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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-03

this had been welcomed with eggs and trickhats AVID
this YVES threatened with like reception. Tue polii-
cal missionaries, nothing dsuu,ed accompanied by g
smsl band Of Wide Awskes from Liberty 10 the Cd ne
county, marched 10 the CourtHouse While pinoing
up ny pictures, and spreading out my hooks fore
their arrival, observed come ug looking ouRtomsr'
pIg up stonsf dbrcks where tn'y w0uii bs handy,
while leading Democrats Of the 'oCn earnestly re-
mons'rated The demonstrates osrred, L presume
for The crowd entered the buJdipg nDm lie ted.
The threats bad rot s:rved 10 s)otb the speakers by
sny meaDs, Mr. Phi lips rubbed do IN tho Eyypians
in no very pleasant manner. The doc: k9oert y
ScbeDCk has been for many TOT DIS
eIs Of sarcasm which by phc abuse, when required
he can brg within the cOmprth sion OF the most oh
fuse; while Piats cary .uratioD AID communion with
the Demo -racy peculiarly fitted bin fnr thst use oil
erot'sque htmor 20 very aggravauog. Inc eh'ct vas
sirgDlsr. Instead Of Interruptions aud abuse, the
Democratic Joined in the lsUeh and before the meeting
closed, applauded like good fellows. l saw long,
thin angular specimen of Egyptian darkness looking at
my picisres ,;,,u,. os no,o,,, o., r
aked.
mo Stree" be replied, Z" Ill tske pictur' of Old
Ale, If yen sell it chesp."
Z" Why, are you a Lincoln man."
" We'll hm, now
"Wby how does that happen 2"
"Jes' so: / was 'pinted from Frog leland tother
night egg the speakers at that oher Black Repuo-
can neetn and dd it, got all the old eggs could
find and come on TIL stood near the door all ready
and es at the right tine fired away. Jeo as fired
that cursed Old Sheriff of ours lose up 10 put quss
iop a, the egg took bin slap the tide Of his head
lie euesed like mad and then they held meetin aud
read nc out Of the party. We'll they did lss as II II
was my fault that fool of Douglas Teller put his
pu-D1 bin head in he way of my egg
d" Tha' YVES MT fair
"Gusss not. So I'll vote for Old ABB ef they do
resolre the Ulion Who cares, ssy-and Bill Thomp-
son goes with me-"
odd they read him out tool"
"No, ,bey didn't by q long shot. lie rode out.
He was ridin' by grocery in Frog, one night; when
luz for fun he boeTed for Lincoln aud the feers run
cut aud ore sad Of he holleIed for Lincoln agin he
shoot; and Bill hollered-an' enough the chaps
gave him blizzard wi both barrels He was shot,
az biz boss shot 90 his boss three miles an tumb
led Bill into swsmp. The hoss was nieh upon ruined
al the Doctor picked forty shot ont of Bills back. An
now be goes for Old Abe
"Aud you were read out and lie was shot out
{" Jes So"
But my frat effort gets too long. Yours, &c, B.P.
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MR.. PAGES LECTURES AT THE ATHEsEUN CLUB
Mr.. William Page delivered on Friday eveniog an in
troductory to course of lectures art" before
the members Of the Atheneom at their elegant Clss
Houie in Fifth avenue. Mr.. Page propouudsd his
Classical and philosophical views Of the Fine Arts with
great eloqusDoe and with powerful illustrations which
made bis ideas ineligible TO the least artistic Of hs
audience. A large number of members Of the Ciab
have subscribed for the purpose Of inducing Mr. Page
10 deliver his course Of lectures 10 the Ciub House.
Persons not members arc invited to become sab
scrbers.
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY NOVEMBER 3, 1860

know ven. either personally or through wslsarnsd
r.o,,airn will uph.satinsly ndorss Jour honor ss q
espI.r 40, snd your r,egi'y as man OF suaoess:
We are very repeatedly yolr fends and o'eoe"' 'A'
II nFXTER & co, No. us Nssssp street
ROSS TOUsFY No. 11i Nassau street a., 49,.
UKIE DAYTON JONES corner Aon ana N'''u '
sANIIFL .TFS No 1U9 Nassau street, m ..-.,..,
HAMILTON JOHNSON, FhkREbbf NO. " ann '''e'''
IOUN a FEEKS & Co. No. Is Ann street
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
The Northern Light, from Aspnwsll on the 18th
ut, arrived at this port Friday morning, bridging
Al 2il $3.50 in specie The following is the treasure
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The Posr-OFFIcs SIrE.-An agent Of the Old Dutch
Church arrived in Washington on Thursday, with the
deed and necessary papers for the purpose OF getting
the two hundred thousand dollars which tbs Gvern-
mept agreed to give for the property as site for
Poet Office. The Postmaster General, on applying 70
Secretary Cobb for the money, was informed that On
examining the law Of Congress, passed some ys.n
sgo it required the assent Of the Legislature OF the
State before it could be paid. 1t be hoped that
this consent will not be given. The only sie for
Post Office that will meet all the Requirements, 10 the
City-Hall Park.
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SINGULAR PRESERVATION OF PROPERTY On
Thursday afternoon during the confusion atsndughs
departure Of the STEAMSHIP Benvlo strunk containing
5000 worth Of ewelry slipped from the shoulder Of the
porter and striking the wheel house was broken opsn
ano the contents scattr in the river. Officers Hardy
S. ton of tie steamboat usd at the rick of their
lives descended to the gu IA, Of the water and sue
ceeded in recovering neary all Of The property. TIE
jwely, being attached to cards, fostsd about antl
picked up.
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CENTRAL PARK-we are requested to call at,snssa
to the fact that the concert Of to-day viii probably b
tie last or tie last but one, OF the season.
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The Police Commissioners did not meet yesterday.
During the day Sergeant Gerst of the STEAMBOAT aud
Rsilroad police had seven Of his men before NJ.
Bowen. After partial hearing Of one charge aud Q
fe questions put by Mr.. Bowen, the cases were az
dismissed as too frivolous to be entertained.
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Advertisement

THE BOSTON PILOT LIBEL on Mr.. WILLIAMSON,
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
IN TIE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
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TRIAL OF LFE-PREsERvIEG RAFr.-Some time
since Capt. Wayne, of the U. s. Navy was appointed
By the Government to test the capabilities of life
preserving raft, invented by Samuel b Broad. Tbs
raft s simple in It's contraction aud is composed Il
vulcanized tta psrcha with three large pontOoas or
floats, which support wide deck. The ras 10
inflated by means Of tubes through which the air ID
introduced BY means of several bellows. The inhsaos
occupies from seven to eleven minutes. Capt Fsuncs
Of toe Harriet Lane together with the inventor and
several invited guests proceeded yesterday to Sandy
Hook on board of the Harriet Lane to test the cspac
ties of this raft At the Hookthe raft wss thrown late
the water mile from the beach, and several persons
upon it, ard the light gutta percha structure
bore them safely to the shore, without even wet
ting the coles Of their shoss and the experiment proved
to certain extent success although there can, and
probably will, be Improvements made upon il. Mr..
Bread intends to have another trial Of this raft within
month or so.
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To TIE Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune.

To TIE Editor 1 The W. T. IrtouHe.
SIR: have been Instructed by Patrick Donahoe,
esq Editor OF The Boston Pilot to cause the
cards to be published in the NewYok papers an act OF
iu,tee to Mr. williamson While Dir. Donshoe opposed 10
him politics he feels bis duty to undo as far as lies In bis
power the injury which the publication Of the atrocious libel
rr,d TO- may have done Mr Williamson. The Editor OF The
Plot has been grossly imposed by his NewYork Coespon
dem, snd am authorized say that he promptly discontinued
the services this anderer the facts were brought
to his knowledge. Respectfully,
JAMES s. ANDERSON.
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residence No. Io6 s,hst few doors of Broadway.
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Corner Of Broadway and l0h-st
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Honored with Special Visit by the Roy,l party.
Pho'ogsphs Of H. H. the Prince Of Wales and SUITE -
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Copies In every style Of the AT for sale.
Gallery open from q m tn pm
lAdvetssuent
H. X. II. The PRINCE of WALES and SuRra
Al GuRsErs GALLERY, No. 7o1 Broadway
de.ire exhibition.
public sxsmins this picture pronounced by
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Al4o view, All the members Of the Royal party.
suBsoFIPrIos Book NOW OPkS.
Gallery open NON sm I'll 3 p N
j. GuRyEr So9.
Photousphic Artists, No. 7O Broadway.
Advertisement
Gas, Gas, Gas FNTUREs.-Jast ont Of our Fac
tory, immense Of patterns Call at hsasfss
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fAdver.isement
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY at BARNUAS MUs
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night
Acknowledgement
To WIDE-AwAkE CLUBS.
Eyory wide-A~ase Club shoold have copies q
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1901
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STAMMHRING CURED, HOWEVER CAUSED, BY O
new method, By DR. A. IL GAsKDLkY. ArtculisL 0hcs 90
residence No l06 9thst few doors of Broadway.
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TIE POLICE TELEoRAPH.-This useful instrument
is to be turned to good account on election night for
the public benefit. Mr.. Superintendent Kennedy hss
arranged to send the wires the result of the POI
from each Election District in the City, to Hssdquar-
,ers, where the reporters Of the press will be in wait
ing to receive bem No person will be allowed 10 The
telegraph Office at headquarters except the operssors
and to prevent tue infringement of this rule all the
doors connected With tbs Office will be securely as-
tened. The rooms of the General aud Dspusy-Sapsr-
utendsrt, Immediately over the telegraph Office, viii
be placed at the service Of the reporters and as ioon
as the returns are received by telegraph they will b
cent up TO them. BY this means the general result IN
tee City will be known some time before midnight.
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Waterloo IA Av
ATTENTION..

AUX HABITANTS CGTONNIERS.
Fresse a Cotton: PRESSE A COTONH
r E Soussigne Went d'acheter la patente de la
II Presse a Cotton en- Fer, brevetee, a MN.
W. F. ct C. J. Provost, pour les paroisses Pointe-
Coupee, Est ct Ouest-F eli na.-Cette presse est
reconnue CONNIE etant de beaucoup superieure a
toutes celles en- usage jusqu'a ce jour, soft par
son habilete, sa force, SON elegance, sa duree, lie
peu de place qu'elle occupe, &c, &c, ct est la
meme a qui fut adjuge lie PRLK a la foire d'Etat.
dams lie Mississippi en- 1858. LIE nombre de ces ma
chimes vendues dams les Etats a cotton, est fabu-
leux, ce qui demontre ses avantages.-Le prix
est des plus moderes.-Sa force est celle du Wis ct
levier combine.
Ceux qui desirent voir ces machines, soit par
c~uriosite GU pour faire des achats, mont qua Sc
rendre a Bayou-Sara, OH le soussigne eXpliquera
avec plaisir .tous les details de cettc presse, quill
fera Vancouver devant lie public.
LIE soussigne etant charpentier ct gin scright de
profession, placera lui-meme, chez Thabitant
chaque presse qu'on voudra bien lui acheter.
Avec cette machine. 4ui est de tres-petit volu
me, on peut presser plus de 40 bales de cotor
par jour, quelles qu'elles soient. - En- sortant d.
cette presse, les bales de cotton Giant carrees e
reduites a leur plus petite grosseur, l'hahitant au
ra non-seulement moins de fret a payer, mails ell
arivant en- vile, les bales de cotton pourron
&tre directement expediees en- Europe, sans arol
besoin d'stre r~epressfes d Ia Nouvale-Orlfans.
Tantxl advantages ne manqueront pas q attlre
l'attent1on DIES planteurs de cotton.
II. TENNEY,
1sjuin a Bayou-Sara.
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amis pour les avertir charitablement du
danger qu'ils courent sill won't sur ses
traces.
Apres avoir econnu quill est a Pom:
bre pour avoir meme une existence TAP
top, lie ieune moraliste %ajoute: Peut etre
ne comprendrez-vous pas tres plen &C
que je veux vous dire par ces mots' 0e
vais done m'expliquer. Pour mener ulle
vie tip top, il faut primo n'avolr rlen a
faire, %cnsuite boire du whisky GU MIN
porte quot ct Sc griscr, puts frequenter
les amusements vulgaires, tells que les
theatres de menestrcls noirs, les clrques,
les sales de boxeurs, les maisons on
Pom fait battre les coos, etc. Quatrle'
ment il faut entretenir n maltresse on
deux ct enfin voler tous les OBJECTS sur
lesquels on peut METRE Ia main. on
&C que c'est que la vie tip top; c'est celle
qui ma perdu ct qui en- perdra deS mil
liers d'autres."
Tel est rtellement Pcxistence a gran
des guides, tclle que la r6sout ct lacom-
prend une foule de %ieunes Amerlque,-
moins lie vol, neanmoins, qul nest pas
sans doute Indispensable pour permettre
de dire qu'on meme la vie TIP top.
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N A E CAN.

IL SERA vendu a l~'encan, a la residence de
In. Charles Petit fills. pour cause de depart a la
dicue. sur la Fausse-Riviere partie inferieure du
Chenal; dams la Paroissc West Baton-Rouge, pres
de THermitage, lie LuSDI 23eme jour du mols de
Juliet 1860.
Tn moroccan de tcrre contcnant 3 arpents de
superfcie. faisant face a Ia partic interieure du
Chenal de la Fausse Riviere bornGe dun cote
par la terre de Nine J, Labauvc, ct de lautre
par celle de Mr.. 4. L. Mahoudcau avec toutes les
ameliorations, savoir: Une maison de residence,
I'm magasin. une cuisine, I'm magasln de depot
I'm bateau a vapeur tout neuf, 4 bateaux plats
destines a charroyer sur la Fausse-Riviere, les
cotons ct les slcres des habitants. Les proprle-
ties CT dessus scront vendues en- bloc. -.
Seront aussi vendus separement les OBJECTS SUI
wants: meubles de maison. Furniture de cuisine:
deux FORCES avec leurs accessories, ontlls de
charpentier, un cheval, un mulet, une vache,
une voiture, un buggy. unc charette. etc.
Isrmes ct conditions lie la gente:
Les meubles compliant, la tcrre compliant.
IA balance a un, deux, trois, ct quatre ans du
Jour de la vente.
Les acquereurs fourniront leurs billets ayec
caution solidaire, portant = pour Gems dlntere'
de date, depths une hypotheque sera reservee
sur la terre jusqu'au pariait Placement:
2G mai 1860 CHAS. PETITFILS
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s., "A =, 81 On

VENTE DE TRAVAUX PUBLlCS.
IT, SERA OFFERT, par lie President du jury
/ de Police, a la Maison de Cour dc cette pa
roisse, lie
Mardi, 12me jour deJuin 1869,
a 10 h. A. NJ, par adjudication publique ct au ra
bais-
Les PREPARATION on la reconstruction du pom
du Bayou Cirier. ~.
l. adiudicataire devra fournir une obi
CATION avec bonnie caution solidaire, a la satls'
faction du President du Juri de Police, ain de
g~arantir la p~arfaite execution DIES dts tsavauA
commencement aux Regiments du JUN de ioilce
sous linspection ct a Ia satisfaction de linspec'
teur du district OH devront Gtre executes lcsdlts
trayauX.
Par ordre du President: o.
ALCIDE BOUANCHAJD,
Greffier du Juri de Police.
Pointe-Coupee, 2 JUN 1860
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LIE Journal general de INSTRUCTION pu-
Mque content lie rapport dune commits
sion scientifque u une decouverte fate
par une pauvre in%stitutrice, nomme Mile.
Cleret, qui a trouve lie moyen de rendre
simon complement, du moins Particle
ment l'ouie aux Sounds. Ce procede con-
siste a verser de l'ether sulfurique dams
lie conduit auditif externe, a la dose de
4 a 10 EQUITIES par jour. Apres Is on
20 iours de cette medication, on peut en-
suspendre, pour quelques joars, Pappli-
cation, puts Ia reprendre, pendant tres
.lonrtemns. La commission a reconnu
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Chevaux, Mulets, etc.

r E SOUSSIGNE. connu dcpuis de tongues an
IL nees pour son experience dams cette branche
Importance de commerce, Went de s'etablir d une
maniere permanente a la Pointe- Coupee; pres
du debarcadaire du Ferry ct en- face de Bayou
Sara. II a eleve en- Get endroit de spacleuses
Gcuries. ct aura CONSIGNMENT nmain grand nom
bre de Mulets ct de Chevaux eleves sur son
haras pres de Lexington (Kentucky). IL peu1
offrir au choix du public les plus bcaux anlmau2
de race, ainsi que les p%roduits croises des especes
les plus renommees du Kentucky, pour Ia tallie
ct la force.
Auss1: Betes a cornes (Durhame ct %autre). Mou'
tons a Tongue laine, etc, race porclne de pre-
mier choix. NFHo
I poin4o {,ou-- -. ---. -
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$40 DE ~RECOMPENSE

CE SONT ecarees on ont etc voices de chez lie
y soussigne. depuis lie % .Avril dernier.
Deux MULES noires, on d. couleur n%Oiratre, jeu-
mes, de taillc moyenne on I'M peu au dessus Pune
plus mince que %l'autre. ct montrant plus distinc
tement les marques du travail. L'une portrait
une clochette, ct toutes deux ont autour du cou
un bout de corde a bale.
La recompense ci dessus sera dome, OH $40
par chaque animal a toute personne qui me les
amenera on me lesGenfermera de maniere a &C
que je puisse les prendre..
W. MACARTHUR
70 mai 1860. Bayou Hpydras.
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A rrete par Gustave Robbie lie 3 -Avril 1860 sur
n lie chemin en- face la residence de NJ. Jules
Pourciau isle de la Fausse Rivierc) F.
Tn cheval creole Bal age d'environ Is ans
portant Ia marque Ill sur Iepaule gauche, lie
dos blesse par la selle, leXtrGmite de loreille
gauche coupee, sans autres marques visibles
On pretend que lie dit cheval a appartenu a
Napoleon Burrows a%utrefois dc cctte Paroiss.
ST le dit cheval nest point reclam6 daus les
%soixante dix. jours qui %suivront la date de cette
Notice il seraivcndu commencement a Ia loi par lie
soussigne. J. L. Hcmoruclle, JUICE de Paix II Oct
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L'ExrsrEXcE TIP rop.-On aurait pu
croire que le genre dc vie auquel on a
donne en- langue americaine. Ia qualif:
cation de tip top, etait pour tout le mon
de cette existence doree on les balls
,aristocratiques. les diners fms, les sol
Us a popera, les p.omenades dams de
IS eqnipages ct les visites dams Ia
re compagnie -se succedent sans
on. Mails un viveur precoce.
snferme dams lie p6nitentiai-
ma la suite DUN detourne
sent de bonner a eette
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ct les sons etaient pereus avec plus on
moins de f%acilite. Mile. Cleret a etc re-
compensate, ellie a refu un des prix Mon
lyon. Malheureusement, la translt'on
de la misere ct de Pobscurlte a lalsancc
ct a la reputation a trouble Fespr't de la
pauvre femme, ct au moment Oh Ia SCI
ence constatait lie service rendu par ellie
4 Phumanite, ellie etait devenue tolle.
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q. saw

SELLIER-CAR ser.
A rhonneur d'of1rir au public ses Ia
II vices pour tout ce qnl cohee enta,
PREPARATION, la garniturc ct iofn' aaus le
ton de toute espece de Vo'thres
gont lie plus nouvean. ao seIcs
II Sc charge dc la CONNECTION 10
ct de harnais en- tous genres. Nv mo-
pg~ II offre en- ycnte, a aes r. ydta-
dares. un assortment compie' - ,eosr.
res de toutes sortes, fraIchemehs ,9
MES ct guarantees sous tous les Iap aerop,
II espere que scs efforts co n',hlic.
4 lui meriter la confiance du puD4 face L
Son atelier Sc trouve situe en- r hen
mayasin de NJ. MANUEL L@B'
Neuf. A. Ia LIVE
50 lie baril, ,npr
1000 Da = IN r saG ;@st:: E :s ;:s :: Il e
pORCIIE. RactV%'
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r 4 NENDRE

'NTATRE cent cinquante Acres de tcrre de
W erande valeur. sur LILLE DE LA vIEILIER RIVE
RE lParoisse West Ftliciana) en- face du Racourcl
cutoff.
I2O acres sont toutcs detrlchces ct entoUfees
aycc I'M bon ct waste hangar. attenant au nord Il
Ia terre de B. T. Miles. ct au Sud Il cclle de Nine
Stevenson. lie reste est tres ben boise ct content
de tres beauX cipres.
Prix rebuilt ct termcs ~faciles.
S'al.csser A. J. POWELL
Agent dc terrc ct habitations No. i commercial
place New Orleans.
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RAUSCH & CIE.

(Peintres, Tapissiers ct Decorateurs.)
" sont tout prets a entreprendre les travaux
au'on voudra bien leur confer, tells que:
Pei,sture unie ct ornemendee de maisons on edifces
-Decors, Fourniture ct posage de papiers de
TEXTURES. limitations de bois on de marbres-
Enseignes en- tout genre
Executent toute espece de peinture tant a
Fresque qua l'huile pour decorations de Salons
Eglises. etc. etc.
S'adresser au Chemin-Neuf. a lh6tel de NJ. Y
Major, GU l'on pourra examiner I'm specimen d.
leurs travauy.
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A y r B L I G..

r EPUBLIC est notitt de ne pas ~negocier pour
Ia un certain billet de la somme de 5000, avec
inter6ts a raison de s pour cent Tan apres e1he-
ance, payable lie Ter mars 1850. a lordre de
Paulin Broustard, ct signe par AdGmar Robil-
lard de sa marque orlinaire. (une %croix}; Paul
Delage ct Paul Prosper t6moins. Les consid6ra-
lions pour lesquelles il etait dome n'existant
plus. lcdit billet ne sera pas pave. I'm.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-09
EGARE.

UNBILLET de la somme de quatrevinGts pas
tres nayable a vue, ~souscrit par Hippolite Cue
ho Tordre de 5. Gumble, en- Juliet on AoIlt der
nier ct portant interGt a raison de huit pour cent
" lie dit billet IA etc rcmis a NJ. ". Delahay pour
en- collector lie montant,
Lcpublic est ~preAenu de ne ntgocier en- auc'-
ne tacon lie dit billet.
Poiutc Coupec , JUN 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-09
DISSOLUTION DE SOCIETE

La societe ~existant precedcmment entire VA
jackson ct III. II. Nandcrslice, ct don't lie siege
existait a Waterloo, est dissoute a partlr dec
jour. LIE sousigne N Vandcrslice prevlnt lie
public quill ne Sc reconnaitra responsible dau-
cune dette contractee par son eX associe .tant en-
son nom pcrsoncI. qu' au nom de Ia dite sociGte
II. II. VAADERsIIcE
IS AvriI 1860