Coupee, 5 feyrier 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-02-19

INsULTE a USE DAME-On lit dams unc
correspondence dc PIndfpendance beige i:
"Une dame, insulttc en- pleinc tslisc par
son cure, lui a intcntG un process eli DIFF
famation. Une condemnation a appris
au cure quill devait Sc modtrcr, Il Pave
mir, dams scs apprtciatlons i regard de
scs paroissicns; mails &C jugement a etc
cass6 par la Cour imp6liale de Toulouse,
parce qu'un cccl6siastiquc he peut etre
poursuivi sans Pautorisation du Conseil
d'Etat. LIE demandcur ayant fait lc ne
cessaire, Paf1airc est arrivGe il ce con-
sell, ct lie rapport prGscntG par NJ. de La
G~u6ronniere, a conclu Il l'autorisation
d%cmand6c, qui a du etre accordee."