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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-08

F~RANCE-IsTHME DE suEz-La sous
cription a CT un immense success dams
toutcs les classes de la population. Les
porte-faiY de MarscilIe ct les ouyriers
du port dc Toulomo ont souscrit en- masse.
lie president dc Ia Chambrc du CONNER
&c de Paris, NJ. German Tlibaud, dtpute
au Corps htgsislatif, a porte au siege de
Ia socittt une subscription an nom de Ia
Chambre du commerce, independammcnt
dcs subscriptions %particulieres dc ses
membres.
C'est lie so noyembre dernier que les
listes dc subscription ont etc closes
dams toute retcndue de la France. Les
subscriptions s'clevent 4 plus de goo, 900
actions d 500 chaque; ce qui fait plus
dc $2o,o0o,o 900! La part attribute a la
France, dams Ia Ire repartition, n'etait
que de IS, oo0, 900.
La France, en- cntrant ayec I'm elan
cxceptionnel dams cctte belle ct noble
enterprise, prourc fois de plus CON-
bicn sa raillante population s'attache
passionnement d tout &c qui a un carac-
tere dc grandeur ct de progress utilo a
Mumanite.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-08

Iemmcs arocats-La fonction d'ayocat
6tait, chez les ROMANS, de meme que
chez les Grccs, TN office viriI. On Wit
dependant, Il Rome, 2 femmes gtnGrcu-
ses, Amasie ct Hortensic, plaider avcc
distinction !: mais unc troisiemc, nom
NEE Afranie, qui plaidait continuellc-
ment pour elle-meme, scandalisa tcllc-
ment les JUICES par 50 ~loquacite, son CT
fronteric ct scs emportements, quill lui
fut fait defense de plus parlcr en- public;
ct on 6tendit cette defense i toutos les
femmes en- general, &C qui fut ne;anmoins
modife par une loi du code Theodosien.
qui permit aux femmes dc parlcr en- JUS
tice, mails settlement pour elles-memes, ct
non pour autrui.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-08

La plus richc riWe dm moadc-Les deux
villes les plus riches du continent anne
%ricain, sont Ncw-York ct Boston. La
richcssc de New-York est Gvaluee il
$4,000, 900, ct ccllc dc Boston i
1915, 600 900. Comparativemcnt au chit:
fire. dc sa population, Boston est sans
contredit la vile la plus richie du monde
enter.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-08

2 Obi mon pauvre Fefre, voici les An
"glais, que vas-tu faire?" Lui, onblie
son nal, Sc lese vivement, ct prenan'
So lourde nache, sort dams "a cour
Quand lis entrerent: "Ah! brigands,
"vous venez pour me prendrc au lit!
"Eous ne me tcrez pas encore" II s'a-
dossa All muir pour metre pas %entoure,
ct, %jouant de la hache, les nit Il male
mort. Sur II, il en- tua 5, le reste Sc
sauya. &c grand Ferre r%ctourna il son
lit; mails il s'ttait tchauffe 4 donncr tant
de coups; il but encore de pcau froidc;
la fievrc redonbla, ct peud de jonrs apres,
ayant rccu les sacrpments, il %trtpassa.
lie grand Ferrc fut cntcrrc au cimetierc
de o village; tous scs compagnons,
tout lie pays lie plenrerent; car, lui vi
want, les Angfais n'auraicnt iamais ost
en- approcher.'
On sent, i labondance des details
dams lesquels entire lie cllroniqueur, Ia
sympatlnic du vieux moline pour ccs bra
yes paysans. An fond DIES monastercs,
on contait leurs Processes contre les
billiards DIES eglises; on les contait bien
plus encore aux veillecs, dams les villa
ges Ces rGcits Sc rGpandaicnt lente-
ment, mails allaicnt loin. lis relevaient
lie ceurd cs manants; ills lcur p%r6;chaicnt
un excmplc qui etait de jour en- jour
plus sulvl; ct pcu a pcu s'amassaient,
au fond du ceur du peuplc, cettc %l,ainc
&c Fetranger. Get amour .du pays don't
s'appelle Jeanne dare.
VINCENT.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-08
COLLEGE POYDRAS.
PAROISsE DE LA POINTEEOupEE

PAROISSE DE La POINTECOUPEE.
rs EAERCICES de cettc Institution COM
IL menctront lie premier lundi de ttvrier.
lie cours DIES etndes comprentffa toutes celles
4ui sont gGneralement enseisnces dams les neil
lcurs colleges da pays. ct une attention spectacle
serl doIlnee a tout ce 4ui, dalrs le cours des
etudcs. peut avoir me Importance particulierr
Reinforcement aux a~faires dc la vie: de sortr que
ccllx 4Ii alront pris leurs degrees dams cette insti-
tuition. posStderoilt. Il lenr entrGc dams le mouac,
dies commissioners pratiques. aussi Lien que scicn-
tiliques.
La Tongue experience du S,lrintendant aetuel
dams III %ca,rierc dc l'enseignrment, ct les %lcureux
resultats obtcni,s par lui. lui i~nspirent de la con.
tiance. ct lui donncnt lie tlroit dfassllrer ceux omi
voudront Iien lui confer leurs c%iiants. ul' ils scropt
part:'itclncnt s~atFiaits, ct sous IL rapport de retu-
de II dc Arrangement. ct sous celui tl comfortable
ct du nccessalrc' physiqucs DIES .ileycs.
Mil PrOtesseur ne scrt emplovt CONNIE aide sTl
nest reconnu cenmc Giant parfuitemcnt capable
de remplir son mandat. ~
f1es plus sraIdes facilities possilles seront rem.
MES dams ccttc institution. pour batteries proor.,
DIES ~tltves; outrc tous les: instruments ct appmareiils
lie chilnie. de philoseplie ct lie physique, ellie pos
sede tne llbliothequc cioiSic ct complete.
&c college offre dies facilities pour l'ttuIe de IA
largnc anglaise qii ne soIt slIrfnstcs lmr cellrs
d'aucunc autre institution tu pays. etant situee
dams une paroissc OH les denX lang,lcs sont parlaes
ayec ule t'Salc %tacilitt.
CONDITIONS.
tours d'instruction, avec pension, hlan.
cllssage, etc, par an........S250,00
Cours d~instructiol ct dcmi pen
sion, par an............... 100000
Cours prtparatoirc, par an. 5000
Cours dc Classiqucs. 1900
Honoraires dc matriculc, (pour
Intcrncs sculs) ............ 1890
\. w. JACKSON. President.
Pointc Cor,ptc, SO ianv-l an.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-08

81 cette comete argentine
ParaIt plus crosse a son rctour,
C'est qu'elle a voulu, j'imagine.
Sc METRE a Ia mode du jour,
En- paraissant EN- c%rinolinc.
Dtfnitivemcnt, les poetes ont plus
d'esprit que les astronomers.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-08

For all clubs of twenty and over, the year.
subscription is only l 10
Po>t-pay all letters and direct to
MtNS. & co.
ianI5y LIS Fulton Street. Nc" VOTE
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-08

execute, aux attaques de Ia vile, 1851
metres (3,753 pieds enfirou) courants
de pHits, galleries. OF ~rahIeaux; on q fait
jouer I16 fourncaux ct 20 %fougasses
pierriers qui ont consomme plus dc
1880 livres de poudre. Les galleries
de mines des Rnsscs constitutes dcvant
nos attaqucs DIN bastion du, Mat ct du
bastion Central, ne s'Glevcnt pas Il moihs
de $3.50 metres (plus dc 5000 picds).
&c travail colossal prouve sufisammcnt
l'tinormc a~ctivite dos Russcs ct la gran
deur dos moycns don't lis pouvaient dis
poser.
ale corps du genie tout enter a etc
Il la hautcur dc sa glorieusc mission. II
a essuyt des pcrtcs sans cxcmplc dams
fhistoire DIES sitges: 81 de ses officers
ont etc tues, Sc ont etc blcssGs, 6 sont
morris dc maladie. Parmi les tues, on
compile lie general Blot, lie lieutenant
colonel Guerin, I chefs de battalion, 1G
capitaines, 8 l%ieutenants ct 3 sous-lieu-
tenants; 2 compagnies Gtaicnt Il leur 4e
capitaine. Dams les travaux de sape ct
de mine, les sous-oficiers ct les soldatsI
Sc sont montrGs, CONNIE leurs officers.
infatigables ct intrGpidcs."
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-08
LES BoULETs DE sEBAsTOpOL.

lie journal dcs operations du genie
deyant s6bastopol, redige par lc general
Mel, c~ommandant en- chef du genie de
farlnee DC Crimde, Went d'etre public en-
France. Voici le resume dune ~statisti-
que empruntee i ce travail:
Pendant le siege de Sebastopol. aui
a dure 3S4 jours, rartillerie franchise a
lance $4,000 b%oulets, 100000 obus.
5000 bombes, 5000 grenades, fusees.
DC, DC, &c, en- tout 1,1O4, 900 eoups,
qni ont consomm6 plus de [, 0OO, 900 de
liyrcs de poudre. En- estimant i enyi.
ron 400, 900 le nombre de coups tires
par les Angglais, il en- resulte que les al
lies ont lance, Il S~ebastopol, environ
100000 ~projectiles de torte nature.
les Francois ont brile, pendant Ia duree
entiere de Ia gaerrc dOrient, plus de
q, 100000 de cartouches ~d'infanterie.
LES travaux du genie franeais,. au
moment de ~Passaut, pressentaient I'm de-
veioppemcnt de q miles de chcmine-
ncnts q attaques de Ia vile, ct de
pres de % miles u attaques du fan,
bourg En- a~jolltant il &c chifre les TO
de cheminements executes par les
Angiais dcvant lie Grand Redan. on a nm
developpement total de 60 miles on col
licues de chcminements executes le plus
souvent dams uh terrain de roc ct sous
le fen dune artilaerie formidable.
On n'avait pas encore, Gu avacxemplc
travaux aassi gigantesques. On a.
employee, pour rexecution des chc,nine-
nents f~ranssais, ss;eoo gabions, sa:,s
'omistcf ccux qui ont etc reppis clans les
tranclees, ct reportes IN
want; go, 00o fascincs, ct plus dun mill,
ion dc sacs dcstcrrc. Z,
LES travaux dc mines ont Gu dim
icnscs proportions. Les Erlneais ont
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-08
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III I > 80
lie soussisnd amnoncc al public que
lie II %scptcmbrc proclaim, il ouvrira 50
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Cooks Landing.-Il y aura bal tous les
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La CoMerE EFT La cR1NoLISE-Si les as.
tronomes mont pu expliqucr lie rappro.
element quill y a entire ces 2 pll6nome.
nes, ct pourquoi &c corps chevelu nous
est apparu, rannec dernierc, plus volumi-
ncux que dams les sieclcs tcoulGs, un
certain poete q eu la l%umincuse idee de
charger dc cette tic1c par les vers
suivants:
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-15
OUR CIRCUIT COURT.

We have acounty organization; we have
a Court House; we have Clerk, Sheriff,
all the officers necessary to the proper
and complete organization of the court,
except the Judge,
The Hon. w. +. W5oDwoRTlr, Of Md.
land City was elected last year to that
office, qualified and assumed the duties
pertaining to it. lie appointed and pub
lished the time of holding the court in
the several counties comprising this dis
trict, and we presume that he consulted
his own convenience when fixing such
time. He evidently made sad mistake
however, for he has never been able to
meet promptly single appointment made
for this county.
On Tuesday last our court should have
convened, according to Judge WooD-
woRTn's appointment. The calendar is
large and the business to be transacted
in the court is Of great importance. y
Jury has been drawn and is in waiting
Counsel and clients are here from abroad
on expense; but where is that all-impor.
tant officer, the Circuit Judge? "Echc
answers, where Rumor has it that he
is in some of the Eastern States on a
pleasure excursion. If he can make il
convenient to remain away, altogether,
we have no doubt that the electors of this
Judicial District will tender him a vote
Of thanks when they meet to elect hi.
successor.
Judge WooDwoRTu may be Of the opin
ion that he has the right thus to tria'
with the interests of our citizens and t.
cause this useless expense and delay w
are inclined, however, to question tn
soundness of his Judgment, and the uni
versol growl Of dissatisfaction at his az
parent wanton neglect Of duty, ought t
convince him Of his error.
If his Honor's private business or pei
sonal pleasure prevents the proper dis
charge of his official duties, he had bette
resign at once and let us elect Judge VIII
will faithfully and promptly discharge tn
duties pertaining to the office.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-15

ers are not to blame, of course, if few
bidders come on, or if the contracts are
slightly favorable to contractors, or if, as
Is currently reported, parts Of jobs taken
at an average of 5000 per mile, have
been sub-let at less than 500, The
"tug of war" came, when the contracts
were to be rejected or con6rmed-certain
parties smelling a long tailed mice, post
ed to Flint to seesthe Governor, and be-
hold the result. The contract with Mr..
Bullock, one of the influential, faithful,
was confirmed, though it is said by those
competant to judge, that his contract
was the best upon the whole line. Hall
and Carter, who are democrats, were de-
prived of the fhttest part Of their con.
tract, and w. S. Patrick, another demo.
crat, was showed entirely aside If the
Board Of Control are to lay out and
establish these roads, willy go to The ex'
expense OF employing Commissioners
If they, sitting in their Offices at Lansing
are better judges of a route for road
in Saginaw County, than their Commits
sioners, why not end the farce by dis
missing them, and like men, take the re-
sponsibility, instead of debating to the
Commissioners, and leaving them tc
shoulder the blame.
The whole thing is rotten, and il
probed to the bottom, would show a
state of matters that would astonish and
disgust the unintiated. We have a
few "rods in pickle" that if need be, can
be applied to the back of the "animal,
and we shall not hesitate to apply them
as occasion requires.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-15
"yyhat we think Of it,"

To call a road the "East Saginaw and
Saublo (by way of Bay City State Road"
that does not commence at or touch
either East Saginaw or Bay City, is in
our opinion a pcrversion Of language
Hon. john +. DRIGGs, our Representa-
tive from Saginaw County, pointed out
to the committee and other members Of
the House, before the passage of the Bill,
nearly the route first fixed by the Com
missioners, and one of the main argu-
ments used upon its passage, was the
fact that it would open up to settlement
and cultivation a large tract of land,
now wilderness, between the two places.
The nature of the ground along the
river or near it, is such as to prevent, in
our opinion, the building of good road,
except at an expense, (for the distance
between the two places last named far
exceeding the appropriation made for
the ,chok road-and in addition no settle
ments could be made on the line for
most of the distance-while on the con-
trary the route selected, that skirted the
Prairie, could be settled most Of the dis
lance. After the Commissioners, who
were acting under oath, and were sup
posed to have no direct interest in the
matter, had patiently and faithfully looked
over and surveyed the ground, established
a route and made a report to the State
Board of Control, in accordance with the
same, these immaculate Swans at the
instigation, we believe, of several promi-
nent republicans, whose interests would
be most advanced by the building of the
road upon the west side Of the river
vacated the road laid by the commission
ers, and ordered survey upon the oppo
site side of Saginaw river - finally that
route is confirmed, and the road ordered
to be built upon it. II is all wrong
The evident intention of the law making
the grant, was to drain and increase the
value, and open to settlement Swamp
Lands, belonging to the State, as well as
TO open a communication between Eas
Saginaw and Bay City. The road a.
established touches neither of tlest
places, and has not an acre of Swamp
Land along its linc--and in order to per
form journey between the two places
named, Ito an fro,) the Saginaw rive
must be crossed four times. This is ne
small item, as it would cost at the pres
cnt rates Of ferriage, one dollar-beside
tho inconvenience Of crossing a larg
stream, impossible at some seasons, am
dangerous at Others. But not content wit
adding insult to injury, the managers o
the "machsen" have capped the climax"it
the letting, confirmation and rejection o
contracts on the road. The Commission
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-15

haye blasted.--mc whom yoa have crossed
in fame and in love! Down, wretch,
dowH! I've vowed to have your blood,
and my time has come!
1t sickens me even now 10 recall that
desperate struggle. At the first word he
uttered, l had sprung back and seized a
beam above my head he strove to tear
me from it--he foamed at the mouth, the
veins rose like knots upon his forehead;
and still, though / felt my wrists strained
aud my fingers cruelty lacerated, still |
held on with the terrible energy of one
who struggles for dear life. 1t lasted q
long time--at least it seemed long TO me
and the scaiiolding rocked beneath our
feet. At length l saw his strength fail
inc; suddenly loosed my hold, aud threw
my whole weight upon him. lie stag
gcred--he shrieked-he felt
dropped upon my face in mute hor-
ror--an age of silence seemed to elapse,
and the cold dews stood upon my brow.
Presently | heard dull sound far below.
! crawled to the brink of the scaifolding,
and looked over--a shapcless mass was
lying on the marble pavement, and oil
around was red with blood.
/ think an hour must have elasped be-
fore / could summon courage 10 descend.
When at length | reached the level
ground, l turned my face from what was
so near my feet, and tottered to the door.
With trembling hands and misty eyes,
unlocked it, and rushed into the street.
Once outside, | fell to the ground. | re-
member no more, for / had tainted.
1t was many months before | recovered
from the brain fever brought on by that
terrible day; indeed, think ] never
should have lived through it, bat for the
tender cares of my bctrothed, who watch
cd me day and night, till the physicians
pronounced me ont of danger. My raw
ings, they told me, had been fearful; and
had any doubts existed in the minds OF
men as to which of us two had been the
the guilty one, those rawlings were alone
sufficient to establish my innocence. y
man in a delirious fever is pretty sure to
speak the truth. By the time / was able
to leave my chamber, Gertrude also had
grown pale and spiritless, and all unlike
her former self Rotterdam was insup'
portable TO me; and | found myself a
hero of romance, lion, a thing to be
stared after wherever | went, which only
served to shatter my nerves more than
ever, In short, change of air and scene
was recommended for us both SD VIC
thought we could not do better than mar
ry, and take our wedding tour for the
sake of our health. And assure you
reader, it did us both a great deal o
rood.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-15
OXYGENATED BITTERS

The annexed statement Of Prof. A. A. HAYS, NJ D.,
State Assayer, is ample testimony Of the scientific
manner in which this medicine is compounded,
and recommends it to professional men, ms worthy
fair trial in their practice:
An opinion being asked for, Of me, in consequence
Of the formula for preparing Oxygenatod Btters be-
ing known to me, / express the following, in form;
The composition Of these Btters includes those
medicinal substances which experienced physicians
have long resorted to for special action on the system,
when derangcd by Fevors, Dyspepsia, Ague and
General Debility, resulting from exposure or climate
influence.
These are rendered permanent, and remain active,
in this preparation, rs consequence Of scientific
manner in which they are combined.
1t was well founded inference, that the prepare
tion used in larger or smaller doses, would prove
valuable General Medicine which experience has
demonstrated.
In this medicine no metallic salts can be found, by
the most delicate chemical trial Respectfully,
A. HAYES, NJ d.,
Assaycr Of the State Of Massachusetts,.
Western Agent, JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio
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