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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28
A VENDRE QUA LOUER.

TIN TERRAIN de la contenance de 81 arpens
~ de superfcie faisant face au fleuve Missis-
sspi, situe dams Pendroit appele lie "village,"
pres du chemin du Nouveau-Texas. avec une
grande maison de residence a deux etages, tou-
la derniere residence de feu John Tircuit.
Va S'adresser a EUGENE OUBRE.
Pointe. Coupe. Is feyrier 1860.
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duement notifee refuserait d'envoyer ses
~esclaves, sera passible dune amende de
S. par chaque travailleur qu'elle aura etc
notiiiee de fournir.
LInspecteur devra WELLER a ce que
pavocat de Paroisse pourSlive les delin
quants ct fasse rapport du fait au Jury
de Police.
Art Is.
Tout habitant qui aurait envoye I'm on
plusieurs %eeclaves pour alder a la terme-
ture dune crevasse sur la terre dune
autre p%ersonne, aura droit arecouvrerl la
valeur de l'esclave GU des %esclaves qui
sc seraicnt noyes OH auraient autrement
perdu la vie par suite de ce meme
Outrage.
Dams ce cas- P%Inspecteur aide de trois
habitants fera n estimation formera la
base de la reclamation faite au jury de
Police pour lie prix de on des esclaves
perdus, qui seront pages par la Paroisse.
Dams lie CAS- GU quelque esclave serait
blesse GU estropie, lie proprietaire aura
droit a une INDEFINITE, etablie ainsi que
ci-dessus.
ArL ~.
II sera du devoir des Inspectors de
WELLER a ce que les reglements concer-
nant les leyees, points: ct chemins soient
strictement executes, toute personne
refusant GU n6gligeant d'executer chacun
DIES travaux ordinaires qui lui seraient
commanders par p~Inspecteur dams les
delais fixes, sera passible dune amende
qui ne peut exceder $25 excepte dams
les cas- indiques precedemment ct spe-
cialement determines.
ART. 20.
En- cas- de danger imminent de ruptu-
re dune levee, PInspecteur pourra Isl
dams son opinion la securite ~publique lie
demande) Sc dispenser de toute notice
aux proprietaires riverains, ct est par
les presentes pleinement %autorise, avec
PAWS ct lie consentement de dix habi
tants, d'employer I'm nombre sufdsant
de travailleurs, ~esclayes GU a~utres, de
fournir les materiaux necessaires, ct de
faire executor les travaux necessaires,
pour detourner lie danger.
Toute depense ainsi cou ct ap-
prouvee par ~PInspecteur ct les susdits
habitants seront performances par lie pre-
sident du Jury de Police ct payees par
lie Tresorier de Paroisse.
LIE Jury de Police Sc reserve lie droit
de poursuivre en- r~econvention lie pro-
prietaire pour lie montant de toute SOM
mes ainsi deboursee; en- vertu de Get
article.
~ Art. 81. '
Les Inspectors devront faire imme-
diaiement e~nlever les arbres etc.,
animaux morris GU quelque antre obstruc'
ton que ce soft qui pourrait encombrer
lie chemin, ct tout habitant don't lie che
min serait ainsi obstrue ct qui neglige-
raft GU refuserait d'obeir a la notice qui
'ui serait servie a &c sujet, sera passible
dune amende de $25.
~+ Art. %.
II nest permis aqui que &C soft de
parcourir a cheval les levees de cette
Paroisse.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28
wRGERON

gFORGERON MECANICIEN.
Connu depuis longtemps dams la Paroisse IL
compile sur la bienveillance du public. ct espere
que son activite ct son adresse justifieront la con-
fance DIES personnes qui voudront bien Iencou-
RACER.
II entreprend egalement lie CH4RRONNAGE
Son atelier Sc trouve a l'ancienne residence
de MI. N. GARoS, pres lie Poh du PoulaiHe1
(Fausse Riviere.)
Les personnes quf a~uraient des chevaux a fer
rer peuyent les lui envoyer en- toute confance.
II mai-ln.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28
INsPECTEURs DIES CHEMINs EFT LEvEEs

A la seance du premier lundi de mars
de chaque aimee, lie Jury de Police nom
mera cinq Inspectors des chemins, le-
wees ct points, qui auront Ia surinten-
dance des travaux publics de cette pa
roisse, s%uivant les specifications qui sui
vent; ct a Get effct la Paroisse sera d.
visee en- cling districts de chemins, lie.
wees ct points, savoir:
LIE premier District sc composera des
Ter. 2eme ct 3eme. districts du Jury de.
Police,
LIE deuxieme District Sc composerades
4eme. 5eme. 6eme. ct 7eme. districts
comprenant la Grande Levee de la Bale
ct les digues.
LIE troisieme District Sc composera des
Seine. 9eme. ct l0eme. districts a%ctuels.
LIE quatrieme District Sc composera
des 1leme. l2eme. ct 13eme. districts
a~ctuels.
LIE cinquieme District Sc composera
du 14eme. district.
LIE travaux publics qui %suivent seront
consideres CONNIE appartenant aux .di-
vers districtsaoh lis Sc trouvent situes,
SAVIOR:
La levee McPhaul ct son chemin au
Ter. district.
La levee du Raccourci ct son chemin,
la Grande Levee ct son chemin lie che
min du Fordoche, les digues ct les che
min de Waterloo, la levee de la Grande
Bale ct son chemin au GENE district.
LIE Chemin Neuf, lie chemin du Pou-
Taller ct son pont, au Seine district.
Les deuxs chemins de Pile, lie chemin
do la Batture, lie pont de la Decharge, au
Acme. district.
Les chemins ct points du Bayou Gros-
Sc Tete, au SEINE. district.
Les Inspectors des Ter. ct 2eme. dis
tricts recevront chacun I'm salaire de
$l0O0.-Ceux du 3eme. ct du 4eme. re-
cevront chacun $%l00.-Celui du 5ene.
recevra $50.
Les Inspectors devront etre choisis
parmi les residents du district pour le-
quel lis sont NOMINEES.
Leurs devoirs sont de surveiller les
PREPARATIONS necessaires 4 toute lev6e,
cheminss foss6s ct points soft particulars
soft pnblies ct de les faire tenir en- bon
ordre,
Les Inspectors feropt rapport au Pre-
sident du Jury de Police de toutes repa-
rations a executer aux travaux de Parois-
sc, ainsi quill est specific dams les regle-
ments, ct les dts travaux apres delais
legaux seront vendus au rabais par Pa
vocat de Paroisse qui dressera Process
verbal de Ia dite vente, ct devra exiger
des acquereurs inc obligation pour sa-
rete de ~l'execution du contrat, ct les dts
travaux seront executes sous la sur.
VIGILANCE des Inspectors, ainsi quill est
pourvu dams les Regiments co~ncernant
les chemins, levees ct points.
Toutes fois quill sera ~necessaire d'6ta-
blir une nouvelle levee p%Inspecteur du
district devra tracer la dite levee ct en-
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28
GUILLAUME KNAPS,
des Habita nts.)

(CNJe 0eS H0OIt0 HtS.)
A L'HONNEUR de prevenir ses amis
"A ct lie public que, de retour de la Nouvelle
Orleans. depuis peu de jours, il a cntierement
reuouvele sa barre. ct s'est procure les BLOSSOMS
les plus agreables &c les plus rafraichissantes
dams cette saison de l'annee.
Aussi un assortment de cigares de premier
choix ct que ses arrangements avec une des bon
mes maisons de la vile lui permettent de livrer
en- toute confiance aux amateurs.
TABLE D'HOTEET PENSION BoURGEOIsE. Mcssieurs
les voyageurs sont egalement prizes de Sc sonve-
mir quill tent a leur disposition, de BONES ecu
ries OH seront reeuse ct nourris leurs chevaux.
mai lin.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28
A us

r Es creanciers de la succession dc a.. .ssenter
i bien a aun spoussigne son ayoeat. Les P% pan,emsts
oui doivent a la dite succession son1 s T. sorssi
REFUSES de %s'acquiter entire les mains a' ~
gne. III HALsEI
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28
E P A v E s,

LIST parti de chez lie soussigne lie rs mai der
IInier, I'm MULET' du TEXAS, age d'environ 7
ans marquee sur repaule gauche N. P. sans autre
marque.
La perssonne qui I'aurait VA en- est prize de lie
faire savoir a FRANCOIS PROsPERE.
ce 9 JUN 1850. Bayou Grosse5Tete.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28
IN

OSSIER.
phonneur d'offrir III public ses Sci.
II vices pour tout ce qui concerne 10
%reparation, la garniture ct pornemen1a'
ton de toute espece de voitures dams IL
govt lie plus nonveau. -.
II Sc charge de la CONNECTION de se''e'
ct de harnais en- tous genres.
s6y II offre en- vente, a des prlx nv
deres, un assortment complet de vo'1u'
res de tputes sortes, .~fraichement resai'
MES ct guarantees sous tous les rappol.s.
II espere que ses efforts contlnnefon'
a lui meriter la confance du pubic.
Son ate1ier Sc trouve situe en- face -
magasin de NJ. MANUEL LeB, Chen'n
Neuf.
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A

AVENDRE
IN ofre a vendre a un prix tres-modere,
~ 3chaudiercs. deux de &C pouces ct une de
60 pouces. S'adresser a NJ. J. B. Lejeune
Fausse Riviere ] Avril 1860
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28
ENCANTETR

MIR ORPHIS SlCARD ayant reeu ID COM ~
IHl mission d'ENcANTEuR PUBLIC cans .spude
la Paroisse de la Pointe coupee, Sc recomn"
au public. uonte xpG.
Les afaires qui lui seront conflees serohs
diees avec soin ct diligence. . o,r;1
s'adresseIW Bterloo. P. O"Zo a'hA
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28

Carries DES PAROISSES,
Pointe Coupee, West Baton Rouge, her
vile partie de S Martin ct d'Ascension.
r E soussigne a l'honneur d'informer lie public
quill est l'agent pour les Cartes de Powell
ct Bradford. representant les susdites paroisses-
Ces CARRIES ont etc executes d'apres les ar.
pentages o%ficiels des Etats Unie.
lie pri1 est de $40
personnes aui lui en- feront la demande.
ZENON D~EMORUELLE fills
Waterloo % JUN 1860.
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G. B. 4 E.

hDlOlSAAA$ In " NA1AlSo4I1AtSDo
De MaUsolees ct Monuments FNnebres,
Iombes ct Accessoires.
Statues ct statuettes pour cimetieres, jardins, CT
Cette maison, avantageusement conaue, depuis
de tongues annees. a des succursales a Baton
Rouge ct h Bayou Sara [L.l
Establishment principal est situe au coin
de Pavenue Ridge ct Glrard, a Philadelphe[Pen
sylvaniel. II dec.
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Table D'HOTE.

II Went egalement d'installer une HOTEL OH il
peut ~recevoir commodement NM. les voyageurs
CKETAUX EFT V0ITURES ALOUER.
Establishment de NJ. Nor. a proximite de
la maison decour, offre toutes les facilities desira-
bles aux personnes que leurs affaires appellent
au chemin-n euf. de JUN 1850.
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C.. G.. HALE.

E
EFT
ARPENTEUR DE PAROISSE.
CE charge de la location de breyets de terres
DIES Etats-Unis dams TEtat du Missouri Of 10
Territoire d'Iowa.
II Sc charge aussi de la vente ct de l'achat de-
terres en- commission.
~ M. HALE a lie plaisir d'annoncer 4 ss
amls ct au public, que, ayant etc duement nomme
ct commissioner Arpenteur de Paroisse pour Ia
paroisse de la Pointe Coupee, par Son Excellence
Robert e. Wickliffe, Gouverneur de lEtat de Ia
Louisiana, Il of1re ses services a ses concitoyens
en- cette capacite.
Son domicile est sur lie bord du feuye a ouatre
miles du Chemin Neuf. 10 av
Pointe Coupee, 8 ayril-tds.
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CAFE DE La MASON OCCUR.
(Nec Plus Uztra.)

N1'RCA tHS Ot17H.J
Mr.. Veronique Major a lhonneur de rappeler
lVlau public que sa barre est %toujours approvi-
sionnee DIES ~liqueurs les plus choisies ct les plus
convenables a cette saison. II tient CONSIGNMENT
de la GLACE,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28

THOMAS CHAPOTON.
D ECEMMENT etabli a la Fausse Riviere offre
II SEES services d Messieurs les Habitants, en-
nualite de f.
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S.. PARR.
NEGOCIANT en- COMESTzBLEs
J9IN 5AW4 S,
AVOCAT f. CONSELLLER.
s. I Bureau est au No. IL, Exchange
Place, 4 la Nlle-Orleans.

D. STOCKING, d.. STOCKING,
Pointe Coupee, LIE. Bayou Sara. LIE.
CHIRURGIENS- DENTISTES. :,
LES Docteurs D. l.. ct d. STOCKING sont
prets a Sc rendre q E'appel de tous ceux qui ont
besoin de leurs services PROFESSIONALS, dams MIN
porte quelle partie du pays.
LIE DR.. D.. Stocking peut %toujours etre w a
la demeure de NJ. P. NJ. Moore, a Ia Pointe Cou'
pee. 7fev-ly, =.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-07-03
grncr8 Y.
'amGem, March l3. If II


Patent Medicines
PA1ENr MEDICINES !
rown's Ess Ginger. SIN DIS sarsnpa,illa.
rinlnli's iXl. BrclIu. nwnsrnds de-.
ennis SarsnpnIiIh. nlrs d'.
ustIug's >yrnp NaS,ha. elIzer Aperie,t,
nsam Wild Cherry. aIrnrvs Magueza.
yer's Cherry pectora. ll"oiland's German u
Iy,irs Medicines. tc:s,
ycr's Cntlmrlic Pills llosieiiers dn.
luto:ds Liver Invigo,a Winsl"w w'sSo"thi'@ Syr''
Tor W,mds lIrir Re-to'er,
.ussnan's Specific Nix Iacrb's Cordial,
ture BiSS DSSpeplc ten
Iuchy Specific. d..
And many Oile-s for s::,e BY ]. j. MckAlN.
Ayor'sSarsapa1illa
\ compound rcm.,ly, in whi:h W. hav, Ia
bnrcl to produce tha most e:f-cs"l! alttrat!rt
tia. raa b. mad. Is4sn concentrated cxtra:t
Of Par SarsapArila, % com5:n.d with u:h:r
su,' .tan:c, o: sill ::rcds:r Alternative power a.
tn ,,r,-l a., rIr ,c.i,. :htiln.. for tn, d. rs,
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DE- l. L lis IN

Bacon, Lard, Feathers,
Tennessee Produce Generally.
CASH ORDERS 1NvIrED-and will he promptly At
tended 10. STOGNER & FlErCHER.
March 2T.-2mo Near Depot.
J. I. HEALEY'S
IRON RAILING MANDATORY,
81 sVDBURT.sT., E0sT0N MASS.
rINHIS establishment is the most mplete and e1ea-
/ .sips in the United STATES; being 1T nil times
well Atu kri with every de c.iplmn "t Iron Railing
for Cemeteries Gard, ns Building. &c.
Orders fruu any pat OF Tie United States promptly
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ClIOICr. LIQUORS,

FRENCH BR.INDI. UOLLhNW
scorer wIIIsHEY, &c.
BOTTLED LIQUORS
BRANDY, MADEIRA, PORT and SHERRY
WINES.
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STATlOAS. ,.,,,,>. r,,.,xr
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Frrh additions will Instantly lie ms.e, which
will enable him /" nil-r Complete en- OF the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06

organised by the election OF national con'er'a'
tive Speaker; whilst they. like the editor u the
Republican (wbo has declared III wJuld prefer
the election Of Sherman to such man a. Gilmer !!
We beg Mr.. Dodges pardon fur introducing him
in 81 n connections whilst we say God save the
Union and the country, il wiser and better coun-
sells cannot prevail than such rs emanate from
those between whom We bave drawn parallel.
In conclusion, we must express our regret that
we were unwi,tingly the cause # invoking such
n TRADE upon the head of Mr.. Dodge: who is
stranger amongst US. and must therefore feel the
more kcenly this iniraction IF the sacred rites OF
hospitality. We hope that he will survive it, rs
VIC expect to do many more onslanshts from The
same quarter. that will be as uni ceded by us as
the idle wind.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06

IN the human family similar oceasions except
thai "a suspect the fluctuations were more heart
felt and genuine on the nrt Of the brutes than on
that III their more favored prototypes.
All the balloons wished 10 caress the youn: one
but 40 sooner did one Of them pub forward his
hand, than a good slap from the mother warmed
him of his indiscrction. Those who were placed
behind her, stretched their hand out silly. slid 1t
under her arm, and succeeded sometimes I" their
treat low in touching the Little one without the
mother perceiying it, particularly when .he wa-
engaged in conversation. But IA smart correction
s,.,n taught them that their ,ndiscretion was OIL
served and they quickly retreated Il was evil
dent that The monkey mother. thoroughly acq'n'in-
tod will the requirements of her position, knew
perfectly well how todiside her attention between
her guests and her infant clarge.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06

LATER IRON WA.nlN6Tos.- Washington, jan.
4th.-Promnrnt mcnibcrs Of Congress profess to
believe tho question If u Speakers election t" lie
more difficult Of solution than ever. The Eepnb
leans declare they i'll either win or lose On Ser
man; some Of lhen. however admit that his
election is impossible, unless under the plurality
rule Of The adoption OF which there is M present
prospect. In the meantime. the mail contractors
aud other creditors Of tie government. are clamo
rous in their demands bur few only Of the furmcr
have thrown up thcr contracts. although daily
renewing their threats to ID 81, III consequcn of
their pressing necessities.
Mr. Hooper, the delegate from Utah. now here,
will on the organization u. tho House present an
application for the admission Of Utah into the
Union as State, nee mparirl with II constitution
several years old. lie ciains population ui one
hundred thousand fi Utah, aud says that Ter
rltorial firm al Government would lie almost us
acceptable TO the MDrnans ~ II State organiLGt on.
provided they would he allowed to select ,hcrown
officers and they probably would be willing to pay
the expenses of the GbverTnent besides.
Prominent members # both parties, however,
are convinced of the necessity OF rrmnva! of the
Mormon~ beyond the limits II the Union, aud it
~ not unlikely that the SUBJECT will be brought
Lelurc Congress ths sc>s to the d,trimrnt Of
llooper's application.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06
Covington and Ohio II. r.

\ correspondent Of the Wheeling Times, writ,
ing from Richmond, says;
The Coringtnn and Ohio Road received attention
to-day i'll the House. lis friends have modified
their demand from ten To four millions, and will
now make their struggle Tor that amount
modified their dcmani,' That is good. We
would like to know villa, right the CovinStun and
Ohio rond has to demand" even one dollar from
the State of Nirglnia-to say nothing Of ton mil
lions. What right have they--a non-,axp paying
portion OF the Statc-to demand" that the State
nlonc shall build them road to cost twenty mil
lions of dollars, VIII tho Ms.payay portions Of
the State had t., build their railroads with their
own money? We would like to know, indeed
But they have graciously conde .ccnded to fall
from their demand" of ten millions to IL de
mand' of only four! Wonderful complaisance
and generosity. They remind US of the man who
having horse for sale, asked two hun
dred aud fifty dollars for him, but Immediately &C.
copied an offer of seventy Understanding that he
was not the man to Il let hundred and seventy
five dollars split him ina horse trade. These
lCovington and Ohio pcople are not the men to let
ELK millions of dollars break off their proposed
trade with the Legislature of Virginia Not Il,
all Wonder If they could not be induced t
''modify' their demand" n little more3 Beior,
pushing their demands, it might be well enough
perhaps, for these gentlemen to let US know ii
advance how much they expect to demasd of til,
State to complete their road finally. If we are t,
appropriate four millions of dollars ut every ses
sion of the Legislature, for an indefinite numbe
of years, it may be well for US to begin to coun
the cost at once, SO that may prepare for gpin
into bankruptcy gracefully.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06
FUcUkE DAYS.
by Z. X. PHELPS. AucTlo>,,p
122 MAIN STREET.
By GODDIN " APPERSON, Arc1,o>r,n.
RITHKo rIRGISjt
THE VALUABLE ST. CHARLES BnTr,


IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT ,rc,,.,
A Inc request "i the owners, Conc Ct whom L., -,
"A from 'rg'na "" shall Offer ,uc ut puLIr .
On the premises, On MONDAY, The 18th day of i IL
-. %, 1coch NJ, Mat valuable property, known as H.
'nakl.te HOTEL ut The CORNER 81 Main and
fronting on The North side OF Wall stree, "a fee, ru"ui
on ne lust line Of Wall street, Is feet TO an ur,
,hss are oi the most substantial r. ur stories hy @
bs't'hts Tor coal and wood. on the ground a.r In,rc IN
nv ia uc STORES rnting ON Mnin Street and .x s,,r
u" " al, street ai' occupied by permanent tenants,
ne lio''' has over 1nn light and airy Sleeping room. i'll
"'Pnces "Dl "iirr c''A ciicnets The huudsour ,n,l,
rec, ti,n md ,:cadr onl- and large s,nri,,. linn
h' win Ladies' or'lnar>; also, Bar roni billiard ,a1n ana
of'. Ia AhchtnS haNe all Necessary ovens r;lprA uI AN
hof' improvements complete, ali l,oern ,u,r,, me,
'nhetc'"hd zach st"! IA the blting furnish " M ,
Hotel. " ''> ""'' v" d" i"'-e
i'h cash; balance 1t l. 3 anl ,cars. i, ie.
trust decd " " '' '' =: =
he foregoing real estate is admirably located being in In,
heart OF the city ,equisant l~t~ Central and
eios and convenient L" al The places business in the en-,
t present ANNUAL reut If The property 81 100 The lea
~ The Hotel expires tcober H. I>p
Jan O-,lpt L. GoDDIS 4 APpFRSON Auc,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-06

Az INFANT BABooy The following curious nc
count of baboon family is translated from re-
cent French work, by NJ. Bpitarl. for "Goodrich's
lllu st1atei Natural History"
There have been and still are in the Menngcric
of the Garden rnnts, Paris, n number of bnboons,
md ionr years a-o. n female who had a Young one
furnished one oi the most amusing and singular
spectacle ever witnessed She was plnced with
il in II cage, near the one she formerly occunied.
with several other animals of the same species
The iniant haboon was hidcoasly ugly, but she Ia
Wished upon 1t the most tender caresses When
it was eight days old the door uf communication
was opened. and her male entered. The mother.
seated in the middle Of the cage, held the Young
heir III her arms, precisely as u nurse would do
under similar circumstances The happy father
approached and embraced his mate with French
sailanlry upon each side OF the face; he then kiss
cd the little one, and sat down opposite to tho
mother, 50 that their knees touched eu,h other
lhey then beth began u nlayc their lips with ra-
pdiy taking the young one from each others
arms, as If they were having a most animated CON
Nersatlun concerning it.
The dn"r was again opened, and the balloons
trends entered one after another each embracing
the mother, who, however. would not allow them
to touch the young one They seated themselves
IN circle and moved their hps MS if felici,atng
the happy couple on the arrival Of the son and
heir ami perhaps finding in it marvellous resem.
bialc, I" either the father or mother. This scene
was very much like that which often takes place
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