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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-28
PAROJSSE ASCENSION.
CAND1DAT POUR LA LEGISLATURE:
p. Oscar AYRAUD.
JURI DE POLICE DE L'ASSOMP-
TION,

Seance du Is Septembre 1851.
Membres PRESENTS:
Desire Leblanc President, Il. c. Mar.
tin, Drausin Himel, Vincent Landry, ia.
mes T. Pugh Augustin D. Truxillo.
LIE Jury n'etant pas en- quorum, s'est
ajourne a I.undi % du present mois.
.undi 70 Septembre 1851 lie Jury s'est
assemble conformement I'ajournement.
Membres presents:
ID. Leblanc, pt. 6 Vino. Landry
Pr. C. Martin y. T. Pugh
81. B. Guilot 8 F. Mollere
4 ID. Landry - 9P. Theriot
5 D. HimeI s load. Truxillo
Monsieur Augustin D. Truxilio ayant
etc assern1ente, pris son siege CONNIE
membre du Jury de Police. -..
Lecture est faite dun rapport des COM
missaires NOMINEES pour surveilier la
construction de la Maison Cour.
Sur motion de r. G. Martin.
Resolu: que les dts commissaires sont
ct demeurent autorises,a a vendre la viel-
le Maison de Cour, a l'enchere publique,
All dernier ct plus haut encherisseur, aux
termes ct conditions qn'iIs jugeront con-
venables, ct aussi de louer une chambre
pour la Cour, auand il sera necessaire.
Sur motion de r. C. Martin.
RGsolu que la sommc de dix-sept cents
piastres est ct demenre appropriee, en-
sus de la somme de S 600O,, appropriee
l- 2 JUN 1851, pour Ia construction d'u.
ne Maison de Conr, iaquelle soa.me sera
payee a 'entrepreneur le d juliet
1854, sur Pordre des cotr,missaires.
Sur motion de r. C.. Martin.
Resous que Ia take de Paroisse pour
l'annee mil huit cent cihquante deux
1850 est fxee a six cents sur chaque
cent piatres. sur les proprietes payables
de cette Paroisse, ct sur les meters ct
professions ellie restera telie qu'eIle est
etablie par Particle No 1881 des ordon-
nances du Jury de Police passse en- l649.
Sur motion de j. T. Pngh.
Resolu: que Particle No 1883 des or
donnances du jury de Police, qui exem-
pte Valentin Barillau de payer Ia take
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-28
.FEUILLET0N DI PI0NNIER.
la NHGRHSsH DU DIABLE.
lsre. Partis - Les ehercheurs do Piastres. sao
CH Apt RE vi.
La fJLIe syss richie Sssc2'Je1',

qant endeman madame Berry, randa lieu de
hnuer
d dbofgue 81 s4q
vat Madeleine, lavat CONNIE
dams pea gems e nsme de
epme les Honore possdaen
aae du fills de NJ Mae d plus riches
"enen do Teche. 2ha sae
as cke; Mackobin
n le hasard ere
4a lamant de la joie 6lle du lac Simonnet. III
sur de ehaga Ia n1ulate
dn soin de f mademole Josephine. Ia hancee
ct mame rend cole heue d deaner Pha
enadon du richie sucrer. s @.=.I !. q. feax -7.--
Io les habn dss la souvent
a que avoir e plaiir de e plaisanter. s
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-28

FRANKL1N.-Le Planters Banner, jour
nalwhig pubIis dansccttevi'Ie, fat les plus
beaux eloges du discours prononce der
Increment par rhonovab!e P. SOULE.
Les habitants de ces parages Sc font au.
iourd hui du Comprotiis, ct des hommes
qui FONT combattu, une idse fort differcn-
te de celIe que la presse whig aurait vou-
lu propaget. Pour les wings des Attaka-
pas ct des Opelousas, de meme que pour
les democrates, on peut ne pas etre lami
do Comproniis, on peut atre un fervent
SiatesRig}ts man, sans etre ponrcela taxs
de desunionisme Oh de Aaute trahison.
M. SOULE dcnc dams une jot,rnee
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-28
LA PAROISSKs
Mnnsieur 'Editeur,

" Monsieur rEditeur, .-r.-...
veuillez announcer que M D. r. Per
ret est candidai ala place de Sheriff de la
Pareisse de Saint-Jeau Baptiste, ct gull
ssra sautenu l'election prochaine par
LA MAJoRITE.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-28

etudier ses atfaires, ct non pas venil an
lieu de reunion uniqGement voir 81 les ci'
toyens ont pris Palliative de qnelque
,nesure, discuter, blimer ou applaudir
les projet. Performances, par la seu'e
raison que c'est Pierre, Paul, Oh Martin
qui les presentent. LIE Jury de Police
est deyenu par la sottise de certains hon.
mes une arene, OH l'indigne ct Ia maui
vaise fol percent a Ia vue de tous. Ain
81 I'm Outrage est-il declare indispensa-
BILE? On fait unc ordonnanee pour Quill
soft cxecute; on nomme TN connite pour
s'entendre avec ie contractors, ct ce CO.
mite, slgre les reg'emcnts ct ordont'an-
ces qui ieur enjoignaient uniquement de
WELLER Iexecuton fde!e, malgre les
avis d'hommes competents qui preten-
daient E. pretendent toujours que rou-
vrage pouvait facilernent Sc faire, ce CO.
mite, di.ons.uous lie declare impossible,
forfait a son devoir, ct atm de mieux re-
Ieguer lie projet aux oubliettes, il negli-
&C de faire ce sujet un rapport All Ju'
ry dc Police suivant. C'est au moins de
Ia part de ccs messienrs, un manque de-
CARDS, pour ne pas dire autre chose.
C'est dc plus retarder un Outrage dela
tres dificie a executor, atm de donner
all temps le ioisir de disperser, de devo'
rer de simples feuilles, quill sefais Urgent
de reunir en- volume.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-28
AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

... M. E. ECde, Passage
s,,v.OglEass de Ia Bourse, No s5,
encoignure Cont.
ACCESSION NJ. Rich ard & Telnplet.
RruERE-NEuvE. NJ. Firmin Duplessis.
IurRyrrLE. NJ. ]. Breau.
ST-JAcQUEs M. Auguste theriot.
ST-JEAN BApTIsTE, M. Edgard Perref.
PosT.BREAux, At. Edmond Bulllard.
sr. CHARLES Rizan Freres, negociants.
THIBoDAux ;. M. Adolf phs Blanchard.
HouMA .... M. F. Gagne.
Srr.MAR1r NJ Etienne Penisson.
ABSORPTION . G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star.
RELLE R1vtERr M. Pierre Therot.
PAIScouRrvILLR, M. &. J. Il. dauthier, P. II.
U Dams les parcisses Oh nous navons pas
,,ommed d'agenss, nous prions les Ma7tres De Poste
ds veuoir 70 charger De l'agence Dc netre feulle.
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Monsieur rEditeur,

Monsieur 'Editeur,
Veuillcz annoncer dams votre feuiile
aae M. Achille Barre est candidat Ia
place d'assesseur pour Ia paroisse Saint
lean Baptiste, ct quill sera soutenu par
LIZ VOTE poPttAIRE.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-28

HouMA.-Nous apprenons que de"x
ieunes gems, don't nous n'avons pu retenir
les MONS, Sc sont pris de querelle dams
ane sale de bal. Ayant que les assistants
aicnt Gu lie temps ou l'idee meme de sin.
terposer, lis tombaient tous les deux, VIC
times Pun de l'autre perces par des bal
lea de pistolet. Un des combattants est
reste raide mort sur lie carreau, ct deux
ou trois personnes ont etc plus ou moins
grisvement blessscs. Nous n'avons pas
pu nous procurer d 'autres "details sur cct-
te sanglante affaire. On en- attribute Ia
cause une tie!le inimitie qui diyisait les
families des deux adver>aires.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-28

THIBoDAUx. On nous mande de cette
vile QUA Ia suite dune attercation sur
venue entire F. Dejean ct M. Horton ce-
lai CT reeu quelques coups de poignards
qui mettent, dit-on, sa vie en- grand dan
ger. -
L'affairc d'Austin detenu en- prison pour
avoir tue L. Knoblock ct en- ayoir bles-
re d'autres, sera portee devant la Cour
de- la Paroisse Terrebonne a ia session
prochaine.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-28
Pour AUDITEuR DIES COMPTES PJBLICs.
Tn. G.. PORTER.

CANDIDATs POUR La LEGISLATURE.
Col. w. w. PUGH.
MAY. JAM. T. PUGH.
AUGUsr1N TRUXlLLO.
Pour SHERIFF.
c. LORET.
PoUR SURINTENDANT DIES ECoLES
PUBL1QUEs.
r. A. DEVHLIERS.
Pour CORONER.
FERDINAND DELAUNE.
Pour .AssEssEUR.
CYpR1EN l.. BLANCHARD.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-28

A IA acmande de grand nonhbrs de
,es amis, M. Numa Martin a consenti i
y laisser porter candidat aux fcnctions
as Csrsner, ct sera appuye par aoa
se ~ LA MAJORTTE
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-08

The domain to the United States encountered
with right OF possession BY Indian tribes, which is
gradually exnguishsd BY purchase the necessities of
advancing population require .
At the establishment of the fedora! government the
United States suffered from exhaustion by war, and
labored under the pressure OF great national debt,
while they obliged TO make large expenditures for
institutions, and 10 prepare for defence by land and
by sea- They therefore adopted policy which treated
They divided il into townships. sections, and quarter
sections and offered il public sale al minimum price
Of two dollars per credit and subsequently al
the credit system, and reduced the price dollar and
twenty-five cents per in 1893 they recognised the
right OF empion in favor Of actual occupants and
the system as thus modified still remains in form upon
statute book The United States, however. have at
different times, made very different dispositions OF por
of the domain Thus there have been appropriated
the States and Territories for purposes OF inter-
nal improvements for saline reservations. for the cs,ab
shment Of seats of government and public buildings
and for Institutions OF education, as follows
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-08

that each should release its claim OF terri
tory for The common use and benefit
of political jurisdiction as of the ri hi of soil ,o be
and insure 10 the use and benefit Of such of the United
States as should become members of the federal alliance
soever."
Virginia claimed the broad region lying northwest of
the ONO, and renqushed il in 1855. with declaration
'hat u shonid"b considered fund for the
use and benefit OF such OF the United States have be-
come or shall become members OF the or
federal alliance OF the said States Virginia inclusve
according to their usual and respective proportions the
general charge and expenditure and shall be faithfully
and bona de disposed OF for that purpose and for no
other use or purpose whatsoever" rI#
Massachusetts afterward released to the United
Slates 'for their benefit, Massachusetts inclusive
Connecticut conveyed, in 1856, 10 the same form.
South Carolina in 1857, ceded "for the benefit of the
United States South Carolina inclusive"
North Carolina, in 1870. conveyed by deed contain
ing the same declaration which had been used by Vr
gina and Georgia completed the title Of the United States
by cession on the same terms, attended with other
stpulations which are not now important.
The constitution OF the United States, adopted in the
course OF this great Transaction, sanctioned II follows
ss0sss s>Aas iasvs power 10 dtsvsysuE Una nsakv
on needid rules and regulation. respecns the territory
IN .h be % construed e p,s"des
claims OF The United States or of any particular Sa,e.'-
Art IA, sec. g. sHJ sau# 'l9t
The Continental Congress had previously adopted the
ordinance Of l7s7, by which they established govern
ment in the Northwestern Territory, and vded for its
future subdivision into States With view to that great
PohhCdi PuiPoScp ConbututlOH ueCdTcu tnHt new
States may be admitted by the Congress into this
Union"-Art. s, sec. 3.
The purchase OF Louisiana from France in 1903. the
acquisition OF Florida BY grant from Spain in 1919, the
discovery OF Oregon and the recent purchase OF New
Mexico and Upper California extended our domain along
the shores of the Gulf Of Mexico the Rio Grande and
from it's headwaters, the Rocky Mountains and
Snowy Hills to the Pacific Ocean The aggregate guam
y of this national estate fifteen hundred and eighty
four millions of acres, Of which one hundred and thirty.
four millions have been defnitively appropriated, and
there remain. including appropriations yet perfected
fourteen hundred and fifty millions of acres.
Using only round numbers these lands are distributed
among the States and Territories as follows:
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Besides these appropriations the Senate will at
recall several acts OF Congress which surrendered in the
whole 600 OF for bounes the Mexican
bountes in The Of 1872 subsequent grauiies 10 the
soldiers the and in Indian Wars, cessions Of
swamp lands TO new States and for the construction OF
railroad from Chicago to Mobile and other internal i'm
provemens OF which astname cessions have yet
been located.
The aggregate OF revenues derived from the public do
main one hundred and thirty five million three hun
dred and hrynn thousand ninety three dollars and
ninety three CENTS showing annual average revenue
Of aud aquarter million OF dollars since the system
Mr. President / think the time is near al hand when
the United States will find expedent TO review their
policy. and TO consider the following, principles
First That lands shall be granted, in limited quanti-
ties, graiuiiousy, 10 actual culuvaors only
Second That the possessions OF such grantees shall be
secured against involuntary alienation;
States administration of the public lands within then
limits.
shall therefore discuss them separately.
Fret gratutous allotment OF lands, in limited guam
titles to actual settlers and cuvators only This principle
i. limitation Of the quantity which shall be granted
.. Occupation and cultivation as conditions Of the
grant
First A limitation of the quantity to be allotted to any
one person.
would be the principal II not the only, subject Of inquiry
On the contrary il is only the money received by the
sales that perishes passes away The
lands remain fixed Just where they before the SALE
and they constitute part Of the territory subject TO ad
minstraon after sale before The possess6rs OF the
land sold become soon, il Immediately, cixens and
thew will ultimately be majority of the whole population
OF this country supporting the government by their con-
rbutions maintaining 1t by their arms and welding II
for thar own and the general welfare, To look then,
at this subject merely with reference 10 the revenue that
might be derived from the sale OF the lands would be to
commit the fault OF that st-creced spr that fell from
Heaven, whose
/" Looks and thoughts
Were always downwa rd beot, admring more
The riches OF Heavens pavement, troddcn god,
Than aught, divine or holy, else enjoyed
All will admit-a do admit--that the domain should
be 20 administered favor the increase o population,
the augmentation of wealth, the cultivation OF vlrtne
and the diffusion OF happiness
do not say that land in this in any other county
ought to be or ever could he divided and enjoyed
equally ASSERT no absurdty. But do say, with
some confidence thai great inequality Of landed estates,
here or tends TO check population enerprs
and wealth and 10 hinder and defeat The highest inter
al. Of society Every State in this Union recognises
tins prncle and guards against undue aggregation OF e.
tales by restraints upon accumulation by nhb'ions Of
| entails and nv dividing inherilances, .-,E,, :.
na,,on OF this vast public domain is inc vtabls II
has been going on ever since the lands were acquired
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

ARRESTED FOR MURDER-ANornER MURpER-TRIAL
OF SEED BETWEEN FINE HORSES, ETC.
Bosrox Oct 10 1851.

ARRESTED FOR MURDER-ANOrHER MURpER-TRIAL
OF sfEED BETWEEN FINE HORSES, ETC.
Bosros, Oct. 10, ISL
Mr. Pratt has been arrested at Pawtucket for the
murder Of q neighbor named Rodey who passing
over the formers land. There dispute between
them relative to the right of way After Mr. Rodleys
death, Mr. Pratt surrendered himself but released
on bail, to answer q charge Of manslaughter
man named Sullivan murdered by q soldier
NAMED Phelps, at the fort at Esstport on the 18th.
The Native American meeting in Faneuil Hail. last
evening was decided failure.
spirited and interesting contest OF this after
noon over the Cambridge Course between the Morgan
and Messenger Duroc breeds Of horses. The race
mile heats best three in five, for which,
George EDWARD named bay s.... Flying Morgan
Hiram Woodruff named bl. 8. Messe uger- Duroc.
The latter won the polls, and the first heat the
start was neck and neck Messenger. Duroc shot
ahead at the first turn and maintained his advantage
throughout the heat The quarter-post gained In
forty four seconds the half mile post in minute
and twentyfo seconds, and the heat was won by
Messenger, sasy-Time, I'm FKs
On the second heat Messenger the fayorte but
takers were found for bets. The quarter-post was
gained in forty two and half seconds; the half in
minute and twenty four and half seconds, ami the
heat won by Messenger in I'm AIS
The third heat also won by Messenger who ma lie
the quartz post in forty seconds the half mile post
in minute and twenty three seconds and the heat
in Pm. 45s
The race finely contested and showed some
horest trottpg. Each heat by slight advan-
tage, by Messenger.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
POLITICAL IsTELLIGENC
Pennsyivsnia Election.

The returns received render 1t certain that the demo
cratic State ticket also four Of the Eve Justices Of the
Supreme Court voted for by the people by general Ticket
have been chosen at the recent election The maoris
are not ascsrtaned but will probably average about
ten thousand In the State Judge Campbell, Of Pha-
dephia, who nominated by the democrats en- their
Stale judicial ticket is understood to have been defeated
and Judge Coulter Of westmoreand county the whg
ticket colleagues thereon Is believed
to be elected Judge Campbell opposed by the anti
Catholic or Prote.tant interest among the democrats
which is the Of his defeat He sustained with
great real by Mr. Buchanan which will probably
that apant for the Presidency with the Ca
tholies Of Pennsylvania.
The following are the names Of the candidates elect
ed
GovrRSoR-wiam Digler, Of Clear6ed county.
CANAL CoMsussIosER-seth Clover, of Clarion.
JUSTICES THE SUPREME CouRT--Jeremiah g Black,
Of somerset County; Richard Coulter Of Wetmoresnd
Eis Lewis, Of Lancaster John u. Gibson, Of Cumber
land Walter II. Lowrie Of Allegheny.
This is the first election Of Judges by the people In
Penrsylvanis under a amendment Of the cons
ton. Judge Gibson i. Chief Justice, and Judge Coulter
Associate Justice Of the present Supreme Court The
other three successful candidates Judges Of the Dis
trict Court and Courts Of Common Pleas Mr. Meredith,
the late Secretary Of the Treasury Of the defeated
wig candidates. Judges Of County Courts and other
judicial officers have also been chosen throu the
State at the late election and have Generally elected
party grounds The democrats having mljorities in
about two thirds Of the counties have probably elected
that proportion Of the judicial oser besides four OF the
Eve Justices Of the Supreme Court
REPORTED mAJoRfTIEs FOR GOVERNOR
The following corrected returns Of the reported
msjoities for Governor which will be somewhat varied
BY the oficial returns -
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
Interesting from Utica.
rpr,-rxnn,-e MrrTINa Sr rur proprr

TREMENDOUS MEETING THE PEOPLE IN BEHALF
OF oRCUTT, THE CONDEMNED INcENDIARY-GREAr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOMINATIONS, ETC.
UREA, Oct l6-9P. NJ.
The meeting of the epd, of orcutt condemned to be
hung for arson at Concert Hall is the largest held
IN this city One thousand people unable to get into
the room.
The meeting organized By the appointment Of DR..
John Mccall president supported by six vice preSi
dents, one from each ward, and six secretaries
Amongst the officers most Of the aldermen Of the
city
Speeches were made by Messrs Bushnell McQuade and
HeEshaw.
stropg resolutions were passed and a committee Of
the first citzers to visit Albany and wait the
Governor.
The excitement in favor Of the prisoner Is very strong
There is 10 be q similar N meetiug held at Rome
The democrats have nominated Henry Sanford for the
Assembly for the Third district Of Oneida county
The barns sheds and other buildng attached TO the
hotel of G. Percive at South Trenton in Oneida county
Consumed by fire last night. The FIRE caught ia
barn where there had been corn huskng The loss Is
about 81 GOO
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

WASHINGTON October 16 1851.
The Republic says in relation TO the President that
Mr. Fillmore hes adopted his rule Of policy that his
administration .hould be carried with single reference
the public good and has resolved regardless of
soRsl consequences to carry out the constitutional
rights in all sections of the Union-hat the honor and
faith Of the country will be maintained nyi,late regard
less Of the temporary uppopulsrty of the
He has entered into covenants made no committal
ard seeks reward Tie thinks the choice of the whig
candidate shoui ta ly, TO the unbiased action Of the
whig perty in convention.
The Intelligence says Fir. Webster viii Ietnrn to Wash
ineton on Monday next
The Department of State has received information
from the Americap Legation at Ma 1rId that the Spanish
government has transmitted to hessrs Aguerre 4 Gal
way at New ork the Of Elk hundred and seventy
dollars for fees illegally exacted By the Board Of
Health,
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
CITY InfeIIlRence.

Frsrt,f Orsrqrtrs or rrrr Lsrr RonErr VI FLovp-
smay a s The @ @ RsSr, oq Floyd syS0t Of the % Ssv York
Mexican Volunteers The remains of deceased were
depotitei in the Governcr's room CITY Hall on Wed
nesday and during that day and yesterday morn
ing vi.itel hundreds tf our citizens At half past
~ O'clock yesterday the remains taken from the
processcn formed composed q several military
psnies the remnant of the New York Volunteers aud
the city authoritcs The melancholy pageant moved
through several q the principal streets the east side
of the city. and from thence % Broadway and down
Brtadysy ard State street TO the South ferry from
thence 20 Greenwood Cemetery Al this place appro-
pirate Funeral ceremonies performed By the Rev
DIR wainwrieht sfter which the remains we're con.
signed 20 their last re,tns place and three voeys
hrtd ever the grave by the Of the gallant band
ofNew NorA Volunteers.
Nsw C.ruoLIc CHrncu The corner stone Of a new
Catholic Church which is b.ng erected in Yorkvlle
will be laid BY his Grace e Most Reverend
Hughes on Monday Bext 2oth instant at three o'clock
" The Harlem Railroad will leave City Hall at
co. p ~ The Yorkville line Of stages will likewise
sixth street, Orkvle.
FRE-Last evening al half past six o'clock Gre vas
discovered in dwelling house occupied by fami.
lies situated at the Of Ward school No 10 IL James
street The flames msde rapid progress but owing 20
the strenuous efforts Of the dremen they sub
dUed The damage will considerably exceed $500
ThE--A tx O'Clock yesterday morniDg. a Gre broke
out In house st the Of 2l7 Sullivan street which
was extpguished without dsmsge
Casr ~ rvrASricTpr Coroner Gser yesterday va.
called u hold ngnest the body Of an infant sprs-
renty about ro weeks old found in the sink the pse
misc Of No. A. = Csrmine street. Tt rumOred
,he child Tad been alive in the house the "a instant
W m the fact of some obs inmates that night bearing
tbe cry q an infant since which time nothing had been
80 @.n of heard ~ child. snti yesterday the body
sls,VVefed IN the sink Young residing In the
~, ss arrested BY tbs police authorities on suspi-
~ az tl hevihg Destroyed the child. she 20
~ we YARD on TIE night 10 question when the cry of
- .S.t va ard Dr. ~ len made post Aaoriesa ex-
tHluelon :. ne body. and found that the uuas had
netn Inflated Win air. end onsaluentlv rnnsf' have
ara Hted ~ least for tma and gsvs as his
or h-on ~ q" ehd came 60 ts dessh hy sfy alton
- t..f is rt.Il pratr .nYts.iysti,a