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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

O- Col. Powell, the democratic candidate for Cover
nor of the energetic candidates ever yet be.
fore the people of this State. He has addressed the
people in every county the State except IL, and he
has recently had appointments published speak in
these This is feat of industry never yet performed
by any other candidate, and is guarantee that if el.
ected he will perform the duties of the station with an
industry and premptiude which usual in Kentucky
-Ku -Yeomnn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

NO-Mr. Webster is absent from the city visit to
the North. He sailed from Annapolis on Wednesday in
the 8 Golden Gate,n accompanied by the diplomatic
corps accredited to this goveEpment. Mr. Graham.
Secretary Of the Navy is also absenn North Carroll
ma, we believe Mr. Corwin is. yet in Ohio, and Mr..
Crittenden in Kentucky. Mr. Hall accompanied Mr.
Webster. So that Messrs. Conrad and Stuart the
only cabinet officers in Washington. Will the
court journal inform whether all the members of the
cabinet have met together er.-URion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

u Mr.. Sisbee the inimtable delineater of Yankee
character has been appointed bearer Of dispatches to
England Mr.. Ssbee is said to be the best clown in
America: Mr.. Webster loves fun and seems determined
to reward funny men, There may have been moro de-
serving Wings than Sillsbec; but who have ever
contributed to the enjoyment Of Mr.. Webster and
his theatre going friends than the nmtable woo deal
er" from ''Varmount."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

VERY PROPERLY DISMISSED Frazier, of the
revenue service now stationed in California has been
dismissed it stated in despatch from Washing
ton by the President for tyrannc2 conduct and viola
ton OF the of Congress aboshing slavery. This is
very proper and wholesome rebuke if the charges al
legged be true and the dismissal the presump
ton that they Tyrannical conduct in government
officer is bad enough, but violation of law is still worse
in its effects In addition his dismissal the captain
still liable for damages to the persons njured.-Pha.
Ledger So 49,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY "a, 1851.
Seventh District.

The canvass in this district is becoming very anima-
ted. John G.. Davis, Esq, addressed the people o
Plainfeld and vicinity yesterday evening. We had the
pleasure Of hearing him. Mr. Davis is accustomed
to speaking having spent his life in Clerks Office he
is nevertheless gentleman of talents. His mind is
stored with vast amount Of useful political nforma-
ton. He is of the thorough, practical bust.
men in the State and would make an efficient and
popular member of Congress-worth whole delegation
of noisy talking brawlers whose mouths are filed with
words without ideas in the brain direct them Mr..
Daviss style of speaking conversational rather than
oratorcal. He deals in facts and arguments and not
in rhetorical fguresa style which appeals the udg-
ment and the passions The contest will be close
The Three Cent Postage Stamps are in many cases
nearly useless for the of sufficient gum to make
them cause an unnecessary consumption Of time to
make them do So This is matter of complaint with
many OF our men of business and which could be
easily removed by the manufacturer"
Tne above is from the Philadelphia Ledger; and we
deem IL proper state that of friends in this
city make similar complaints. We have doubt that
when the evil is brought to the attention of the proper
author ties 1t will be promptly remedied Republic.
The old contractors, Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Co..
furnished very superior article of which we never
have heard any complaint. The new contractors are
very inferior article Those we have examined we do
not think will adhere 10 the letter very well and they
fail in that particular they Than useless fer
the letter will be charged five cents when it reaches the
place of its destination. In that case the Department
will receive eight instead of three cents the proper
postage To avoid this wafer should be used.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

WOMEN AS FIELD LABoRERs--Mr Greeley in one
Of his letters from Savoy, thus speaks Of the condition
of women in that country:
90 think quite many women men at work
in the fields throughout Savoy girl % fourteen dri-
wing yoke of oxen attached TO Cart walking bare
foot beside the team and plying the goadstck while
boy of her age lay length in the cart is of
my lveest recollections of Savoyard ways. Nut
brown, unbonneted women hoeing with an imple-
ment between adze and pickaxe (and not a bad inn
plement either, for rugged and unpowed soil.)
men driving hogs, cows &C., to or from market,
countered at every town. So much hard rough work
and exposure fatal every trace OF beauty and do
remember to have in Savoy
moderately good looking while many were absolutely
revolving That this is natures ant is proved by
the general aspect OF the children, who, though
thy, have often good forms and features"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

OH our telegraPhc dispatches yesterday it was
stated that the Democratic State Convention of Yer
mont had met and nominated candidate for Governor,
passed resolutions against the fugitive slave law, &c.
Gen. John s. Robinson is the democratic candidate,
guarly nominated.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

D Mr. Warren, Assistant Postmaster General, has
decided that ell newspapers sent for less period than
three months, whether sent from the Office of publication
otherwise will under the head Of transient news
papers, upon which the postage must be prepaid at the
oifice where mailed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

GMartn Van Buren is up in Vermont, tickling trout.
His health is said be excellent and his spirits fine.
MIraukee Com. .adU.
Who is Martin Van Buren2
He is the that called in 1910 the Northern
man with Southern principles!
He is the that repudiatcd by his party in
1s44i
He is the man that has done more to build party
than any other living, and when that party
fused his dictaton, he repudiated his bantng, and
is now, in democratic journal, called Martin Van Blu.
rem, without the cold comfort OF title. How
fallen!-Racine Com .Adr.
The exaggeraton in the above will be accounted for
from the fact that il is from whig paper. But the
moral is Just and true and every man. however high he
may stand with his party II he repudates" it because
it will submit to his dctationn must expect Just
such fall, ,p-the higher his position, the deeper,
more ruinous, humiliang, the fall 1t may be de-
layed shrewd management and influential friends may
avoid it for awhile, but in the end, it must and
come it wil.-Miiicdukee .4du.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

GJ-The steamer Beauty arrived at Jefersonville on
the 22d inst with large consignment OF Railroad mon,
and Locomotive for the Jeersonville and Colun bus
Railroad The iron was direct importation from En-
gland, ria Boston Railroad and Canal to Cincinnatii
Ohio
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

U'The Washington Telegraph Of the 18th inst,
that bills Of indictment have been returned BY
the Grand Jury Of Washington county, D. C., for per-
Jury connected with certain fraudulent claims before the
Board Of Mexican Commissioners.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

U-Sorry friend Elder has cut our acquaintance.
He refuses send the Jefersonan Perhaps we will
get il after the election
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31
Whcats

The Cincinnati Price Current of the 23d says wheat
is in good demand at 60 and 65 cents At Cleveland,
on the 18th inst it sold for II cents AT Toledo, on
the same day, 73 At New York, on the 2lst
wheat brought 95 cents
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

/ GATLING's GRAIN DRfLL.--We have before spoken
Of this excellent maohine and the for wheat
sowing is approaching, we hope farmers will look
well to their interests, and secure implement are
will give satisfaction II cannot fail to deposit the
seed with perfect regularity Ohio Cultirator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

n1-Tne New York morning papers of the Sth an.
nounce the dangerous illness Of James Fennmore Coop
er the distinguished novelist and that there
hope Of his recovery.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

ELIZA A. MCMAHON of Fort Wayne. to be President
Judge Of the 18th Judicial Circuit tc fiji tho vacancy
occasoned by the resignation of Hon. James w. BOr-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

~ A. G. Hanna is the Democratic candidate for Re-
preventative in Carroll county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-31

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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-30

neral en- participant a toutes les actions. --. .:.a.r#...r.- r#
Il lie - nvose az janWer) ataque a SantMicheL en- avant de Vaone, par lie
general bavahtsch, d la tNe du 7e de genadier, Bruno repoussa les AuEi-
lch,ens, les tonrna, les ecraa ct lur fit de nombreux prsonniersd @4 a#z
Dam lie compile rendn de c. fait darmes one lie general N chef adressa a u Di
rectore sx jours apres, lie 90 nivose 1T janvier), on remar que Ic passage
suyant .@1t @eu-9 Ga sHsm#44 a#~& .#'Io# tHm '3 @'
" LaFmee de Ia Iepubfque, diat Bonapatte dams c. rapport a done e n quatre
yours gaghe deu batailes ranges (celes de Ia Favorte ct de Rivoih lyre six
|comoats lcelnl de Standardized, entire autresh fat vmgt mile PRISONERS, parmi
esques un ieutenantgenera, deux geneaux ct douze colonies, ps plus de yingt
= Les rats particulars de brayoge ct les fats darmes de toutes s~tes sont
-TP nombreux pour en- parler lei. Dependant e vous demandel lie grade de gene
al de division pour les deux gendraux de brigade Victor ct Bruno. &c dernnr,
a SantMichel a reu sept bales dams ssh habits san qu'aucune rat touche. En-
yente cest jouer de bonheur. F
" Les legions ronsines iaisaent dhon, vingtquate miles par jour; nos brgades
en- Iont trenfesnx, ct Sc baHent dams lintervaIe pour Sc delaser etc. " In 80
L sr meme du Jour on lie combat de SaintM Niche await e lieu, Bruno eit
mande "a rehrdd dams Ia tente dn general en- chef. On n e li Iana meme
e temps de reparer lie desordreg dc ssy etements qi etaient converts de boue
ct de sang. s'. a5 fass@@ a958 etsao&#~n5 ausaEe1Ea*sai 5a
a -" Bruno, hi dit Bonapartc, je memprese de vous feHaaeT, car e mai nouve
auourdhu degaI a YOU qu'un officer quiz 30 yendemiaire a Paris, donnat des
ordres dams la ne Vivienne. p .s~ a~esaN9 Wy aSa3 %@f@T 81
Bruno SQUIRT a son tour, CONNIE ravat ft Bonaparte deux n auparavant a
ihotel De Ia Colonnade, ct sinclna devant lie general en- chef qui poursuiit:
-" Four os prouyer tout lie cas- que je fails de yore melie, JM ben enyie de
os aceaparer pendant tris u quare jouTs. 441 aa3- -
- =" Generals Je Gus rends al mot! secrIaa Bruno; mis e yous prevens qua
pres a tel honneur,je ne saluerait plus que yous a. armee. lu4
- Aions done' fit Bonaparte, en- aeeompagnant eete exclamation da mosve-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-30

Jean Boptiste Landry, vs. .4ugustln Girod
tl@''"e ct Jean-Baptiste Iernot. +
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, Cour
de Justice, Sine District dams ct
pour la Paroisse Assumption. ".
En- vertu dun writ de fl. ia. sur une
obligation a douze mois, a moi adresse
par fHhonorable la susdite Cour, dams
I~'atfaire ci-dessus intitulee, j'ai saisi, ct
j'ofrirai en- vente publiquc, a la Maison
de Cour de cette Paroisse, lie Samedi
3me jopr du mois de mai proclaim 1851,
a ii heures A. NJ, la propriste ci-apres
decrite, ap%partenant d Augustin Girod,
ainsi que tous les droits, titres ct interets
gull "a la dite terre, savoir ..r
La Motto indivise dun certain NOR
ceau de terre, sitne dams la paroisse AS
somption, sur le cote Est du Lac Verret,
etant une part de fraction de la Section
No %, Township, No Is, Rangee No
No l3, lot No 3, mesurant cent trente
quatre acres de superficie ct l0O,49
dun acre; .sr~r,-,
Saisis pour .satisfaire lie writ ci-dessus
ct les frais du process.
Conditions Compliant. -.. . 3
Paroisse Assumption lie % Mars 1851.
.r ,.-r s A. f. HICKMAN, Sheriff. .
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-30
Succession de Ellie Blanchard.

Succession de Ellie blanchard.
EaTAT DE La LOUISIANA. - Cour du
- Cinquieme District Judiciaire dams ct pour
la Paroisse Absorption.
Attendu que Marguerite CUTLER, ecu
We Ellie Blanchard, ADMINISTRATIVE dc la
dite succession, a mis- en- Cour un compte
de son administration, CONNIE tutrice ma
turelie de ses %enfants mineurs, ainsi
qu'une petition demandant l'homologa-
ton, avis est par lie present dome a lous
ceux que celia peut concerner, d'ayoir a
deduire %sous.les dix jours qui suivront la
date de cette publication au bureau du
gretier de Ia dite Cour, les raisons pour
lesquelles ledit compile ne serait pas ap-
prouve ct hon.ologue.
Par ordrc de la Cour.
Assumption lie 20 mars 1851.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
3U,2lI Gre0fer.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-30
Jean Bapaste Landry, vs. Augustim Garod
aud in Bke Ternof. ~ az ..La

q ana IN Bte 1 erTof. -
- tate of Louisiana, Justice Court 9Th ward in
aud for the Parish of Assumption.
BY virtue Of and in obedience 10 a writ
of Fl. ia. under a twelve months bond, to
me directed by the Honorable the above
Court, in the above entitled suit, ! have
seized and will offer for sold, at the Court
House Of the Parish, on Saturday the
third day Of May next 1851, at Ii
o'clock A. M, the following described
property, belonging TO Augustin Girod,
also all the right, title and interest which
he has, or may have in and to the same,
so wit : .stT hoa so. ti5H ~~ 2
The undivised half of a certain tract
Of land. situated in the Parish of Assump-
ton, in the East side of lake Verret,
being a part Of fraction of the Section
No 50, Twonship No Is. Range No Is,
Lot No 3, measuring one hundred and
thirty four superficial acres, and l0Ol49
of an acre; .r-.
Seized to satisfy the above writ and
costs of suit. .r1 ,1-....s.: ..,
a, Terms Cash. -,a zsa. Ed s.~ts il f
Parish of Assumption March 2Sth 1851.
A. +. HIKCMAN, Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-30

rue des Capucines. t45sza4 a8 $50 N @@%# @E# 1@4z5 Ia #@ @1
-" General, li dit Bonapart, javais dea entendu paHer de vous Votre mis-
SION Bordeaux ous a fM lie plus grand honneur; vohe conduie dams laiournee
dher yous a fMt remarquer. ~ ~ .oAt #@#bHas E4&grne2 s@}R aaEla' aCsa
50 Et moi, general repondt Bruno, e yous al admire partout, ct haque Jour
advantage. Je mai encore trouye degal a vous quun commandment d artIere ~
siege de Toulon.' :asI
BonaPare repiqua N souriant :aG .EzFgH8 ft4y#sNsEso
@Bune, vous as uns brave ct habie officer. LIE commandment d'ariUerie de
Iouon vous dome rendezvous, avec une brigade, a la prochaine campaene.
IS IS Mere, general, mcrci deux fos, aje sus asez heureux pour y combatre
sousy oso Mres." -rr 1sasarans ~Ee{ AreSaa#&e8 Isl as b#4 aas#oa fH tss Hs
he eonre coup de ragitaton qui venah d'avoir lieu q Paris s'tat fat sentr
dans les depMtemens du Midi, ct notamment dams ceux. de Vaucluse ct des Bou-
ehesdu Rhone. Bruno y ht envoye sous les ordres du representant Fneron. Grace
a coniute LA fois ferme ct prudente, ct grace ausi a descendant quill await
spendne sur lespnt du reprIsenant lie calme ft retabEi sans violence, dabod
q M M puts dams ceae meme vile d'Avgnon on, ymgt IN plus tard, il de-
van ire 81 achement assasine. Cetait en- queque sote5 une lataite pour Bruno
re Sc Iouvcr toWous aux pies ayec les passions PoEniques. lie meme role
.,sa1endata son retour i Paris a finaire {deeembre 1895. Charge dabord de
nsafmer Ia legion de police, que rn savait dispose. . favorser lie part de
Daoaul &c fat encore luit quiz e24 fudidor an " 90 septembre 1906 esrma
mneamp de Grenene les restes de cdte faction. M 80 XXI ii sH4# s4s III rs s3ess#
stanM 9 temps lie gsaerale len chef de rarmee d'Isdie poursuiyat e cours de
~" 20 uaomPhess Bruno niavait point oubhe lie rendezvous dhonneur quele ajeune
esassaitM await donne lorsquil ravitsi bin accueiIi i lhotel de IA Colonnade.
M lois, 9 e fht la protection du general HAIRY, comnandant en- chef Tanmee
ass s1aeeneur sous les ordres duqaeli l6tat rehe place, quill Mt receivable de sa nomi
d dSao. an y commandment dune brigade ! rarnee dltaie. onie casa dams Ia
i n .m Masena cetat aner d bonnie 6cole. Ausi, des son arfvee, assstatl
IA, 10 Daihle dAroe u5 ct II novembre) ct touvatil e moyen, dams ceHe cam
rs"e q asiaaIL ombarde qd ht 81 presdgeuse, de se dtinguer CONNIE officer &C.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-30
Pamela Landry vs. Joseph Landry. N.226.
TTAT DE LA LOUIsIANE.-Cour du

Pamela Landry vs. Joseph Landry. N.226.
TTAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cou du
IL Cinquieme District Judiciaire dams ct pour
Ia Paroisse Absorption. D.
Je soussigne, greffier de la Cour du Cinquie-
me district judiciaire de l'Etat de la Louisiana,
dams ct pour la paroisse Assumption, certife que
dams !affaire ci-dessus intitulee ct numerotee,
jugement a etc entire sur les minutes de la dite
Cour dams les termes s%uivants, SAVIOR:
Dams cette cause, la loi ct reevidence etant en-
favour de la demanderesse Pamela Landry, il est
ordonne, adjuge ct decrete que la communicate
qui a existe entire la dite Pamela Landry ct son
epoux Joseph, Landry soft dissoute, qu'elle soft
reintegree dams administration de ses biens pa
raphermaux, ct que jugement soft rendu contre
lie dit Joseph Landry ct en- favour de la dite Pa
mela Landry pour la somme de. deux cent Gin
quante Piastres ct les frais de procedures.
Signe seance tenante a Napoleon, ~paroisse
Assumption, lie "a Mars AID 1851.
49, Signe DAVID A. RANDALL,
Juge du Be district judiciaire.
Temoin ma signature ct lie sceau de
t# cette Cour, paroisse Assumption,
1a lie d Mars 1851.
e.. s.. j DESIRE LEBLANC,
5 t.aas a3ae s~szsa $3.50 Gre6fer.s
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-30
$3.50 Succession de Ellie Blanchard.
OF L~OJJISI4NA.-Finb 7

aae Succession de Ellie blanchard.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-Fifth Judi.
cial District Court in and for the Parish
of Assumption Whereas CUTLER widow
Ellie Blanchard, administrative of said sue
c~ession, has filed in said court an account
of her administration, as tutrix Of her minor
children as also a petition praying for
the h~omologation thereof: notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern, to show
cause, if any they have, within ten days
from the date hereof, in the office Of the un-
dersigned clerk, why said account should
not be approved and homologated.
BY order Of said court @'lsa@
% Assumption, March nth, 1851.
1921 DFSIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-30
Succession de Desire Bouer.

SHClCSStCH nc DCSt1c DOICFs
TTAT DE LA LOUISIANA. -Cour du
ID: Cinquieme District Judiciaire dams ct pour
la Paroisse Assumption. L
Attendu que Euzelien Gautrcaux,
de la Paroisse de Terrebonnne, admi-
nistrateur de Ia succession de fcu
Desire Boyer a mis- en- Cour IN
compile de son administration, ainsi
qu'une petition d%emandant rhomolo.
CATION, avis est par lie present dome
a tous ceux que celia peut concerner
d'avoir a deduire Gus les din jours qui
s%uivront la date de cette publication Ill
bureau do grefier de la ditto Cour, les
raisons pour lesquelles, lie dit compile ne
sef::;;t pas approuy6 ct homologue.
Par orare de la Cour..
Assumption lie II mars 1851. Fl
1921 DESIRE LEBLANC, Grs6fer
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-30
Eliza Landry, VS. Seaborn J.Col1ns.
A~-f@&1t No. 379

STATE OF LOUISIANA, Fifth Judicial
- District Court, in and for the parish OF AS
sumption.
1, the undersigned Clerk of the Fifth
Judicial District Court Of the State of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish of As.
sumption, do hereby certify that in the
above entitled and numbered suit, judy
ment was entered on the minutes Of said
Court in the words and figures following
to wit.
This case having been called for trial
on motion Of plaintiffs Attorney. And
the evidence being in favor Of the plain
tiff. -.. g..
1t is therefore ordered, adjuged and
dccreted that the plaintiff have judgment
and judgment is hereby rendered in her
favor and against said defendant. 1t is
further ordered that the articles ment-
toned in the petition be restored to the
plaintiff as her paraphernal property. 1t
is further ordered that the plaintiff be
separated in property from her said hus'
band, and she is hereby authorised to ad-
minister her ~affaires without the autho-
rity of her said husband. 1t is further
ordered that the Judgment be published
according to law. .s5. .s=
Done and signed in open Court, at
Napoleon, Parish of Assumption, 10Th
A. d. 1851.
Signed DAVID A. RANDALL.
Judge Of the Fifth Judicial District.
Witness my hand and the seal of
the said Court, Parish of Assump-
ton, this 26th day of march A. D..
1851. IL
H.. 81 DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
Pamela Landry vs. Joseph Landry. N.226.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA--Fifh Judi.
~ cial district court, in and for the parish
of Assumption. =
l the undersigned clerk Of the Fifth
judicial District Court of the State of
Louisiana in and for the Parish of As
sumption, do hereby certify that in the
above entitled and numbered suit, judge
ment was entered on the minutes OF said
Court, in the words and figures following
to wit : 4s-aaa es ~sy. .vga3". 4@1.
In this case the law and evidence
being in favor Of the plaintiff Pamela
Landry. .~-. s@f sn.ias-in. ags, sri e
1t is therefore ordered, adjuged and
decretcd that the community which exis.
ted betweenher and her husband Joseph,
Landry, be dissolved, that she be resto-
red to the administration Of herparapher-
nal property, that she recover from the
defendant, Joseph Landry, the sum Of
two hundred and fifty dollars and costs
suit Ag - =
Done and signed in open Court at
Napoleon, parish Of Assumption, this q
th March A. d. 1851. "a 80
Judge of the Fifth judicial district,