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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-01

hEsrucKr.-Les retours dc lo4 com
'es dams le Kentucky donnent lie resul
W sulEant Bell 64,691, Douglas
-e'oo7 ct Breckinridge 49,s4s. II restt
s'x eomtes connaitre.
MISSOURI. -Tous les comtes moins qua
ae aonnent le resultat suivant Dou
gas LASS, Bell 81, $50, Breekinridge
so,sso, Lincoln 1904.
pKLawaRE lie vote officiel est celui.
sfeekinridgc 1881, Bell 1864, Lin.
o'a ISIS, Douglas 1923.
ILLINOIS. lie resultat definitif est CO.
laiei - =
lincoln. IT2,545
Bell. e go
Breckinridge. $50
s'e Total. 34O. 202
aspas 1856. ''''fS y '0'' q
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ParoisSe de la Pointe Coupce.
Fausse Riviere, lie % nov. 1860,

esoi3>S dS Id otIh SOtDce.
Fausse Riviere, lie % nov. 1860.
NJ ?. \. Roy eliteur, ..... .
Monsieur.
Dams EinterGt DIES habitans sueriers. nous
croyons devoir rendre compte DIES rtsultats obte-
nus avee lcquipage cha,diares ct,taeIfes iu DR.
+. IL. Letebvre sur lhabitation dc Nine veuye
5. \. Lacoste. Get equipage Sc compose de oua-
ire chaHdleres; une 4s une Y ct deux rs. ct a
etc monte par NJ. 0. W. Chase, de cette parosse.
Avec trcn:e cordes de bois, partant a froid,
nous avoas fsit, dams lespaee de IS heures vingt
clnq boucauts de beau sucre; ct celia ayec des
cannes tres vertes
Lequipage n otfre aucun nconvGnient. eft les
cfaudieres Sc salissent beaucoup moins vite que
les chaudiercs ordinaires- -preuye nous avons
falt cent boucauts de sucre sans ayur beson de
les nettoyer.
Nous ne doutons pas qu'avec six ehautlieres
on ne pusse rGallser tout lavantagc GU o.fre Fin
vention du DR. Lefebvre tant sous le rapport de
economic du combustible, que sous cellli de la
rapldlte ct de Ia facilite de Ia fabrication. ct
gu une corde de bos ne suffise par boucaut de
Sucre.
/. Y. GOSSERAND agent.
Jh BI ECIlE. eeonome.
TlSEDII
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-01

Car Er sc rGfGrant d nos avis l'on ver
rasspe NJ Michel Michel offre en ventr
dies pompcs dun nouveau genre. Aussi,
<oitures neuves ct de seconle main LIE
tout 4 drs prix tres moderts.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-01

sa-MardI dernler nous avons etc
i,ondGs par une plnie torrentiele, ac-
compagndc DUN fort vent, qui a durtc
tpute 10 10 lrnGe.
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is


Epublic est par lie present notifie de ne pas
IL negocier les bilets ci-dessous deerits, atteI-
du quils ne seront point payes a echeances, la
consideration pour lesqdels lis furent fats ayant
faillie.
1o-Deux billets tires par John S. Nesbit ct en-
dosses par ui, dates lie septembre 1853, paya-
bles lie Ter septembre 1860 ct Ter janvier 1861
pour la somme de s5l6 66 2I3 chacun, portant
interet Gle pour cent par an, du 3 septembre
1859. LIE Placement de ces billets etc garanti
par Jas. A. Ferguson.
2o-Trois billets pour 1888 80 1I3 chacun.
payables l.ordre de Jas. A, Ferguson ct endos-
ses par lui, dates le IL septembre 1860 ct dfs lie
Ter janFier 1861. 1862 ct 1868. ct portant interet
de 8 pour cent Fan apres maturite
so-Un billet pour 1868 "a payable l'ordre
de JAS. A. Ferguson ct endosse par lui en- date
dn IL septembre 1860 ct da en- mars 1861, por-
tant interet de pour cent Ian de la date.
JAS. A. FERGUSON.
Pointe Coupee, % nov 1866 Ter dec
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CytR cRlNINEI.LE,--Le process d'Israel
pfInce pour lie mcurtre de Jacob Bris.
coe, commits dams le courant de mai der.
nis, sur lie bayou Far,locllc, aura lien
iHn1sprocllain, Ie 8 dec.
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\ D I Z \ UX AVIS:
NOLNELLE INDTSTRIE
* s., 81 R> S, :, s;;.

M MICHEL MICHEL l'honneur damon
AVI Ger au public quill Went de recevoir uu
assortment conlp!et de PONIES, dies mGcanis-
mes les plus REGENTS ct les plus partaits, ul il
otfrc en- vente a des prix nloder,;S.
DtsircuN de Satistaire ses nombreuX clients NJ
Michel Michel oiirc en outre aux pcrSonnrS Qri
htslteracnt faire acquisition dune de ceS ma
chimes, ST comnlodes ct 81 ingenie,lSes d cn placer
ct cntretenlr une on plllsieur> sur eur habitaton
all moyen Il TN Announcement annuel don't les ter
mes Seront alssi reduts que possible.
Son atellcr Sc trouve toujours a Ia Fausse Ri
were "a nov Ess-
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AV Is

list prtsentement donne que le soussignG. In
IL specteur DIES Chemins ct Levtes du 2eme
District. otfrira en- vente au derner ct plus bas
enchGrisseur, ii la mason de Cour de cette pa
roisse,
LIE sameli, s ..dfcemJre 1860,
a 10 heures A. VI -
La construction dime levec ct du chcmin sur
l'habitation de Babte. f. c.. !.
L'acquereur devra fournir son cauionnement
avcc bonne ct solvable s6curitG, la satisfaction
du president du Jury de Police, ain 'assurer Ii.
parfuite execution desdit travauX, conforme.
ment aux r6glements du Jury de Police
Lcdit cautionnement devra Gtre donnG lie jour
dc la ventc
PIERRE BOE ANCIIAUD
l0nov lnspctetlr des chemins ct leyees du
2cme District.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-01

ng-Nou< s,mm"s autorise> d'annonecr que
MR.. JOSEPH LtNGLOIS pere est candidat d
la proelainc election pour In place d'aSsesseul
de I#x.s lie Ii Paroissc.--Sujet au cloix dt
p.,fti dtmocratiquc.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-01

rrs~Nous sommcs autorisGs annoncer VI
WALTER T. COYLE CONNIE canddat pour la
place dc Sheriff lie cctte paroisSe. Election en
novcmhre 1861.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-01

rfs-N0IS sommcs antorise d'annoncer "
ADOLPHE VIGNES CONNIE canlidat pou
SifERIP dc cette paroisse. Ii prochainc election
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9Se- Nous sommes autorises d'annoncer que
MR.. DIVIDE DABADIE est canlidat a la pro
c',aae Election. pour In place .tSssseltr de Ia.
y.s de Ia Paroi<se. e.-sujct au choix dn rarti de-
mocratiIuc.
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$l0O DE RECOMPENSE

g. PARTI marron de chez lie soussigne vers
R la fin de septembre. le griffe PAXTON, age
n de rs on 80 ans, taille de 6 pieds; il lie re-
gard endessous. Je crois que ce negre une
passe on gull est parti avee un blanc. Je dom
neral la recompense cidessus pour son incarce-
ration dams une geole hors l'Etat, ct $50 sill est
pfis dams Get Etat. LES capitaines de bateaux a
vapeulr soat reqnis detre sur leur gardes, ear ee
negre essaicra s'enfuir dams I'M Etat Iibre
B. B. SHINES
Simmsport. AvoyclleS, La. 1sr dec.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-01
sAMEDI n ATTN. Ter DECEMBRE 1860

ns"Le jury de police ',sscmbIer;
lunli p ruchain, 8 deccmhrc.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-01
J. II. HALSEY

AyOCAT
va Son office a la Pointe Coupee pres du Blu
reau de Poste
ii Sc chargera DIES affair9s devant In Cour de
cette Paro!sse, des Paroisses vosines ct Ia Cour
Supreme.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-01
BULLETIN COMMERCIAL.
Nile-Orleans, Iundi, 26 nov.
LOISIANE EFT MISSISSIPPI

Hncfe-frlX plus termes - Prime il
choix 6 ll2 Il 3l4 cts.
Commln good com ) fo5 II
Fair Il fully fair .. 4 IEt(n,+ :i,4
Prime ct choiy. .... IIz(n6 Sri
CAoX ct ccntrituge... S (a9
Me1asse-l9 a % ct 26 cts Ia prime 4
clloix
Farine-s5 oOa I 90 rcxtra inftrieur
a bonnie q.talite
Mais-63 d 65 ct G5 lie mGlanse e lie
blanc.
Avoinc-35 Il 81 cts cclle de St-Louis
Porc--s2o a 20 so lie mess.
Graisse-14 cts.
lluilc de graisse-$l 10.
B,"rre--ll IL cts la livre.
Chan1clcs-Star II liz cts la livrc.
Toilc d'emballayc-Il cts a temps ct
int ret
Whisky 10 cts lie gallon.
Caft-l4 Il IA l "A ct IA 3ls cts.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-01


ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
couR DU NEUv.eME DISTRICT JuD1c,A1RE
PARoIssE DE La Po1NTE CoupEE.
Jean Bevin w Pierre Sicard.
No. 1880.
A,N vertu dc ct pour satisfaire I'M
writ de f. ia. lance dams la cause ci-lcssus
inttulee. ct moi adressee par Honorable Cour
Gu Ncuvieme District dams ct pour la paroissc ct
Etat sllsdlt, pour satisfaire la demande du
plalgnant ct aux frais. jai saisi ct joffrirai en-
ventc publique, a Ia Maison de Cour, lie
Ter Jour du mois de Decembre 1860
Ii b. A. NJ, tous les droits titres ct nterGts quc
lie defendeur dams ct a laditc propriete ci-apres
decrite, savoir:
Tn lot de tere situe sur lie Chenal, ayant
deux arpents de face sur elit Chenal, sur qua
rante arpcnts de profondeur, borne d 'un cote par
la terre de D6solive Leieune ct de rautre cote
par la terre de Hubert Pattin. pere
une negrcsse nominee Adele, agee d'cnyiron
so ans.
1ermes ct conditions de la renle
LIE tout en- douze Mois de Credit:
Les acquereurs fourniront leurs billcts ayec
bonnes ct solvables securities solidaires. nortant
snterets a raison de s p. cent du jour de la
Vente.
SEVERN PORCHE,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-01
A VENDRE OU A LOUER.

A VENDRE OU A LOUER.
TIN TERRAIN de la eontenance de 6s arpens
~ de snperfcie faisant face au fileuve Missis-
sspi, situe dams rendroit appele lie Village -
pres du chemin du Nouyeau-Texas, avec une
grande maison de residence a deux etages, tou-
tes lee batisses necessaires jardin etc. etc Giant
laderniere residence de feu John Tircuit
&s~ S'adresse a EUGENE OUBRE.
y Pointe-Coupee, 25 fevrier 1860.
W. e. GOOl3Ys
ENCI4NTEUR.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-01
Pointe Coupee. q octobre 1850.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

Ponte Coupee. n octobre 1850.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
CoUR DU NEuvIeME DISTRICT JuDIcAIRE
PARoIssE PoNrE coUpEE
Succession de Marie Porche, d6cedee;
Hubert Patin, jr., administrators.
TONFORMEMEST a un ordre de Honorable
~ Neuvieme Cour de District, a moi adresse.
je sheriff soussgne, offrirai en- vente publque, a
la residence de dame veuve Augustin Porche.
(Fausse Riviere) en- cette paroisse,
LIE samedi, 29me jour de deeemJrs 1860,
h II heures A. NJ,
La propriete ci-apres deerite ct designee, de-
pendant de la susdite succession, savoir
CLARA, griffonne, ag6e d'enyiron 25 ans, ct
son enfant, mulatre, age denviron mois.
Aussl-Les proprietes moblieres ei-apres /:
8 tetes de betes a cornes, etc, etc.
1srmes ct conditions de la reate:
Les proprietes mobilieres, compliant.
Les esclaves payables
lI3 le premier jour de mars 1861
LIB lie premier jour de mars 1852,
l[3 lie premier jour de mars 1863
Lacquereur ou les acquereurs devront fournir
leurs billets avec caution soidare, bonne ct SOL
vabie, payabes l'ordre ct 4 la satisfaction de
administrator, ct portant interet Il pour cent
a partir dc Ia date jnsqua paycment total ct
final desdits billets ct interGts
une hypotheque speciale sera reservee sur les
proprietes vendiles.
SEVERN PORCHE, sheriff
n novGD
Prix Redults,
A DATER DU premier Semptembre 1860. le
emmagasinera ct expedira la Nou-
xelIe-Orleans; le Gotoa, le Sere & Ia Hesasse aux
prix suiyants;
SUCRE a raison 5 sous par boucaut.
MELASSE - par baril!
COTTON '' par bale!
ZESON DEMORUELLE.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TOITURES 4 TENDRE-

A l-iNT tout reccmment engage les services
IA deXceilents ouvrlers en- ce qui concerne la
partle forgerons, charrons, carrossiers pentres
Je salslS cette occasion de rappeler a mes ams ct
au pubic que on trouvera constamlnent a mon
ateller, (situe a la Fausse Rivierc deuy miles
environ du Chelnln Ncuf) I'm choiN yarie de VOL
TCRE de toutes sortes, neuves ct remises a
ncuf
Les travauy qui me seront confiGs seront exc
cutts avec III plus grande diligence ct de fcon il
ne lasser rlen :; dtslrer gojit le plus dGIicat
"a nov IL MICHEL MICHEL.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
CoUE DC GENE DISTRICT Observation-Disclosures
DE La PulNrE-C0UrEE.
James Crowcll, administrateuur VS.. Do
ralizc Robilard, epouse d'Alexan-
Dire Chutz, Sr.--No 1928.
IN vertu de ct pour satisfaire IN writ
de i. ta lance dams In cause cidessus
lntltulee. ct a moi adresse par lhon cour de iuge
de palXd du &c district dams ct pour la paroisse ct
Etat susdits, pour satisfaire la demande du plai
gnant ct aux trais. al saisi ct jofrirai Ell vente
publsque. IA la Maison de Cour de cette Paroisse
!Somedi, le 1er jour de DtcemJre 1860,
II h. A. NJ. tous les drois ttrcs ct intercts oc
lie detendeur daus ct ladite propriGte ci-apres
dtcrite savoir:
ZENON, negre. age d'environ 55 ans.
Iermes Ell conditions de la rente:
Compliant. avec estimation
SEVERN PORCHE,
POinte-Coupee, a novemlre 1860
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HtlTRES FRAICHES.

NJ P: EcHELARD a l,honneur d'annoneer ou
ISI public quill tient conStamment en- ventc les
prtS'lts dc FOuest ct les groceries a lusage des
Etlm.. >s, telles que
Fal1ne dies meilleures marques, viundes saltcs
ct fllmecS. jambons graisse, chandelles etc.
Ses relations avcc les meilleures maisons de
commerce en- ce genre St-Louis lui permettent
de garantir Ia qualit6 ct surtout la traicheur DIES
produits quill otfre all public 3 nov-s.z
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TELsoRApHeo TO THE NEW ORLEANS cRrsct
FURTHER EUROPEAN NEWS.
BY TRIESTE MsHIP ARABIA
Lar LIE sATIoxAI tIxE.

The latest advices from Liverpool via Queens
town state that the wreck of the Endymion has
been sold at auction for fI255 Sterling.
The last mails from st. Petersburg say that the
announcement that England would not inquire into
the situation of Christians in Turkey, gave great
satisfaction.
The Overland mail at Alexandra brought dates
from Kong-Kong to the Goth of March, and an
nounced the arrival in that city of Sir Hope Grant.
Active warlike preparations were being made.
and an expedition for the north would leave in the
early part Of April.
Gen. Garibaid after having landed in Sicily, is
sued three proclamations.
The first, to the Neapolitan army; the second,
to the inhabitants Of Naples; and the third to the
siciians urging activity in taking the field to secure
Italian independence, etc.
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THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 81. 1860.

and was anticipated by the steamship Moses TAYLOR
at New Orleans.
Presbyterian Convention at Rochester.
ROCHESTER,, May 3o.-A general assembly Of the
leaders of the Presbyterian Church was held in
this city yesterday.
Rev. Dr. Palmer, of New Orleans, was elected
to the chair Of practical theology at Princetown.
Methodist Episcopal Conference.
BUFPALo, May 3d. The Methodist Episcopal
Conference has refused to change the rule in disci-
plne on slavery, by ten votes short Of two-thirds
Of the whole number of votes cast.
Large Fire in Philadelphia.
PHfLADELrHfA, May 3O.-The depot, three loco
motives, and ten passenger and freight cars, be-
longing to the Camden and Amboy Railroad Com
pany, were completely destroyed by fire yester-
day. ..
United States Court Decision.
CIScSsATr, May 30.--Mr. James Judson has re-
covered verdict for an infringement on his pa
tent right to governor yalve in the United States
Court
Arrival Of the Arabia at Boston.
Bosros, May .30.-The Cunard mail steamship
Arabia, whose news has been telegraphed from
Halifax, reached her wharf yesterday evening.
Her European mails for the South were dis
patched by this mornings early train, and will be
due in New Orleans Sunday morning, Sd prox.
Arrival of the Steamships Saxonia and Glasgow.
NEW YORK, May s0.-The steamship Glasgow,
of the Liverpool, Philadelphia and New York
Line has arrived from Liverpool via Queenstown.
The steamship saxonia, from Southampton, has
also arrived.
The news by the above named steamers has been
fully anticipated by the steamship Arabia.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, May 30 The Cotton market
closed dull. The sales today footed up roo
bales; prices ranged from II Ito II Ic perlb. The
Flour market isactive: anadyance Of to 10c. per
Dbl is noticed The sales amounted to II 500 bbls.
| at SIS 20 to SIS 30per Dbl. Corn closed with ad-
yancing tendency; an advance Of 1c. per bushel is
! reported; 5000 bushels were sold to-day at CSC.
per bushel the market closed firm. The Pork
market closed dull ; 800 bbls. were sold at sl3 "a
| to sl3 81 per bbl. Lard closed firm 400 bbls. o
Lard were sold at 113c. to life. per ID. Cofet
| closed quiet. Sugar closed firm; Orleans Sugal
sold at 81 to 7sc. per lb.
| CINCINNATI, May 30.-The Flour market closed
4 active there were 1900 bbls sold at s5 per Dbl
There were loo bbls. of Whisky sold at Is to 1sac
per gallon. OF Mess Pork, 400 bbls. were sold a
SIT rs per Dbl. Lard sold at Ilic. The demant
for Sugar has improved 20S hhds were sold toda.
at SIC. per pound; an advance of 3c. since yester
day is reported.
River Intelligence.
yIoksBuRa, May 3d. The steamer Monarcl
4 passed down at 6, the James johnson at 8, and th
T. L. McGill at 10 O'Clock last night. The Atlanti
passed down to-day at 10 A. M. ts4
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VOLUME XIII.
9sh @rIsars Bully Crescent
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY d, 1860.
NECESSITY OF ACTION.


As the day of the municipal election draws nigh,
we are gratified to notice the increasing interest
which Is felt in the result This right and proper
The apparent Indifference which prevailed in the
beginning Of the canvass is gradually yielding to
an active anxiety, which each day more and more
develops.
But the necessity for action and exertion still
exists, and this necessity will become more strn-
gent until the close Of the polls on the day Of
election. No good result is attanable in anything
without labor; but the benefits Of just and wise
municipal administration can be secured with ease
if each Citizen interested in the welfare and pros
perity of the city, will exert himself to produce
this desirable end.
In New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincin-
natl, and all other large cities, municipal can
yass stirs the very depths of the popular heart.
The people know and feel how closely connected
with their personal and individual interests are the
local concerns of their respective municipalities.
In Washington City canvass for civil offices is
now going on, the election taking place on the
same day as ours. And although much Of the
legislation for that city is performed by Congress,
the people there are intently engaged in the
struggle, three candidates for the Mayoralty are
in the field and there is scarcely vote in the city
that will not be poled. Surely, the great and
growing interests of the commercial metropolis Of
the South demand at the hands Of her people
equally as great exertion. and an equal solicitude
that they be confded to the best and most trust
worthy guardians.
For this reason, we trust that the increasing in
terest in the election Of next Monday will suffer ne
abatement, but will be kept up, with activity ant
spirit until the decision Of the question. No pres
sure of business ought TO interfere with those re
ciprocal duties which exist between each citizeI
and the community of which he forms part. WI
accept the awakening Of the people to the impor
tance OF this subject as conclusive indication 0
the triumph of the Independent ticket of the citi
4
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In Peoria, Ill, lately a woman drew out the
hoops of her skirt and tied them to hoop-pole,
and thus formed an effective cato'nine-tails with
which she severely ohastised an old gray. headed
man, who had been guilty Of some offense towards
d child Of hers,
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CouTHERN WOOD AND MACHINE WORKS,

P. Il W, Engineer,
LILO
New Levee street.
SAVING MACHINE AND WOOD TURNING done for
The Trade .
CARPENTERS. JoTNERs' AND FANCY WORK, of ali
descriptions.
PLANTATION MACHINERY of ali kinds repaired at the
shortest notice.
Ibaye now In operation a PATENT GRINDsToNE SAW
2 GUNNER.
All orders for CUMMING executed with dispatch PRICES
MODERATE.
Being practical and experienced Mechanic employ none
but No men This the aid Of MaehEery, enables
a. s.., s,,r.r,or;ty iaal FIN
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The Company insure against The per OF the seas and rivers
nd and damage BY fre at the current rae Of premium
dc ls s-
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ALL FooLs' Day AT CLEyELAND.-On the even.
ing previous to All Fools Day the Cleveland Plain
dealer twas informedn that tribe of gipsies
numbering between three and four hundred, en-,
camped in Forest Grove about four miles from
town that morning, and would remain over Sunday
The item concluded with 50 they will doubtless be
visited by large numbers of townspeople to-mor
row. The prediction was verified, for by O'Clock
the next morning there wasn't horse to be found
in any of the livery stables. Three hundred cti
zens who visited Forest Grove found they haf
been April fooled badly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31
CuGAR HoGsHEADs- SUGAR HoesHEADl

~ sTAYE AND sHTNGLE MACHINES,
Suitable for Making
SUGAR HoGsHEADS RICE M0LASsES, RoSIN AND
TuRPENTINE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
The principle embraced this Machine is the old OF
sptias dressing by hand labor Working directly with
te grain Of timber produces article not liable to warp
or from exposure. Ths save Mil will rve shave and
soin from the bolt from 1000 1000 Slaves and the
shinsie Machine from 10000 Shingles require two
horse power work IT. and be attached to anys team en-
gne gin or m power. II make required length,
and can be adjusted = any thickness taper The timber Is
neither steamed sawed yea and shaved directly from
the bolt.
Both Machines full operation between the hours
Of 10 o'clock every day. at No. Canal street. These
Machines are made in Augusta. Ga.
Any party wishing purchase Parish State County and sin
sIe rights or Machines them from the Agent who
Al give full particuIars F.w. G. COOK,
Sole Agen, for the Of Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
raras and Alabama jaSl 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-31

We have heard of few hoaxes for the last lst of
April, but here is one worth giving, and quite
worthy the reputation of the droll paper refer