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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13

Every one who has suffered with frost-bit.
ten feet, rheumatism, ague- cake, spinal afIec.
ton, soreness of the breast, &c. knows that
H. H. Farrelrs Arabian Lniment gives al.
most immediate relief, when other medicines
fail-and we verify believe that if those same
persons had bottle of this celebrated RENE.
dy ard could get no more, they would not
take fifty dollars for it.
See advertisement. Ao-wo
N. b, Beware OF spurious preparation
called w. B. Farrell's Arabian Liniment.
abase counterfeit, which hes just made its
appearance. 47-2w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13
Farm Cor sale.

AswA The undersigned is authorized to
1:s:.AA sell the Farm Of Drury PuIiam,
EiSiES decd, late of Saline County, for
esssassz=ss the purpose of distribution.
The Farm, contains about 100 acres, with
about 200 acres enclosed, has ON it a good
substantial Brick residence, with out bull
dings. 1t is situated about g miles west OF
g asgOw, and within miles of Cambridge,
Saline Co. Mo. Terms liberal. and will be
made known by reference 10 Thos. Shackel-
ford in Glasgow, or TO the undersigned u. his
residence in Saline Co.
JOHN G. PULLIAM.
Feb. 1871 Executor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13
Howard High school,
FAYET1iE, NO.

TNlIE Fourteenth Session Of this Institution
Il will commence on the first Monday in.
March, and continue four months.
Through the liberalty vf the friends of the
school, the Bui!ding, containing twelve large
and convenient rooms, has been thoroughly
completed. Our advantages and facilities for
impartinr instruction are now unsurpassed by
any similar Institution in the State.
BOARD or INSTR UCTTON
Rev. w. y. Lucky, A. NJ, Superintendent
and Principal oftho Female Department.
w. Il. DAVIS, A. b., Principal Of the Male
Department.
Mrs. Buchanan. Teacher of Instrument
tai Music
Miss SARAH BELL, Associate in The Female
Department and Teacher Of Drawing and
Painting.
Mr.. ]. J. RucHER, Teacher of the Primary
Male Department.
Mss MARIA CElGLAE, Teacher of the Pei
mary Female Department.
COURSE or STUDY.
The course of study is substantially tho
same as that pursued in our Colleges.
Asa requisite for Graduation, young La
dies are required Gin addition to moral and
mental Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, &C. 20 pass
q thorough examination upon the entire
course Of Mathematics, including Comic Sec
tons aud OlmstGd's larger Philosophy,
In addition to tie above, young Gentlemen
are required 20 study Latin and Greek sutfi-
cient TO enable them 10 enter the Junior
class in College. -
Primary studies s. 90
Common Engish 90
Higher : 80
Ancient Languages ~ so
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13
TEA PARTY.

The Ladies of Glasgow and vicinity
will give a Tea Party on Thursday
evening, goth inst, in Messrs. Iarri.
sons new Mill.
The proceeds Of the Party arc TO be
applied 10 the sxtinguishment of debt
due for building the Presbyterian
Church Edfce. We trust the Ladies
will receive liberal encouragement in
their laudable work.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13

MARRlED-On the 23d ult. BY Rev. A.
Proctor, Mr.. JOHN C. WOODS and Miss
EMILY DICKENS.
On the Both ult. by Rev. Z. N. Roberts,
Mr.. WIN. H. ADAMS, of the Platte ARGUS,
and Miss HARRIET A. daughter of Gen
Gist, all of Weston.
--On Monday morning, by Rev. C. D.
Simpson, Mr.. JOHN D. PERRY md Mr.
ELIZA PULLIAM.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13

MAIL FAILUnE.-We received no
papers Tuesday, cas-, Of Jefferson. The
letter bag came. but where the paper
bags stopped, we are not advised.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13

TELEGRApH.-Thc Telegraph is 10
operation between BoonvilIe and ST
Louis. We are indebted TO the tri.
weekly Observer for news from JEFF
feison.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13

The ANTI. BENTON MEN.-The 81.
Louis Times, the organ of the anti
Benton party in this State, spoke thus
of the Senatorial election on the llth
ofJanuary:
MIR. Geyer we may admit to be all that
his friends claim him to be, "ana get he
could not be elected wilIout gross piola>
ton of tie Democratic principles" lie may
be admitted 10 stand coUec. upon The sla.
very question, but upon all those issues
which have heretofore separated the Wing
and Democratic parties, he would stand in
The Senate in opposition TO near fifteen
thousand qualified voters Of the Stale. IHE
SLAVERY QUESTION HAS NO SUCH PERDoNI-
NANCE AS WOULD JUSTIFY THE SACRIFICE"
"They LIhs Anti Benton mem.
bers OF The LpgislaIurel soiH not rote for a
'Chig. because they cannot do so without
departing from principle, and assisting 10
place man in the Senate, who could not
represent the people Of Missouri"
Al another time the Times was in
ecstasy al the irmness Of the Antics
in the Legislature, and in glaring
Capitals Thanked God that Wig
could not be elected"
The Times path has been pointedly
crossed by democrats. yet we hear no
crying aloud for The gross violation
ofdemeorslic principles" on the part
of the Anlies-but the sourse ofthose
who voted for Geyer is sough, to be
justified
Alas. what shadows we are eE
tending or receding without a will OF
our own!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13
Howard HIGH SCnooL The

Howard HIGH SCuooL The al.
tenIion of The public is called TO the ad
veriisemenl for the Fourteenth session
of this justly popular institution. II
will be seen the Principals are well sup,
ported in every department, and per.
sons who enter their children may feel
satisfied that they vii! be properly and
thoroughly instructed. The Teacher
of Music, Mrs. BrCuANNAN, has moi
been long connected with the School ;
but we are pleased to learn has rapidly
gained favor with her patrons, and is
conceded TO be one Of The most accom-
piished teachers of instrumental Mu-
sic tina, has ever presided over that De
partmcnt.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13

OWe are again placed under
obligations 10 Mr.. WAIT for BoonviIlc
papers, containing Legislative news
in advance Of The mail.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13
Notice.

"A LII persons sending their Servants TO
"a me for Liquor will please send a writ.
ten order, as am dete rmined to sell none TO
negroes without an order from their ma sters,
TT 20 j. W. WHITE.
f'o' i''-im' Roanoke, No
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13

RoDpERY.-The store Of Douglass
& Co, in Fayeue. was broken into on
last Sunday night, and robbed of some
$50, which the rascals happened TO
find. Mr.. Johnson's store, Of the same
place was broken into and a small
amount of money, and some goods sto-
len, not long since. In both cases, the
robbery was committed early in the
evening, while the inmates were al
church.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13
FINAL SETTLEMENT,

Office is hereby given that the under
A. Nsigned will apply at the March Term, LIST
Mohday, OF the Howard County Court, for a
maj settlement of his administration on the
estate Of Thomas L. Belt, deed.
], W. HENRY, Pub. Admr.
Feb, 10. Iw. Howard coun,v
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13
Negro Girl for Sale.

A LIKELY NEGRO GIRL, l6 wears of
l. L age, Tor sale. She is well-disposed and
G3-Apply at this Office. febl3-2w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13
JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 10.

Sllh, ICU.
The House after spending considera.
bic time about correcting their journal
on an appeal taken from decision Of the
chair on Saturday, giving Gen. Clark
The floor 10 make speech, the consid
Grafton Of the resolution introduced biz
Coffey and Clark were postponed until
Saturday week, by vote of77to 81.
Amendments 10 constitution allowing
members SO per day for one hundred
days was rejected by vote of G. for
and 80 against.
A bill has passed the Senate 10 ap.
point the twenty. four Curators for the
universiIy-fve from Boone, three
from Galloway, two from Howard, and
one from each judicial circuit. Nine
to constitute a quorum; and no com
pensation allowed.
A bill has passed the House allowing
collectors until next April to make
their settlements.
Judge Morrow in letter published
in the metropolitan announces his in,en.
ton TO resign Immediately after hold.
ing the spring courts. Reason assigned
salary too low.
The House bill approprialing $50 900
for retaining the Swamp Lands in
Southeast Missouri has passed both
Houses.
Two bills of Incorporation for plank
roads, one from Fayc,te 10 Glasgow
and another from Huntsville 10 GIos.
gov. passed both Houses.
A GooD SIGN.--The New York
Legislature has taken the public print.
ing from the Albany Evening Journal,
Free soil, Seward wing, and given it TO
the State Register, the organ of the
Fillmore National Wings at Albany,
and one Of the ablest advocates of the
Compromise measures, and of enforce.
ing the Fugitive Slave law in the Free
States.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-13
THURSDAY, FEB. 10, 1861.

0rSEs ST.. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS
The locality Of tho Times Its long establish.
meDt-and its general circulation, presents al
excellent medium for business men 10 make
their business known to an intelligent and
Wealthy community.
CETTo CORRESPONDENTS. -"Buffalo Lick, -
shall have place next week.
~. I. WIN ell your order by Mon,
days post.
~. K."-The publication in the paper was
word for word Ike the original
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manmottah ms plsre, sans e douter,la dgne femme, qaone fit enjeo dams une
conversation on lNhese ncntrat pour ren, a coup sur. Jercpofta' ansitotm mes
regards yes Tinterocnhcc.H Ah.ama tantc? !" fteHc avcc" lie plus dsGcieux
Ecfgnementd yeux qutit jamas diAife tae epaynoie. Ellie sc pass. levental
CONNIE une carese pareseuse surles yeux fsmes Z" Ma tante ny vera ren..'
Puts ellie Sc gnta foreila CONNIE ue ehaae en- colueterie @"Et ellie men
entendra pas davantge!n aa 2 5aS -. s f'a a saEg0.1
Il sms porte d cromy qac I1nterocatonr pMa ds yeux, ct rromt Dc vcnir
car ellie poua subiement I6ventan sur ss lesres fermses 81: !. Soyez discreet sur
|tontl" Pas, touta-coup, un movement lie desu1aa dams ii direction dn Ieune
|honmo. sJc Wis 1e baser partr, jenc fentendis pas ariver; nis je sasa con
Ipainen 4nM ne kegaa pas eli route. !. Je vus aine!" Pis ellie Iva au cie
Eun regard Ill pein dc faieids ct de promeses que zen fasa ebloni; nais ellie L
lvona ausst6t sous ses longs ellis abaisss 1. Voyez pourtant tout &c. Que je IA"
pour vous! Z" EnGn ellie Sc cacha tout enhere sous leventaiI depoys. Celia st
lconprend tout scuL 81 ea #s M4aaH aa 49, ME- .h 6a "a 5HHf
I4-He, msa ea--ancz, In rnesse est dte'-htI e pratc.3 34Hfz q 8a gHAHHH
graids!-gracc d Dien-rerondh la tante avcc conponcnon.a stes
r. lie ieune honme Sc courba proloadsment, les mains en- croix. Hsls2sia#
~ Je cohsidsrai encore unc fos reycntmA, pour voir silly aarais IN posscrptuna
1T dmE &. Pptez mMntenant. - ak .#a7l 0f 8z4 81 4t $3.50 sH's x
= L'heureax cavalier obiit; ilsortt par nnc porte, h belle par raarc Ia vaah
tie remporta ct Ia tante dnt bin donir cene nitla. Is ZIG #e@ 800 n
4" Cepcndant dos scrupuies de Conscience ne vinrent-SHsIe bien sur, me dsas
lie, de nasoir pas, 4 mon insu, imagine tout IN petit ronan sur la donnee fugitive
Ia iu dun eventual 9Ce jsune3 hommc regardMt fort ceue jeune creole, cts vrai
ImM, apres tout, me jbs femme want Ia pene d'aHcr egardse ct moi, qmi nc TAI
ljamais yae auparavanb jn fahais tout autant que lui. Quia an 81 mon inagna-
Inon ma pas fat tos les lis Dune suppohdon gatuitc, pour senpir une page dc
mes notes de yoyages 10y 49,. 800 NHAa -
Ce doute me rcvnt phsisus fs i itspnt, dle laiaait une incerihade char
table, tis tracasiere, lorsque k DiabIe ai Aufavat conduit ! Ia ~caihedral, nc
lvoHant pas sans dobtc aHeie ehosss acmfs ~ condust, y sris jrMs de II n
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theatre Tacon. Apras ayomy sordr les danes. ct donn6 |, main pour Haf
en- voimre a une GreoIe qai sc meie dayor de 'esprt connneaune pafrenae,p
ms trouyai ncz Il neg aycc Nj. R..,c excellent eeur esprit joyeax ct gn comP%
snon.
-Prencz vou ne yoiunrc? me dit-l. =.
"A Den II pIMsc! la mutt est belle, lair fas. Je vous rccondunm a Vs
Gale del. IJadMo, ct rai me couchcrs ensuite. arANHA - - En-.
Nous partImes done a pied, ct, tout cn cansan, nous primes ic ehenan &c P"
liong,-cemi des coolers.
Nous dcscendions eufn Ia rue de-. (mais quimporte la rue y, eansant DC cnao
e. dautrese ct nmant des tabaes deectabes, Forque je rue mapercesor a IVA
mconnn reglMt o ps- sr lie men. r.. occupait ic centre dc la rue ~ ~
pres; Jetais a SIT droHe, ct. deriere moi, Iinconnu longeait les maNons. A gHf#'
a ue tenhine dc pas, une mason eclairait la rue par deux wastes fenaGss0 w.
veftes; Je ny ris pas auhement gardc, Fuaage, 5connes chacan silt, etHin
orr DC ,ivre NJ rez dc thaussee sous les ycux dc toas les PEASANTS Mus e oa.e'
par On mouverncnt nachina1, jcregardais a iihterieur de Ia grille u pn sMa
ldevant h naison. IL tantede leshse fappades rabord mon regard. pssdsa w
let en- arfere, la charnantc pechefesse de dinanche dcrhicrse bahncat asec a. as
Idlnquetude que de nonchalance, rcnvcrsee sur L dosier mobile Hun aueHa
Ebalanier, CONNIE tonjours son sscptaiI i IL main. CO fatpnuTdt DC lnnnsn In =
g insInctl ne retoarnai preeipharnnent5 pour rcconhaatrel cs cavalier e anDm
submit. Cstait h! II .satat approche i nc TOUGHER, etil me dit aasaios =
|espagno, dune vox ciMre ct qni sentendit dams la nmtt:s 7F4f s5ssa ,
ms Ere la Eveur..A A1#b4 H8 a4@HHaA ESQ 7MsA2I#9s 6@N8II8
~ enait INC egssue gpf1 ranfa lenhAnent cntre ss dogs, pendant a. y" ~
lsenent d'arfatq que jcfs pour hi tendre mon cigarc aIime. ~ a fae !. ..
Iands nilnspraitl Ia premiere boufac, e jetailn regard rapdc sur n I'm I'm
femme, cna nayait pas ourno ii tete vtfs la rue nais son eseitah D aaa~t@n
front a pehs coups peciptes, CONNIE pour en- chassur4un Inouique Impeu's~
--Aie: ale me disje, le nafi.. non! non!-lc tutenr et dc rstouf. aa.aaa
s &C moment, nngfos homne dune touHnure2 Commune, lsoulesa4 Re n g|
tl; eachai.- ane -Eore.da fa1. I7n. YrsI II fhare, trgHraa! e cMh q dem~
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RAINS A VAPEUR.
e-n5s Il UEE EE uJ 1Ess 6

Nous appeIons l%'attcntion de nos Ice
teurs sur IN avis du Doctcur BouT1LL1ER
SAINT ANDRE, a%nnoncant au pubic Ie-
tablis.emcnt a DonaIdsonvillc dune mai
sou de bainsa vapeur suIflrcux.
Lie Doctcur Boutillier a laissa dan lie
bayou %.,afourehc dc trop preeieux SOU
vcnirs du temps Oh il Y Il exerce Ia me-
decline. pour quill nc soft pas Sur d'"van-
ce du coucours a ses salutaires baius dc
tous les ilfirmes dc nos parages que ccs
bains pcuvent soniagsr ct gne'i7.
Decidtment Donaldsonville marche Il
sgands pas vcrs un grand ddvclcppcmcnt.
Celui que Went dc I~ui!airc faIrc'c Doctenr
BoutilIicr nest ceFtcs pas lie molndre.
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BUREAU pu SECRErAITE DETAT.

Attcndu qae Particle lao de la Cons
~titution de &C. Etat impose au Secrtt"ire
d'Etat lie devoir dc Eairc publ'er, trois
mois avant la prochainc election gene
rale, dams au moins IN journal de cha
cune des paroisses dc ~!'l.tat, OH s'impFi-
me un journal, tous les amendemcns pro-
poses a laditc Constitution, q1i ont etc
adoptes par les trois- cinqniemcs DIES mem
bres elus a chacune des dites Chanbrcs,
ct APPROVES par le Gonverneur;
Moi, Charles Gavarre, Secretairc H.
tat, fails connaitre par les presentes. ct
fails publicr, ainsi quill est present. ci-des.
sus, les articles %suivans qui ont tte adop-
les par les Chambres CONNIE anendc-
ments proposes a Ia Constitution dc re
| lat, ct APPROVES par le Gouverncur le
20 mars 1850.
AMENDMENTS 4 IL C~ossr1rrTtoN.
ARTICLE |. LIE Juge.prtsilcnt ct les
Juges-associfs de la Cour Snpremesc-
-. .i.- l. h~-t~--- .-"at anaita
pour voter pour les Represcntants a rAs-
semblte gtnerale, soft Par election gene
rale, soit par District, ainsi qu'iI sera de-
tcrmine par Ia loi.
Arr. =. lie Jnge president ct les Ju-
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complies %publics, par les delegations de-
mocratiques dc la Louisiana.
Les candidats don't il est question jus
qua present sont NM. THoMAs c. PoR'
ter, dc Ia paroisse Jefferson, RoDERT
~REsareRE1, des Ope!ousass ct le nocteur
HEREFORD, dc Baton-R .-Tous ces
candidats SC recommande,t a plus dun
tire.
La democratic de l'Assomption qu'at-
tend-elle pour NOMINEES ses delegass y
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NJ. s,non Wright. M. Wright arrive dn
Nord des Etats- Unis. Oh il n forme une

NJ. s,non Wright. M. Wright arrive du
Nord dies Etats- Unis. on il a forme une
compagnie pour cettc enterprise, ct on
il s'est procure des londs, don't lc manque
~l'avait oblige a suspendre c travaux. Al
-revient pouryu de tout &C qui hi est ne
c~cssaire ct il va SC metre d IGuvrc sans
deiai.
lie meme journal %"joute que ce nest
pas IA seule enterprise de ce genre q"'
va atre faite ; il Sen prepare d'autres,
oui ~contribueront Il Jepandrc DIES tonds
dams lie ct %! scront dun
grand sccours pour Ia classc onvrierc'
On cite entire autrcs unc mine dargcnt,
qui doit elre exploitec sous Ia direction
de I'ingtnieur Napoleon arrange, a"ss'to'
or'il aura reul.i lie uombrc dictionaries
quill !ui faut.
NJ. Wright Sc propose d'exp'oiter aus
s. unc mine de h]ouillc, reccmmcnt 'le'
couyertc , on comprcnd dc quel'e impor,
lance scta ccttc exploitation dams un pays
Oh manquc &C precicux ~combustib'c.
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ANDIDATUREs

Au moment meme Oh lessshjgs de
l'Assonption mettent en- avant deux no!
norables MONS pour r~cpresentcr Ia pa
roisse d la legislature, nous recevons de
plusieurs menibrcs du parti defnocratiqne
trois mons detnocrates pour les souHiettre
a Ia convention qui scra tenuc d Get eflet.
Malgre Ia respscta5,ltls des candidats
advcrses nous garentissons la nomination
a Ia convention ct la nomination an our
dc l'election, de nos candidats. Ces der
niers ne font courir all part qu'un srul
dangers. c'est de ne pas sc sournettrc an
choix que fcra Ia convention dtmocFa-
tiqne ct de c~ompromettrc %Ftlection, Ell
iai.ant courir dcs candidats moins popu-
laircs qu'eux. .~
Les trois MONS qui nous ont etc donnts
so,,t ccux de M. Nj. w. w. PUGH, IA
MES L. PueH, AUGusrIN T%RUxILLo.
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\ par n dc ces p~atrouilies, ct poussees
ronS lailee dune porte on elles out etc
eAi"s egard fooillees par les sbires.
P.es~de St.-Marcrllo, unc autre pa
trouble "a arrete qnatrc inyidus coupa-
tles DC ne s'ettc pas assez Gcartes au
moment Oh ellie psssait.
Les ~conseils De gucrre f%rancais ont de-
il c~ondannaa, pour les dernieres rixes,
Elk soldats romans, deuK AUX >galeres a
rerpstuite, denx i quinze ans, ct dcnx
"utres a Ia peine de mort. II ne faut pas
rerdre dc yuc quota cats premiere DIES
collisions Il Etc lie sobriquet iujuricux de
"soldct du pqpe ",auc les soldats f%rancais
ct romans Sc cont cenyoys. reciproqac-
meat.
Ea attendant, rabstention de funer
est devcrrae d Rome aussi ~gencrale qu'-
ellie Test Gil Lonbardie, dams In Vene-
tic, dams les Duches. en- Toscane ct dams
les k~omagnes. C'cst une manifestation
~solennelie, n protestation, IN acte de
resistance passive contre IN ordre de
chooses abhorre ct insupportable. La
notification da cnrdinM Antonelli, au
lieu dc ftirc ~renaitrc l'uaage de fnmer,
Ia fait eesscr tout a fait. lie l%endenain
dc Gil publication, il a ste vendu un seul
.igare q des bourgeois. f"A
Bans lc royaumc de Naples, les afrcs.
tations politiques continent ~toujours sur
une grandc echelle. A Naples, on SEN
trcticnt aycc unc sorte Dc terFeur DIES
tortures a~nxquelles on SONNET les NAL
heurcux dstenus. pour les foIcera asoues
leurs pretendus crimes, g ts t."E "
L'ordre rsgnc en- lta'ie.
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.as9ass


Tn grand dincr(barbecue)a etc dome
lc Z du courant, par les %citoyens de Con-
cordis ct dc Catahoula, au senatcur Do
wns. M. Sparrow a pris la parole lie
premier, ct liza fait un long elogc do ge-
neral Downs. Cclui.ci, q son tour, q parle
pcsidunt environ deux heurcs.
"Apres aycir, dit l'abetie, remcrcie
NJ. Sparrow, son adversaire po!itiquc, de
remprcssement quill await mis- a lc pre-
scntcr au public, il a declare tout de suite
que les accusations dirigses eontre lul
i'avaicnt force dc ehercher II tribune
pour sc fairc entendrc du peuple ct
qu'il etHit hcurcux dc l'occasion qui SC
presertait de eissipcr les preventions
don't il p~ouvait etrc sictimc ainsi que Ia
cause quill await deftndue au Congres.'
lie general a passs alors en- revue,
dams un fort long ~discours, toitc sa con-
a.;ta
fHApAesss =, mi,icu des Wis appiaudissements
DC l'auditoire. a.sa.5 isf
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AVIS EDITORIAL.

Samedi proclaim, 5 Juliet, aura lieu
Ia vcnte DIES proprietes dc M. l.. SUIT
HON, en- ycrtu dun rrdre de saisie OBJ.
tcnu contrc lui par M. BEASLEY.
Qnoiquc ie poursnivant etle defendcur
aient sigIl6 un compromis pour ne pas
publier oficicllement cette vcnte, nous
men eroyons pas moins deyoir appeler
~i'attcntion dos capabilities sur cctte pu.
bliquc transaction. .fa
Lcsdites proprietes seront d'abord mi.
sss en- yente ~ compliant. ST j ccs con-
tiiticns les vcntessont impossibIes fee oni
est probability Giles seront venducs a IN
an dc credit.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-29

rErE p1Eu. Ce n'estpas settlement dams
l'eglise paroissiale que Cettc solennlte a
tte celtbree avec IL plus majestueuse
pompc. Dimanche dernier, Paincoarville
d son tour a etc Ic rendez vous de tout lie
peuple catholiquc dc fAssomption, ct lie
theatre dune dc ces scenes sacrecs qn'on
nc trouve que dams lie cutie du catholics,
me.
Apres lie service diyin unc. procession,
composite dc plus de mile p%ersonncs
qn'un so!eil torrefiant ma pu 6pouvanier
tiers dc Paincourt, s'arrstant d deux ma
gnifques reposoirs, d'od Ia foule a recn
Ia %be;nediction du saint sacrcment, par
FentrcmiSc du venerable pere Masnou.
lie Reverend .Andricux a larangue
les fiJeles avec un rare cnthou5iasme ct
IN plus rare boH!lear. LIZ 2ob
La milice ma pas 3~r,anlue a eette oele-
bration. Touiours SOS les ordres du Capt.
CHARLEr ellie Gle admirable dc tenue
ct de precision Nous fe!icitons sincere
ment le capilaiile ct les soldats des beaux
feux Dc poloton pulls ont fait plusielrs fois
OF aason cut dit executes par n vieille
compagnie d.elite etnon pas par DIES sol
OATS dun jour. III a.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-29

dc pareilles infractions. La vic de 50,
600 hotnmes mcnacee par II epidemic
qui !. dtia fait tant de ravages lei, vault
bien les honncurs dune surveillance ac-
tive ct serieusc. :
Du reste, que Ia population nc s~'eff'aie
pas /; solvent la pcnr du NAL est plus
dangereuse que lie nal l"imemc, ct gus
Qua present on ma constat6 dams les no
nitaux que des Gas i>oles de cholera.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-29
CUBA.

Nos journaux dc la Havane Won't JUS
guam Is du courant. lie comte de
V~illanuava qui rempiissait depais vingt-
six ans dams Tile dc Cube les eminentes
fonctions de difcctear.gen6raI des inah-
eos, s'cst embaraue le l6 bord du stca-
mer Pizarro pour New York, d'oh il Sc