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Per shin Astracan Hobar-D Taylor
co-Sone Mccutcheon 6co-C Buddscke &co
Amstrong-Beeb coMoe Bro-L Surtevant dcoConverse
&co-N Brigham Burbank &co-h CaTdoval 1
eoBoye slumwayConverse, Kenneth &coja Connolly &co,D
Caro-D Dunbar hcoM Edward-Frost
Jones-G Foster coD GranM Greenwood &co-J ~
etclord &co-J KanLy-Kenne keo-Kennedy Foster
Kider Fatan-Marsh Ranet &co-J Morrison hcoMeteah
co-G Neage--J North deo-J Palmer &coM Musson-
Peianvie Roche- Phlps-Price, Frost doJ snsen-I,el
Stephen-J acknowledgment KeenB Shaw &c
Tirre Vredenburgh &eo-J Woodruff &eo-i
Whitrnarsh-H Weiire chit WatsonR Yeatnan 6co-orde
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H9ASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.-This well 80
known Summer establishment will open the FIRST EaHm
DAY OF JUNE next "
usual every exeron will be made the public satisfaction
and reputation FIRST CLASS HOTEL in
III its appointments. - ,,,,o,,,,,x, ,,
apis TELLS H. II. MoNI9oAEhi manager
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ScaRcIry OF SEAMEN.-The Norfolk Val Argus says;
Sailors in great demand in every port in the United
states With US recently several ships and barks have
been detained days because they unable to get
the complement of hands to navigate them. The Japa,
nese expedition had be postponed in consequence OF
the difficulty of shipping crew. and the fleet fitting out
for the Mediterranean will probably be detained for seve
raj months owing to the cause The officers OF
several of United States vessels have reported for
duty on station but have obtained leave Of absence
because no seamen shipped Many of the old salts
refuse engage in the service since the abo
lton of foggng in the navy. They inquire has the cat
been restored when answered in the negative they
turn away not that they love the cat for good men
not whipped but becaue they are hs ey say
men likewise abors under disadvantage from the fact Of
the disparity that while the merchant service is payRg
sixteen dollars wages for seamen only allows from egn
to twelve The morale of would be essentially
improved if tho government would adopt more liberal
policy, by giving such wages as would induce better
class Of men ship who would be content to remain IN
the permanent employment of the United States The
hardy of New England, under such SYSTEM might
be to the service rather than in the
adventurous life of whaling in far distant seas''
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I sHERIFFfs SALE.

~ ~ eeIiRap DEcEasEp Na 2is
aBY VIRTUE of an order Of sale rendered
March 1885, di-es,f W .he he Fah Dis
tost Of viii ofeeaed ii
N puti aesDa sy ~ 1884, ssoek
rst egeas ichp Streets II sha
4 OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consisting ii Fnrni
IRE cotksy Utensils, per snosy Court
which copy will BE- exhibited
Terms cash scot JAS p. FItERET
II u "a 4aas StsriEoi
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY BY W. w. WHITES CO.,
Exchange Office 23 Camp street. of Common street
EXCHANGE.
Paris. sixty days. OIL oo 20
Boston, sixty days. cent discount
Philadelphia sixty days. $cent discount
GOLD
California Cold bu o. ounce
American Douboons 95 5aQlsl5 TO-
WESTERN BANKS.
|
nilahh tiscouh.'
Kentuy u discount.
Tennessee cent. us'ouht
UNCURRENT MONEY
Alabama Bank and Branches " discount
" cent. discount
and South Carolina. cent discount
North Carolina. " discount
Commercial and Agricultural! Galveston cent discount
ar LAND WARRANTS.
U. $. Land Warrants Rates unsettled
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LTVERPOOL.

CANADA fBt) for BOSTON. SATURDAY, May l..
ATLANTIC, lAin.) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, - s.
AFRICA (8r.)......or NEW YORK. SATURDAY, - S.
CAMBRIA, (Br D.. for BOSTON. SATURDAY, Is.
ARCTIC (Am.).. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 49,
ASIA tBrl ........for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY, 81.
AMERICA, fRr, for BOSTON SATURDAY, 20.
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pASSENGERS

Per steamship Mexico from Perkins and family Mrs
LADY, Mrs Crash Mrs Tucker Mrs Stevens Dodswo and lady,
Mnene1 and lady, Miss iaE9 MI Moore ana LADY, GaP Sagery
son. Dufield, Cramer, Harris. Foot Brigham
Clark, John Goodlet Judge Goodlst-and is on deck.
Aze Harel2 Nuns and 81 Priestsand ?94
stteragp.
Per ship State of Maine from Havre274 in steerage
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In Fourth DlstrlCt-
KENTUCKYPer boats 1872 hhds tobacco bb pork to
Turner Wilson ico
KENTUCKY-Per Lews boats lao hhds tobacco to Hewitt
Norton
ALABAMA-Pe fuckers bales to Nelson &co
Bradley Wilson fco-and order.
CINCINNAT-Pe Herngtons bbls whisky 1876 do tour
to J Llnds 6co.
CINCINNAT-Pes Smiths bba whisky 900 do -four
10 J Connoly eco.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15
HATS AND CAPS.

FALL FASHIONS ron 1872
fTNllE subscriber has received his SeW Yorl
l. Baltimore aud Philadelphia .tyiesaf Gentle uen's
No ! Mpleskin, Sin black aud whc. beaver and
Brush HATS. which Tor durability aud beauty cnnnot
be surpassed IN this any other market liz stock J..
large and complete embracing oil of the a,cR and
me" ggpeo,pod, ;. ay.c' Of ia H4Ts and cars. u.
doptedior the FaHbade. 80 At Iphoesole a1,f ReaH
10 which he most cordially sites his old hruds nod
customers aud the public generally In give him - call
before purchasing elsewhere HE took vii be- found
a. eheap any oihcr establishments IN the CITY All
kinds OF Hats made 10 order with neatne-s und Dispatch
~ Casomtgs Hats dressed ogcr f,fe NJ elaBqc
Call at the sigu of the BLUE HAT.
oc, 2-ts WI. STITZER.
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rVmE SUBSCRIBERS bovinr Obtained

So INNING OHT1IN"T TT0
Il exclusive right oftetniling Fsk's Melalic Buinl
Cases luke this method onfnrmn he people Of ynr.
burg AM the surrounding country thu they have now
their Main Street lot of the above c "A.
ses Of different sizes. II would be difficult task to Civ
m adeqante Impression of these Case Whon person.
Il inspection: they perfectly air tight mud indcsrnr.
ibe, and for protecting and preserving the Dcud rl
ordinary ntcrnents for vaults Cor transportation are
superior anything Of the kind before invented Tha4e
unfortunate enough need the aboye Cases Gun b,
suppliedby S. DluGUID SONS
Undertaking in the usual style alec promptly attend
cd TO. SD 4 SONS
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED Would r.

Al
4 n pectiully ask continuance ui the patronage So
long bestowed upon him. to the new concern and in
this connection he DEEMS proper ASK all who are
indebted To him come forward and sctto thcir ne.
counts without delay.
There many claims Of long standing, Which must
close up, and 1t Is expected Tint MI WHO know them
selves to be indebted will pay attention this notice.
Jan a--lts s DlrGTID
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WI. SITTER.
C0NCEa,N.-

NEW C1NCERN.--1hc subscribers as .ocin.
v ted themselves together the first instant n he
sRgr.e. purpose of conducting the manufacture
Efsseks.s Of CAB1NET WARE. At the old and
osS - ret haown stand Of S. Diuruid nn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15
GREAT ATTRACTIoN!-JUSr rccoiv.

GREAT ATTRACTIONS JUST rceeiy.
~ ed. tor the Fall trade immense quantities of Cook
ing Paror and office STOVES, for wood "a,
and coal. Fancy aud plain Coal Crates with I'D
uni without summer pieces, beautiful aud cheap. T@F
Cooking Ranges Tor wood and ennl, patterns.
which have been selected, with grehi care. frum the
Northern markets. and warranted to give perfect sati.
faction Chisons patent hoi air veuntiug nnd port.
able Furnaces all sizes for warming Dwctnrs Church
es. Factories, &c Patent NJ ,olic Mirror Mautles. OF
magnificent design aud finish and which are fast super
ceding the use OF Marble.
lie is also prepared 10 furnish Spmi's patent Light
ming Rods Cast iron Railing, hydraulic Rams lit and
force Pumps of the best kinds in use Hose Lend Pipe
Sheet lead 81 we Fixtures. &c &c making atog ether
the largest md most complete assortment offered
In this market and which shall be sold for less than
any other establishments in the city. G. s. BLISS.
r S.-Tin and Iron Roofing, and Euye Cutters, nude
and put on to order in superior manner
oct l3-dts c. s. B.
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> d BROTHER MIN SHcd fyacibpvg. W.
lmpnrtcrs Of G lilNAand EARTlIENWAGE md Dea.
cfs in Ont Drcsaea md Pian G}0as II are. Iooiftg
0tasss Giroudoles Plaitd aad Briifania IEae Ilot.
ers, Castora d. NOW Ia receipt ii their Spring
supply OF Domeste and Foreisa Goods ~ linen ossn
Importation which rmhracre every article utuall ;
found in auch Embellishments Our Stoct ~ ore tie
largest offered in The market and having h,e4 .ts
fully selected md bought the uvoiuHie tctns,
determined mol In be- u8lct.uId y Any lua4e
in tie country, either Mouth south Merchant und
others wanting anything 10 thisl line would - p, 10
cannd examine Stock md pr, bcforn parca ing
clsowUcfelrcitg confident rleusc all N .tyle.
piaiity and pireoi Guods The Ludirs uo particular
y invited IN cnll md examine cur Stock.
iaprrlt 1g-ta
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TO STRANGERS.
DR. ANARCHISTS UTERINE CA

! a l. "A
~ N-Thc undersigned having been duly
appointed Agent for the sale of this truly Iavaluqbie
neaet" would respectfully invite attention to the graf
yhg success that has attended It's wherever intro
dnced and Its happy lapatiOn the cure of all the
distressing diseases for whchitis offered being those
Incidental to the femae and usually known by the name
OF FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
That this Catholicon is in every way worthy of the
confidence ct the afflicted successful, safe. and
cheap remedy is voLthed for by the fact of its having
received the appreciation and liberal patronage of many
prominent members of the Medical Faculty in the United
States, and aso by the voluntary testimonials given In
the pamphlets from Ladies and Physicians Of the high
est responsibility, certified by the most satisfactory
authority.
Inns prepal alton is not 'cure ALL but is intended
expressly tor the above named complaints so very di.-
fessng IN their nature and consequences and which
nave heretofore resisted the skill and eyertions of the
most ccomplished ysciaus Of all countries to de-
gree beyond that of perhaps any other maady TO which
Inc hn772z# lily h'jr
- - ..z certified by high medical author
ny. &c - a".e are all vegetable and are not asso
'ae" WIN y 2titI"oafendy the animal econonl.
REFERENCES.
-. taa, " ., Giico n y
=. l. . "sg, d, Conoatqigua, n r
u foo1c, II d, Egracuse y j.
" II R1ls, NJ D, Rochester n y
I'ot Dant0r N d, Baltimore, Nd
j { Orrich N d,
W " Reese, N D, CHyof Me-. York.
;, " prescott, NJ ID, Concord, N H.
For sale by d r IyNdAN D
Aug 20wGn
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MECHANICAL.
roUNDRy.-NEw con
u GERN-The subscribers have assao'sie' thet
selves together under the style and fff OF
JONES. uEGss a BROTHER,

A ,esnectI,llx call the attention al The public to then
1falfNDRy aout one mile below TIE city Immediate
y on the Canal VI they are prepared to furnish ny
description Of CASTING, in loon OF . .a'a i,.a S,
- - Gssden or Porch Chairs. tat and Umbrella
stands Jenny Lind farlor Crate. and feado,., flan
~ fancy Balcony Railing Of the latest style fiaugha
al sizes and patents, Brackets saraa sizes stoves and
Mantle pieces made L. order. Wair gas. or dfain
Pines columns of all sizes Inch thebuentioa OF buihi-
ers are n,iic-all Of whichlhey vii furnish at Noiih
ern prices. md only osk call 10 insure zalo@ hl
prompt attention and faithful workmanship Tie, hope To
shire fair portion Of public patronage All ordefs
,haIll, received and promptly executed IN the
esi style. nl.hlA, ~, ~ -. 9''Hsf
.e,, of...,i4 HAMILTON BEGGS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONE Al LAST.

- COME AZ LASI.-titAhLbH =
"A EYARD. NATeu MAEfn & 1IWELfn. Lyheh
- bayg, Ia, would respectfully call The often
ton OF the citizens OF ltnchbaK and the surrounding
country bic fine md splendid assortment al Nutrh.
e. Jevey aud Ilscr wafe received from the NORTH
Of the latest STYLES md patterns. selected ~ himself
with great .ut tbs market Prom his long x
pefience in the Natch and Jeseir business Dc fiat
ters bitpsef thaf Ie can please tbr fIstdout-
\ FOR hiz work aHslo be leaves it II tnss hnt he
has done work for to Judge. AL be- aass i. tfia ard
Il you are not perfectly satisfied. ADD il lis goods
nj eKaetls what be recommends thcu fo Dec. he b1ds
himself To rcdoabl, the upnry and 10 charge for the
goods
Old Gold and silec, talru in ezrlarfr for anything
ia my line. C.AsENAID,
Marcel So doom. above Exchange corner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15

rTNO THE EARMERS-1be .ubseribcr. tny
D. ing purchased tie PutentRighi of - Glow, Doubie
Cylindrical Rotary Scrst U1.sat Ian, manu-
aeturing them and ask the Farmers call and rSnun.
for themselves. DfUGElD & BRO.
Mr. 15-d&e2twta Lvarabnrp F0DairU.
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ANCIIRUlkaa mARnI.E MOKNs,

IL ADJOINING THE POST OFFIC T., LYscHBons-
VA y. GADDESS d BRO. Proytgeio,s, 1fg
mely 81 Baitimorc,) keep hand ead male 60 order
Northern prices, Egyptian and Italian Malblc Nun
ties, nain aud ornamental Monuments, Tombs Head
and fool Stones Garden Vases, Counter Table. Bureau
aud Wash.tand tops made any size at the shortest
notice. Also door aud window sills.
Any order fou country, entrusted To ua, il
be faithfully executed with ntaincss and dispntch
Aug Ia--dfa H. B GADDESSi 4 BRO.
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| AAUABAE REAgGg0Us HOOKS.

VALUABLE RELIGIOUS BOOKS.
Christian Family Library, containing the iustra
ted Ives Of the Apostles,
Life OF the Saviour,
Women of the Scriptures
Lives of the Patriarchs
ALso.-Siar Of Bethlehem,
God in disease,
ueaeu or sainted dead
HeayeoIy Recogaton-w we know our fren |. in
heaven,
Ch1Pln's characters in the Gospels
U'eamiogs and Grouping. (Danf,rtl)
Bames' notes on job,
-" on Isaac,
Watson's Life Of Wesley
Ahbptt's Young Ca stian CORNERSTONE nd ,...
do good, W. 9 ~
Joseplus' complete works
Ihompson's Lectures to Young Men
BaXters Gail,
p"dfldgcs Rise and Progress,
Jays Fnmy Prayers,
Thoratous
Spinc,r,
riety. C MORSE O., D. De- piees-Va
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| EXsEED 0GL AMP PAENrs.-COo

Gallons pure NJ 'unfain l.lnseed oil. Alison up
ply Of White Lee I'd White Zluc Paints. For -al
low by JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist,
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trsct>sA1r April I2d1sj2
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\ EW n 4 I. J. tsOOD9.-GOLUOiA 4
" HOLT kYlE's CoKSER. LYNcuBrRG, would i'm
vito the attention nf buyers 10 their large and we'll
lccet stock of FALL GOODS, suchns Curpcts Rugs
Lindseya, double aud single widtllurd CIuihs Cali
Goes Curtain Goods III great variety Table Linen hrnp
rr than ever offered in this market, knitting Yarns
Blankets, beachod and brown Sheetng, &c Our stock
II desirable md We lntcr ourselves we viii give saijs
uciou to those wllow Give it ana examination.
oct g dts
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NEW EALA& WINTER GOODS

I'IIH HTT7' 'TITTT'TIl''II't II1TTN NItIII'TS.
splendid assortment OF Ladies' IoireI and Cloh
Cloals, with oll >tor of all kinds of Goods u,oo ~
louad in Dry Goods store. lie soicits cnll, and
pledges himsefpot to be understood by any house ia Va.
oef 2-dt
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-08-08
Tn moroccan de terre,

Situe en- cette p~aroisse, sur la rive droite du
Bayou Lafourche, a environ Cinq miles au des-
sous du village de Napoleonville, mesurant deux
arpens ct demi, moins seize pieds ct demi, de
face audit Bayou, sur une pofondeur de treize
arpens ct demi, plus au moins, borne dun cote
par la terre du DR. G%atewood, ct de lautre cote
par la balance de la terre de la plaintive.
Saisi pour s~atisiaire lie writ ci-dessus, les in
tertts ct les frais, avec lie b%enetice de lestima-
ton.
Conditions-Comptant.
Paroisse assumption, lie , Juliet 1852.
GIL A. +. Hickman, sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-08-08

Avs AUX rApINs.-Une %compagnic
dc la garde rationale de Paris, Went de
metre a Tessai un nonvcau genre de
tambour inyente par M. Grtgoire, tam
bour de la garde rationale, .ue des Pc
,itcs-E curies No Ii, ct qui paraft destint
d rempIacer I'm jour les Iourdes caisses
a"lourd'hui en- usage.
lie fut, en- cuivre. au lieu de 80 cent?
metres, MA que 4 centime,res de hau:eur.
LA caisse entiere ne pese que 3 kllos.
Ontre une economic notable dams la
depense de l'armee, la nonyelie cai>se
aura l'avantage de metre plus n char
&c f'tiguante pour lie soIdat, obligt sour
vent de faire de longs ~traj~ts avec un ms
trument lourd ct incommode, ellie pourra
servir aux tronpcs ltgeres ct re'npIacer
les c%lairons don't Harmonic est solvent
loin d'atre graGieuse.
ID Malgre sou peu de volume, la nouvel-
lie caisse plate produit I'm son clair, plus
distinct ct aussi fort que les tamhours or"
dinaires. Tous ces ayantagcs ne peuve mt
manquer de lui assurer les encourage
mems qu'elle merite.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-08-08

LIE moment est NAL choisi pour me
faire n pareille demande... Je yerrai
je refechirai.
--Quant a moi, repliqua lie ieune hon.
me-. mes %reflexions, monsieur, sont toutes
faites. 81 vous he reparez pas une odieuse
injustice, des &c jour, je YOU lie declare,
j. me debarassc de votre trteIIe ct je ne
remets plus lie pied dams votre maison.
Ernest, mon ami, s'ecria la bonnie
tante cffrayee de Get audacicux Iangage
les menaces ne feront 9u'irriter ton or
cIe... 1t! mais, au fat, je rapprouve!
communicable er Sc reprenant lie ne
soufffirai pas qn'on fisse MOURN mon liIs,
je men nj pas d'autre! 81 vons reflsez de
vons rendre a sa priere... Eli bien! nous
plaiderons en- separation! Vous savez que
nous sommes maries sous lie regime de la
communicate; par consequent j'ai droit
d la Motto de votre fortune, ct je la par
tagerai, je vous lie jure, avec ses enfants!
-Mais c'est un piege, s'ec:is l~'avare,
c'est un complot arrete d'avance! Qui
MEASURE, aires tout, que cette jeune file.
Non, non !! celia n e sera pas! Vous gu
bliez, madame, quill faut des causes a
une separation. Je resterai lie maftre uni.
que de mi fortune, ct mon cher neveu
bien epouser celle que je lui des-
tine, on sinon...
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-08-08

lie lubricant n'acleva pas; car M.
Morizot, revenu de sa abatement, mar
chat droit a lui, anime de cette meme
colere qui await tant efffays deja l'oncle
d'Ernest.
--Sortez! s'eecria-til dune voix fou-
droyaDte, %sortez, monieur, e ne responds
plus de moi.
LIE jeune homme ,Louise ct Nine 70.
~restelle s'elancerentlu dcvant du vieux
soldat. LIE lubricant lie planches, cedant
a sol effroi, Sc NIT in deyoir de gutter
la ~maisonnette: mas il fat arrate par
Joseph Cornu, qui.depnis I'm instant ct
sans que personne cit remarque sa pre-
sence, sc trous ait debut a lentree de la
piece.
-HaIte,la ! fit le secretaire du iuge
de paix, aui prit sans facon M. Fores-
teIle au %co!let; je sis a present, tel que
vous me voyez, ~ soldat de l'armee
d'Afrique. ct je name pas les desertenrs.
Voyons, de quot sagit- ill.,. Vons refn-
SEE, 81 je ne me tronpe. de marier votre
a Ia file du sapitaiue, ct celia SOUS
lie frivole pretexte que la pauvre enfant
ma pas de dot? Eli bien, detrompez-
vous. monsieur de Il mecani1ue anglaise!
J'arrive de Saint-Die... on ~j'avais deux
mots a dire a foralle dun officer de re-
crutement... IN dgne officer, ma fol !!
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-08-08

essuyaat la suenr br6lante qui hui co,..
vrait Ia figure, je ne yeux pas que Louise
appyenne jamais que ce miserable EST
son pere!
-Misericorde! que Sc passe-t-il doncl
dcmanda la tante d'Ernest, pendant que
le jeune homme allait prendre Louise ct
Ia conduisait devant lie lubricant eperdu.
Mon oncle, dit-il dune voix respec-
tueuse, mais ferme, VOLTA celle que j'ai-
me Tn homme d'honnenr a toujoars en-
son pouvoir le moyen de reparer une
faute... ct, sans entrer avec vo,s dams des
details que vous d%evinez dfja peut.etre;
ct sans Jus dire a quelle epoque est
morte la mere de Louise. .. Oui, mon on
'cle, je m'apercois que vous m'ayez COM
pris... ct je me jette d vos genoux, en-
vous srppliant de me laisser epouser Ia
t!le... du capitaine.
Nj. Forestelle sentit IN frisson hi pas
ser dams lie cgur, II detonrna les yeux
quill await arrsta I'm moment sur Louise
avec une indeiinissable angvisse ct les
reporta sur le vieux militaire. &c der
nier Sc t~rouvait aIors dams uf etat de
,prcstration complete, ct le lubricant de
planches, qni luttait contre son avariee
ct le desir ~d'empecher, en- presence de
sa femme, la revelation de ses torts, re-
pondit a Ernest ];
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-08-08

qui ma fat boire du Champagne au cafe
de Strasbourg! La j'ai su, par hazard,
qn'on tirait aujourd'hui, chez votre hons
me d'argent, la fameuse bterie, que vous
sayez, Millionaire de mon cGur.
En- effet, dit M. Forestelle, ie de-
vais a~ssister a ce TRACE, mais j'ai cru
plus convenahle...
-Ohe! qui veut SAVIOR lie numero sor-
tant? cria Joseph Cornu, que Ie champa-
gne await mis- dans un etat singulier. Nn-
nero DIx-HuIT! MademoiselIe Louise a
gagne lie chateau! Vive mademoiselle
Louise! Vivent les soldats d'Afrique!
I'm cri general d'etonnement Sc fit en-
tendre.
--J'espere, continue Joseph, quill ny
a plus d'obstacles au marriage. Adicu,
capitaine, adieu, mademoiselle Louise.
ct vous, Monsieur Ernest, rendez-la bien
heureuse!
A ccs mots, lie pauvre garcon fondit
en- larmes.
Non, mon brave Joseph, dit M.
Morizot, qui pressa lie jeune homme avec
affection co,,lre son c9ur, nj ma file, nj
moi, nous n'accepterons IN tel sacrifice.
-Qni parle de sacrifice? il ny a pas
de ~sa.rifce, entendez-vous, capitaine, la
liste de loterie porte, en- toutes ~lettres, lie
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-08-08
DON ANDRE SOLORZANO,
COLLIE CTOR g. AGENT,
a. S~Smmn1pnd@ms 1aRs

nom de Mile Louise Morizot. LIE chateau
ne peut stre adjuge qua ellie seule Ill
ny a pas de reclamation possibIe... Eth!
par la corbleu T! je savais bien ce que je
%taisais! Settlement, M. Ernest, ST ca vous
est egaI, brisez la mecanique d'enfer, qui
ii RUNE nos pauvres scieurs... &c sera
une bonnie action.
Louise tendit Ia main a Joseph, ct lui
dit en- sanglottant :
-Du moins ne partez pas, restez avec
nous
Mon, Louise. non, ma seur... car,
aujonrd'hui. vous n'etes plus que ma
sgur. Mats dame il faut cue je m'eloi-
gne pour q%ueIque temps. J'irai me battre,
csest nne distraction CONNIE une autre, ct
je veux anssi %rapporter la croix! Alors,
je r%eviendrai, je yous lie promcts, Louise,
je vous le promets, capitaine, ct nous ra-
conterons matuellement nos canpagnes...
Encore une fois, adieu!
Jo,eph Cornu s'eloigna sans quill f1t
possible de le retenir.,
Tn mois apres son depart, on celebrate
dams leglise du hameau lie marriage dc
Louise ct d'Erncst.