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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

PROGRESS OF THE CANVASS IN VIRGNA.-Almost
every one of our Democratic exchanges (and these
are many we take up contain the names Of one or
more persons who have quilted the Douglas ranks,
and are ready for the fight under the breckenridge
flag
We have given the names of several at difereut
times who have joined us and for this issue intend
ed tOget list of the most prominent but they are
coming thick and fast that we can only say that
they are TO numerous to mention. Thus the good
work goes bravcy on not only in old Virginia, but
IN the entire South, and by November there viii
scarce be enough disseuters to give color to the idea
that there is Spirit among the Democracy The
Old Dominion will be all right-AIeraIulyid Senthd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

CONVICTION FOR MUROER-Charles Hudson, far
mer of Mecklenburg county, Va, sixty-seven years
old, was convicted last week of the murder Of one
of his female slaves by whipping her so as to cause
her death The jury hesitated between verdict
for death OF imprisonment but at last decided Is
years Imprisonment in the Penitentiary, which, in
view of the prisoners age, is equal to a sentence
for life.-LyachJ,Tg VTginia'1, Oct. 2.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

REvERsEs OF FoRTUNE.-An individual was re-
Gently admitted as an inmate of the work-hOuse in
County Galway, Ireland, who, seven years ago. pos
sessed income rode in his scarlet csat after the
hounds and kept fast horses. He is said to be the
third in the list of gentlemen who have, within a
few years, been forced to take refuge in the work
house from poverty induced by reckless extrava-
gance. Fast horses bring many a mans nose to the
prindstOnp.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

PEyNsYLvANTA-One of the most marked and sig
nifcant evidences of the reaction against Douglas
:; 70 ha fonnd in the course of the Chambersburg
Valley Spirit. the old organ of the Democracy in
Franklin county. That paper started out in this
camnaign tbe earnest advocate of Mr.. Douglas, but
finding that it could not support him in his way, and
the Democratic party at the same tlme' 1t has deter
10 US with the names of Breckenridge and Lane
floating at its masthead, and powerful article JUS
tfyiDg this Harrisburg (Pa) Patriot, Sept.
non
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

MISUNDERSTANDING is certain of Arkansas.
The most candid of the Bell and Douglas men admit
this. 1t would be necessary for Douglas to get
$4,000 votes in order to give Bell prospect of car
rying the State, and no sane man believes Douglas
can get half that vote. When any tells you
Douglas can get $4,000 votes in Arkansas you may
be sure he is aoilflly lying Arkansas will go for
Breckenridge and Lane as surely as South Carolina
does.-Litle Rock True Democrat, Sept. %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

"A STABBNG AFFRAY.-A difficulty occurred in
this town last week between Jacob Baugh and
young man named Jas. Crenshaw, in which the
ceived three cuts, two of them slight the third
penetrating to the cavity of the lungs and which il
was feared might prove fatal. but we are glad to
learn has not done so, as Mr.. B. is recovering.
Crenshaw escaped and is still at lberty.-FraHktil
ReUieIc, Oct. f.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07
RUKNSIDE,S PUUE OLD MONONGAHELA
RYE WHISKY.

GtONSCIBNTIOUsLY distilled by Mr.. JAMES BURNSIDE,
Of Allegheny County the old fashioned honest way
from Rye and offered for sale unti
ed age 1t is at once the most
il emphaticay in the reach OF the pub
lie 20 the invalid those in beslth t commends se Tor
its unryaed qualities smulsnt Of the safest ust and
most benecen description. Fer sale IN barrels Kegs e ans
nut I'D in cases Of one dozen bottles each
OLERY & STOCKDALE. PropristorSs
32S Walnut St., Philadelphia Pa.
WM @. CONNER, Agent,
CPS Pennsylvania Avenue Washng'on City, D. O.
GAR N. WHITE, Jr., Agents.
cetT-d3m 81 Cedar Street, New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07
The HeII-Everott Men ofIndiana.

The Secretary of the BELL-EyERETT State Commit
mtree of Indiana has issued the following circular.
Their has been an understanding the part of many
that the Southern States, where there were State
elections. in Florida for instance, the DOUGLAS men
were 10 vote the BELL ticket, and in the Northern
states where there were State elections. the BELL
men were 10 help the DOUGLAS Democrats. 1t seems
from the following that the BELL men Of Indiana are
advised to vote the Republican ticket or not all.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

A SIGN.--We have convarsed with a number of
the Shellfs of the State. who arc now visiting Ra-
leigh to settle their accounts with the Treasurer
and we learn from them that the prospects of Brock
inriGge and Lane in their respective counties are
excellent The Douglas Democrats are few and far
between, white the Bell men are by no means hope
full and enthusiastic. "A long pull a strong pull
and a pull all together" VIII certainly carry the
State for Breckenridge and Lane.-Raleigb N. c.
Standard, Sept. %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

IN DICKSON COUNTY COURT--OctOber
Rules GOT SelIas Edward Selars. ais d appear
ing to me that VIM seIIars Sears, sears, John Nall
and Susan, Sears, JT, and Selar and probably
Others unknown heirs law Of sa1 Sears,
deceased late county part Of the defendants
this ca Of tie Of Tennessee,
You'd Of the process Of this Court 1t is therefore
publication be made in the Nashville UNION
AMERICAN successive weeks requiring d resident
defendants appear Charlotte the LIST Monday in Deem
the County Court OF said county, and plead
or demur petition Thomas Sears. hed in said
Court against them and Others the will be tshen for
confessed to them and set for hearing eKparte
7. NORRIS, Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07
EXTENSIVE SPECIAL AUCTION SALE
FOR LADIES.
On Tuesday Morning 9th commencing 10 O'clock
BENZ. r. SHIELDS & COMPANY,
EXTENSIVE

ENTILL sell the highest bidder for cash large assortment
w rich goods bought for the trade Of this city, and sold
Of the house declining business consisting part Of
Rich Printed and Fancy Dress Silks Irish and French sk Pop
Inns Sandman Plaid MOhr, SuPsOr plain French MaInoes,
Printed Mrnoes and Cashmeres Knit all wool Zephyr Shows
Nubias Rich Ribbons, Msnua Ribbons ta eolors
White Goods Hosiery Handkerchief Sewing SILK Needles, Rich
Dress Trimmings With great variety Of other articles making
up most desirable stock, which must ke closed.
oct7-d2t BENZ. Z SHIELDS co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

JAMES q. BRYANT,
Member State Elk. Com. of Constitutional
Union Party.

Sr1iH. CoNING.-Another Southern DorGrAs man
has been brought down by the recoi of his leaders
speech at Norfolk. This is R. ?. HuTcuNsox. of
Prince William county, Va, heretofore DOUGLAS
man. who has come out for BRECKNRIDGE since read
ing that speech.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

Maj JAS E. ALMOND, appointed DOUGLAS elector
by the Staunton Convention for Page county, Va has
determined to support BRECKINluDGE and LANE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07
Found,

ON the Lebanon Turnpike, near The Hermitage Pocket
Book containing several promory notes aud other papers,
which the By calling at this oee and paying for
this advertisement. ....
dE-H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07
MARRIED.

On THURSDAY evening 4h inst, at the res.noeOf Mrs. Har
ret0dom, G1atin by Rev Ro5 Hatton, CHARLES ".
TRoUsDALE Esq Miss ELLES oDON, only daughter of
Eli 0dom, Esq.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

Insead Of breaking up the Union interd to strengthen
and to lengthen n."-JoHE O. BREcKIRIDsE
he Constitution and the Equality q The sstesl These are
the symbols Of everlasting union Let these be the rSng c
The people '-JoR c. BRECKnRIDoE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends acquaintance off, CAMPBELL BRADFORD
invited attend his funeral this morning 10 o'clock from
the residence OF his father, Edward Bradford, Esq
Divine Service by Rev Dr. Howell.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

There are thirty newspapers published in the En-
pre of Brazil, some of them Of large circulation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07
A Good Farm for sale.

DILES.-Dr. Libby's Pile Ointment never
III fails to Price, 81
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY. Only so csnts.
We the Medicines TO do all that Is pro
sed for them The 6renberg Medicines no Mineral
pO0n and esteemed wherever Known for their ndues
and efficacy. locf3-ul MACKENZIE 4 MINCHIN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

DAILY IS; TRI-WEEKLY SIS; WEEKLY 81.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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J. o GRIFFITH, F. c. BURLINGTON, JNo c. BURCH,
LEON. TR0UsDALB, THOMAS s. MARI.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

sympathy in this this their bereavement
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

The inventors now having four engines built
for the purpose Of carrying freight the plains
from Galveston, Texas, to Arizona and Judging
from the machine now on exhibition the scheme
will prove practicable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

DISSOLUTION.

V00 BAGS aedteranean Wheat. selected especially for
lOO the maTkst just received and for ale 5y
Oet=-dH PARISH co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
The GREAT PRIZE FIGHT
FIGHT LASTED 2 HOURS 6 MINUTES
Sayers' Superior Science.
Heenan the Best Man.
THE BATTLE DRAWN.
THE INsuRREcr1oN IN SICILY.

The steamship Vanderbilt from Southampton On inc !
Ish of An,i. with three days later news nom Europe
.,,;vea here this morning at about u O'clock
The earlier part of the vsnder0il's passage TO Ongi
"a. a4o l vss made with unususlra9dity- days
~ hOr,s SURPRISING her best time hither'O-ous sub
s.sp.ntly, very strong south-westery winds, Win
hin sDe snow, sprDgng up, destroyed the prospects o.
brilliant trip beside preclutng the possibility OF ssd
As Of midnight important dispatchesf'r Cape Rsct'
On Thursday, at lO:45 m, she passed the 3ritish
Steamship Persia, iu lat Ale So lon. ga 49, End on
Friday at IL 80 p M. exchanged signals vita the Cal
va, steamer Prince Albert in lat 49' 81, lOn 6So dV.
We find the following names on the assenger Ess:
J. T. Bacon. Secretary of the Uuited S,ates Legation
At St. Petersburg; Capt j. w Todd, U. S A; Gan
Robert Halsey, bearer of dispatches from ParS; Maj
Alb. S,bleyi Dr.. Burridge beare'i Of dispatches fro
RA@e.
The Jurs arrived at Liverpool April IL OI IL
nh. passed steamer, suppose d 10 be the Arago-
Daring the passage the Jus. attained high spec
having ran on the 10th, $40 miles; on the Iltb, 81
miles; Oh the 10Th, 1913 heS and on the 18th, 800 nile
The Circassian arrived a., Galway on the 18th.
TbeCsnada arrived at Liverpool o. the evening
,SAe 18th.
The Canadian Royal Mail Steamship Company hay
chart. red the Canard Company new screw steamst
Palestine, and DteI,d 20 dfpKseh her WITH the mails
'scsebec on the 10th Of May next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
THE VOICE OF THE PRESS.
Fror WaksI Spi,i: Of Ire Time..

Fror UIkfP SpD: 81 ne TnoA
IL this igsue will DO found account OF the import
ans Gght which took place near Marlborough, in
Hampshire, England. Wehave therein given sketch
OF the champions OF the gladatorsl of Greece
snd Rome, continuing the history of trials Of thew and
sinew down to the present DAY. We have noticed the
champions Of England, from Figs to Sayers, and we
have given many details which cannot fad 10 be OF the
utmost interest 10 our readers. We are no sever
strained TO ray that q miserable interruption which
are compelled % announce not in accordance
with the Wanted menness attributed 10 przes citing
N d prize hiers IN general Tho heroism displayed
by the BeDi'a Boy, AID hs courageous bearing,
frequently applau3ed dnrng the fight. Little, there
for. did tho small bands of Americans seated aroand
that ring expect 10 10 broken mp. That il so
will be found too true, and its motives 20 plany
when narrative OF the contest 10 perused Wehave
10 hesitation in pronouncing John c. Heenan fairly
tilted 10 the champions belt. he knocked down his
adversary thirteen times and one occasion, threw
him like frog.
At last after rally ard close, in which the COM
batans Rugged each other the ropes aud the odds
were 10 10 Keenan, the crowd broke into the ring
n most roGnly manner, under false ptetenss that
y he coDsables were interfering. These very coDsta.
hies had been tho ground during half the battle
End we're to making any attempt at getting IN
But the rnsns seeing ba, their man would bs beaten
and their money os made ;he presence of the police
excuse and stopped further proceedings. Az this
jupcIure the Referee Quilted his place, most nnorta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

ron Jelac hsh invaded the country Count Szechenyi
lost his fan in the success of the national cause and
unwilling Ell sher 10 risk life and riches, or to become
unfaithlal 10 the country, he retired into luDatic
asylum. whei L be remained for full eleven years.
The Conserya tives Of Hungary, and even Austrian
l;sters otfen consulted him at that strange place
IN. bs snd ID, give dinner parties to his political
friends and to eve hs the Ds SsgRGsGn u against . u
SnnI scainst the Minis ters Bach and Bruck. eet
year rear the police searched his papers; shortly s sr'
Count Rechberg, the Ausirisn Minister, had sl'er'
teTv;ew with him about the best way to gov az III
Ssry, now we are suddenly startled by S'e hen.
of his suicide. He was great man. sae news
that even be- with bis conciatory tend 400 'ne Iaes
have been driven to suicide is sigr :ncies' shoela
the times for Austria. faican' Sgh vi
As regards the conferences abe
ton or annexation Of Northern a. uie neSlra .,
land it is pretty certain thath envoy oNI'iSl-
Napoleon III. is now the r hywil not assemble;
when he has once seized h1sveS Vi Cu'sf'c, an t
y. iSo ns ~, I;noSa e. fy7er, 300 600 600 francs
Nice. INC oessi'n Vi o"''y 'D'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
GENERALNEWS.

The general news by the Vanderbilt is of very little
importance.
From England we learn that the works connected
with the Great Eastern continue 10 be prosecuted with
vigor and in the engineers and shipwrgbts depart
ntpt the utmost acI sity prevails. The appointment
Of captain has not yet been finally made. The number
u Candidates js now reduced 10 two. They are Cap
'ans Vine Hall and Scales, both Of great expert.
nee.
L2fd Brougbam 10 10 be installed as Chancellor Of
u e., University OF Edinburgh on the 18th Of May.
Inc aRl@lon ia Switzerland On the question of ga
voy is nereaeDg and large me etings have taken place
Inc Following s the deinitive result Of the vopp in
lne Ci'y OF Alce: For annexation, $50 agaus |.
luz hGa.Iatioh Of Mr.. Gladstone as rector of zoe
GahouEga tnlVefsiy took place on Monday, he lGl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
in the Muac Hall Of tha, city with considerable csre-

mony.
The oppsgs Of one Of the mort extensive Importers
OF G. tson in Liverpool was mentioned on 'Cnange on
the Ian inst The liabilities are esti mated at about
: -o35 600.
The res Dpearsnce Of the famous comet OF Charles
has been amour ced for next August by III. be ne.
Dutch astronomer.
1Ie Nesc- Zealand London Examiner state that
o I'D has been discovered at the River Buer on tina
West coss Of the Province and Ia likely to pr eve very
Valuable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-18
RAUSCH & Gle.
DEPARIs

(Peintres, Inpassiers ct Decoratenrs.)
NNT L'honnour d'annoncer all public qu'ils
~ sont tout prets a entreprendre les travaux
qu'on voudra bien leur confer, tells que:
Peinture unie ct oraemenhee de maisons Oh Gdifices
.-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 gu lihuile pour decorations dc Salons
Eglises. etc. etc.
S'adresser au Chemin-Ncuf, 4 lh6tel de NJ. V
Major, OH lon pourra examiner un specimen de
leurs travauX.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-18

SUICIDE A HoBoKEN.-Dans lapres mi
di de vendredi, Nine Rosa Rosenthal,
demeurant a Hoboken, all . l27, wash
ington street, s'est donn6 la mort au
moyen dune forte dose d'arsenic. Get
te malhnureuse, arriv6e depuis ~quelques
semaines d'Allemagne, avec son mari ct
quatre enfants, etait en- probe a n me
l%ancolie qui dams ces derniers jours
await pris tous les c%aracteres de l~'aliena-
ton mentale. LIE Jury denquete a ap'
pel6, dams son verdict, P%attention des
authorities sur la coupable facilit6 avec
%laquelle les ]pharmaciens vendent du poi
son a DIES ]personnes qui leur soft incon
nues.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-18
MACHINES
a. 81, S. @s%ASl'l' $3.50,
De la III Manufacture
DE NM. WEEDS, J. B. SLOAT & Co.

r SousSigne etant l'agent ct ayart en- depot
Ia un grand nombre &c ces machines, Prevent
lie public qu'i il en- livrcra a tous ccuX qui YOU
dront bien Ihonorer de leur contiance.
Les prernieres (de Weeds, sont connues pour
leur excellence a coudre les culrs ct es crosses
etotfes pour habitations.
La reputation de celles de J.B. Sloat u Co.,
pour l'usaee DIES families, nest que trop bien
connue du public.
Files sont taciles a dirigcr, VII Ia simplicite de
leur combination. La couture est cclle du point
piou6 dessls ct dessous (och stich). qui ne Sc de
cout iamais. Les %couturcs sOnt unles: les points
reguliers ct lie tout avec grande economic de I'll.
Les machines asilduS seront Hcrfes en- trts-bon eMt
ct g%aranttes.
lie soussi yne refGre lie public a MN. J.-B. LIE
ieune. Volze Hebert. Paul Pourcieau. Narclsse
Carmouche. Hubert Patin fills. Leon Lessard.
Nine. We. Landry, &c. &c. DC.
THEODOSE CHENERERT.
agent a la Fausse -Rivierc.
Fausse-Riyiere, 10 nov. 1859. 9m.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-18
Chevaux, Mulets. etc

sOCsslGNE, connu dcpnis de tongues Or.
IL necs pour son experience dams crttr Ir ,noI -
importante de Went de s'etah)ir a'n'
maniere permanente a la Poiute-C ountr rr W :
du dtbarcadaire du Ferry ct en- face do Rar, .,s
Sara: II a eleve Ell Get endroit de spacirnsoaa
ccurIes. cl aura CONSIGNMENT tn main grand nnn
hre de Mulets ct de Cheyaux tlcvts snr snn
haras pres de Lexington (Kentncky(. nom.
offrlr au clIolx dn puhiIcle plus bcaux ANNA "
de race, ainsl que les rroduits croists DIES esni c,s
les plus renommteS du Kentucky. pour la taille
ct la force. "'ie
ArSsl: Bttes a eornes Durham ct autre) yor-
tons a Tongue lainc. etc. race porcine DO
mier choix. SANFORD TUONpS0hho
Pointe Coup6e: "a decembre 1859, ::
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-18
a., "A a 81 Cd


ONT ETE %arretees par lie DR.. R. F. Hereford,
~ en- face de sa residence pres Waterloo, lie
p Juliet 1860, une MULE couleur bal bruu
ag6e d'environ 10 ans, ct d'apeu- pres Is main.
de haut, portant la marque S sur lie cote droits
Une autre MULE de couleur bal, d'environ 8
ans ct l6 mains de haut, portant la marque du
collier; les quatre jambes noires ct une rale moi
re sur chaque epaule.
Silexdites mules ne sont pas reclamees dams
les s~oixante dix jours ainsi que la loi l'exige, les
dts animauX seront vendus scion la loi.
j. ST.GERMAIN,
Juge de Paix 7eme. ward.
Pie. Coupee, aodt 4 1S60.-7Qj,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-18
AN is

A YANT acquis lie fond exploite jusQu'a ce
n jour par MI. II. TRUDEAU (Waterloo) j'ai
Ilonneur d'annoncer a mes amis, ct au public
en- general. que je suis pref, des maintenant, a
poursuivre lie meme genre d'afaire;
Marchandises seches, Groceries, ProIuits de
TOuest. Article d'utilite ct de fantaisie etc. etc.
Une attention toute spectacle sera donnee ii la
reception ct a l'expedition DIES produits; ct jes-
pere ~jnstifier par mes soins lie bienveillant pa
tronage que je s%ollicite.
HENRI RENE.
Waterloo IA Avril 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-18
EPAVES

A RRETES par J.. A. Lebeau a qhatre miles
"A audessus de Waterloo, un MULET MEXE-
CAIN NOLR. age d'environ douze ans, portant
la tmarque { R J sur f'epaule gauche. Aussi
I'm mulet noiratre' age d'environ Is ans, eelui-ci
ma aucune marque visible.
LIE proprietaire est notife a venir on les
faire reclamer dams les 20 jonrs qui ~suiyront la
date de Get avis; simon Ills seront vendus au blu.
rcau du soussigne conformement a la loi.
Us. GERMAN
Juge de paix Tine District.
Route coupee23 JUN 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-18
ATTENTION.!

AUX HABITANTS CGTONNIERS.
Prose- a Loton! PRESSE A COTTON !!
r Soussigne Went d'acheter la patcnte de la
IL Presse a Cotton en- Fer, brevetee. a NM.
W. +. ct CD Provost. pour les parolsses Polnte-
Coupee. Est ct Ouest-F liciana,-Cette presse est
reconnue CONNIE etant de b~caucoup supGricure a
toutes celIes en- usage juslu'a ce jour. soft par
son habilete. sa force, son elegance. ga durte. le
D. de place qu'clle occupe. &c. &c. ct est Ia
meme a qui fut adjuge lie bRLi a la fore d Etat.
dams lc Mississippi en- 1888. lie nombrc de ces ma
chimes venducs dams les Etats a cotton, est tabu-
leux. ce Gui demontre ses avantagcs.-Le prix
est DIES plus modGrcs.-Sa force est cclle du Wis ct
leyier combine.
Ccux qui desircnt voir ccs machines, soft par
curiosite on pour faire dcs achats. mont gu st
rendrc IA Bayou-Sara, OH lie sonssigne eSpliauera
avec plaisir tous les details de cctte prcsse, quill
fcra Vancouver devant lie public.
LIE soussigne etant cllarpenticr ct gin aTigM de
profession, placera lui-meme, chez lhabitant
]claque pressc qu'on voudra hien lui acheter.
Avec cette machine, 1ui est de trespetit volu-
me-. on peut presscr plus de 40 bales de cotton
par jour, quclles qu'clles sOlcnt. En- sortant de
cvtte pressc. les bales de cotton etant carrees ct
reduites a leur plus petite grosseur. lhabitant all,
ra non-sculement moins de fret a payer. mails en-
arrivant en- Vile, les bales de cotton pourront
etre dircctemcnt exrediees en- Europe, sans avou
Jesoin d etre repressfes d Ia N~avUe-Orlfo7ts.
Tant advantages ne malqneront pas u attlrel
l'attention DIES plantcurS de cotton.
II. TENNEY.
Is iuin a Bayou-Sara.