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Fresno, lit observer MeIcy un peu ras-

Fresno, lit observer Melcy un peu ras-
sure.
- Je suis dispose a le c%roirc, reprit lie
cheyaIier; dependant il y a des gems qui
p%ensent le contraire, c'est-a.tire qn'ils
osent snpposer que ces doubles soins oni
amene une double intrigue.
- Ces gehs-la sont infames! s'ecria
Castor hors de lui.-I ny a qua re-
garder cette jeune file pour comprendre
l'odleux dune teile snpposition. Je voa-
drais qu'on SC permit devant moi d'avan-
Ger de pareilles caiomnies !!
-Je yots al dit, Castor, reprit Dam
pierre avec %tranquillite, Que %personnelle-
ment je snis enclm a admettre les denx
sednctions anxqneiles Nj He de Fresno est
en- butte CONNIE Sc neutrafisant Pune
fantre; mais %'avoue que celia m'importe
assez pea. Les fcmines de cette cour
scat destinees tot OF iard a faillir; lear
resistance nest qu'nne question dc temps.
Ce qui m'occupe. c'est votre snreta: ie
la croyais compromise en- vons voyant
soir alier sur les brisees de deux TOM
petitenrs pen patiens; mais depuis que
je c%onnais In main don't vo,rs avez sniyi
i'impulsion, je mseffraie advantage.
- De luclle mauyaise intention soup
c%onnez-vous la refine I demanda Meicy
Gu 'e%molgnant, pour ce qui lie %conccrnail,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-17
PHILIPPE NASY.
T.4ILLEUR.
Napoleonvilie, pres NJ. Jacs H. Al
mendinger. mecanicit ~
AIMS done, c'e,t lie roi +? II
le jeune calviniste, j
Ia n~arrateur continue . I'll

Alnst uohcs e7t ~ ioi VI s0iifa
le jeune calyinistc,
lie narrateur continua /:
- lie troi.ieme fills d'IIenri Ia mas
une' figure parfaite, mais il posse cette
elegance de m%anieres, ces formes che
valler qui lie distipgaent an milidse Ia
plus agreeable ~ieunessc. II A de aprit.
de rinstrnction, s'expriine a meilie.
ct Ton dill que dams nnc c~onversati fa-
miliere, les mots henrenx, les relies
%piquantes lui viennent abondamht.
Avec de tells avantages ct son 1.-THE
roi, il est diaicile gull ne Sc hsss,s
etonter; Mite de Tfrsi,e parlt troll
da plaisir a %feniendrc; les COURTS
bien appris Sc r~etirerent devant
prince, ct la reine-mere don't lie pous
s'augmente de toutes les faiblesses de-
e%nfans, encourages TINT qu'elie pat
rencontres solitaires d'lIenri lii ct de
lenne file.
Eu Get entIroit dn recit de Dampier,
Gaston Sc seva ct ~parcournt Ia chamb
dun pas agile. Quand il vint Sc Iasseo
le ct,evalier ajoata :
80 Les chooses Ell etaient Ia, c'est.
dire qn'on cfoyait gensralement que
He roi n',sait pas encore triomphe
Mile de Fresno, son martyr ne ser,
plus long, toIsluc IL due dc Guise rsvi
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81 lenr jalonsiesetait jnslifee, Mel
cy. vons auriez bient6t fait connaissance
avec lee %poignards on les balles de leur.
s%icaires.
Melcy SQUIRT dedaigneusement.
Des frayeurs 81 pner.les seraient
mleux placee- sous ie froc dun moine
que sous lie ponrpoint dun soldat, dit
il.
A ces mois. Dampierre Sc leya en-
%ia'ssant percer lie desappointement dun
donneur davis qn'on refuse de croire. :
J'ai fat ce que 'ai dc, repIiqnat-
il; maintenant c'csi a yous de decider
sill 'ous convent d'exposer vos ionrs
pour II femme qui yous a tonrDe Ia
cerYelle Ell dansant la romanesea ct en-
regMdant les ~etoiles. ssaA
CASTOR lni prit Ia main avec ami lie, 10
remefcia de ses coDsells, mai- il le laissa
s'eloigner. II ne pouvait iui dire 1neIIc
chafne mysterieuse le liait 4 SoIange, ct
lie trouble de son cnur, la confusion de-
ses ldees donna;esh an jenne protestant
le plus vlf desir de Sc r~etrouver dams In
solitude.
hG sais an sroehats nanfrs.}
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M3AS ~NaSASsHA0M,

Commencement d la loi
INK - ct en- vertu dune proc!a.
Ms5SSSHNgsSsSs.sM nation de Son Excellen-
MseAaxrss" ce Joseph Walker, gou-
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&EA&A1ATHu-f CP JOStjtu " dlhSls Stu
~ verneur de PEtat de ia
Louisiana, datee du IL aodt 1852, des Elec,
tons seront tenues dams la ~paroisse AS
som JtiOn. "n + ''H
Mardi, lie 2tne jour du mois de novembre
1852, depais 9 heures A, NJ, jusqu'a 4 heu'
res p. M. dams lie but d'eiire DIES EIectpnrs
pour Get Fiat pour voter pour un President
et I'm Vice President des Etats-Unis.
les Iieux d'e.eclioAs sont les memes que
plus has. rf.4@
C~enformsment anssi Il Ia loi, ct a me
proclamation de son ExceIience Joseph
Walker, gotIverncur de IEtat de- la LonI-
%Eiane, datGe lie 3 anat 1852, des Elections
seront tenues dams la paroisse Assumption,
Maldi. lie 2me jour du mois de novembre
1852. depuis 8 heures A. NJ. jusqu'a a heu-
res =. N. pour accepter ou ~reJeter la Cons
tituiDn. claque vofant ayant sar son scrutln
lie mt CONSTITUTION acceptee,' on Cons
titioi re jct6p," on tout autre mo! qni expr'-
mera intention du votant, ledit scrltin sera
rdGpose dans une boite tenle Il Get usage.
4 Les conmissaires receyront les votes sous
III vieile gu la nouyeAe Constitutions.
Les leux d'Electioras sont CONNIE srit {:
PREHliR DISTRlCT-Chez Juan Ale
maid on dams lie voisinag"; connlissa
res, Nctave Wives, Nellie Leblanc Ell
Juan Alptnali.
2,ne Distrirt-Au cafe dc Devi!licrs OH dams
lie volslngr; commissaires IlGoph!ie
Fernando, Andre Acosta ct Trasinon
Trahani. s.a.. Vie
Sine Observation-Disclosures Sew rim Landry
pres Feg'is paroissia!e, on dams lie
voisinage !; ommissaires, Alrxandre
Guillo', Nartsse Templet ct Martin
M&laucon.
4me Distric,-Chs Marius Albagnac on
dams lie yoisiape; coinmissaires. f..
Landry, w. WPugh ct Marius Alba
gnac. EE.-a ...
5me District-Chez Drauzin Himel gu dams
a lie voisinagr; connIissaiies, J. Left
wich, Clairyill Hanel ct Amedee Tee.
6me District-Au iaEe de Maxilc Bo,,-
drcaux on danHe voisinagt: commits
s%aires, TheodnN f.abadie, Aug. FREE
min et4Eiie haAry.
Tine Dislrict-A Probation de T.. F.. Mail
hot on dams lie gnsiuage; cniminissairrs,
W. K. SIMS tit:ent Landry ct Oh.
Beilot.
Sine Districi-A laMafon de Cour dr cefte
paroIssr; cotnflsSares, {. l.. Mavor
ct \. III. Fole.
9ms Ebistric,-Au blarsAde ". G.. T.. Gau-
tliirr, a Paincer'&ale; commis~a.r res.
]. d. Dagas, IIis GiiIet ct q. w.
Jones.
lone ID Observation-Disclosures landry gu
dams lie voisiisag' afinissair"s, E;g.
C~olnean'iiis, Vibr leblanc ct saye-
rim Landry.
lime Observation-Disclosures MolIare
commissioners. H,olyte Bra,ld, Ant.
Diez ct Marcelin. Leblanc.
l2me District-Chez tenne Penisson on
dams lie voisinagtcommi<saires, E.
Peuisson fills, Cleopl,aseaisson ct Zephi-
rim Gifoir.
I3me District-Chez ,Aclet Simoneau on
dams lie voisinage; ,nmissaires, Ana
clet Sinoneaii ct w. Porche. {
lane District Chez Demo Rentrop OF, Z
dams lie voisinage; c'missaires, Pier =
re Theriot, p. Rentn ct Chs. Gros. I
E- rs c:omfnlssaircsi election de-, /
dillerens bnreaux ci-dess NOMINEES par
Ie Jury dc Police dc la ppis>e Assornp !
tor snnt reqnis dc tenir hite election, :
ct d.en fire les retours asherif ~sonssi-
gne conlormement a Ia loi
Paroisse Assumption, lie ,sept. 1852.
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%AESTyNA MNgAGE,

fSSsSssS5saaa g|sesSEsssA leIcy Joseph Walker, Go
SsA $ssNIsyyNs.kSs vernon Of the State Q
&S%S Louisiana, dated 18th Al
gust 1852, will lie held in The parish o
Assumption, on Tuesday, the I'd day no,
veinber 1852, from 8 O'Clock A NJ. to
O'Clock p. M. for the purpose OF ~eirctiig II,
electors for this State, to vote for Il President
and Vice-President of the United States.
Places of Elections are the same as below.
Pursuant also TO law and a proclamation
of his ExccIlrncy Joseph Walker, Governor
OF the State of Louisiana, dated the 3D. At
gust 1852, Elections will be he'd in The
parish Of assumption, on Tuesday, the I'd
OF november 1852, from 8 O'Clock A.. VI. to
4 O'Clock p. M. for The purpose Of voting o.
accepting or rejecting the Constitution. each
voter having on his ticket, written the word
Constitution accepted or Constitution reier-
ted, or such words as will convey distinctly
the intention Of the voter, said ticket will
be deposited in a box KEEP for that purpose,
the Commissioners will receive 'he votes
under the old and ne / Constitution.
The places of Elections are as fellows I:
FIRST WARD. At or near Juan A!eman'<
residence; commissioners, Octave Vi
YES, Meiixe Leblanc and J. AIeman.
Dad Ward. At or neat IA. DevilIer's coffee
house; commissioners, Th6ophile Fer
nandrZ, Andre Acosta aud Tyasimond
Trabant.
3rd Ward. At or near the plantation ofSc-
verin Landry near the parrochial
church; commissioners, Alex. Gulliot,
Narci>se Tem}let, IL p. NJ. M6.aiieon.
ith Ward. At or near Marins A~!bagnac's
residence; commissioners, 4. Landry,
w. w. Pugh & hEarius AIbagnac.
9Th Ward. At or near Drauzin HitneI's re-
sidence; commissioners, J. Letiwich,
ClairviEle Hiinel and +. A. TGte.
6th Ward. At or near the coffee house of
Max;Ie Boudreaux; commissioners, 1h.
Labadie, Aug. Fremin and E.. Landry.
It'll Ward. At Or near the plantation of z.
+. Mailhot; commissioners. W. "A. Sims,
Vincent Landry & Charles Bellot,
Sth Ward. AT the court house; commission
ers, Z. L. Masor and 4. NJ. Foley.
Ward. At the BILLIARD room ofChs. J. r.
Gautilier, in P~aincourtsilie; conmissio-
ners, j. b. l.. Dugas, Felix Gillct ct
G. w. Jones.
10th Ward. At or near the residence of
Dltfossa'd Landry; commissioners, L.
Comran fills, tiIeor Leblanc aud Seve-
rim Landry.
llth Ward. At the residence Of /. Hollere;
commissioners, Hipolyte Himcl, Mar
ceiin A. Leblanc and Antoine Hipz.
9Th Ward. Al or near the residence OF e.
I&n:ssof; commissioners, Etienne fe-
n;ssen fits, IephiriL Giroir and CLEO
phas Penissun.
9th Ward. AT or near the residence of 4.
Sisnoneat, in Pierre Part; commissio-
ners, A, Slmoneau and J. V. Porchc.
4th Ward. At or near the residence of Dl
Rentrop, in Grand River; commission
ers, Pierre Theriot, Dnrcino Reatrop :
and Charles Grcs. a
o. The commissioners Of the sevcra l
r%ecincts appointed BY the Police jury 6
f the Parish Of Assumption, arc hereby D
to bold said election and 10
'akc the returns thereof according to !
wv.
Parish Of Assumption, sep. 22th 1852. .
A. f. Hickman. Sheriff.
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EVtT DE IA IOulSIANE.-Cou,
"n Cinqniene District Judiciairc.-
t"iol,>c Assumptions.
Succession de Joseph Gr,ndin ct Fran
coist Ieonard.
En- vertu dun dccret de Is Cour du CinquiG-
me District Jndiciaire de lLtat de Ia Louisiana
dams ct pour la paroisse Assumption, sous Ia
date du I octobre 1852, il seri otiert en- vcnie
P%HbllqUe par Ie sous~igne encanteur pour ia pa
roIsSe assumption, Ncndrpdi lie u noyemhrc
1852, dix Irures du matin, la ~piopri,tc sui
vante, appartenant aux dites successiCIis. a.
yoir.
I'm terrain situa en- cette Daroisse, dams lie
Brute St-AIartir, .nesuran, soixanle- quinze pieds
A. lace au Bayou Olivier sur cent plcds de pro-
t]endcur, les i!gncs termant de manitre d for
mcr "n terrain borne dun cote par Ia terre de
john Mccartney ct dc I'autre cota par ceIIe de
{HicleI Landry, ensemble avec tonteS les BATS
AS ct anIs iioratiotss qui s'y trouvent.
WA lrrmt> - I ouH'uou~
'fVoitit en- mars 1853 ct l'autre motto en- mars
laNN. hacqncrcUr deVant ionrnlr bonnie ct sut-
hSHsle caution ct hypot"Gque spIciaIe Ju~qu'a
paria't raIcment ayec iutcrGt d ralson de hut
ponr cent par an en- cas- de Eon %palenen' a
cCheaucc.
Paroissc Assumption. lc Oct. 1852.
DESIRE LEHL ANC,
D EnCAitrur.
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JULES hI.AUPAs5
EDeM5SEee

Fair les PREPARATIONS de MenbIes ct
Billiards, Vernissage. &c, Garnitures de
Sopha., Faateuil-, Chaiscs ct tout &C qui
concerle son etat.
Residence pres NJ. jacob Fl. .Almendingpr,
Macanicien.
NAPOLEONVILLE,. -
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A VENDRE

III Establishment comm sous le nom de Smo-
sNh Ike bend wood yard, CONSTANT en- machi-
nes a vapeur, cabestans, chaines, scies, cordes
forge complete, ETC., ect. On peut Y faire 20,
cordes de bois par jour. L'emplacement serait
acquis a 'achetenr pour ans. S'adresser sur
les lieux, e mile au-dessus de Donaldson.
meme bord. @
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WAGONS, Carts, Timber wheels, DC
made to order, at reasonable prices and &C.
commodating terms by applying at No II,
tlo%nalsonviIle. 65 81
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH Of assumption.
EEEeHgN',s SALE.

BY virtue of and in obedience to ali ordinan.
ce OF the Police Jury of the aforesaid rarlsl
dated goth september 1852; | will offer at pu.
bic sale on Saturday sixth november next,
1892, at ten O'Clock A. NJ. at the Ceurt House
OF this palSh, The following Ferries to wit:
iSt. The Ferry situated opposite Sylvere
MeidIgOn OF III the ueigborhood.
End. The Ferry situated opposite Paincourt-
vile.
3nd. The Ferry situated opposite the Pa
rochial Church.
4th. The Ferry situated opposite Napoleon
vile.
9Th. The Ferry situated opposite Marius
A~lbagnac's residence.
9TH. The Ferry situated opposite Drausln
Hlmels residence or at Labadie-
vile.
9TH. The Ferry situated at Bayou Corne.
9Th. The Ferry situated on Bayou Pierre
Part opposite the residence of Louis
Comeau.
9th. The Ferry situated at the Bay of
Bayou Pierre Part, near the resi-
dence Of Joseph Frioux.
10th. The Ferry situated opposite Jean
Alleman's residence.
18th. The Ferry situated opposite the
residence OF Nine Jean Charles
Gautreau, on Bayou Pierre Part.
Ie,,us ANA Conultlons
The above Ferries will be sold at twelve
months credit from the day of adjudication.
Purchasers to furnish security good and solvent
to the satisfaction OF the President ottle Police
with eight per cent interest per annum
alter maturity i'll case of non payment until
paid.
Parish of Assumption, oct. 5th 1862.
+. c. LORET,
Treasurer of Police Jury.
JOHN IL. lLsLEY. A, M. GAUDEv |
AVls.-Les soussignes, a%vocats, e~xerce-
ont leur profession dams les Cou,s du 4me.
It Cinquieme districts judiciaires. lis ap-
tous lerirs SONS aux ~afaires oui
eur seront confiees.
Donaldsonville, % mars 1852.
JOHN I'll. HSLEY.
2 A. MEDEE M. GAUDET
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STATED OF LOUISIANA. F1th in.
diciai District Cour', in and for the
Parish Of Assumption.
SUGGESTIONS of Joseph Grandin and
frnncoise Leonard.
BY %virtue'of 4 decree Of the Honorable the
Fifth Judicial District Court of the State OF
Louisiana, III and for the parish of ASSUME ton,
dated the 7th october 1852, will be sold at public
auction by the undersigned auctiDneer in and
tor the parish OF Assumption, on Friday the
18th November 1852, at ten o clock A. ~; the
following described property, belonging to said
SUGGESTIONS, to wit
4 tract of land situated in the parish in the
Brulc st Wartin, meas uriI'g seventy five feet
frontin on the Bayou Olivier, by one hundred
feet in depht, the land closing 50 as to torme a
triangle to bounded on one side by land of John
Mccartney and on the other side by those of
Michel Landry, together with the buildings
and Improvements found thereon.
Terms and Conditions
One half in march 1883 and the other half
in march 1854. Purchaser to furnish good and
sufficient security with special mortgage until
paid and interest at the rate of eight per annum
in case OF non payment at maturity.
pa'lsl. Of Assumption, this 7tll Oct.
1852.
Desire Leblanc,
Alctios eer.
pAsolssE nE absorption - Cour du
Ciu1uieme District J%ndiciairr.
Attendu que Joseph Falcon lie Ia paroisse
Ascension, a p~rcsentc une petition J la cour a
Feffet d'obtenir les !ettres d administration a Ia
vacante de fea Domingo Falcon de-
ctdc.
Avis est par lie present dome a tous
ceux que celia pe"t concerner, davoir a dednire
dix jonrs, les raisons pour lesquelles il ne
serait pas fait droit a laditr petition.
Par ordrn dc IL co,ir.
Desire Leblanc. Grcfier.
Assumption, lie 81 septembre 1852. 3
PARoIssE AssQMprloN.-Cour du Seine
District JndIcia.rc.
WHEREAS Joseph'Falcon, of parish Of Ascen-
sion has petitioned the Court for letters of
administration on the vacant estate of the late
Domingo Falcon, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
to show cause within ten days, why the
prayer of said PETITIONER should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court,
September 9Th 1852.
Desire Leblanc,
) Clerk.
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PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.
No. II. Mlssissinni slrnet

NO. II, Mississippi street.
DoNALD=oNvILL.E. r
John Bulls Sands and Townsend's Sarsa
paIil'a, Ayers Cherry Pecto,al for coughs,
colds, etc, Liverwort; and tar and ca nchaIa
qua, for consumption, balsalm of wild cherry
for Diseases of The lungs, Compound syrup
Of Napiha, for asthma and colds.
Oxygenated bitters, for dyspepsia, phthi.
sic, etc, India c~holagog,r, for fever and
agHe, etc, Electrical febrifuge or Speeds
fever tonic; Railways ready relief, Indian
vegetable elixir, for rheumatisms and gout.
Winer's Canadian vermiflge, Longloy's
great western panacea, for liver complaints,
Venetian Imminent for pains of all kinds
Mexican mustang liniment for fresh
and old wounds, Buffers nerve and bone
lIniment for horses, Sherman's OIosaoniaD,
all healing balsam, Magical pain extractor,
for all kinds Of sores, Jew Dayid's or He
brew's Plasters.
Graefenberg Vegetable PilJs. go 81 s-1 =
Mofat's do do t&
VIM. Wright's do do
Magnetic powder for destruction Of roA-
ches, Phosphoric paste, Death on rats.
ALso:--Castor oil, Eps,lm salt, snlfata
de quinine, de Powers ct Weighiman Of do
Robiquet. eeal
Poudres de seidlitz. s#tHsa #a5.
Donaldsonyille, Is JUN 1852. 81
E00 YARDES de Mates, a careax en-
s unis. A vendre bon marcheipour da
- cash. aa5H Z
avril 1851. RICHARD ct TEMPE, ET
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-23
Yankee Hene.puu.


"When | lived in Maine," said
uncle Ezra. 81 helped TO break up a
new piece Of ground. We got the
wood of in The winter, and early in
the spring we begun blowing ont.
II was so consarned rocky that we
had TO get forty yoke Of oxen 10 one
plow-we did. faith; and l held that
plow for more than a week. !
thought | should die--il cen a most
killed me, vow. Why, one day ]
was hoIdin', and the plow hit stump
which measured just nine teet and q
half through ii. hard and sound
white oak. The plow split it, and !
was going strait through If, when ]
happened TO think it might snap to
gether again, so ] threw my feet out,
and had no sooner done this than it
snapped together, taking a smart
hold OF the seat of my pantaloons
OF course I was tight, but | held to
the plOw handles; and though the
teamsters done all they could, that
team of forty oxen could not tear
my pantaloons, nor cause me 20 lie.
go nv hold. AT last, though, after
letting the cattle breathe, they gave
a=other strong pull altogether, and
the old stump came out the quickest.
1t had nonstrous long roots too, let
me tell you. My vile made the
cloth for them pantaloons, and |
worn any other kind since"
The only reply TO this was: 81
should have thought it would have
come hard on your suspenders."
powerful hard"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-23
Ys., SCOT. Io.s Que Ba.s,e,

Saws the Adrian Expositor, and
over this the Locos can rejoice
And this is the only one Of the great
number in which he has been en-.
gagged. son the Sd Of July, 1918,
he whipped the British at Fort Erie.
and took ITO prisoners. The nezt
dan ne fought all day. and drove the
retreating army l6 miles across
Chippewa river. which empiies itself
Just at the head of the rapids. The
Rezt day he met the whole of the
British army, 2l00 strong. 1000 Of
which were old veterans of The
PeninsHlar war, with only 1900
newly mustered men, worn out with
two days fighting -and whipped the
army again. In all these battles,
Col. Scott was in the thickest OF the
fight. Only .hree weeks after, he
met them again with 5000 men at
Lundy's Lane, and fogged them the
fourth lime, all iG the month OF July.
In this battle he had Two horses
killed under him, and was twice
wounded. One of the balls is in his
shoulder to this day. Over hall OF
his men were killed or wounded
the killed and wounded of the
British was 645.
But Gen. Scott lost battle! But
mark this; he neither tainted, nor
run, nor resigned, nor claimed his
pay in advanced With less than 300
Americans he walked into the fight
against 1900 British, every moment
expecting reiniorcements. They did
not come, and he fought on till over
whelmed by four times his own
forces, he surrendered to save The
lives OF the few left. Gen. Scott
lost battle! The Locolocos glory
over if now, as much as the British |
allies (see the LondOn Tines did |
then. Ii remains 10 be proved that
their General was ever in a battle. |
Historians disagree. General Scott
says Pierce's brigade was in a battle,
but in that connection says nothing
of him. But we will not quarrel on
that subject, for il he has never been
in battle, he will be in November
next, and then we will say OF him as
his friends say of Gen. Scott-he
has once in his life lost battle"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-23
Grr. Scorr BURNEp IN EFPIeYI

GEN. SCOTT BURNED IN EFFIGYi--
General Scott was burned in effigy
at Delphi on Thursday night last.
What do his old soldiers think oI
thatl Ii is all right. Go ahead
gentleman. (Ia.) Journal.
Yes. let them 60 ahead We have
no idea that Gen. ScotI's effigv
tainted, while the flames were around
liz, any more than the old General
himself has tainted when enveIoped
in the fierce flame of battle.
Let the Democrats, il they choose,
burn in every city and village of the
Union the effigy of the man who,
Of all men upon the earth, has done
most for the honor and glory of his
country.
We wonder If the Democrats at
Delphi, in preparing their effigy OF
Winfield Scott, made it resemble the
old Hero as much as possible in ap-
pearance, by marking it with imita-
tions of the wounds received by him
on his country's battle fields!
Louisville Journal.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-23
VINTON LAW SCHOOL.

| A NSELM T. HOLCOMB proposes
n to give a course of instruction upon
the PRINCIPLES of Law and EQUITY-
consisting of Recitations, Lectures and
Examinations; and Secondly, in the
practice of Iaw-embracing the discus
sion oil the various forms of legal instru-
ments and judicial proceedings. togeth-
er with exercises in the Moot Court
The whole course will be arranged
and conducted in a mode suited 10 BE-
GNNERs, and with a view to include, as
far as possible, general outline Of the
law.
The Students will be expected to fur.
nish themselves with the following text
books, the last editions OF which are re-
commended: Walkers Introduction TO
American Law; Blackstohe's Common
taries, Of which Wendell's edition is
recommended; Ken;'s Commentaries;
Greenleaf on Evidence. Vol. |; Gould
on Pleading; and Jeremy's Equity.
Students can have access TO the Law
Books in my library. --..
The lectures will commence on the
first day Of November and terminate on
the first of March.
The terms are S25 for the term, pay
able in advance, and no deduction for
part of the time.
Good boarding can be had for 50 per
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regard 10 the School, will be cheerfully
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Vinton, Gallia Co. Aug. l eth, 1859.