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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
COLD CGuFOR
sfal sound"

HaTk from the tombs dolsfsl sound"
TIE Pennsptrania Salesman, Democratic SAM
psigp paper issued at Harrisburg, thus invites in
readers to the funeral Of their party 10 ito leader
of Saturday last:
DEMOCRATS OF PENNSYLVANIA! TRY THE Eypsor
MORE FIRE ALONG TBg LISs!-We cssRos
Democratic friends that spirited rally throughout ae Sis
wood the tide against LDcor bat IN ths
more In probable thing. have hppensd Ba, whher
We Conquer ia the tight dgy IL al the
and will be worthy Ct the Of Democrats ~s q
1 ct perform It.
1t Dsy not be In power carry the Reading Elsct,l
tictet but In power TO preserve oGganJsoa and
keep the patty il condition achieve riu pph. fosar
when the sdness ha rules the hour shs given wy
70 the sober second thought Of the peops
1--we tamey succupb t, the d,as,er brought on By rs@
and corruption the second sd, Of October asi
mis- fall off, the capacity Of party
ness the State ard the country will seriously npaed Bat
Il make spr rally and prose devotion to Csuss
onA principles by the aud yor Of struggle fs
victory though defeated, shall retain moral and
tesl DO that viii DO fiucacuabe ads .ntage hsrssf
We say therefore, TO every Democrat whom vo,s
reach let sppreheL sion OF defeat deter you from nes out
the Presidential election ard voting the reading Electoral
III Your Is iupor,sn when the chnoss
sppear to be sgsin carrying the than hid
essy victory before If certain mi.h
spare your but, under the ccu tat suossd
tea {, and must have It,
To cur rends thu country who under the depressing In
election day would make appeal give asrs
dsy to their country. We may be vitOSoas Eter all Oar
cou ty Ids may better 10 town cleo lon nishs
than they look for We have Ia Anoher lie Of tic
probability Of Liucolns being dsd Ia Nswpok, aad We
tell ferds here that h Wei, eeotis, dy nv
be rewarded by The glorious Si that the gre Empire stats
has been carried against Ehe Rspubicsns
Isn't that last touch DELICIOUS The chance
for Pennsylvania is conftS'edy desperate but thOa
they nay have good news from Nep- York So
they must yak up and face ths music ia ew Of
the glad tidipss that may come from this quarter,
Let them rally and vote By all means bat We o Aa
not in conscience advise them t. st up at night tor
the news especially from our State. On the con-
trary, we sffectobately advise every mothers son
of them to go home snd to bed sober ard eahy.
They will even then get returns quite As fast -
they want them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

The Pony Express with California dates to and
including the 10th inst, aud Oregon to the 9TH
inst, reached St. Joseph on Sunday afternoon.
j. w. Nesmitb, Douglas Democrat and L. d.
Baker, Republican, had been elected United States
Senators by the Oregon Legi.ature-the former
for the long term, snd the latter for the short
Give yearsD term. 1t is thought the State will be
carried for Mr.. Lincoln. In California the chances
between the Breckenridge and Douglas parties are
about equal.
Tie Broderick will has finally been admitted to
probate. An emisraDt train consisting Of 46 per-
sons had been mastered by the Snake Indians on
the west tide of Salmon FaIs, Oregon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
NArURAlIzATIos.-Yes.erday was the busiest day

NATuRALIzATIoS.-Yesterd was the busest day
ri The naturalization Offices there has been daring this
season Az the Office on the lower floor of the City
Hall after the clerks had beer at work all day with
might and raio st p there at Sat $50 per-
rons waiting for "theI tuna crowd 30 eager TO
accomplish their purpose that it required the active
services Of three or four policemen TO keep them in
line. The Tan msny Naturalization Committee did no.
meet yesterday. mr. VIM. 81 Wermsrskirch, Super
;n.endeDt Of the Naturalization Office Of the Rspubli-
ssn Central Committee at the corner Of Resds sire
ard City Hall place, had as much as he could DO
Throughout the day. He has now on bic roll sbou.
5000 nGnes, over 90 per cent Of which are German.
II should be remembered that every moments delay IN
falling ous psprs is dangerous for, If they are not
taken put this aeek. they w lci SECURE The Feh' ["
V:!4 <! D. e eIsgrs ccSon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

A correspondent in Greene County fAvcrs as
with a succiret account OF speech which ito
Hon. Washington Hunt delivered there the oth-c
day, from which we are heppy to learn that this
distinguished gentleman is still in political sen'e-
in good health, though we are sorry to add that his
spirits seem little dropping. We have carefully
studied the outline of his speech but are sorry 70
6nd in il 20 indication Of bis present opinion coz
corning Snc of the candidates in whose behalf ~
is now laboIiug. We refer, of course, 20 sna
Hon. J, c. BreckiDrdge, whom 10 Jute Is" Af'
Hunt frankly declared to be "a purely southern
Candidate, representing the disunioniSts snd 40.
strac.ionists of the South. His election would
A." ks the m, st unfortunate result Of all Happily.
added tie prophetic orator, his defeat Is morsux
"ceItain."
Since June, however, things have great,
charged, and what we would like to sno~ u
whether Hunt has changed with them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

We announce with no common satisfaction the
choice of the Hon. EDWARD ID. BAKER as U. B.
Senator from Oregon, with GEORGE W. NEsMITH
(anti Lane Democracy as his colleague. Col. Baker
will serve for five years, commencing with the aP-
preaching Session; Mr.. NeSmith succeeds Gen.
Lane and will serve for six years from the 4th OF
March next. This auspiciOuS result goes far to-
ward securing fair play in the Senate to Air Llp-
coins Administration. The election ives mode On
tie I'd inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
To AdyersiseFs.

Owing to the recent great increase In the circulation
Of TBE DAILY TRIBUNE and the necessity Of putting the drst
or Of the paper press early hour we are oonpeed
10 pve notice to friends that hereafter all advertisements
handed In before o'clock In the evening with the sin
h execution Of those Intended for Insertion the business
Notices fourth page Of the paper That class OF sdver
.ements will be received until e hour but no others can Be
taken siter o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

We notice that +. Wood and three hundred
others are petitioning the Aldermen to remove tho
civil and crimiOal Courts to Flity-ninth street and
Eighth avenue This is bid on the part Of his
Excellency for the votes Of the uptown realestate
spectators, in behalf Of the Mozart nominees. We
have no fear that the change will be made Jet
awhile,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

The Democratic portion of the Board of Super
visors yesterday, by strict party vote, refused to
direct the Police Commissioners to provide boxes
and ballots for The Constitutional vote at the ensu
ing election. Such petty warfare upOn poor
despised race is as contemplate as it is unmanly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

The Hon. SALMON 2. CHASE, late Governor Of
Ohio. will address the people of Brooklyn thi,
evening, at the Wiewam, opposite the City Hall.
The bare announcement of the fact will be sufi-
cient to bring cut the electors By thousands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
TO OORREsPONDENTs.

80 zoacs ca. taken OF Anonymous Comuanoasons Whist
Intended insertion must be suhentcated By the
name and address Of the wrer-nos necessarily Tor pubhcs
ton but as guaranty for his good faith.
srre,. Iser, should in a. cases be addressed 70 gss
N.w-YoRK TRIBUNE
We csuuo,undertais 10 rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

To keep pace with all the access'Ons to Linc'ln
aud Hamlln in this State, particularly those
from the on.Line Wing aud American ranks, 10
quite out Of the question; We only chroaicis q
few Of the more importADt. Of this class, is ihAi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
Nttp1lurk daily @ibn,te
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1860.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

New-york!
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM C. BRYANT JAMES .. PUTNAM.
Ditriets:
l..JoBs A. KIye. H.. ARuAH BscKwrTH.
a.. sDwARDs W. FIsKs. 18..HENRT ChURcHILI-
g.. ASpRxv CAkRIaAs. l9..JMBs r. ALLABBy
<..IAnEs KELLY. 2Q..BssJ. N. HUsTrssToy.
s.. SiGIsEUND KAuYnASs. 2l..SHKRMAs d. PHRLPs
e..FRHpnRIcK KAPP. 22..JoHs J. POOTk-
T..WAsHTNGrog SMITH. 2..HIRAs DEWEY.
s.,WIIiAx A. DARLING. A..JAss, L. VOORHEES,.
9..WIIIIAH Fl. RoBKRTsos 25..WiLL AN VAN MARrzk.
l0..GsoRsE n. GRIEF 26..JoHs c. SssLxY.
n..RUFUs H. Kbe. T..FRAsS L. JoNRs.
IT, JAcoB B. CARPENTER. 28..JAxES s. WApswoaTa-
10, JOIN Y. WISsLow. 20. EZRA ~ PARsoys-
IA JACOB H. TIM ErCX %. .CHARLgs G. PAlKHR-
Is. N. EDsoH SHELDON. 3l.ELSHA ). WHALEH.
I6 ,RoBRRr g. Hale. 81. JOIN 0RKIEER, yR.
33..JAMRs PARKRR
For Co,errs, ,....,..............EDwIN D. MORGAN.
For Jfestendnt Governor. .RObEhT GAMBLE
For Canal C6mnissfOntr SAMUEL IL nAhN1Ao.
For bsspeetor Of State Pri.onS JAMES r. BATES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

The mails brought by the steamer Nova.Scotan,
which sailed from Liverpool for Quebec on the 4th
inst, reached this city last evening. Her adyices
have been anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES,
sped 70 every branch o. business whore correct and durable
Scale Is required , n.o,,-,,,v
C.R1Tu,R FAIKBASKs Co..
No is9 Broadway New-York,
(Sstween Dey aud CORTLAND sts)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
FALL AND WINTER.

FALL. AND WINTER.
an prepared 70 offer Of the largest and most essen.
s, ook, OF FALL and WINTER CLOTHING ever
offered in his city THIS stock Ia all manufactured from
tbe and made 10 the most tasty style and
shionnhe nuuer Articles In line Ei be sold less than
Al Any oth er estsblshn in this city.
Youths' sd Boys Clothing School OUTFITS &o, IN every
vxiey Cusmroom furns ding Dep nment not exceed
IN taste style In every where parties are not
plsased thoir money VII be returned -
3 B. BALDwIs. Nos 70 and u Bowery.
The largest IN the city
FRENCH IMPORTED LADIES SHOES at M. Ia.
Huns No g7l brosaSsy Warn Cork Sole and thick Doors
of Al knds Slippers and quilted Shoes OF al colo Chaens
Boots ffon Es.e, and othe ulaie rs IN Pars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
THH PRINCE OF WALES.

WILCOX d GIBBS SEWING MACHINE.
The sigOd MsOIsry - CohsAntngPe has exsmlnea
more thu ~ dfIel. kiOds Of Ma hioes and Alter
six weeks Isuce with NLbCo1 ulBbss fAIsSI,
purchased Of the TIE bet aeated 70 he VANS
Of III. fa iy and IS the least liable to require repsr
Iniv q 4 "a OLIVER CRANE.
JAS. WILCOX, Manu- aCturer,
No. eeS Broadway, N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
FIR Am HIIKGLAR PROOF SAFEs.

e. NuDKks PArRSI"D
The bes stieIe made perfectly eabe in both the ABOVE
qualities. Also e.
". ". 2ACOss BURGLAR TRooS BASH sAYzs,
Secured by
COvKR-s PATgAT FERMENTATION BANK LOOK
ne have on hsno az our STORE, No 635 BRoAD~AY
hare I'D ooupt sssortet Of aeoys Safes to which |t
Invite tae attention o! the public, =.
~ STKAXas MARvIB,
No 635 Broadway. Of WoTth-st-, ". Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

The STEREOSCOPlC EMPORIUM, Uh0tGsdte ana
Retail 90 L ASTHosY, No s0l BrOsoS sy.
Catalogues receipt CT stamp Photogsphic materials
H,r eisursa M ne trsdr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

BACHELORS HAIR DYE, Wig aud IOGPee
Pstory No 10 Bobd Physte entrance iOf lsdes The dye
.npled in The sky light
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-17
LA GRANDE PoLEMIQUEs AU suJET DES
MACHINES A COUDRE.

~~Comme les creatures de la compaenes dc
machines a coudse de Wheeler ct Wilson dena.
turent les fats dune maniere inexcusable. par
la vote DIES journaux, ct r%eproduisent lie dGcret
annule dune Cour inferieure, nous croyons de-
voir denoncer Ia fraude en- Dormant Farret que
Went de rendre lie premier tribunal DIES Etats
Unis. LIE voici.
L decret du JUICE Nelson, a Cooperstown'
ayant etc public dams tout lie pays, nous croyons
devoir declarer que Get arret dune Cour info
lienre, don't la juridiction ne comprend que lie
district meridional de New-York, a etc renverse;
en- tant quill s'agit de la Compagnie de machines
a coudre de Sloat, par lie decr6t rendu recemment
par lie JUICE Dunlop, de la Cour de Circuit dies
Etats Unis, Il Washington. Ce decret etablit
clairement lie fait que la patente d'Atkis s. Eel
thousen est la seule valide, la seule qui soft di-
gne de confahce ct en- vertu dc laquelIe on puts
Sc manufacturer DIES machines a coudre aux Etats
Unis. =..u 81.
La Compagnied de machines d coudre de Sloat
est la seule qui ait une %licence, ct, consequem-
ment, malgre lie decret de Cooperstown, tous les
autres lubricants violent un droit, d'apres la
premiere autorite legale du pays. Appel a de-
ia etc i%nterjete, meme dams lie petit district du
JUICE Nelson.D
GEO B. sLOAT.
President de la compagnie de machines
a coudre de Sloat. s
utf s6 e M. S. HEDRICK. agent
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-17


Tous les blancs de 16 a SO ans seront tenus a
faire patrouille quand lis en- seront requis.
Les directeurs eft les capitaincs de patrouilles
devront dtre proprietaircs on fills de proprietai-
res d'esclave.
Les dlrecteurs de patrouilles auront lie droit
de diViser leur district en- autant de sections
quils lie juger0nt convenable ct de designer I'm
capitaine pour chaque section.
ART, 5.
Toute p~atronille sera faite commencement a
un ordre ecrn adresse all capitaine de chaque
section par lie directeur du district, ct sera COM
posec de cling hommes a tour de role.
La patroulle Sc fera a pied OIL a cheval scion
les ordres du capitaine auxquels les hommes de
patroullle deVront obeir pendant la duree de
~celle-ci.
Tout esclave trouve sans permits de son maftre
on de Fagent de %celui-ci, a dix miles hors DIES
limites de son maitre, sera retenu par la pa
trouble.
Ii sera du devoir du capitaine de patrouille
de notiiler lmmediatenlent on aussit6t que pos
sible, lie proprietaire de Pesclave ainsi arrete,
ct ledit proprietdre devra payer au capitaine
u'se piastre par chaque esclave arrete a pied, ct
denr psastres par chaque esclave arrete a cheval.
Dams lie cas- on Fesclave ainsi arrete refuse
-~e 49, SAAASA N 1ou w sui L Ill T COI-
sldere CONNIE naarrcn ct conduit a la geole de
|paroisse.
Dams les "a heures qui ~suivrent une p~atrouil-
lie, lie capltalne devea faire parvenir au direct
teur I'm rapport detaille concernant la police des
eselaves dams la patouille precedente ct speci-
liant lie nom des hommes de patrouil1e uui an
raient refuse d'obeir a Fordre dudit capitaine
Tout capltaine qui n~egligera GU ~refnsera de
presenter le dit rapport dams lie temps fixe, sers
passihle d'uue amende de cling piaares par cha
que ctntavention, recouvrables sur Finstanca
du dlreeteur, pardevant tout tribunal compe-
tent, e
Tout directeur de patrouilles deyra ten;r mn
llvre dams lequel il enregistrera les ordres don.
nes par lul, aux difsrents oapitaines, ainsi oue
les rapports de ceux-ci, a"e
Ce ,lVre devra Sire soumis a Finspection din
jury de Police d chacune de ses sessions ras.,
lleres ct aaeonnpagne DIES rapports deg canifai.
mes, ct &c, sous peine dune amende do COX nor
cnaqae c6ntravention, ct le salaire trimes.ri;el
du driecteur sera forfait.
!. 1sSnso ~ sefa recoverable sur liqstanee
de Iayocat de paroisse pardevant tout tribunal
competent, "-'1'a'
Les amendcs pergues en- raison de Particle
4eme fournlront IN fond special desting i snh-
venir aux frais des patrouilles.
Le dlrecteur des patrouilles receyra $40 .
an. gov paf
Chaque oapitaine de patrouille aura dro;t )
recevoir 70 cents par chaquo patrouille pour Ia.
quelle il aura fail un rapport. :"
Chaque homme de patrouille aura droit a 50
cents.
Tout ho4ne qui refuserait de taire patrouille,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-17

d'apres l'ordre du capitaine, ct sans bonnie e
val able raison, scra passible dune amcnde dc
So pvr cchaGuc coAtrayentlon, recoverable SUI
l;in.tahce du c~apitaine parderant tout trlbula
competent.
La patrouille deyra arrGter ct METRE cn phi
son tout blanc on homine libre trouve soft dams
TN camp soft mGlG avcc des e%sclavcs, ct qui lui
paraitront suspect ct ~dangcrcux.
LIE capitaine de patrouille devra porter sur
lui, durant la patrouille. loldre du di cctcur
qui lie qualilie CONNIE tel, fautc de quot la pa
trouble ne serait point considcrGe CONNIE le-
gale.
II sera du devoir les directeurs de patrouillcs
de faire de temps a autre une visite minutituse
des camps ct cabanes u negre de leur district.
LIE d~irecteur commanders a Get effet lie NOM
brc d'hommes quill jngera convenable ct noti-
era av ant de peuetrer dams lie camp GU les ca
banes. lie propri6tairc. Cette notification sera
faite verbalcment OIL par CERT.
lie proprietaire on agent qui mcttrait obsta-
Gle a cette viSite du directeur sera passible dune
amende de cent piasres ct ne pourra excedel chg
cents piastres par chaqlle contravention. ct qui
sera recouyrable sur INSTANCE de'lavocat de
paroisse pardevant tout tribunal competent.
ART. 10.
Dams l'exercise de scs fonctions, ct spectacle
ment durant la visite DIES camps, lie directeur
dc patrouille scra tenu de presenter Il chaquc
pcrsonne qni pourrait reclamer, II commission
quill ticnt du jury de Police.
Null de ses actcs ne sera considerG CONNIE le-
gal faute par lui de Sc conformer a la disposition
precGdente.
ART. IL.
Toute patrouille aura lie droit de ~penetrer
Il INC tnr hrrn+tnc orhnprr, ~, r,o co,:,, 4o.4,,|
les fois quill y aura lieu d'y supposcr quelque
on de BONES raisons de croire que dcs
sly trouvent rGunis.
7. BOUANCHAUD.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-17

%souvent a sec dams les fortes chaleur
de Pete, n'etait d'ail!eurs que dune force
minime. L'argent>manqua, lie Gordon
nier ouvrit sa bourse ct les essais con
tinuerent.
LIE pere Tirelire ne descendant pas
d'Archimede. LIE moulin ne tourna ia
mails; vous me dircz que c'6tait son af
faire. LIE %briquetier comprit, mails III
peu tard, quill await etc la dupe de Pa
droit Giraud; quill cut cent fois mieux
fat de chauffer son four.
Comment sortir de ce mauvais pas :
II fit d'ameres reflections ct versa des
larmes Ell peasant que lhGritage de SEES
peres alIait tomber dams DIES mains
etrangeres.
La %briqueterie paraissait partager la
tristesse du maitre. On ny voyait plus
les briques sly etager par ccntaines; lie
siflet ny accelerate plus lie pas du che
val.
D6solation F! les arraignees avaient
file d'immondes toiles entire les poutres
du convert
Que faire ? Grave question.
LIE pere Tirelire s'abandonna a Ia iris
Jesse; on lie rencontraita travers champs,
r6vant ct p~arlant haut. Une ride pro-
fonde await creus6 son front; son cell va
gue cherchait a s'arr6ter quelque part.
Dams I'm de ces moments de noire re-
vcrie, chose orange, sou front s'iilumi-
ma.
"Jai trouvG !" s'Gcria-t-il.
II peigna ses cheveux quill n'avait
touch6 depuis plusieurs jours, lava ses
sabots ct nit sa veste de grandes fetes.
Puts il sen fut par la vile en- %sif1ant
gaiement CONNIE au temps de meilleurs
jours.
Que diable a~llait-il Sc passer?
lll.-O0 Pom volt apparaitre lie croco-
dile.-L'habit de marquis.-Denoue-
I ment tragique.
LIE briquetier s'arrtta dcvant une mai
de MAGNITUDE apparence ct frappa
! la porte. LIE proprietaire vint ouvrir
|ui-meme ct poussa un cri de surprise 4
"a vue du pere Tirelire.
"Le pere Tirelire chez moi, ct par quel
lasard !? demanda-t-il.
oh !! ce nest pas lie hasard, repon-
lit lie b%riquetier.
VOLTA qni m'intriguc; parlez.
-Je men vais vous dire NJ. de La
7ardens, votre fierc lie capitaine de ma
7ire, vous a, dit-on, envoye un animal
qu'on appelIe, je crois, corcodle
Comment dites-vons?
--Corcodile.
Crocodile, sill vous plat; n'ecor-
;hez pas ainsi mon animal.
Crocodile soft; eh bicn je voudrais
e voir, %tireiire ! :
--Rien de plus facilc; tenez, entrons- !
L." I.
PIERRE LussAN. u
"a continuer.) {
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-17
RAUSCH & Gle.

(Peintres, 7apissicys ct Dccorateurs.)
0NT L'honneur d'annoncer au public qnils
~ sont tout prets a cntreprendre les travaux
qu'on voudra bien leur confer, tells cue:
Peinure unie ct oraeneHdee de maisons OIL edifces
-Decors, Fourniture ct posage de papicrs de
Textures, limitations de bois on de marbres-
Enseignes en- tout genre ~
Executent toute espece de peinture tant a
Fresque qua lhuile pour decorations de Salons,
Eglises. etc. etc.
S'adresser au Chemin-Neuf, Il lh6tel dc NJ. V
Major, on Pom pourra examinerun specimen de
leurs travauX.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-17
e. 3. g. Z. ENOCHS.

2: III OOIID.
FABR1CANTS & MARCHANDS
De Mausolees ct Monuments FumeJres,
Iombcs ct Accessolyes.
Statues ct statuettes pour cimetiercs, jardins, ca
Cette maison, avantagcusement connue, depuis
de tongues annees. "a DIES succursalcs a Baton
Rouge ct a Bayou Sara [Lel.
LEtablissement principal est situe Gu coin
de lavenue Ridge ct Glrard, a Philadelphia Pen
sylvanie]. Ii dec.
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PROJET DE CODE
RELATE AUX P~ATROUlLTES
DAN la PAROISSE DE La
POINTE COUPEE.

ART. / IT
En- temps ordinaire il scra fait all moins une
patrouille, ct pas plus de deux, par semaine,
dams chaquc district de patrouilles. Les limi:
4es de ces patrouilles sort les memes que
celles des districts du Jury de Police. II sera
un directeur de patrouilles pour chaque dis
trict.
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Chevaux, Mulets. oto

nso onniuNE connu depuis de loprnps =,
;n ~ ntes pour son experience dams ectte 1b"ss an'
mar;s,"'ae Ut commerce, Went de S etab|ir d'a ne
d i''D 1eh pe,manen1e a la p%oiute-Coupfc. r as
Sa oe'ufcaaalle du Ferry c; tn face Dc Ba r,ss
cara: II Il tleve en- Get endroit de spsr Sasoa
IT," a., ~ aura CONSIGNMENT enmain grand f1I Dom
pre- oe Mulets ct dc Chevaux tleyfs snr num-
n narns i, pres de Lexington lKentucky).S Il II ns s"s
ollflr au c!'o!x du public les plus beany an m;pN
ae race, alnsi que lesprohuits croises doc sa a,a
ct la force. POUR Ia lalIe
Aussi: Betes a corncs Durham ct autr., ".
tons a Tongue laine. etc, race norcino I. ao"'
mier choix. SANFORD TrIu1I n,pt ae pre-
folnte Coupee, "a dccembre 1859. =.
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(UlLLAUME T.IAnS,
(Caje des HaGitamts,)

(CaJ,e des HaIitamts.)
A L'HONNEUR de prGvcnir ses amis
ct lie public que, de retour dc la Nouvelle
Orleans. depuis peu de jours, il a enforcement
renonyele sa barre. ct s'est procure les boissons
les plus agreables et les plus rafraichissantcs
dams cette saison de I'annec.
Aussi un assortment dc cigares de premier
cholx ct que ses arrangements avec unc des bon
mes maisons de la vile lui permettcnt de livrer
en- toute confance aux amateurs.
TABLE D,HoTEEr PENSION nouRGEoIsE, Messie1rs
les voyageurs sont egalement prizes de Sc souye-
mir quill tient a leur disposition, de bonnes ecu
rles on seront reeuse ct nourris leurs chevaux.
mai 17-lm.