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Aerada aemOfrat.
The Late Emperor of China.

The North China Herald mentioning the
death of Hen Fung, the Emperor, who died
at bis place on the Yeholon, August 22d,
says:
HE was q young man of o lascivous dis
position, and abandoned the severe discus
sion of bis council for the more palatable
society of his harem, where be reveled in
the luxury of SardanapaIus and, like
his Assyrian prototype, clasped in the arms
of Myrrha while Ninevah was surrounded
by the Scythian hordes, so he sat in the
summer palace of the Yuen Min-Y Yuen,
amongst his wives and concubises, while
the guns of the allied army resouned in his
ears and he had barely time to escape to
the Tartarian Alps when it was sacked
burned and demolished"
The palace of his retreat was that of Ze.
hol, on the frontiers of the empire, where
it is hemmed in by the precipitous mountains
of Tartory. Here he whiled away his Itime
in incidence, while his brother, Prince
Kung, assumed all the cares and RESPONSE
bilites of the government at Pekin. From
the date of his retreat. early in October,
1860, be evidently languished, as reports
of his illness from time to time were spread
aproad, which reduced him to a state of
imbecilty-like his con temporary suzsran,
the Sultan of Turkey-and he died inglo-
rious in his thirtieth year, amid effeminate
luxury, at nine O'Clock. on the 22d Of Aug
ust, l86l-a victim to his appetites aud
slave to his passions, which made him an
imbecie despot, and the first Emperor of
China who has succumed to European pow
er.
The late Emperor will be succeeded by
his infant son, the affairs of the Govern
ment being managed by regency of six
ministers.
AS political event, the death of Hen
Fung cannot be greatly regretted by any
party. The documents which came TO light
during the last campaign of the Allies in
the North, showed that he kept himself in
a state of complete isolation from business,
and could only be approached by his ad-
visers in the most delicate manner, even
when the affairs of the Empire had come to
a serious crisis. The late Emperor was the
fourth son of his father, and succeeded to
the throne in accordance with the paternal
choice. lie had reigned ten years and eight
months not having attained his twentieth
year when he ascended the throne.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-05
Russell on American Afairs.

The latest letter of DR.. Russell, the Amer
lean correspondent of the London Times,
received here, is dated at Washington, Sept
18th. Below are some extracts:
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-05
ALTVERY STABLE,

MODERATE, TO SUIT THE TIMES.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-05

THE accident" on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad, by which so many Of the 10Th Illinois
regiment were killed and injured, will cost the
Company over one hundred thousand dollars.
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a Down Tnwn mnrchnn.

Having passed several sloepless nights, disturbed
by the agonies aud cries Of slecpl.ss Child, and
becoming convinced that Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup was just the article needed, procured sup
DIV for tie child. Onreaching home and acoueint-
ing hls wife with what he had DONE she refused to
have administered 10 the child MS she was strong
ly in favor Of Homeopathy. That night the child
passed in suffering and the parents without sleep.
Returning home the night following, ho found tie
baby still worse; and while contemplating another
sleepless night, the mother stepped from the room
70 attend h domestic duties and left the faith
er with the child. During her absence he adfinis-
tered portion Of Soothing Syrup to The baby, and
said nothing ThatniGht all hands slept well, and
the little fellow awoke IN the morning bright and
happy. The mother was delighted with tie iesuddcn
and wonderful change, and although offended at
Hn~od 10 ne" p y,1n and .Ino " cr,nr
and seepless nights have disappeared A single
trial Of the syrup never yet failed to relieve the ba
by and overcome the prQjuiiccs OF the mother. In
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMrORTAN.TLT-.0- .FE.-N.I.Al.II.-.Es 81

VMPoRTANTiT FENNJEsi
i Dir. CiEFSENAN x PILLS.
Ircpared by Conelv4 Cheeselwg. n ~ New lcck
City The combnstmN ,al ne iitnta in tht Sc lils
aro the result oia lvrn agt eNCushcl lttcticc They
are mild IN their OPP raiU ,sld cr in u correcting
all irrvgulartys, p'ntW Meuatruaiiuns. rpmovnE
lll distractions, Wi.tser trVm cold or Otherwise:
head ache, pain The aje. p''pioton OF the heart,
whi.ps, all nervous 1u' 0uous Mysteries fatigue,
pain tho h1Ck Hnl li0Ns Sc, disturbed Sleep which
Hu'i,c tum int9rup,i iuU 1t nature.
To MNVWEp INplEs.--Or Cheeseman's Pills arc
Invaluable, as they VIII bring ON the monthly peri
ud with regularity, Women who have been disap-
pyiut'l In thc C., Of uiGor Pill cp place thcutmost
cont loncc in Dr. C6ycsemu's 'i,ls doing all they
O. sen. e. io.
NortCE There Is unc conluvniuthc female sys-
tenn i'm which tbr PIMA cluuot D, taken without pro-
ducinr a rEcJrIN EysUtT. TAtcaujuiou rcitrrcd
oisrNYuN .nniho result ,MtSc tEu AGE. Such
is the irresistible tenloucy of the madeleine ~ ro-
store the scVu'l functions ta norm NJ couAitouthat
even the roproduct.,o power naturv cdnnot r'sist
it,
Warranted purely Vegetable rul Tree from any
thing iuiulious Explicit directions, which should
be rad, accompany each box. Price 81 sent 10y
r,au ON enc, ,srig $50 o, Or. Comedies l.. Chcesemap
/ box I53r, post-oNoc, Now York City.
/ ,y@Sold by one DrNsi,t IN ryyrf town IN th'
/ us. f i. y lIItulNc,
GncratkrSt tor the q. S.,No. l Broadway,
/ TNvatm all igr, silOrld bc addressed.
/ For sale by IEc&a llNnlroN,Ftr'E abrrS
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a Rogime..t Of Laaie..

Mr.. EDIToR.--Dear Sir: AS | was passing
through the beautiful little village of Now
Rochester, the other day, observed anum-
Der Of ladies i'll cornfcld, and upon en-
quirmg, learned that the men of the farm
had enlisted and We're now away in the army,
aud that the ladies' had engaged to husk the
corn III their absence Some were huskmg
the corn some We're cutting the stalks !;
some We're tying and shocking, and SO on.--
The thought then occurred to me what pow
er there would be in regiment of such
soldiers as these However, I continued
my way, and cornfield after cornfiold hove
IN sight, III most of which men, women and
children busily engaged at hushng-tclling
the passer-by that those loft at home know
how to care properly for the home interests
while the fathers of to-day were of assist
ing to re-establish the Union of States.
next came to the large farm owned by Mr..
smith, where you can sec three hundred
acres OF good looking wheat and any guam
tty OF com; and on my way still further
west, cornileds without number, almost,
presented themselves to view. Arriving at
tontoBany, ! saw wagons and buggies pour
ing IN nom every direction, driven by the
ladies' and loaded with stores for the sol
uiN'o - 'hrctllB Nub. belnB helu III inc
Presbyterian church by the ladies', las good
looking as noble in hoart) to take measures
to have the articles forwarded ON and, as
lourneyed on could not help saying " God
bless the ladies' Now, Mr., Editor, if the
hrst sight of the ladies' in the cornfold
made me feel desire to become a soldier.
a conviction OF my duty in the premises
was firmly established when | arrived at
lontogany, and therefore have resolved 10
make application to the President Cor a COM
mission to raise regiment of soldiers--iust
such men Il mean woinen) as have above
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Has been about per cent. per annum, while the
increase of the Mexican AlusiRnd Linimcnt has been
from 20 70 30 per cent, showing the estimation and
increasing popularity ol this Invaluable article 1t
has no doubt saved the country halfmjlluan year
in horses and cattle alone; while for human all
nisnts, such as bruises, stiff joints rheumatism,
pains. cuts burns. bitos caked breasts, Sc, it has
no equal. Did you ever see IL fried without sue
cess,upon eithermln on boasR ltshould always be
kept in every house AMI stable. Accidents win oc-
cur. Promptnoss is efficacy. But be particular
ami buy Of mono but respectable dealers, See that
every bottle has the signature of d. s. Barnes pro-
prietOr, AMI G.. w. Westhrnnk chemist ard the
precautionary words, 'Trade" ''AiaIS" In two me-
dallions Of the Federal Currency Sold NJ 20 Cts,
throughout the habitable Globe Sold nv PEcE 4
HAMILTON, Perrysburg. d. S. BARNES, n. Y.
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JyygEasoN Ctry, Missouri

=, ' No., 800
NoNe"'u'' -'' '7'''
EpuoR 1ouRN,L: Much excitement pre-
walls in this section of Missouri ut present.
yonr r,,dcrs b,y, nm loul,e,llv hoard Of
- 'o'',', 1''',.'', e .., -
'l' rouoEiooe moN'h''"' o' our u"'Ps'
the Federal army was made at Springfield
in the southwest part of the State. and al
m,st within cunsho, of Price and Nr,,d.
l'.l,,, .",., -, ,l,.,' .I,,, an.,... ,,,,,..
"'" . ''"'' "''iS' "''',' ,''o '''''' ,''''',
for the temporary removal ot FtcMomr Mo
he comnWid ot the army gwen TO ilunIe';
Atthdt time an engagement was expected
between oW torces ana the req pHs' an"
TWO Mni''S AZ 'hat uI"' 10Y y n'VniGi'' uo"'-
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EIothers. reed this.

The following is an extract from letter written
by the paStur of II Baptist church to the journal
au,l Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
umes in favor of that world renowned medicine
Ms. WfNsf0w S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHlLDRES
TEETIING: ..
"Wc see an advertisement in your columns OF
Mrs. Wmalow'+ Soothing Syrup, Now We novcl
snid word in favor Of pataut medicine before il
CIR Nto, but we feel compelled to say tn chr larA rs
thai this is no humbug WE HAVE TRIED IT AMI
Know TT TO BE ALL IT CLAIMS. 1t is, probably
ohe oftho most successful medicines Of the day bo
cause Il is one of the BEST; ANA those of your readers
who have babies can't do better than tQlny in a
supply. 4g-ly.
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NGW GOODS, NEW PATVERNs. ETC,
\ 4 s Ii L il " D 0 D s

" y y y :.
Everything rich, rlr, ana beautiful in Millinery,
Ladies' Furnishing Goods, Locys, Embroiderias
Dress and Cloak Trimming, Gloves, Hosiery, Worst
eds, Chencls, Woolcn Yims, Woratod patterns
slipper patterns Worstod work. etc.
Dress and Cloak making in all its various branch
cs. Cutting AMI fitting done to order On short no.
tce. Platforms tor all the latest designs for coaks
mantilus, sleeves, aprons, sacks etc., etc.
HATS AN0 FLATS BLEACHED, colored and
pressed into any of the fashionable shapes.
Tracing for NIL kinds Of embroidery on flannel
mcrinos, silk, velvet, etc Pnkng, stitching quilt.
ing done to order ON short notice. ...-.
pleaae coIl and examine our assortment of new
goods for we arc confident that VIC can please all
who favor US with their patronage
MIR. Il MRS. SHERWOOD,
Octl0-3mch ll9 Summit So, Toledo, o.
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MRS, WINSLOW,

liAN'' " l4'PiiN w
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
seuts To the attention Of mothers, her
S DOT Il n G. YRUP,
FOR CHILDREN rEErmNG,
which greatly facilitates the process of eethugby
soltening the gums, reducing ali inflammation will
allny all pain and spasnodc action, aud is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it., mothers, it will give rest to your
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH To YOUR IEFAETs.
Itnot only relieves the child from pain but invig-
crates the stomach and bowels, cOrGcts acidity and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will
almost instantly relieve
GMPING IN THE BOWELS, AND WIND CoLLC
and overcome conyulsons, which, if not speedily re-
medicd, end in death. We believe it the best and
surest remedy in the word, mail eases of Dysen-
terry and Darhea in children whether arises frcm
tecthing, or from any ether cause. We would say
% every mother who hiss child suffering frim any
oftho foregoing compaints--do not let your preju-
diccs nor the pr2iudices OF others, stand between
You and your suffering child, and the reliefthnt will
be sure--yes absolutely sure-tO follow, the use of
this medicine ii timely used Full directions for
using will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS 4 PERKINS,
New-York, is on the outside wrapper.
sold BY all Druggists and Dealers in MeniCines
Principal 0ace, Is Cedar street, NY,
PRICE ONLY 20 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
April, lsGl--49ly.
~ Lov ER HUI EIss!!
Just received at the
PERSBURG AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
A CLOVER HULLERi
From the best mandatory in the United States.
Vhes' Hlllers take the preference wherever
they are known, and are made of the yery best
material, and in the mos substantial manner.
1t will hull from good clover, 10 less than
EIGHT BUSHELS PER HOUR.
and inasmuch as there is not a single Clover HUI
Ter owned in the county, and clover being very
plenty, it would bea splendid Investment tor some
enterprising farmer 10 60 into the business. He
can easily
CLEAR THE PRICE OF THE HULLER
during this winter, and have money left.
- cALl. ASD5sEEz IT. ssz-s
have also on hand, the very best of CORN
SHELLERS, (Sie8lc and Do,S5s,) and new
invoice OF
HAY, STRAW, & STOCK CUTTERS |
An article which no farmer should BE- without. He
San save NJ lsst one-ii his Iced with nfeOt them,
IL you want anytinng In the lmeuf agricultural
implements on lnschhlery of any khd cab on ma.
will supply You on short notice, and at the very
lowest figures. ID. KfSFRS,
Perysbvrg, Nov, 2ath, lsel-(sdehl
TlROBATE NOTICR,--Notiee is hereby given
that samuel Huffman, Guardian Of Ire heirs
Of George Taylor late OF Wood county, Ohio. deed.
has filed his accounts IN the probate court of said
county for indl settlement said cause will be for
hearing On tao 9th DAY of Dec niber 1881
ID. W. POE, Probate Ju3ge,
November 20th, lS60--2yw3sI
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. RARk.& rKIckLN lnAsrnNs. ,

They Imp8rt Sucuglh; th,, Anublsto Pain.
Those delightful phstcrs ytcldrgedily
Parks 80 TN motion ct the body, absorb pcrspi-
Patent ration AMI throw oil all tac offensive
porus cOGgul0t,d impurities uf thn system
pricky They should ba used for all Chrouic
Plasteis Paii,5, FujNmtss. Dyspepsia, Colds, Con-
Are sumption, Rheumatism. Female Weak
Sold ness, etc. They retain their active prop
~ all critics when other pMstcrsor are u'elJgsnnd
Dealers Whoya applied pain cannot eNist, Every
From family Should have them. One size ON
: to 2is cloth, tbree sizes oul,ath'r. Sample scut
Dimes. 10y mtt, ON receipt Of - cents.
N.S. BARNES, 10 a 10 Park Row y. Y.
April, 1891 lyiy.
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MlssoIRr CnnRNsroNpnNCn.

rhe War iN NJ ssiUuri- Movements cf tho
FCdC al Troops -- Depreda40us by the
RUhCiS an tn southwest Union Citi-
zens Driven from thCir Home % irn-
iug Of Warsaw steam Boat Nabber~
iCs--S-c,, eyc., sc,
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AUDITORS OFFICE, WOOD CO., OHIO.

AUDITORS OFFICE,
NOeMbr2
oflania
ST%es thereon Wood County Ohio returned delinquent County,
m,
nd unpaid
o Land
esandP
next
MI dT ant Plysh
dOr
ADDISON SMITH, County Auditor
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GREAT EXCITEMENT At
PERRYSDURG, 0. $3.50
NEW STOVE, TIN AND uARp-
WARE STORE!

tn .,
'"yg'''5's ","!' I'splel'"'y MORN 1'e
ing leased the store formerly occupied by BROWN
q HUNT, they intend continuing the Stove and
Tin Trade in all its branches, AM connect there
UARDyvApR plreT,-t,oo
who mny be in want Our prices shall be as low
as the same quality and st!o can be purchased for
in Toledo or elsewhere.
come acorai,ttl1 poeTv,TC1- T. rvrTD
lust rocaiyoo ,l,o l,.,,.., ,,l h., ,..1u4.,,',,t
ever brought up the river which we offer M Toledo
prices. BOSTWICk & TYLER
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- CHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE.
- The Board Wilholl their next rcgular sessions
for the examination OF Teachers. as foilews;
Bowling Green, first Tuesday IN December.
Perrysbwg, first Tuesday in January, 1897
Inadditon to the ususl course Teachers will herc-
after be examined in American History.
No applicant VIII beexamlnad who Is not present
punctually N o'clock. a. M.
j W WoOppvRV Clerk
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| am stationed at Plrlysbmg and am authorized
to muster in recruit ~ fast they enlist. and they
will therefore draw Raii y and Pay from the time
Of enlistment and fUns..t with subsistence until
sent into camp. A soon rs five or six men have
been enlisted their uniforms will be ordered, and
for every or men thereafter that are oniisted.-
No better Inducements could possibly be offered to
Young Mon TO Volunteer In tine defense Of the
STARS AND STRIPES"
And aid in sustaining
THE CONSTITUTION AND THE UNION.
The pay is from 3ls to $2l per month and 800
Bounty nt the close of tlogar, it is also expected
that each youncer will receive l6O acres of land.
Active means axe being taken to fin this regiment
rapidly and il is thought it viii be got ready to
take up the line Of march soOn if you are anxious
to serve your country voluntarily, and avoid being
drlited-which il is earnestly to be hoped will not
have to be roaoyted to in this state.
WuM Up and PW po,cR Tom' Name I
2d Lieut.. JOHN B. SPAFFORD,
Perysburg, Oct, 1861. Recruiting Officer.
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IN n. ID. X, DA LEN.

2 ATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR;
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7 IL. W q q ~ An,
~ ATTORNEY At LAW AND NOTARY FumIo
Onic1 with the Probate Judge.
32,'6l. Perry ysIurg, Wood County, o.
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MicCEE.EAMEOus.
GEoEGE W. DRowN & co. =
HYDRAULIC IRON WORKS.!
rERRYsBuRG, ONO.

Manufacturers cf sluydcr's Patent Head Blocks,
tor Saw NlAis; Cast Iun Mulleys; Center Issue Wa
ter Wheels for Grst Mills, and Durfce's celebrated
Pony Re.ucting Wheels, lpr Saw Mills.
Mil Gearing oi thc most modern improvements;
cthpt Ger
SAW Or GRIsT MILLS; srEAa ENGINES,
BRASS and Iron Castings Of all kinds
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I T1ROBATE N0rlCE--Notiee is hereby given
1 that samuel kuisuan, Guardian Of the heirs
Of George Taylor late OF Wood county, Ohio deed.
has filed his aeoount IN the pr)hate court of said
county for fiAal settlement said cause viii be for
hearing en- tao 9th day of Dec nlller, 1891
u. W. POE, Probate Ju3ge,
November 2Oth, lSG0--2ywSsl.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-29
Monsieur Fediteur,

Monsieur Fediteur,
Nous desirons, par l'cntremise de vo'
tre estimablc fcuiIIe, cxprlmer nos SIN
ceres rcmercicmcllt ceux de nos am's
Que nous abandonnons, alnsl qua la
belle Compagnie des Gardes de ia
Fausse Rivicrc pour lie sa|ut grac'eux
don't ellie honore notre depart. Qu'ls
soient tous bicn assures que raVan'
sar,les des compagnies dc la Po'n'e
Coup6e fera fde|ement son devo'r ct st
distingucra par sa discipline ct sa bra
| you're, conduite paE Ic noble chet auque'
ellie II cuntiG: ses destinees. Notre cause
est iustc; Dieu, ce supreme modefaee''
de rUnivers nous prottgera ct quand
nous reviendrons, ce sera convert &c
sloirc que nous rejoindrons nos am's.
Leopold Levy, Louis Carmouche'
F. c. Sicard, j. Levy,
Alfred Lndely, Jacob Michel,
\ .Jofrion. John Yoist, etc.
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s@-Voir notre seconde page.

rAA NOS ABoNNes. Nous prions nos
abonnes qai sont en- retard pour le pale
ment de leur Announcement, surtout ceuz
qui nous doivent depuis trois ans, de
vouloir blen regler .leurs complies i'm
mediatement, autrement nous serons for.
ces de suspendre renvoi du Journal
Les raisons qui necessitent cette mesure
de rigueur de notre part sont: paugmen.
tation des prix dn papier a imprimer
quill nous faut payer compliant, ainsi
que nos imprimeurs, ct la grande diff.
cutie que nous eprouvons dams nos col
lectes. Quelqne minime que paraisse
la somme de So, dependant multipl6e,
celia forme I'M avoir suffisant pour amar-
rer les deux bouts ensemble, mais Tors
qn'on ne pale pas, nous sommes obliges
de wiser Peconomie ct suspendre lie
Journal aux retardataires.
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pOTNTE-COUPEE, 30 JUN 1861.

me.assc, du nals, du cotton, etc e"
echange de b""s de la eonfcdera''"'' !.
portant interet a huit pour cent. A'
nom de. la ugue, deux dc nos co''e'f'yens'
en- u.,e couple d'heures, o'ft o0'e'" 'eS
subscriptions saivantes;
w. B.yRobertsor, 100 bonc"'ts de
sl sucre Il 200 barils de md'assc.
J:.T. II ", Nolan, a5o 1o"ea"'7 tie
sucre. centrifage ct 800 bar''s me'aSse'
Nm. D..Winter, $50 bonca"ts de s"'
ere, zoe bari.s de ne'asse ct looo 0o'8
seaux de maIs.
+ R. r. 'ee,,a'I, IS. 1oucauts de s"c'c e'
100, barils de m6lassc.
! A. e. Woods, IS boucauts de sucr'
fet ioess,-- Il. 4 -~,'Assse, .--... -
{. .Toss Bird, 100 boncauts de sueF
| ct 2odbarils de measse.-
James t. Lobdel'; 100 boucauts d
sucre ct 200 bariIs de mtlasse.
DIR J, D. Patrick, 25o boucauts de 81
ere ct 500 basiIs de mGlasse.
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@-Plusieurs habitants de |, Fausse
Riviere sont prets 4 envoyer ; Hermi-
tage Landing ou a Waterloo, ne guam
tite de yieillc fonte pour faire des bou-
lets OIL des canons, sujct a la demande
dun agent des Etats Confedtres. S'a-
dresser L. H. Trudeau, Hermitage, ct
P. Echelarel, Waterloo.
Depuis que nous avons ecrit ce qu'
precede, nous apprenons que NM. Hill
ct Markham, fondeurs Baton Rouge,
pour le gouvernement Conftdere. recc.
vrout la fonte que l'on youdra bien leur
expedier, Il Exception de celle qui est
brulec.
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s@Nous nous empressons de contre'
dire de Ia maniere la plus fo'melle les
faux bruits que la Compaaie de la
Poipte Coupee devait Sc transformer en-
infanterie, faute dc canons. Nus aVons
VI ct examine, a Baton Rouge,les qua
tire pieces destinees a cette co'Pasn'e
mar Ie president Davis. Les cnons Sc
.----.1a:x- l.. semaine prehaine au
camp Pulaski OH ellie s'exerera ayant
son depart. La compagnie fcinera par.
tie de Ia brigade Polonaise.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-29
AVL . .

EST presentement donne qu'une election pour
juge de paix sera tenue dams lie 5eme ct dams le
lIeme districts de cette paroisse lie LuNDl, 8
iuillet proclaim. aux polls ordinaires de ces dis
tricts ct a lheure ct dams les formes prescrites
par la loi.
Pointe Coupee, ce q JUN 1861.
JAMES VIGNES.
President du Jury de police.
Par ordre du president,
III. DIDIER greffier pro tenn.
NOTS avons charge ROBERT OSCAR HlD-
|lN son notre agent pour toutes nos affalres,
pendant notre absence.
j. H. HUDSON.
% iuin r. W. HUDSON.