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$500 20 49, 40 1n11s zasss
VII ! a : ss:s'' ss:;p s q L!.s
- trest. contaanin4 eight rooms and passssss
A fss:s s - !: "a ,. oS.;
usual conveniencee about the promises. lmmed,-
ate possession can b had rA AEsIy ! e pAsBy.
NH e''s Gsd sss &C. c %.' :'iEf e::
-, FOR RENT.-A brick HOUSE on Clay
EaroeEs; kitchens. with ample sccommoda-
tons for servants. pump in the yard. snd other
0s ,e for yS9d s'1s EHGoA p
NH 20-3t 14th st.. near Exchange Place
FOR RENT.--A new brick HOUSE on
E;i Clay street. near Buchanan's Spring, contain
i@a,sa,stsls. a XD Ply to EDW,p 5 ExsHo. "
mh 81 18th ct, near Exchange Place
o. ROOMS FOX RENT-over ?. H. TAY-
A:x MN 20 st
~, FOR RENT--ROOMS, for single gentle
men en- o. "lce' over store z Bread STREET at
IN; IN Sydney. on Main street. just beyond the old
H1 F air Grounds. 1t has Six Rooms, with ki;eh.
Ss AsS ' TO JAMES
street. between Monroe ST. and Rrop1s AyeH%e' or
NH l6 ST. At the Sherif4s Office.
-, ROOMS FOR RENTING ROOMS for
Ii rent in the attic story over the sghs;lhers
NH Its No rs Main st.
- FOR RENT.-lntending to move to the
G::i country Immediately. | offer for rent the
A:ASTORE and DWELLING occupied by me on
Brooke Avenue. opposite MIR. Clash's store. This
is desirable location and comfortable house,
To good tenant, the rent will be low. Apply on
the premises. NH IU-2w*
~, FOR kENT-One large FRONT ROOM
f::: over Store liz Broad street. below 9th Apply
ka:ion the premises. NH 3-ts
HOUSE FOR REMIT have tor rent a
N::i HOUSE, situated near Mr.. James Tyer's on
&A Union Hill. containing four rooms. kitchen
coal house, &c. Rent to a good tenant will he rea-
sonable. RIO. B. LYME,
Agent for Hiring Out Negroes,
Renting Out Houses &C.,
NH 2-ts Office Metropolitan Hall
FOR RENT-The FIRST and SECOND
M: F LOORS Of the DWELLING over our store.
xa-A MARCUS HARRIS Il BRO,
fe 29-ts Next to the American Hotel.
x, FOR RENT.-The large FACTORY
;; Cary street, between 10th and llth streets,
GAD Dunlop, Moncure II Co.'S. suitable for To-
bacco Factory, w arehouse. or Manufacturing Es-
adjustment. Enquire of + D: EAcHn;
fe l6-ts KENT, PAINE i co.
-, FOR PENT.-SrORE No. 70. en- Main
ef::s street, now occupied by Wm F. Butler & Son.
A;A Possession siver on the 18th Of March. Apply
to ife 3-tsl VIM. H. LYONS.
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Is. ~ $50 : ~ S8s &-s& ~ Ms}s
#A4h = - tsszA .sgzs-v 1#ss { ]
sassas &sseSs ia sasa~ss 81
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
80 associated themselves in the practice Of
MEDICINE and SURGERY.
~ Office on Governor street at the residence
Of DR.. CONWAY. JAS II. CONWAY. M. D.,
NH l5-1m' PETER LYONS, NJ. d.
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Tonic has been used successfully for the last twelve
years IA cases of Indigestion. Flatdlency, Gen
They create a healthy action throughout the
body, restore the appetite, equalize the circuIa,
ton, give tone and energy to the sy stem, and
create power Of resistance to disease rarely OBJ
tanned.
PLAINTIFFS BITTERS
Are purely Vegetable, aud adapted to all ages and
cond!tions; are for sale by FISHER & WIN
STON, and by GTocers and Druggists generally.
FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggists,
fe ll-3m No. l25 Main ST., Richmond.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

1S GEORGE Il. STEEL,
V>a DENTIST,
Office and Residence Southwest corner Main and
9Th sts, first door above Crenshaw's New Hotel
Richmond, Va
Having an exper lence of ten years in his profess
sion, he feels confident of giving satisfaction to
those who may favor him with their patronage.
mh l5-6m
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VIRGINIA FERTILIZER,
& McGRUnER,S SONS,

OR
S. McGRUDER'S sons
PHOS HO- e. UFIAN g UAN
We offer for sale Phospho- Peruvian GGano.
tain EIGHT PER CENT. OF AMMONIA and
FORTY FIVE to FIFTY PER CENT. of PHOS-
PLATE OF LIME.
Price $50. cash, per ton of 1000 pounds.
Having been for many years largely engaged in
the guanO trade, and carefully observed and had
reported to us. by reliable practical farmers, the
result of experiments with nearly every variety of
guano, enables MS to furnish fertilizer which we
with great confidence recommend, and believe to
he much cheaper than the Peruvian, when used
alone.
The ingredients in this preparation are the very
best Peruvian and Phosphate Guanos, selected
with great care and by rigid analysis, ground to
very fine powder, and thoroughly and intimately
For TOBACCO, OATS and CORN, we do not
think this Fertilizer can be excelled; and kene-
fetal effects, in the improvement of the land, is
unquestlonable.
We shall also keep constantly on hand supply
Of 6ne GROUND BONE DUST.
s.. MCGRUDER'S SONS,
fe 0-Stawlm Richmond.
OR LEASE EXTRACTOR-For remov,p.
~ paint. tar, wax, or any kind Of grease from al
kinds OF silk and wOOllen Dresses, and from Broad
cloths, Csssimeres, &C., without the slightest nu-
This article has bean used extensively through
out the country, and has received tho highest re-
commentators. 1t also received the silver modal
at the last Mechanics Fair. 1t 10 made in this city
and deserves the patronage Of the South, To 80
tory, corner Nam and 10th Sta. Richmond, Va
EDW'D T. FINCH,
10 Ism ANALYTICAL Chemist.
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TUAN PiZZINT, WHOLESALE DEALER IN
y FQHEGN FRUITS AND REFINED CANDY
MANUFACTURER-Wou respectfully call tho
attention OF country merchants and the city trade
u xeneFAl. 10 hrs fresh and large stock Of gods-
They will hnd 81 his store great variety Of avti-
Giles saitshp % this trade. which can be sold . low
q % Amy OF the Northern mar ets,
He 10 Also manufacturing daily, large Quantities
Ut his extra Refined Crushed Sugar Candy, which
excseds all others IN 9lossIne.s. transparency and
color. Thogp who want good and cNeap articles
you'd do Feli 30 sNl) 81 the nishsncnh ReGned Gan.
q NAHnfNstef.s No. II Main street, Alshlhead,
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"i Grabbs Appcrso son Graduate in PHARMACY Sns
A PPEkSON IL DUPCY.
IA CHEMISTS Il DRUGGISTS, p
BROAD, BETWEEN 4TH AND 9Th Srs.,
Have on hand a carefully Selected stock of IL
pure Drugs and Chemicals. Paints, Oils. Window
Glass, Varnshes, Perfumery, Soaps, and Fancy
Articles, which they otter upon the most reasonable
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-22

NOTICE-The public is hereby forewarncd
IN not to trade for hc following described
promissory notes. as decentralization for which
they were given has faiha, and they will not be
paid at maturity
1.t. Two promissorynotes made by John S.
Nesbit and endorsed byhim, dated September
Sd. 1859, payable LIST September, 1860, and LIST
January, 1861, bearing interest at The rate of
s per cent. per annnm rom Sd September. 1859.
payment of said notes having been assumed by
Jaulcs A. Ferguson. Said notes arc each drawn
for the sun of S5I6 ga. @
ID. Three notes of 1888 333 each, payable
to the order Of JamesA 4. Ferguson and endorsed
by him, dated Sept.1l, 1860, and payable re-
spectively on the lst hnuary, 1861, '62 and go.
with interest after maturity at the rate Of 8 per
cent. per annum. s#
Sd. One note for s6G3s 81, payable to the
order of James A. ferguson and by him en-
dorscd, dated Sept. Il. 1860. and payable in the
month of March, 1851, with interest from date
at the rate of s per cent. per mum.
Nov. "a, 1885, JAS. A. FERGUSON.
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fence and protection. That this is the
feeling among the different States we
need 10 further proof than the act of
sending commissioners to the others,
which several of the Southern States
are now doing. The cause of MS all is a
common cause-our interests are the
same-our institutions the same our.
people homogeneous, and WI have be-
fore US a common career of prosperity,
independence and happiness. We will
naturally be drawn together into a com
mon bond of Union, including even the
border States" as they are called, which
may be a little slower than the rest, but
are bound eventually to cast their lot
with their Southern sisters. We entreat
our friends, then, not to embarrass the
cause Of Southern independence by talk
ing about cooperation mow. 1t will be
time enough for that after a while, when
it will not only be appropriate but will
meet with favor from all parties.
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NOTICE.


THE undersigna, Inspector of Roads and Le-
wees, will offer fo' sale to the lowest bidder, at
the Courthouse 4 this parish. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1860.
at 10 o'clock A. v, the Work hereinafter named,
to wit: ss, =,-st
The repairs to the Road on the plantation
heretofore belonging to G. B. Miller, deceased,
absentee, now lis heirs, situated on the Missis-
sippi River, in this parish. Said plantation
formerly belonged to A. Provosty.
Purchascrst to irnish bond with good and SOL
vent security Il the satifaction Of the President
of the Police jury, in order to secure the faith
full performance Of said work in accordancdwith
the Police Regulations, under the superintcnd-
ance and to tls satisfaction Of the Inspector of
the District inRhich said work is to be made.
Said bond b be given on the day of sale.
p. BOgANCHAUD, Tnsp'r I'd District.
November 10, 1860. *a e% "
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The State of Louisiana

Parish of Pointe Coupec-Niutb Di,,.,
n nnh'eno1. tu'l,x, VS.. Julius Rev.
'"' ,of Partition between the ,nnor,
n "Ii FRANCES, Sarah and Can|ipe " pn'
~ pursuance to a commission to ma
1 thc Clerk of tie Ninth District Cn,n .n.e'ed by
ana IN obedience to 4 judgement r.r,, "'or.Sald.
anoer styled suit by the Judge Of tbs V;su IN The
tic, court aforesaid. |. the unders;nra .,i"', DIS
OF 20 81 Of Pointr Ccupee. viii of." Sheriff
IL SAFE, a TIE Courthouse of this Parish, a on pub
THURSDAY. JANUARY i ,ss,
ut 10 "'''ck A. N. for the purpose of cs.o,;.
pafu'''h "'w'rn the minors JANE, Mary re4Hsa
eS '"Ioh 'e ana sarah Reynolds. the fnilllamM;nna
r 'rcrty depending upon the succession " Of
Reynolds. lit OF Justin
Sal perry consisting as follows:
NEGROES.
and her children. viz: y! years.
*hgene, a negro boy, aged about .u.
: IFS: "''"' twenty
hliS. = negro girl, aged about seron.
' rs: 'e'eh1een
'S7"H. !" negro boy, aged about ss.
years; y 'aassn
Alfred or Toby, Il negro boy. aged about ,x,,.
years: s"eivc
baptkte, a negro boy, aged abo,, l.
years: A"'u' hinc
Joanna, a negro girl, aged alou, w.
years; "''" six
Little Jim, a negro boy, aged about scve,,,,.
years: eF seventeen
Tuck, a neg " boy, aged about sf,,,
years; - "''"'- n'fen
MeiVina, a gre |oman, aged about twon,.
five years; @ "'''' '"enty'
years: ""'u'' 'nlrty
hacb'f' a negro woman, aged. aLout e,,..
years d her children. viz: 'ony
achel. ID years.
,fnry. II years,
.~,leline, . years.
Lucinda, 5 years,
And an infant;
years; ""'1Ne
Jim, a negro man, aged about thirtrtxo
years. "'"o
TERMS OF SALE.
One-fourth cash on day of sale. and the h,l,,,.
payable at one, two and three years from dav y,
sale; purchasers to give their notes for the cr.d;,
terms payable in one, two and three Years frnm
day OF sale. secured by personal s~eca,rity in so;'
do, to the satisfaction of the tutrix. and mortpau,
reserved on property sold: notes bearing rrh,
per cent. interest from day Of sale until full and
final payment.
SEVERN PoECHE, shr:
December &, 1860.
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T. s T Z

TAKEN UP. by Louis l II e. on the False
River road, on the 18th Dect b r, 1860. a young
mare MULE. of black C lor, w , white spots on
the left thigh. no mark ISL ..
The owner is request ito II e forv ,rd prove
property and pay the c is. q 81 . will be sold in
seventy days. at the G, tho s,, as tie law d.
reefs.
]. DIDIER.
Dec H. loho. .. 9tl Ward.
!
1AhEN tf. Ivy 1t 4 tbr on the Falls.
River road. on the ii c.mlur. 1850, A C,o
ole HORSE, roam c,lur. Without any sign fl
visible mark. seeming to be ten or twelve year
old.
The proprietor is rc4, 2sted to ,ine forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him away.
otherwise he will be sold. after 10 DAYS, at
the Courthouse, as the law directs.
H.. DIDIER.
Dec. II. 1860. J.P 9th Ward.
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COMMUNICATED.
PeYDRAs HALL, Dec 90, !

PeYDRAs HALL, Dec 30, 1860.
Editor Democrat-1n last Saturdays
Democrat there is a friendly call on me
to become a candidate for the Convcn-
ton.
| take the first occasion to offer my
thanks to those friends who have never
failed to support me, under all cIrcum-
stances, and at the same time, respect
fully decline to at present tor
any political prefcrment.
Pointe Coupee has many worthy SONS
who arc willing to represent her in this
Convention, and all | hope is, that the
people may select the worthiest.
Let us take no a on trust: let us
understand the feelings and sentiments
of our candidates directly from them
selves, and not depend Oh assurances
from others.
Tic question at Issue is simply this:
Full and fair equality in the Union, Or
submission to Black Republican rule.
Witt, submission, comes the doom of
slavery, and the social equality of the
white and black races. Disguise the
facts as you may, | here present the
true issue; and l beg my friends to keep
this in view when they make their nom
nations for tile Convention. AS for my
self, | will vote for no man unless l
know him to be true to the South.
Come veal or come woe, I am opposed
ITO submission to a Black Republican
President.
Very respectfully,
F. L. CLAIBORNE.
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State ofLouisiana.
Parish of Poipte Coupce-Ninth Distrj Court
James Crowell, adm. VS.. Doralize Ro lard.
wife of Alexander Chust. Sr.-No.2iHs.
DY Virtue of and to satisfy a writ Fl. ia
ID issued in the above entitled suit md to
me directed by the Hon. the 9th District Court
in and for the parish and State aforesaid, to sat
isfy plaintiffs demand and costs of suit,1 have
seized, and will offer at public sale, at the Comt
House on
Saturday, the 18th dug Of January 1861,
at eleven o'clock A. NJ, all the right. title and in
tcrest that the defendant has in and to the follow
ing described property, to wit: ....
ZENON, a negro man. aged about ~fifty-fivc
years. .#. - s-.
Terms Of sak--Cash, aciM Approisenem
SEVERN PORCHE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee, Dec. 3. 1860.
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MASS MEETING!

We have been requested, by an i'm
posing number of the citizens of this
parish, to announced that o MASS MEET
ING of the voters will take place at the
Courthouse, on Saturday, the ed inst,
for the purpose Of selecting candidates
to represent the States Rights Southern
party Of Pointe Coupee in the coming
State Convention. b. ssnz sds
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The State of Louisiana.

AAV 0tdIG Va AVulSla08,
Parish of Pointe Coupcc-Ninth district Cou,t
In the matter of the succession Of Marie
porche, decd. Hubert patin. Jr. adj.
ministrator. "
PURSUANT to an order of the Ninth pix,rie,
Court. to me directed. ]. the undersigned, Will
offer at public sale. at the residence Of Widow
Angustin Purchc. on Fal-c River. ii. this, pasrth.
on
Saturday, Tie 29M dny Of December, 1860,
ut IL o'clock A. NJ. the following property, dc.
pending upon said succession, viz:
Clara, a griff woman. aged about n years,
and her child: u m~nlattu boy. aged about )
months.
Also. the foilowin. movablcs:
Five head Of horned cattle, etc. etc.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.
MOyablcs, cab. &'r
The slaves. one-thirl payable on the lit day
of March. 1861. one-third payable on the lst dry
of March. 1862. and oIic-thiid payable on the lit
day of March. 1851.
The purchasers to give their notes with good
security in solido, to the order and satisfactiuaof
the Administrator, with 8 per cent. Interests from
date until full and final payment Of said notes
and interests. and a special mortgage retained
OF the property sold.
SEVERN PORCIIE, Sheriff.
November "a, 1860.
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$1oo REWARD:

DANAWAY from the undersigned. the latter
IL end of September, the negro man PEYTON.
about twcnty-eisht or thirty Years Of age, and
about six f~eetshigh. Gift color. and has a down,
cast look when spoken to. fear that this nc
gro has procured a pass, Or has gone off witt,
some white man. Fn
| will give the above reward if secured in
jail out of the State. or $50 if taken in the
Stale. Captains of steamboats, are cautioned. IA
this boy will endeayor to make hisway to a free
State. b. i. SHINES.
Simmesport, Avoyelles La, Dec. 1. 1860.
va Baton Rouge Advocate and n. q. Delta
copy 80 days and send bills to this office.
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" IN
1--WE undersigned, Inspector Of roads and Il.
wees for the lst District. will offer for sale
1t public auction. to the lowest bidder. on the
Atclafalya river. opposite Simmsport. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1860,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the following works. to wit:
The making of the road and levce on the land
Of w. l.. Harland.
The repairs on the roads and leyees on le
land belonging to the following persons, to VII:
CD Stewart. Ur W d Smith. Joseph Torras, Mt
Hagan, Judge f T Merrick. George kellef,, Il
Keller. Mrs Mckinney, Stephen Barbrc, Jndgs
Murick, S NJ Wells, N Chalftnt, Messrs frlst;
A Quin, CT Tester, d B SHINES. Young oaaT
ham, S NJ Thomas, II Callahan. Dr. J saRf
field, Mrs i B%unnaups, Sidney Flower. " nssa'
W D Rodney. T A Quin, Mr. Hunter, VIM Asar,
North l. Smith, Mr. McCranie, ALFRED Brown soaa
Jones, j. McCrca, DR. Jones, Kirk q Mhies.GT
press Point, J 7 Brooks, Mrs Fuseaef, W" n
Lindsey, T. Normand. Estate Of Bordelen, RI pr
SHINES, Estate Of ] e Nelson, Estate ~ ~
Richards. TIA Glendcnning, Widow v Do!nIi
T y Glcndenning, On Dickey, Allen ICON, "
Peaks. NJ Garwood, EA Patterson, DhreArr
Jas S Hudson, Mrs Mary Mccoy, Estate &c
Thomasson, Jas S Hudson, Mr. Mcfhelson, Nv "
Cain, Mr. Calvert. II lslct, DIR GOber, MI hea,t
Burton, p Nugent. Lauve'G Mccall, SnaIAs! r
Withers, John T Moore, n Parks,J J Calrh.n,,
P Long, 7 d Harper. + Branch, ! y napa
Helmorc & Jackson, W II Palmer, Richard !: .N ~
Z W Sewail, Norwood, Hurst Il Carney, A'0"
ruth, 7 G Davidson. !, a..
Specifications for the above works VIII ~
nished on the day Of sale. They VIII la he
quired to be made in strict conformity W. an.a,
regulations Of the Police Jury; bond ana .sae.
rity will DO required for the faithful anu R'Ns
tual completion Of each work. n,,pc
December Is, 1860. Inspector Isl l'''
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SALE OF PUBLIC WORK.
RHE Parish Attorney will offer for sale to tbt
lowest bidder, at the Court House of this par

t-S6 ~ M w S1G1Aa ~
THE Parish Attorney will offer for sale to Tie
lowest biddcr,a at the Court House Of. this par
4 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1860,
aasIO o'clock A. NJ, the public work hereinafter
naned, on. the AtehafaIaya river, to wit
Z 1. The repairs ON the levee and road on the
laid OF this parish, formerly belonging to Lind
sd q Norman. .zssai H. ag5c4
Q. The repairs on. the embankment at Lake
s. The repairs on the cmbankment at Ander-
sh's Bayou. ~ r .z9 @ z
I. The repairs on the ,%embankment at Gar
sb. The repairs on the embankment at Gillock's
ofPeak's Bayou. ra.H xzs.zsza.,@
IS. The repairs on the embankment at Bayou
p. The repairs on the embankmcnt at War
dttn's Bayou. .sa&5 s'aiE
g. The repairs on the embankment at Blay-
lexis Bayou. ! EE1
10. The repairs ON the %embankment at Primm's
Ryou. s& B
Ito. The making of the road and levee on
shool section, lot No. Is, in township s.,
Hnge -E. .ee.s
III. The completion of the McPhaul or Red
liyer levee. f=# sass
This last work is a continuation of the levee
bw under contract. and will be a levee about
BOO feet long and will contain about 5000 cubic
BIRDS.
The specifications of the above works will be
Jade known on the day Of sale. The work will
h required to be done in strict accordance with
he Police Jury regulations. Contractors will
ye required to furnish good security for the
aaithful and punctual completion of each work
s JOHN YOIsT,a
Dec. 10, 1860. Auditor and Par isha
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LA9D o SALE.

4 N ACRES Of high and valuable LAND
HCU sos OLD RIVER ISLAND, West Fe-
~liciana, within sight of Raccourci Cutoff ; 125
acres c1ear,d. enclosed and in cultivation; a
large SHED on the property; adjoins lands of
B. r. Miles On the north. and Mrs. Stevenson's
property OF the South. The wood land is heavily
timbered with FINE CYPRESS.
ws~Prie lQw-Terms accommodating.
1~pIy tsf A. J. POWELL
LAP >pantation Broker.
Mt up street, y. O..
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&VNAwAE.

ANYWAY, on HE 18th October, from the
II plantation Of N. Olinde, in,this parish, the
American negro PETER, aged about IS years.
He is about 5 feet6 inches high, white head,
and one finger of The right hand mashed.
A liberal reward will be given to any one
who will deliver HIN to A. T.. OLlNDE. =
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December Is, 1860.
FOR SALE.

A LARGE TRACT OFLAND e'li''a''"
Sugar Plantation, well impFos- s,.;vatea ia
Also two other large tracts cum
cotton. a-5z rg -
Also, other tracts uncultivated' 81 ol3
m-Apply at this Office.
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Saddle and Carriage Maker.
FOB SALE

HAvING lately engaged the ser "h
IL vices of competent workmenR~
in the above branches. my trindsNS
and the public in general will always find at nv
establishment. located on False River, abait
two miles from the New Road, a fine as: ortm.nt
Of
New and secondhand C%arriaees.
Ns~Work entrusted to my care will lie done
with ~neatness and dispatch, and to the taste If
customers. dl.
7. MICHEL MICHEL.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-22

TT We are authorized to- announce Mr..
AUGUSTA PROVOSTY. as a candidate to Iep-
resent this parish in the approaching State Con-
vention. t' ,1f
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-22
FALSE RIVER, La,


Es~We are authorized to announce the name
of WALTER T.COYLE as a candidate for the
Office of Sheriff of this parish. Election, Novem-
Der, 1861.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-22

p1~We aEg authorized to announce the name
Of Mr.. DIVIDE DABADIE as a candidate fol
Assessor ut the next election, subject to the
choice of ~ttEI)emocratie party. .H'. .|f-'
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-22
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DN
TAKEN UP. Ivy Emile Britto. on Fake Riv
i Creole BAY HORSE. aged about four
five years. marked Z NJ on the left shoulder:
two feet on right side white: no other marks.
The owner is requested to come forwarD
prove property and pay charges. or said estray.
will be sold in seventy day, according to law
at the Court House.
II. DIDTER,
Dec. 8. 1850. J.. 2. Ninth Ward.