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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS,
find to Lessees, occupants, and permiHeeS OF man

FN''''N''N
eydL lands.
Every person entitled the right of preempon to any OF
the lands required to establish the same to
the satisfaction the register and receiver Sau Ste Marie
and make payment therefor soon as practicable otter seeing
this notice before the day appointed for the commence
men of the public sale of the lands embracing the tract
ed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
And every person having the right under the act entitled
An act TO establish land Office in the northern part oil
Michigan provide for the sale of the mineral lands IN
the State of Michigan approved ls March, l8f as les
sees OCCUPANTS, beeeS to enter to the extent oil their
permits any OF the lands ana VINO
are entitled under the entitled An act to reduce the
minimum price of the mineral lands in the Lake Superior
district Michigan and the Chippewa district IN iseonsn
approved 26t September $780, 'to the land covered
by their leases occupancy and permits respectively at the
minimum price OF 81 25 per covering more Than one
full secon entitled the surrender OF such lease or per-
nit at the proper land Office purchases if he shall select TO
do So one section the rate OF ST. acres IS requ-
red to establish the the satisfaction ct The register ana
receiver at Saul Marie and make payment therefor as
soon as practicable after seeing this notice, and before the day
appointed the OF the public sale oil INC
lands embracing the tract camed otherwise such claim VIII
be forfeited. j. bO lEnr ir-LD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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nE qUINCEY,s LITERARY REMINIs

CEs, 2 volumes, Emo, being volumes aud of the
Uniform edition Of his works
Motherwelps PosthumOus Poems, vol
The Vision Of Sir Launial, poem, by James Russell
Lowell
Memoirs of the Rev Jos Buckmnser and Of his Rev
Joseph Stevens Buckminster by Mrs. f. b. Lee, vol.
Brief Practical Treatise Morars, with account OF
the employed at the public works in Boston harbor
by Lieut.. VIM. II. Wright y. Engineers
This day received, and for sale by
TAYLOR * MAURY,
sep 10 BoOkseuerH, near sh street. @
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C1HINEsr INK.-Just received supply OF Chinese
Ink recommended by the French Directory Tor either
writing or cooring. For sale at Stationery HAN, oy
aug l. h"tA
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VIEAVY ARTILLERY, siege, garrison, seacoast ana
mountain prepared by Board of officers for the army
Of the United States the instructions illustrated by many
plates Copies Tor sale in Washington by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
sent Booksellers, near 9thstreet
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CHARLES w. PAIRO Agent for the Baltimore Life In.
Company would call public attention to the reduced
rates of premium now charged All Premiums Policiesn
the District be paid his Office off and sth
.trees where applications for policies can be made
mar If
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Imno,tnnt Information.-n. c. RuNr1NG

ImpOS tant InfOFmatiOn.-D. C. BUNTING
from london, (bngand,) author Of practical treatise
Cod Liver Oil, and other remed in Consumption
formerly rhy-ician to the Northern Hosnita and Junior
Lecturer TO IN Ork Hospital Consumption. the
hOnur announce to the inhsians Of Worcester and
its vicinity that he is under engagement of u dstil-
gushed Society IL Europe TO investigate aud obtain STA
tistical information as to the of Cnnsumpive
diseases in the United States and Canadas in mpari
with those Of other places on the Continent His
great experience extending period of twenty
years in the principal hospitals of Europe gives full as
surace of his perfect competence for the m which
he is engaged Dreseher's Patent Spyrometer and the
improved ste hometer, Che recent invention Of Dr.
Quain. of Dnbliu) together with the xble Stethis-
cope, over 40 inches in length use by him in his ex
aminations.
DR.. b. wishes to be distinctly understood that no re-
muneraton required from any person for his services
his time aud expenses being pac the society under
which he is engaged
Any person laboIng under having nredisposifion
to u is fearful maady will confer favor by cll ne and
allowing him 10 make an exaai4ation, and which he
hopes will be satisfactory.
Office aud residence, No. 2 Maple street near the
Worcester House. noy22-d3in
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Periscopic and Concavo- Convex
S p ECT ACIFS

A GOOD assortment can be found only ut the Opt-
IN cal Rooms of F. il. PUTNAM, who having hnd
nine years experience in fitting glasses feels confident
that he remedy nearly every defect OF the natural
sight No 2l9 Nam street. under Unlversalisl Church
nnY2 1-d3W Win
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THE WORLDS FAIR :

There is a saving, old but true,
That " every day brings something new :"
Which something" for il S day viii rage,
The wonder IT this wondrous age
Thus old Joice Heath went through the land
And So did Johnson's colUred band;
Then Ole Bull; the swiss Ben Ringers;
And mum bands Of negro singers;
Then Tommy Thumb, who kissed, near
Two million ladies in y ear
Barnum, the Great; Lopez, Inc brave;
Sweet Jenny Lind and Powers Greek Slave;
AL have enjoyed their length Of days,
And all received their need of praise.
And now, beyond III bounds of ocean,
We've seen contentious aid commotion!
spot Ia London Vie selected,
Crystal Palace She erected,
Where furious Frank and fiery Hun"
The Yankee and the Engllshman,-
The Turban'd Turk, and Spal's Graudees,
East Indian and the Portuguese
Could all forget their ancient rage,
And in more peaceful strlie engage
Each rear alot IFS standard high,
Each the palm OF victory
The strife hegins-the race commences
And heller, SHELTER over fences
And pushing pulling holding back,
Go all the wager-winning pack
And when the contests almost ended
And when their strengths almost expended
Then JONATHAN, before their eyes.
, Just PUSHES up, and TAKES THE PRIZE
/. He plowed their land. and moved their oats,
And picked their locks and beat their boats
And told the that throughout creation,
There's nothing like the Yankee nation!
Though somt iii distant lands wouli Dam,
They'd still sprnlling left at home. 'ssr-
There's Webster, Clay, and Thomas Benton,
And many more that he could mention;
And works of Art-for something fine,
jacysIlar- in the Clothing line-t
Has placed without his spacious Store,
a genus homo at the door,
To show to all, whove any wits,
That he cloIhe and " give them-fts -
AT Worcester. in the Old Bay State,
AT curly morn, evening late,
You'll find him with perfect STOCK
AT CLOTHING BAZAAR-PIPER BLocKt
There may he bought, l do suppose,
The Genlleman's or Farmers Clothes''
AT prices 100, the lowest sum,
FOR " / trade there When Pm to hum ~
GF The Yanke, of course, knew where it was for
has interest trades if you all wil trade at the same
place WILL undoubtedly, be for yoar to do So
Macullar. Williams g. Co.
SIGN OF III FULL DRESSED MAN,
No. Piper's Block,
CLOTHING BAZAAR, 271 MAIN STREET
sep26 dwistf WORCESTER
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Our Cash Store

7 S the place to get GROCERIES Cheap. Remem
Der tina in these hard times, Dollar saved is dol
lar uh,nud' We do make calcu atoms tor usses
and compel Paying Customers TO make up these LOSSES
We sell all kinds Of Family Groceries very cheap for
Cash q, G. FLANDERS q co.
o30dtf corner OF Myrtle and Southbridge SITS
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l.. Y. Nichols, NJ. d., HOMEOPATHIC Ply
ICIAN, Residence No. ~ Main Street. Office hourss
from to A. NJ, to 4 and Z to 6 Pm
Aug s. 4 Fl. div
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Sheet Oil Cloths.

TNRoM IL TO q + EET WIDE, beautiful New styles
L THIS week received which we cut TO any pattern Tor
Halls, Offices, Dining Rooms, &c.
Also-44 sd, GA, IA, and ga Oil Cloths in great vari
ETY., at
o29d6twtf CHAMBERLIN & CO.'S.
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Oxygenated Iitters.-ghis fsmour medcn
has received The suo ftft esiim opias Of any eccin
in The world for the cue cf d spepsa Asthma and
General Debility and is worthy the attention aud con-
lidence OF all who EEK for these comp lnins
l.. T. LAZELL, 20 Main street, is the agent or this
city. nov20dlt
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Diamond, Pearl, Ruby and Garnet
CLUSTERS.

GONE splendid patterns of Rings, Pins, and Ear
y Drops, good enough for Thanksgvingl Christmas,
or New Year's Presents, 1t PUTNAM'S
nov22 d3w w3m 2l9 Main ST. Get
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Segars of exquisite flavor are always to be
found IN a antilles to suit, at the Drug Store OF
l.. T. LAZELL,
I3-dtf s20l Main ST.
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Shirts and Drawers.

n T7N-1J ~; Z y, 49, " = h,
" kinds of the above goods at Store for sale at
The very lowest prices. harrington Corner. corner Of
Main and Front SIS. THAYER & EAMES,
p. S-We have in stoIe, FURNISHING GOODS
to suit all who viii give a call, atlow prices.
nova DIFF L. & Z.
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WORCESTER LYCEUM.
THE CnURSE OF T,EETTTR FS
WORC ESTER, MASS.

he w NOE UE LEGI HIS,
EsOR the Winter of 1872 will commence thia
I Cfhulsday9 evening, Nov 18th, the CITY
HALL and be continued as follows, viz =
LIST Lecture Nov 10 Rev. H w. BEEcHER, Brooklyn,
NY.
81 g Nov. 25, Rev NEHEMIAH ADAMS, D. D.
Boston
Sd Dec II. Rev. MARK HOPKINS, D. d Pres
dent o Williams College :
4th Dec rs, RALPA WALDO EMERSON.
9th Jan. 8, Rev. DR.. HALL, Providence, R. l.
9Th Jan. %, Rev. WALTEa Clarke, Hartford
Conn
7h &C Feb 5, Prof c. c. FELTON,, Cambridge.
9Th g Feb 10, Rev SYLvEs Err JUDD, OF Maine.
10th s. Mar 10, Rev. Frederick II. EDGE, Prov
idence, Il |.
9th g Mar. 4, Rev GEORGE ELLIS, Charestown
Tickets for the course may be obtained Of the Secre
tary, and at the Bookstores. The following prices.
Ge tleipen, $l,00. Ladies aud Minors, $3.50.
All purchasers of Tickets will be entitled TO the
of the Library, containing about 49U volumes of vaua-
BILE Books, for the whole year. The Doors will be open
at Z, and closed at z LIZ O'Clock.
WILLIAM WORKMAN, President.
novl3 # EDWARD SOUTHWICK, Secretary.
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WILLTARI DTCIxIN SON,
NOTARY PUBLIC,

VIII attend to this and to other matters of business
ms once over the central Bank. novCdf
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no PARENTS AND CHILDREN.
IN w EN- HAIL.
WORCESTER EYE AND EAR
FIR YR AERY.

NEA DIR. STONE, Oculist and Aurist, and
NNS Surgeon to the above Institution continues to
49, devote particular at. enon TO all diseases of
the Eye and Ear He operates for Slunt Eye and Cat
araci-aad cures hstua the tear duet by mod
ern method than the insertion Of the style; and also
inserts Artificial Eyes OF the most perfect appearance
He treats deafness the most recent discovered
methods, as prnctised by European Auriss. Several
of entire blindness been successfully restore
nce the establishment OF this institution
~ DIR. Stone likewise attends TO all general practice
The best of reference given Office hours from 10 A. M
ta4P NJ, at No. Maple street Worcester, Mass.
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Two Valuable House Lots
y, - n - q. 3. II

DLEASANTLY situated on BENEFIT ST.; containing
Il p, OCO Feet, each. These Lots afford a rare Op.
porIunty TO persons wishing locate near tie New
Machine Shop, or the Junction Depot, as they will be
sold very low. Inquire of
ol9-d2m IT. MILES, 231 Main st.
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Political SpeCtaClcs.

DECULARLY adapted to reading of the returns
a OF the state Elections at high enough prices
70 suit Office holders, aud low enough Tor those
who happen TO be at the bottom of the political wheel
OF fortune, at PUTNAM,S Optical Rooms
NO 49, doors south Arm Temp. House.
nov22-d3w&w3m
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Co. artnershi Notice.

fENHE subscribers having purchased the tsrest of A.
K J. Brown, in the CkOCKERY WARE BuSI-
NESS, will continue the heretofore, under The
firm OF Brown & Co.. at the Ola Stand Opposite the
Post Office. ISAAC NJ BROWN,
aug5-dtf ALBERT S. BROWN.
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TOILET.

A SMA IL Tenement, pleasantly situated Pleas
N ant street. APPLY at & l.. Aiukepeace rs Pleasant
street, or d, Brown, NO. Central Exchange
uov2l-dtf
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AUCTIONS.
Rocks at Auction

PUBLIC AUCTION.
WILL be sold at Public Auction, on MONDAY, Nov.
w 24th, al 10 O'Clock, on the premiss,
THE HOMESTEAD FARM
OF the late EZRA IIoAR, situated II miles of the
centre of Princeton, sting OF lis Of good land
well divided into moving, pasUuring, aud tilage, and
good growth Of wood and timer on the
The buildings are all in good repair. Also
Valuable Horse Pair. Working
OXEN, four years old. pr. year old SIEEHS, well
broken to the yoke; pr. YEARiINGS Mich Cows
SWINE, one iorsr Wagon and Haness, | Draught
Harness. Sleigh, Ok Wagon, Cart, Ploughs Oh aims
and Farming TOgS generally
l Spring foothed HORSE RAKE, Hay Cutter,
first rat GrindStone Patent Cheese Press Potatoes
Turuips, Carrots, Ha. Grain, &C.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Daying Utensils, and numerous other articles unmen-
tionabie heIe
The above safe will be positive. Conditions made
known al Time Of of sale
J. II. HAYWOOD
Princeton, Nov, t. 1851 nov7-dItw2
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Polka Boots.

TRENCH, Morocco Enameled, and Goat Front and
Il Side Lace, a large assortment. just received, at
nov22dwU DRESSER'S, l76 MRin st
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DANCING.

A SPLENDID ssortment of GentlemSD's PATENT
IN LEATHER and KID DANCING PUMPS, of ev-
cry variety oistyle including Congress, Patent Leather
and Cloth Tops, at DREsSER'S,
nov22-dwtf 176 Main greet
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Rob-Roy Plaids.

A FEW pieces nice All Wool Rob Roys, very hand
n some and suitable goods for Chdren's Cloaks, for
sao at CHAMBLRLlN a. CO.'S
nov i9-d6twtf
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL RIBBONS.
LAND REFORM,

100 HOUSE LOTS for safe at prices varying from
AOO Seventy five to TWO Hundred Dollars, wi hin a
few minutes walk of the New stone Maubim Shop in
the SOU Part of the city. Terms easy sApply ihls
Oilce nOv20-d6L
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ASS.ASSiN.AT. 4

Nos lcctcurs sc souvicnnent dc In rix.'
dams laGnclIc TN habitant de Terrebonnt,
Washingto" Whitney, s'est trou,t en-
gagf,il quclquc temps, avcc un !'as-
py. tga'cmcnt dc Tcrrebonnc.
II cxistait entire les dcux families unc
fort vicilc haine ct plusicurs fois deja.
les membres dc ces families cn staenl
venus aux mains. -.
Mardi dcrnicr. dams les paragcs qu'on
appelle PetH- Cailiou, pres de la demcurc
des Daspy, Washington Whitney. cs.
,ombt, ,rarp6 dc deux bales de- fusiI.
Pune sur lc front, I'autrc derrierc To-
rcitlc. .--
II ma survetcu i cctte ble<snre que
qnelques hcurcs. On ignore qucl est L.
meust,ier.-ll n'cxistc que dcs sourcons.
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~ PROTESTATION.

Nous apprenons avec piaisir qnune
petition deja convcrte dc pIns'rurs 81
yaaturcs circulc, ayant pour otjet d.:
prier les candida.s democrates pour Ia
legislature, dc reclamcr lesrs sifgcs ii Ia
Ctambrc, Icur dtE.ite ne Ponyant. etrc
atiribnte q"'aux fraudes qni ont Sic
rcmmiscs dams Ia bo;te dc Nj. DrauzIn
Hymel, Sc district.
Uu conp-d'eil jete STR lc tabIeau cue
nous pnbIions seraii une prenve morale
deces frMdes, mais nous pons ons prou
yer nieux qcc, celia encore NOUS gar
doas ce mieux pour !c sou,nettre en- tens
ct lien i In Legislature. ~a4,.s.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-08

hour d'etrc d!u par uuc majorito dc
vingt-six yoiS.
Volta un corone: democratic d'6lu
dars Ia pnrossc d'Orleans; cciui de !'hs-
somption aussi Il ttt, nomme.
Est-cc que par hasard NM. les cr'sto
ne vondraicnt nous iai>scr que les fonc-
tons dc croqucmorts :. =. Sill en- es'
nin,i qn'i's prennen, gardc dc metre point
prochaincmcnt crop'es.
G5- A In Ncuvcllc- Orleans, prcsqu.
tous les JUICES de. .paix ct lcurs constab'cs
tlus sont !tmcCratcs.
A Jefferson, tcus les cfficirrs DC pa
roisse no'atnes, sont tgalcment demo
crates.
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L LAFoURCHEaIN TE RNE

aD'apres les rapports qui nous sont fats
sur cette pa.oisse. lea trois 'candidats
wings pour la legislature ont etc eIns.
lie col. Va"p: rWinder aurait obtenu
pour lie congress 1872 voix, ct son a4ver
saire whig. NJ. Aristide Landry, 644.
Th. c.. Porter, candidat democratic
pour Ia place d',uditeur des comptes pu-
bIics n'aurait Ell que I2S voix ct NJ.
Bordelon en- ourait obtcnn 7O4.
NJ. r. C.. Martin ,,urait Gu six cents
ct quelques voix. f'.a-a = u ##a .H..s."
Ricn d'etrangc &C resultat La
fo'rche inferno il to,ljonrs appartcnu Il"
parti 4whig Isl qu"hnc chose noas 5
etonne ct nous E.it piaisir dans ceo de-
pouilement, c'cst que 'e Cot. Van p,
Windcr ait obtcnu eutant dc yoix. ~
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-08

IS douccs ct atlablcs ct par son industrie.
:. / etait aime ct estime de tous par son
s. intfgrile ct par rcxtrena gtnerosit6
6 qui le dst.uguaient. Son honorable
's famiIle pour ra voir a travers Ie deuil ct
" les larmes dams IesqneIes ellie est pIon.
< gee, combirn ellie jonit de Ia considA.
< ration ct de !';,lcction publiques; car
:. ilnnis convoi ttneraire n'ava!t re,.,;
:: IN .concours plus '.omhrenx ct n'av,it
u cfcrt uu spectacle p'"~ religi"ux ct
& plus d'~o't,. Tn piqret de canonn;crs
s. y aststait cn urfoim", car Ir 4ti,n.t
:. ttait un de. BRAVES mi tctr,sscrcnt
- r"nnrmi en- 1914 ct 1915; puis We
>: nairnt tons Sos anis en- pleurS, tontes
'' Sos commissioner: ctiait un dcui! pu.
: bic qui "nv"!oppait plus de cinq cents
. y. r~onnes. i.c ccrcHriI II etnil entcnre
;: que i" prr>onnts de>oites. d'ycux rn
- larmc> It de cGnr> en- rrsercs.
- HtIa>! dams .c dechircmcn' It Ia tlnn-
Is lcur cau>;s par cet'e mort, quill soft
- pc. mis- ank atnis inconsnlabies qnc NJ.
- Rodrigu Went de gutter. dc lui ad-
= resser, aycc un dernicr ndicu. le der
4" MGR honmage dc leurs sentiments.
'' Nou> tons qni l'avcz connu dams 81.
- vie rrivic ct dams s., vie pnbIique, vc-
= ncz dtposcr une hcur sur sa to,l,be,
" ven"z dire toutc la loyant6 de oette
- belle anne, la generosite de son carac.
:. ,ere ct la bonte dc son ceur; vencz
= tous dire quill s'tlait fait DIES ams dc
- toutes les personnes qui asaien, !c bon
" bcur dc Ie voir.
" Aditn done. anne noble ct gsnertu usc,
St.. adieu! Sill lie nous est plus don,t dc
= rcvoir sur Cette ,crrc ton sonrir" ct toa
:: regard 81 Pnr. d" 'noins e souvenir dc
- les excc!I"ntcs qualities. h mtn'oire dc
- les rarc- vertns nous arcompagncront
:" jnsqn'au jour OH nous scro"s reuris
.s toi dans lc sein dc Dicu.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-08

" D'apres les snoavelIes que nous
rcccvons des Attakapas, !'tlection de
I'hon. Morse, candidat democratic pour
rrpresenter III Congres le 4mc District
dc Get Etat, est certainc. a
II sera nonms, nous dit-on, par une
ec,asante majoriis, d'environ 1900 vols.
or La majorite dc BordeIon, pour
Anditcnr dcs complies pubics est presqnc
insigniiante dams 50 propre paroisse.-
II est probable que .notre acandidat,
Tho. C.. Porter est eln. f5'" 3'"' '.'5
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-08
NECROLOGIE.


Deceds le 30 octobre, MATTHIAS Ro-
DR1GUEz dc lA.ceHsion. ".t'eF" f. g
II est des evencmcnts dams cctte tri.te
vic qni rendent bien diifieile la parole &;
Ia plume bien rebelIc. Celia arrive 81,
tout !orsqnon est aft.lue par ia mort
dams les elres eqn. ont toutes nos sympnsa
'hies. qui Sc sont gagnt toutcs les affsc
lions. Matthias Rodrig"z z nest pius ct 4,
notre bonchc ne sait pas dire I'eloge
quill merte. les regrets quill Iai>sc a ,ops
cenx qni lr, connnrcnt, 'c'est que, notre
cear est trop plein de ces regrets, c est
quill cst dcs doulcurs qu on ne saurait
expriIncr. -. 80. r.. -.
gLaissons Parler le Tgilami qui a 5sn
dams cettc circumstance tronver Dc nob!cs
ct generenses paroles pour rendre justice
a IN ennemi politique q pendant tout
ie ,cpurs de Sd yie, fat l'ami Prise dc tous
ct lie bienfaileur dc eaucoup de Sc
cencitoyens - o = scot - '.''t z...
| IS Jamais leg coups du sort mont etc
II. plu. viyement seiitis tn'ont frappa u,,
= homme plus ento',ra des >ympalhir-
i universities. NJ .Rodriguez. a Rage de-
56 ans, est parti de &C monde Oh il
I" s'stsit fait reusarlucr par ses manieres
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-11-08

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ct CHAIRMAN, democratic, ont etc tlns a
la Chambrc. BAn'N. whig, a etc 6lu she
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Pia9uemine-i-a paroisse P|n4ueminc.
non compris lie poll de Ia BaIise, a donnt
% voix de ma,oritt' a s. Martin, dtmo
~...t- 70 ,derninr "a nhtenu COG voix ct
Hagan ls4. La BaIise ajou'crn environ
50 voix il Ia majorite d. st Martin. NJ :.
NJ. Ronq"IIo ct Noise democratic. sont
eIus represent;nts, Wilkinson demo
crate n etc nomme surintendant DIES eco
les publiques; Johnson, democratic, sheriff:
ct Where democratic coroner.