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question bslng Oh the passase sf thu I'M
Ewse dos'dsd'iA The aaItnaiivs, ysss rs.
rsysQ1osS ass lI hrs ssd WI seA %
ssssss ~ Nc %, Joint rssolution ss.
speaing saline lands, wtas restl ! secciId
md third fine, phssed md title axres0 't6!!
ksuve Of sbssnee wss granted IA fs1HH
len SfsNlonroes go u 50 Essl yGss'7is
i. esfancioe's 'sifT 11tir-Estonihs fISus j a.
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-- 49,


Deeds a laoc de 81 ans. a / hcurc>
Gu matin, lie 80 Juliet 1851. SENoN
VENOM CA1LsIER. de cette ParoisSe.
Les nombreux amis qui ont accomPa-
gnt + dtfunt a sa derniere dcmeure sout
une pre"vc dcs wives sympathics gull "a
wait st s'acquerirPendants a vie; lie main.
ter tri>tc ct d6soI6 dc ccs memes ami>
durant toute la ctrtmonie funebrc est
garant dcs regrets que NILNoN CALLER
laissc dams la societe.
Puissent ceux qui ne sauraicnt etTc
consoles de cette perte. puissent II mere
mourante IN pere d~6sesP6rt,dcS frercs ct
dos so>urs 81 ~cruelIe mcnt 6prouvtS, atre
IN pcu moins m]aIheurenx en- voyant Ia
part QUO Ia population prenl a leur dou
lCur:
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CONCERT IT RAJ. Ncudrcd; Gcrricr.
Ic Steamer Ooh:ao nousa ports Ia trou-
ne de mu>icia,s one mons acons annon-
Gee dams notre dernjer nnn5ro Ct c.
ionr i. %,~nonsooy;na ~, rc-.a A. re-
tent;r 5nornon;e,x occorls any o,.l.
non. ne sommes orero h,hi.,6. d,ns ,a<
co,trsas co.,o ,.rf.:tono.,
QUA W '''o TIC f'o"'e'
>o'' u'e Jo''e 'eu'''' ''o
MN .1S'an}'" Ct 1f''Hs d uh concern
ooh!le par les aTustc> 'l>i'eur'' l. e'''c uc
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T1TAT DE Ia LOUISIANA CorR
sAaa DU C~1NoUIEME DsrRlT, dams ct pour
la P0roisse Absorption.
En- ver.u dun writ de fl. ia. ii moi adresse
par Honorable la susditc colr, dams %l'atiai-
re ci-desSrs intltulee ct numerotee. al sal
81 ct i%'ofrirai en- vente p%ubliqne, a la maiSon
de cour de cette paroisse. lie Samedi 6me
jour du moiS dc Septembre proclaim ls4l.
a ONE heures du matin, les proprittes CT
apres dccrites, SAVIOR:
Tn moroccan de terre, situee dams la par.
roisse Assomption, sur la rive gauche du
canal dcs Attakapas, conduisant au Lac
Nerret, ay mt cinq arpents de face plus OH
moins, sur la %profondeur qui s'y trouve, bor-
nee Ell haut par la terre de Hilaire Braud ct
en- bas par la terre de Pierre Leforse. aussi
une paire de BGutS, une vache ct un wagon.
Saisi pour satisfaie lie writ ci-dcssus ct
les frais du process, sans lie btnelice de I'c-
>timation.
Conditions-Comptant.
ParoisSe Assumption lc , Aont 1851.
4sl \. F. HICkMA,N, Sheriff.
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NE\TE III, SUCCESSION

= Fl,, ,r,Jr-
N"cCrSSI1' u I'n ',..|" ''.h,' ~.
rslAl W. "a 40 ~ l..
~~ du t'lqn'ci1' "'>''1Ij }.A'''''''' :"
ct pour la Paro'SSr A>>"mp'''n'
An nom. ct par Iau'o'jlr de fhonora@
la Gov" >r>dlIo. Il sra "ii'rf en- ven"
bli3nc, par \. T. H;rhwao, sheriff de ce8
raroi>~c, lie ~ancdi 9 Avot i~}I' Il diS,as#
res du ma'in. sur les tIc">' les pf'P',ss.
ci-arr6s dtcrites arpar''nan' a III SO'''
sion de tr" 'ea" ''"","&'o=' s''"'' ~ ,,t,
l. Tn moroccan "r 't'''' S'I', l..
paF''SS'' sur l. rive '''''I y. mrsr
''"fc"e cans l ''''1'S"' TX ,, f,,a s,r um
'''s ''''> "1''n'S ..,,, ar,sn,> borne
p''.'''t"' !, r' " "rro 10 ,,Irr Nnra!ca. etH
s'"'" 40 yrn,nr,. Gonzales, en-
Srmhle avee les amtIioratjon qGi en- DE-
pendent.
p Tn au:re moroccan dc tcrrc, sIlae@
cctte paroissr, SIR la rive droi'e da Day. y
Latourche, dams lInt'r'rUr 1Ss 's,'s nsas
tenant IN" suPe1,I' "r "'r da ysntne Car
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pROCEAUATHCN.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF SrATE.

Whereas Art. 40 of the Constitution
of this State makes it the duty ofIhe Sc
cretarv Of Estate 10 Cause to be published.
three months before the next general
election, in at least one newspaper in
French and in English. in every Parish
in the State III which a newspaper shall
be published. any proposed amendment
or amendments to said Constitution. viii
Oh shall have been agreed to by three
ifths of the members elected to the
Senate and House of Representatives,
and approved by The Governor:
Now, be it known THAI, |, Charles Ga
yarr6, Secretary Of Safe. do, by thcs,
presents. make known and cause 10 be
published the following proposed amend,
mcnts to the Constitution of this State.
which were approved and adopted by
both houses and approved by The Cover
nor on the 20th of March 1850.
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTRUCTION.
ARTICLE |. The Chief Justice and
Associate Justices Of the Supreme Court
shall be elected by the Electors qualified
to vote for the Representatives to the
General Assembly either by general
ticket or by District, as may be deter
mined by law.
ART. ,. The Chief Justice and .Asso-
ciate Justices of the Supreme Court >hal!
be elected for a term Of four wears !; and
at the first meeting ofthc Supreme Court
after this amendment takes effect, the
Associate Justices shall be divided by lot
into two classes. the seats Of two of the
Associate Justices shall be vacated at the
expiration oftwo years, and The seat of
the Chief Justice and of the third Asso-
ciate Justice at the expiration of ionr
years, so that a rotation thereby be kept
up perpetnally.
ART. 3. The Judges Of the District
Courts shall be elected in their reSpecti-
We Districts, by The Electors therein qua
TO vote for Representatives to the
Genera! Assembly.
ART. 4. The Judges of the District
Court shall be elected for The term Of
years.
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JtRI DE POLICE.

Conformtmcnt a Ia SiNIme Section de
racte De la Legislature de fEtat de Ia Loni-
shane, ~intitult acte re!atif aux Juri> de po-
lice. a~pprouve lie II avril l>4', les ~ous>I>
-ntS ayant etc NOMINEES dun connie par
lie Juri de police de Ia Paroi~Sc .t>somp-
ton pour taire IN a2crcu dc> divers items
accessories pour administration drs attai,
res dc Ia Paloj>>c pvur I%.annc. fEi>>antl r
i njcembrr 1852. Soumeuent lie tablcau
>u:vant.
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10 Wit.
For the salary of the clerk of
the Police Jury. $500
For Election expenses. zoe
For collectors t Treasures COM
missions 500
For Coroner's fees. 100
For Justices ofthe Peaces in Cri-
minal matters. 200
For the per diem Of the Members of
the Police Jury. 100
For the Jury Bonds. $50
For the Parish Printer. rs
For paying the lst instaIment
for the building of the Court
House. 1000
For other contingent expenses 355
ToTAL. $1,000
Assumption July 18th 1851.
r. c. MARTIN.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
JAMES 7. Prem:
Ncm5cr5o T The Ccmmi'Cc.
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PROCEAMAT.ON.
prEEAU DU SECRETAIRE DETAT.

Aitcndu que Particle 40 de Ia Cons
titution de Get Etat impose au Sccretaire
d'Etat lie devoir dc fare publier. troi>
mois ayant la prochaine election genera
lc. dams at moius I'M journal dc chacunc
dies paroisses dc rEtat, OH simprime IN
journal, Gus les amendcmens proposes a
Iaditc Constitution, qui ont etc adoptt>
par les trois-cinqu:emes dcs mcmbrc> tlus
a chacune dcs dites Chambres, ct APP
prouves par lie Gouverneur.
Moi. Charles Gayarrf. Secr6taire
d'Etat. fails connaitrc par les prtsenteS, ct
flis publier, ain>i quill est present. ci-des
sns, les articles ~snivant qui ont etc adop-
tGs par les Chambres comnc amendc-
mcnts proposes a la Constitution de l'E-
tat. ct APPROVES par lie Gouyerneur lie
20 mars 1850.
AMENDMENTS a La CONSTITUTION.
ARTICLE. |. lie Juge-pr6sident ct les
Jngcs.associes de la Cour Supreme Sc
ront eIus per les electcurs ayant qualite
pour voter pour les Reprisentants a rAs-
semblee generate, soft par election gene
raie, soft par District. ainsi qd'i! sera
determine par la loi.
ART. 2. lie Juge president ct les Ju-
ccs.associes de la Cour Supreme seront
elus pour quatre ans, ct a la premiere
Scance de la Cour Supreme qui aura lieu
apres I'adoption de Get amendement a la
Constitution. les ~Juges-associes seront d.
yises au sort en- deux classes, lie siege de
deux inges-associes sera vacant a I'cxpi-
retion de deux annes, ct lie siege du Ju-
ge-prhsidcnt ct du troisiemc Juge.associe
sera vacant a Respiration de quatre an
nees, de maniere quill ait ainsi rotation
pcrpetuellc.
Arr. 5. Les JUICES des Coursdc Dis
trict seront eIus dams lcurs Districts res
pectls par les eIecteurs des dts Districts
ayant qualite pour voter pour les Repre-
sentan. a rAsscmblee Generate.
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Succession dc ,feu Pierre Lucicn Bo"dreom
VEN rEDE SUCCESSION.
~TAT de la Louisiana, Cour du Gin
e. quleme District Judiciaire dans ct pour
p!aaroisse Assumption,

Au nom, ct par lautoritt de Honorable
la cour Su>dite, il sera otlert en- vcnte pu-
blique. par 4. +. Hickman. Sheriff de cette
pa,oiSse, a la maison de corr, lie samedi
Gem Septembre proclaim 1851, a dix heurs
du matin, la terre ci-apres decrite. appar-
tenant a la susdite Succession. SAVIOR:
Tn moroccan de terre situe en- cette pa
%roisse. Il la Bale du Lac Verret, mesurant
un arpent trois quarts de face, au chemin
qui conduit la Belle Rivicre, sur q%uatorze
arpents de protondeur, brnee dun cote a la
terre dc Pierre naigle. ct dc l'autrc cote a
celic de SEVERN Crochet.
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IN i y IL III ~ ili-itlf.
TTAT DE la LOUISIANA. --Conr De
- Justice du Neuvitme District dams Ct
pour Ia parci>>e Assumption.
En- vrrtu dun writ DE- II. IA. i moi adrc$>t
par Honorable Ia >rl>dijc Cnur. dams Iat.
taire ci-1r>Su> i~nIi,ulet ct numrrottc. al
>ajSi ct '%"tirjrai Ell ventr puh,!qne. Ia mai
son de corr de cette paroi>>c. lie Samedi 6ate
Jour du moi< de Srrtemhre 1851. a onz"
hrures du ma:in, les proprietes ci-aprtS de-
critics. >avoir
In moroccan de terre >itu6r en- crttc pa
roiSse. sur In rive dIoite do Bayou de IA
fnurche. Il environ t,oi> miles All de>Sou> du
village de \apoleonviIle mr>ur nj III ar
pent ct demi de face, >ur quarante arpcnts
de profnndcur, les Ii4,cs tnrmant. horner Ell
haui par les terrcs d. Alfred l~rosclin> ct rp
bas par la trrrc de Joseph Rome ct Emjiirn
Wilri. ensemble avec les bati>tcS tt amelio-
%ralion> qui en- dependent.
Sai>i pour sa!i>tairc lie writ ci-dHsSnS ct
les trai< du process. sans lc bvnefce de les
timation.
Conditions Compliant.
paroi><c Assumption lie Aout l>3!.
lS7 A.. +. HICKMAN, Shtf
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paroi>Sc Assumption Ic2 AoUt l>5!.
Isl \. +. HICKMAN, Shif
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25
ftoA the Ono Statesman.



RoMt, June :.
The eternal city la, 50 often been !r-
scrihrd, and it, every columns number
ed, Ilat it would be gra'ulIou, III ne To
attempt anything Of inr Kind.
Thua iar we had found oar way. wial.
cut the aid of .windllng suiLc-, bal here
they are necessary. Not only guId.,
ii the human shape become c,,cGtjaI, ,
but Murray himself began to compen'
safe Us for lugging him about H. tl"
latter is found e,oiy -rot Of classical A.
socia'ion; and to undertake, even upon
a small seal. 10 cnumeratc these, would
be as foolish rs i is impossible, y few
general views will suffice Tie. shall
be taken without pedan,ry and without
color.
There is one Object connected with
Rome lha, ,n,rudcs ii>rIt at every step.
IL j. the French soldier. Tie sound
Of brazeG martial music now remind,
ne Of li--I"pe l'ius sleep" sHccrIy,
10 doubt, under the everlasting march.
ING, flhnt and too,iug Of Iie red pant.
! understood tia, s0Hciime ago Lc -rrl
word to the French cOfnmandaut, that
the city WA. IN good order aud quiet
nd" /; hut France wa ~ obtu,e II, al
adder to the hint Why: Au.'lia
WA, pouring her sylGirr, into Il,caay
aud il va, t, AIRED thai Rome was thrir
final destinations. The greatest jealousy
hetwecn Ihc two classes oi soldier. "S-
Its aud YOU need iot bc su'prl.cd NJ
AN outbreak lrry soon The l'opc and
Cariiunl-. il /, sad even .orond the Fl
fort, uf lhr Republicans IN order that
they may b. free fro,u he French ru!"
There ara uow ia hi, city over "isit
thousand French soldiers, a"d ten lhou,-
and more are expected. They iir~r
cs.l!eriy>, cl,Hrche>, cales, villas and
ralscr-. sofnc sccln- destined b. the
Almighty TO answer for her past sin' D.
tie t.ipie cxact,Dn. Of "a military. ccoi'-
.ia.,,cai aud ci, il domination. j. ~,
her. the nation. Of old. including al,
ci,nt Gaul, lo-t their lb~rI, and i, j.,
here the nnrion. including rrc."n' Gagh
uov APPEAR 10 ensla,e Rome ncrsrh
Ia.4ng through bong line, of ,o'Ii"tY,
Ne GlTcCt our course to Capitol IN
= rom u, toner lhc GENERAL sgis'y Ui
The ciiy should Li,t be made. l. 'i''4t
betaeru Tie Nr~ ar Eec,"s'as''"al
Rome. arI lIie old - fs:aL kotn,, be-
lween lhe living ari lle d.s1. 1hi.
p1id !. res's!iatly appropriate Ard
,A,,liing foT i lrst >let. j. Ms Lsie
taal L.5bpn ,nti Hi1eN he h&I "onirth-
,,la,.. iar alsA.' ge!,., If i,uaer s!,st
/ aa3 saw a-rtla' from ~e.aae e.ctt ts's-
,nrai-fy l...4f q. 4s.cl re io.'.'"c-
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of the refugees are but i'll provided
FOR. The amount which the Turkish
Government allres VI kossaih too
h's subsistence "a insi.Sc.ca. tor the
support OF 50 many jcisons. |, ls q
well knosn fac; tha. the Duration Of
the detention of NJ. kossuth depends
wholly uron the Satan, whose lro.
lection was 50 generously and So
effectively granted to the refugees 49,
|, Is also knps that ,hc Sultan has
refused 10 dctaiu him for longer
period than one year, and that ili.
period ends within the month Of Nav
Of the rrcsen, year. 70 dc,ain him
tor a lonIcr period. will hc to a.
sumc responsibility in the eyes of
the world which will weigh heavily
upon the character OF the Sultan,
who has, thus far, possessed thr sym
parhy and admiration Of all well think
ing n"n ol b',h sides Of the Atlantic
We would invoke that generous
prince to carry ont what he has So
- successfully begun aud to permit
kos-uih ard his unfortunate conrau
ions to scc!, a home ia the distant New
" orld, where they cannot even should
they desire it, which We di,bclicve
disturb the tranquility of Austria, and
where asas4ins can never molcst them
In the United States they will all fnl
a hearty welcome and in the paths
OF private life each will find ,ha, sym
rathy and assistance to which their
patriotism and their suft,yings so
strongly entitlc them.
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EN tnY lNaE,cr.


ENrHAoEpi< .NaEicr.
In the war l1G?. mn ins'snrr or ~.
arior occurred u, Franrr. 4 m,ver. e
The nsmc "f ioerur. ~ho had ama...h
rnofmou> wealth ~ the most >af,.r!
rr'iwuny and the mut tdi~crcditat'g
i"riiou, "aN requested hN the govern.
mrnt 10 advance s,um "t marcy -, A
l"aL The mi+cr, to Wlutn fair iu,et-
ct was not an iniurrm"nt .n.,.tertiy
strong 10 dispose him la part m,h l,.
treasured gold DECEASED his uranac,tv
to meet th's demand. Il, pcadcd se,.ia
l"1>'--, and the utmost poverty. tvar.
n2, however. that some ot h,, rri.h.
bar. nin'n: whom hG wa, very nnpop.
"lar, would report his ,mmou.c NcAl,.
10 tHc 1o.rtnmcui, he tnskcd III, iuL..
u"'ty 10 discover some riirclunl way t.
conceal Ii. .,n|i, .honld search he l..
-llig'"l 10 discover he iruih or t.!.,.
hood OF hl' plea With great care .nl
sc're>f he duy = deep cave 10 lis eel
Tar; 81 this receptacle for h> reaaa,,
hc descended hv ladder, anl 30 t,.e
nap dp"r he attached spring io,k, ro
tl'N nn shutting fr'"r, Il 49, II anl
hy ih" mt'cr di~lIp,a ,lutlir,
"rr" mAd", the house Was .cayc,cI
wood' were explored, and the rsui,
were dragged hut no Ioscuo could
they find and gossip. brgan t. c,u.
clndr that the fns"r hal tch with Lb
rbII ,D .t,ur ,,at, A ,,,, a., li,.n.
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NUMBER ..

'nng. and socn. rr lrn.i, Ia h., ita tur,
W Hrl't"f iFtNrr rin~h ih@ to,tt.i, 1.
81 n.srad' OF hnmnu trin .s,@ We vj
not c''H,e I" h'pe trt The people a.,
rlen ct m;nst'cc f. pet eternal -- { feeds
upon IT. own hla, / hear;. ratt, ihoucl,
seems lhe prospect, We wtI. siuAs pp
the follow song
Nbrn vii thou save lh- ,-roPlr p
th t,nd 81 prtr,, vheu
Nct AnEs and iotds. hui uai,ons
Nj thyonrs and crts ~ bat mrn
shalt 'n,r h,r, rr,nc fctv,et
Sir"eif s'd,us 4tf t!sr A'.nuz'
I"d tht edl OF, iiih,f
y" ~ ~" nnuuistus NJ the * ,vs
NS" ci'ndrd -un sh'i, hsrntis fi.y.
Ahd songs scenJ, 'n.traJ oi s'yhs
s,"n sAvE rHt iiprts
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PRECIOUS AB,byE RUpIk.S


hf MRS j u.II.NAiurp
4 iAir g,rl, irom her brothers ham,
A htte book received,
Continuing words h. dearly loved,
Aud truths winch bpth bci,cvrd
As tine passed ON, tina, SISTER knclt---
a l}vely, cherished BRIDE.
And d-ar b"cinr that little book,
As safest marriage guide,
Far daughters clustered round her then,
And Sous Of promise rare,
And STILL that ll,,lc book she found
lie. loving trust could share
Oid age came on and toward th- grave
As last her uipuen,s flew,
She clasPcd tha, boon, with carne., love.
For desrrr yet 1t grew
IL WAS hook a,orr precious far
Than gold or rubrre Lrshl, -
/, shed upon her path ray
OF pure and undy,ng ligh.
1t was a bovk Tor III, llie . scenes
y C"n,toricr aal Gnde
The B'- --dcatcr, richer far
Than any book b, side.
Oh, let us heed the prrcepts high
WITHIN 'ls page, s.v u,
TIL the tu,l irnr.h ~ DER.
And Ne Irl"'sc IA heaven
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Fr''"lNial tIp hr-t HlcA vi The " de, hoe
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a, the mn-t awlul IN ,hc ANIMAL. of
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Sbs Tistso

Pet sla.re to liussI f-t ,tt,, we.k. L5tyrt.
per .q4~,. s.!i te charged tor each ,uLscyueui
trssTtIsn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-06

: osplsass fssm Panama, By tho stssmsr Geor-
-. - % the 10Th ult. Among The parsons lately
.,,;ved shsss were Gen. 0anhaldi, the renowned
I,,l.n psssiss, and his friend, Gel T. Fasachstss;
Hor. e. IL Allsn, Consul to ~ Sandwich Islands |;
Lieut.. johnson, bearer q disPstsAss y ths Sans.
spd ) bssshss Of Lieut. FleyA who did tAsssso