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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-26

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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-26

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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-26

JOURNAL rRAycAIs a San rRANCrsco.-n
rent de parai,re A San Francisco I'm journal
~francais sous le tire La Cazette Repubh.
cains. Cette feuille est pubiiee par M. j.
Anselin, trois Sis par serfaino.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-26
SEVERE.

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JEAN.

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voul,z?
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sur ~lepaule.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-02
The Hog CTop,

Below will be found extracts from the letter OF
a correspondent Of mercantile house in Indian.
apoi., who recently visited all the important pork
packing points Of the Illinois and Mississippi riy
ers, for thu express purpose Of asccrtaining the
probable number Of hogs that would be brough,
to market from these districts the ensuing winter
We shall continue to give our readers all the
reliable information We can obtain on the subject
II have Just returned from Keokuk, having
stopped at the points long enough to inform my.
self relative to the porS packing, There seem.
to be variety Of opinion relative to the number
Of hogs for the blocks this season. Pork packer,
and sellers are disposed to make low estimate
and the merchants. at where they wish TO induce
capital, doubtless make large estimates as induce
ments but the most reliable information is that
derived from merchants from the interior anc
from the farmers great numbers Of whom hay,
met at all points, and my opinion is fully made
that the number of hogs will be very little, j
any, short on account Of :he scarcity and high
prices Of corn las, year, but the country back il
improving fast. Ii being too far to bring corn tc
market, 1t will have 10 be fed TO hogs and IL 9
cents net is paid, 1t will bring them to market
The corn crop was never finer, and this will ena
Die feeders TO bring all their small hogs to mark
ct by late feeding. At Hannibal Mo., they est
mate deficiency Of 5000 hogs at Quincy al
increase; at keokuk an increase, and at severa
small towns on the Missouri there is an increase
AT Warsaw, ILL.,, last season, our friend A.
packed from to 5000 hogs, and i, now prepar
ing for this season. He gives it ~ his opinion
that the crop Of hogs on the Illinois and Missis.ip
al, ~. |. - :. FaI. ..gA =.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-02
The speech Of Mr.. Douglas. in Chicago

We have, in the Chicago Tribune Of Wednes-
day, and IN the daily Democrat of the same day,
full reror; OF the great speech delivered by
Judge DcUGLAss, at public meeting in Chicago
in defence Of the Compromise measures" and
particularly Of the fugitive slave law. We pro
pose in our next, to lay this speech before our
readers, 50 that they may sec what cnn be said in
defence Of law, which has of late been So much
cxecrated at the north
We are in the midst Of our local election mat
tiers this week and have no time 10 devote to TIL,
subject We publish communication IN another
column, which contains some structures on Judge
Douglass speech. We shall take occasion to CA
anime the subject thoroughly hereafter.
We are rejoiced, however tlat Judge Douglass
has had the holiness and manliuess 10 meet this
question in the very citadel Of anaticism on the
subject in this state. Ii the people of Chicago
were running into extremes, which We are inclin.
eli to think WAS the case, they have received the
most season,hle shower bath and the only fear is
that the cooling elect viii prove, if auythins too
thorough
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-02
The Great Union Meeting

New York, Oct 81, 7p.m
The Union meeting last nj si, was l,tp,lv attend.
eI' number OF patriotic speeches in favor of III,
."'oh ana IN opposition 10 the slavery agitation and
hnahcsm were made, A letter from Daniel Web
s,'r was read which, the Herald saw. "mnp lin. IN,
Tumpe,-call from the mountains of New U.mpshi,,
AMI speaking tones of thunder with the emph,si. ~,
lightning Several resolutions wrr. adop,ed M
pf'yHE he recent measures passed by congress for
the adjustment Of the dangerous question, arising
out "i the acquisition OF territory from Mexico. and
h"d1hS the compromise ns n fair one tina, ourh, To
be sustained by every portion OF the Union. AMI -,
pressing the creates: gratitude TO those senators and
representatives who threw aside party prcjudices for
'''e slAe "l the country md censuring those who
disrecnTding The will otthe majority, seek bv ,c,n
"@"auhg the subject, to throw fire brands into con.
sresS ana the country The fugitive slave bill vn,
SHOWN 10 be IN exact accordance with the -,nr.ss
supu!Htons of the Constitution as Understood bv
congress IN 1893, and in accordance with the law
passed men, which was approved by Warrington
winch Su bore ihe signature Of m. Father of Of our
country Finally thrypro;cs,qd agans, supporting
any one ioT oi'Icc who known to be hostile, 10 In,
present peace measures The meeting continues, IN
session Until after II O'Clock at night, during which
the utmost enthusiasm prevailed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-02
Election Next Tuesday, Nov, 9Th

Let every democrat be at his post. The wings
are busy and srainng every nerve. Not string
has been left unpulled not story untold, that
could aid in the election other ticket.
Let the democrats remember that they have the
victory always in their own hands, If they will but
be true TO themselves Let no petty pques or
sp,es influence any democrat when about to ex,
crcise the high privilege Of voting Ii all the can
dldates are not exactly the men you wanted, and
if even you feel il dIfferen; to the result far
as the men are concerned this is no excuse for Il,
wing the common enemy Of our principles in all
parts Of the sts;e and union, the prestige of vic
tory in ono county or representative district,
and subie:ting your own party friend, to the NOR
tfcation Of defeat Ifyou have no feeling in
the matter yourself remember your democratic
brethren have.
Our ticket is composed confessedly Of good
nay the best men Let every democrat, then,
stand by the nominations 1t il the only way to
insure success, ami to keep the party together
The very existence itself ofthe party depends on
thi.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-02
Mr. Cotiing..Geovraph,cnl,y Considered

Principle is glorious thing--love to see pol.
iticisn who isn't afraid to nvow his prinetplss-
But principles are said to be mmu,ablc-eter.
nal and IN the nature Of Thugs they cant be
right in one part Of the world aud wrong inano,h-
( er.
When Mr. Getting, tie wing candidate, made
speech in the court house, few weeks ago, we
were struck with the boldness with which lie step.
ped npon the abolition platform, and although,
even our most ardent free sellers and abotionLsts
declared they could not, Ito borrow strong me
taPhor) hug a Niger quite as close" as Mr. COT.
fns could, yet they admiredShis fearle.sness in
avowiug his abolition principles, 1t appears Mr..
Coffng made the same sort of speech in GaSe
county The Chicago Tribune says:
J MR. CoFFlNG ~ LAKE CouSTY-We learn that
Mr. Cofiiings speech at Waukcgan WIS 80 rad.
cally Fr.e Selfish, that many Of those who had
been supporters Of Mr. Ogden openly pledged
themselves to him. Among the number was our
old friend Blndgett, who was few days ago no
minated for Congress by portion of the Free de.
moCra's OF that county and who, we are informed.
not only publicly declined, but made speech
for Mr. Cutting benefit. Our informant. Wing,
says Mr. C. is promised at least 500 maoriy in
Lake county.
But our ardent free soil admirers of Mr.. Coffing
have been taken somewhat aback to find that his
principles arc so easily affected by ciimate tina.
in less than halfa degree south Of Lake county,
their color is completely changed. 1t appears
Mr.. Coiiing also made speech in yernlion
county, Of which Mr. McRoberts has given m &c.
count to the Chicago Democrat The Democrat
says
| Mr. McRoberts SAYS, that Mr. Cotfing in his
speech at Danyille, Nsrmon county repudated
the Wilmot rrovso, and said. in answer To n
question propounded by Col. Neil-whether he
was III favo- Of the Proyi,o--that "he allowed no
/ Pennsylvania Loco Foco like David Wimot, to
lay down platform for him ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-02
The Circuit Court.

We had intended to give an abstract Of the ca
sea disposed Of at the present term Of our circuit
court, but they sre of SO little general interest az
hardly to justify the pains. The trial OF Elliot,
for murder however, which was commenced OF
Thursday morning, is exciting considerable inter
est, and we propose, if possible, to give an ab
stract Of the evidence in our next.
Court will probably adjourn this evening, hav
ms barely disposed Of the criminal docket
A special term will probably be held in tho
course Of the winter to dispose of the cause. OF
the civil docket
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-02
q. W Randall, Esq,

One Of the ablest. most consistent. and thor.
ough going democrats in this part Of the state is
S. W.RANDALL, Esq, Of Oswego, one Of the Dem.
ocratc Representative candidates in the Kendall,
VIII, &c district. There are some unpleasant
feuds in the Democratic party in Kendall which
render it almost impossible to make any nomina.
ton acceptable to all but we believe Mr.. r. o.
strong a man as could have been put upon the
track. His talents, at least, aud his democracy
are such as to leave no excuse on the part Of any
democrat to bolt his nomination, whatever may
have been his personal predictions
We have had a glowing account from one who
was present Of the speech Of Mr. R. at Newark
on Saturday evening 1t was in his best view
and created the best impression in his favor. ",
find IN the Joliet Signal the following, in refer
ence to the speech Of Mr. r. referred to:
"SrrEcu OF S. w RANDALL, AT NrwARK-Or
Saturday evening last we had the pleasure o.
listening TO an able speech from NJ Randall, on.
OF the democratic nominees for the Legislature Al
democratic meeting held at Newark, in Kendall
county. His position on banking and the RAILROAD
questions, were the same 10 expressed in hi
speeches here. Judging from the manner il
which his speech was received by his audience
and the enthusiasm manifested at the meeting
we should Judge that Mr. Randall will receive III,
warm and cordial support Of the entire democrat
&c party of his county
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-02
Fugiiiycs---susar Crop. &c.

Baltimore, Oct. 81
a number Of Baltmorcan. are engaged in pre-.
pairing documents for the purpose Of proceeding
to Philadelphia New York, Boston, and other cit
les in qucs, OF fugitive slaves
The \. o. papers OF the oath say that the new
crop OF sugar Is coming IN rapidly. The barqut
Rosa Standish cleared thence on the 23d for y
York, with cargo Of sugar being the first ship
ment Of the season for the north
The Charleston sun sny. AIKEN the successful
candidate for Congress from the Charleston Di-
,rict is a dsunion man. Senator Foots i, addrcs
sing the people OF Miss in favor Of the Compro
mise measure, and is replied to by Gen. Quitman
The Governor Of Maryland has issued pros
lamaon setting apart the 2ith day Of Nov. fol
thanksgiving.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-02
Foreign News.
Arrival of the Canada.

New York Oct %
The Canada arrived at Halifax at half past 10
o'clock yesterday with Liverpool dates TO the
l9th
In breadstuffs generally. the leading features
had Assumed irmer aspect, and fair amount OF
business Is doing in wheat and Indian corn at I'M
proved rates Flour also sells more freely u; iuIl
rates OF last steamer
The Bishop Of Toronto came out in the Cana
ia,
The Cauada got on the rocks about forty miles
east of Halifax last night but ,he Is supposed t,
have sustained no material injury,
The steamer Franklin arrived At Cowes, on the
llth inst. and proceeded 10 llavrc
The general news BY this ARRIVAL is no; of the
least interest.
Its sail that an unusual breadth Of wheat vii!
bc ~own N England and Ireland thi> wear.
Adyices from Paris ii Thursday, the 18TH state
that the Parliamentary Commissioners had met
ON that day and after short but important NEE
ting had adjourned
It Is said that the head " the party organ sub,
mits t. the question oiprolougluS the Presidency,
provided the present mouarthl.A demonstration
Were not Continued
Ii is also reported that toward the end Of the
present renewed term 1t viii be right then To ask
the country 10 decide between monarch and a
republic, lie has promised not TO throw any oh
siaces in the way Of their proceedings.
Nothing has occurred IN the relative position Of
the Danish AMI Schlcswiy armies since the a.,
.aut on Frcderick,tait, and ID Is now asserted
that dipomatist> will be called in to settle all dit.
hculues England aud France are rumured Us
the medatIng powers.
Tho revolutionary feeling in lIcsse Cassol seem,
10 be on the increase, and Gen. llayuau, who is To
be commander iu-chiyi Of the army, Is ordered To
remove all grades who refuse to obey hi, orders
Tia said that the Elcctor Is to abdIcatc.
The two divisions ofthc Austrian army ON their
march to lIesse Clsscl received souu,cr orders
and have stopped in their progress. This is said
to have been the result OF the Joint rcmouStrInce
on the part Of England and Russia.
Prussia still protests against the course adopt,
cd at the Frankfort Conference
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-02

MELANCHOLY AccIpENr-on Wednesday, in The
neighborhood of Mr. solomon Brooks, on Mud
Creek Livingston county NJ Samuel Ebersol
who lived with his father, four miles south Of Til,
place, was thrown from horse withsuch violence
rs to cause bis death. he was taken home i'm
mediately after the accident where he fingered il
great pain until yesterday morning, when be died
lie was unmarried about twenty five years old
Young man Of good habits and character Hi
funeral viii take place at the residence OF his IA
Their, Mr Joseph Ebcr.cl, a; . o'clock this day
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-02

VINO CoNygNUoN.-Thc Wing Convention,
held - Ottawa uu the .9Gth INST, to ub,iate the
difficulty presented by the appearance If three
auNiou, a>pirau'' f,r the Stale Legislature. under
the patronage Of different County Conventions,
resulted iu the nomination. Of the "ploiuuud" ed
ltur Of the Il CONAN DR.. Paddock ana H. ). Be
bee, Esq, # Peru Tn" Conl euton could scarce
~ have selected two men less calculated to com
maud the respect ct secure the votes of the free
men OF this representative district The former,
/, IS well known has left his profession, and star
ted a paper for the purpose OF wagiug war
with tie Free Soil party, and thustug himself
upon the notice Of the people; hunter for spolIs
seeking Office for personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and
the notuf,ety which even defeat Will give him
The character OF tho other, (Mr Becbe is too
well known to need comment from us Apart
from his slave hunting propensites, he is bitter,
uucompromlslns Wing Vi the old school; an up
holder Of rUtten Institutions and their supporters
an advocate Of every measure that TENDS 10 al
vance the interests of monopUliNts and spocua
tors, at the same time taxing and Impoverishng
the farmer and laburer Notwithstanding the a
pologi.t be la, found IN pretended democratic
paper, We bespeak for this gentleman and his
worthy compeer, a handsome defeat, as an appre-
citation by the trecmen of this district of the pc
culiar qualifications ,hey possess for a retired
l.ia.--Pcru Dan.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-02

TnE MoNrEscUIous-W have already announ-
ced the pardon Of Gonzalve de Montesquiou.
charged with the murder of Theron X Barnmn
and Albert Jones, two lures having failed 20 find
\ verdict against him. The ground OF this par
don was insanity at the time OF the commission OF
the offence, by reason of which he was not 4 NOR
al and accountable agent Immediately thereaf.
ter he left this city and has since sailed from New
York for Paris.
We now learn that the Executive prerogative
has been Intcrposed IN favor Of Raymond dc Mon
tesqgIOu, on the ground Of a general belief that
he did not participate in the homicide whereof he
stands indicted, and that further prosecution Of
these indictments will not accomplish any of the
objects of public justice, bu, will result only in
renewed trouble and increased expense to the
State. The Governor, therefore, "exoneratcs nc
quits and discharges tie said Raymond de Mon.
tesqulou Of and from all liability on account Of
the SAID indictments, and Of the matters therein
contained" The young man will leave to day for
New York, ard thence direct to France. SO ends
this sad tragedy-one in which many hearts have
been wrung with deep felt anguish, and by which
the community, at the time, was deeply excited.
A year OF personal duress-two trials by fair
and competent juries, neither Of whom were able
to find verdict, and a general belief that no
yetdict could be had IN this county-these circum-
stances will satisfy the public Of the proprie,y of
the course of the Governor. LO'is Rep.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-02

HoS S. X. DouGLAs passed through this place
on Wednesday, on his way south. He looked
well, considering his late illness and was in fine
spirits, He was warmly urged to remain and
give us a talk but his time was 50 limited as to
render it impossible. Considering hi, eminent ser
vices during the late eyentiul session Of congress
our people felt i, due to him that some unusual
demonstration should be made to show their ap-
probation of his worth, bu. he defeated all BY
LIS short stay.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-02
Cook County Nominations

The Democratic Convention Of Cook county
met at Chicago on the Goth inst, and nominated
tho following ticket;
For RepreHntdiira-Thonas Dyer, Dr. W. B.
Egan.
For Shrif-Wm. H. Davis.
For tororer--John Ryan
This ticket is made up Unfortunately Of Free
Sellers and Cass democrats, and will be heartily
supported by both wings Of the Democratic par.
~. Better men than are nominated could no,
have been picked out Of Cook county The PEG.
pie Of Chicago have had m eye to tho import.
ance of tho next session Of our legislature, and
have put forward their best men.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-02
Concert at Ncrmilionyillc.

At the earnest solicitation Of number Of Per,
lionyllle, in this county, the Misses LfoNAGD ard
Dr. CAyARLv have consented to give Con
cert o: vocal and instrumental music at the churcl
named on Wednesday evening next, (Noy. 9Th
the proceeds to be devoted to the object indicated
From our acquaintance vits the parties We fee
warranted in promising all such as may attend q
rich treat to say nothing aboutthe pleasure ofcon
trlbutiag 10 = meritorious object