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-. WEPDERDuEN, NJ D, } Medical Board.oi
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II. c.. HeARTT Actuary.
f.. l.. GooLD, Attorney.
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Blythe Charter only IS 5, 600 is taken on single
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0cy- This Companys prepared to entertain APP
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az the Table of Rates established by the Board
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bic at once to the extent of two thirds of their
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nation as to Life Insurance, and all papers ncces
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the Company.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE IN
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
INCORPORATED IN APRIL lS49 AND DECLARED A
DIVIDEND OF % PER CENT. ON II MONTHS BUSINESS.
Business Of the Company confined to Life
Insurance only.
Permanent Fund by Act of incorporation,
100000.
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and mortgages on unincumbcred real estate valued
at double the amount loaned thereon and in stoc ks
OF the State and of the United States government.
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-05
Termes ct conditions.

veHs de 'ang'-R. Je 'us lie fills De Bsa;M.ni"; je ,esd dams yyrs armse CONNIE
spahs sous les ordres de fags Marcy. Cest moi qni al tue SdtTouni e que
jai fait je eferais encore dams les names circumstances. SidiTouni await donne la
mort a mon phe, ct mafheur 1 qui ne venge pas la mort dun pere Vols les vah-
nents que je porte, q snt ceux de mon pere ills sont encore converts u sang de
ceui qi ma donne la vie; sas les trous fats par les bales qui hi ont. pereelc
cenr.E Encore une fos, vsc s vetements eusanglantes; aurmsje pu les porter sans
ter vengeance du sang qi les couvref 'a-gai taeD
D. Ton prs est mort vicime dun hasard malheureax; on ma pas voun hi
6tr Ia vie-R.Tu es NAL .informe; je sails mieux que tot &C qui sest pame. On -
vodu tuer mon Pere, ct onra tue; je vis tapprendre comment celia set fat,
ecouemoi bier. s#tsf .|aHt6 Il ,Isaat rs aaH
SfdtTolni nous await vo6 .cest sur, ct nors ravons trouy9. en- possession des
efets soasralts etnous Payons force D les rendre De la ia hane ct ssp ropos de
vengeance. IL "a que Tp bint enu sa parole, Fevenement est hi 81 ve @SHsa
u Comment a. tn ss pour tntscdure dams Ia prison de SidiTouni?-R Jetas
au camp De BouHn1ck quaudj 'ai apprs Ia manere don't await peri mon pere. Mes
reres mont dit Dc Partnr surle champ pour venger So mort, Ell me ss MS e
QUITE avec mi mere. Jai p6retrd dams lie fort de rEau en- rabsence de BenLecrl;
IA ordonne 4 SIdr oun de me suiyre, ce gull a fail, ct je Pal conduHmqua u
aa sh du retranc h du fort; je fai wise ave mn fash, Ct TAI senda a !enn.
Ma mere e ma pas quite dun pas jasqua ce que tout fut fi; dalieurs u ny
await pas ! ba'ancer. Mes feres vouiaient la mort de Sid Toum, ct al da faecor-
dera leur demande It aux names de mon pae. Aujourd.hni Ill est yengs. Jsal a
eomph c. qni est ufd evoir pour tus ct partout. aH@h5Ms
Yin aret dc mort ft prononcs. lie condamne marcia III supice ateteh mere
Fame reagnee EA de la conciences convaincue de Ia legtmts de sa vengeance
lie boarre1M. prononca a haute vMx ed dams la langue arabe s3N1sz Aas
II est ecit dams le ~Coran: " La pene du TALON est ecrte pour lie meurte:
" U n hosnme Ebe sea mis- a mort pour unhomne ibre, Efscaye, pour Ieelayes
la teHne pour la femne.s ! H##%sS .usgryA vg.lTns
Hdit;ct Guild Ben Menia sscria: Allah EST grand ct .NaAons est amuqhk1s
eAA@Ax2@ sA@AA@ ~ ~ Moaoc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-05
A. F. HICKMAN Sheriff.


que son cheval etait lance au5 grand gaIop e. il 1pia quelqoes instans apres.
q On accuse de cethomcide lie marabout Sdi Iouni, Fun des oukla dn prince
Mir, ct qui await figure parmi les Arabes qi ayaient tire leus coups de fual en-
|courant sur la bande au nlieu de laquele Ben-Menin etit tonbe fappe NOR
|teAement. 8ae#asH#s 8@##m - s# 81 4a#m#. H g1sMH#8
Hfut decide, dun communa accord, que sidiToun, serait conduit Immediate
=menta+ Ager ct mis- la disposition du procureura general. 89T#E3z4 .@
Ben-Zecr, AVERT de ce qui setat passe, arrya pomptement, intevint avec
autors, rsclama le prisonnier, sen saiat etle conduist an fort de fEau. ..s
La famnle du dennt await etc innumee du maheur qi yenat DE-. li auiyer,
ct commencement aux usages arabes, ellie Sc rsuni, deibsra dc quene mannre Q
3avserait q aobtenjr satisfaction de la mort de son Chef ct il ft decide que Sdi
8Touni serait mis- 4 mort de la main du fills afne de Bea-Menin, Oufd-Ben- Menin,
spahi rsguGers Ceui-ci courba Ia tMe en- sgne d'assendnent, prepare q fWl ct
son yaagan, ct quua Boufaick, qi est a douze ieues du fort de FEau, accom-
payne de 81 mere, pour accomphr lruvre !. vengeance qui ld await etc imposee.
sOuid.Ben-Menin 81 presenta au fort de 'Eau, accompagns de a mere, pendant
que Benzscri etait absent. u g ft ouvir d'autorte les portes du fort Penera.
toujours accompagne de ga mere, dams lie rebuilt on Sid. Touni etit renferme, an
nonca a &c deraier quill aait hi fare subir lie tort de son pen, li garroua les
mains avecc la corde de chaneau qui entourait ga tee, ct ii intma rodre de
marcher devant iM. &A%t q Sd 80 4.4s o8 - 8Esa89#M #a
lie &c avaneer ainsi jusqusa cinquante pas en- dehors da fort. ct arrive ia, il la
ta, ! bout porant, un coup de fil dams la poitnne, puts il racheva ! coups de
5atagan, ct pour meux asouvir a vengeance, IL braia sonscadavre.# :.
La mere de ceui qui exercait Get ace de barbane, la femme de Ben-Menn
eht Prssente sur h lieu de la scene, quele ne qmta que Iorsque les hammes Gu
rent consume tout fat h corps De ceui qi avaitdonns Ia mofta son mari.
Ouid-Ben Menin vmt immedatement rendre compte de 81 conduite It's SOU
metre ia Justice franchise. SEES rsponses aux questions qui lr farent fates son
Iemarquables dindspendance ct dsnerge. et ees neriteat dastre rapportees fhe
1. Qdie ssa ct pourquoi vicnstu e presenter mo-, aycc des sstemens cou