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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-07-16

eg- We respectfully say to the editor
of the Marksville Pelican, that we dc
dot endorse his editorial in regard to the
Senatorial nomination and Convention.
We look upon. Mr.. Phillips as the regu-
lar nominee Of the Democratic party for
Senator in this District, and as such we
shall eountenance no move that will
tend in the least 10 throw diseredit upon
it. We are no sigurite, aud therefore
think oae nomination sufficient. If Col.
Griffin agrees with the Pelican, then we
are done with him; and, moreover, we
think the "oId liners ~hereabouts viii be
done with him too.-B. S. Lwrer.
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To the Democrats Of the Parish Of Pointe
CouDeee.
Po1srE CoUrEE, July II, 1859.

Po1SrE CoUrEE, July II, 1859.
On the morning Of Friday, the StI
inst, Mr.. Edwin Jewell sent a negro Il
my house, with a ! letter to my address
requesting ne, as President of the Cen
tral Committee, to call a mass-mcctin2
of the Democracy Of Pointc Coupcc, al
Morganza, for Saturday, the Esd lust,
in conformity to the prayer of a petition
to that effect, signed, it was stated, by
twenty Democrats. Mr.. Jewell further
informed me, that he had the signatures
OF eve members of the Central Com
mittce favoring the call. lie requested
me, if | refused to sign the call, to give
him my reasons for so doing, and to re
turn him the documents. As The negro in
formed me that he had to return before
Tie Eicksburg, on which Mr.. Jewell was
to leave that morning, reached the
Pointe Coupee Post Office, | had not
time to take copies Of the papers, so
summary to be disposed Of.
AS it was apparent to me, that the
object Of the mass-meeting was to rcpu-
diate, if possible, the nomination of Mr..
Phillips for the Senate, | informed Mr..
Jewell, in a few words, that | refused to
sign the call, (Which he had enclosed TO
me, ready for my signature); that did
not think I had the right, as President
Of the Central Committee, to make the
call, without first convenmg and consult
ing the Central Committee; and, finally,
did not believe a majority of the
Committee, on elaboration,
would sanction the call. | offered, how
ever, to have the Committee convened
or the purpose Of considering the petit
ion, if he so desired. The mass-mect-
ng, notwithstanding this apparent show
# formaljty, has been called, on the
of the seven signatures of
members Of the Central Committee allu-
led to by Mr.. Jewell, and in conformity
the prayer Of the petition.
Now, as President of the Central Com
~ -,
nittee of this parish, | feel constrained
o denounce, and protest against, this
lngenerous and abortive attempt to in
ure Mr.. Phillips in the eyes of the
-oters Of this Senatorial District. 1t is
regular, revolutionary, and subyersive
# all the we'll known rules and usages
# the Democratic party, and as an in
ividual Democrat, I beg and e%ntreat
II true and good Democrats to abstain
any participation in any of the pro-
ceilings Of the pretended mass-meeting
which is to take place at Morganza on f,
'aturday, the 23d inst.
WIN. BEATTY,
President Democratic Central
Committee of Pointe Coupee. !,
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The ELECTORAL COLLEGE OF lS61.-The
next Electoral College, chosen in Nov
ember, 1860, to meet in February, 1861,
will-if Kansas should be admitted at
the approaching session Of Congress-
consist Of 306 votes, 1874 of which will
be necessary for a choice for President.
The non-slaveholding States will have
lS6 electors, and the siaveholding States
100.
The Chicago Democrat is cyphering
how to defeat the Democratic candidate,
and how to elect a Republican, in this
College. It admits that if the Repub-
licans should loose Pennsylvania, Min
nesota and Kansas, and carry all the
rest, they would still lack to votes; and
if they should lose Pennsylvania, Cali
fornia and Oregon, they would still be
two votes in the minority. "Tne work
to be done, Git says, is to secure Penn
sylvania and New York. The loss of
either of those States would defeat the
Republican candidate"
This is the aspect in which the case
presents himself to II political adver-
Is it not of a character to en-
our Democratic friends.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-07-16

YOU'VE LouIsIaNIANs.-At the 18th
annual commencement exercises Of Pa
tapsco Institute, at Ellicotts Mills, Nd,
a few weeks since, Miss J.. S. TowIes,
who delivered the valedictory, Miss n.
i. SHINES and Miss II. Hnnsicker for
proficiency on the harp, received gold
medals; Miss N. B. Towles and Miss O.
A. Valentine, certificates Of merit
Miss Hunsicker, Miss SHINES and Miss
J. S. Towles graduated. These young
ladies are natives Of Louisiana.
The parting hymn was written, at
particular request, by W. Cum. Wilde,
son ef The late Ricisald Henry Wide.
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State Of I0ussEana.

Parish of Pointe Coupec-Ninth District Court
Wheeler u Blake vs.. Lowenhaupt & Gusdorfer.
No. 22O2.
By virtue Of and 10 satisfy 4 writ off ia.
issued in the above entitled SHIT and to mo direct
ed by the Hon. the 9Th District Court in and for
the parish and State aforesaid. to satisfy plain
tiff demand and costs Of suit. | have seized. and
will offer at public sale, at the store Of john
Ellsworth, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of Aug, 1859,
at IL o'clock. a. m. all the right. title and inter
est that the defendantha in and to the following
described property to-Wit:
One mllchcow and two calves: l drav. , bread
carts, and l colt 3 years old.
Terms and Conditions.
Cash, acAM Appra1ssment.
SEVERN PORCHE. Sheriff
Point Coupec. July lG. 1859.
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Lost or nIialaid:

A PARISH CERTIFICATE drawn by 4. Pro-
II vosty. Parish Auditor, to the order Of H.. j.
Richards. No. z95. dated December 10th, 1858,
for the sum Of seven hundred and thirty-two
e+l00 dollars. with s per cent. interest from
date. Said certificate was supposed to be on the
person Of the said Richards when he lost his life
on the steamer Princess. The public, however.
are warned not to trade for said certificate. as the
payment thereof has been estopped with Parish
Auditor and Treasurer.
P. A. ROY.
Agent and Attorney for heirs Of Richaldz.
Polnte Coupe. June I. 135a,
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and the Democrat.
DEMOCRAT

4 were quite sorry, in pcrusing TIL
ger welcome sheet of our neighbor 0
dle Echo, to find therein an article gross
4 " abusive Of us, and partaking rattle
OF personal enlnity than political differ
encc Of opinion.
We say sorry, and not indignant, be
cause IN the course of a passably long
He, we have made up our mind never Il
be offended at insults addressed to us
when they are. couched in the language
spoken in the immaculate regions oil
Blllingsgate. Such language may be
well calculated to lead the public to be,
licve. that those who use it, cannot al
ford to pay attention to the amenities d
debate; but it never indicates the edu,
cation of a gentleman.
Considering that our neighbor Of the
Echo intended to annilIilate us by his
article Of Saturday last, and knowing
as we do, that the circulation of that
paper is diminishing rapidly every day,
and consequently many of the voters of
the parish have not enjoyed the same
pleasure we did in reading its last issue,
we republish this week that portion of
the Echo's article which is personally
directed against us. We do this in order
that a greater number Of persons may
enjoy the pleasure Of all acquaintance
with the peculiar style of the youth
who edits that delectabIe organ.-Here
is the article:
LET TIE CALLED JADE WNcE.-With
the inception Of thatrimmaculAe sheet,
termed per excellence tie Pointe Coupee
Dem0erat, nomjnaAy edited by one P. A.
Roy-we say nominally, because it is
well known that he, Roy, is utterly in
capable Of writing an article, and hires
John, Ned, and Bill to ~concoct his edit
orlals for hlm-We resolved to take no
notice whatever of the scintillations Of
III the way Of editorials which
might appear in its columns, deeming
both the paper and it's learned editor as
beneath our notice and only deserving
the silent contempt with which we have
ever treated the slidell Organ since its
establishment in our parish. Our reso-
luton we shall keep, only deigning to
notice the above mentioned editor when
ne has sufficient courage to deny any
statement OF ours, or when lie makes as
s%ertions devoid Of truth, where we, per-
sonaily, are concerned.
1t is for this latter purpose, then, that
this article.is written, andthe gentleman
may thank his propensity for prevarica-
ting, for the appearance of this compli-
mentary ~ notice Of him and his paper
in orr columns. We wish only to lead
him in the path Of truth, which we pre-
sumo he has inadvertently lost, "a friend
at our elbow suggests that being a
stranger on that road, we should not
him, if now and tIen he should
Dose the beaten path) in the course pur-
sued by him i'll his ~ article Of the 2eth
lit.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-07-16

PoYDRAs CoLLEcE.-Thc public will
not forget that on the 10th, 9th and 18th
of July will take place the examination
of the scholars of Poydras College. It
should become the imperative duty OF
parents and friends Of education to at
tend said examination. It will not only
give to the spectators an opportunity
to judge for themselves Of the stand
ing Of the institution and the proicien-
cy of the students, but it will also create
an emolution amongst the latter, and
afford them tile satisfaction of exhibit
ing to their parents and tie public that
their time has not been spent amiss.
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The State Of Louisiana.

Parish of Pointe Coupee-Ninth District Court:
B.. Il A. SouIie W.. j.. V. Winters.-No 1863.
DY VIRTUES and to satisfy y writ Of Il ia
u issued in the above entitled suit and to Re
directed by the Honorable the Ninth District
Court in and for the parish anil State aforesaid,
to satisfy plaintiffs demand and costs nf suit. [
have seized and will offer al public sale, at the
Court House on
Saturday, the 9Th day If Aueui, 1889.
at Ii o'clock a. H., all the right. Title and inter
est that the defendant has III and to the following
described property to-wit:
LANDS
4 certain tract Of land established and Guilty.
ated as Il sugar plantation. situated in the l,arisi,
of pointe Coupec. in this State, on the right bank
Of the Mississippi river. measuring eight arpents
and twenty ,oses in front on said river by II
depth of eighty arpents; bounded, on the 4th Of
February. 1853, on the upper side by land l. Of
Widow N. Lacour and on the lower side by land
OF Widow Falerien Ledouy, and now. above by
land of Capt. j. II. Morrison and below by land
which belonged to Julius Winter and now to }.
l. Utter: with all the buildings, Improvements,
and agricultural implements.
Also the Following
sLAyEs:
Tiburce. aged about 80 years.
Adams, aged about % years.
Robert, aged about 20 years.
Lucas, aged about "a years.
Bill, aged about 80 years.
William, engineer aged about 50 years.
Richard. aged about 81 years.
Samson. aged about 80 years.
Antoine. aged about Is years.
Cesar. aged about 80 wears.
William. aged about Is years.
0nezime. aged about 80 years.
Pierre, aged about ii years.
Big Rose. aged about % years.
Anna, and her child aged 4 years.
Marguerite, aged about 10 wears.
Sophie, aged about 81 years.
Sarah, and her child ageds4 years.
Therese, and her child aged II years.
Jeanne, aged about II years.
IFsulc. aged about % years.
Marie. and her child aged { years.
Mira, aged about 80 years.
Clara. aged about ~ years.
Desire. and her child, an infant.
Priscilla, aged about 30 yearf.
Adelinc. and her child aged 4 years.
Sylyie, aged about 80 years.
ALSO-Twenty- three males. 2 horses:
Three wagons. q old carts, 2 old dfay,.
Twelve head OF cattle, 5 hogs, ii sheep.
On the fol20ming Terms ami Coadtt1ons'
To satisfy the demand Of the petitioner for the
capital sum Of twenty-eight thousand two nun
drcd dollars. and two thousand two hundred ana
ffty-six dollars interest on said capital II" me
lst February, 1859. and interest Oh said caIs,a'
sum at eight per cent per annum from sala Isl
February. 1859, until paid, and the costs OF SUI,
CASH. The balance Of the price to be applied
by the purchaser Of the property 50 seized ana
sold. to the paying Of the special mortgages *
isting on the said property subsequently, to INC
said selling creditors, or to any creditor or per-
son legally entitled 50 the same.
SEVHRIN PORCIIE, Sheriff.
Pointc Coupe, June Is, 1883.
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FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTncr.-The
Democratic Convention for this District
which met on the 4th inst, in Alexan
dria, to nominate q candidate for Con
gress, and for Board Of Public Works,
nominated John NJ, Landrum, Of Shreye-
port for Congress, and Gen. De Russey,
of Natehitoches, for Public Works.
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Er TT BRurE.-At the Odd Fellows
Hall meeting, in this city, says the n,
O. Delta, Mr.. Gray, of Bienville, who
was then in this city, was loudly called
for, it being understood that he appro-
we'd and sympathized in its objects and
spirit. 1t was announced by the Presi-
dent of the meeting, that he was pre-
vented from being present by indisposi-
ton. This statement gave confirmation
to the general idea and belief that he
endorsed the meeting. What then was
our surprise to read, in the remarks of
the Alexandria Democrat, relative to the
late Congressional election at Alexan-
dria, the following a~llusion to Mr.. Gray's
contemptuous %snubbing Of that patriotic
assemblage:
Just before the adjournment, resolu-
tons were offered which, in effect, repu-
dated the Odd Fellows Hall faction,
declared against their doctrine and en-
phatically %reprovcd disorganizers. The
resolutions were opposed by Mr.. Gray,
OF the ground that the attempt made at
Odd Fellows Hall to distract and divide
the Democracy was too contemplate
to deserve any notice, and that, by the
passage, Of the resolution, the Conyen-
ton would galvanize into temporary no
toriety movement which was remem-
bercd only to be despised. Such was
the substance Of his earnest remarks,
the exact wording Of which we do not
recollect. He did not hesitate to indorse
the Administration as in the main sound,
able and patriotic, but could not assent
to the Presidents recommendation of
in place of ad valorem duties.
After his remarks were concluded, a
resolution indorslng the platform Of the
Democratic State Convention was sub
stituted for them by the mover, which
was adopted unanimouly.
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SEcoNp DISTRICT OF Public Won

SEcoND DIsTRIcr OF Pubic WoRKs.-
The Convention which met On the 18th
inst, in DonaldsonYille, to nominate a
Democratic candidatetfor the Board Of
Public Works for the Second District,
nominated after several ballottings, Cap
tain Braxton Bragg, Of Lafourche. Our
nominee is that hero of Buena Vista,
whose dexterous and effective use of, i
little more grape" gave our national
history II of its brightest victories,
besides making a President of General
Taylor.-[Advocate.
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ma The Acadiann is the title of a
spicy and thorough-going Democratic
newspaper Just established in the town
Of New River, parish of Ascension, by
Philip Winfree, Esq. We cordially wish
the enterprising editor the success which
he and his cause SO justly deserve
advocate.
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u 0 { ! C G

Is HEREBY GIVEN. that a meeting of the
L creditors of James L. Bisland. insoIvent, will
be held on WEDNESDAY the 2oth of JULY.
1859, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, before John Moebius,
Recorder. in his Office. for the purpose Of deliber-
ating upon the choice Of a syndic Of said Insol-
yency. Il. DIpIER, Dep'y Clerk.
Pointe COnpee. June Is. 1859.
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sgr H. G. Miller has been appointed
District Attorney of the Eastern District
Of Louisiana, vice Thomas !, Semmes,
resigned.
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FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICr.-The
Democrats Of the Fourth Congressional
District had a pretty animated contest
III their late convention at Alexandria,
in the election Of a candidate for Con-
gress to succeed Mr.. S~andidge.
The contestants were H. NJ. Polk, of
M~orehouse; z. A. Morse, of Natchito-
ches, and John NJ. Landrum of Caddo,
all gentlemen Of mark and approved
democracy.
At the start, Polk had the lead, poll
ing 81 votes; Morse came next, with
20 votes; Landrum follwed, with Is,
ana Mr.. MIllard, of St. Landry, who was
WithdraWn on the second ballot, rot Ia
with considerable changes, the balloting
continued for forty-two times. when
Morse's vote suddenly went over to Ian.
drum, and gave him 46 to Po]k,s a6
W~hereupon Landrnm was unanimously
ratified as the choice of the Convention.
highest vote in the preceding ballot
Tor Polk was IA, and for Morse at
thus we have another Illustration If tho
advantage Of starting with a small vote
IN q contest where there are three as
pirants.
The nominee John NJ. Landrum, is a
gentleman who will wortIily represent
tae District. He is a lawyer Of great
ability and dignity, a gentleman of win
nlns adoress, and most unimpeachable
character, AID Southern Democrat of
tested tldeilt,y aha ea1lantfv DeFn.
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B- The Hon. J. NJ Richardson has
been nominated for the State Senate in
district composed Of Morehouse and
Ouachita.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-07-16

Tho Editor Of the " Echo" in search OF
, candidate to beat Mr.. Phillips, the
Democratic nomince.-LdjtorjaI ur1tteR
".john."
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-07-16

TIVE co-partlership heretofore existing under
l. the name and style of +. Munzesheimer L
Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Messrs. Day & Landry assume all the debts for
and against said partnership. Persons having
claims for Or against said firm, have their settle
ment to make with Day & Landry.
The business will be carried Oh by Mcssrs
Day &Landry. They will attend to shipping.
storing and forwarding freight as usual. They
have also on hand a large assortment OF goods Of
all descriptions. They solicit the patronage Of
the public.
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Po1NTE COUPEE. July 11th. 1859,

To the Editor Of the Pie. Coupee Democrat:
sIR-l saw my name to a paper pub
lished last week in the Echo of this par
ish, purporting to be a call by certain
members of the Central Committee fol
a mass-meeting to repudiate or ratify
the candidacy of Mr.. Edward Phillips
for the Senate. | admit that / did sign
the document alluded to; but did so in
error, believing that it was a movement
in favor of Mr.. Phillips. AS o 0 as |
ascertained the real object Of the call to
be inimical to Mr.. Phillips, | Immediately
repudiated it, and now pray the public
to considerit as notsigned or sanctioned
by me. OyIDE BARA.
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MISSISSIPPI STATE CONFERENCE.-The
Democratic State Convention Of Missis-
slpp met at Jackson, on the 9Th of July,
for the nomination of State officers.
John I. Pettus, Of Kemper county,
vas nominated for Governor on the 7th
ballot. 3. +. Webb, Of P~ontotoc coun-
ty, was nominated for Secretary Of
State; 3. B. Burt, Of Noxubee county,
was nominated for Auditor; and ". D.
Haynes, Of Holmes county, for Treasu-
rer.
The Convention was harmonious and
enthusiastic, and was the most ntlner-
ously attended Of any Convention ever
held in that State.
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NOTICE

The following named persons were
designated to participate in the distri-
butioaapf the Poydras Funds:
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$28,150

JONI MGB1Us,
?. B]ouasonArD.
Pointe Coupee, June I, 1859.
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SEIZED Of tie pro5oM expenses
Of tie parish Of Pol"h Coupe Jor Tie
Wn1 1889.
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Democratic Judicial Convention.

In accordance with a previous ar
.rangelnent made by the delegates from
the parishes Of Pointe Coupee and Con.
cordia, the Convention to nominate a Dem
%ocratic candidate for the office of Dis
trlct Attorney for the Ninth Judicial
District, vas held at the Court House Of
Nidalia, on the 9th day Of July, 1859.
The parish Of Concordia was repre-
scented by E.B. Whitaker, and Pointe
Conpee BY Gen. G. N. Rowley, z. Eche-
lard, and {. B, Dayries.
The meeting being organized by the
appointment Of E. B. Whitaker as Pre-
sfdent, proceeded to nominate a candi-
date for that office, when E. L. Jewell
was unanimously nominated, having re-
ceived the votes Of Concordia and Pointe
Goupee.
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DEMocR4Y NOMINATIONS.
7. Z. ROY, Editor,

FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
bLINY d. HARD <,
OF ST. Landry.
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Let this be published for thirty days,
and if 40 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, l85S--bc equally div
DEF between the above named persons.
"A. BOUANCHAUD.
Clerk Of the Police Jury.
Pointe Coupee, JuEe Is, 1859.
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FOR CaNGaEss-3D DISTRICT.
THOS. GREEN DAEIDSON \,
OF Livingston.
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FOR DISTRICT ATToRNEY-9rH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
EDWIN Il. JEWELL.
OF Pointe Coupee.
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Fos STATE SENATOR 10TH DISTRICT.
ED WARD PHILLIP 5,
OF Peinte Coupee.
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FOR AUDITOR or UBIIC ACC0ESTs:
T.. w. ROBERTSON,
OF lberyilIe.
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fog SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC EDUCATION:
II. A. AVERY,
Of L. Baton Rouge.
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nd Conditions.
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

SEVEIiIN PORCIIE. Sheriff
Pointe Coupee, July lG, 1859.