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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-28

s decide ct dc 'autre cote par la terre d
Francois Lieux.
3 La moitie indivise du moulin, appa,
/ tenant a la succession de Therence Sam
> son. ct de la communicate de Francoi
: Samson, decide, bati en- societe sur lie.
Terres des deux parties.
ESCLAVES:
Afcide negre age d'cnviron 19 ans.
Suz!e, negresse agee de 25 ans ct ses
trois enfants, Vilsin, (infirme) age de
ans, Jenny, agee de 2 ct Eugene agt
de s mois
Clara, n6gresse agee dc 25 ans at
taque dune maladie d'ycnx, avec ses
entants Cesaire, age d'environ 1 ans
Feline, d'environ ans, ct Jeanne de Is
| mois.
Antoinette, mulatrcsse agee d'environ
| | ans.
Laurent, negrillon age de IA ans.
Luclen, do ii ans.
Adele. negresse agte d'environ 81 ans
ct son enfant age de Is mois.
Cafe, negre age d'environ II ans
-AaoipiiC, HeSie aye ue 4U ans
Jean Louis negre age de Al ans.
Hlppolyte, negre age de 80 ans, afig6
dune tistule incurable.
Dorval, negre age d'environ 80 ans.
.Victorin, negre age dcnviron 38 ans.
Zenon, negre d'environ SO ans,
Old Seraphn negre d'environ Sc ans.
Vincent negre d'environ SIS ans, af1lige
dune fstule.
Robin, negre age de 40 ans, charpen-
tier
jim, negre age dc As ans
Jean Pierre negre de 81 ans, aff1igeI
dune hernic
Ned ou Nation, negre de 81 ans.
Michel, negre de SO ans. $%sF5 -
Jack, negre de So ans. ..-. |
Llse, negresse d'environ 50 ans.
Feline, negresse de 81 ans.
Gustine, negresse de 50 ans attaquee
dune maladie.
Victorine negresse de 50 ans, maladive
SEVERN, negrillon age de IL ans.
Marie, n6grcsse ag6e de 80 ans.
Lastly negre age de 80 ans affectc dun
:a
Jean Baptiste, negre de 90 ans.
Lalie, negresse de 43 ans, ct sa file
caroline, ,negtite agee de ans.
Louise, mulatresse agee de % ans, ct
scs tro1s entants : Armand mulatre age +
lie 6 ans, Ctclc mu!atresse agee de 8
ms ct Armantine, mulatresse de 3 ans.
Clarisse, negresse d'environ a ans
foIle) ct son enfant Guilaume age DEN
iron ans.
Robert, negre age d'environ % ans.
Aglae, negresse agee de 90 ans, ct
es deux enfants !: Georgina, negrite
gee de ct Atala. negrite agee Den
iron mois.
Dalz If, negresse de 81 ans.
Cleonise negresse agee d'environ 20
MS. s - =zs r-.. ~s |
Mathilde, negresse agee d'environ 20
MS ct son fills Octave age d'environ Is
lois. '~-
Theresine, grifonne agee de 81 ans, /
laladlve, ct son fills Achile age dc 2 ans. !
Betsy, negresse de Is ans.
Amelie, negresse agte de 49 ans. d
Alfred, negre II ans. a
EF Ell . MUDILIERS.
Mulets, Chevaux, Vaches, Cochous &c h
eubles de Mason ct ustensiles de cui- G.
me- n
1ermes ct conditions de Ia rente: c,
Les effets mobiliers, Compliant. n
Les Terres ct les EscIaves. un quart :.
prix de Padjudication, Compliant, ct o
balance EN- trois termes egaux, un, Ell
lux ct trois ans de credit du jour de la ;,
ente. "
Les acquereurs fourniron. leurs billets Q
rec caution solidaire, rordEe de Pad ct
payable au bureau du Re di di
rider de cetta paroisse, portant 5 pour ia
mt d'interet par an, de la date de la te
nte, jusqu'au paiement, ct hypotheque "
eciale reseryee sur les terres ct les es- ="
: SS' S-E s.s%et+aE 1
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-28

I III 1dl LIE La 4LOU loiA N u,
couR Dc NEUvIEME DISTRICT JUpIcIAIRE
PARoIssE DE LA PoINrE CoUPeE.
, 1ans lafaire de la succession. de Fran
, eois Samson decide, ct dc la commu
naute qui a existe entire lui ct son
epouse survivante veuve Helene Gre
| million. .s T. =.sz.s.=
IEN vertu DUN ordre moi adresse par
FHonorable Cour du Neuvieme Dis
trict, dams ct pour la paroisse ct Etat
susdit, Je Soussigns Sheriff, offrirai en-
vente publique sur les lieux, a la der
Mere residence du defunt Francois Sam
son, sur la Fausse Riviere, en- cette pa
roisse, le .a---sez... .=
. Jesdi, 23me jour de Fsrrier 1860,
a 10 heures A. NJ, les proprietes suiyan-
tes dependant de ladite succession. Cette
vente des proprietes en- communaute est
faite, Feffet d'effectuer un partage en-
tire les heritiers du defunt ct Ia veuve
suryivante. s-s....-... ...=....=.5
TERREs:
Tn moroccan de Terre on Habitatinn.
etablie en- cotton situe sur la Fausse
Riviere Ell la paroisse de la Pointe Cou-
pee, ayant sept arpents ct demie de face
sur la Fansse Riyiere, ct courant sur la
profondeur quarante arpents, ladite
lIgne fermant sur le derriere, avec Ia
batture sur le devant de ladite terre, Dor
ne sur chaqne cote par les terres de la
succession de Therence Samson, cnsem-
BILE avec toutes les bittisses ct ameIiora-
tons ani= .s'y tronvent, consistants: enl
sucrerie sans machine, maison prin-
clpale sisine, cabanes i negres ct au-
tres @ts* - y !
Nnorceaus de Terre, situe44
Il sre en- cette paroisse,
ee- = de face sur lie |
Vansse Riviere,
syingt neu
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-28
MARRIAGE,

Maries, Mardi 2i de ee mois, par lie Reyerad
F. MrrTEIBRosS, NJ. BENJAMIN FABRE Me
EMMA PATIN.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-28

7 ES personnesqui ont des reclamations contre
IL James 5. Hudson ct freres, sont nriees de
les presenter JoHN YoIsT avocat, Chen,in Neuf
Holnte Coupee, u Janvier 1860. If.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-28
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. s-,
coUR DE JUICE DE PAIx DU l3eME DISTRICT.
pAR1IssE DE La PoTsTE corPeE
L.. d. Iradeaa'
Rieul Sicard.

RieuI sicard. W -'e'
FN vertu de ct pour satisfaire un writ
- de f. ia. lance dams la cause ci-dessus
intitulee, ct a moi adresse par phon cour de iuge
de pax du l3e district dams ct pour la paroisse ct
Etat susdits, pour satisfaire la demande du ulai-
gnant ct aux rafs, jai saisi ct fofrirai en- yeute
publique. a la residence de NJ Rieul Sicard. Ie
Lunds, Some jour de Janrir 1860,
II h. A. NJ tous les droits tires ct intersts cue
ie defendeur a dams ct a fadite propriete ciapres
decrite, savoir:
Environ 5000 Iirres de cotton on grains plus
on noins. z5r.r.zEss -
Ier1nes et conditions de la reate: .-
Compliant, avec estimation.
~ z@'1 J. 4. LEBEAT, Constable.
Pointe-Coupee, IA jan 1860 l. "A 1<ss ~
gal AVIS = 7s 81
tn ST doa1e par ces presentes, que L. II. TR.-
Ia pEAU, administrator de Ia succession de
Abraham Afford. de- deposf In Csar dn gme
District, aans ct pour Ia paroisse de Ia Points
Coupee, son tableau final de distribution des
fonds de ladite succession, ct que ii aueune op.
position n est faite audit tableau tiaas les dix
jours qui suivreatla publication de Get avis. il
sera holaologue ct apRrouvs par latlite Cour.
A. BONDY, Grefier
Pointe-Courec. 15 Ianvicr 1860
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-28

As~P ~Plnsieurs dc nos abonnes Sc plai-
gnent de ne pas reeevoir leur journal, on
de le recevoir inexactement; notre habi-
tude est, dependant, d'expedier nos ga
zettes lee plus tot ct lie plus directement
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-28

nombre de lettres quill dit avoir reeues
du Sud. Nous reproduisons la partie la
plus saillante de sa reponse:
Nous avons pour les opinions de ceux
de nos abonnes qui nous ont adresse
ces communications, la difference. que
pon doit 4 des convictions sinceres; mais
ii nous est impossible de trouver. .aucune
ralsoII conclaante pour que le Gourrier
dss Etats- Unis Sc fasse exclusivement
porgane de telle on telle latitude, on de
tel ou tel parti. L'avantage de notre
position exceptionnelle, CONNIE ioural
traaeais aux EtatsUnis, est de ne depen-
dre exclusivement d'aucune influence. ct
de ne representer en- particulier aucun
lnteret special. Notrc Independence EST
Ie gage de notre impartialite dams tou-
tes les questions de politique anssi bien
alnerlcaine qucuropeenne' ct dams Pune
CONNIE dams Pautre, nous n'obeissons
qua ces principles conservateurs oui
sont. nos yeux, Ia garautie fondamen-
fale &c Il grandeur des empires. de Ia
Stabilize des gonvernements ct de Ia
prosperite des peuples.n
70 marche suiyie par notre confrere ne
nous parait pas denature i satisfaire 60 ses
abonnes. Il declare avoir soutenn l.
ticket republican, pour pEtat ct le tick
81 democratiauel lcehi d dHavemeyer. car
y . attaaue violemment ceIui de Ia de-
'nocras'e ''S.aa rationale qui triomph4) pour
= vllle' Tendre % ehaque cots un;s
man : deux ennenis, prschcr Il concor.l
de est assur6ment une fort belle chas.
Mais M i : temps pour tout. r.. ~,
o'lcalns ne sont attaques dams ancnn :
.eref lis ne sont menaces nj dams lenr. |
fortunes, % = NJ dams leurs foycrs, nj dams
fe1istehee de 1eurs families. C'est ~
coh.ralre Y situation qu'ils ont faite aux
haDltants du Sud. tCes derniers po,s
senolent ! done aroir le droit de- dire:
sm nest pas pour nous est contre , Mons
!. - lepe'ons que nous regrettons sin
a;as - ae g pas voir IN journal, re-
a,gs asee talent q aai poassde ] New
a l'1kans srsaiis inluenee., prendre nlas.l
ea..s a.asaeas !. d'fsaae .la Sud attaaus
seax aai par par fanat;sne sans ,s
aIaeDe, =. s.ns ia'srst eherchens !
eeass nne catastrophe A.. -, /.
sssases Ee1ombsEa ahr Ieurs pronra J !.
pa,s Csss g q Lori,aas 'op'e :
1s re. d
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-28

arpcnts, partant du bord dudit Chenal,
sans batisses, borne dun cote par la terre
de la succession de Thereuce Samson,
deoede ct dc l'autre cote par la terre de
Francois Licux.
3 La moitie indivise du moulin, appar-
tenant la succession de Therence Sam
son. ct de la communautt de Francois
Samson, decide, bait en- societe sur les
Terres des deux parties.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA

Pointe -Coupee, 81 decembre 1859.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19

The CHICAGO NoMINATIoN.-Seward or
;,tes.-A telegraphic dispatch, to the Louis
lie Bulletin, dated the 18th inst, IL P. NJ,
Tys-
The probability of Mr., Stewards nomina-
on increases. His friends say it is all fixed
1t the opposition is very strong, and the
,periment is so dangerous one thatit will
,rdIy be perfected. even If the power con-
aues without further reflection and consul
ton. Men from New England, who came
,re earnest for Seward, and some of them
structed, have satisfied themselves that the
,miEation onght not to be made. Much
w depends on the course of New England.
they act together, and against Mr.. Seward,
cannot be nominated; but at present they
re divided.
The wigwam is in operation tonight, with
.eeches from distinguished delegates.
Mr.. Bates is growing as the alternate to
ward, and seems 10 afford the best prom.
,. of success.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19
Mr.. ReII,s Return and Welcome
Home.

Hon. JoBx BELL returned TO this city yes
rday, from Philadelphia, whittier he had
gone for his family. His r, ception was most
cordial and enthusiastic. A very large con-
course Of his old ncighbors and friends met
him a. the depot OF the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad and marched in procession
with him to the City Hotel. where he was
welcomed to his home by Hon. MILL 5.
BRowx. in one of thoss eloquent and soul
stirring addresses for which he is celebrated
wherever be is known. Mr.. BELL. speaking
from an open carriage, TO the immense throng
that crowded all the available space between
the Hotel and the Court House, and swarmed
upon the alleri of the Hotel, returned bic
thanks for the cordial greeting which he bad
received from those with whom he had lived.
aud who had sustained and upheld him in all
she most trying and difficult scenes in his
career. He referred in terms Of just empha-
sis to the evils which encompass the country,
and tn. dangers TO which the Republic Is sub
jecfed,-to tue honor which bad been confer
d upon him by body unusually large. and
distinguished throughout the country for
their ability and conservatism, many of whom
would have been more competent perha
than himself to bear the standard and to lead
the friends of The Constitution aud the Union
through the perils which beset Ibem,-and to
the reliance of the country upon the strong
arm and sober judgment Of the people to
assert and maintain the Constitution,
10
frequently vociferously applaudcd, in the
coI-se of his remarks. 1t was eyi.
cent that the crowd felt deeply the majesty
and power OF the cause ind man, and the
duties and responsibilities resting upon them
as citizens. At the conclusion OF bis speech,
Hon. EDwIS FL. EWING, who was with bin
in the carriage, was called SO earnestly that
he was compelled to respond in brief
speech. which was characteristic of the pow
er, the honesty and patriotism of the man.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Els remarks, n
large number Of the people met Mr.. BELL IN
the P,rIors of the Hotel. offering him their
congratulations, and shaking his honest
hand as that of true and trusted friend.
The reception was spontaneous and en-
thusiastic; many gray-headed men, who had
known and associated with Mr.. BELL from
his boyhood. were in the procession. AS
she pageant moved from the Railroad depot
TO the Hotel, cheer after cheer, went up with
such enthusiasm as to make the welkin fair-
Iy ring. During The reception speech OF
Gov BRowS and the reply Of Mr.. BELL. We
observed numbers of his old friends and COM
p4nions affected even to tears. The heart OF
the people are with him and for him. The
display OF yesterday is but an indication of
how the people of Tennessee. at least, will
rally to his support, and that Of the Consii:
tuition, the Union and the Laws.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19
Save Your Horses.

ave take great pleasure in recommending the
xican Mustang Liniment a valuable and indis-
nsabe article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches Calls
Horses. Our men have it for severe Burns, Bruis-
Sores, Stiff Joints and Rheumatic Pains, and all
it acts like magic. We other Liniment.
W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Harnden's aud Wells Far
F.. Co.'s Express"
Gentlemen 81 had negro man worth 81 200
d 10 took cold from bad hurt, and was useless for
cr one year; had used everything could hear
wi hout benefit, until tried the Mustang Lini-
Mt. II has perfectly cured him, and l can now
e the above price for him.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES DORRANCE,
Every Planter, Teamster and Family should have
invaluable article. Sold by all respectable deal
throughout the world.
BARNES PARK,
mayl-lm Proprietors, New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19
The Chicago Nominee.

The Chicago Convention, yesterday, NOM
inatrd Hon ABRAA LINCOLN. OF Illinois. as
the Republican candidate for the Presidency,
He Il a KentuckiIn By birth. q strong for
chile stump oralur. and his nomination Is
due chiefly TO the prominence given him by
his canvass in 1855 with Judge DoUGL,s.
He Is, like Mr.. SEWARD, = believer In an
"irrepressible Conflict" between freedom and
slavery. having preached the theory in his
Illinois campaign in advance of the Roches-
ter manifesto. Although o. inferior to a I.
SEWARD in all that fits man for the Presi-
dency. be is perhaps a more dangerous can
didsfe. II will require vigorous and skill
full effort to defeat him. should the friend.
of Mr.. SEwAsb espogse his cause heartily.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19

Mr. BuCHASASis FAvORIrE NONISArED.-
ABE LINCOLN, the favorite of Mr.. BUCHANAN,
in aid OF whom the power and patronage of
the government was used In the Illinois cam
pNign Of 1858. has been nominated by the
Chicago Convention. As the President
sought his elevation to the Senate, in prefer
nee to continuing Mr.. DOUGIAs there, We
presume LINCOLN will be. in like manner, she
administration candidate for the Presidency
If Mr.. DOUGLIs is nominated a. Baltimore,
We shalt see q pretty sight then.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19

HArPr DisPoSriox.-The editor of the
RogersviIle Stsas Sslfss<I announces the adj
jourument of the Charleston Convention,
and adds 4:
I'VE viii be frank enough to say We are
not pleased with this arrangement; but we do
say, In good earnest, We are truly glad mat
trrs are no worse"
The Charleston Convention quarrsis like
dogs for seven days, splits the party clean
In tse, and breaks up In = row. The editor
OF the S<siiasi is ..truly glad matters are no
worse" What xoaid be call sEarses"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19
Mrs WfnsiOw. an

Yrs WfnsIOw, an experienced nurse an
; ale physician, hasa soothing syrup for children
hing, which greatly facilitates the process Of
thI-g by softening the gums eiucing all in llama
will allay all pain and is sure TO regulatethe
wells. Depend upon it, mothers, it willgive rest
ourselves and relief and health to your infants
-fectly safe in all cases. See advertisement n
ther column une7dAuly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19

81 The Union and American again goes to
the Cincinnati Gazette for the opinions of Mr..
BELL on subjects connected with the slavery
question Our contemporary would exhibit
far better taste, and much more research, il
he would take up the record OF Mr. Bell. his
speeches, votes. &c, in Congress. and sustain
the position be seeks to faslen upon hiEl
through the fundamentally of . republican
Journal We challenge our neighbor 20 pro-
duce anything from that record showing
D op-rly interpreted, that Mr.. BELL Is untrue
20 che South.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19
Meeting Ia Baltimore.
Hen. Jas. m. ouarfe..

We end the following paragraph in the
Baltimore Pstriof Of the 18th inst:
A multitadinoas meeting was held In Mon
rnent Square last evening. 20 ratiiy the
nominations o. the late coexension Tor PresI-
dent and Vice-President. The partieul r. o.
which are given 10 our local column. Tn.
speakinz was quite animated. and . large
degree Of enthusiasm prevailed. amid.t The
friag of rsckets. the beating q drums. the
playing Of martial music, the streaming Of
banners, ass such kindred incidents. Tn
utmost order was preserved. Ali seemed &,
agree that The speech OF Mr.. q laTlr-, enc OF
the present. In-inb-rs nj Congress from T-sl-
nessee, was decidedly the bess amongst the
very many good oaes made on the occasion.
Nearly. ell the speech-s met the slavery 10
sue k<1asreiy and boldly, by pointing 10 the
facf, that tie nominees stand xhere Mr.. Clay
stood on this point. and that, they said, n a.
sound enough far any uaios man The Tea
nessseans, TIE Geosg ians and the Msryiasi-
ers, who spoke. pledged their States forsihe
nominees BY Large nAjoritirs-
Col. Jo- G. PicKrrr. Of Tennessee; Hon.
WV. Pxfcs. .sI BslIimnre. Hon. s4s's. KHa-
EER, Of G~ergis sBl number Of oshsf
gsntlemea made sPeeeAss ca the eeeAsioa-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19
Grand Rasfhcasion MeerEnk.

The friends OF the Constitution and the
Union in Tennessee will hold meeting in
this city ON Saturday, 10th inst, to ratify the
nomination of JoHs BELL and EDwARD ET-
xRErr, for President and Vice President. The
entire delegation from this State TO the Bal
,irnore Convention are expected to be pres
emf. Distinguished speakers will address the
meeting. All who favor the objects of the
meeting are cordially invited to attend
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19
FRIDAY, JUNE lST.
FRIDAY, JUNE LIST.
Proprietor's Purse S2o0. Mile heats.
SATURDAY, JUNE IND.
Jockey Club Purse, s4oo- Two mile HATS.
SAME DAY.

SAME DAY.
Sweepstakes for three year oIds. Single dash sf
two miles.
slO0 entrance $50 forfeit three or more to I'LL the
stake; Club to add 500 Il the race is
l. W. II. John on enters Gu Tenth Legion by imp
Albion, dam Polly ELLIOTT by Lev athal.
2. M Young enters br b. imp Albion, dam by
Woodfolk's Leviathan.
3. Also, enters by br imp Albion, dam Martha
Dunn by imp Sovereign.
4. Gen. W. G. Harding enters gr Loyalty by Chloe
H,rold, dam Delta by Priam.
so enters br Cavalry by Chlde Harold, dam
Kate King by imp Pram-
g. b. F. Cheatham enters b by Free Trade, dam
by ID Belsha ZZar.
Z. Geo. Elllutt etneTs ch by imp Albion, dam Ann
Chase by imp Levathan.
s. A. Barnes enters CHI Toodles by Highlander,
dam by Epsilon
9. Roundtree Stoner enter Sllhe Woodward by
imp Albion, dam ldora by imp Prsm.
10. T. q. Moore enters b by Blown Dick dam Md
way by Boston. Is. F. CHEAThAM,
may-9-td lTop, ietor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19

DREPA RING sf-oa make a change i1 our bcsinsss
J. krraE Essaeafz desire % feduce our prese1t
stsck ~ uaeh a. peEsibie- II order % % tnls se
sl1 e1ef car prcsezt stu q slaFle and faacf lrs
eosas redaesa priccs We an band . me
a=ssrtmeat q six BeFages. Masins aad fEaxeltng
tseods, an IN Tact fIhoz c1e c91i1 sizn ter.
@ise, WEfts Soeds. kEn6ssiderics. mes cry, i1bse
nznnask. sseetias Bleschez .sd Bro<a EunssIies
Plznfarias osss Tor an1 gosasn. Ciothz, CAsl-
H<B-s. yestihss and Ca6ers rear for Seasienser- Ne
wts 20 81. tz.rfscuiar slteatoa 10 Ont tsEaa ossn-
sr on xhieh ell b lsapd - All fies laanf esslr4-
be faods ~ ose faaftf tier value
ae~rs-sf kI-HOl.sttS 4 HUMPHREY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19

~About twenty hhds. of Tobacco have
en- received here within the past two weeks,
ON Kentucky. upon the Louisville and
ashville Railroad. They came from Simp-
n county,-passed down the Louisville and
ashville road to Nashville, over the Edge
Id and Kentucky road to the junction. and
the Memphis. GAINESVILLE and Louisville
ad to this place. Seven hhds. were consign-
to Howell, Blackman Il Co.. and sold at in
lection on Thursday last. The remainder
Unsigned to Z. II. Smith.-Cgarksviue Jefer-
ii0n.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19

ADvIcE 10 LADIEs.-We are aware there many
our lady readers who are complaining OF weakness
i debility. Our advice is to go at once and get
ne of McLEAS's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL Bloom
RIfIER. 1t is delicious Tonic, and just the thing
strengthen and Invigorate the whole Organization,
purify the Blood. See advertisement in another
lumn. my10-d&w1m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19

~Every friend of the late Messrs. DoUG-
As and JEFFERSON will read with interest
re following from De Grond Hes, German
,per at Holland, Michigan:
DE tegenwooridge democratic, met Ste
hen A Douglas aan het hoofd, uoomt deze
er kettersch en- verraderlUk. Hieruit zien
ne iandgenooten duidelijk, Dat de tegen-
ooridge zoogeaaamde democratische begin
len Met zijn de begidseIen. die eenmaal
,or Washington. Jefferson. en- de vaders
n Reyolutie gehuldigd werden."
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Zine Plants, ETergreens, &c.

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HoIIoxyay,s r.

HoIIovyay,s Piils.-Dyspepsia, Sick and
rvOus Headache. Physicians class headaches IN
six divisions, each requiring a separate remedy
ignorance of the immediate cause how frequently
st they err, and their treatment miscarry HoI
yays Pills fail in the cure of Dyspepsia and
consequei ces, headaches, &C. mayl6-1w