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!. y. oLAsTED. LYMAN BAIRD
LOAN AGENCY,
Collection and Insurance Office
/. D. OLMSTED & CO.,
Corner Lake and L.asalls Streets.
We haEe. rade arrangements 70 counec. viii. ouz
business department. Isl the purchase and sale Of
PRODUCE ON CoMm1SSION.
Our extended facilities vii enab1e Us to sell Produce
eR i9 Ss sesE 3 O. PIE
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WIN. ALBAUGH, DENTISr,
street {succesecr TO Fuller A1osugh,} wogid fe
pecnaly Inform The pnbs thst he nay san ke found
every depsttment Of Dentistry. whether n FIl1Irs
Clx4rINe ExTRACIEsa. f1oULaF1Nns Of the f11ef
!; To7E ean 6e seen 1t his o4hee GhaT nodekafa
T. Fn1tssl1I =
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08
FROM BUTLER,s COLUMN.
The Occupation Of Hamptou-The Telegraph
and Future Movements-The Deserted
viIIage-The Trocps-Geu. Bnfler.
FIen Our SPECIAL Correspondent.
EovTpvse MoEpoF OTn potxT Cos


FonTHTss MONROE OLD PoIsT ConroRT,
July 2, 1861.
The village Of Hampton has derived new life from
the advent Of Col. Wardrops Massachlseits Sd, who
viii to-day Join Col Riehardss 4th Regiment from
Newport News. Eight months ago Hampton was a
village with white population Of from 200 to 800;
month after not to exceed 20 remained. The others
had taken flight preciptatey and unnecessarily, some
to Yorktown, % Willamsown, and Others 10 diff
ferent places beyond, according circumstances, but
more generally their Of danger. resulting from
the Anticipated invasion by the Yankees whom they
had been made 10 believe little better than bar.
bsrians. So hasty the exodus that many families
left behind not only most Of their furniture but cloth
ing and personal effects and in some cases spread Ia
bles were left standing, jua the families had risen
from them. In single night deirum seized the en-
tire community, and those that conld leave went dur.
ing Che night or at the earliest possible hour the fol-
lowing morning. A large share Of the negroes were
left behind, though good many were taken along
As general thing, they remain guard the hcuses,
and subsst best they cam thinking 1t strange indeed
as in fact il is that owners and masters who have been
complaining long that their negroes ran away and
they could not catch them were the first to run and
leave their slaves to think for themselves This is
much the case throughout Elizabeth City and York
Counties where in poin. of fact, Slavery is to-day
practically abolished by the fight Of the owners. Ia
Col. Wardrop's men occupy the houses in The most
compact portion Of the village principally the main
street. feel assured not only by the general good
conduct and quality Of the regiment but by the char.
acteI and standing Of the officers that unnecessary
waste or destruction Of the property occupied will
sue, but that the village and the rights Of property
owners will bo protected ! trust that the confidence
which some of the soldiers have done much TO de-
etroy will be restored and friends rather than enemies
made The pickets were today stationed the outer
boundaries of the village, some mile aud half from
the bridge and sharp lookout kept up for the scouts
Of the Rebels who are believed TO be not Ear of These
pckets viii be advanced, and the entire body Of
troope, from time time, will be thrown forward and
works thrown up ut different places, true military
plln line Of magnetic telegraph isbeing constructed,
which by tomorrow win connect the fortress with
Hampton, and viii be extended as the column moves
forward. - =
The reeoDaructicn Of the bridge across Hampton
Creek, which the Rebels 2 recklssy burst is pro-
gressng and the tstes dr pnt commanding the bridge
and The approaches are in good degree of forward
ness under tho energetic supervision Of Capt. Casey Of
the United States Engineers.
The viEI which made to-day TO lhs Esepe ef these
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
VIRGINIA.

Corre.pondence Of The n. Y. Tribune. -.
WLsHIEGTos, July g. 1861.
have the following personal notes which may inter-
ost your readers;
The first man Of any note who fell on the Secession
side was Capt. John Q. Mar who was slain at Fair
fax Court-House and whose place was filed by Extra
Billy Smith. To those who have known him in better
DAYS bis ceath could scarcely be matter of regret
His heart was in the natter and he must have felt
every blow given 70 this country, for which he stood
80 long as il was possible. He was good-natured and
good-looking man In the primo Of life; lawyer in
good practice at wanentou, Fauquier County, Va,
a warm personal and political friend Of Robert 4. Scott,
by whose side ho stood in the late Virginia Convention
battling for the Union, until they and other true men
ben, before tho menaces Of the mob The Govern.
ment Of Virginia, as soon as the o9inance Of Seces-
sion was passed. at onco began the work Of cOuciiat
ing those who hid opposed It 80 long and adently
This was done by appointing " submissionists I" as
they were termed TO the most prominent places in the
State Scott and others Indignantly refdsed snch prof.
fers. Young Mari accepted his promotion and-ded.
He was certainly q gentlemanly and honest young
man, with come talent. "a I, ,.f.s. 4 Sal
Colonel Richard Ashby, who fell In the skirmish at
Romney, was one Of clique Of biackgnards and builes
who have for years infested Fauquier and Stafford
Counties, ofwhich clique his own family connection
furnished goody number. He was brother Of the
man who led all the persecutons against Mr. Under
wood, in tho vicinity Of Paris Val and who returned
from the mob 10 End another brother dying wretched
death. A fourth brother killed himself drinking last
year. Altogether theyare mob family; nooue has lost
anything In the death Of Dick Asbbyi and II the pre-
sent Capt T. Ashby, sf the same regiment should DO
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08

that form which wears the semblance OF reason,
and runs through the sepsi Dle brains Of the whole
people. 1t is the insanity which passes from al
the usual transactions of life and turns 70 gov
eminent and great evente. II is beyond 'ne
treatment of lunatc retreats and strait jacheo'
The uncean spirit, if such 10 is, must ieaa you
whittier it WILL All revolutions are OF the
lunacy of strong tension and oVerwrought BRAN.
The imagination, all compact, rules the world IN
the chaos of change and convulsion. The mad
men who have made men mad by their contagiOn
are of no earthly genealogy, but are born Of
Heaven and ordained of God.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08
Military DCmonstration-Necessi of Disci-
piine-Compromis Impossible.
Core spondenss OF The N. Y. Tribune.

Military DCmonstration-Necess of Disci-
pIine-Compromis Impossible.
Cores espoudenss Of The N. Y. Tribune.
WAsHwGros, July S 1861.
The Federal City Is at THE time the chief point Of
attraction for Northern eyes, Let that be my apology
for addressing you this unceremonious letter. have
been here four days, and during that time have
more Of military life than ever before Washington is
indeed camp. ny frst entrance into it was in ad-
vance of regiment that came on the same train with
me- and TO the inspting notes of hatgen fvorte
The Stsr spsngled Banner" 10 which, or some other
national air, have been marching ever since. On my
arrival found the hotels filed with Members of Con-
gress and applicants for Office, and judging from the
number and variety of the latter class TO be seen in the
streets, do not think that the dispensers of public
favor win sser any lack Of material for their bestow-
ments Next IN point Of numbers, and equal in every
other Objectionable quality to the sodiers that iostle
along Pennsylvania avenue are the oce hunters that
swarm at ths hotels and crowd the corridors of the
Capitol There Is not place 30 small In the gift Of the
President Speaker, Clerk that IL has rot more than
adozen eager expectats Members are pursued 70 their
rooms letters uncerenonously thrust into their hands
ss they pass 20 aud fro along streets The depress
ing effect of the war upon the busine Of the country
has driven hundreds to Washington who otherwise
would have been content 10 stay at home and mind
their business. The spectacle at this tmeis humli-
atng for the Government has disposed of all its vau-
BILE patronage the crumbs that remain being scarcely
worth the asking. o. q l1.as'slga ~
And then the military Never before have I been
fully impressed with the truth Of the remark silt
great armies great evils" Our country, hitherto
stranger to them, is now, at ther severa points Of
assemblage, passing through an experience Of their
corrupting influence upon society. Washington, being
the central point feels it than any other city in
the nation. How much our military organizations lack
in discipline may be inferred from The feet that the
streets Of this city, from day 10 day and night after
night, are filed with drunken, riotous quaJTslOme
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Chevaux, Mulets, etc.

RT F. sOUssIGNT, comm depuis de tongues an
! nees pour son experience dams cette orancne.
importante de commerce, Went de s'etabiif a.une'
maniere permanente a la Pointe- coupeebi !. pres
In debarcadaire du Ferry ct en- face de Bayou
Sara. II a eleye en- Get entlo de spac,eusrs
ecuries. ct aura constammcnt en- main grand hoin,
bre de Mulets ct de Chevaux eleves s1'r son
haras pres de Lexington tkentncky). y puu.
offrir au cl,oix du public les plus bcaah ,ni ao.s
de race. ainsi que les produits croises DIES espeGes-
los nlus renom,ndes din Kentucky. pour la taiIie'
ct In force. - Mon.
Aussl Batesa corncs Durham ct antre9, NOV n.s
tons a Tongue lame. etc, race porcine de pre-
n;ar cboiT SANFORD THOMPSON:
Points Conpee. 81 deccmlFe 1858.
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IA GAVAAsGs
ca O SIZE T..

SELLIER.C a r @ Sic T..
4 Phonnem d'of1rir All publ;c SEES ser
II vices pour tout ce qni concerne la
r6paration, Ia garniturc ct F~ornemcnt;'-
ton dc tuute cspece de voiturcs dams le
govt lie plus nonvcau.
II sc charge de la confection dc scllcs
ct de harnais EN- tous genres.
aas~ II otlru en- vcnte, Il DIES prix mo-
dtres. mn assortment complet de voltu-
res de tontcs sortes, fraiclIemcnt rcgar-
MES ct GUARANTEES Sous 1ous les rapports.
II cspcrc que srs efforts c"ntnner"l't
4 lui meriter la contiance du pubic.
Son atelier sc tronve situe Ell face IL
magasin dc NJ. Manuel. Lees, Cllenim
Nnpf
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CERTIFICATS
0ILIV II IOAA
Bayou Sarah. Is sept. 1860,

Bayou Sarah. is sept. 1860.
NM. Harper Il Son-Messieurs. -Pelmettez-
moi de reandre temoignage de l'eftcacitG de votre
Sable Metallique" CONNIE agent curatit. Tn
petit Negro d'enyiron 4 ans, ne de parents scro-
tuleux, await la joue gauehe ct lie cou atteint de
cette maladic. Apres une application du Sable
Metallique de Harper" pendant une dizaine de
jours, ~l'cnfant est maintenant gueri. Je recon-
mande &c remede a ceux qui soutfrent. Jen
aurai %toujours une boite clez-moi.
\. LEVY.
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Bayou Sarah. s sep. 1860.

NM. j. B. Harper Il Son-Messieurs-Afn de
pouvoir contlibuer all soulagement de ccuX qui
sont at1iige d'Grysipeles, JIG leur recommande
Femploi dc votre sable Metallique'. Tn de
mes negres ayant etc at,aque de cette maladie,
en- peu de temps lie NAL dewitt 81 serleuN que je
~craignis de lie perdre. Je me p%rocurai une boitc
de sable Metalliquc,' ct Iayant employee tel
que present., en- II heurcs. mon Negro tut soula-
&c ct est maintcnant gueri. sansce mtdicamcnt
j%'aurai perdu un bon suiet.
i WIN. NJ. RANKIN.
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MILITARY LAND WARRANTS.
Waterloo IA Avril 1879.

Location de Terra.
x G.. HALE. informe toutcs les personnes
Il. uui ont en- leur possession DIES Military l"na
Warrants. on tous autres Warrants, iesquels NJ
peuvent etre places sur les terres sitnees en- Loul-
ssiane, qn.i il partira sous peu pour T Elns mime
sofia CONNIE fSdhese sderniefe. sponr fare adcs
locations de terre, II pourra faire d'exceilenteS
locations avec les sisdits Warrants, p1ur IONS
ceux qui voadront len charger, en- its ini "
mettant sous peu. =.
Pour plus amples inforn1atlons $ aafesseia y
ou - Daie'' - 4 C. G. HALE.
49, r1.:J "a I cen &E%E
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1 Juliet 1860.
cHEVAITx MULETS, ETC.

nr SANFORD THOMPSON. 81 avantageu-
M. sement connu parmi les labitants De ee1-
to naroisse Went a'arriver du Kentucky aFec ut
grand nombre de Clevaux de sellc ct, de foi'o-'
re. MuIets, etc, etc. Ia
raa animaux sont tous rcmarquablcs par IA
hco,,ts do leurs former ct Ia pure,e de le11r race
It N Thomson peut assnrer quill posseae en- CO
moment les plus beaux chevanx DC seize e. &c
]voi,nre qui affent paru dams Ia parois aa. : 70
mir yisjter son endorsement de Ia Polnte Coupee'
tout aupras de Bayou Sara.
,on+ IL SsEz-L- r
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DENTISTI.
E, GREENE DAVIS .Etudiant du
College dental de BALTIMORE. titnt son Office
chez Mr.. MATCHES, front street Bayou-Sar;t
AVIS.
r A sOCTETE existant prectdcnmcnt entire
II les soussigues sous la raison seciale HoNoRE
& VER,Er. ct a partir de ce jour, dlssonte par
consente1nent mutuel. q
HONORE d SERRET.
Pointe Coupee II aoht 1860,
LIE soussigne informe ses amis ct le public en-
general quill continue. pour son connpte, lie me.
me genre d ;~fiaires 1ue l,aneienne malson HelioIe
& Yerret. MN
aant II .
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u,,rnn Co Miss 90 annt lSGn
ARCHITECTE.
z1IEVIIl IO Ut "
IT q. &tSindoET

~ poiute Coupee ct dos paroisscs ~voi>ires. SEES
services en- cualitG DARCHIIEIIE EICONS-
TRTG7EJR.
Hs'engage a %fournir qnand il en- sera rcquis les
plans ct devils de batiments en- tous genres ct a
en- surveiller on en- entreprendre la construction.
II peut fourilir les references les plus recon-
mandablcs.
Les o,lrcs qui hi seront addresses a f%entfolt
connu sous lie nom de SHINES POIsI
erout promDtement executes.
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AVIS

A YANT ac1uis lie foMl cyp,ol.ss luFqua Sc
"A jour par NJ. b. IKrpEAn tNanriao1 :,
| bonncur l:annencer il mes a1nls, etAaf p'ipllc
en- general. oue je suis pref. DIES maintcnant, a
poursuivre L. meme.selre d'atfaiie;
\. MarcLandises seclies. Groceries. Proci'its &c
.rouest. Article d.utitite ct de faniaisle c.ete.
Tine attention toute speciale sera dolinec = III
reception ct q TrxpGdition des p%roinl's; OF es-
pere ~justiicr par mes soins lc bien'elIian' pa
tronage que je sollcae. prSr
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TERRAIN.

1o-Un lot de terre on habitation, situee en- la
paroisse de la Pointe Coupee, vis-a-vis la vile
de Bayou Sarah, ct ayant une face de trente ar
penis au feuve Mississippi, sur une profondeur
de soixante arpents, avec une largeur dams la
p%rofondeur d'environ vingt-huits arpents, conte-
nant en- tout dix-huit cents soixante arpents de
terre en- superfcie, d'apres I'm arpentage dies
Eats Unis, avec tous les droits ct autres privi-
leges y appartenant. borne dun cote par la terre
appartenant a la p~aroisse de la Pointe Coupee,
ct de Fautre par la terre OIL habitation apparte-
nant a John Preston; ct les esclaves ci-apres de-
Acrits ct NOMINEES
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c.. @. HALE
COME TT L, INC ENIEUR
Ell
tppEN1SEI-R nT P6R0ISSE.

ARPENTHR De PARoIssE,
CE charge de lii doeafion dc hreteIs de itrre
- DIES Etats- mis- dams lEtat du missouri ct ie
Wcrriloirc d'Iowi.
II Sc charge aussi de la vente ct de Iachat lie
terres en- commission.
mu- NJ. HALEa lie p%laisir d'annoTcer a scs
anlis ct au public. que, ayalt etc dncnert nolnme
ct commissioner Arpentem de P;lroisse pour Ia
s~paroiyse de la pointe Coupee. par Son ExeclIGlice
Robert G. Wicklit!c. Gourerneur Dc l.tat 'el
I,ouisianc. il oitre scs services IA SEES concifoyclis
en- cette capacite.
Son domicilc est sur lie boFl du fleufe = qu''ife
miles du Chemin Neuf. AZ as8
Pointe Conpee, 8 ayril-tds. ts
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EnRHEHON N~ETANI(IEN

FORTE7tON -~WETIN7C7EN.
Connu depths longtcmps dams la Paroisse il
compile sur la bienveiIlance du public. ct rsperc
que son ~activite ct son a11 sSe iuslitieront Ia con-
iiance DIES pcrsonues uui voudront bien leHcou-
ragcr.
Son atelier Sc lrouve Il l'anei, me residence
de MN GAHoS. pres lie P9"t M Pouh"Aer
cause Kiviere)
Les pcrsonnes qui auraicnt dies cheyaux a fer
rer peuvent les lui envoyer ell toutr contiaIcc.
II mmi-ln.
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AVIS.
r ES personnes qui doiventa Iancienne societe
Ia de DAY &LANDRY sont prices de regleI
leurs complies entire les mains de
j. "A. LANDRY.
Pointe Conpee, l6 fey.-an
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MN|\|,S;;;,
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

CoUR DU sEPT.eME DIsTRICT JUDIcIA1RE.
PANOISsE DE LA POINTE COUPEE.
George w. Hulse VS.. Charles Piker ct
Bernabus Stevens.-No. 274S.
I'm vertu de ct pour satisfaire q un
- writ de saisie ct vente. lance dams la cause
ci-dessus intitulGe, ct a moi adressee par IHon.
Cour du Septieme District. dams ct pour la
p%aroisse ct Fiat susdit pour s%atisfaire a la de-
mande du %plaignant ct aux trais. Jai salsi ct
~offrirai en- vente publique, sur les lieux,
Samedi, lie Gene jour de juliet 1861,
A II b. A. NJ, tous les droits, titres ct interets que
les defendeurs ont dams ct a ladite propriete CT
apres decrite, SAVIOR:
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Grand Remede.
EEUPTlONS V~OLCAN1QUES
DIES REGIONS SJLPIIURElSES.

LIE SABLE MET.ALLIQUE DC
DR. J. p. HARPER,
Gutrit Ia tcignc.
les rhumatlsmcs.
les mauy de gorge,
les Scrofulrs,
les ~ervsipeles,
ulceres sGphilitiqucs.
maladies cutantes.
bronchitis, scorbut,
mauX de dents.
Cors aux pieds, oignons.
la souttc. cntorses, Gcrasurcs,
NAL de la bouche, tgratignures,
marques de sclle DIES chcyauX.
Toutcs ces maladics sont queries prompte-
mcnt. 40 annGes d'usage ont prouve son etlica,
cite; ce nest point unc combinalson dc Tart.
mails I'M remede naturel. On devra s'adresser a
j.. Z. HARPER g. son, Bayou Sarah, LIE. une
deduction est taite aux apothicaires. Prix, All
detail, 81 la boite GU 6 bottles pour IS. Toute>
les families devraient Gtre munies d unc boite.
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Bayou Sarah. e sep. 1860.

Nous. les soussignGs. RECONNAISSANCE lcflicacitt
curative du Sable MGtallique de Harper. re
comment introduit parmi nous. Nous avons etc
lemons de la guerison dune jcune nGsrcsSe dc
II ans. %atteinte de la TElGNE. Ce NAL await re.
siSte IA tous les traitemcnts ct CT nest que pau
&c merveilIcx remede qu'elle a cite gueric. Trois
bottles ont Stiff.
II. Perkins. NJ. D., +. Fischer.
S. J. Powell. %ayocat, John ". Spear,
G. VI. Miller, avocat, ID. Hinch. }. T.,
". Il. Is, Turner, C.. i. Collins. gre fiiel
de la Cour de Dist. W. +.
Ayant etc invite par NJ. Harper "A examiner la
negrrssc de NJ. Fischer ci-lesSus mentiolinec, il
la ~trouvait lartaitemcnt gutric de Ia Teigic.
l.. FAIRFAX DASHED. NJ. D.
Warren Co. Miss. 90 aoht 1860.
NM. Harper Il SOM al employe votre Sable
MGtallique' sur mon enfant qui await la Tcisne
ct il est gutri. J'cn al AUST fait usage dams dies
cas- d'erysipelcs ct ulceres. sui mes negrcs, ct tou-
iours avcc un pariait success.
MARTHA 0. kETHLEY.
JOSEPH CAsTIEMAN.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-01
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