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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

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Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
lila WILLIE DE- LA MILE
de Ia 6ouyele- Orleans. AUGUSTA C0UDREAU.
No. lT,AG
I'm VEESTU dsum writ de saisie ct vente a
Il moi adresa Honorable neuHeme Gour de District de
Ia Nouvee Orleans dams paare ceSsus procedcra le
MARD Ode noyambre 1860 midi fHete de "a Cite,
de Ia Commune, les du Camp ct des MRgasns,
u venie pHblque ct adjudication de Ia popttd don't suit la
description
ye dams e borne par les Cont st. Louis Bourbon
Royae ayant 50 pes de face Ia Royae 29 pes
de prpfondeng,.
%. uN TERRAIN stne dams lie Troseme District de cette
ve le hern6 par les Lahatpe Columbus Roman
Pieur ct aant 26 peds dc face la rue Laarpe 100
peds de profondenr.
Saise dams ratfaire ci-dessus
CoNDITfoNS-compianta au moment de Rehabilitation
e. T. PARKER,
ns % Nc shsEf de "a Pazoisse ORLEANS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22
FOR ATTAISAPAS-


IT, h. aud light dFanght steamer EicayuTae Me-
n IL Broad master, Y nov ready io receive
neetts eentefRe, Franklin, Clarendon Pattdrsoe md
a tnernediate landings and viii leave above For freight
or paRAage apply on board.
ol9 iis'i-' VS. v AdyeTisiaT Dfe i1ah' Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

Leaves every SATURDAY at P. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND "

fs.5 /. burg s. Nal I4ne-FDr Danaisonville Plad-
eInlne Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayon Sara
Rsd River l Landing Fort For ADAMS Natches; Water
burgThe Natclez 4 2. Ieathers, master, will leave
above every Saturday at o'elock p. NJ.
]. ]. PERSON & CO., Agents,
sel0 Al Carondelet street.
This Natchez vicksburg with the steamers Hops
and Prince for Yazoo river,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

Leaves on every MONDAY. at5P. NJ.
REGULAR GREE,NVHLE4EG AND
~ h Vicksburg P9cket-The new, very swift and mag
TniHcent PASSENGER packet Gen. sTno. A.
asxz=zszis q uitmnn, John ", Cannon, ninster viii
positively leave above for Argyle Landing Greenye Deer
Creek Landing Point Wortngton Carolina Lnpding, Lake
Washington Grand Lake Ashton, Pitchers Point Skpwiths
Landing, Stack Island Landing Lake Providenee Mens
Bend VekshuTg WaTreuto, Grand Gulf St Joseph Rodney,
Waterproof Naiche5 Red Eyer IAndng Bayonsara Baton
Rouge all intermediate landings For freight passage
apply on board. - - = ,,
se3 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22
M Z EMPHIs.


fsT h. Packet ldnelReguiar u: s, aail PacEst-Fop
Memphis and the Bends--Ths hue first -class mas
7elger packet steamer III. II. w. IIfli n
H. Ne~el master viii be ready receive freight Weuosa
morning ~ the foot Of Girod street. and eay0 "a nboye
For freight passage, apply on boafd.
R5~Ihs boat Memphis with the AIenphis and
Louisville. - - ~ 1s'"
Bis ading signed at the Office Of the Agent, mn q o,
on day Of departure, ~ - NfOs@
- PIRaINIUsC O. DENTzET.,
-o-z AARertsng Asnnt.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22
Leaves eysry sATuRDAY nt5 p NJ. positively
REGULAR YICNSRttRG G PICK E1

!, ~ S-!n Connection with steamer Eatchez-The mag
snlcent passenger stebmer Ra pides, Brown,
master, will leave for Donaldsonyie Plaquenie
Baton Rouge, Fort Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Fort Adams, Nachez Waterproof Rodney, st Joseph Grand
sage apply board.
yIRGINIUs G. DENTzEL,
au3l tt Advertising Agent.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
Remedy for the Peach Borer.

W. find in th- .Soafhtrn tutir0e r an
article from H. F. G ant, of Gb nn coun-
ty, Georgia, in whi,h he gives a sure
remedy aga nst the peach horer, but
which is n thing more or less than that
which We have for many years practised
with our dwarf pear stocks, Ounces
viz: Remove the earth from alound the
trunk, say four or FIVE inches, then wrap
round to same as far down as it prac-
ticable. a banlsge Of cotton cloth so as 10
b. four or five inches above the ground
when the ear, h is put back, having Sc
cured the bandage with cotton twine.
This il allowed 10 remain on, according to
Mr.. Grants plan. as | ing as 1t is whole.
and ,h-u is replaced tn other, we men.
tim that. although never tried. we had
M doubt that this bandag' method would
beequally pfFi'c i've ifapplird to peach trees
&r We recommended, however the re-
moval of the cloths abou the ut or mid
die Of Agust and 10 renew them again
as early in the spring as Ihs condition Of
the ground will admit Of the operation
We think so still. as there will then be no
chance of n4g!tc,ing 10 renew when the
old bandagps are no longer u prot"rtl"n
We never bal worm in our ounce
stocks whore this remedy vas properly
used .-G Germunton Tlgroph.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
The Boone Monumcn, in Kentucky.

We learn that Kentucky has appropri-
s,ed $4,000 to build suitable monument
in Frankfort 'ounty. over the remains Of
DANIEL BoorE. the pioneer of Kentucky.
Ohio fee s interested in the enterprise.
We are glad to learn, from lcttrr wiit,en
ny SAMUEL HAYoRoFT, that a veteran
pione 'r of our city was acc denlslly In
fuential in securing the fund at the close
of the session. The Senator from Hardin
county had secured the passags OF the
bill in the Upper House. when Col JonS
Johnston Of this city, who had been. by
invitation of Gov. Letcher, one Of the
pail bearers years ago, on the removal
from Missouri Of the bones OF DANIEL
BOONE and his wife, wrote letter to SEN
ator HAYcRorT. urging on Kentucky to
fulfil! her promise to rear a plain, bu.
suitable monument to her distinguished
pioneer. Mr.. HAYcRoFr wro,e to Col.
JonNsroN-"1en Thousand thanks TO you
for your letter on the subject Of the Boone
Monument. It came just in time to save
the bill in the House of Representatives.
The struggle to get up local bills was
such. that motion to dispense with the
rules met with opposition. Blu. when |
goI your letter. | went ~ the H"us. Of
Representa- ives and laced your lrter in
the hands Of lien raj WILLIAM JoHNsr N,
who, on mixing another effort. had your
letter T. ad from the CT rk's desk. Then.
all ~ jeo'ion was with 'rawn. and tho t'lI
wa~ taken up and passed by vote uf 81
ayes 10 nays. The House was then. and
i took 81 vot-s to pass il. Many blessings
on you for that letter. it caused me 10 ub'
tain the gr Attest victory Of my life, and
the final passage owe to you" Gncin
matt Coasape rci,L.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
"JUST AS WELL AS NOT"
BY MRS. +. D. GAGE

VA ING. ding, ding. went Mrs. Clark.
AV sons breakfast bell: the beef steak
sat smoking on ils hot platter, the cook
ed potatoes steamed up beneath halflaid
cover, AID the buckwhrat cakes said as
plain as buckwhrat cakes could "eat me
quick, for / am not worth q cent wheH |
am settled down into cool, calculating ad-
hesivehess.
"Dear me-" exclaimed Ms. Clarkson,
81 never did see such man as your iatll.
or; he will Get there and s,ickt TO that Go.
vsrnor's Message till the breakfast will be
as cold as stone, fore he'll STIR"
Doesn't make any odds. mother.
whether lie the Governors Message, OF
the trial Of John Brown. or Senator
Trumbull's spec b, l haven. known hin
to come 10 breakfast ill it was cold since
can remember" said Joe.
"Thas's so," replied Giles. "and it
my opinion that it's no, worth while for ,
dozen Of US to eat cold vi luals beUau v
one is not on hand to begin the ceremo
nies:" So Giles drew his chair up to tn,
table and made close acquaintance Wi,l
the bur urkWhst cakes; on The Instant
"0h wait for your father. Giles" sale
Mrs. Clarkson. 10 dopreCa'ins tone.--
It don't look respectful for you TO si
down 60"
. Smother. the team is all ready. AM
NY load 10 n'for the city, and you kno,
] ought 10 have been of half an hour AZ
ID meet the best market; ] can't wait"
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12

A DnUeLAs Ep,roR T REED REPUBLI-
CAN -Thomss W Dawson, d Tor oi the
l. ui>vill (Ky J Dem rrot has publsh'd
his vsIrdict"ry, St'ng. in effect; that AZ
tor issuing that pap-r for NOR than two
wears as a moderate Douglas man, ne can
no longer d SO for consrience cake. -
He proposes start str igh'-ou, Ne.
publican paper IN Cl'y county; and says;
TO carry a double face during the
coming o eat s,ruggls bei ween right snd
W ong. n our opinion. would be highly
cr;u nal. therefor w. W re very glad 10
sell ou, at the first oppo' unity. that We
urgh have or limbs free 10 fight on -
side Of right a, the II election; - also
tha, zach party might huve . paper "
represent them"
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12

On the other hand. the Cleveland
PlOindealer boasts that Douglas will get
1873 vot on the first ballot, and get q
two.tl,i'd vot" OH tn second. In reply
to the New York Htrold. it says:
"Mr. Douglas will go into the Charles
ton @ invention with ono hundred and
twetty.siyM hs CERTAIN, all blamed by
his opposition to the Le ompt,u policy.
and he W u receive q tw. third vote on
the second nr third ballot, which addi.
tional vote will be given him on the
score Of his sound Democracy, nation .liry
and availability. Stick a pin there. Old
Bennett" ,.
Which Of these poIi,ia' phrophets is
mistaken in calculations? There 10 VIDE
variation between them.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
nGrThc Wood delevates TO Charles,o

DwThO Wood delegates to Charleston
lave been nolifsd by circular that The
Committee Of Arrangements "l,ave pro.
cured st. Andrews Hall. Charleston. for
which, and the expense Of some 'smpnra.
ry sleeping arrangements which the -om-
mittee are endta,oring to make; it has
become necessary to make Al assessment
Of twenty dollars soth upon ths delegates
and allernates; and The comm itiee have TO
request that you will without delay remit
the said amount ($90) to ] H., Brewer.
No. Is, Sputh street. New York City
This amount makes NO provision for the
Board OF delegates al Charleston on."---
Wher+'s Vauderbilt's stssmship?-[N.
2. Tribune.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
LANCASTER. OHIO, THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1860

burning up this half hour with thu wait.
log. and sure they stick SO / can d. moth.
ing wid EN-. The 6rst lot I brought yes
was beautiful.
And 80 they we're. but nov cold-had
10 be thrown away.
"How cold the coffee 49," mutters
Joe.
Il know tit was brought up 90
long ago." answers Maria, "its no won.
DER"
And thus is The breakfast eaten, with.
out any social pleasure, no merry joke,
no cheerfulness. no real enjoyment; and
it settles like half.poison into the stom-
achs Of those who have been made un
happy. by what might have been avoided
'just as well as not"
Did Mr.. Carkson know how much
disgust he had made to those around
him? Not at all. He had been doing
just so for twenty years, and had come
decidedly to the conclusion that Se was
rcallya very mush abused individual, and
often said, so as kind ofexcuse for him
self.
"Women must have something TO fret
about, for fret they do and fret they will,
let US poor fellows do the best we CAM
And SO he went on, pouring out daily
this little turbid stream that riled all the
waters of his household river. making
them bitter not only 10 his own taste but
20 that Of any one who was compelled 10
drink thereof, 1t is little acts Of selfish
ness. too often, that mar the harmony Of
life--so little that those who commit them
will not reform. "Tley are so small the y
can't be Of any great Importance" and so
like Mr.. Clarkson, they read their para
graph, though the breakfast BE- ready, the
cakes getting cold. Lissie anxious TO gel
at the washing. Ella too late at schonl and
Giles liable to lose the best sale Of his
chickens. turkeys. oats and potatoes.-
Ill humor is created. aud i'll humcr cre-
a'es indigestion, peevishness, freifu ness,
and oftenlimes the worst injustice. All
of.which might have been avoided. "JUsT
AS WELL As NOT"
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12

ABoLIrl N OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT -
A bill which has passed the New York
Assembly sbolishss the puni-hm Mt Of
d alh sr slitniing confinement in the
State Prison for life. The pers'n Q nvict-
ed oi MURDER is to be conside,"d dead. 10
all inlen,s and purposes, "a respects
"matrimonial i4lat ons. an al civil md
property rights. TIE crime Of murder iS
no not to be bailable in any oate. The act
takes effect Immediately.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
COUNTY OEFTCERs

judge Of Fdirfsfd Common Pleas CouEt-HRNRY
G. WHITMAN. residence Lancaster, Ohio.
Probate JHdgs-JESSE LEoHNER, Once In Public
Building. -. tte..
Prosseuting AttOrnsy-JAMES W. STINcHC0MB,
SAsriE-AARON W. EBRIGHT, Once at Jail.
CLERK Of court-J0HN g. RAlNEY, 0nice Public
Building
Auditcr-A J. DILDlNB. ofaco Public Building.
Treasursr-P. c. REN DUN. Once Public Building
Rseordsr-b. .SYFBRT, Once Public Building.
Surreyor-E.s 8. HANNUM, onice, Talmsdgs Block,
Secot story.
CorOnsr-L sHEFFBR. residence. Madison tp.
Observation-Disclosures SHARP. Of Bern Town.
ship. DANIEL COLLINS OF Amanda Township.
School Eraninsrs-WM. W. WHITNEY, JOHN
WILLIAMS and Rev. J. r. REINMUND.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
The Day Of Death.

Thou Inevitable day,
When avoi,e to me shall say:
"Thou must rise aud come away.n
Gan thiuo other journeys past,
Gird theo, and make ready tasl
For thy longest and thy last"
Day deep hidden from our sight
In impenelrable night,
Who may guess Of thee arghti
Art thou dstanti art thou nearf
Wilt thou seem m re dark or clear.
Day with more Of hopo or fea :
wilt thou come-not seen before
Thou art standing at tho door,
Saying, slight and life are o'er2"
Or with such gradual pace
As shall leave me largeit space
To regard thee face to facei
Shall Iias my dropping head
On ono loved lapf round my bed
Prayer bs made and tears be shed2
Or at distance from my own,
Name and kin alike unknown,
Make my solitary moanf
VIII there yet be things To leave
Hearts to which this heart must cieavo
From which, parting, It must grievef
Or shall life's best ties be DER,
Aud all loved ones gone before
To that other, happier shoref
Shall I gently fall asleep
Death, like slumber, DER me creep
Like Slupber, sweet aud drepf
orthe soul long strive In vain,
To get free from toll and pain,
From ttS half.divided chAinf
Little skillet whore or how,
lfthou comest then or now,
with q smooth or angry brow.
Como thou must. and wo must die;
Jesus. Saviour, stand thou by
Whom the last sleep seals our eysl ...
-R. c. TRENCH
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12

NPBusiness cards ofabout lnes,by the year, S5 90
N'Advertisements, not marked on the manuscript,
will be continued at our terms until forbid.
T7LeRal advertise ments, Administrator'S notices,
&c., must be paid for Id advance, for reasons which,
We will explan at the time.
TPThe above terms strictly observed In all cases.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
Our Provision Trade with France.

The Legislature at its late session pass
ed resolutions asking our government 10
use lis influence to Procure the admission
Of the provisions Of the great West into
France OIL letter terms than hitherto, and
tIuslo extend the Geld for our productions.
Two cuprs of these resolu ,ons were sent
10 ,te President Of the United States by
GOV b nnisou, with request that he
w,uld forward one Of them TO the Ameri-
can h mister at P-ris, and that he would
call he attention OF tho Fr h G vern.
ment 10 Tie subject. The following is the
re>p"n>e Of Secretary Cass:-- Cincinnati
COnnercia
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
DEPARTMENT TnF STATE,

WAsHINGT n, KUN MHF II. IboV'y
To HIS ExCELLEHcY, WILLIAM DENNIS N,
GoyKRN R, F THE STATE,F Or - SIR:
Yuur Excellrncy's Letter cf he 9th inst +,
add,es sed to the President Of the United
States. has b-en referred 10 this D, part
mant. III reply. have 10 I" qua nj your
Excellpncy trat a copy Of it, with oas OF
the Cup rs Of the resolutions whi'h accom-
Dan ed it. Las been s-n, 10 the Minister Of
the Unied States a, Paris with instruc-
ii ,ns n acc tdancs with tile wishes of the
General .,ss, mbly OF The ST. e Of Ohio on
the suhjo t.
lam, Respectfully,
Your Excrllrncy's OF Seryt.
LEWIS CASS,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
NO. 2.
PROREssoR RRIrrAn

We solicit attention to the following ex.
Irac' from Prof. Briuan's Scientific Lee.
lures. We shall from time to time pub
li-h in our columns. ex racts from the pen
.. his distinguished writer. Professor
Bri'tah is truly one Of the. most thorough.
ly scientific Investigators Of the age:
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12

]. B.'s ESTMATE. - The following is
Mr.. Bu"hanan's eslir ate Of the strength
o. MIR. Doug as at Oh ,rl-ston, as it is
privately cir ulA,ed ia Washington:
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
THURSDAY. :: APRIL ls. 1860.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TERMS or ApVERrlsINo.

square OF 10 lines, orlss,, one iuserton...oo so
Three In serions 90
Fer each additional Insertion. -
All advertisements running less than three months,
cha rned nj the above rataa. .s..
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-23
ATTENTION!

AUX HABITANTS CCTONNIERS.
Presse q Cotton! PRESSE A COTTON !!
r E Soussigne Went d'acheter la patente de la
Il Presse a Cotton en- Fer, %brevetee, a NM.
w. +. ct c.. j. Provost, pour les paroIsses Pointe-
Coupee. Est ct Ouest-Feliciana.-Cette presse est
reconnue CONNIE etant de beaucoup supericure a
toutes celles en- usage jusqu'a ce jour, soft par
son habilete, sa force, son elegance, sa duree, lie
pnu de place qu'elle oceupe, &c, &C., ct est la
meme a qui fut adjuge lie PRLY a la foire d'Etat,
dams lie Mississippi en- 1853. LIE nombre de ces ma
chimes vendues dams les Etats a cotton, est fabu-
leux,'c c qui denontre ses avantages.-Le prix
est DIES plus moderes.-Sa force est celle du Wis ct
LEVER combine. .
Ceux qui desirent yoir ces machines, soft par
c~uriosite on pour faire des achats, mont qua Sc
rendre a ~Bayou-Sara, OH lie soussigne expliquera
avec plaisir tous les details de cette presse, quill
fera Vancouver devant lie public.
LIE soussigne Giant charpentier ct gin wragM de
profession, placera lui-meme, chez l'habitant:
chaque presse qu'on voudra bien lui acheter.
Avec cette machine, 4ui est de trespetit volu-
me, on peut presser plus de 80 bales de cotton
par jour, quelles qu'elles soient. En- %sortant de
ccttc presse, les bales de cotton Giant carrees ct
rGduites a leur plus petite grosseur, I'habitant au-
ra non-seule1nent moins de fret a payer, mails en-
~arrivant en- vile, les bales de cotton pourront
etre directement expediees en- Europe, sans auoi,
hssoin d stre repressfes q la Nouue1e ORLEANS.
Tant advantages ne manqueront pas d'attirel
l'attentlon des planteurs de cotton.
II. TEN1NEY,
18juin Z a Bayou-Sara.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-23

L SERA vendu a ~1'encan, a la residence de
In. Charles Petit fills, pour cause de depart a la
diguc. sur Ia Fausse-Riviere partie inftTieure du
Chenal: dams la Paroisse West Baton-Rouge, pres
de l~1Hernitago, lie LuSDI 23eme jour du mois de
Juliet 1860.
Tn moroccan de terre contenaat % arpents de
supericie, fai>ant face a la partie inferleurc dn
Chenal de In Faussc Riviere bornec dun cote
par la terre de Nine J. Labauve. ct de lantre
par celle de Mr.. A. l.. Mahoudeau ayec toutes les
am6liorations, SAVIOR: Une maison de residence.
I'm magasin, une cuisine, IN magasin de depot
IN bateau a vapeur tout neuf. 4 bateaux plats
destinGs a charroycr sur la Faussc-Riviere, les
cotons ct les sucres des habitants. Les proprie-
ties ci dessus seront vendnes en- bloc.
.Seront aust vendus separement les objets sui
wants: mcubles de maison, Furniture de cuisine,
deux FORCES avec leurs accessories, ontils de
charpentier, I'm cheval, TN mnlet, une vache,
une %yoiture, IN buggy, une charette. etc.
7ermcs ct conditions de la Genie:
Les meubles compliant, la terre compliant.
"a balance a I'm, denx, trois, ct quatre ans du
lour de la vente.
Les acquereurs fourniront leurs billets avec
caution s%olidaire. portant 8 pour Gems d,interet
de date. depths me hypothtque sera reservee
sur la terre jusau'au parfait Placement.
26 mai 1860 CHAS. PEfIfFlLS
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-23
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

>PARO1SSE DE LA POINTECOUPEE.
En- conformite de la proclamation de 5, +.
THOMAS O.. MOORE GOuyerneur de FEtat de IL
Louisiana. avis public est dome par ces pre-
sentcs. par lie soussigne sheriff de la dite paroisse,
du'une Election aura lieu aux burcauS d cleo
ton de cette paroisse, lie
Lundi 2me jour du mas de Juliet 1860
de 8 h, 4. NJ. a Al. p. NJ. atm dGlire un Senateur
pour remplir la vacance dansle senat de | Etat DE
Ia Louisiana pour lie district Senatorial, compose
des paroisses de Quest Feiiciana P~ointe-Coupee
ct Quest Baton-Rouge. Les commissaires d cleo
ton sont requis d'avoir d tenir l'election dams
les divers bureaux detection, en- conformlte de
la susdite proclamation ct de la loi let de taire
leur retour all sossignf.
BUREAUI DETECTION.
lie District-Au magasin de NM. Herring &
Miller;2 2. A la maison d'ecole; 3; A la maison de
Charles p. long.
2me District-A la maison d'ecole de Chalfant
3me District A Williom's-pcrt,
4me District A la mai>on decOle Nouvcau-
Texas. pres de l'habitation de Chs. Boyd; 2 Au
magasin ellsworth.
SINE District-1. y morganza 2. an magasin de
de Monteifh.
6me District-A la maison d'tcole.
7me District-Chez J. st. German.
Sine District \ la naison de Cour.
8 Di>trict-Au magasin de Simon d Co.
10 District Au magasin de Lazarus ct Loeb.
lime Dlstrict-A la mai>on d'ecole.
12me District-.Au magasin de J. l.. Desruorl-
ellie 4 Co.
l3ne District-.A Ia maison de Marcelin
Aguillard ct Louis Saisan.
lime District-A Livonia.
SEVERN PORCHE,
Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-23
CoABAr DE coos A WAsEINGTON.

CoMBAr DE coos A WAsHINGroS.-Le
dernicr num6ro .du Porter's Spirit Of The
Times u apprend qn'nne certaine clas-
Sc de la population de Washington Sin
terresse vivcment a un combat de coqs
qui doit avoir lieu lie 10 courant. elem
jeu dc chacune DIES deux manches sera
de $500 ct celui de la~bclle de $1,000.
Les combattants nc SOM autre one lie
Gen. Oftega, cog espagnol appartenaat
y phonorable J. C. breckenridge. On
croft que ccs combats de coqs attireront
lie plus grand concours de danes ct de
gentlemen qui ait jamais assists a des
jcux de ce genre aux Etats-Unis."
Bien des gems ne m~anqueront pas de
c%ritiqner ce nouveau passe.temps du Sc
crctaire de la guerre ct du vice pr6si-
dent des Etats Unis; mails, dams notre
opinion, il vaut mieux METRE en- presen-
&c deux coqs belliqueux que faire battre
deux boxeurs, a lexemple des plus
grands mobiles d'Angleterrc. Nous ne
croyons pas, par excmple, que la victor
re dun cog kc%ntnckicn remport6e sur
un volatile espagnol, transporte de joje
lie peuple enter DIES Etats-Unis ct lui
inspire a regard des Espagnols ces SUI
perbes sentiments de dedain qui Sc sont
tFahis lei a lendroit de 1'anglcterre, apres
la demi-victoire d'Heenan sur Sayers.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-06-23
Chevaux, Mulets, etc.

r SOUsSIGNE, connu depuis de tongues an
- noes pour son experience dams cette branche
Importance de commerce; Went de s'etablir dune
maniere permanente a la P~ointc-Coupee, pres
du debarcadaire du Ferry ct en- face de Bayou
Sara. II a eleve en- Get endroit de spacieuses
ecuries, ct aura CONSIGNMENT en- main grand nom
bre de Mulets ct de Chevaux eleves sur son
haras pres de Lexington (kentucky). II peut
offrir au choix du public les plus beauy animaux
de race, ainsi que les produits eroises dcs especes
les plus renommees du Kentucky, pour Ia taille
ct la force.
AtssI: Betes a cornes Durham ct autre), Mou-
tons a Tongue jaime, ETC., race porcine de pre-
mier choix. SANFORD THOMPSON.
Pointe Coupee, "a decembre 1859. IT,