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Total IO2 III 9 5 3
Democratic majority in the 3lst Congress
Wing majority in the goth Congress
Democratic gain
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-16

ma 8 On Hse lca CONNIE u sel hommc, pa@a IN pantaon san aucnn Gacase 1t
saNt VI levier quill cachait d tout evenement, dams la rueHc de son lit. drtii,
lie 30 Juliet 1880. ~
Mum dc cctustensle etdunc lantcrne sourde, ill csccnditrcscafcr a pas L oAp
ct gagna n petite cor sombc, ituec dernere son domiclc. y
Ces pchtes courses, sous la denomination GamiGere de yde-bouteiiss, SOFT fort
communesd dams les maEons dc Paris. " -
Uc fosa arrive dams Iev debouhies, I.angouty deposa SIR lc sol salaoternc
sourde, e phnta resentment lie lever enre les pay6s. 3d.. na 4s 8--
1yrans, YOU dorniez sT lie duvet dc vos Its a cil dor: supnNk dc ranpien
ponvolI' Vo sehez vautresp eutetrc dams de honteuses orges, d drheure on Ian
cade de Fevicr. awa 4. 1@##" T@.
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l. baricadc Langouy etit hautc dC Opicds, ongucur dc IL. s..a#
Ellie SO compoait: I#E.# INV.
Desq aaGevingt quatorze paves dc Ia petite cour; 3a.muau f+aaa 80:
9 Q Dune broucte rcnycrsec: 4#r '.a .am 1af
% De yngtdcux bdchcs, appaucnant a NJ oqucrel, ec porc,t narchanl dc
dcnrees cloniales; En- m' '#a' 5000:
- DE tos chases- dc paihe, settlement cncaandes entire les pau.
La barucade pItageaitla our dams lie SCI du meridtcn. @l&h2as - f."
4a Pr devant, DesTeThedorc await seme UNI erandc anantte dc ycrrcc case
pour arreter Ia cavanric. 4r tn II @o - sz5 =""
Au centre, il await menage adrohcmcnt u passage secret, ain ouc les combat
tans pussent torner Ia position a yolonte.
II en- est ds barbados connie DIES regimes oEtoucs. les Iabnes Sc .nagcnt
touours une porte de dernerc. . ~@&' @ -
: u Lutiite praique lie C rempart ehye dams la NUT du II au 90 eyrcr PAT no.
tire herosa pu etrc contesec, aaendu qnl ny await rin derrlr, simon un mar dc
trente Pieds;-mais e qui u c sanrait otc sulpcct IN seul instant ee sontlcs ma
gnanimss intentions dc Langomy. .rE.tD. =
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Afvah Spinncy, deceased.
@TATE OF LOUlSIANA.-F1FrH Ju-
ES DrcIAL DIsrR1cr CouRr, in and for the
parish of Assumption.-In the name, and
by the authority of the honorable the above
court will be offered at public auction, by II.
F. Hickman, sheriff of said parish, on
Monday, March 3lst, 1851, at 10 o'clock
\. NJ, at the Court House of this parish,
the land hereafter described, belonging to
the succession aforesaid, to wit:
1st, Two tracts ofland situated, lying and
being on Bayou Cher-Ami, in this parish,
about midway between Grassy Lake and
Lake Palourde, measuring each, about
eighty superficial acres more or less.
Terms:-Cash. ~"
Parish of Assumption Feb 90, 1881.
.t1 s"s1A F. C. LORET.
n26,3lJ r..- Deputy Sheriff.
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\ENIE DE S~ULCESSlON-

Succession de .tn .4/poh Spimev.
VI TATDE La LOUisiANE.-Coom dr
l. CiaQHjtmc district .jmd;ciuiie, dams ct
pou' la p%aroisse Assomp,ion.-Au nom ct
par lautorite de Honorable la cour susdjte,
il sera ohert en- ventc pubIiqnc par A.. L.
Hickman, shcrifde cettc p%aroissc, lie Lundj,
81 Mars 1851, a 10 hcurcs A. NJ, ii n mai.
son dc conr de cette Paroisse, la tcrre ci-
apr6s ddcrite, appar,cnant il la susdite sue
c~ession. SAVIOR: .,....
l . Dcdy morccauy de tcrre, siiues sur L.
Bayou Cher.Ami, ell cette paroisse, enyi-
ron il moitie route du lac palourle, mesa
rant chacun, environ quatre- yingts acres de.
supcriicie plus on moins. .n# ,.'
Conditions Compliant. ...f All
Paroisse Assumption, % Few. 1851.
n26,oil D6putG Sherif.
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Succession de Gedfon Cnncicnne.

Succession de Gesdfom Cnncicnne.
EETAT DE La LOUISIANA. -Cour du
d. CinqniGme District Judiciaire dams ct pour
la Paroissc Assumption.
Attendn que Narcotic Aucoin, vcuve
Gedeon Canciennc ct maintcnant spouse
dc Estcval Baudoin, Il mis- en- Cour un
compte dc son administration, CONNIE tu-
trice naturcllc dc Sos cnfants mineurs
ainsi qu'unc petition dcmandant rhomo-
legation, avis est par lie present donnt
a tous ccux quo celia pcut concerner
d'avoir 4 dtduire sous les dix jours qui
suivront la date de ccttc publication au
bureau d" g%rcfficr dc la ditc Cour, les
raisons pour IesqueIlcs, lie dit comptc ne
scrait pas apProuve ct homologut.
Par ordrc dc la Cour.
Assumption lc IA mars 1851.
n.2S,2l DESIRE LEBLANC, GreGer.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-16

-Cepcndant.. #-a##HsE4f a#a4 r#uasa a ..ams# z-
Table rase! hula lie fsa@ct dc pton ! bias! basil. Pcnse done, mon no
BILE ami" sill ny await plus que dos cnfants en- manlot, les hommes de quatrc pieds
hut pouccs scrnient dcs geants. 5@#" #@."@*@#a&@ & Ma # ~"a# & @r
-Ccst possible, dit Langouty, mMs vne la lgnc! aa a1 Il rH
0#a @Z xxx. WI +4##% W. ## 4*"
a Desire Theodore rcntra chez hi fort tad. a." .1 .az@a~s aa5#tzr
CONNIE il await la tate 6chauhee, il ALA chantcr la Poriuennc sos les lcnatres
do municipal Hubert (LanberD.4 # .4
lie ri cntoure de 1ateurs ne commit point ce detail. Sill lavat connu, peut-
ere nawaitil point tnt tarde Il sausfare u exigences du pays.
Josephine atendait sur lie sel dc ia maEon conjugalc. 5 ,.n
Nous navons donne aucun detail precis SUI rinterieur dc Desire Theodore, par.
c que nous savnns que l leccur eprouverait n douce .jounsance a lie crome
henreuxd dams son menagc. Tz .@s Es4.Ea#a@ r .#
ne mousse pas pcrmis dc probnger plus longemps ccte erreur. aa.uaaa
Josephine ett forte, magre sa magreur. Ellie battait sol mari asez reguHe-
ramentT Hs o quatre 6s par semaine. t# asa # s#ea#1-a 08 #
Encore c savnt-eNe ren de Ihhdoie dEmmelc. 81 ellie await pu deviner
IIel souvenir tit au fond du caar de son epoux, cete femme maigre ct jaouse
iaurati nmoe sans remords. 53@a ## @.#. @sH aH#a aaa.#@@ 1-5~#' #
Ellie sat Desre-Fheodore par ie revcrs dc son habit, an moment OH ii passat
Ia porte. ara a# @n # ''naEn9. laH@##e 81 A'ao# "#"# #H IN "
Don venezvous? dtde. ~ tT ~
v,--boasoir, petite annie, repiquaa tmidemcnt fangouty; -astu v u lie cousin
fhtard aujourdhui. - 5
he cousin louand Sc moque de vus CONNIE tout tic monde".. Don vcpcz-
'H!Je creisq que veus sentez laniaue!.
-Lachezmoi Josephine, dit Langouty, qm voulut prenIre un air dignc;-ie
ssd Pun reunion poIAquc. s. s W. as.a #
"A cabaret, ncstce pas? fa s& .taHec r4H sue aMsFe @#g
r.-Annx pendanges- Ccst Mabie, a la Chaumere ct au Chateau Rouge que
'a agte anJourdhui lie desin des empires.
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IN the matter otth" int'rdic'io" of .IoScpt Bomy.
STATE OF LOUISlANA-PAR1su or
10" AssrMrT1oN.-FIfh Judicial District
Com1.-Whcrcas Louis Bourg, cnrator of
Joseph Bourg, an intrrdict, has filed in sal id
Court an account of his administrator as
curator aforesaid, as also a petition praying
for the homologation thereof notice is here
by given, to all whom it may concern to
show cause, if any tlcy have, within ten
days from the date hereof, in the office of
undersigned Clerk of said Court, why said
account should not be approved and homoIo,
gated.
BY order Of the court.
Assumption, March Sd. 1851.
DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
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Succession Of ~idom Joseph CapdcrieUt
deceased.
STATE OF LOUlSIANA.-Parish of
sS Assumption.-In obedience to an or
der of the Hon. the Fifth Judicial District
Court of the State of Louisiana in and for
the parish of Assumption. dated this 2o;h
day ofFcbruary 1851, will be offered for sale
at public auction, by Cypricn L. Blanchard,
a%uct1rnecr, duly qualified in and for the
parish aforesaid, on Monday, the 3lst day
of March next, 1851, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, on
the premises, the following described prop
erty, to wit:
10 A tract ofla.nd situated in the afore-
said parish at the Br,Iy Bayou des Oliviers,
being in Sect. Al, Il. II ct X. II, measuring
three arpcnts and a halftroht, more Or less,
by fourteen in depth, bounded on one side
by land of Ilsley and TournilIon Son, and
on the other, by land belonging to the sue.
ccssion of Thcodnle Mollerc. together with
all the buildings and improvements, &c.
20 Sophlc, negro woman aged IS years.
- Adcfa5dc, a negro woman aged 80
years and her four children, named: ora
cis"se, aged 7 years, Ophe1ia, aged 5 years,
Iotot, 2 years, and a little girl.
4 . Delphinc, aged ten years.
s. Narcissc, aged "a years.
GO Louis, aged % years.
y One COW, one horse, six sheep and
household furniture.
cry }}SatdHaSs lHH e& sP Paa45aai6a1SS ia r75rte 'eaaTuAa1l install install
ments, one third in March, eighteen hun
dred and lifiy-two, one third in March,
eighteen hundred and ffiy-threc and the
remaining third in March eighteen hundred
and fhiy-four. The movable property, pay
able in March eighteen hundred and tfiy>
two. Purchasers to give good and sufficient
security, with special mortgage on the land
ed property and slaves until paid, and all
sums not pnnctualIy paid at maturity to bear
interest at the rate of eight per cent. per an
mum until paid.
Parish of Assumption, Feb. 26, 1851.
{. l.. BLANCHARD,
n26,5l .Auctioneer.
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In the matter Of the Succession IF Gideon Can

In the matter Of the Succession If Gideon Can
cienae.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-FfJh judicial
~ District Court, in and for the Parish Of
Assumption--Whereas Marcelitc Aucoin wi
dow Of Gedeon Cancienne and now wife of Este
val Baudoin, has filed an account of her ADM
nistration as tutrix of her minor children as also
a petition praying for the homologation thereof,
Notice is hereby given TO all whom it may
concern to show cause, if any they have, in ten
days from the date hereof in the office of the I'M
dersigned clerk Of said Court, why said account
should not be approved and homologated.
BY order of the court.
Parish of Assumption, March IA, 1851.
n2s,2il DESIRE LEBLANC. Clerk.
Succession of Joseph Hidaigo.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. Fifth Judicial
~ District Court, in and for the parish of As
sumption.-Whereas Maria Rodriguez, widow
of Joseph Hidalgo, has filed in Court an account
of her administration as natural tmtrix of her
children, as also a petition praying that the same
be homoIogated.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may con-
Germ to show cause, if any they have, in ten
days from the date hereof, in the office of the
undersigned clerk of said Court, why said ac-
count should not be approved and homologated'
By order of the court.
Assumption, the 18th March, 1851.
n28,2il DESIRE LEBLANC. Clerk.
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Succession de Jean Blanchard.

Succession de Jean Blanchard.
rTAT De LA LOUISIANA. - our du
- Cinquieme District Judiciaire dans ct pour
la Paroisse~ Assumption.
Attendu que Jean-Baptiste Blanchard,
administrator de la susdite succession. Il
mis- en our un comPte de son admins
~tration ainsi qu'une petition dcmandant
i'homologation. avis est par lie present
dome q tous ceux que celia peut concer
ner, d'ayoir d deduirc dams les dix jours
qui suivront Ia date du present avis, III
bureau du grefier dc la dite Cour, les
r~aisons pour lesquellcs lie dit compte nc
serait pas approuy6 ct homologue.
Par ordre de Ia Cour. s.s
Assumption lie ii mars 1851. 4aa
n2S2il DESIRE LEBLANC, gre6ffr.
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rTATDE LA LOUISIANE-PARo1ssE As
&9 soMprIoS.--Le soussigne, seul charge de
la procuration de Nathan G. Pierson ct de Marie
Eugene Landry, son epouse, administrators
c%onjoints de Ia succession de Celeste Landry, de
esdee veuve BENJAMIN Landry, PREVENT les de-
ire mes mains, les reclamations de ladite success
sion contre eux, aux epoaues on les dites recla-
nations deviendront exigibles. a
NH JAS. T. PUGH.
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PROFESSEUR DE MUSIOUE.
1NAM ONSIEITR A. FJ,tNDRN ,r;

NJ M II"NIN UIA I . VTT.
dcpnis p|nsicnrs annccs. s'cst flit
avaatagcuscment connaItrc CONNIE pro-
fesscur de musiqnc. a Ihonncur d'olIrir
les services de sa profession aux habitans
dcs paroisscs Assumption ct Ascension
Oh dtja, il a iormt dos tIcvcs don't les
rhpldeS progress %annonccnt l'"xccllcncc
de sa methodc d'cnscigncment.
Etab!i Reimbursement sur les bords du
Bayon-)' afourche, NJ. Fandry osc cspt-
rcr que. par son zclc ct sa ponctua,itt,
ii parvicndn sans pc;nc a ~rtpondrc aux
ou DIES chefs de famiIlc qui voudront
bicn hi accordcr leur coniiancc.
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Succession dc .Nlrir tSn1chr. HJtHM fimw, n,

S"CcTII10N 03 .3!dTW SoNc1I- 1J01N l'N7M' a
.HHnr Tcg0.
ssIaTAT DE la LOIlSlANE.-Couy dv
a&R" Cin9nifnm District JuNciouc, dams
ct pour Ia Paroissc Assomption.-Attcndu
que Juan Vega. administrateurdc Ia susditc
succession. u mis- Ell cour TN comptr de son
administration, ainsi q~uunc petition de
mandant I'holnolo-ation: avis est pur IL pre-
sent donnt d tous ceuv que celia pcut CON
d'avoir a dtduirc dams les dix lours
4u' %soirront Ia date duprcscnt avis,au bureau
ou Erchicr dc la susditc G. ur, les raisons
pour lesQuelles droit ne serait pas fat IA la
dcmande con'enTc dams laditc petition.
Par ordrc dc Ia cour.
Assumption. lie 3 Mars, ISL.
u DESIRE LEBLANC, Grp0;cr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-03-16
Succession of Jean Blanchard.

Succession of Jean Blanchard.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-Fifth Judi.
- cial District Court in and for the Parish
of Assumption. - Whereas jean Baptiste
Blanchard, administrator of said succession
has filed in said court an account of his adj
ministration, as also 4 petition praying for
the homologation 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 ofthc un-
dersigned clerk, why said account should
be approved and homologated.
By order ofsaid court.
Assumption, March 14th, 1851.
2S,2i1 DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.