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RUBBER BLLTING.

THE New York RIboer Cimptay u.anfIAetur'
l. RI BIER MACHINE BILLING, by a ne~ process,
superior streagth t. any heretofore maiv, and al
less than hGh Ihs W lie stIer. Tais Company
ais tie .xcus. We IaEsctarcrs, 'under Coed
years Pateat % RIbbsr Toys, bis, Rails. renpins,
(iarge aad ~ a., &c. For sale ~ all the Toy
al Fancy ~tor,s he uaiOu- Catalogue snd Price
Lists 10y the oslyJ for arled aspiration by
letter {, the New York Rubber Comp ny, IS l4ber-
" street, SeS foSk- ocli4-dlm
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Csllen Yarns.

t0If0n TdTflts
TSsterespa for sals, 10 M4naf.etsrssss prices
tafss9sastity ofthese ceiebrsfed c1sson fsFnx
@aa1fsrsgree -. the Ptas.eaG Feesery ~ hs<A feE
qasiss aad tapsfiorify st4nt nrss4isd. Oar steet
snnFafssslkAa eEnbsEsf s.s4s aeess
AExKll aooPER CO., ~
sfFs-u : sas- s@es sazrss
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CINCINNATI. Oct. 27.-Flour dull; sales 500
bhls at So 00(95 SO. Whisky--sales 600
bbls at 23CG23s Oats-sales 600 bushels al
46. Corn 10 arrive 49,. Mess PIX Sl3-
IS. Lard firm and wanted "a: l0C9l04 Sugar
797t. Molasses 4094L Coffee ll3@l23.
New York. Oct. 27.-Evening.-Cotton
dull; sales to-day 900 bales; mIddling upland
III. Flour dull: sales 23,90J barrels at S5a
4 80. Corn has declining tendency
sales $4,000 bushels-mixed 80; white l0l.
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County ArusIee.

81 We are aath r,zsI 10 aaao aHcs JonS W. Mar
eSH II late f0r County Trustee At TIE ensuing
March election. oetll-td
arNe are authorized % announce HARliiS Z
BostICk idtI4tc .0f the ONCE 1t County trustee
OF t stisba c5Aty, AZ lie ensuing Marsh electson.
oct3-ta. rsa E 81
az We ars sathorizet 10 annoaacs HENRY l.
JUSritE AIal4ats Tor COuuty trustee al the
ensuing March election. sePie-te
ss-Ne are authorized announce rilCtS. T. sam
DEhs a caaIslAts tor he otllr OF Csanly rrastee
81 aslv.Isaa Coaaty At the sleSIisa 10 be held in
AArch, Is60. aPr1o-I
ss-we are authorised announce SAMUEL. y
AMENI a eau iId4te Tor cOanty trustee al the nex
March election. aprl9-sd
g. Vs authorized % Announce tSHAA
Cl.3RkE a ;ta..tsts FOR Trustee oI D4yIds.sn ooun
y, a. .tAs asSi a.sen sisetIoa.sr = sag2o-te
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FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2s, ls5

sr There was quite change in the
weather on Wednesday light. and up 10 ten
o'clock last night IL had turned very chilly,
reminding ms IF the coming OF winter.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-28

GS-It last WedneSd ~ night had been the
Fifteenth of March, il could 1T have been
more gusty than it was. Tn sky was beanti-
fully blue, and was studded with innumera-
BILE yelled eyed stars,
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n. NlIA a. 40.
Imporlers direct through the Custom House d
~ Nashville, u
Rraudies. Mines. Hayana CIGARS.

ke &e.,
No. 80 North Market street, sext door above abe
wAtsoa House.
We have sensiahtly haaa large stock sf v4rssss
gr.aes and very Old age o. Pot. sasrry, Nader.
and Usisr extra wlass ,IAsra Chi .ss, isiv0isss ke
Ameag ths diasssai eraaas u Champagne saa
brHsaiss ws have ne veFy shaies caanp@sns
s.essms-ds isoezs 20 and cosaae -ot-rd, pspay,
Co.. fssss -ssss ys.sssiss d .,v..a,.L 1sz
assse-is VIZ No. % AsFsh nzTkss sFesL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-28
RAILROAD COAL.

THE nsst lot II Cal In the city u Nashville Il si
| i the -ErSA YARD. winch " the only place thai
gives the fegl weight per bashal IL - guaranteed
90 give more heal, ss ss' aud ssOt than any OF eI
how offered for sale. We Viii continue - supply
frieads and customers al our usaai l0s pricss
during the eoning winter. Try the 3ENA coal
aud b. Convinced that IL Is the most economical If
the market Orsiers droppsd 70 Box 81 o.. OF ~
the YA~d ek n y. & C. r. K Il~a - d be promps
| ~ attended 10. - SAMUEL J. AGSEw.
/ octll-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-28

a xoDsns DIANA IS osx &C,
MUSIC BIZ TIE ORCHESTRA.

- Bob Dash. Fast young
D'o"'asas f''0"'e BILL BLANK. men,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-28

TO ARRIVE.
7On Pieces Hollow Ware Castings;
Is w 100 Sugar Kettles; -. 90
$50 faigis I-,Is: ~ GH ~ - =
cIiIr n Kettles;
400 s'ug irons;
~ lea Kettles: e-.r IRE F-WFrT
90 Shaving skill is: 81 81 ~ u
IL Kegs Nuts ana washers;
sBIadics Galy Snixed sheet Iron;
ase Capp.r, Tluned
81 Ir1u AXles;
452 Bars Iron;
40 Buadlcs Iron;
~ siundies sheet Iron; q 80
To arrive from Pitlsburg, steamer Emma aud
for sale by ~. n. DiCKEY
oeil5 Htr M q Coslege street.
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D. D. DICKEY


ii As IN Store 100 Wheel BArrows;
Il3OO sets assorted Ironi 900 pounds Gum Pack.
ANles: ing;
Is Kegs Boiler RiVets; 100 bundles ass ed Wire.
10 900 do Pressed Nuts; so ponrs:
900 Washers, 10000 Lights Sash;
20 Kegs wrought Nails; 90 sides Sole Leather;
500 pouHds Emery; 500 feet Card Cic.hing;
900 papers Timers loo Steel Reeds;
hsetsi IOGardeE Engines;
SO ass a sausage Cutters; 10 Wheat Pans
70 do do suffers, Tnreshing dachnes;
200 SIeets Copper: SO straw Cutters;
500 Cooper Bottoms; 20 Corn shelters.
100 pounds Brass: 8 Railroad Scrapers:
800 assorted Putty Blocks; 2 smut Machines;
90 1850 ted Charms: 200 assorted Flows;
so boxes Gisss; 21PLmps:
l5O boxes II. Plate; 3 hal. bbls. White Fish:
SO slabs Aae; lOHydraulic Rams;
81 Pigs Ih.- 900 pounds GAivanized
S, 600 eetassor'd Gas Pine: Wire:
10 600 lo assorted Leather 200 boxes Ring Trav eiers
Bel ing; 20 .Oov cations stone Ware.
5000 feet assorted Gum1o 200 bushels Cake;
BeltiHe, 10 tons Pig Iron;
900 pounds Pump Chains;
Besides many other articles on hand and for sale
By tocts-ul u. D. DlCKEY.
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Criminal Court Clerk.

as- We stuIh5rtzed to announce X. II. CAMP
REl.L Candilatc Tor CRIMINAL court Clerk a. the
cnsang March election. augls-te
go Ne are authorized TO announce CfAS. Z. DIG
CONS = Candidate Tor Criminal Court Clerk a lhe
uext March election. Julyl-t
60 We are authorized to announce JOHN SHAM
esq.,, caastiILte Tor re-cicc oulcc OF
CTininal Court Clerk March election. nS lite
FIVE 4Aathorfxel 10 A-.oaaee Dr E. N
PATTERSON as al,latsgor Criminal Court Clerk
atIhs ensuing Marcia election. maya ID
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Just Received al Chas. Rsbertson's
Candy Mandatory,

Opposite Norris & ssr.stOn'sae~ warsheass.)
A LkRGE lot Of gresh sicily Gran gesand Lemons.
~ Rzlslns ,Flgs ,Carrsnts Pranes ,ke.
Also. me AN iotOf all the difsrent kinds %
Nuts.
A aEsfreshIes Of Baltimore Cove oyriersin cans
EselaascclebFsteG braves.
Fresh saiuion .Lobstars .ssFdines yke.
Pickles reserves FIRES breaches sHdStrswberry
IN cans #Et EtNfafA
Brandy Peaches ycherFies ,&e- in bottles
Also anew supply OF gsys ans Fancy Articles
PSI mznufsetere sIlmy Candies acre and var
ran them good ,and sell as cheap a. any house in
Nsshvtlts-
Puma CaAS ROBERTSON
artf7-sf ~ Market street.
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InternaI Rank susn.uded.

ToRONro, e. W. Oct. 27.-Tnr Internal
Bank suspended yesterday. A great run is
made ON the Colonial Beuk to-day
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-28

Buckskin shirts and Drawers.
A sappls 80 eest sszlay .n4 . fsx e srsszna
h-sie. reserved .1a fsr sale ~
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MANUFA. TUkDRS' ARTICLES
j. Il &. REAKIRT.
90 second street, Cincinnati, ONO.

MEssRs. EDfrORs.-Tell the people that the
Fine Tobacco SO long and anxiously looked
aud longed for has come, and that they may
luxuriate once more by calling at
J. III. LANGLEY & Co.'s
octl Al Union street.
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sAPONlFlEN.
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

More than Dos.bls l.< Strength ef Ordinary F<ash.
wa IA sklng Sap without lime, ~its little roabie
IL aud Al IrlEi Eexyense. The cheapest article
discoveries tor tse purpose One poenI viii make
Ixeiye or nftees gall ms Of god Suit soap, niEs
pouads H4rd so4p. PrIutsFs will nBd IL : superior
.rsice for ciesalag type. Il i Psrfsetiy sa6s aud
Tree lrosn apurtrs-
Hsrosen 10 small lamps nad pat up IN 2 aad
sxaaflesured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
Il pURREE Co.
aeI1akxiy ISL Pearl street. Ne~ York
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For Silerin.

" p We autaorxsd - announce JOHN X.
Ed aoN nSON as candidate Tor ~urrin OF Davidson
.uaty, - tue ensuing March election. Oct-6-te.
TIVE are authorized t. anuo Ince JAMES N.
HINTON as a Candidate Tor eivoIOH i, tue OF
sher"I OF Davidson county. At Ihs ensuing A4rca
election. svlL2std.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-28

VI arkets.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 27.--The river is stationary
with 81 feet water to Cairo.
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DIR. G.. IL. BOnd,s French Pre-
KenlafIVaS-

V'HIS article ibles those VII health or circum.
i Stances do mt permit an increase Of family, Ia
regulate or limit the number OF their offspring with.
out in ring the constitution. Il IS the only safe aud
sure prrpenttti against Pregnancy and Disease.
The b I'VE article eau be ssat Dy malt Any part of
the United States or lnada, for 81 ami IS per
dOZ
DIX G W. BINDS SPANISH FEMALE MONTHLY
PILLS-Thsse Pills are the Az inc mars led or
single LADIES' rely upon with ,fety and Certainty
tor The fnms ate rcmovai"f Instructions, Irregd
itrities, &c They should be used during r. egnIcy
.'rice s. per box. zach box CONTAINS = Pills. sent
Oy mai.
The ,'octor IAN te Consulted OF all diseases Of
private natu e. Scientific treatment u quick cure
. and moderate charge guaranteed.
GEIsseik x. BOND, NJ ID. Once, corner Of Grand
aud orchard streets, over m Shoe Stare. francs
No. IS orchard street, New York. Established IN
1882. oct2s Dim
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ExrRA fs@Fx r.ssr . ..... ffsa aes <hs.s, =
la.ytAf
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SUNNI

Capt Hammer names b. h. Mnuscy by Glencoe,
liam SONORA L We, years old. ,..........-.., l
The Illinois Srrel Mare NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Time not taken, the race being 81 rapid
that the stop watches were of no avail.
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Il have 10 store fall .sssrsmeat az IIPPfScorT A
l. BAKR'S CELEBRATED ffREPRQOF SAFKs- al
aEes, hirk an oasrnag m.nsissctarer,s rsrices
~ > n HBI11 sGSwORTH
oct t1-u No. Market street
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Runaway Negro to be Sold,

DURSCANT 10 the law in such case provided. /
%iil Sell 10 tie highest bidder for cash, at the
Cart House in Nashville, sturdy the t2th day
OF November, 1879, a iegrO man named jim.
Jun co.nnittcsl 10 the Jtii OF tyidson county
the loan Oct ISIS. represe ted when tied
thai he belonged to Frank Galley, OF birth CaroliuA
but has not been reclaimed. Tie IS about 20 wears
old, feet 10 inches high, AM weighs l40 pounds
aud Is Of dark com PicKion.
sale under the Law, and Will communicate good
title against all See section 25ss II abe
code. J. NJ. HINTUZ
Sheriff OF Davidson county.
Hy THos HoEsoS, TAILOR. octl4-td
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Farm for Sale.

r An oasrtag for sale. prissteiy, tl4s vsiusbis
l Tract Of Lad kpssn - tke Hays fr&ct, sitnste1
"a ths s-sasile 4na ch.ILanoez- k.llra4d, abost
mica tEs clLy. The improvements are nj TIE
esg eonsistias of nhe BRICK Hosse viii
al oltsor asrcsa<Fy hosecs- There u 4b~ut 81
acres cisAfed laha. balance heavily tlmbefed. 4he
pl.ce = alss sell ustered Take Il 1ilogsther, IA -
q shr Enest aest able plzees IA Tie xhsn1t q
S.shxllle. n <3td ~ the hrsi q November
Nil - fsr resi- ne sns1lag year. tof pasl.e---t
cAll - L. T.. GI-AF.s c. 4 10 % NAsck sol1 p
ARl Of ~ nae "a my store On N.rket slesf, Ne -
ssols-,s JAS. v. HAYS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-28

<ScENE--A Street in Noshriie Enter Bob ana
BIZ, from a Hole IN the Wall.
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Toys and Fancy Articles.

A beautiful assortment Just opened at Lacks NM
n sc ami Fancy store an Church street Call and
examines befo.e purchasing elsewhere.
oct2l-u
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10 Contracfors.


Tcsr rscsive6 . fresh szesk q Faner ceo1<,
81 casahs ara<Anz. Fsrx<a. Fsck<f E~ek<. Pore
H.anaiex. tezsber s41tkes< rr4Ees.ng Case, en~ii
Tscking c.nbs Fess Bsstans, kszFs, ssr<Ee, x.llss
hFFeIs, ssl~srs, k.sxsz, e. Al 81 ss.sle. e
s ssssr J. y Hz<f[--
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Window Giass.

WNnow GLAsS, ee<l aaAiiss, ef al asa, no
w shy 10 % - ~ Is. Car sale a
sep1s RAMS. asspw~ 4 On
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A BL0ODLESS VICTORY!!!
100000 Boxes Sold Of
AHO tSEiAtE.ND'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

fTNHIS enormous utntty OF tails Invaluable Rene
Il dy las bceu ,,urch1sel Oy citizens JI UnlIed
States Iurn. tie short time AZ beea before the
pdbc. Fac rcLsJn lof this exIrAOrdinary saCcess
ally la the actual truth anu yalae OF the article
40 Guys Tie dAGNGfIC P.AsrER without be-
coming its friend. IL performs all tat Is promised
Carries wIn 10 It's rec,'sIsrncod alton. Truly
thus Is vtctory-peaCciui aud biOO4Ies--but be
iIeye not less iOrI1us IMAM tAe tridtn ls
us tain of carnage aad alesOi4tion.
Tue AAGNEIfC Plaster undoubtedly the
Greatest StreHstIener and PAu destroy that sci
mas yet discovered IL yoa pattnis Plaster any
~Here, II rn - there, ihe Plaster will stick there
untIltue fam vanished. lac Plaster an zes
PAIN and
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-28

The TRoTTING RACE.-Yesterday the trot-
ting race. mile heats. best three in five, took
place on the regular race track; Mr.. S. j.
CARTER giving purse of 5 $50 TO be contend
ell for. Very little biting took place. hut
at the start . Captola " had the call. Can
ada Sam y won the race in three straight
heats. .Whrlwind " being diSianced in the
first. The time made was 2.45 -2:5l-and
2:46.
While the preliminaries for the trotting
race were being arranged, private affair
came OF in the shape of a" scrubb race "
for $50 .id,.--,. dash of "a mile.
The cont stants were Capt. HAMMERS b. h.
Mousey" and the Illinois sorrel mare.
Much fun was created 10y the manner in which
the start was II AIDE and the first quarter run,
little Joi my Martin being on Mousey.' who
was dttermir, not To lead. hut as soon as
they reached the back stretch, be left the
mare and came home at his ease AT lra't eighty
yards in advance. TIL" following is the
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-28

Furnishing and Fancy Goods.
~ + nos receiving fine assortment Of Fur
w nishiug 6Sssds, OF which name SHIFTS
every variety OF Patterns aud latest say .cs-Caars
Gloves, Suspenaers. Robes. Neck uez Pocket Hand.
kerehiefs, Umbrellas, uNDhRwEAR-eycry vnrse.
ty-Money Belts, HALF II = E--ef C,5ttnn, Wool No
rina, aud ,s.shnere-rRAVEiISG SHAN s Gauut
oetsd J. II. Mos.IL.
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Pain eannOtexlsI where this Plaster IS applie,

khsumatsm, Lameness, stiffness, Weakness, De
olhty, NervOusness, Neuralgia, DS sPepsiA, Cough
colds, PANS and AUues OF every Kind down 81 :
10 Coras, are IN AEDiArELl RkLIhVkD, and with
tale paIsaCs, fEkIANEN fly CCRED, W the mag
cal iInuence Of the dAGSEric PLASTER. IL Is tils
plest, sarcst, safest
edy ekisteECs. Its appilcatcBts universa--equai
ly 10 the strong man ,tHe delicate wOsnaL, ant Tia
fee bile infant. 10 each aud aiiit Will prove Bain
blessing. It's - agreeable ana WItliouI
n0yAnee trouble It's price - SItuin reach Of all
rich poor, ali may nAye't, anu all should have a
sick, ana suffering IA any way.
fARdkRs and III ~ ais snOuld always be sup
piled with the MAGNEfiC FLASHER. IL wiu be thf
,Od tysici2 10 aay hOdsehJld, ready AZ ali times
aud al instant GOtox.
Iuptn .ir-tignI TN boxes. Each boz will maks
six etght plAssers, aud any ehtld spread them
Price IS OOx, Nth Iall and plain directions.
-. a.. MoREHEAD. VI. a..
faeenGor Iropr.sfor, ~ Walker street Nss fOyf
dOIsEhs.AD'S MAIN sic Plaster II SOiD 81
ALL DssUSoIsrs AMI DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDIC NH.S EEERfWdh.RE.
Iuly2a-stooda~ cowlyln
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-10
NO T T c E.

DT VIRTUE of tie Regulations of the Police
ID Jury of the parah of Pointe Coupee, I will
offer at public sale to the lowest bidder, at
Hcrring's Store, Cenfeport, on
SATURDAY, the 24t. day of DECEMBER, 1859,
the making and repairing of the following roads
and ~leyees:
l Repairs to be mad, to the levee on the Es-
tate of Judge Bordalon bounded on one side by
lands belonging to = Norman, and On the
other by lands of B. 3. SHINES.
2 Repairs to the l~eveeon the land belonging
to 7. A. Glendening. BOUNDED on one side by
lands belonging 10 the F5tate of J. c. Nelson.
and on the other W lands ,clonging to Mrs. Boy
kin: and the repairs to be made to the dyke on
Lake Bayou.
3 Road and levee to be msde on the land be-
longing to D. N. Dickey, bounded on one side
by land of Mrs. Boykin,a and Oh the other by that
of D. Cook.
4 Leyee to be made on the and belonging to
Allen Cook, bounded on oneside by land be-
longing to D. N. Dickey, and On the other by
lands of Mr.. Peaks.
S Road and levce to be madeo the land be-
longing to James Hudson, bounded on one side
by lands of Mccoy, and on the cher by lands
of Peaks.
6 Levee to be made on the laid belonging
to F. Thomson, bounded on one side by land
of Mccoy, and on the other by lauls of Thomas
Hudson and the estate Of Samuel Hudson, de-
&c Used.
I Road and levee to be made on the land be-
longing to Thomas Hudson and the estate CT
S. Hudson. deceased bounded on one side by
land of F. Thomson. and on the otler side BY
land Of Mrs. Layfeld.
s Road and levce to he made on the land be-
longing to Mrs. Layfield, bounded on enc side
by lands of Thomas Hudson and the estate of s.
IT,,J-o, 1aanoccI on3 nv, 4Io otJo, III vi r
J. Davis.
8 Lovee to be made on the land belonging to
J. G.. Cain. bounded on one side by land of c..
G. Picket, and on the other by land of Mrs. Cal
vet.
10 Levee to be made on the land belonging
to Mr.. Eylort, bounded on one side by land of
Calvet. and on the other side by land of J. NJ.
Pickett.
IL Levee to he made on the land belonging
to J. NJ. Pickett, bounded on one side by land
Of EylOrt. and on the other side by land of
+. A. Boyle.
II Levee to be made on the land of F. A.
Boyle, bounded on one side by land of J, NJ.
Pickett, and on the other side by land of J r.
Herring.
10 Levee.to be made on the land belonging
to J. r. Herring, bounded on one side by lad
of Boyle, and on the other side b. land Of ".
Burton.
II Levee to be made on the front of John NJ.
gents lands.
: Is The construction of a dyke on Gillock's
Bayou, upon the land of A. Laforest, and also
the repairs to be made on the levee.
16 The repairs to be made on the dyke of
Chance Bayou, on the land belonging to c. c.
Pickett.
Said work to be made in accordance with the
Regulations of the Police jury Of this parish.
The contractors to furnish bond for the faith
full performance of the contract.
W. NJ. LINDSAY.
do ms. 1st Section LIST Ward.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-10
Terms and conditions Of the Sale.
Ell. PATIN, JR.,
Parish Treasurer.
State of Louisiana.
ms

Ninth District Court-Parish of Pointe Coupee
P. R. Felt & Co. va. John R. Herring-No. 2020.
BY virtue of, and to satisfy writ of i. fa. is
sued in the above entitled suit and to me direct
ed by the Honorable the 9th District Court in and
for the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy plain
tiff g demand and costs of suit, | have seized, and
offer at public sale at the Court House on
SATURDAY, the III day of Jan, 1860.
at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, all the right, title and inter.
est that the defendant has in and to the following
described PROPERTY, to wit
A certain tract of land composed of Lot l6
township A.. range I, bounded on the north side
by lands of F. Boyle, and south by lands of w
Burton, containing one hundred and t~hirty-siz
30-l01 acres.
Terms Of Sale:
Twelve months credit; the purchaser to fur.
nish bond with good and approved security in
solido, and bearing s per cent interest from day
of sale.
SEVERN PoReuE, Sheriff.
Fointe. Coupee, Dec. 10, 1859.
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It'll District Court-Parish of East Feliciana.-
No. 3542.
In the matter of the succession of Elizabeth
Keller. deceased.
PURSUANT to an order to me addressed by
the Honorable the It'll District Court in and for
the parish and State aforesaid, |, the undersigned
Sheriff, will offer at public sale, on
Saturday, Dec. 3lst 1859,
at IL o'clock a. NJ, on the Old River planta-
ton. to the last and highest bidder, the following
tracts of land appertaining to the community
between the above named deceased and the
surviving spouse, George Keller. viz:
One tract of land situated in Pointe Coupee
parish, on Old River. and designated in the fig
u"rative plot as lots No. l, in township l. south
Of range s east, and No. 2, in township l, south
of range I east, containing together one thous-
and acres, purchased of John Hagan, Sr.
Two lots Of land purchased of the estate Of
John FL. Harmanson, being lots No. 40, in town.
ship l. south of range 7 east, containing ninety
acres and 37-l00 of an acre No, 81. in same
township and range, containing one hundred
and twenty-five acres and S6-lO0 of an acre,
fronting on Lake Depassau.
Two hundred and twenty-five acres of swamp
land, being lots numbered l, 2. 3, 4, 6 and Z, in
section 10, township l, south of range s east.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash, provided the property bring its APP
praised value; if not, on a credit of one and two
years, with s per cent. interest thereon per an
nun from the day Of sale until paid. The pur-
chasers will be required to give their notes with
approved personal security. and consenting that
a mortgage be retained on the property to Sc
cure the payment of the purchase price, and the
pact de nonGle1aando to exist.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sheriff.
Poiute Coupee, Nov. 26, $50.
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lands in this province, Or perhaps in the
whole Continent of America, watered by
abundance Of springs and rivulcts, with
out swamps, and everywhere inter
spersed with spacious clearings, once
old Indian fields or French plantations,
fit for immediate cultivation. This dis
trict is chiefly located. tho not much
settled, and lots may be purchased here
on very moderate terms. It is also pro-
posed to lay out Immediately a township
with lots contiguous to the same on part
Of the Kings Reserve Of ten thousand
acres, neal the Fort. The lands improve.
if possible, in beauty at least, if not in
fertility, as you proceed from the Match
e."
By the foregoing it will be seen that
indigo was among the first and most i'm
portant articles of agriculture and export
in Louisiana. The indigo watts may yet
be seen in many places in Pointe Cou-
pee and elsewhere. The article cotton
next engaged the attention Of oHr plant
ers, drove out and utterly eStinguished
that of indigo, which is now raised in
the East Indies principally. And after
cotton came sugar. Should this last az
ticle fail, we shall be obliged to intro
duce the cultivation of the tea plant,
which is well adapted to our climate,
and might be rendered very profitable.
We have also the silk, olive and grape
to fall back on.