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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-11

'ni le~qnr!~ Sc t'ousc Victor Hugo, sou
caches Paris.
Emile de Cirardin p a5andonnt l.
reduction Dc Ia Prcssc ct n annonce j
<es amis qn'ii pensait SC retircr aux Etat,
Unis.
Les socia|istos de Ia Nievre ont brittle
les archives du ddpartcnont.
lie cnm'o de Chamhord vouapt SON
der les intentions dcs cnbiucts ronar-
chlqu"S s'cSt trnnsporte i Nicnnr ri y
ohto"n nno andi"ncc du prince de Sch
wHsfzrmbcrg qni hi a assure. que Ic cor
vcrncmcnt de E.oniS Napoleon scrait re
comm par tons les cabinets curopfrns.
oni~ N'po!ton snprrmt sorxAxrE
TREIzE Jo"RNAvx !....-Oh !ibcrt9 ely
seen, dc Ia prcs~c !,
Les jonrna"x de Paris pnblirnt unc
!c'trc de Jfr0m" Bonapartr dans laqucIc
il con>ci''c an President Ia moderation
ct un sincere appel nu penplc.
lie Constitutional. feuilIc tly>ecnnc.
annoncc quo tout lc dt'rnrtcm"nt dcS
b">scs-A'p"s est an ponvoir dcs socia-
Ii,tcs.
PIns;curs Itgitimisics ct orltanistes in
tluens ont fait actc d'adhfsion an go.vcr-
nemcnt de !.oni, Napoleon.
Les amis du prince de Jo;nyiEle. en-
!isant dams les ournanx angais Quill So
prorosait de lever i'ttcndard de Ia re-
contrc Louis Napoleon, Iui ont
tcrlt pour Zen di~Sunicr.
Les departemcns dn Gers. dn Var ct
dc l.ot-et Garonnc ont ttt mis- cn etat
/ siege.
LA Putrie a contrcdit lo bruit que lc
Sc proposait de .aviScr Ic
a,l' dcs taxes.
o. t,'it 't' Dog "i,n;u que 1000 lu-
urges marchaient lc s decembrc sur
cite Vile. maiS qu'ils ont rcbrousse che
min en- apprenant q"'ils y rencontrc--
aicnt nne vivc resistance. lis cmnc-
aicnt nvcc enx pinsicurs fonct. nn;,ire>
HIIs avaIcAt >urrris.
l.c Mini>trc &c la Cncrre Il transn,i.
fo"S les gtntranx i'ordrc de E,irc f.
Her lnnstdiatcmcnt ton, &C. cni sop
oseraicnt anX act"s dcs auforites ,onsn
t6eS.-Five la Constitution
lc Minjstrc dc l'Inft,icur, dams I'M
import ads cS>6 al President hi anroncc
ne les nsnrgts ont attaqut la force pu- |
Eilu" dams pIrsicrrs lncaIitts ct provo
ne dc sangIantcs collisions. /
Dcnx mile ins''rgj, Sc sont cmparts il
i>tcron, d" Ia citadcits'. q'.i await pour :
'ntc gs,rni>on que 50 horn'nes. {
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-11

NJ. Mole s'est cmprcsse de donncr aux
nctcs dc sc< coIIegacs unc adhesion qpi
nest pas sans dig"i't, ct que lie Journal
de- DGbots Gu lie courage dc repro
iuire
Apras avor e,t on matiu. dit NJ.
Mole, cxpuls6 de chez NJ. Daru. vice
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lninze jours au moins, avant 'exDirat;on du
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ANNONCES:-Pourle les insertions .annonces
avis, etc, etc. les conditions sont les suvantes
Par DIX LIGNEs, ponr Ia ere insertion s 90
Pour les insertions suvantes :::::: so
On execute a-l'imprimere dn PIoyN1Er. ct CO
ARK prix les plus moderes, toutes espcces d on
wages typographiqncs, (.Iobs.) teis qrc, cARTEs
AeTuREs, PAMPHLETS, BLANCs, ETC, ETC.
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ut"t'o" ct de Ia rdpu5Iiquo ma pas atc
repandu sur un sol ingrat,
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gerous. 1t 10 small comfort to man who -
mortally wounded, to be told, while IN the ago.
MES Of death, that the person who inn'cted
the wound did NOT intend TO do il. The man
dies. lust as certainly as though the killing
had been prompted by the most deliberate
malice.
We are not moved by any private griefs, to
saw what we have said. We have been abused
enough in our day, to be sure; but we are not
certain that we may not have deserved all that
has been said of us, though We cannot exactly
see what particular reason any of our good
natured friends may have had for making us
the subject of comment. We lift up ourvoice
against this evil, because in all time, it has
been one of most serious character, and be-
cause, at present, ii seems to be increasing
all over the world. Our own city, and our own
society, are doubtless as good, as charitable,
as virtuous, as any city, or any society IN The
world. But they are far from being perfect IN
this particular, and it is for their benefit that
we sneak
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Tpihufe Of Resnecf.

At meeting OF the pupils of Mr.. Alexander
Martins School, held this morning, May 9th, 1882
for the purpose of paying thelast tribute of respect
to the memory Of their late school-mate, Walter P
Crump. JOHN H. ELLERSON was called to the
chair, and WIN R. WILSON appointed Secretary
Robert "A. McCabe, James j. Matthew'S and George
Nicholas We're appointed committee to draft suit
able resolutions, who reported the following, which
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God, in his di-
vine Providence, to take from our midst our be-
loved companion, WALTER P. CRUMP, there.
fore,
Ist, Resolr red, That while we bow with submis.
sion to the will of God we deeply lament the sad
fate that has deprived Us of an associate who
had endeared himself to US all by his afactionate
manners and many excellent qualities, and whose
place can never be supplied.
end ReS0lred, That We do deeply sympathze
with his afflicted parents and friends and offer to
them oar heartfelt coincidence
3rd, ResolUed That a copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to his bereaved asni y, and that they
also be published in the city news papers
JOHN II. ELLERSON, Chairman
VIM. R. WILSON, Secretary. M 29-lt*
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We never saw French poluoon in our lives,
never heard Of one, and did not believe, until
now, that there was such thing in nature
We are very much disposed to think that that
monstrous anomaly has been found in the per-
son of NJ. de Sartiges. When his conduct shall
have become known at the Tuileries, we have
not the least doubt that he will be recalled
We hone he will be, for the honor Of the great
French nation, the most military, and conse-
ouently the most punctlious upon points OF
honor. that has ever existed. He ought TO be,
in honor of the great days Of France-of her
Two hundred battles fought intwenty. five years.
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MORE NEW BOOKs-TaoYTs :
la % - -; - -
AND naNT

ICHMOND AND UANFlI,IE EE
HI ROAD.-CHANGE OF HOUPs-on! AZ,
after Monday, May IL, le52, regular nssaan anu
train will run between Richmond and the Inno.seF
connecting at the Junction with Flag q CO.. ION,
Z. Stages for Burkeviile, Charlotte Conf u, Hne
Halifax Court House, Danville, Milton and Groese'
borough. The train will stop for passengers Is
at the following points: Manchester, powS,SS
Robiou's, Coalfeld, Toms hawk, Powbstan NJ
tosx, SCOTS Shop, Amelia Court House, Wvsnas-
and jennings Ordinary.
Leave Richmond every day except Sunday 8,
o'clock, A. NJ. Returning, leave the junction .,
1850, A. NJ.
Children over g. and not over IL years Of soa
half price to any points except the two 6Tst,
named. Servants travelling by themselves must
be furnished with two passes, so that one can be-
retained in the Office; and it must be expresslv
stated on the pass that they are permitted "a -
ON the cars. A freight train will leave picbros3
every Wednesday. Parties forwarding goods INNS,
have them on the ground the previous evening.
N B.-The Stage leaves the Junction eve.
ry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, in connection
with the above points and returning, meets the
cars at the same point every Monday, Thursday
and Saturday.
Through ticket from Richmond to Danyille. $40
Do do do Greensboro 10
Through passengers not providing themselves
with tickets will DE considered as way passengers
and charged an increased rate OF fare
my 90 John II. OSBO RNE. Supt
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II CACHES, RATS AND MICE
wisn % rid your houses Of these ,sr,shl- you
you nave only TO purchase box OF gurgs.s pests,
Roach, Nat and Mouse Exterminate,r - 2 Cos
cost you only Is cents. Ii has been s.,., wli
and testimonials of its efficacy have beer .fsd
ny numerous respectable hotel ke~sar1 ny n'sned
YORK, Philadelphia and Baltimore. a,,J /, III " New
tried by numbers OF the citizens Of Ricbnos oeen
found to be all that 1t is Represented ne,o add
box and try il. For sale, wholesale and rsy. oay
THOMAS II GRFSusWb "
my <g-Iw - lOea Broad stress
MORE NEW BOOB. .-Tao...
Is1 GRESHAM, Broad street, has iust ,esa as d.
Roderick Random, by Tobias snolct. s I'd
edition, iliustrated-price 80 cents eaeap
Hunting the Romantic, or the Adven.,.
Novel Reader, from the French work n ~ =. OF
au Roman, OF Jules Sandesu-price so cent 'na'se
LittelPs Living Age, No. 420-psice 70 10 oou..
Democratic Review for April. with Inns .ehts
Marshall, Of Calitornia-price IS cents F'Nail q
A fresh supply OF the Earls Ward reee;vs5
25 cents copy '1--ony
Altamont, or the Charity Sister, by the Hon ".
Norton-.25 cents H"n dTs
Craigallan Castle, by Mrs Gore-25 cent.
Harpers Magazine Tor Jupe-25 cents
Kate Penrose, or Life and its Lessons m AZ,
Hubback-25 cents " mlss
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Ey Mexican dIustang LinimenI, I'M
provement, Progress Growth.-These are now the
order of the day. And the great desire for these is
the owing cause 10 the great advancement now in
operation in The Medical world. New light blazes
up and old practises and old mixtures are discard
ed. The six new astonishing combinations in the
Mustang Liniment enables it TO penetrate fiesh,
nerve and muscle, and drive out disease and assist
hto recover her lost powers, and become
iaealny, which ID evidently the true cause why 1t
10 90 successful and why SO many ubvsicians that
are acquainted with its virtues prescribe and re.
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AZ CROWDS OF Ladies Ihrong 0Ur
kouns for the superior aud splendid STYLE OF Da.
guerreotypes taken by the elegant patent process.
which is, no doubt, the greatest Improvement ever
discovered IN this beautiful branch OF science
Our Pictures are acknowledged by the public and
press to be the most beautiful and life like portraits
taken in the country. Prices very low indeed for
a superior picture.
Rights for sale for any part of Virginia excepting
Norfolk and Richmond. MOULSOE'S
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery,
myll No. 40 NJ ain street
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nANYILLE RAILROAD.

We understand that the friends of this ROAD
| are about to circulate for signature by the
freeholders of the city, petition to the Com
mon Council to open poll to asc ertain the
sense of the free-holders upon the PROPOSE.
ton to. subscribe $4,000 to the increas-
ed capital. We should think that no free
holder would object, and that the vote Of
the Council would be unanimous. For,
LIST. The city already owns 100000 in the
road.
3D. OF the original stock ISL ,500,O0O| pri-
vate citizens own 100000.
Sd. "a miles of the road have already been
opened, the grading to Stanton River is
under contract, and will be completed by the
end OF the year, when the road will pay six
per cent, and on twenty miles at the other end
OF the road, the grading and masonry are under
contract, and the heaviest part of the work is
completed.
4th. While the city of Richmond is already
receiving considerable advantages from the
| opening of certain quarries on the road, by the
reduced freight on coal, and by the opening
OF the trade of Appomattox river, the sub
scribers to the road, in Pittsylvania, franklin
and Henry who have subscribed $4,000,
| have as yet derived no advantages therefrom.
9Th. 1t is highly important that the compa-
| ny should have the use of the $4,000 addi-
tional capital
9th. 1t is of the highest importance to Rich
mond owning through her citizens or in her COR
porate capacity, 100000 in the stocks that the
road should be completed as soon as possible.
She took, on the former occasion, one third OF
the stock that under the charter might be taxi
en- by private individuals or corporate bodies
and she is now requested to take one fourth of
the increased stocks answering to the same
description.
If Richmond will take the $4,000, it has
been ascertained beyond doubt that Halifax
will take $50,000, Piusy lvania 10000, Henry
10000, Amelia 200. The whole amount
thus made up will reach $4,000, and as the
State is obliged to add her three fths, amount
ing in this case TO S3l5,0O0, it will give the
road the full amount of her increased cap.
ital. Surely this request, considering the
immense interest at stake, will not be refused
by the free-holders, who must see the impor.
lance of Richmond's having potential voice
IN the councils of the company. By the char
ter, the tree-holders, and the free-holders alone
can vote and should the tree-holders not gran
this very reasonable request, it must become
absolutely necessary TO change this feature
Property holders have the matter now in
their own hands; we hardly think they would
desire to have it taken out of them.
The petition to the Council, will, of course
be that poll be opened for ascertaning the
sense of the free holders upon the additional
subscription.
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ELECTION IN AMELIA.-We are indebted to
q friend for the following returns from Amelia
county:
Judge of Court of Appeals-Rcbertson 21S;
Daniel, 10.
Judge of Circuit Court-Nash, 492 Meade,
90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-29

FIRE ON SHIPBoAKD.-The ship Prentice
which was on fire at Charleston on the 9TH of
May, ain took fire on Wednesday morning last
and was nearly consumed. She had on board
I4OO bales of cotton and so terces of rice
Insured at Havre.
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ELECTIoN.-The Petersburg Express of
VIM. Daniel, to the Court of Appeals, and the
reelection of Judge John w. Nash, as Judge
Of the Circuit Court.
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EACTs AND FICTIONs.-An odd volume

L'taC > aND TIL IIO4ESs-ltH Uul FOI uLlt
l. of Facts and Fictions, by Mrs Julia Mayo Ca
bell, of Richmond, Va, vol IL mo--50c
This little volume will commend itself to the
Richmond reader, not only from It's own merits,
but from the design with which, as we learn from
it's preface, it has been published The products of
the sale, after paying the cost of publication, will
be appropriated towards the erection of Work
house, an object which is of the most vital impor.
tancs to the welfare of this city.
We cannot too strongly applaud the good sense
and humanity displayed by the fair authoress of
this project. And we beg to know ii there is any
citizen of Richmond so churlish and ungallant az
not to second the enterprise under such auspices
Weinvoke every man in this city to buy one of
these books if for other purpose than to aid in
rdding our streets of the wretched Migrants by
whom they have been so long infested"-Rich
mond Republican.
Published and for sale by
NASH e. WOODHOUSE,
mJCt Eagle Square.
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- Let every one wno has not yet used the eel.
ehre;ed Arabian Liniment, go to the agent and he
WIN furnish you with a pamphlet, gratis, contain
ing much valuable information with regard to the
treatnen: Of cattle, &c; and It will also give Won
certificates OF cures performed by H. G. FarrelI's
Arabian Imminent, which have never been eoualled
aud which cures were effected after the failure
of the most scientific physicians. SEE advertise.
ment. nv ia
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" The Fredericksburg News states that
all Of the lower part of the Rappahannock
Canal, damaged by the late freshet, has been
put in thorough repair, and is ready for trans
portation. On the Upper sections some slight
injuries were done, which will be repaired this
week, when the whole line will be in better
order than il ever was.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-29

~ S. P. Gerrish, merchant of Troy,
Maine, was knocked down in Boston last
Tuesday night and robbed of 500.
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RlCHMOND. va.

" We must positively request our adser-
Using friends to send US their advertisements
as early as they possibly can. Ow advertising
is very heavy, and when they are received at a
late hour they impose heavy buiden on the
printer.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

See the advertisement of the Danville Rail.
road Company.
These are certainly go-ahead times in which
| we live Who could have suspected twenty
years ago that it would ever be possible toreach
the White Sulphur Springs from Richmond in
two days!
The immense convenience this arrangement
will afford 10 persons not only living in Rich
mond, but in reach of the great Northern and
Southern route from Savannah TO Boston,
is too evident to require illustration. A
person may now reach the springs from the
former place in FIVE dsys-from Charleston in
four-from Washington, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and New York in three. We expect to
see extended to this enterprise, all the patro-
mage it so eminenty deserves. Let those who
wish to visit the Springs call at the DanvilIe
Depot
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.MITH,s LOTTEKY OFFICE,
No. liz Broad Street, Shockoe Hill, opposite Fred
ericksburg Depot

For To-Day.-Cirsni Consolidated, Class NJ
Capitals l OF $4,000, OF 250U0 Of logs 5oi
10000, Of $780, 100 of 2000 ia Of 300, oeng tae
lowest No prize. 76 numbers, IL drawn oaio1s.
Tickets S20-shares in proportion. ,,o-o
Also, Small Fry-Cspitals Of $500, OF lZoo'
besides a number OF other prizes loE one dolat
only. rs numbers, u drawn.
my 24-lm
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~ The Office OF the New Yori. Her.
ala, Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore sun, Baltimore
Clipper and General Depot for all the Newspapers.
Magazines, and Chea? Publications, is at 1904
Broad street, opposite the Broad Street Hotel
THOMAS ii. GRESHAM
ap tS General Agent
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m3St
NEW ILLUSTRATED ENULIsH Ed

NEW ILLUSTRATED ENGLISH EDI-
~ TON The Life If Samuel Johnson, LII D.
comprehe ndng an account of his studies and nu.
merous works, in chronological order, by James
Boswell Esq.
The Mormons or Latter Dav Saints, with memoirs
OF the life and death of Joseph Smith, the Anne ri.
can Mahommet
Womans Journey Around the World from vi.
emma to Brazil, Chih, Tahiti, China, Hindoostan,
&c, &c, by Ida Pfeitfer.
Pictures OF Travel. in the South of France, by
Alexander Dumas.
Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusion and
the Madness Of Crowds, by Chas Mackay.
The Buried City of the East, a narrative of the
discovery of Mr Layard and NJ Balta.
The Book of English Songs from the 10Th TO the
18th century.
Travels in Tartsry, Thibet and China, during
the years 1644-5-6, by NJ Hue. Received and for
sale by A. MORRIS,
my ~ 81 Main street.
BEWARE OF TERFEITS.-
u Thompson's Bank Note ana Commercial Re-
porter for June, contains tu descriptions of all re.
cent counterfelts Price per month, IL cents; do.
per year, TO city subscribers) IS cents do. per
year, 90 country do) 81 For sale, wholesale or
retail by
my2j GIN. WEST & BROTHER
SUPERIOR BLACK iNk.-Ihis lax pos.
~ sesses all the qualities required for good wri
ing Ink suitable Tor The quill, and admirably adapt
ed To the steel pen. IL improves by age and will
not corrode, mould, precipitate, decay. For
sale III ounce ounce, pint and quart bottles by
my 20 e. NJ WEST & BROTHER
I ADIES' SLIPPERS AND TIEs.-Just
IL received by Express, beautiful lot of Slips
and Ties, such usually sold for 81 % They
will be sold for the small sum of 81.
No ~ Main street, Sign of the Boot at
my29 WALsH's.
| ADIEs' THIN SOLE MOHOC co
IL BOOTS-lust received. an exc.llent l9t Of gu.
perior hitting and durable Morocco Boots for sale
cheap at WALSH'S.
my 20 40 Main street. Sign of the Boot
TOBACCO AND CIGARs.-Havana and
l. Principe Cigars, large assortment of the
finest brands; Gilmsn's, Hsrdgrove's and Lynch.
burg Chewing Tobacco for sale by
PURCELL. LADD a. CO,
my ~ Druggists 81 Main street.
E,INE SALAD OIL.-salad oil, of extra
Il quality, tor sale by
PURCELL, LADD L. Co.
my ~ Druggists, 90 Main street.
lNHiTK MAksEILLEs VEST.--TIaia.
W corded and figured white Marseilles Vests va.
rions patterns snc prices slso colored Narcotics
silks &C., for sale low, Tor cash al the one nree
Clothing house of s roe
Mem, CHlLES & BALDWIN
ny % No. Toe Main street.
TOBACCO NUFACT URERs.-A
L small supply Of the very fret quality, Tunoua
Bean. for sale by
my2s MAYO a. ATKINSON.
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LAMBERT;s OFFICE,
I4tn Street, under Exchange h0tei'

Drawn Nos Kentucky, Class No l22, May "a
So SO 81 40 50 "A IS 80 Al p
Whole Is IS Al, small prize. LAMBERT.
For To-Day.-The Delaware safe Louety'
Glass No II. Capitals $4,000, l5,O0J, s0OJ 1OVV'
2230 ~ Of 2G0O, &c. IS numbers, ii drawn. Tea
cts Sl0-shares n proportion. =,
rzT Also, One Dollar Lottery. BY ~
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sTRATTON,. OFFICE.

Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Class Ia Nay Y:
IS 80 "a 40 80 "A 10 80 Al 20 5.
Splendid Scheme TO-Day.-Capi.a's $40
COO, $4,000, 600. $780, 1880, 81 prizes CT 1900 %
OF 400, 90 OIL $780, &c. rs NUMBERS, IL drawn. TICK
cts $40 my 20