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Subordinate Lodges.


n G.; Th3s Phillips " Gi " McCEneghey, Secretary
Geo Ellis, Per. Secretary Joseph West, Treasurer.
ing n naTgny Bulngs Tird Dsc 6ices
Davis \ G. Ihos Webnrn & "a Evans Secretary j.
UNION LODGE No mscts every Monday evening in room
Hyatt v G. Josiah Foger, Per, Secretary Jno. b. Hcno
Treasure
in do 6dd so SG a Isy wSr4
q; NJ DeGourcey, Y: G. Moses Mitchell Secretary L. n
Jain @r Pc: sssSs 56a5 ~ M m Treasurer 1s
in Jefferson Hall Fourth District ofcersHWm WIZ n "
Per- HSs Ss5S s Burke Froasss " " "'''"
room No Dad Feows' Hail 0ficers r. W.T. e q ii
seereIafy Ii G. FnEe - - -'''''' IT,
room No. dd p saw ~ a eyey pnS syen in
TsISv RSqhem CT F. W. Seymour Per seoselFy j. Ii
evening in room No s. Odd Fellows Hail 0aiccsIfenrn.
W. Clough n G.; j. Burcke V. g.. j. L. Awrigh1, Secc-
TAR HOW R Fne ob Fer S Gsoss Gm
room oE p ddd met 6SSa s sS"Rs T.
g. ST. G e. oo1 EsSa Secretary B. p"Sva
HOPE HsT Io9GE No M ps, 'e e~e ws0osd, von
oS 10 odd FsoH Hail. SGiS keS SyiaE T.
fe ssssa s. NJ odd iSTisss rN0s
nE1A 8 i9 F SS %se 9G%T STGoq d
O. Bier v G.; A Mure Per Secretary Luther Homes Trca
Sa TENpbAR LODGE No. If meets every Friday evening IN
room No. l. Odd Fellows, Hall. Oicers-spencer Field Jr
Chas e. Warner, Per Secretary G. DeCaso Treasurer
COVENANT L0DGE No II meets every Tuesday evening,
in Magny buiid4ES aTH n!l'G5' 0hcet-C f. RGhe!.
s. haunse' Per Secretary Howard MispHush, Treasurer
4 9 pa i Nc S nett sSce fFe
Ba6 n po e. L. Moo o. MoHf%gme Secretary j.
MAGNOLIA LODGE No. % meets every Tuesday evening
~ room Ne S ODD FELLOWS " ,oa Green \
Brown Per- Secretly s. Boulleme Treasurer "
IoPG G Ne % meets every Wedngsdqy
evening, in room No. = odd Fellows HAIL Officers j.
T. rive, Per sesrssIy; +: Bosnssl, Treasurer: '
ing in Aieers ohcersJohn F. F. Foiiete N G. Henry
Secretary; Cris becker Treasner e'
GERNAN1A LonGE No % meets every Tqesday, evening
IN Lene star HSl t9Hfta piSirct @ esn Aug Llmtcrg
BURNER Per. secretary; VIM. Noting, Treasurer
p,rTE1C IoDcE Ma az r,srts a,orv wod,osl ,
in Paefc Hall Jefferson CITY olcersNas G. Hemlv az
f. F. Virgin u G.; Jos L. Henry Secretary G. NJ Madere
Per- Secretary; VIM. Nc Aree, Tre"' urer
in sarpy adDgs Th5d pst S s oics sHt s,
n ri ny ~ la W;h; mi " n secretary W. Men, FER.
SOUTHWESTERN LODGE No. 40 meets every Friday even.
ing in room No Odd Fellows Hall oiceTS-P H. Degruy,
Furneia, Per. Secretary + W. Deesdcrner S''
j. T. G 9 Ra No q meets Monday evening
Nc; wm. G. King, Y. G., John Rswlc, Secretary W.
nELvnr1A LODGE No. "a meets every Thusday evening"
creary John TroesbeT + easTer 'o' elmer fef Sc
,,.a.,a- 7o,
-
aoio toriI Nj He5'S ~ "99 Rouge on Thursday
T,e g IoHu LINN NJ ~ ~ lambert g.; d.
teih, Treasurer.
,Dc1r 81 ,,ooIo .. Chou. - ",
,,an,rI+e az on Day
G.. Seigmau Per Secretary r. X NIuhuap Treasurer
sanray cIene er 40 = f Pb at oSe9gas every
"nurS ', ~ on'e Ioe'' secretary ~ ~ Aaer Treasurer
SLlNrmN LODGE NJ. z meets on Wednesday evenings.
Secretary; Henry Hartford Per secretary Norwood I'll lon
Irea'hrer
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. "a meets at Thibodaux ON saiu
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans. CITY of New Orle n,

STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans. City of New Ore ns
Re it remembered that this 18Th day Of March, 1851 be-
nc subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
ard H. P anvier Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company o! New Orleans, who being duly according
law do dpose and say that the above accounts just and
true and from the books of snd Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H P. JANYIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18Th day Of March
1861. D. F. MITCHELL,
Second Justice of the Peace the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to pGy Six cent In
tsest the outstanding certificates Of profits and after thu
econd Monday of May next, redeem, and that
ae Fifty cent Of the Scrip iSue Of the year 1857 and they
have further declared scrip dividend of Thirty per
net earned premiums for the ending Feuary2S 1851 for
which certificates will be issued and after the first day
June, 1861.
CHARLES BRIGGS. President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
II, ?, JkNYIER, Secretary,
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STATE LOUISIANA PARISH ORLEANS, I
City of New Orleans. (
Be It remembered that the 18th day of January, 1850
re me- subscrber Justice of the Peace in and ths
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos Soo President md
Edwards Secretary, of the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
pany New Orleans who being duly according law,
epoe and that the above accounts just and true
and transcript the books of said company
THOS. SLOO President.
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary.
to subscribed before January
1850 D. T. MITCHELL.
Second Justice CT the Peace, Parish of Orleans.
Board of resolved interest osIg
PER CENT IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates Of
Profits the holders thereof to their legal represenavss
and the 18th of February next Also declare
dividend of FORTY PER CENT. f40 cent? on the
earned premiums Company the year ending Deem
her 3lst. 1885, which certificates will be issued 18th
March next.
The Directors after reserving ONE MILLION OF doll
of profits have further resolved that all the outstanding
Certificates Profits of the the 1856 be
and paid to tho hoderR thereof their legal representatives.
the lh lay Of February next The CerdcaeEtn
produced the time of payment for cancenen nterea
Same to after the 3st December, 1853.
THOMAS SII00. President.
JAMES D. DENEGRE. Vice President
iurz EDpr
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INSURANCE
ClTIzENS' MUTUAL INSURANCE co.

Ah4S ~ ~ $500 " -
4 EITEZENS' MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Company pub.
shedtn conformity with the requirements their charter viz
Premium on Fire Risks. ..........., 500 $50 63
DO. on Marine Risks
Do. on River Risks. 34,6S977
-- 352,57A s.
Less Premiums on Risks INSTRUMENTATION
Nov. 80, 1860 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,533 90
Forreturn Premiums Observation-Disclosures. 2,lU9 50
Net earned Premiums for the yoar ending Both No
vo1nher, 1860 $2S7 S3l So
Losses during the same PERIOD viz:
On Fire Risks.......... .sl60,H30 &c
On Marine Rsks.....'. 81 50i ~
On River Ei*kG..... 2o,26i Ga
Reinsurance, Expenses ec....,..p....... 4l.6i6 II
s&iC,3i6 &c
Lots interest Discount Profit etc, 5O522 50
--$2G5923 60
Not earned Profit for the year ending 30th
November, $780,. 2220O8 80
The Company have the following assets, viz:
Bills receivable a short date for Prouinr S2 a5 70
Due for Premiums collection 55,H6 80
by Mortgage. 1880 GO
Invested in Bank 78SO 50
Invested Notes by pledge Bank Stocks. 49775 90
1uvestedn City Bonds, consolidated G415 6t
Iuvestedin first mortgage construction Opeousas Pail
road Bonds 16,2ll %
invested first mortgage Bonds Of Opera House
Company 10000 CO
Scrip of Mutual Insurance Companies. $50 90
Cash hand. 90
Tota amount Of Assets BE. 80
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siep Orleans 9aiIp Cresfent,
pIo eRANnE coRREsPoNDENCE.

7Te Es,o and a,e Old Ga1rison-0rder, Neg ana
Tne,pstriEing Contrast and al for ne BetterL
z, ~ tbe Horse Thieues-Ghe Crescent in De-
7fsat1d-l Items.
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NEW YORK CARDS.

NEW YORK CARDS.
6 6 8 sSsTHays rsoS g. 1 " H sRBsT.
~ IMPORTERS AND JORRERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODs,u> "- TRY,
JEwEARY STATIONERY MUSICAL INsTRU-
MENTs, COMBS BRUSHES PER
FUMERY, BUTTONS
THREADS
No. 9S Chambers street,
my2l 1ykw NEW YORK.
5EvKEh. OLDEST CANDX HgANUFAcToaH
IN AMERICA
ESTABLrsHEp IN 1890.
Ridley g. CD..
JoRNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON sEEEass
tOpposite the Hudson Rivar Railroad nopatl
NEW YORK.
CANDY, SUGAR PI.UN8. LoGEEGEs, o.c. ETC..
all their varieties made e2cu5iTeiy from treble gehued
Sugar without authorization ad'Zuro ct daoeriouR suh
7tencce OF any kind.
Those Wishing to purchase pure article requested to call
and stock, and contrast them with those offered
elsewhere.
ss- Boxeg OF ASSORTED GARDENS, for Fsnliep put az
to order, al prices ranging from IS npwardG.
~ Candies, etc. packed in hoEas OF g. 30 md 100 lbs
suitable for the Southern trade, and shipped 30 order.
EzF" Orders by mail promptly executed.
Re- TernR essh. JILL ly
4f2 BhGr
GACE1EE"T, BF1LCEEEtS & CO.,
~ WHO ESAIE G ROGER
Importers and Denlers
WINES AED FINE LIQUORS, and Agents for VIRGINIA
Manufactured Tobacco,
No. &c PEARL STREET corner Of Whitehall ST.,
mE22 1y.tw foot Of broadway, VIEW YORK.
7 ,Apfts' VzNEa.............LADzEs WINE.
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| 4 SR5G EiAF ESjbL4IlCAi4 AACfIH-
UziUgKEy's POLITICAL TEXT BOOZE.
Encyclopedia,
ByM n. CLUsKhy, Washington o. o.
Itcontans, among other thngE.
The TH>jons Party Platforms
The Kansas Legislation of Congress
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers inaugural Ad
dresses.
Senators Green Douglas and Colamers and HesBs Stephen
end others Reports on Kansas
The material portion of the Kan'as Nebraska Bill
The Crttenden, Montgomery, and English Bills II
9 f S Tneh cg n6eea eyegihng essons
Mgssase 10 Inc S"ne including President fieces speC'
The Constitution Of the United States
Articles of Confederation.
Mashington's Farewell Address,
Ordinances Of 1874 and 1851.
M NF C @nR e Kont%Gy RESOLUTIONS Of I98 and
Lands and able documents against it, with history of the
Pre- President PsEes Veto Of the INDECENT Land Bill
Inc address Of Mr. Faulkner on the subject.
a history of Railroad Grants by Congress, with the votes
President Peces Message veong the River and Harbor
The School Land Bill and votes thereon.
TIE Clayton Buwer Treaty.
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery.
II Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans Adolf
Mr. Toombs' Boston Lecture on Slavery.
Messrs. Fremont aud BuchauMis Letters of Aecenrance
Messrs 3ucanen's and Williams Letters on the Bargain an
w. GeIhoan;s Port Hi Address.
The Mhysvlle Road Veto.
history of Party Conventions
Report Of Mr.. Davis of South Carolina on the po1;+os
Power of the Supreme Court. - ~ '''"
Mr. Buchanan Minority Report on the same subject
GOV Use and ar Caruhers Letters against tie American
oganiHGon and Hon. A. H. Stuarts Letters Signed NAH
on" defending it. ' s +h"'
Kenneth Rhyners Speech at Philade1rh;a IN Nooh 1aEs
and in North Carolina in 1892 F' ~ '0'''1o9t' io'"
nsd satss Rank v S6d Hb phf Petitions
M. tlImoreS Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters.
History Of the Annexation of Texas
ritores. N " ''eA VOL '1o ~e'
Tho Nicholson Letter
Inc Nashville Conven on and Georgia Platforms.
classified. ~ -' WV '0'N 'oS@'
The Compromise Measures of 1885,
Clayton Compromise
Wilmot ProViso
" I'm many other things, too numerous 10 mention.
Every subject fully treated every Congress-
any subject having political sCnfcation Is given.
This fsoS viii the public speaker fully the Kansas
and oti Is SSH ms,
Sing CcKlCE IS; Club Of Six. Sl5
JAS 3. SMITH / Co. Publishers
4k$ Fa.adslphiss
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The Roa5d hnvn resolved pay Il. per rent In
tho outstanding Certificates Of Profits io7 h'
l25 1873 and 1859 and fer the second MONDAY IN Feb
rUary ueAt.
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CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent
lie Walnut street,
ie3 lykW PHILADELPHIA.
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The Company continUeto against the peri u the
rivers and loss damage oy fire. at the CHles
premiums.
nsfs- t,rfca No. t?aro7doet etraaF, al If
CEaRSCENF R1UTUAh ASSURANCE COMPANY
with the requirements CT their Charter tbs GES
CENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY maize the fol
loving s,Rcraant, viz
Amount Of Premiums for tho yeHr ending 5Dth Of
June 1860 $ln67,5TH 81
Premiums fire Rsss. .24h0,Nn47 II
{. Marine ...,........... EE},152 o.
River ............... 3S3, 4l6 7b
, Life =, .......,,...,.. 5U6 90
Slp67,575 Be
Amount OF Enrnsd Premiums for tine year ending
Both June, 1850. 956,Q0a Y
Losses pald during SAGE period, viz:
On Marine Risks. 1t9 2h9 SO
On River Risks. @i3, al9 ~
SSH. 4G6 IS
Deduct for Interest, disc0unt,
contingent fund, etc -...Slii,G59 y
Less General Expenses and
Reinsurance ......... 1885, d I9292 2O--594l74Ts
Eot ff0Hts 'H''''' VI
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the object for Which corporation formed to
ranun Steamboats, tor The trRnSnoutjon for compensation
of passengers e-hts, the United Suites mails frula
0es to Shreveport Jefferson and above the Red River Raft
and ell intermediate landings.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-01-05
Public Speaking.

JAMES r. BLACKMAS. candidate to repre-
..nt the seaa.s,~1 District composed Of the
~.asnrs Of .tyoyeiles. West Feliciana and Pointe
Joupcc, i'm the State Convention to meet 23d of
january next, will address the public as fol-
lows:
New Road OH Saturday. December 10Th.
Bayou Sara on Monday, December 3lst.
Noryanza on Wednesday, January ID.
Wiliiamsport on Friday, January 4th.
Simmcsport on Saturday, January 9Th.
va Discussion respectfully invited. Speak
ing to at eachr appointment at ten
ofeleck.
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State Of LOUISIANA.

Parish of Poiute C~oupec-Ninth District Court.
j. In the matter of the succession of Jean
Uranus Sicard, deceased.
PCRSUANTto an order to me addressed by
the Honorable the 9th District Court in and for
the parish and State aforesaid, |. the undersigned.
Sheriff, will Offer at public sale, at the residence
of Widow Jean Baptiste Sicard, on the Island
of False River, in this Parish, on
Wu1sday, Jan. II, 1861,
at II o'clock AN, to the highest bidder. the
following property, belonging to said succession,
to wit:
EDWARD, a negro man, aged about twenty
eight years.
Also. the MOyABLEs depending upon said
succession.
Terms and conditions of the sale;
Movablcs. cash.
The slave. onc-third cash. and the balance on
a credit of one, two and three years from day OF
sale. Purchaser to furnish his notes. with
good security in solido. to the or
der and satisfaction Of the Administrator, and
to bear 8 per cent. per annum INTEREST," from date
of sale until paid and a special mortgage to be
retained on the property sold until tic full
and entire paymeN Of the purchase money, @and
interest that may tscrue thereon.
sIsEI,IN rORCUE. Sheriff. h,
I.N.. Hf
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-01-05

State ofLouisians.


Parish Of Poipte Coupce-Ninth District Cout
- afies Ctywell, adm. vS. Dorali.e. Rolillard. =
wife of AIeyander Chust. Sr.-No. 1928.
pY Virtue of and to satisfy ! writ of Fl. ia
- issued in the above entitled suit and t,
me directed by the Hon. the gi District CUurl
in and for the parish and State fores::id. to sat
isfy plaintiffs demand and COST Of suit. | have
seized, and will offer at public sdc, at the Cout
House on .a[ g.
Saturday, the 5M dnyo Of hnuarN 1861,
at eleven o'clock A. NJ, all the night, title and in
terest that the defendant has inand to the follow
ing described property. to wit:
ZENON, a negro man, agd about ~ftty-five
years.
Terms Of sah--Cosh, wM AppruasemeM
@ SEVERN P0RCHE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee, Dec. 8, 1866.
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State of Louisiana.

Parish Of Pointe Conpee-Ninth District Court.
Juih Goudeauand Husband ". Julien Con
deau, Tutor-No. 1858,
Sale for partition between Julia Goutleap. wife
Of francis DecHir. and the minors Peter
tSeorge and Emile Goudeau.
IN pursuance to a commission to me directed
by the Clerk Of the Ninth District Court in the
above styled suit, /, the undersigned. Sheriff of
the parish of Pointe Cnupee. will offer at public
sale. at the residence of Julien Goudeau. at the
Bale, in this parish, on
THURSDAY, FEBEtARY IL. 1861.
ut i'll o'clock a. m. for the purpose of e~ffecting
a partition between Julia Gontleau. wife of Fran.
CHS Dccilir. and the minors Peter. George and
Emile Gc.iaeau. the following property depend
ing upon the succession of Peter Jarreau.
Said property consisting as follows:
yuliette, mulatto ghl aged about u years.
Ewar, malatto boy, aged about "A years.
Terms Of Sale:
Dnc-third cash, and the balance payacle in
oat and two years from the day of sale; the pur-
to give their notes, secured by personal
secnity in solido. and mortgage reserved ON
the Property sold; notes bearing eight per cent.
lnteres after maturity until full and final pay
ment.
SEVERN PoRCHE. shf
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-01-05

y Now, therefore. I havethousht proper to il
he this my proclamation, notifying the voters
@sembly %throushe*t the State Of Louisiana of
4telectiop a~forcaid. and commanding all sher-
H. commissioners Of elections and other officers
5ereip eouccacd to hold said election for
II le.a"s tot State Convention on Monday,
w swent day of January next, lS6l-
I'd election to be conducted and returns there
z made4n all respects according to the provis-
Pms ofthe above mentioned Act. approved Dec.
1861. and the provisions of the Constitution
snd laws OF this State concerning elections.
sGfven under my hand and the seal of the
| State. at Baton Rouge, this 18th day of Dec,
1860, and of the Indedendence of the United
States of America. the eighty, fifth.
THOMAS O.. MOORE.
the Governor:
P1L>Y ID. HARDY. Secretary of State.
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IL G II Z 4 Y

TAKEN II, by Louis Falre. on til FaIse
River road. o; the 7ih December. 1860. young
mare MULE, of black color. two white oots on
the left thigh no mark visible.
The owners requested to comc forwall prove
property and,say the costs. orsile willhtsold in
seventy days ut the Court house. As the aN di-
reefs.
II. DIDIE,.
Dec. Is. l|6o. J. T.. 3th Ward:
L 5 T Il 4 Y.
TAKEN Up. by Louis Iabre, on the False
River road, in the It'll December, 1850, I Gre
ole HORSE. roar color. without my sign or
visible MARI, seeming to be ten or Twelve tears
old.
The proprietor is requested tocone forward,
prove property. pay charges and tax. him aSay,
otherwise be will be sold, after . day, at
the Court house. as tie law directs.
II. iIDIER.
Dec. Is. 1860. j.. p. 9th Nar.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-01-05

d ANYWAY from the undersigned, me iaasl
n end Of September. the man pEl w
about twenty-cight Or thirty years OF az ana
about six feet high. griif color. and has . apsn
cast look when spoken to. fear thai ,l,'s IN IN
gro has procured a pass. or has gone on "'A
some white man. 81 :,
l will give the above reward II secnf =, 4.
Jail out of the State, or $50 If taken III W.
State. Captains of STEAMBOATS, are cah1ohsu TO-
state stsu y" b. b. SHINES.
Simmesport, Avoyelles. La. Dec. !. feoI n.t.
Gss.Baton Rouge Advocate ana 2.
copy 30 days and send bills to this'oinee.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-01-05
ALABAMA TIE THIRD STArE.-AiabamaS

ALABAMA THE lHERR
too, has undoubtedly voted for immedi-A
ate secession. The election took place
on Monday. The returns are few; but
the vote in Mobile is sufficiently siga'fi-
cant Of the way in which the State has
voted. The immediate secesslonlsts
carried the day by a large majority.
Mobile was one Of the few places in
the State in which "a different vote vas
expected with certainty. The coopef'-
t%ionists anticipated two or three t1ousj
and majority there. A defeat is decisive
Of the set of the current III the state as
irresistibly for secession without pause
But in Alabama they are all secession
lists: the point Of difference being only
in regard to the mode Of proceedings
cooperation is not had-after secession
The immediate secessionlsts are fof Sc
cession at once, without conditions OF
qualifications. The more moderate are
for immediate secession also-tie act 10
be fual-if three other contiguous states
shall have Joined or shall join the move
ment. II that degree OF cooperation DC
not obtained by secession, then the act
Of secession required is to be submitted
again to the vote Of the people OF the
State to pronounce whether the act shat
nevertheless srand. Cooperation IN Ala
bama. therefore, means secession at nee
and final, if a Southern Cnn1ederacy of
fnet-Ies, tnar.- fea.- States carr be pro-
cured; but if that cannot be, another APP
peal to the people to decide what shall
be done under the circumstances as they
shall then be developed.
Even this Limitation upon the acts OF
the convention, appears to be too slow
for the people Of Alabama! They are
for instant and uncompromising action.
1t does not follow, however, that the
act Of seeding will be accompanied by
provisions to facilitate the bringing to-
gether of all the seeding States at a
very early day, under one fran1e OF 2
eminent, and late symptoms rom .ne
North give ominons 4ores.a''hss sAas
before the 4th Of March q close Alliance
NAV be needed for common defence
agsips.rattack, or, at least, for such
Operations for mutual support as will
demonstrate the futility and the folly Of
any attempt to crush out these move
ments by force.
South Carolina has voted and acted.
She has seeded. Mississippi, has voted,
and her decision is for secession. Ala
bama has voted; she, too, is for seces
sion. Florida has voted; The result has
not reached us, but the tidings from that
State strongly confirm the prophecy that
she too viii secede next week. Here
are three States certain, probably fohr,
whose resolve is already made and an
nounced.
Georgia comes next, and Texas and
to follow, with every irdica-
ton that secession in some form, abso-
lutte or conditional, immediate or pros
pective, will be sustained III them all.
TRcayune.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-01-05

NTOTICE.-The public is hereby feleWsisedd
IN not to trade for the following f fes aIish
promissory notes, as the consideration la faar Vii III not be-
they were given has failed, and they VIII =
paid at maturity: 49, Lain s.
LIST. Two promissory notes made y ,ember
Nesbit and endorsed BY him. dated ,ac ssp and III
Sd, 1859. payable 1st September, lsoo. ra1e d
s1 ps u = cent peer per a nfarnnf from Sd September .a,l lsi y
payment of said notes having been a ~, drawn
James A. Ferguson. Said notes are ea'n .
for the SUM of S5l6 66#. 80 80, payable
I'd. Three notes of 1888 3sdd eacn, . pdsrd
to the order Of James A. Ferguson ana e n,le &c.
s 's b him; dated a, J.. SGT =, i. II; .,s" is sd e gs' nd i, Is,
With interest after maturity at the ra's
cS: 3D.. PC One ".'' NOTE for 1868 81, . %pay1 a1 bi a~ e. e.
order of James 4. Ferguson gus, E Id a'n nar g in tbe
dorsed, dated Sept , ~: is v;,h ; u from daie
At the rate of per cent. per an'i Wynp5lpscTsON.
Nov. "A. 1860. JAS. a. fhh5