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oTWe are authorized to announce
Gov. HENRY JOHNSON as a caodi-
date to represent the SECOND coNGREs-
ssIoNNAL DlsrR1cr IN CONGRESS. He
will be with us by the 18Th proximo
and visit his old fri ,nds and explain TO
them his reasons for he coming candi
date at the present junctare. ..f 50
o. Cette authorization nous vient d 'ho
norablcs personnes qni vivcnt dams fin
FINITE du Venerable ex-gonverneur
Johnson. AuSsi. nous II nhesitons pas 4
placer cette candidature en- tete de nos
COLONIES. saaa a.r s""-# .s
De Iong'emps encore mons ne devons
esperer eiire un democratic dams &C dis
trict congressionncl. Prcnons alors par
nj nos adversaires- poIitiques lie plus di-
gne, cclu; a.'i peut lc mieux sersir son
pays. - ..
-Avec le Gouv. Johnson Ie 2ne district
sera representt au Congress. Sans lui
Comment !c sera-t-il. grand Dieu! #t Il
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bard, W. Henry, W. Mcacham, w.-.sias
sochuseNs, Allen, f. Ducan. W. Horace
Maun, f. Wright, w-R. Island, Dixon,
". Geo. G.. King, w.-Conneciitet, Boo.
til, f. Butler, W. Waldo, d.--Ntzc York,
Alexander, W. Bennett, ~. Briggs, w.
Burrows, W. Clarke. W. Got,, W. Gould,
W. Holloway, W. Jackson, W. John a.
King, W. Prcstore King, t. Matteson, W.
Nc. kissock, W. Nelson, W. Putnam, W.
Kumsey. W. Sacket, W. Schcrmerhom.
W. SchwIeralt, W. Sylvester. W. Thur
lnan, W. Underhillc, W. JERSEY. Hay,
W. James G. kiug, W. - Pennsylvania,
Calvin, W. Chanaer, W. Dickey, W.
hampton, ". Howe, f. Moore, w. Pit
man, W. Rcca, W. Tha. Stephens, W.
FrecdIey, W. Ohio, Gable, d. CambcI!,
W. Carter, d. Corwin, w. Crowell, W.
Disney, d. Nathan Evans, W. Giddings,
f. Morris, d. Root f. Vintou, W. White
sey, d. Wood, d. - Indiana, Fitch, d
Harlan, d. Julian, f. Robinson, d.-Mi-
nois Baker, W. Wentworth, d.-yMehi-
gan Bingham, d. .Sprague f.-Wisconsin:
Cole, W. Doty, d. Drker, f.
Eccteurs de la Louisiana, computez,
ct voycz 81 notre resultat est juste, nous
trouvons que parmi les senateurs ct Re-
presentants du Nord, s Wings, | Freesoi-
Ter, ct 3 Democratcs ont vote contre lie
bill au Senat, ct que 40 Wings, II Free.
soilers, ct Is Democrates ont vote con-
tre le meme bill d la Chambre. =#
Electeurs de la Louisiana gardez SOL
gneusemenp ccs chooses dams votre me-
moirc Iorsq"c les wings du Sud vous de.
biteront la sympatie qni cxiste entire enx
ct Ieurs feres du Nord, ct ne manluez
pas de f'ire IappIication du preccpte de
l'arbre ct dc son fruit au jour de l'eIcc-
ton.
Jus9u'a qnand, O Cnuliuo, abuseras-
tu de notrc coDtiance
81. #aa##ss@ rags4I-F~ -g. ~ ts5G.a. g# E.-
ToNroUE.
Nora. lie caractere politiqne dcs
senatcnrs ct des Reprfsentants a etc pris
dams le Congressional Globe No |. p.
|. \. D 1850, ct cette Ii:te, saufquelqucs
freesoilers de plus on de moins, cores
pond avec celle derUnion de lS49 No.
G2 ct de rAm6rican Repiesu journal
whig, No. de Jan,ier 1850. p. 90.
r.
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CONIzsIzJNTQUE.

Mons appelons de IA maniere Ia pIns
pressante l'atcnttion de tous nos LEG
teurs ct en- paficuIier celle de tous les
hommes qui ont eonr lie mainticn dcs
institutions du Sud sur lc communique
qai suit. II ne renferme pas dc ces vaipes
declamatioHs don't les Poucets politiques
nous assourdissent chaque jour, il con.
tient Iexpose de faits aeeon,ptis, fats qui
sont stereotypes dams l'histoire eontcm,
poraine, CONNIE lis le-seront dansle Pion.
nier jusgn'cn Novembre proclaim, pour
INSTRUCTION dc cenx qui ont des oreilIes
ct qni n'entendent pas encore, ,tqui ont
des yeax ct qui ny voieut pas clair: at
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.TEUILLET0N DIT lJ...PI0NNIER..

I#- =
ennses doe, pnbions
physionome
dcs NcwYk" la eunesse attend IIaton
doc decrc nest plus ompehensb Flt
qn Adam Eve Tout Sc tent outsenchalne dams a
ier, aborier
scabreux
de ~ dc viegiature
pour Newport Bockawa d ex que on est convenu e
yerdoyan qn NewYork
fIg Psque plupt
Badwy qaelcs abtent les ndeaox
nd
lieu des fa agestes sbionneu de Ia
mdsons dei dto lon do
ennem dee~. Daecord, sill dor fie dc
chess franchise semblent dfes
fce de la
che ie
seree pfetendqa les asEa aa
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LE PloNNlER De L'ASSOMP TON,
PUBLIC PAR
EUGENE SUPERVlELLE.
CONDITIONS OFT Dottruat:

ADJOURNMENT :-L'abonnement est paya
tie p'AvANcE.
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roat abonne qui youdra suspendre son abon-
uement, deyra prevenir, par ecrit les editeurs,
91unze jours au moins, avant Respiration du
.rinestre. ss% '+ssE
3 ANNONCES:--Pour les insertions, ,annonces
avis, ETC.. etc, les conditions sont les suivantes
psrrrx LleGEs, porirla fereinsertion 81 90
Pour les insertions suivantes ::::: so
On execute a rimprnere dn ProNEIER, ct ce
aux prix les plus moderes, toutes especes d'ou-
srages typographiques, (Jo5s,) tells que, cARTEs,
AcTCRgs- PAMPHLETS, BLAscs, ETC, ETC.
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1t Oaoe nlecuml poitla,se.

Electenrs de la Louisiana, souvenez-
vous que les wings du Sud ct ceuS de la
Louisiana en- particulier, rfc,ament COM
me leur nuyrc, les divers bills du COM
promis, ct principalcment lc bill des cs-
claves fugiti(s, ct taxent les d6mocrates
de desunionnistes.
EIectcurs de la !.onisianc, souvcuez-
vous que lie livre Sainl nous present dc
inger de I'arbre par son fruit ct que les
wings prftcndent suivrc ce prtceptc, ct
vous. exhortent ne pas l'oublicr au
grand jour de Novcmbrc proclaim.
EIecteurs de la Louisiana, souvenez-
vous que les jorrnaux wings ont public
une lettrc de Millard Fillmore, adressec
aux bons habitants dc Boston, cxaltant
Ieur Patriotisme ct les exhortant souf-
fir pai>bIemcnt l'execution du bill des
escIaves fugitifs jusqu'a-cc-qu'il soft rap
pclle par lie Congress que Daniel Webs
ter, dams sa tournec recente New
York, declare du haut de la tribune,
quill await tonjours etc oppose a fescla-
wage. a l'anncxion du Texas, d la gucr-
re, ct nos nonvelies acquisitions, ct tout
celia cause dc Persistence de l'egclava.
GO: quill await combattu au Congress pour
faire insercr aux bills du compromi> .lne
clause confsrant aux escIaves fugiiEs lie
droit d'habeos corpus ct dun Jury de la
,ca'ite ;1niI ne voterait jamais pour l'ex-
tension de l'esciavage ct que lie congres
Ic droit de rappeller lie bill des escIa--
yes fngi'ifs que lie gouverncur Johnson
de la Pennsylvania tient lie meme Ian
gage ct a jusqua d present refuse de ST.
gncr un illrappeIant un acte de la lt-
gislatnre de son ELat qui defend d'admet-
ire dams les prisons les 'cselayes fugitifs
Enfin que malgre ces lcttrcs ct ces dis
cours qui, tout en- recommandant lobc
issancc aux lois, suggerent les moyens de
iouIcr aux pieds &C compromis qui await
etc consenti de bonne fol ct dcvait de
sa nature etre finai, les wings du Snd
men poftent pas moins NM. Fillmore
ct Webster jusqn'aux nues, ct nous les
presentent CONNIE hommes du Nofd aux
principles Sud. jsa#4rl #a '.t &tsm@'# '#.
Electeurs dc la Louisiana, nous lisons
dams les debats dn Congress (Congtcssio-
nal Globe No. lO3 p. l647, ct No. I3
P. 1907 qu'au senat, le' % aodt 1850,
l'impression du bill des esclaves fugitiEs
aete ordonneej pour s;I troisieme lecture
par un vote de 81 contre l2 ct qua la
ehambrc, ,le IL Septembrc 1859, Ia ques.
tion etant sur lc passage final du meme
bill, 100 contre IS voterentlpour e bill.
/ -Voterent contre Ie bill! au Senat -
Name, Bradbury, democratic '-.Nassa-
chnse1s, Davis, whig. WInthrop w.-R.
Island, Greene, W w.-Connecticut, Bal
dwin, w. Smith, Iw.-Termont, Upham
w.-N jersey, Dayton, ". - PenasytDa-
ME, Cooper, w. Ohio,H Chase, Freesoi
leF, WisconsiuDodge, d.. Walker, d. a''5
4Voterent contre le bill la Ch;tmbrc
- Maine. OTIS, W. Sawtele. d. Stetsen
d.-.Nsso Hqmp, Tuck, l.-Vernaont, He
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ras.,iss" st-Jcan Baptistc, i7"vri'is5L
Monsieur II, itear. s
Vuuii.cz aunoneer dams votFe fe''iIse
Ia caudtature de NJ. J. a. i.ethe q la
pIacc de Slrintrndant DIES eroles pu
linacs Il >rra s"ntonn a s'elcct'on pro
:hNiae pas louie srira ri s3aa .
gt 5fa slas. .ss IA PARo1ssE.
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MO. so.

pEsEsPoIR 'AMoUR.-On Il rptirs
h'er, dit IN journal de Paris du 6 iu;,le,
de la Seine, a Saint.C'oud, Ie eorps d,un
lniisidn de trente-cinq IA quarante ans
qni parassalt avolr stJourne plusicurs
jours dams reau. / ttait vatu ayec ,na
grande recherche, It portait sous so,,
palelot la Croix dun ordre elraneer
Dams les poches dc son gIet on a tronys
pusleurs objcts, notamment uhe montfe
'res-rlchc, un portemohaae contenant
800 francs en- or, ct nn petit porte(euin,.
en- CUR de Russie qui renfermalf r,une
Icttre que Ion a pu dechitfrer, ouo;one
les caracteres eu>sent etc demi.etIncas
par rhumidtt. Cettc lettre, sans datc
nj signature, faisait connaire ooc
finconstance ct l'iniidtit6 Dune dame,
NJ. avaient contraint celui qui ravait
tctite d METRE lin a ses jours. Tn autse
billet adresse a la meme dame NJ. Fin.
vitait Sc fAirc ,rndrirc ccs deux ve,.
latins: -ra~--.---~
Qud levias plumd? Pl0is. Quid mil.
pere? Ventus. 1s@s@ 's
QuId pento? .N.lier. QMd mulicrg,
Nlh1i. -..-. .
Aucunc indication de nature i faiirte
rcconnailre cetindi>idu, don't le Enee
tla', demarqud, h'ayant etc recueille sur
ln', so" corps a ets trahsports d Ia
Morgne. ese--.., -. s. ...ss,s.sGs ,...t -
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AGENTS DU PICNNIER.

- = VI. E. Eude, Passage
NILE ORLEANS de la Bourse, No 50,
encoignure Cont.
ASCENSION ~. NJ. Rlch ard g. Templet
RIviERE-NEUvE. M. Firmin Duplessis.
IBERVILLE M. }. Drean.
Sr-JAcQUEs ). NJ. Augustc Thtriot
Sr.JEAN BAprisTE, NJ Edsard Perret 3,#t
PoE1-BR EAUx, At. Edmond BulllaFd.
ST.. CHARLES Rizan Freres, ntgociants
THBoDAUx NJ. Adolphe Blanchard
HoUmA . .5.s M F. Gagne. q
,,rE-MAR1E. ~ Nj . Etenne Ptnisson.
ABSORPTION =. =. G. Rodriguez, Cafe Stnr.
BELLE RIyrzRE NJ Pierre Theriot.
PAEscoURTyl.LE, NJ G.. J. +. Gauthier, P. NJ.
IT Dams les paroisses Oh nous n'avons pas
no,nnt dagents, nous prions les Maitres de poste
dc vou!oir Sc charger de lagence de notre ieuillc
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Monsieur -Editer,

yeuillcz ;,nnonccr que NJ, p. r. Per
ret rst candida, a Ia place dc She if del Ia
paroisse de Saint -Jeau Baptiste, ct quill
.4ra s,utcnn l'elcction prochaine par
LA MAJoRiTE.
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cHARrrE cHnErIENNE. H. Nous hsons
dams il. Gazette des Medhes So Fer.
dnand Laloue, I'a,itcur. ana,el les
Cirque, National doit 81 prosperite,
l'ancien directcnr de l'IIippodfome est
mort, il va quelque temps, sans lasscr
sa veuve ct sa file, agee de dix ans,
un avcnir assure. lie connie de las-o-
ciation des auteiirs dramatiques s'ess
emu dc la position de l'interessantc or.
pheline, ct qneigues-uns de ses.Inembress
Sc sont rendus aupres de rarcheyague
dc Paris, pour solicitor dc sill bienyen-
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LA CLEF DIES .CGURs EFT DE IA cArssr.

=
-une joie femme de Get age gui a ms,
pir6 Fun de nos plus rcmarquablcs ro--
manciers contemporaries, etait depuis
quelque temps, dit I'm journal de Paris
du 7, l'ohjet des~ lrequentes assidute.
d'.n .jeune homme qui, par sa physiono-
mic tranche ct ouverte, par ses manie,es
poles ct distingnecs, devait gagner ma,
turellement sa sympathie. .Une tendfe
iaison n'avait pas tarde s'etablir entrc
cette dame Ct tiotre amoureaux. ,..., .g..s..
Cctte dame est mere d'uue jeune file
belle ct naive personne, qui excita
bientot de vilssdtsrs chez &C dcrnier. II
sut en- peu dc jours Sen faire aimcri ct
mena de front cettc double intrigue.
Vo'ci quel en- a ete le denonment. H.
Un de ces dcrncrs soirs, notre Love-
lace await donne rcndez yonsa la mere
ct a Ia file. Chacune d'elles, Ell ayant
bien soin de Sc cachcr lautre le but de-
sa softie, s'empressa de Sc rendre d ZEN
droit qni lui await etc designe. Mais
toutes les deux attendifent yaineunent.
sEnes reyenaienr cnez eiies CONNIE ON
pense, vivemcnt irritees de, foubli OF du
Inanque de parole impardounabc don't
ellcs avaient etc victimes Mais qu'on
jngc de leur stupeEction qnand, en- rem
trant dams Ieur appartement, el!es virent
tous les meubles dams le plus atlrenx de-
sordre. BJoux. argent, etc, etaicnt de-
venus la proie dun andacieux voleur.
Helas.. une clcf la ycilIe ct Oh
bliee i la porte par megardeI donna bien-
tot Replication de 'evenetncnt. lie,
jeune homme aux manitrcs 81 sedni-
santes elait supplement un habilc filon.
II n'avait donne rendcz yous a ses1trop
conliantrs mattresses que dams le but DC
les volcr librement pendant leur absen-
cc. lh"'@a ~ .s5'i' et''s8
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PAROISSE Sr JEAN BAPTISTE.
.5a Monsieur J Editenr, uejss1 aa5o asa
Veuiilcz announcer dams votre feuille
7ne M. Achille Barre est candidat a la
r'ace d'assesscnr pour la parol~se Saint
lean Baptisle. ct quill sera soutenu par
raa.+sa =. LIE VOTE pOPuLAIRE.
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a la demande de grand nomhte de
acs amis. M. Numa Martin consenti a
ae Iaisser porter candidat aux fcnctions
de Coroner, ct sera appnye par q q,,esaa
4c LA MAJoRITEa ~ al .ss5
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Ready Made Clothing!

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HAN n Il obtained the contract Tor
carrying the Mails from Knoxville
10 Dalton. tor four years from the hrs'
ot July, 1850, respectfully inform the
public that Their line will be- well stocked
with No. Troy Coaches. fine Horses,
and sober, good Drivers, aud no pains nor
xppnse viii be spared 10 carry passengers
through with comfort and safety. LUIS
route lravetses a beautiful and Interesting
section OF country embracing the Ocoee ana
Hiwasspe valleys, aud travellers will certain
find IT to their advantage TO take ms me
On this line for the South, inlerStcl'na
the Western and atlantic ltsllr0ad, "a
Dalton, passengers will leave knoXv'Iie a
| 6 A. NJ, taily, pxcep, Sundays. and arrive
a, Dalton by & A. Nj. next day; that IS
IN time 10 take the Cars South
Going North the Coaches will leave Dali
ton at 7 p. NJ, dairy, excep, Sundays
and arrive at Knoxville toy l.. NJ. mex
days. running through Cleveland. Charles
ton, Calhoun, and Athens daily, ant
through jacksonville. Narvvlllr, Philadel
phia and Campbell's Station. every olhe
! day, [lhal is, three times week by Mau'
sonviile and Nlaryv,llr, and three tunes bl
Phlladelph,a. Blar's Ferry and Campbell
S,alion.) making daily arrivals al knox
VILE, and arriving and departing a, the las
named place so as 20 accommodate travel
e!s coming f,om the East or going in tina
direction.
rh-y rrrcal tina, no pains nor eSpens
will be- sIaI, d TO ensure the safety an
comfort ut passengers. aud they nope I
receive d >nare OF pubic patronage.
! Thrn stands will tr AT the best houses /
| the country, aud lhP Stage iare reasonable
Athens, June IA, lS5O-li W
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-07
DR.. Martins Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry Il SarSaparilla.

'H>HE Wild Cherry and SarsaparIlia,
L which are the basis OF this Medicine,
have long been celebrated in Consumption,
Scrofula, Diseases oil the Skin, Coughs,
Splitting Of Blood, Asthma, SC. The Right
Rev. w. r. Nottingham, Bishop OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Mary land,
has authorized US 10 say, he has used 1t in
his own person with decided benefit; and
many OF our medical friends do not hesitate
to recommend il in Their practice. See DR..
Samuel Harper's letter 10 us IN the Pamph-
let, which you can obtain gratis OF our
Agent. The Boonsborough Odd Fellow.
o. Washington county, Md, Of January
Goth, 1913. says:
"When an article has afforded rel,ei 10
so many persons as DR.. Martins Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry has done,
we feel bound to make it known. There
never was an article in this country that
has afforded relei and gave more sa,ls'ac-
non than this. In the neighborhood Ct
Brownsville, in this county, il has affect
ed several important cures, and from our
own certain knowledge OF II, we pronounce
it uneqnaIed for the cure oil Coughs, Colds.
and diseases OF tins kind"
In the "Clerevman's Sore Throat"
(Bronchilis.) II may truly be said to be a
,'Suvereisn Balm" as the Odd Fellow OI
the 9th January, ls4S, rails IT. 1t differs
from most other medicines in being re-
markably pleasant, aud IN having any o
those hea,,ng, supply ing or disgusting pro
pensitlps, which are found in most olhel
preparations of the Wild Cherry Or Sarsa
parllIa Prepared and sold bv MARTIN s
WHITLEY, No. as South Calvert ST
Baltimore; and for sale by G.. w. ROSS s
Co., Athens, McMInn COW. 4 Il. Har
ris, cambridge, and James II. Jones 4 Co.
Chuckey Bend Jefferson co.-S,uar, &Co.
Newport. and McNabb, Gouchenour 4 Co.
ParrOttsvile. Cooke co.-I.owrv. Easor 8
Co., and Craiemiles & Co.. Greenevlle
Greene co.-Huehes & Reynolds, Benton
Polk co.-RlCE u LUTY. Ricevllie, Nc
linn county.