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Rail ROa0s.
l859-6O.

lS59--60.
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati RaiIFOaa
- -. -
WINTER ARRANoF7TflgT r
4 ~ AND AFTER MONDAY Nov.
~ T. Ss Passenger TraiRs leave Clsyelnd a. fIlo. !:
T.35 A. NJ. Cincinnati Express stouuir1 A. Rers, f
L0h. Ia Grange Weiingtoa New london g.
a., - - lem shelby and all stations south OF sheI6T
~ d Cineinnati Night Passenger st0BuinE a
tons batW0en Cleveland and Gallon M n
leave passengers at q u stations south Of ft1Io-,
CONNECTIONS.
ShsinJl sandugky, mangleld auo Newark Railroad fa,
60. h1snsaeid Nj YGrnon, Newark ZanesTils Rc
~Ae'As i.lL5s1lrgh Ht. Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Ier rForef Upper SaRdusky, Dulph0g, Lima, IL
wayne, LAporte, Chicago, &C. west, and East
e,l, - i9I hansfeld Wooster, BIassill0n, Ee
sA -Au ellatonalne halrpad Line for EfariOH Belle
sT2a.l1s5, sidney UuioR. Maneis IRdaRap0lis
NC $50, n 1. yiheSaneE Evansville, iouisFillo
DIANA ssytoa and Cincinnati Line for suringasld. O
5t.-yon Hamilton, Cincinnati. Richmond Il
S9liP i-la llsY NJ LsIfs daate 81 Lcuis. Er and st
SlAst ~ Win the OhiD b hlisgisgibui Bsil-
River - ~ M OAlS
Columbus, Lltss Miami and Columbus. and xssia Rail
tSial eSal ~ q Aseiia DaItons Ln1iaaapolis, TsTrs
einnatl, and V1ththe OhloaHd HIisgiTTiDsi P.il
I9aa AZ cincinnati for LOaisFille FvanrTiIia
SalIo, y LOUIS, and allp0inis on the OHIO TiTsT
NsianAA Aslsia Dho E-afoad Tor Newark Zlneggiils
Hheehlgy Ee.i Colus1bus Piqua ana T1disTa
railroad for Piqua, UTbana. sEe
a For Tickets 20 all points and inffmation aun5v -
the Union Ticket Ofhes 81 iSuperOrstTsst or s ne Pa
usngeT Station.
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NEW YoRK nrARKEr-Fsb. %

LbA IELEdhAFH.l
Ashts-Ssady and unchanged Sales IS bhls at IS %
pos end S5 i3IS for pearls
9aA046b0 for State, S50525 for super western
fa3t0 for common 10 med. extra western; S5sSd6 O1
i1r fresh ground Shipping brands found no Ohio
MARKET steady, with far demand for home consumption
SUsdisn FlOuI-Sslss 200 bSls at ssbsas5 eOmmOnt to
ne FlOuT-Alsrkss quiet, with small sales at 50 7c9
Buotvhsut FlOuT-In moderate request atIsI62X9l rs
per cWt,
Com Mesl-Quist and unchanged, Jersey, Ss,5O9s,sO,
81 Is fm BrsndyWms.
WhiskyDemsnd modears. and market without speci al
ehange sales SO bbls At 02c the inside price for
Whsat-Quet and firm, with fair demand Prime white
- scarce, and brings full prices 10000 bus good white ca
fTee Of eEpense TIL opening Of North River.
Eye- llei and hrm. Sales 600 buE Al S1(d85c.
6aleyLess active but holders very firm Sales 20C0
lus four rived State at 7sc
CurnEm. but less active. Sales 900 bus af SOGs2c
STnew yellow, aud sO9S3e fornew white.
dian.
POr-sEs1kst du heavy and lower Sales 1000 bbls at
new in mess; SIS for prime mess; SI7 foT civ az:
Sllb1 o d and sll, IS new prime.
Boe-Frmer and unehnng'd Sales 700 bbls at 81 24EO
country grne; S55 50 ooun ~ mess; fs9SlO repacked
Beef Hams-Firnsr with sales of 300 bs l39l656; new
Prime mess hesf--Firm at Sl6asss
EeAts-Sieady Sales $40 Pkgs &c for shoulders 96
J, sscel-Fiasr Sales 100 boxes at slc cumD middeu
ksIa1HsSyy; sales go, 2so6bIs At u9nk
Cheese-Fair demand At aGllLc
Wooi-Flrmer SsleS 5000 lbs domestic fleece 7TISa6l
Candes-kIrm a lIals and 2Oc. Sales 5000 boxes.
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The Penpavlvania. CoaI OiIs.


In an article on the coal oils of Pennsylvania,
now receiving SO much attention, the Springfield
Republican says
The process ofcollecting is simple and mex
Pensive, after the first cost ofopening the wells,
the mingled OIL and water being pumped into
troughs, from which the water passes off at the
bottom and the oil at the top. 1t is afterwards
clarified and is fitted for burning in lamps, but
still retains much of that Pungent, bitumiuous
odOr which is 60 disagreeable TO most people
the concentrated essence of the pines and spru-
ces Of innumerable ages ago. This oil is the
ancient petroleum, variety Of liquid bitumen
flowing from beds associated with the coal stra-
"a, and expressed BY pressure and heat. It is
found in great abundance in Asia, and immense
quantities oft are used in Burmah, whose oil
wells produce half million hogsheads of oils
annually. These wells have been in operation
for centuries, and yet the supply continues as
liberal as ever, and bids fair to last while the
world stands In this country are many places
where petroleum is indicated, and we presume
1t viii be found wherever there is any amount
Of coal As cheap illuminator its production
Is great public benefit, and it will undoubted>
lY become a source Of wealth to thousands of
those interested in the business Some are 80
confident Of its abundance, and the low price at
which it viii be afforded, as to predict that it
viii take the place Of coal for fuel on the ocean
steamers, thus reclaiming for freight large part
OF the vessels now laden with coal
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NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
~ has been duly appointed and qualified Assignee
trust for the benefit Of the cred Of Valentine DOer
WEIGH and George + DOterweich Of the city Of Cleveland
Iuyahoga county Ohio; late constituting the firm of
Doiterwech Son Creditors Of said individuals OF firm
are required to their claims according law
+. NICOLA. y
ClsV6laUd Ohie. February "A 1850 feb25 274.3w
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French DUTIEs ON ToBAcco.-As is well
known, the Government in France enjoys q
monopoly Of the trade in Tobacco. the importa.
ton and manufacture of the article being in
trusted to a commission called the Regie, en-
Dloying capital Of forty-fve million dollars.
There are no duties levied on American Tobacco
10 France when imported in American or French
bottoms, but the monopoly Of the Reqie
amounts, sometimes, to duty of 40 cents Der
pound on the article. In 1856 there was i'm
ported into France of American Tobacco 40 s66,
600 pounds, which yielded to the Government
revenue Of Sl6,000,OOO.
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CARTIER s THAYER.
Astva fnr DifH
GAJE or REAL, ESTATE RV 0P
VIM. BROOKER
Administrator of James Town deceased
Cleveland. February I6, 1850. febi7.9z5
M ASTER'S SALE.-In pursuance

M AO1 En- y OALE-ln pursuance
4V Of decreal order of sale issued from the Court of
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga Count Ohio at the suit OF
Thomas B PrltclaTd against Walter J. Allen and Others
to me directed shall for sale the door OF the
Court House, of Seneca and Champlal in the
City Of Cleveland in said County on the 2lh dav of
March, 1850, at O'Clock of said day, the following
described lands and tenemsnts, wit Situate In the
township OF BrOsklyn CUynhoga County. Ohio and is
known as lot No. l3. Hiram Stones addition Ceve
land composed of original Lots Nos 68 and 63 IN said
Brooklyn township Said lot Is 65 10 y front Col
umbus street. and M and 92 feet deep the south ne
and l4 and 1913 feet deep along Erin avenue. and GO IL
feet wide on the west end Appraised at Sl2D.
F. W. BINGHAM, Master Cpm'r
LOREN PRHHTIss, PltfFs Att'r feh2I-q75
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US arc fully Eulrantsed
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, o
Wednecdav Eab 90 lR6O

The market is very dull. and transactions worth
reporting are scarce.
FL0UR-Sales 200 bis. Elizabethan white wheat
double extra at So and several lots Of 25 to 80 bis
at S5,s2h for good extra, and SS,75 for red wheat
double extra.
WHEAT-Inaetive. No sales.
CORN-Sale car at 500.
HiGHWINES-Smsll lots at 2lc.
SHOULDERS-The large sale of bulk shoulders
reported yesterday should have been at eR. 1t
was 50 written but failed 10 get into our report in
that shape
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AIamufattmrrs.
DAN'L W. DUTY,
City Uudeptakep.

X EEPS ON HAND A LARGE
IN stock Of an kinds and styles Of CCFFINS embra-
elnE great variety Of his style OF BURIAI CAsK-
BIS, all Of which cannot be nxceiled By any maT con
oeIn y bhs state NO. 81 ERIE ST, CLEvEL LAND
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Feb. o.
rav ~prpar.,rr

Second B0ard-Steady anI generally unchanged. III
GENITAL bonds sz%: do shares 81 10; Pacific Mail s2s
Central 707S Hudson Sslz; Harleme; Mich Southern
Z; Panama l32
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO BAIL Road.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT


WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov
" llh, 1853, Trains this Road VIII leave Cleveland
as follows:
I;A0 A. NJ stepping at Berea Grafton and all stations en-
the southern Division
SUI r n Sandusky MAJ Stopping at all way stations On
- Northern Division erst Of Sandusky.
l33 r NJ stopping at all stations Southern Diyiyo1
eIeep. washington, Genoa, and Cay Junction.
Inc l:4I A Tram ma kes connection MonrnevfIls
with the Sandusky, Alanshs d and Newark R r. and Il
Clyde with the Sandusky, Dayton Cineanstf n 4 for
the South
At Toledo the T4O A. NJ and the 7s5 P NJ trains make
direct connections with the Michigan Southern Northern
Indiana X K fer Chicago and a points in the West An
so with the Toledo wabash and Western R. P fur Fort
wayne, lSansport, lafayette, Decatur SpTngeld Al
ten St L us; Cairo and all points in the
and Jackson Branch r. r for Detroit ard Iscsson -
For Information and tickets apply At the Union Ticket
Office, 81 Superior street, and at the Depot
L D RUCKEAI Superintendent.
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G, w. BERRY,
JAMES H. ODELL,
BRASS FOUNDER,

A ND MANUFACTURER of BRASS
"A WORK Of every description, No 90 Union street,
doors from SuperOT street, CleveAnd o. He pre-
pared furnish all kinds Of work used for Steam. Water
Gas and all the varouS articles used IN the Pum ing
Busiuess Beer PUMPS Of ali kinds made aud repaired
Brass O. sting done daily and Bras Work Of all Kinds
paired. dec 2Rs
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MEDICAL NEWS EXTRAORDINARY /!
SPERMAT0RRHGAI
Or Seminal WSakass5,
E1 LEET, &C., -Ra g
I'M II OF E N CY,
GU Ed!
One Hundred Dollars Premium.

DIR. A. GIBSON,
EORMERLY OF NEW YORK
CITY viii pay One Hundred Dollars for the proof
wi also nav The same sun for the proof that an other
Physician the United States treats The same diseases
After many years Of laborous study and experience d.
GIBSON Is happy Ia being able to announce the unfu
nate that he has perfected system Of treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the Hbove and other private Diseases with all bad effects
DEBILITY. OR NERFOUS PROSTFA TTON.
has succeeded n curing cases in nus city, some Of
Physicians no profess % treat all private maadies with
Although Dr. GIBSON has Diploma, vet he makes DO
boast Of that fact for the very that diploma
her diplomas colleges experiences ever yet
possessed power sufficient to Away snake aged wise
OF 70 convert one single Ounce INTO medical genius neither
does he boast that he Is member Of college In Paris
" a. eaps soHe OlngIs 20 loI tne purpose ol
boast of this that he able to give entire satisfaction TO
and that he has perfected American syst Of treafmsn
which challenges any Physician of london Paris, Of
weakness and all diseases or arrangements both menta.
and physical, arising from sexual or secret abuse,
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his treatment the fol-
lowing advantages over all others yetdscuVered and first
the agents ued are in no respect disagreeable he
elcF OF the dark ages Mercury nor any other
deleteTl0us drus: Secondly no restrictions in diet bus
ness are required: Thirdly his treatment positive and
certain IN all He stands prepared 90 into any
public private hospital in the United States and demon
srae great fact that he is able to permanently ten
cases, in the length Of time required BY any other
PHYSICIAN 70 cure one similar
Fellow CItiZens FaOts tangible thin2s and in tins
age the only pabua which the public mind be fed
and from which Just and definite conclusions be de-
duced.
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located IN Cleveland and
has during the past SIX months performed many
diseases which had for resisted all other modes Of
treatment Reference be 20 individuals Of the
first resDBctabity in Cleveland, Boston, New York and
other cities in regard to skin integrity in all profess
slOnal transactions. Dyspepsia rheumatism ScrUrula
and all chrOn diseases treated with unusual success.
y Medicine sent to any part OF the country the
ceibt Of ten dOllarE
II DR.. GIBSON's New Work on Py1ology, for sale at
his Office.
DIR. GIBSON
PffOFT7s6OR OF Ell LscTElOpATEEY q AIEDIETEE-
u Office No III Ontario street, up stairs few doors
from the Public Square.
- once hours from to Il and frCm 2tOs O'Clock daily
(Sundays e1cepted.l now
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Fishing Tackle,

- "a JUST REOEIVED.-An.
- other one Let Of COnrOy's Fishing acb 10
~ taxing flke Bnss or Trout either in lake nv
or, or brook, such Roda, Heels Iines unos S1slIs
Flies, Ely Books, Hinnow seines, Nefs Ee Ss a n
H. HATTERsLEHss Gun 81 orc
l9lSUpoT1or u. Cl6VeI and
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
n. T. CO.'S EXPRESS,

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Comprising The following efficient and reliable lake
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Daily to SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
AND NEW ENGLAND.
ITl-Weekly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACK
Mac and intermediate Ports.
u Property CONSIGNED delivered to our care will 70
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z Passengers viii be ticketel through n All directions
at the lowest rates.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-18

Nous disions lc s mars: "Un des pre-
miers dcvoirs de la convention devrait
6tre, il nous semblc, de Sc demander JUS
qua quel point il est juste one Ie Sud
dispose de 23s vo;x seulcrcnt, dams une
assemble de GOA democrates, ct dc trou-
vcr uue repartition plus equitable" On
ne la point fait, ct lie rcsultat n etc tel
que nous ravions prevu. La plupart des
Etats democrates voyant que leurs voix
etaient etoutfees par une majorIte de de-
l6gu6s qui representaient evidemmcnt
des Eta,s republicans, ont voulu avoir
une Convention ct un conddata a eux.
Cc canddat est NJ Breckirridge.
Pour nous resumer: NJ. Douglas est
ben reellcment le candidat dc la Con-.
vcntion democratic rationale: mais les
Etats don les de4gues ront nomme sont
gentralement Republicans. Dun autre
cote la convention qui a choisi NJ. Breck-
inridge nest pas, il est vrai, plus "natio-
nale," dams lie sens reel de ce mot, que
celle qui proclamee NJ. Lincoln; mais
ellie est Repression vraie du parti demo-
crate, CONNIE la Convention de Chicago
est ccllc du parti republican,.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-18

gs~Sous avons. il = peu de jours examine
les ecuries de notre co-paroissien Sandiord
Thompson, qui est arrive la semaine derniere
du Kentucky avec une grande quantite de m,l-
lets ct chevaux de selle ct de voiture. Son lot
de mulets ct cheraux, est lie meilleur que nous
ayons WI cette aimee, ct les prix demandes par
N. Thompson sont moderes.
Sans en- aucune maniere desirer faire du tort
aux marchands nombreux, qui tous les ans vien-
nent de IOuest nous vendre des chevaux ct des
mulets, nous ne pouvons nous empecher de rap
peler nos amis que NJ. Thompson reside dams la
paroisse, quill possede des propretes qui lie
rendent parfaitement responsible de ses actes, ct
qufen outre il la reputation meritee 'Gtre hon
neFe homme, touours pref faire ce qni est tjuste,
mddere dams ses prix, ct de ne jamais chercher
a induire en- erreur ceux qui font affaire avec
lui.-Ces qualities doiveut appeler sur lui la pre-
ference de ceux de notre paroisse qui ont besoin
de chevaux Oh de mulets. -
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qni sera apssi la gloire de la population

qni sera aussi la gloire de la population
Creole. .....
Went en- dernier lieu NJ. E North Gull
lom qui Went de deserter le drapcau
americaln pour Sc joindrc au parti de-
mocrate, fit connaitre 4 rassemblGe les
ralsons qni Font engage a gutter son
parti, ct invita- ses amis a porter Ia ban.
nerc de Brcckinridge ct Lane les seuls
vrais defenseurs du droit du peuplc.
VOLTA le contenu dune des resolutions
adoptee a la convention de Marksville
Les Resolu, 3o.-Que cette conAen-
ton n'approure nullement la conduite
de la convention croupion de Baltimore,
d'avoir exclus de la convention; les vrais
delegues de la convention de Baton Rou-
ge, pour admettre ceux de la convention
de Donaldsonviile.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-18

| sgLorage de samedi dernier cause
dams plusieurs endroits, de grands de.
sastres. Sur les cotes du lac de Pom
chartrain plusieurs bargcs Sc sont per-
dues ct le wharf du chenfn de fer etc
fort endommage, mais an moins person
lie ma peri. LIE village de Proctor, sur
lie lac B"rgne, a bien autrement souffert
! Les maisons ont etc emportees par les
eaux: trente deux pcrsonnes connues ont
peri ct le nombre des victimes peut etre
beaucoup plus. grand. Ia tempete COM
mence dams la mutt de vendredi ct lie sa-
medi 4 teures du soir, on ne voyait plus
uneAseule maison 4 Proctorvilc. Les
arbres ct les arbnstres avaicnt etc en-
portes ct lc fort du gouvernemcnt faisait
seule tGtc aux eaux ct la temp6te ~s.
TEMpErE SUR LIE LAc-Lc steamer Flo
rida, de Mobile, qui dcvait etre Milne
bourg dimancle matin, nest arrive qua
5 heures du soir Les passengers dissent
que Pouragan etc tres violent en- mer
ct que le steamer a etc oblige de jeter
Pancre entire Mississippi City ct File du
vaisseau, OH ii est reste douze heures.
LIE vapeur await aperru un schooner
echoue.
MILSEBouRG lie mole projete dams le
lac pour rcceyoir les bateaux vapeur
etc d6moli ct les reparations ne conte-
ront pas moins de $2,500. Lie bourg
etc monde ct les canots ont etc mis- en-
requisition pour aller recucillir les habi-
tants entoures d'eau dams leurs demeures
Les jardins de fhotel Washington ct
du restaurant Boudreau ont etc entie-
rement devastes.
LIE tir de Rhodes etc emporte.
PARoIssE PLAcoUEM1NEs.- tcmpete
de samedi a noye toute la paroisse depuis
la plantation du Dr.. Wederstand JUS
qu'au batisses de la quarantaine L'eau
s'est elevee quatre pieds audessus de
la Iuutc a las Puinto d Ia Haaha rers la
plantation Urquhart ellie s'est eleYee 4
9 pieds en- queIques endroits. La recol
te de NJ. Urquhart etc grandement en-
dommagGe ct % on 80 personnes ont
peri en- Get endroit. Plusieurs qui avaient
grimpe sur des arbres ont etc enlevees
par la force du vent ou emportees avec
les arbres memes
Cinq on six negres ont etc perdus chez
Nine. Wilkinson, la meme dame qui a
peri a Proctorville. Deux voitures, une
remise ct une cuisine ont etc emportees. |
LIE nouvel hopitaI de la quarantaine a
etc TenVerse. II y Gu beaucoup d'au
tres desastres, sans doute, que nous con-
naitrons plus tard- Les orangers ont
ste deracines ct les recoltes de riz tout
le long de la cote detruites.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-18
Communication de fAdvocate.)

NM. TAYLOR & BYNUa.-Un mass
meeting compose de democrates des A
yoyellcs, s'est reuni samedi lie IL cou
rant a la Maison de Cour de Marksville
dams lc but de RATHER la nomination de
J. G. Brcckinridge, pour Ia Presidence ct
Jos. Lane, pour la Vice Presidencc des
L. Unis.
lie gen: '.En. F. Griffin fat appe1t
Ia Presidcnce, etMM Jos. Joffrion LIE
andre Laden, Ey Rablais, Mar. Bordc
ion, John N. Rablais, A. G. Pease, R
R.Irion i la Vice Presidence ct NM. F
sRicard ct Pierre Couvillon furcnt nom
mes Secretaries.
La fonle etait immense, ct I'm grand
euthouisiasme regnait dans tous les
rangs de Passemblee. Jamais dams un
meeting Pesprit de parti s'est mieux des
sine que dams cette convention tenue a
Marksyille: on aurait dit une assemblee
d'hommes surs dun parfait success ct de.
'erm'nes q remporter, i quelque prix que
&c soft, une victoire complete au mois
y Novembre proclaim. Nous osons di.
= e.satisfaction, que Ia paroisse des
ose''es sera le porte -etendard demo
s'ae'q"e desfEtst de la Louisiana.
Le gen 3. B. simms, autre fois de Get
: pa'o'sse, adresse lie premier i las-
sspao'ee On disconrs qul teHu pe1rdaut
saae heure et demie l'attention du peuple
a''acfee sur lui, ct a produit la plus vi
ye sensation.
= gen. . B. Sinims merite tous nos
ssaEds' par sa sage prevoyance, ct par
= gfsnde habilite quill deployee a fai-
e Irlompher son parti.
= Loulslane n'aura jamais d Sc repen-
! Y avolr fait sortir des rangs, un citoy-
nv
d qo' put prefer IN bras yigoureux sa
sasl'e iorsqu'elle Sc trouve enyironuee
V dangers imminents.
y cel 3 Hunter qui etait present a
s''e sassihblee, demontra a une mamie.
os'aae ct claire les principles de la
'assse doctrine "squa.ter Sovereignty
/. : seeretairc de rEtat, NJ. P D. Har-
: adresse IN sdiscours en- francais
1'se prolongea pendant . heures. Ia
a l u. y iondsen combIe les principles
pasf' des amis de Bell, Douglas. etj
aeeln. \ 7 Janais voix antenda du baut
q tribune, aa tonne 81 fortement ri con.
" rsrti g factieux.
na'dy fait preuve dun grand ia.
ato're ct nous mons aattons.
!, I. n damn es la Luisiape aura
= 0ra'eur des plus distipgues,
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1Pour lie Democratic de Ia Pointe Coupee.l

Il ~ VI Il ~ u i Il.
On nous dit qu Amphion. aux accords de sa !yrc,
Dams Thebes autrclos fit briller ton empire;
Que les chants Arion. sur lie point de perir,
Emurent un dauphin qui vint le secourir:
Et qua la voix d'Orphee on Wit fafreux Ger
Suspendre l'aboiement de sa triple colere,
Les monstres des Enters tout-a coup s'attendFr,
Et laisscr les damnes un instant sans soulfrr! ..
De tes notes de feu contre la Tyrannie
L'auguste Lberte de tout temps s'est servie.
Jadis la Marseilaise enfanta des heros!
La Victoire accourat couronner lcurs drapeaux!
Les tyrans frGmissaient!. ... car cetat leur
sentence
Que proclamait alors ce chant de delivrance!.
Sous la force brutale il est venu monrir!
L'Europe n'entend plus Get hymne retentir :. :.
Lorsque lie clairon some, au moment de COM
battre,
Tu fails lie fer coursier hennir ct Sc debattre
Sous lie guerrier quill porte, impatient du
mOrs
Qui retient maIgre lui, son clan, ses transports
Sur les traces dun eerf une meute lancee,
Sent par les sons du cor son arleur eycitee!
Pour inter la yoix. dams So cage captif,
L oscau Sc TAFT, ecoute ct dcmeure attcntif.. -.
De l'enfant, au beyceau tn calmcs Ia soutfrancc,
ST sa mere, en- chantant doucernent le balance.
Des plus rudes travaux tu soulages lie poids,
Car la fatigue est moindre en- t'y joignant par
fois
A la Religion quand tu prstes tes charmcs,
Dams nos temples on volt eouler de douces larmes!
Nos cantique sacres, nos chants religieux
Interpreters par toi, nous rayissent aux cieux !.-
One ton charme est puissant, divine Melodie,
Ponr tenir sous tes lois la Nature asservie 80
L'oreilc est lie chemin qui communique au eoeur:
Ce qu'elle entend Ie touche on le met en- fureur.
ANEDEE DE PICHON, pere.
Pointe Coupee, Aoht 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-08-18

NoUyELLE poLIrIoUEs.-Les journaux
franeais ct anglais contiennent de longs
details au snjet de la Syrie, qui sont lus
avec une avidite qui surpasse rimagina-
ton. LIE recit des massacres, profana-
tons ct atrocities don't les Turcs ct les
Druses Sc sont rendus coupables, excite
une irritation extreme. LIE vendredi 3
conrant, tous les gouvernements d'Eu-
rope s'etaient accordes sur les conditions
dune Intervention en- syrie.