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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-02
SrILLwATER, OcT. LIST, 1851.

Ed. PIoNEER;--SIR, the last number Of a
paper called the Democrat, from your town,
which is circulated gratuitousty in our neighbor-
hood, and which habituaIiy ex,ols every thing
that is base, and maigns every thing that is good,
attempts TO compliment, the Pioneer. 1t is out of
the question for any respectable mar. to be seen
reading paper that meets with any appreciation
from such print the Democrat. like your
paper; but stand upon reputation, and must re-
quest you to discontinue it, until it shall to
be disgraced by complimentary notices in the
Democrat.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-02
BOOKS: ROOKs:: BOOK 81:

large supply Of the latest publications, and stock
"A OF the finest Stationery opened in this murket,
has been just received from New York, and is Cor
sale positively af New y ork prices,
LIE UUG'S BOOK STORE.
". B.--Having Purchased OF the manufacturers, no
pay and selling for cash, customers may de-
pend upon purchasing goods the very lowest prices.
JrCesn Cotton and Linen rags taken ia exchange for
goods. loct. ,, lsjl.--it.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-02
Nominations by the People.

Legislative.
Councillors-Second District.
William ii. Forbes,
George w. Harrington.
Fourth District.
Lorenzo A. Babcock.
House. Isl. Paul + Lille Canada Preciaets
Joseph F.. Fullerton,
William p. Murray,
j. w. Selby,
Charles s. Cave,
Sam. Findlay.
County Officers.
SheriG-Anson Northrup,
Treaswer-Saml ii. Sergent,
Register Of Dsets-M. S. Wilkinson,
Prosecuting .hforney-W u. Phillips,
Smrreyor-S. p. Folsom,
Commi.siomer-Joseph La Bonnc,
Jndge of Probate-lra b. Kingsley,
Coroner-Thos p. Reed,
Jean b. FORFEIT,
assessors, |. /. Lewis,
John Holland
Precinct Officers.
Justices Of the Peace,
Jacob J. Noah,
John p. Owens.
C0asfables,
A. Bryant, l.. Paul,
Supervisor Of Roads,
Antoine Rob. rts.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-02
Arrival of the steamer washinr,a..


New YoRK, Sept $50.
The steamer Washingfon, from South.
ampton, reached her wharf al o'cjo.k
She brings dates to the 10Th inst.
LIVERPOOL 10th. demand for low
er qualities -four, nj last FriJay's quota
lions; better qualities ianguid. Cora ne
elected and Gil. lower. Weather has f-sea
cool and favorable for the harvest. Ins65.
,atioas Of breadstuffs unusually email a,,g
expectations large. Another au,hority ihnn
above quotes prime -four in fair de,.a,,l 2,
former rates.
Great preparations were made NJ S..db-
ampton for The reception Of Kossuih wh9
was soon expected 10 arrive in the I,itsd
States steamer Mississippi.
The Spanish An,ha ssador had ad.Ires.of
long communication to the London me-.
in relation TO various articles copied hy I'm.
journal from American papers relatng ,o
the Cuban Expedition, which hal caused
great excitement in the commercial ans Lu
siness circles.
The bids for Austrian Loans were 10 he
opened on the 9th, and it Was under>,ooi
that no part Of it was to be taken in Lon
don.
The state Of affairs Mt the Cape was s,i!l
very unsettled. Sir Henry Smith he'd made
no movement Of consequence.
Our dates from Vienna are 10 the 1T
treat uneasiness prevailed, and \ perieC.
panic bad arisen in the money n.arktt
continental news unimportant.
Among the passengers in the Washing
ton, are Capt. Brown and officers Of the
Yacht America.
The Washington made ,- run in twelve
n nSlI no.. 4
News of the Cuban inv Aston had exc,ted
profound sensation among poli,ieal and
commercial circles. A letter from The
Capt. Of the whaIesbip Trueloye, giving am
account Of the Exploring Expedilion M 70
September, 1850, had been received II i.,y-
erpool. The statement confirms the -eport
received 10y The Prince Albert, Of ST. John
Franklin's Expedition, having passed the
winter OF 1895 in The neighborhood OF
Cape Riley. All these had been received
from john Kane, of the United States Ex-
petition.
The Independent American has been re-
vived, at Platteville, Gran, county, WIS
con.in, by Mr.. J. l.. Marsh, its former
proprietor. II is very neatly printed. on
new type. We trust it will be well sus-
tanned
There Is no use in mincing matters
Neither Pial,evlle nor any other town, can
do much or he much, without news paper;
and to have good newspaper, the people,
Que and all, must take hold and sustain il.
not grudgingy and halfway; but cheerful
ly, manfully and effectuaily Wth ths
constant, we'll sustained labors of a rfess in
tina, town, from its commencement nat,i
now, Plattrvilie might easily now haye con-
tanned twice its present popuIa,icn and
wealth; and would now demand dajly pa
per.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-02

CONSPIRACY IN FRASCr.-The Tpfopa
brought the intelligence of the ares - ~
persons at Paris, for enlisting in a cousp,r-
acy to overthrow the Government. gen
eral Socialist revolution was contemplate
by the conspirators.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-02
PURE TALIOw CANDLES,

RE manufactured BY the subscribers and warranted
IA be O. the best qusi.:y IL cents by the hon..
For uke they actually worth twice mich any
other Candles sold Tor tAlOw candles, at Saint Paul.
Terms cash. Candles Of manufacture be found
at j. r. Fuliertons Store, the junction Of Third
s; Bench streets, the Of Fort and Walnut
streets.
NJ. CROFT
A. KIRKPATRICK.
st. Panl, Oct. 2, 1851. 2i-3m
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H. For new advertisements, look at the first
column GU this page.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-02
SLEIGH BELLS:.

Double body straps,
Single do do
led, Loose bOlls, all sizes.
~ 10 sell low for Cash only,
goods in the Eastern markets
10 purchasers that
J. MccGCUD, Jr., & co.
2i-6D.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-02
HOUSEKEEPING HARDwARE,LOOK
ING CLASHES. AMPS, FANCY
GOODS. &c, &c.

Sad ircns and stands,
Boilers and ssucepans,
Brass kettles, pie plates,
Dust pans, spittoons,
Brass, iron 4 jap'd cand'ks
" alters, br'dAsnuffcs trays
5, Curtain pins, bands, etc.
i.sntherns and lard lamps,
RrassSiron shOv'ls& longs,
Brit,aGia ware,
Gridirons and tea kettles,
Coffee mills, etc.
Shaving soap, brushes, etc.
Combs, purses, etc,
spec;scles, etc,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-02
ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE,

On TAira street. stro doors beiow Raoashdr.
NHE subscribers having received large additions To
their former s,oci aud assortment, are prepared to
furnish any articles in the HARDWARE line at n small
sdyunoe Eastern prices. We shall always keep On
hand large stock Of
CARPENTERS AND JOINE:RS' TOOLS,
bench and moulding Planes, Socket 4 uimer chscis,
Hand panel and nip SAYS, Gouges, rules squares,
Compass, tenon & webb do Guages and beyiis, I.
Adres, hammers and hatchets, Plumb and Levels,
Augers braccs and bits, NOodNiron bench screws
Chak lines, spocls, etc. etc.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
Iecks, ls,che. and bolts House bells and carriages
and screws all sizes Hooks staples padiocks,
Bell pulls and door knockefs Hat and coat hooks, ETC.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
shovsis spades and hoes, Forks and grain cradles,
Rskes scy thes AID snalhs, Garden rakes, hoes. etc
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Mil and Cross cut saws, Nails, braas and spikes,
Ase sand axe helves, Stone hammers and picks,
Cast steel all sizes, Mattcrks and wedges,
Bl,ster and German, do do, Iron wire, all sizes,
ON, log and chains, Iron ryets and kettle ears
AuSiis and hammers, Wen wheels, jack screws,
Cow sheep and bells, Grndstones, friction rollers
Wrought nails, steel, ars Hooks and hinges, washers
Circular saws, all sizes, Bake ovens, sklilets, etc.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Hamc. pad trees, etc, Brass and silv'd ornaments,
Roller buckles, harness 10, Brass nails, rosettes,
Rrsss pad hooks and erreis Snacrs and muleen bits
Japd do do do Swives and pad screws,
BRASS and sv'd mar: rirgs, Thread avis vsrnsh etc.
Japd and snaps Brass and iron strrups
HOUSEKEEPING HARDwARE,LOOK-
ING GLASSES. LA MPS, FANCY
GOODS. 6c., &c.
Tabe& dessert kniyes&foTks. sad irons and stands,
Plated forks & butter knives Boilers and ssucepans,
do table and tea spoons, Brass kettles, pie plates,
Brittania and iron do do, Dust pans, spittoons,
Blasting spoons and ladies, Brass iron jap'd candks
Cake turner's waffle irsns Walters snuffcs trays
Spring balances chopg knives Curtain pins, bands ETC.
Looking glasscs all sizes ientherns and lard lamps
solar Lamps, do DO Brassts iron shov' lsS longs,
Side and hanging, do, Bruaaia ware,
Tea bells, selves etc, Gridirons and tea kettles
Wood IN and chop's axes, Coffee mills, etc.
Zen and pocket knives. Shaving soap, brushes, etc.
Razo.s scissors and shears Combs purses, etc,
Powder horns, tasks, etc, Spec;scles, ETC.,
Bullet mouds, qua tubes.
SLEIGH BELLS. SLEIGH BELL.S::
Msrtingae strsps, 30 bells Double body straps,
do do 25 do, Single do do
Neck do rough and polish ed, Loose boifs, all sizes.
Jr As determined sell low for Cash only,
facilities s obtaining goods in the Eastern markets
sili enable offer Inducements purchasers that
cannot be found elsewhere.
J. McCEOUD, Jr., & co.
St. Paul, Oct. 2, 1851. 2i-6m.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-02
SADDLERY HARDWARE.

Uamcs, pad trees etc, Brass and sils ornaments,
Roller buckles, harness 10, Brass nails, rOsettes,
Brass pad hooks and terreis, Snaers and nuleen bits,
Jap'd do do do Swives and pad screws,
and siivd mar: .rgs Thread avis. vsrnish,
Jap,d rein and breast snaps Brass and srrups
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-02

O,s THIRD Street, sieo doors betow Paoashdr.
fuNE subscribers having received large additions 10
their former STOCK nnd assortment, prepared to
furnish any articles in the HARDWARE line at n small
advance ON Eastern prices We shall always keep On
49, .A.--- -
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-15

lie cadavre du guide ehit le sul qi nc Sc reHouvat pas, don Pom dt conclure
quill await ~ commence entire mi ct les brgands; commence que rn ne put
toutefos etabhr, car jamais il ne reparut dams lc pays. soft que pour Sc menx as
surer de % silence ceuxci Sc fusnnt debarrsses de luj, soft quill cut e luimene
JUICE prudent de passer la frondere qui est tout procLe Ct dc Sc retire, en- Espagne
aYec lie pmx de a trahion.
QUAINT aux douze prnonnicrs, que ron cut grand Speinc a sousHaire la fureur
du pcupe, pour les condure des gorges dUsnt anx tours dc Folk, qi serycnt
de prison depMtenantaie. INSTRUCTION de leur process ne pouyait etre dc tongue
duee. Mons de HMs mos apns les evenemens que nous venons de rapporter,
ills expmient leurs crimes sur place du marche de Folk.
CauzcI ct de SantAndrf, membres du conscl general, fit demoHr le muir de roc
ct de ciment qi contnuat de fermerA Fentree des groHes. Ed meme temps, dcs
trayaux executes par e genie ct les pontsetchausecs rendnent plus accessible
lftrot coMor qui conduit auiourdhui u Iinterieur.
Enfn. ue ceremonc reigicusc, a la pompc modesto de laqncHe sassocia Ia po-
pnlaion tout eniere, cut lieu dams ianique egHse d'usat, dontl cneierc re-
cut les estes. moHels des cent quarantesix braves lachement assasines ct du
nombre pr@que double ds sodas du Csc qi avaient succombe dams e combat
dontle souvenir deneurera eernenement grave dams la memoic ct les traditions,
DIES nontagnards de PArege.
En- termnant ce reci, don't lintsrat pour ses dcux audihurs saugmemait de
laspect sintre desI euxet de lobcurne tombantc dun smr d'automne, lie vieux
guide ajouta du ton dune terrcur naive ct sapersdteuse, gull await danger de
mort pou tout habHant du pays qui cherchat a peneler apres le sdil couche7
dams les profondeurs des grotes on les anes des brgands dcnneures SANS epuEure
chretenne rcvenaient ct exeraient dahorrbies yengeances.
&c ft Gus impression de &c reHt que les denx jeunesa gems regagnerent Ia
vile de Folk, on lie kndeman, lis current la cunosis dc compuser, sous7 lepahse
couche de pouiere qui lie rccouvrat, he dosacr sucdnct du process crminel ds|
douze bigands qi n'avaent echappa a Ia fusiladc que pour penra queiques]
scmmuesd dc distance sur Iechafaud.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-15
INDISCRETION

Dams lln salon I'm hommc au mainticn
severe G%crivait; autour de lui Gtait range TN
ccrcle nombreux... on Eaisait un marriage.
Tout en- G@crivant lhomme severe jetait il
Ia dtrobee un regard sur unc petite demo!-
selIe fraichc, rose ,iIrondc, ct dams tout Peclat
dc Ia premiere jcuncsse... ce n'ctalt pas Ia
future tpouse.
AprGs que tout fut termint, l,hommc Sc
we're Sc mtla Il Ia s%ociclC, causa longtcmpS'
surtout avcc III demoisclle fraiche ct
rondc, ct Sc rctira en- acCeptant linvitatIon
qui lui ft faite, pour lie bal on lc rcpas qu'
devait avoir lieu lie soir.
BON! disait-il en- Sen %allant, ellie ma
promis de Sc trouvcr &C soir dams lie jardln!..
ere nom w.. ct Ihommc severe sautait
pressure de joie, omme I'm tcoIier qu' a
rcussi il voler les pommcs dc son pedago-
que.
La mutt a~rriva. Tn horme Sc gliSsa lie
long de la maison, on lie matin on await tait
lie marriage. Mile cris dc joic arrivaIent
du dehors. L'homme parvint au muir du
jardin, frappa trois coups dams scs mains;
trois coups scmblables rfpondircnt, ct Sc
lancant sur lie mur il rctomba bicntot de
l'autre cote!
MATS, 9 deception des abcicmcns
atroces Sc font c%ntcDdrc; une femme qnl
ttait la, s'echappe. ct avant que Phommc
ait Gu Ic temps dc Sc r%clcvcr, dcux tnor-
mes chiens l'ayaicnt saisi parl'cndroit de
son pantalon qui offrait lie plus de prise,
ct lis lie trainaicnt dams les aIltcs du Jar
din.
Au bruit des aboicmcns DIES chicns, ct
dcs cris de doulcur dc I'hommc. tout lie
monde account, on rclcva lie malhcurcux
ct I'on %rcconnut I'hommc severe qni ecri
Wait lie matin. Chacun eclat;r dc rirc.
cxcept6 la dcmoiscllc Eaichc, rose, ron
de, qui baissa les ycux en- rougiSsant.
L'hommc severe nc sautera plus dams
les jardins avant de SAVIOR sill y Il dos
chi.ns dams la maison -. &C scra pru.
dent ct sagc!...
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-15
UNE vENGENcEA RABE
Horace RAISSON.

Les Arabcs ont lhabhude dc facr Icur marriages ave beancoup dtcat.
Les coursesa cheval, dams lesqueIles on tire ds coups de ML, torment un ds
episodes principaux de ccs reouisances.
"a ces courses, ceux qnl les fournEscnt e dyscnt en- dux bandes qi sayan-
cent Pune contre fautrc ct snulent DIES combais.
Lor dune oce qui fnt ceebree amsi dams la trbu ds Chaouch, sur lie terri
tore &c Ia isassanta, ct u set rouvaient reunis ds Arabes du prince dc Mir ct de
Ihnbs sasle IS ordres de Ben-LcrL pluieurs courses current lieu sans accident
nasa la demere, FAnd Ben-Nenin ft atteint de deux bales ii cnur. pendant
que son chevaIe ait lance au grand gaop, ct il cxnra quclques inaant. apres.
y accuse de Get homicide le marabout SidiTouni, Pun des oulla du prince
de Mir, IS on await figure parni les Arabes qmi avMent tire leurs conps de sl
en- courant sur . bande al mieu de laquele Bcn-Menn stait tombe Iraappe NOR.
Itenement
Hit decide, dun commun accod. que SdiTouni, .serat conduit Immediate
mem a Ager ct ms q "a disposition du procureurgenerai.
Hen.Lecr, ayertId DC ICE qI setat pase, ariva promptement. intcuint aycc au.
Eorte, reciama tie prsonneI, sen saEit et e conduit au fort de FEnu. 9#
L. famile du defunt await etc inform6c do malheur qu venait de hi arriycr. ct
conformement aux usages arabes, elese reunit, deibera de qua1e mamerc on.a,i.
ser.ta obenirk tsfacion de Az mort dc on che, ct il ft decide que SidLTouni
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-15

Efeguher. Celnl-cl comba la tete e. signe dassenthment, prtpra son fll ct son
Iyatagn, ct qnHta Bou1arck, qni st a donze Heucs dn fort de Eau. accompagpe
q sd mere, pour accompGr lunyTc de vengcance qni li await etc impoGc.
dependant Bcn-Iecri tenant toujours son prisonnier sous les veroux Havat
Gu la paecauion dc mi fare enIeyer le piIolet quill await SUR i, suc anme
don't cut pu hirc usage N cas- dauaqnc.
Ies UNI de SdI-Iounis Sin Jaietucnt lcnrs GRANTEES netaicnt que topondeG.
OuldBen-Mcnns Sc prescnta al fort de Eau, aecompagne dc a mere pen
ldant que Hcn-Zecrl etat absent. II sc fit ouvmr dantorne les poHcs du fort pc
Inetra, touJours accompagne de IA mere, dams n rebuilt on Sidi'Touni eEt7 renter
me, annonGa &C demcr quill alat mi fMc subirI G sort dc son pee, li gMToha
ICES mans a'ec la eordc de chameaa qi cntougait "a tac, tMi inhna. foried dc
Imarchcr dcvant m. s
e. = n &c ut u NJ ans Jnsqna cinquanto pas e. deAors du fort, ct, arFfe al
IN n ura,a out Portant.un coup dc fuH dams la pourinc, puts il rachcya a cous
q yatagan, ct pour nieux asouWr sa vengeance ii bruEa# % cadasrc.
"a mere &c ceut qul exerQait Get acea de harbare, la femme &c Rcn-Mema
presente SUI 1e lieu de Ia scene, qaele n qniua que Iorsqnc les Aamnes G-
en1c consume touta faitle corpssde ceMi qni await DOME Ia mort ason mari.
uuld-Ben-aennv it immedmtemcnt rendre compile de sa conduite escsaa
Ia justice franchise. scs reponses aux questions yi hi frent flutes sat
#rcnarqnables dIndtpcndance ct d6ncrge, ct. Giles m6tcnt daue rappTbcs
Indictment. 8@.
- QH es-M,e ct poar1noi viens-tu te presenter il moiavcc dcs v6tcmcns cr.
veisd e sang ?-Jc sms le fills de Ben-tlenin! .e srs dams yotrc armec CONNIE !
SPANS pam sou leg ordrcs dc laga Marcy. Gcst moi qui al tue Sdi-Touni ccqrac
] al fHsl e feraIe encore dams les mGmcs circumstances. Sdi-Tonni await don
y s mort 8 mon pere, ct nalheur a qui nevenge pas Ia mort dan pcrc !! W.
is Vetemens que Je porte, lis sont cex dc mon pere; lis sont encore conversion
sahs q ehn ql ma dome q vie ]; vols les trous fats par les haIcs qm MON
&c cGir. Encore nnc foE, vols ccs vetemcnts cnsanglantes; anrascP
porter sans tTer vengeance u sang TiI ks couyrc ?
- q pIe est mort fchfne dun hasaTd nalhcuncus; on ma pas yoln ~
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-15
MssNMgZANM
ENGE"ANGHs

Nous voyons ave plaisir que Mr..
]. B. TERNOT, lie proprietaire du cafe
81 coquet, copnu sous lie nom d'.Assump-
hon Exchange, a Gu l'heurense idec de
dotcr Napoleonvillc DUN modesto salon
on l'on sert trois fois par semaine, le d.
manche, le mardi ct lie jeudi, de deli
cieuses CREMEs A La GLAcE.
M. Ternot meritait daja a beaucoup
de titlcs les encouragement DIES habi-
tants de lAssomption. Sa %nouvelle en-
trcprise est IN tire de plus qni ne pcut
manquer dc lui porter b%onheur... Du
reste, les danes de Napoleonville ct du
voisinage Sc transparent dtja ASSET re-
gulierement chez M. Ternot. C'est
dun bon augure pour toutc Ia saison.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-15
DA 1AAD1

Les enterprises hardic.. les projects au>
dacieux, les dangers les plus terriblcs
n'tipouvantent plus personnc.
Chacun Sc croft du courage ct chacnn
en- ,eut f,irc prcuve.
Rien ma Fair moins bravachc que
Monsieur. II Il passe sd vie entire lie
re-major ct lc mi-bemolc-mincur. Per-
some ne lie croyait aptea antrc chose
qua baillcr dc vant IN solfcgc; ct pour
tant M. 80. Sc sent parfois poss6dc dune
~yclI6ite %bclliqucuse qu'on n'cut pas ost
s%oupconncr en- lni... vons allez en- jnger.
Tout reinforcement Monsieur. await
fni ses eleyrcs ct la musique, CT await etc
d la campagnc chcrcher dcs distractions
Il scs insipidcs occupations h%abituclles.
Ii v%oulait changer IA musiqnc fastidicusc
quill cnscigne a ses eleyes avcc les dou-
ces harmonics de Ia nature.
Arrive Ia, Monsieur. sc sentit aus
sitot metamorphose; il hi fallait des agi-
%tations, DIES emotions, dcs dangers.
L'ours est, dit-on, un animal ftfocc
qnand on lie poursuit !; Monsieur s. lie
salt, ct Monsieur !. ycut poursuivre un
ours. II fait part a tous ceux qni ZEN
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-15
CHOLERA.


Nous %rcccvons la douloureuse n%onvellc
que lie cholera a fat Eruption dams les
domaincs du colonel Evaristc Mire. A
aucunc tpoquc de ses fataIes %visites, lie
heau ma sevi ayec autant d'intensite.
Dams l'espace de v~ingt-qnatre hcures,
quatorze negres a%vaient succombe, mar
di dernier, aux atteintes dc l~'effroyabic
m%oissonneur, sur I.habitation du colonel
Mirc, dams la paroisse Saint-Jacques.
Puissc-t-il arreter Ia ses ravages ct ne
pas rtpandre la desolation ct la mort lc
long dune richie ct joycuse cote
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-15
ALp11oNsE KAnR.
HOTEL WASHINGTON.

lie comfortable hotel, rendu celebre
pour tous les habitants ct voyageurs du
bayou Lalourchc, par les soins %intelli-
gents dc son fondatcur Mr.. +. Y. eau
THEIR, Went de passcr dcs mains dc &c
dern!cr entire ccllcs dc MN. MELANcoN
s. TRIcHE.
Ccs dcux %jenpes Creolcs joignent a
unc aMabilite sans egale n cntcn-
te parfaitc du difficiIc m dams
lcqucl lis %vienent de s'engager. Aus
81 lie patronage du public ne lenr a
il pas fait defaut. ChaGnc jour leur no
tel ct lcur cafe sont cuvahis par tous les
hommes que les %atfaircs appellent a Ma
poltonvil!c, par tous les visiteurs qui vcu-
lent vol. bcaucoup dc monde ct passcr
d'agreables instants.
Ccttc favour du public, lis la mtritent
a tous les %titres; puisse-t-cIIe leur etre
continues!
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-15

%tourcnt du nouvcan dGSir 1ui Went 90
gcrmcr en- lui, il Iui faut urc chase an,
ours, on -. il menace dc chantcr to,io
la journGc.
Les voi>ins ciirnyts Ini promcttcnt uno
chase palpitantc. mirobo|nntc, unc chns-
SC tc|Ic qu'on en- dot Ionstcmps gardcr
lie souvenir.
Monsicur*** attend awe impaticncc
lie Jour ixt ; cnim &C jour arrive. Mons
n'cssajcrons point dc pcindrc lie dtIirc
dc notrc artistic ~.lcvcn" rhasscur.
II ttait 6 hcurcs du matin. On pu,,.
aprcs dcux hcurcs de marchc, on arrive
dams un bois epais.
On place Monsieur Xxx an pied dun
cyprc stculairc ct on hi Dit
- Rcstcz-la !.... nous alIons b,ttro
Ia torGt, ct Tours passcra pres dc youz.
tcncz-vous pref
-C'cst bicn rtpond I~'arti>tc, dontlcs
dents commencement 4 s'cntrc-choQncr,
commc sill cnt en- la tievrc.
Les antrcs chasscurs s%'tIoigncnt, ct
Monsieur XXX, lie fuSiI en- jouc, pour nc
pas etrc surpris, rorciIIc au guest, les
ycux horriblcmcnt ouvcrls pour dtcou-
vrir du plus loin possible l'animal pour
snivi, attend dams n immobilitG qui cut
Cait honnenr au Dicu Tcrmc. Ccpcn-
dant les hcurcs s%'tconlent, l'onrs nc pa-
RAFT pas, ct la position dc ~l'artiste ne
Iaisse pas que d'etre tres fatiguantc.
les antros rhasscurs n'avaient point
tcnu lcur promcssc lis Gtaicnt rcvcnus
en- RANT a lcur domiciIc.
Quatrr hcurcs du soir tlairnt arrives
ct Monsicur***, il Gaut lui rcndrc ccttc
justice, ttait rcste idcIc au postc qn'on
lui await comic. sans E.irc I'm mouyr-
mcnt pour changer dc position. Son frs
sill ttait toujours en- jone, ct ScS ycux ton.
JOlFS 0ilS la meme dlIrCll0n.
Entin un br,it Sc f,it cntcndrc les
bronssaillcs %craqucnt, ct un sonrd gro
gucmcnt parvicnt aux GRIZZLIES du cha<-
sour.
= C'cst I'm ours So dit I%'artiStc, ct
scs jambcs trcmbIrnt sous hi. lie brult
approchc ct Monsieur *'*. ny tenant
plus. dtposc SON G,>il ;r pied dc l'arhrc,
ct lie VOLTA s'aidant dies mains, dcs pied,
ct dos gcnoux pour srinpcr sur lie
.cyrre.
lie jour etait sur lie point dc inir o
qnand les autrcs chnsscurs pcrscnt d yc-
mir dclitrcr %l'artistc dc la tongue Fiction
quils lui ont Elit montcr.
On arrive a I'cndroit Oh on ravait Iais-
sc, ct gr.nde est l'inquittudc en- ne lc
royan: pas.
On Sc rc&rdc avcc ttonncncnt,
quand t~out-a-conp IN chut'!!attirc Eat
%tcntion gtin%eralc!... on lcvc les ycux.
ct on decousrc Monsieur pcrtht Il
Fextremite dc Parbre, ct rcgardant avec'R
cffroi d unc ccrtainc distance.
- Que diable faitcs.yous Ia ? lui de-
mapdc.t-on.
- Chut !! chut continue l'artistc...
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