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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15
FOR RENT.


ENOR RENT--Wour ROOMS on Eighth-st., near
n Race. Inquire in the Confectionery on the
corner aIr. ,t0f aul5-b+
ErOR RENT ROOMS ntted up with gas-steyes,
n aud gas furnished for c'Cking aud lights. VERY
desirable for gentleman and his wife. Call at 2z2
EsOR RBNT-A pleasant Front Room, on the
II second floor, we'll furnished aud kept In order,
l34 0Sorgo-at., batween Central, av. and john
laul5-D'
KTOR RENT-The desirable STORE, No, SO
- West Sixth Street, opposite the United States
Hotel, will he rented low TO good tenant. Also,
seyorni pleasant Rooms In the building adjoining,
iliSs snitShIss @ iec respes!able families. JOHN WAC
GONER, 90 West Slxth-st., Room No. q, aul5-b
GNOR RENT T-RoOMs- Two rooms and a base
u msnt at No 90 East Fifth-street. Rent Sl2 per
month; inquire on the promises, aul4-b
HNOR RENT-Two furnished rooms, one on the
E first floor, with gas, pleasantly situated, wiehin
Ave minutes walk OF the postoflcs Apply at No. D.,
north side of third dooreast of Main
laultdsl
WNOK RENT-Two we'll ll-fnrnished rooms front
~ and back, with or without board, in a private
family. References exchanged. Address H. G.,
this ONCE. ~ nLl-lu lllLlLll aulf-p-
RzsOR RENT-HOUSE-A two.story House Of
= four rooms, kitchen aud side entrance pleasantly
located on Fourth street, near Mill, No, 423. Ap.
ply 10 Il. X. Quian, 425 FOuTth-street. Rent xl6
per month, water included. .l auli-G
WNOR RENT-A BRICK DWELLING--12O
H 7East Liberfy-At. Rent $500 pcr year. Apply
70 ]. q r. HUMBLE, 2SS broadway. aul2d.
NNOR RENT-ROOM AND POWER South
- east corner Of Pearl aud phm-sta. Apply on
the premises. ausf'
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WANTHD

gzA'lsSgAs9R SBg rsa.s SS's: IA sS 3
Given sysn 2aars.s e s'''''r' FsiSFSa'' sSsS
W4NTfD-A ybaHs n AN desiipul Of learning
IL wDS x w59 nndsrssnds German Tda, ssd
With rsfsrone0ss ioctsBsS Sas. -, Z, syIsrc
~ANTED-To borrow 81, 600 for one year,
amount sSSa si o Sgs four '%s The
ysi,1a sH sSaaaHiss aItS ITtSSss
mss Good references given. Address Il, H., Ills
xWHSTFi5.YfFFfFS uESTs sors7Is1 ssiS7S7 ss7a1a. :
Gallery, ece1sE q ruth and Maih. smali Pictures,
cents, No extra charge Tor ociQrinE. - sSiS-b.
WANTED,-BQY--AtN No. 8B West Fifth-st., a
IN. Poy who hes had one or two years, experience
rsco@@sndsd None othsf hPfS need aS aSpy S %H Ss
|, WANTEp1A stTUATIoN-As cook by q lady,
eiss.. either IN the country or city; country pre-
- aA A Iauii-b,lE "a stNM,l "A
WANTBp-AQI QIRL.wh6 eah wash aud iron
Nv Wall Tsa ssss s SGS TsgSs and
WANTED-A PARTNER-with 500 or $500
w in cash, TO engage n gentecl business that
PAYS sog PsE cent profit; To any Wishing TO en-.
shanss. For particulars address Post-onice Box
A,1yo. - -. - aul6-b' 7
wv ANTE D-TO ExCHAN6It-H fOur story
and Ia st saSi ae IGS %aRgss
yesfa lease q tiy also 10 acre. d p1rfc and
and z1dsSsssfs SsfdSe9s, So.Ss S,
% yS SSf ohd q .d fT an sSsP:S s4:c
s% SsP fSs %S x Ss IS dss SFy
street mi t'-fl 7'7' 80. - rni5-bS
WANTBD-MAN.-A steady unmarried man to
take care Of pair Of horses, aud mako him-
SS.S VI: %sst 'RS S1Sa %
tween seven and eight o,clSck. aolS:b.
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For fine artistic picture go TO A. s.
Blooms new Gallery, No. Ia West Fifth
street Z. :. -.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

~ CLOCKS and watches repaired Dy ospsrlsAsed
workmen. au2-ay
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Hr0R SALE-A FABM-Of sixty acres, with
n improvements, In Pulaski County, Ind. VIII
be given in exchange balance ih) for comforta
bio little dwelling OF six seven rooms In the west
ern part OF the city. Inquire at 81 Yine.st., be-
tween Front and Columbia n aus-h|
KCOR SAI.h- LOT-A largs and beautiful lot on
y MT. Auburn, On long time. Address NJ. r. d.,
at the Press office. aul-tf
EOR SALE-3O, 900 acrcs Of Railroad Land,
~ situated on the Dubuque and Pacific Railroad,
I0wa-fOr sale cheap. Also, hands and Town Prop
erty on the Illinois Central, Clinton, Dewitt Cos
Ill, to EXCHANGE for property In or about the city Of
Uinelnnati. Titles good, and evory thing watranted
and represented correctly. Apply soon to A. NJ.
DYE, 43 East Fourth-st. ~ il tni iy38-amt
HCOR SAI.E--steam Eugine and Boiler, nov IN
~ use at Nos. 09 and 1Ol Wglnut-Htreet, where
they can be seen at any time. Engino-Cyllnder, s
inches diameter, stroke tcot governor and Judson
falve attached, and caat-iron bed. Boiler-Length,
Y feet diameter, 3S inches. go, ......o.I !.
my23-d .l...l HARRISON WILSON.
NSOR SALE-A Retail Stock of Groceries, No.
~ tions and Variety Goods with tho goodwill Of a
well-establshed business, and flve years' lease on
the store. The proprietor being compelled to quit
business will oer the same ON very favorable terms
For further Information, apply At the corner Of Third
and Qrccnup-sts CoyingtOn, Ky. small Farm,
twenty twenty -fivo miles In the country will be
taken as part pay ment The goods are fIee nom an
incumbranee lault-aws @. .. RUST.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15
FOR. SALE.

ENOR SALE-oR RENT-A small piece Of Land
miles % IRON the city; plenty OF fruit and ehrub;
RSsITy SII Call at No. SO IOngworth-st, bet. Elm and
NOR SALE-COrTAGEs-I Coyington, four
Aso name cottages rSoms each Lots 2SxiOo feet
vacant lots on liberal terms. Apply TO w. WIN.
ington, Ky. gul3-bs
NOR SALE-or Trade for Groceries, Dry Goods
u Iron, &c.-Buggios aud Spring wagons, at the
lowest cash prices, By GEORGEPITTs, west eGd Of
Third-st, Ooyiugton, Ky. aui5-b'
E,OR SALE OR EXCIAHGE-A lease for u
1000 per nnnum subject Go $3.50 ground rent Also,
lss acres Of prairie and timber Ia d in Winaebag6
( CO., i2S Walnut It's street rect '''s' Appp az aai5.E a.
UVOR SALE---A three story Brick House with
perfect; Terms, ss,OOO-one-third down, bslapco in
psntnS pne fs t%p sr sT or S oSsT % % NS
241 Ninth.st east of Central-ayenue. anij-c'
nor SALE-A reliable Family Horse, sound in
e snf RHsHs
EsOR SALE-Seven BENCHES, eight feet long,
y suitable for an infant school. Apply soon at No
1S3 Poplar.s St, as they will be sold low. anl4-c-
situated near Mound and GrfS Sr sen
WIN be sold on payments. vacant lot will be taken
ALsO-A fine brick residence, on Third-strcet,
near Pike-stTeet, with hall, fine stable, carriage
XLS01A fne farm p'o on pI tGe oSio ryer % we'll inn
proved, with two dwelling -houses, two barns Some
10 acres first bottom-l70 IN $50 cleared,
orchard, out-houses, &c. Will oxchaDge for city
property, or be sold in payments to suit.
Z Mortgage Notes and Short Paper negotiated ut
market rates, and money procured ON mortgage.
I.tt WIN. b. SHEPPARD,
saul4,b-. - No 81 West Thrd-strtot.
E7VOR SALE-LOTs- Two Lots on tho south
~ side Of Hopkins-st, between Baymiiler and
Freeman-each 20 by 95 feet.
lot on the south side of Liyingston-st., between
Linn and Baymiller-3t by s. feet.
Lot on the south side of Betts-st, between Bay
miller and Froenlan-25 by 95 feet.
Lot en- the south side of Betts-st, bctvecn John
and Cutter-21 by l02 feet-nt $50 per foot.
Lot on the east side Of Pinest., between Gest and
Clark-20 by 100 feet. r arf.t u
Two Lots on the south Hido Of York-st., between
Central-av. and Linn-cach IS by 81 feet ~ -
Lot on the south aide of Lavid-st., between John
and Central-av.-i3 feet front. - . -sa.
Lot, with Cottage on the south side OF Barr.st.,
between Linn and Baymiller-25 by 81 feet.
Lot on the north side OF Liberty-st, between Wal
nut and Vine-10 by 90 feet.
Lot on the west side of Walnut st. between Al
lison and Liberty-2O by 90 feet VI
ALSO-A number of Lots in Newport, Coyington
and Ludlow, some excellent bargains. =. 81.
SAMUEL A. SARGENT, ~
Apollo Buildings,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15
Review of the Cincinnati Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY MORi

lNt, AUGUST 10, 1860.
ALC0H0L-This article has advanced, and closes
firm at t2sc. for 93 per cent over proof, less the
usual discount 10 the tiade. ~ ...
ASHES-No change In the market: we continue TO
quoto Pots at 4dil4c and Soda Ash at 31Sc.
BURNING FLUID-The market remains steady
ut 44c. t+ rFtf. rfr .rf
Ba0OMs--Tho supply is about equal to tho de-
niand, which has boon chiefly local during the week.
and prices remain steady. We quote us before;
luen5 OO
rancy'.'''''".'.s yOt1)3 W
UO03 70
3Ol3 %
BUTrER-The great bulk of that Offering Is info
rior, and for such the market continue dull at SO
i0c Prime being scarce, IL In demand at lll2c for
Central Ohio and lt0DIhc. for Western Reserve. Re-
GRADES.
BEEswAX-No change In prices, aud we continue
to quote 2S6e3Oc. the rates paid by dealers
rlral.
BARK-No change in prices during the week, and
tho market has ruled steady at 50 25t99 90.
BRAN, SHORTS, &c Tho market is dull and
prices down. We now quote: [
DranI per Sllu
Shorts, per tun. l0e1ll
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

MHvANTED -CTGA8 i MAKERS Two good cigar
~ makers 70 30 to Littlo Rock, Arkanses
wages IRON " TO $40 per thousand. Apply at the
corner Filth and Sycamore, American il o,se, be-
tween twelve and one o'clock. y r. ~ auii.bF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

Robert NOR, ..
iraac Niruick, ..-....-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18
SHERIFF. SALE

~ virtue ofan execution issued out Of the Circ,it
CeuTt OF iowa County State Wisconsin under lie
seal OF SAID court 10 me directed and ievprtieI in IA
yor OF James james juulor, and against Levi r Graft
have ths day, Nor 10Th a. ID. 1862 seized and levied
upon all the rEhi. title, estate interest and claim that
the said l-evi Craft had on tie 4rh day cfAprI A. D.
1860 or at any TIME thereafter and 10 tie followiu
described real estate 70 wiz Part Of 1T number
one hundred AMI sevcny-iwo 172l in Harrison's sur
eli Mineral ioint, described assooNs: Commencing
at the northwestern corner &c. thence south for
ty-Ye t45) degrees. west hundred AMI eghty-tyo
teet ln2) thence south seventy (-0) degrees east two
hundred and fort-tlve t2l5 feet thence north thirty
Tour ana fourth So degrees ninety 1901 feet
to Spruce street to place OF beginning containing
oo;iuV acres OF n also the undivided thirds parf
OF ot nuinerone hundred and sevcnty-two (721 con
tanning 4u;t acres Of and; also lot number 10 in
Ntrongs alteration OF Mineral Point; lots humber
two g and three 81 in block number twenty-pight
fo) IN Strong and Others addition Mineral Point
Iowa Comfy Wisconsin; which viii at public ven
due 10 the highest aid best bidder cash. the
door Of the Court House in the city of Mineral Point
iowa county wisconein Saturday the 18th day Of
January A. D. 1861 at two O'Clock the afternoon of
said day or so much thereof viii be necessary sat
isfy the sum OF two bundled and seventy-tw dollars
and forty CENTS s2740) and the from the
18th day ofSepTemter 1850 b sides cosis OF sale.
Dated SherIn'S office, Mineral Point Nov 70 1860.
THOMAS AcFARLAND
sheriff OF Iowa Co. Wis.
AsAsA Conn.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
n4S-w6.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

Edward :. Rouse AMI, Jam' f. Bowman, Plaintiffs.
Rodney u wairr,e, E. :, ,isy ana L. Billings. Dsels
The State Of Wisconsin the above named defendant
NTOU are hereby summoned to answer the compsi Mt
L OF The above uaiur5 Plaintiffs which filed IL
tile office OF theCerh o tGrtTcutCuurt and for Iowa
), Wisconsin, The 18th day OF November, 1860
where the remains hje and 90 copy Of
the subscribers 1t the Law and Collect
ing office cobb, Mcs7mole 4 SudJuTh n the city
HiaeraI Pint Iowa county. Wisconsin, within tw5ntv
days after the service Of this Summons, exclusive o.
the day of service and II yuu fail said
plant hereby required the Plaintiffs VIII lake judy
ment against you for One u osaud and and 81 gty-
six oue-L uu.retLs Dollars together with interest
Six Hundred Gnt Nineteen aud forty one-hundrsths
Dollars, from the D duy Of September $500, rud
Three Hundred and -hty two aud forty
dre,ths Dollars from lie 18th day ut September. 1850
besics the tins action Dated November 2stl
1850.
COBB, M-ssMoRE & SCoDUrH Attorneys for the Fla
W.tnes7the lion NJ. CorHeEN, Judge of said
L. ) Court and the seI IF said Court, this 2Sth day
OF November. $50.
50-6w Attest JOHN CONNINS. Clerk
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
F0RECL0S4 III SALE.
Il q al

TTNHE STAT Of NIsCONsIN-IOWA COUNTY CIR
i QUIT COT RI.
Nathaniel Halock, Plaintiff, against Garxood Green.
George f. Pound, Meyer ShoyeT, and Samuel Z. Fox
Defendants.
By virtue Of Judgement Of Foreclosure and sale
made ard entered ia the above entitled action the
Circuit Court 10 ami for County Wiscon-
sin, the 19;h 'Sy Of SePtefnl5rg, A. d 1850 ui
SATURDAY, the -2tI day of JANUARY. \ D. 1851, al
clock IN the afternoon OF said DAY, expose ~ aiIeg
for sale anG sell At pub ic auction yendue TO the
highest AMI best bidder for ch. the door OF the
Court House in the city OF Mineral Point Iowa COUNTY,
state Of Wisconsin. the following described real estate
to wit; The west half of he north west quarter Of
section number twenty and the south quarter
q the southwest quarter OF sertion number twenty
four, sltusted in township Inber es h. north CT range
runlber two, east. conIaini To Acres.
Dated Sher1hs Office, Mineral Point, Iowa Co Mis-
October Sth, 1850.
THOMAS MCFARLAND,
i4l-5n- sneIif. IOsa Gnuntx. Ms
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

Rodney " Whip le, one Alley and one Billings whose
Christian names are unknown Defendants.
Iowa CountE NIrclLt Court
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18
EDWAR RID CoCDE

NINDING his store not large enough for his ncreas
ing business, has removed his stock the street
Whites Dulding, which he win occupy during the
erection the old location. lie has
est quality Of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18
Samuel Hendy, Plaintiff.

Attest: joan CuAAINs clerk Circuit Court, lows Co.,
Wisconsin. GyI3
Polynesian., 1860-07-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FFTY-FRsT DAY. July 2O.-ConsideratiOn of the
Appropriation bill being resumed in Committee Of
the Whole, at the Department of Education, it was
moved to insert $4,000 for the suppor. of the Hilo
bows boarding school, sgreeably to report of Com
mittee upon Education recommending the same upon
the memorial of the Protestant Mission. Mr.. Dow
sett read the report He would inquire it, upon the
Government assuming support of this school, the
Board of Missions would eede all its interest in the
property and control to the Government. The Ian
guage of the Report not clear in this respect.
Mr.. MeCully said he confident it was the in
tenton Of the report so to stafe-he knew that such
the purpose of the Board. 1t was its settled
policy with regard to the schools in this Kingdom
which had been founded or aided by it to throw
them upon ourselves. This Kingdom had long ago
reached position where it should support its own
high schools. When we vote an Appropriation bill
Of more than S300000 per annum, we should not
expect or receive the benevolence of foreign socie
ties That of course was admitted In regard to
this school at Hilo it is emphaticay the Seminary
for Hawaii Its pupils are taken proportionaly from
Polynesian., 1860-07-28
To the Public of Honolulu.

The Agent of BOge's Hyperion Fluid having called
when arrived here, delighted find did friend had
preceded me q Bcgles FuId) My hair falling off
IN thousands day short interview with my friend has
soped the fall; few rubbing operations performed by
" VOELKER' has made every hair the Hawaiian
my Magic Chair. /. in 1859, in Honolulu,
10 the world rs the Great Hair Preserver.
JOHN HENRY ANDERSON, ssWizard."
OT- Agent for the sale of BOgles Fluid
VOELEER.
Perumer, Fort street, Honolulu.
Polynesian., 1860-07-28
BEST HAIR DYE,
HI the World :


THIS is RATHER STRONG language,
yet BOsle's Electric Hair Dye (recently improved)
be so by the judges the late Mechanics Fair held
Boston (amung whom Dr. Hayes the eminent chemist
and State AsSayer who awarded il the Prize Medal and D
poma the choicest hair dyes exhibition from all parts
of the Union. Its unparalleled superiority consists 1T,
The ingredients nOurshng TO the hair destructive,
others I'd, Does hurt the skin Sd, Is
easily applied and dyes the hair color required from
delicate brown 10 deep black, natural appear
ve"us Manufactured. sold and applied by WM BUGLE,
2O2 Washington Boston, and be had of Druggists
everywhere soy
Polynesian., 1860-07-28
FOR FAMILY USE!

III ALF bbls. Clear Pork, Quarter do do do just re-
III cev ed per I" Syren,'' and for sale by
43-tf C. BREWER & Co., Market Wharf.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-24

AVIS
list presentement done que favocat de
- Paroisse offrira en- veute publique au der
nier ct plus haut encherisseur Ia maison de
Cour de cette pareisse,
LIE sameds 8 decembre 1860,
A dix heures A. NJ;
Les travaax publics suivants +:
Les reparafionsa a faire aux Is fosses de ira
verses ct aux Ia points du chmein de la Grandc
Bale.
Les reparations a faire aux 10 fossss de ira
verses ct aux 10 points du chemin de la Grande
Levee.
Les repara tione faire aux 10 fosses de ira
verses ct aux 10 points du chemin du bayou For
doche.
La construction d 'une levee Ell face dn chemin
du bayou Fordoche.
Les acquereur devrons fournir une obligation
arec bonnie caution solidaire, q Ia satisfaction
du President du Juri de Police, ain de garantir
la parfaite execution des dts travaux conforme-
ment aux reglements du Juri de Police, sous
inspection ct La satisfaction de ifnspeeteur
du district on devront 6tre executes lesdits tra-
vauy.
LIE eautionnement devra etre donne lie jour de
La vente.
Par ordre du President
A. BOUANCHAUD.
Grefier du Juri de Police.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-24

LES EruDIANrs Du SUD.-Les eleves en-
madeleine de New-York, appartenant aux
Esats da Sud, ont tenu un meeting tres
coarageux au sujet des derniers evene.
menfs politiques Il etc tout d'abord
propose qu'en raison de rslection de
AA- Lincoln ct Hamlin, les etudiants in
tefeaass devaient imm6diatement aban.
donner le Nord, pour retourner dams
lears foyers.
Apres une courte discussion, le doc
eaf Suns fait adopter un amendement
y premiere resolution, amendement
paf iequel le depart est retar.le iusqu'a
: qaune seission SOFT prononcee par un
Asa1 da Sud, qaeI quill soft.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-24

~Nous publions aujourdhui lie
compte. reniu du meeting qul en lieu
lundi dernier, dams le but de former des
compaguies dc milices volontaires. Tn
bon uombre de nos citoyens se sont dt;ja
enroles ct nous esperons qu'avant peu
les cadres seront an grand complet.
Nos leeteurs trouveront aussi les pro-
cadures dun antre meeting tenn lie me
me jour, demandandant al gouverneur
de convoqner la Legislature de FEtat
afin de prendre les measures qu'exigeAt
la situation du pays.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-24
TT, DEMOCRATIC.
prBLIE TOUS Les 5 \ NJ L ID Is
PAR P. A. ROY.
-. R.reaux ct Ateiicrs sout situes aupres dc
Ia Maison de Cour.
ABON N L VI Z \ I:
rrois PiastreS PaT an,
- PAYABLES Ud F4NCE 7sa
pRIy DES ANNONCES:

Pour cl,aaue carre de dix lisues on moins, -
nour Ia premiere insertion. on............Sl 10
Pour ehaque insertion additiouneile: par
A'a - SO
Pour teuse annonee Indignant la profession
ct lie donicile, ct qui II n'excedera pas IL
ones. ayec Announcement an journal. par an.l5 %
line diminution lberale sera faite aux person.
,es oui s'abonneront l'annec pour la publica-
ton de leurs annonces; NV,
Toute annonce de candidat sera payee DIX
PLASTRES, ct d'ara''ce.
Toute annonce don't lie nombre d dinsertlons
nest pas specific, verbalement OH par ecrit, sera
;nssree iusoua nouvel ordre. au taux ordinaire.
Nua scrit dune nature personnelIe ne pourra
Sire ad,nis dams nos COLONIES que CONNIE annon-
Az deux piastres lie carre, ct payable tnpartabs-
nsst d'auaace.
rs-Toute annonce. a moins quill men soft Or
donue autrement, sera publiee en- franeais ct en-
anglais. ct payee all taux ci-dessus.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-24
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

coUR DU NEuvIeME DISTRICT JuDIGIAIRE.
Parossse de la Pte- Coupee.
Rachel Bardolet vs. les heritiers &c S. Perry.
No. 1891.
TONFORMEMENTa 4 un ordre de FHanorable
~ Cour du Neuyieme District Judiciare, dams
ct pour la paroisse ct Etat susdits Je, soussigne
Sheriff de cette paroisse, offrirai EN- vente pubi-
que, pour effectuer une partition entire les herl-
tiers de Samuel Perry a la maisen de eour sA-
MEDI le 1leme jour de decembre 1860, lo
heures 4. NJ, le lot de terre suivant, savoir:
Toute la portiond e la section Is dams la Juri-
diction 2, Rangee .. Est District ct s. Z. de In
Louisiana, etant nord dune ligne tire par j. D.
knolton, commencant al coin 5. L. de ladlte
section sur la riviere du Mississippi. allant Sud
80 3I4 Quest jusqu'a la yieille riviGre IA la dis
tance de 99-66I chaines du point de partance, ct
ladite Iigne a etc arpente de nouveau par J. An
selm, arpenteur.
Termes ct conditions de Ia rente:
Dix pour cent payable lie jour de Ia vente, la
balance en- un ct deux ans, du jour de la veHte;
Facquereur fournira ses biilets avec SECURITIES
solilaires, portant huit pour cent d'interet du
jour de la vente jusquau final payement.
SevERIN PORCHE, sheriff,
Pointe-Coupee. q octobre $780,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-24
NHCE VOLONTAIRE.

A une assemblee des citoyens de la Pointe
Coupee, tenue en- La Maison de Cour, lundi, 10
courant, dams lie but dorganiser des compagnies
de voIontaires dams cette paroisse, M. P. A Roy
etc appele au fauteuil, ct NJ. Julien Michel
nomme secrGtaire.
lie president ayant explique brievensnt lie
but du meeting, lie GENERAL G. N. Rowley propo-
sa La motion snivante qui fut unanimement adop-
tee:
Qu'un comite de cinq membres soft nomme
par le president pour rediger une constitution ct
les regIements qui devront regr les eompagnies
de volontaires;
Ont etc NOMINEES du Comite NM T. Fl. Far
rar, William n. Cooley, William Beatty. John Ii.
Halsey ct Chs. N. Rowley.
Sur motion dn general G. N. RowIey, il o etc
reseIn
Qu'un comite de cinq membres soft nornme
par lie president, don't lie devor sera d'obtenir la
signature de ceux aui desireront former partie
dessiles eompagnies.
NM Julien Michel. DR. Kaufman, W. L. Jewell.
p. O. Lebcau ct Francois Porche ont etc NOMINEES
dn dit comfte.
Sur motion. RGsoIn que les dts comises fassent
Ieurs rappor.s lun.li proclaim.
Sur motion de w. lei Cooley, les iournauy de
cette paroisse sont prizes de publier Ie conlpte-
rendn de &c meeting.
Sur motion, Faseemhl9e s'aiourne \ lundi pro-
chain. 26 courant. i heure, an meme lien
A.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-24

D~La resolution suivante etc adop-
tee la derniere seance du Jury de Po-
lice:
Sur motion de Chs. Poydras, secon-
dee par Louis Chenevert,
Resolu, que tous les vienx reglemens
du Jury de Police relatifs AK chemins,
levees, points ct les travaux publies dc
cette paroisse soient eonsideres CONNIE
rappeles par les ordinances du Jury de
Police adoptees lie aout 1860.
De plus, que cette resolution soft pu.
bliee pendant 80 jours dams les deux
journaux de cette paroisse.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-24

kEcoLrEs. hahitans sucriers de
eette parnisse auront bientot ternine Ia
rotiaison. Nous regrettons d'avoir 4
constatar IN grand deficit dams la rGcolte
--pres de moitie. La grande secheresse
qui regn6e pendant pete ete la prin.
f'pale cause dc cette grande perte.
Les hahltants cotonniers ont etc beau-
coup plus heureux une recolte abon-
dante recompense les ravaux du cul-
tivateur.