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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

VIM. Munroe, f resident of Baltimore, who
had been on visit to his relations in Lynch
burg, Va, for week or two past, committed
SUICIDE, by taking arsenic, at the residence
Of his brother-in-law, Mr.. j. p. NJ. Flynn, IN
that city. on Thursday night last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

The report of the New York State Engi-
neer shows that there are in that State two
hundred and ffty-fve railroad corporations.
The amount of capital stock is over ninety
one million of dollars. There were only
twenty passengers killed on all the roads du-
ring the past year, and one hundred and for
ty-tyo wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

Washington's Birthday will be ceiebrate'
throughout the country. more generally tha'
for many years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

The Legislature of Illinois is about to ad-
journ without accomplishing anything. The
democrats have majority in both branches
of that body. They insist on re-apportion-
ing the State, in order to throw Senator
Trumbull out of his seat, to which the re-
publicans will not submit, and between the
two, business is blocked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

Ills said that portion of the troops IN
Utah will be ordered to the southern boun
dsry Of New Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

The heavy blow on Sunday evening did
some damage in the harbor OF Baltimore 10
the shipping, and in some parts Of the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

The Tariff bill of Mr.. Morrill,, Of Maine,
it is understood, will be reported to the House
of Representatives The bill imposes duty
of eight cents per pound upon wool. and
eighteen cents per pound duty on wooden
cloth, in addition to the ad rolorem duty OF
fifteen, twenty, or twenty-five cents per yard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

An elderly woman went to n Cincinnati
justice recently, to inquire the best method of
divorcing her daughter from man whom the
parents objected to, as an unfit person. The
reason of the mothers desire to have the
twain divided was, that the husband had
promised her a new dress when he married
the daughter, and on the contamination Of
the event had withheld gift.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

The strike of the lady shoemakers' IN MI
.d.,,b;s vill probably cease in few days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

Chief Justice fancy is now in the so
year Of his age. He still attends diligently
70 the duties of his high Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22
ALEXANDRIA,:


b~ This being the Anniversary of the
Birthday of GEORGE WASHINGTON,
"the Father Of his Country" in compliance
with old custom, and with the request that it
should be now observed and celebrated here,
as it has been ever since the last years Of the
life Of the Patriot Hero himself, this Office
will be closed to-day. and no paper issued
therefrOm tomorrow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

D.. Francis Mallory, of Norfolk w. DC
cline. . reelection to tho Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

A GRANDMOTHER RUNNING AWAY NTH :
BoY.-The Rochester Democrat and Amer
can has curious story about the cIop.Ds1i
of u woman, who is grandmother, VIII 5
boy Of eighteen. The young gentlenai
name is Barney Smears; the woman Mr.
Abram Cherry, wife of an engineer On i.'
New York Central Railroad. living In peai.
street, Rochester. The woman is forty year
old, has six children and one or two gran
children, The deserted husband Is SAD I.
be an Industrious, upright man, who ruh.
an engine between Syracuse and Iuca' .
has regularly been in the habit OF Srni'D-
home n sufficient amount of his earnings
support his family in comfort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

n, Thomas Cartwright, an old resident OF
whesups Va, died suddenly on Thursday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22
Child Killed by it's Father.

We learn from the Fall River Beacon, that
Edward Reardon, in that city on Tuesday
night came home intoxicated, and ordered his
daughter to 20 out and buy him some liquor.
The mother refused to allow her to 90, when
the brute seized her, pulled her and the infant
which clung to her breast out Of the bed, and
commenced kicking the wife. In dealingout
kicks in this manner, he kicked the infant
once, probably in attempting TO kick his wife
in the ribs, from the effects of which the child
died two hours afterwards.
lust received per propeller c. c. Alger, sup
u ply Of Gigs, Coaches. Cabs, Velocipede., Hob
by Horses, peranbuiator:, &c, for children all OF
which will be sold very low At
feb % C. C. BERRY's, ~, King-streer.
Prince William Democrat copy.1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22
A work entitled The Great West and its

Commercial Metropolis, St. Louis" is about
70 be published at St. Louis, at a cost OSLO.
600. 1t will give full information in regard
n 81. Louis the State Of Missouri by counties,
and the valley of the Mississippi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

The rcssipts of the Treasury last week
wore one aillion Ave hundred ana e'sn'y-S'A
dollArs. u....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22
The Franking Privilege.

Mr.. Jefferson never franked letters for any
members of his family, and correspondents
frequently enclosed in those directed to him,
letters for some of his family, but Mr.. Jeffer-
son invariably gave notice Of the fact 10 the
Postmaster Of this place, and had the postage
Of all such letters charged to him. The ex-
ample Of Mr.. Jefferson is worthy of imitation
by all those who are entitled to the Thanking
privilege, and we commend il to them as a
.Jctfersonian principle. that it would be well
10 carry out to the letter. In this respect all
ought to be- strict and rigid constructionists.
Every editor in the Union should make the
above fact known 10 his readers Chdrtottes-
rifle Ia.) Jcf@rSonian.
NEW BOOKS. MAGAZINES, AND PAPERS
~ ut GEORGE .SIGGER'iS cheap Book and
Periodicd Store IS Prince s,ree,, opposite the Ga
zsne office.
The Great Republic Monthly for March, splen-
dill number, price 2jc.
Godey's Ladys Book for March, containing the
latest Fashions, 2JG.
Pecrson's Ladies National Magazine. lSic.
Ladies' American Magazine fer March, lsic.
Arthur's Home Magazine for March, lSic.
Yankee Notions for March, lOc.
Nick Max for March, l0c
Ballous Dollar Monthly for March, Zoe.
n. Y. Ledger, \. Y. Mercury, Weekly, Flag,
Constellation, Stars aud Stripes, Lineof. Battle
ship, Baltimore Family Journal Harper's Week
", Leslie's News, and all the Weekly Papers.
feb u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

At meeting held in Portsmouth, Va, on
Wednesday last, resolutions were adopted
appointing fifty citizens from each ward to
cooperate with the Mayor and police in
guarding the city against ineendiaries, ex
pressive of determination to ferret the
house-burners out, and asserting that while
they have every confidence in the Mayor and
police, the powers vested in them are too
limited to accomplish the desired end.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

lust receiycda at IS, King street '.'i''' .,..,
q 200 pairs Trace Chains. Of superb
100 kegs assorted Cut Nails -,.- p
80 dozen papers Bristol Brick f''V".,,,''jj..,.
article. These goods have been lufca's, 70,
low prices, and will be sold "hoLc'ais - AZ.
cheap for cash. Also, received Cs 'iT.ry A.
ment Of Table, Pen and Pocket Cut I, :, ,.s y
prices. Persons in want OF any a'''
Of Hardware, will please call. oprcuT0S.
fan ~ JOHN 7. CREI1ht s'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

The Boston Post says:-"All the 'distin-
guished strangers the 42d IIighlanders, Mr..
Charles Dickens, Mr.. Sturgeon, Queen Vic
toria, Kossuth, Montalembert and others,
have concluded to remain where they are for
the season. Nobody is coming to the United
States, not furriner, not He'll and man,
and nary patriot-except Mr.. Smith O'Brien,
the recent reports to the contrary notwith-
standing. We shall have to look up ii do
mestic hero"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

A YoUSG GIRL MURDERED BY HER BRoIHt'
A horrible murder was committed near HI
boro, Ohio, on Monday, by Harrison " I,e'G
who is charged with killing hi. sister 49,
with pitchfork. In his examination b, q
not say that he had struck his sister, but >
McCopin, one of the witnesses examiner "
fore the coroner's jury, testified that be- =.
Harrison about two O'Clock. and that h' j.
quired fhim if he had seen Lydia; u" ~
of their quarrel in the morning and '% i.I
had "skitcd" her once or twice, ana Oh
she had gone off somewhere to pout y" -.
examination, young Wisecup denied I''''-
told any one that struck his sister.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

The Springfield correspondent ofthe Chi
cago Tribune says that the honors of a seat
in the Illinois Legislature have grown to be
exceedingly irksome to the majority OF the
members. They are now working fora dollar
Il day, and boarding themselves at 81 ! week
IA disproportion between wages and cXpcn-
diturc that will not long be endured A few
are sick physically; and all are home sick
Close rooms, poor board, whiske.y and bad AIR
have done the work for their bodies: and dis
appointed hopes ofgreatness to be here achely-
ed have had their proper mental effect. There
is not man within the bar of either House
who is not ready to torswear legislative hon
ors forever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

NNHE NEW YORK LEDGER WITH N"'..
i VERNON PAPERS, No. 9. and sr'a.,, t w.
other things, is ready this morning ut mr.
Book and Pcriodicu Depot. ,...,
The best and cheapest Musical Pu'I .''.',
the world il sour Musical Friend. II !, l'
cd weekly, and each number contains J. -
the choicest Music, price 10 cts. per hui"''.'
~ contains melodies from the Grand VE'''' a..
Prophetic" by Meyerbecr; "The BAN,
Water" ballard; What Tear
Balfe, 1.-THE Alive Polka" by stan .I..
sets of the back numbers on hand ON! '
it, II pages Of the choicest Music tor i've. .f
Godey's Lady's Book for March, + " s''"' on.
ed Fashion Plates, numerous Pa'terD'
reading, &c, 2jc.
Atlantic Monthly for March, 25c:
The Great Republic for March, Zoe, 49,.
Peterson's Ladies National Magahihe,
Arthur's Home Magazine for March 20.
Eclectic Magazine for March, Soc
Ballous Magazine, lOc. ILL,
London Illustrated News. Punch S"r
new Books, Papers, and Magazine On ''''''
feb ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

Mr.. Edward Beyrer, IA graduate of the
Dusseldorf Academy hasfnished his Illus
trationa of the Old Dominion. The last
part contains views of the little Scwcll Noun
tain, James river canal Natural Bridge,
Peaks Of Otter Roanoke Red Sulphur
Springs, Red Sweet Springs, and Warm
Springs. There is also handsome emble-
NAUTICAL title-page, with views of Mount Yer
non and Monticello. The complete work
will be an ornament for any parIor or library.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-22

The Washington Star says that IN c"nSe-
suence of persistent efforts by the authorities
of Maryland acting under the dctation OF the
managers of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
to destroy the business of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, and. incidentally, I" inillct griev-
Gus injury on Virginia interests, the people
of Virginia have at length come t" the CON
clusion that the time for commencing the
work of retaliation has arrived, and that
pledges to favor such retaliatory legislation
are being exacted from all candidates for seats
in the next Virginia Legislature, from con-
siderable portion of the State.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-24
VENTE
De Trayaux Publics.

IT, scra offrrt par Ie president dn Jury de Po-
i lice. Ia Maison de- Cour dc cette paroisse, le
Samedi, 24me jour dc Septembrc 1859,
\ 10 h. A. NJ, par adjudication publiquc ct au ra-
bas, les travauN pubiics ci-apres de.igncs, ~
vor:
Il La construction ct reparation des pouts
existant sur le ehemin allaut du bayou Fordoche
Ia riviere Atchafalaya ice chcmin est connu
SOUS lie nom de ehenlin dc EEtatl.
q Les reparatious a executor au chen,in de
Ii Grande-Baie, dams le lime district
80 Les reparations 4 executor Ia lcvee de
Ia Grande-Baie.
A. Les rGparations executor aux diguee des
bayous Morcau, Marine ct Middle. -a..re
s. lie curage ct lc creusage du canal dc pa
roissc, exisant entire les terres dc Nine 9. Porche
ct Hubert Patin (perel.
s. Les PREPARATIONS executor an chcruiu ct
Ia levee qui sont en- face dc la vieille Maison
dc Cour.
- La construction de IA fevce McPhaul.
Les adjudicataires devront fournir leur obliga-
ton avee bonne caution solidaire, ! la satisfac-
ton du president du Jury de police, aim de ga
rantir IL parfaite execution desdis t.avaux, con
formement aux Eeglements du Jury de police
SOUS inspection ct Ia satisfaction des inspec-
teurs respectifs des districts on deyront etre exc
cutGs lesdits travaux.
Par ordrc du president.
4. B0TANCHILD,
greffier du Jury de Police
Pointe-C Coupee, 10 septembre 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-24
a.E DEMOCRATIC
EST Public TOUS LES SAMEDlS
PAR P. A. ROY.
t-.s Bureaux ct .teliers sont 4ituet aupres de
Ia Maisou de cour.
ABON f NJ + y I:
TROIS PIASTRES PAR AN.
Axs~ p.iFIBLES U1 FiNCE ~Da
phIX pt.S A\NONCES.

Iour rl,aquc carrt DE- dix ligncs OH In"ins,
pour Ia wc1niere insertion ...-...,. 81 et
Four chaqtie insertion adtltlohneiit. par
carre re..............>., ...-.-........ ~
Four ,oute anlonce Indignant Ii profession
ct le lsfcilr. ct qui n'eycsdera pas Ii
enes, avce advancement iu Journal, par an.lj 90
Inc din,inu,on libtraie sera faite aux prrs"n-
ne. uui s'abonneront Il l'anIec pour Ia Istilica-
zion de lcurs annonccs: iasis leur privilege ~rra
gi.islc,en, borne eer genre aflaires: at il n.'
s.g-s au,ai- permis ,naisen de con,mercr d.
Sc prevaloir dc -on privilege dsabonnemeni att
nuri penr f:airr pibirr. sans retribut'a, les an
nolrrs ayant rapport aux intsret- particulars de-
sps divers aSeocle->
Tnute annonce pnhlis. par intrryalics, ssra
payee All taux dune plastic par carre.
rnu,e annonce on lcttrp invitant qilel1u un a
So METRE sur les rangs com1ne e..nditlat uns
place on TN cmploi quelconque. srra payee All
tauX orlinaire dune pia>trc par carrt. ct .'scara
N>asni dardrre
Tout. annoncc de candidat sera payec DIX
PiASTRES, ct daraace.
Toute anaance don't le nninbrc d'insrriiuns
NEST pas specific. yrrbllrIrnt par .crit. -rra
in.ert- iHs.ltta nourel nrdrc au taux nrdnarr.
it= marriages 1t les dects serunt publiss conn
me- fats de- clroaique i,rale: nnais tout nscroinge
attre tritut de respect, sera take ceinIne ALI
nonte. . ~ .r
Sul ecrit dune nature prr>onnells ne potrra
strr adutis dams COLONIES que colnrne aunan~
G.. drix Iastres le c;.rre, ct payable intur.ajie
mfaf dartncr.
Gfs- Tente annence, 4 moills ,u il Ii en- -"at
donnt autrem-nt. scra pul,liee en- fraEGais ct e.
Ragais, ct payee an iaux ci-dessus.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-24
VEN TIE
v0L0NTAERR
Pour Cause de Depart
AU PLUS OFFRANT Ell DER
NIER ENCHERISSEUK.

Az PLUS OFFRANT Ell DER
NIER ENCHERISSEUK.
1fETTE VENTE, qui aura lieu chez Nine veuve
~ SINoSIN lsur rancicnne habitation Poy
dras), > Ia Pointe- Coupte, aura lieu lie
Lundi, lime jour dOeto6re 1859.
A . heurcs A. NJ, par le ministerc de N. L. A.
q HUBERT, enca8tcur.
Cette ycnte consiste en- une grandc quantite de-
Meubles de toutes especes ct en- tous genres, 2
Buggys, une Jument, Harnais, unc Vache Latte
re, Ustensiles Aratoires, une Selle, Outils de
Charpentier ct de seller, CUR Noir ct Jaune, Be-
sane ct Toile Ciree Noire. AUSSI.
Unc Belle Batterie de Cuisine Complete, un
Magasin MaIs, Remise, Gc., &c, DC.
Ell 400 RsMfef1ss Vieux WIN ROUGE.
1ermss ct conditions de L. rente:
Toute somme de $50 ct au-dcasous, CONF
TANT an moment de Padjudica,ion.
1t toute somme au-dessus dc $50, payable le
Ter mas 1885, avec caution solidairc ct satisfac-
ton reservee. .s.
Poiute-coupee. II septembrc 1889
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-24
RICHMOND,

SAN-FRANClSCO,
oh elles ont ete proclamees ct reconnues contn1c
supcrieures celles de- Singer. Baker ct Grover,
Weeds. Sloats, Webster, Bartholf, ct nombre
d'autres, dc divers genres.
L.. hemrer' (piecc qui rroduit Fourlc) est
lc seul lie ce genre, ct s'es mof,tre au-dessus de
toute competition.
II Sc rend de ces machines un nombre fabu-
leux. On peut 81 former une idce du roule-
ment d'affaires de NM. Wheeler ct Wilson. en-
remarquant que lie capital investi dams leurs ma
nufactures atteint le chifre de 81 100000
La contrefaeon ne pouvait manquer de fare
concurrence ces machines, les plus parfaitcs
jusqu'a ce jour. Aussi les eontrefacteurs ct les
imitateurs mont point fait default; une foule dc
machines ont etc livrees au commerce. empie-
tant plus ou mons sur le brevet de NM. Wheeler
ct wilson. -.
Ii. contrefaeon Ia plus repantiue est cclle de
G. B. Sloat & Co.. decaree tclle par un decret
de rHon. Taney, Juge en- Chef de la Cour Su-
preme des Etlts Unis. rendu dams Ie District de
New York, en- date du l6 fevrier 1859.
nS~ Les Machines de Wheeler ct Wilson sont
vendues, arfc foate garGntie, al siege dc Ia
ln.son, 40 rue du Canal, Nouvelle-OrIeans.
ms.- Dams cette paroisse, NM. GRAUGNARD
& co. Fausse-Riyiere, sont les agents autorisees
de cette maison. Les prix auxquels vendent
ces messieurs, sont les memes que ceux de la
Souvelle- Orleans, ct lis sont autorises donner
les mGmes garanties.
"a sept. an.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-24
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

Paroisse de la Pte.- Coupee.
TIE. SOUSSIGE. Tresorier de Paroisse, offrirai
j en- ven,e publique, la Maison de Cour dc
cette paroisse, le
s.iMEDI, 80 OCTOBRE, 1859,
a II hcures A. NJ, IL proprete suivante apparte-
nant aux ecoles publiques savoir:
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE situe sur le Ba-
you Grosse-Tete. etant Ia section 16 dams lie
township g. rangee Est, contenant environ 81
6oK 100 acres.
1crmes ct conditions de Ia rente::
Dix pour cent payable compliant, ct le reste
en- neuf termes annuels ct egaux, les billets por-
tant interets dc date jusqu 'au paiement, raison
de huit pour cent Ian, ct une hypotheque spe-
ciale sers retenue sur In propriett v-ndue jus
qu'au parfait ct final Placement du capital ct des
interets. II. PATIN, fls,
Tresorier de Paroisee.
Pointe-Co Coupee. II septembre, 1852
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-24
4 MES .AMIS ET CONNAiSSANUES

Mon depart :'nssi bruspuc qu'imprtvu
Inc prive du plaisir dc faire mes adicus
i mes amis ct aux pcrson,es qui ma
vaient tt;rnoignt quelque sy,upathie il
les prize de les rcccvoir par cette vote d.,
la prcsse qui ma 81 souvent servi din
terprete aupres d'eux. Qu'ils soicnt biel
convaincus que jemportc lc plus doux
souvenir de mon st:jour il Ia Fauss Ri
Were, ct que j'csperc vivrc dams lcur SOU
ycn;r CONNIE lis visront dams &c micn.
.zr. FRASeols VALLOT.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-24

\ QUoI PEUT SEHliR uNE CI:INoLINE.-l.a
mutt dcrnIerc, vcrs nne hcure la station
de sme ward voyait arriyer quatre plai-
gnants dams la plus grande agitation:
c'etait d'abord une dame en- crnolinc, We
vait cnsuitc un cocher, p,is cnfin deux
ternoins plus ou moins vtrediques. II
paraIt que la crinolinc rernontait tran
luillcmcnt Broadway, allant, dit-eIle
elle-lnt'Inc "a ses afiaires," quand, arri-
vte au coin de Broome street, un cocher
de iiacrc Sc permit des famiiarites qui
enflammerent son courruux Tout Ell iui
reprochant en- tcrmes encrgiques son
manquc de savoir vivre. Ia belle datacha
prestement unc des balcincs fou jones,
nous ne savons) dc sa crinoline, ct, sen
servant comme dune badine, ellie SC init
i caresser cncrgiqnement la figure ct lie
dos du malcncoutreux gallant. Celui-ei
-c'est une justice lui rendre-n'usa
pas de rcprtsailles; toutefois, il prit PAS
salIantc par lc bras ct Ia conduisit a la
station, OH il Sc plaignit arnerement de
ce traitement Il la crinoline." Malheu-
reusement pour lui, Ia police, don't Oh
connait la sympathie meritoirc a Zen.
droit du sexc faitle, trouva quill ny
await pas de DELFT en- la demeure, ct rem.
voya Ia crinolinc "ses affaircs," sans
meme lui faire subir le petit sermon don't
ON use en- parcil cas-.
(Courrier des Etats- Tms)
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-24
@AIA E @gBSa
MALAkOFFS. MALAkOFFS!

r Es PURITAINs ET QUAKERs mont pu
IL jusqua ce jour remporter Ia victoire sur leg
les Allies sur la vraie Tour de Malakoff, en- Cri-
NEE L usage des Malakotfs est maintenant uni
versel aussi la manufacture de Get objet de luxe,
pour satisfaire a Ia. ..demande, est derenue ia
buieuse.
Avec une augmentation dams Ia cenfection de
ces objets, les prjx ont baisse; cest pourquoi le
so,ssigne offre en- vente a son magasin, 4 Va
terloo, un grand assortment de Malakoffs de
tout genre, prix modique de 75e. 1 -
piece CO qui est une reduction dc moiti,; prix.
= - Il. DEMnRI FILE
Watrrlur. Il ,rptemkrc IS5?
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-24

-Parmi les personnes innombrables
qni Sc pressaient sur le passage des
tronpes lie Il, a Paris, beaucoup cher.
cha'ent a s'enquetir de Fage que peuvent
avolr les marechaux auxquels sont &C.
tnellement confiies les commandments
les plus importants. voici, d'apres les
documents oficiels, les dates dc lcur
naissance:
NJ dc Castellane est ne en- l7ss; NJ.
valiant en- 1890; NJ Magnan en- 1871;
~ fel'ssler ell 1894; NJ. Baraguey-d'Hil.
i'crs en- 1885; NJ Random en- 1895; NJ.
Wei cit 1902; NJ dc MacMahon en- 1907;
y. canrobert en- 1909; N. Bosqret Tn
1909.
Le.plus sss.dc ees grands diguitaircs
d done J | ans, Ie plus icune 30 ans.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-24

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ct waste Magasin de- Depot que ron con-
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Raccourci. est enforcement tcrmint de-
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fait d'aprts les orlrrs ct est sous Il. d-
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