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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-08

20 As we 60 to press at an early hour, it is lmposs
BILE tell the result of the election for Senator in this
county yesterday. large vote poed in this town
ship, but the day unfavorable for turning out
do anticipate heavy vote in the country. and
fear that Mr. Todd may have lost votes that account
Some of the polls in the country townships cut off
by which probably impossible yesterday
morning. and this would be unfavorable the
Of Mr.. Todd.
We were very much amused at the story few active
politicians telling at the polls, with the view to
operate upon democrats that Mr. Coburn said he had
the names of hundred wings who would not vote for
him because Of his devotion the temperance
We doubt that Mr.. Coburn lost dozen wing votes
that question: and we that he received the votes
of a large number of democrats
If Mr. Todd is elected, it shows the strength nerve,
and energy Of the Democracy Of Marion county,
ssting collateral and outside issues gotten up merely
for the purpose of drawing off, from the attention of the
people, the great principles which divide the democrac
and wing parties.
If the country townships have poed their full vote,
Mr. Todd is probably elected-if they have not, the
suit is doubtful.
We shall probab be able to give full returns from the
whole county tomorrow morning. At all events, we
shall know who is elected.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-08

s The EDITORIAL CoRPs-Like Mother Cary's chick
ems, always brightest in the midst Of a storm. Their
true office, look out" May they be their trust
and In eases Of breakers ahead give timely alarm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-08

1.-THE MaysvilIe (Ky.) Eagle thinks the democrats
are filed with "fear and trembling, in expectation that
the Wings will nominate Fillmore for the Presidency
while the Louisville Courier is decidedly OF the opinion
that f any fact evident than another, it is
that the Locos ghteded out of their wits, at the
idea of Gen. Scott being the Wing candidate for the
Presidency"
We hope this important matter will be satisfactorily
settled before the meeting of the wing national
tion-it might have important influence in deciding
who shall be the nominee of that convention
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-08
Adding a Calamity to a Curse.

BY the following it will be that a double msfor-
tune has befallen the "Zoll Vereiners" if to
judge of consequences by wing arguments. We clip
from the National TnteHigencer:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-08
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL !, 1859.
Vote of Centre Township.
Puritan Propriety and Boston Morality.

We copy the following article from the New York
Tribune Could not some of the Colporteurs and Mis-
sionarles" which the Boston Yankees constantly
sending " out West" "io do good,' among what they
chartably call the 'heathens," find employment
homer There is not city, town, village, neighbor
hood anywhere in the West South where such dis
graceful toadyism such would be enacted by
the most abandoned reprobatss, tolerated, in
them, by any portion of the community We hope the
American Tract Society in Boston, and the American
Messenger will take little time from looking after
western wickedness andpay attention to Disgrace
fol immoraes perpetrated under their noses by vene
rable men and leading citizens.
"We have thought it necessary to keep our read
advised of the movements of Mrs. Head Lola Mon
tez the Countess of Lansedt whatever be her title
in her theatrical through the country But her
latest triumph is remarkable that it deserves be
chroncled.
"We learn from as respectable journal as The Bos-
Courier that Friday last this notorious person.
escorted by Mr.. Frederick B. Emerson, of the Gram
mar School Board, grayhaired and highly respectable
gentleman the author, moreover, oil several school,
books be used training the young good learning
and MORALS and by Robert E. Hudson, ESQ., Of the Mer
chants Exchange visited three Of the public schools of
that city, and received with all the honors due from
the youth of the American Athens a character so
well established BY most elcitous of propre
ty, she first conducted to the girls school, in Nc.
Lean Shecl. iiciO VT suppoSes thdt thc
BILE Emerson representing Socrates, introduced the
dern Aspasa to the pupils in a DISCOURSE model
of the graces and virtues by Bosonans esteemed
Thence the party went to the English High School, in
Bedford street, where the guestnroduced doubtless,
by Mr.. Hudson, in the character of Alcibadeswas
tertained with Evolutionary oo in the French IAN
guaee which she responded in brief address, in the
same polished idiom. Next, with Socrates Emerson as
gentleman usher the Latin School, where her pres
ence again sauted with declamatory honors Here
she staid longer than in either of the other semnaries,
charmed with the excellent scholarship and orwardness
Of the Puritan youth in Latin. and charming them,
told, by her and learning. Finally, she
made speech to them in Latin expressive of her sat-
isfaction, and withdrew.
To-day, it is stated by The Boston Courier she will
visit the public institutions of South Boston, the nvi-
tation Of the authorities This looks like hoax but
after the exhibition of Friday, are prepared to be-
lieve anything of Boston.
"But tastes not to be disputed about and the age
sense, learning, authority, and rigid morality Of Boston
see fit to pay homage to courtesan, and to summon
their children to do her honor, will least suppress
our disgust long enough to record the fact"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-08

GA Coroner's Inquest was held Friday evening
on the body Of Benjamin F Probus, youth OF about
IS years of age The facts proven before the jury were
in substance as foows:-The deceased together with
a young man named Daniel Keely, had been at work
durino the day cutting cornstaks the farm OF Mich
olas McCar;y, and was returning home. Probus had
crossed the canal and distance ahead Of Keey
when the latter called upon the former to STOP Probus
replied that he chad not time" Keely then crossed the
canal, and towards PrObus, and upon getting near
him threw club which struck him on the back oil the
neck. He fell dead upon the spot. Keey fed soon
after the occurrence and has not been heard OF since
reward Of s1OO has been offered by the Governor foI
his apprehension and he will, doubtless, be arrested
We are informed by Of the jury Of inquest, thai
there was evidence that either Of the parties was In
toxicated as was rumored on Saturday.
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he'ls>" pour cei ncte de oonpa>>ion!-
po"r'an', ~,tpondi> j.. ponrant j" me
sens AUST compatible que 81 je i'cnssc tuee;
car e avai- birn i~',ntrntinn. =
De"x jon1> apes, en- nurchnnt l..
long DIES 10, hers, nous %apcrc6mrs IN
poisson lie la dimension dun saos mer.
lns, que .le pcrcai wee me piJued'ahof-
dage. ct que e tirai sur lie sable. Pen.
dant que nous. l'examinion., ie ne pn,>
m~'rmr6cher dc faire une Observations 4
; ma femme: :" Comncntse fit-il, allerca
Eliza. que nons ayons tue CO roisso,l g
I ne dirai pas sans attnn icnnnid-, mais aa
cantrai,e avec la ioic dn success ? TT
dependant nous u pa t,on,er a,s.z
de- courage pour prendre Ii vie dc la
iartnc!! - Je nc sais, repoadit. Gle; mas
-1fe'ncnt il y a en- nous une c.rtalnc de-
licatrssc dc sentiment. gni ,irigt noift.
coi.dnitc sans que nous p.,is>ions Il Gus en-
apercesolr GU en- reidfc comrte. Ainsi,
par ex"inple, lc me,,tre De h toriue
res.cmhlait frop a VI menrtre ffoidcmani
pfftnedite pour que hes occurs ny Gus
N1ft pas de Ia repugnancr.- Je croi>.
1epofdisje. que 70 $ ave. re>oiu Ia diff
caite;ta rtcll'msnt, ronr &C qli regar
dc CT poisson ct cette tortue,l he pienncr
~n'asait pas moirs de droit a la vie ct 4
Ia !ibcrta que In scconde. "a
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en- MOI IL rcmerds DIM ;t>s.t>-iti sur J.,
point de Commetire son premier t.imr:
ma main t%remhlaii, mon sang So glncail
ians mes vcines, ct ute slcur froi IL IN.
%conrat surl e ,isage En- ce moment. j"
'~'aurals pas, pour TN empire, coupe It.
'etc de &c panvfe animal il me semblat
,ne CT serait me c%oHvrir de l'infunie
i'un crime; apres avoir lutte O, %clquc>
%instans cortre ces scntiinens. je %rctourdai
sur mes pas al vai>srau. Elisa ne MA
wait jamais va la figure a,ssi bouleursec.
Jc' re>scmblai., sans aucun donte. a ~,
vnlc,r pris sur le fait, ~ peut-etre a vi,
criminel condamnt a mort.
$" Je vols, E,ionard. me dit-elle. a,ie
vons vnns ~repent,z maintcnant d'avoir
tne.-Non, mon doux ange, lai relonii,.
ie Ell jetant mnn c%niitcan. non. ie NH
III lie fare! je mai jmnais mis- d mort nu!
ERE vivant de- eette manier.; fts doucts
paroles It ma prorre sensihalite " sont
opposes. Nous rnGrons Ia lib rte i
teettc creature. !" Ellie me prit an mot.
1t nous des~cendfmes aussit6t avec Fideie
-Gr le rivage, denonames Ii cofde. rennf.
inca In to.tue sur .nn ventre, It nous
primes plai.ir a Ia v"ir &c dIrigcr vrrs Ia
sner avec fray ct precipitation. IS.
sMaintenant, non cher ami, me dit Elisa,
m'atcs doublenlent cher. Dieu veus
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La decon.erlcdtm petit boi- de- COCO
tiers ct de caca,iiers don't les fruit.
%ttairnt mfrs proenra IN abondant sur.
rr"ft Il nos provisions dc bonche. Notre
IardiE eiai, ~ moment de nous donneI
S"> rrotlaits, les melons CT les citrouilies
e'ant N plcinc norai~nn. Nous ajonia
mes IN plan 4 nntrc jarlin pour j sr,ncr
in mas on bic dc Turquie. CONNIE dtant
la meillenrc gfaine pour notrc yolliile,
qni cotnmrncait q p''!nier. Pour anne
liorcr H. terrain, 'nnaginai d'aIler cher
cher dams Ia caYerne dn fbn,ier de pigeon
IN g"i-c dcngrai-; ct IN JOUR que 'etais
;.i'ei occnpa, dttcrrni IN moroccan
y m centurion de -oidatasec III estnsson
cnIvfc, ,Inn m. pant etrc rspagnoI,
l,l,ni je lens foarbi. Ccpemiant. d cct,e
tpnq,c, JIG ne 1roisai rirn de plus qui
put inc ser,ir diniice pour cxtli1ncr
romu ent ce centurion await ete depose
en Get cnlroit.
U jour que Fidele aboyait depuis
IN ct'tain temps dams Il bo-lnet, nous
atlel1diois 4 le weir sortir avec na
eg,fisns., lasssln' i nolrc grande surprise.
scsabon melsseehangerent en dcs eris dc
fcrfe,ir, q fsoas II Wines s'cnflir hors dn
boi. poarsiisi pr III m,imai rcssemblant
i nn eochon. An meme moment, une
d'antres s~'eiancersnt hors du
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boi>; jc ii. nne dechnrgr de moi, nous

boi>; jc Il. me ~dechHugr dc mon nous
quet an miiicn dn% tronpean.
Lnn de cess animanx tomba; nm Sc
cond ponrsniyait Fiaele jaslae tout preas
de 81 ma1tresse, qni, etaut armer dn'e
pi1ne, en- porta IN coup q fassaillaht.
Enfin nm combat tfrribles s'ens,livi'. dams
lcgnrl les pecccry Gar tells ftale'i ces
animanx) nnils a%ttaqnertnt vaillainmenf;
mais les armes a fn Ct les piilnes etalent
des arms top rcdoutables pour cux, ct
ccux gui ne mcnt tues trent bienl6t re
trai,e. J'cmportai I'M DIES tues, icl lie ct
toyai CONNIE OH Etit des tethop.; 1t, lie
portant dams la cavcrnc, je lc snspehdfs
a me clleville que 'entoncai dans nne
erevassc dn r%ocller. Je lie salai e%nsuile,
1t &c fut IN NETS ext4Iksnt.
cctte ayenturc mnena me dtconyerie
tfes-imp"rtantc, mais qnia plnaoi FAR
Dune fiction que d'nnc realite. Lors
d'.,ne seconde yi>itn dams Ia cavernc, il
ne vint en- idfe d'examiuer Iendroit Cd
j~'ayais enfonca Ia chcslllc pour saspet-
Dire le peecary, car 'ayais bien r.mar-
que que cette partic dc Ia paroi sonllalt
e creux sous mon martean. Jcf appai
tout q fcntour. dams pin-ienrs directions,
partout Cd j'apercevais nne crcvassea
mails je revlns CONNIE J'tlais alIs. Denx
jours apraa, instrumentation @tant tombSe
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!.'EvLevEMENr LIZ cnMMuNtoN.--t

Z&&e A
.ENIevEMENr A LA CnMMUNtoN.-Ou
nous rarnnt" un Enforcement q.i " Ell lien
VIC DIES circumstances assrZ origi,nips
ponr etrc rarrnftecs. Tine i"nnc de1noi-
ellie de dix halt ans, deincm'tc orpin,li
ne, CT rot.hee a la garie dune vieiltr
t,ntc, await fat, dams une suirtc pas-f.
chez TN d" o mrillrurs %nrti~tes de Pa
rs, Ia conn 'i~>anre Dan jent hommr,
pa'f iii d4n>rnr. maiS tres panvrr. /. ser
>s,i.it De do,x billrtS. II meme qncIulrs
r,pports f.rtils di<>inules a Ia ~,ieil!t
ante.
&c manage nmnnrcnx dnrait dcpnis
Nn"i, ~!or<lrn: m:h"mois!ir Marie u.
pria ST taE;r dc Ia ccntlnirc Ie.iSe 81.
R"th. on ellie yo'laie sc .ca4fssser ct
rommiuicr. I.a bosne tantc Sc rcndii
.'vc': endorsement d &C rrligienx ds>ir.
la confession eut lien, puts easnite Ia
mes~r Il laqrilr Ia jcune file devaitre-
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regard ct apnelle ropinion publiaue

regard ct appellc ropinion pnbllque il
son secours. On alors que l'oninion pm
bliq,e hi %responde: qn'elle rattle d'avan
90 lintcn'ion d., p%onvoir. II va rn par
fnis dams no!re humble vie d'ecrivain DIES
m de Iyri-mc on nons nous sentlons
tellrmcnt po.sselt dc Ia veritf que nous
d]rn,andions a Diem tontrs les voix de
rhomme pour porter antour de no"S n"
ire conviction. All si crtte pursuance
Dc persuasion p@ouyait dcsrcidre %anJo"r-
d'hui sur notrc parole, nous nenTlons
cucore le cicl de ioates nos heurcs from
PEGS, nous trorverions notre drst'"ec
snfli<ammcnt remplie, nous a"rions co"
tribue a stchcr nne larme. ct pa'tont OH
il y anrait IN exile rappele, notrc nom
serait meIe a un bonheur.
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UNE SUPERBE TROUVAILLE.

Depnis Iong-temps, il etait parvcnu
aux o~rrillrs de notrr police. que ir cri-
m" etait rmegimrnte ici. Quill fnrmait
II socitte serrat". ct que les grand
conpablcs a,aient an point de- ralii"mn.
eloisne dc tous les regards. nN lis pon-
vaicnt Sc cach"r ct So rennir. Cc hr,,it
d'ait DIES plus inq"ittanS pour la paix de-
notre willie, ct on Cti-ait ic sombres re-
fl xjons en- peasant Quill await qmilur
part IN rntroit tellemcnt ignore, teIlc-
'nc"t secret, que les sctifrats ponvaieu'
sly rctircr II II craintc d'y etre jsmai>
dtconverts. Parciilc stcurite devait don
bier l'andace DIES m%alGntcur- qui virn-
ncnt de temps a antrc nous eponvautr,
de le"r> attentats, TT t.nt qu'uu parriI
rrpaire nc serait pas tronte on dcvait
.'at,endre a &C que IimFunlte tut acqni-
sc 4 bi,:n DIES crimes.
la police i qai lc rapport await sou.
vent etc repett II cru enfin qn'il eta;t de-
son d"yoir d'agir, ct ellie "A dfploye dams
-es scehe'ches I'M zele pour %Irluel no':-
ne spurious avoir as>rz d'elogrS. - r.
quanJ nous di.o"s Ia police. il f"ut a."
nous expliq'ion< j: nous vonlon~ par.
Ter de Ia police du SECOND district. On ne
.>'etonnera pas 81 nous lemons a p:fci,rr:
lie fait qne nous aIlon> rapporter, Gus
dopne dr"it a q'elq"e yanit@.#
Do"e, les 'ffi irrs Driar'e, P:'ysan.
Mayance ct I~lenne-sne sc mir.nt en- ron-
&C.. samrdi dernier, ct Sc difigercnt vcr-
I'rndroit my>tericnx que Ia r"nenr pu-
Ieur await ind'Yna. lie Inc les lille,
paroissA S,-J, mn-B ,p'i t.. H.
mbarq"er"nt da"ss"n petit bate"n.
hien arinee ct decide, a une chaude de-
/, nSr.
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plaida doncemrnt Ia eau e de la pa.,sr,
bette, 'tjn nc pousais qne respecirr sa
sen-ihiitt; dependant, qnoiq"'a la veriie
nous ne manluas>ios pas de nourritnre.
ellie n'etait pas dune nature as-ez saline
pour que @ pl>sioRs nous pa>scr de
toufe autrr. Notre sante dcmandait de-
provisions fraichcS, ct nous ne pou.ion>
esptrer que Fidele nous ralportrrail
toas les jouts un ignane; nous n'o>ion.
compiler de q%nelque temps sur notrc vo.
~lailIe; nos ponlcs devaicni pondre d'.bord
ct lenrs pou-sins grandir. j. f. valoi.
tous ces motif< materials coMre unc i'm
prnde,,te pitie; ct cnfin. apes guellne,
momens d. silence, EIisa q nnta. !" FL,
bien! soft, e suppose que vou< dcvcz i,
t"er; mais en- erie, Edonard. 6 ne p"i,
m'enpscher de douter que ,ous he f,s-
siez.
oh! pour celia, r~tpendis-ie, lie men
vais bien le voir. "Jall,i cheicher %
grand c~onte;n de table, e%tl.ayant hi,n
aignise je iais-ai ma femme 4 bord. et n
m'asancai .hien re-olu yers Ia place OH
la tnrtue etait ren,ersse.
t.orsane 'Has retronsss les manchrs
dc ma chemi,e, pour nc pas les tachet
dc s;s"g, j. lesai tssoil couteaH. car la pau
svfe bette etait hors de son e~caille. . Inais
su moment de frapper ie erus sprouverl
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GRAND ENcAN DE LAssOMPTIoN.-Eet
rncan annonce pour tous les seconds ga
medis de chaqne mois, MA p" avoir lie"
a cause de I'int"mperic qni ~bonlcv"rs'it
nos contr6cs lie 10 avrii. II est done &c.
mis- an samedi. 8 mi. II a etc cunsignf
= NM. c. Linossicr ct J. b. Gnillot, uh
grande qnantite de nonv lies marrh,n
discs, surtont de bete~ a corncs, chcvaux.
mnlets. Nous appcIons l%'altcntion dc>
habitans sur Get encan.
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VARIETIES.


pArERyGL.-N,n tronvon'
dams tue correspondence de Paris, du q
avrii:
Vons aycz dA lire q%uelqne part, ~
commencement de la semalne. Gn'un 9TH
ci"r d'ariIlcrir, appartenam a Harmed
- sfri4,", vcnait de sc s'licider. SAM
mon SIT trop p%ourq,oi. En- general
IT,: mnalx out attrihna ce m'lhcnr q
les dettrs .contractaes az lrn, ct tue Ia
f,miIle await rcfl-e de- payer. lis etaieni
NAL informis. lis ont pa.se sans ie sa-
yoir a cote dun de ccS dramcs intimc>
or~olonIemrut ~Iollonrcux. don't les victi,
n"- meme volontaircs n" ce<-e,t pa
i'nvoir droil a des tgards ct a dn res.
peCt.
" Dies lcttrcs arrives hier d\lge'
rontirnnrnt SIR cotte aft ire DIES detail.
I'apre~ I~rs}ncIS nous ponvons vous en-
dorncrun version rxact".
l." jcnnr off Ter 4nnt il s'agit etaii
narmi IT, officers de son corps Pun de>
l,lu- hpnorat,lrs. dcs plus di~ling W- q
les pin> co~nragvux. Ma'hnureus"m"n,
i portrait IN nonun" Ia justice II %attcin'
I que !'opiniou snbiillc a frappf. Son
i.err. ;nricn generuI. ancicn mIni>trc,
fail|it I'M jrur IT fit c~oud,mne. trop SIEVE
r",n"nt pcn, etrr. dams unc circon>tnnr,
III il n'ttait pa. le prinripaln conp"bIe:
il %n'a,ait pas r"cn d'arg"nf. il en- await
tonne. Malgra ses pretention> a dr~
sentiments dtgagts de- "ncienncs pre-
vcntinns 1t dies a]nriens pref g.. h: mon
DE ct nin-i fat l'". m,lg = hi. il n'on-
Bile iam,iS Ia hi3ri~Snre attarilee a III,
"on rr"prc. A,>-i. a partir de rr'''
iuo I,.. Ics rapport- du i"nne officer
!'nrtiilrrir nvrt.<r- ram.r,ics deyinrc,it-
il. eautS ct diff lies. D. x dueIs Sen
>niyi:cnt.
Crprndant rln-ionrs annees s'ttaicm
icnlItr>, ct &c brave leune hnmme pau-
wait csr.etrr eufr n'avoir piis a prott-
g'r son honn",,r contre II ia!te Ini
,'ttait pas IN -ienne, %lorsqur derniere-
m"t.t. I'm miiien dune discussion a--tz
1--WE. il rrc,t encore Ell frr F:stlrtaI
Iir ;tlliI-i'n tilitC'h tt DfIt,i!F. iS1'iIrI
4" prnynr+tlou Ct n0uyrau combat pnul
lc lcni"mair. G. IT, fn:S les chef. Ell
los ;ntr,~,fi irrS de snu corps So scn,i-
rat rivolte> de tant !'iuin>ticr: lis inter
.inrenl anf,re> de l'n!T .nSrur ct esigerrni
H. lni quill retracta' SOFA outrage. L"~
excuses fNrrnl completes. .i"arrs e.
ronra@"rs"s. Norr" n,nc off irr irs
arcrrta en- presence de son coien,l etd
>tS c~,narahe. ,euni.. ct rrltr, chez hi
II d"rx '"'cs ap'es il sc f!isait sautcr
ii crryrlle.
Get f,en"m"nt parait avnir c"u,t
-" ~Af'ilnr noc t'e--grnnde impression.
II !innnr = prn-rr rounhlrn Ia Justice hu-
:nain" "a d'inccr!itIlr, ct comhirn cI!e
,ait PEE me-nrer la portfp 4" SIS roup,.
Ellie await crn dams rrtie aft .ir" inhig"r
.r"!rm"nt 1nn|uucs m9is lie pri-op a IN
.ronpahIc. Ellie await coudampe a molt
un innocent! "
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A UN .ABONNE

De LA L RIvIERE
Nous "vons rec" votre avis de dt*n-
honn"me"t. paycz-non> d'"h"rd les drns
annees q"i nous sont dues par vons, puts
mons ftrons dioit i votre Snsdit avis.
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cevoir III communion. Au moa,rn, ~
c]ommInicr, Marie ID. privcnu. n,r :,
tantc qui |, tira par sa rob-. nuit,, 3,
place, ct Sc dirig.a vcrs Ia sai,.t..la,,..
mni> Ia communion 6nie, la mss ach
wee. Marie n'etait pas revenue vers g.,
tantc. Cellc ci att"niit long trn,~: clio
crut ut,e 81 niece await en- d"> ~r.u,ol.,
ct s'etnit cost sec; ellie ALA 40 confes.
>ionnal ricn. Enti'. ties inqrielc, Gle
rr!int chez ellie Ellie y etait a pr;us
r"n'rte qr'nn com nis-a're Iai ,pp,ia
nm billet ain,i concI:
"Ma chere tante, il sous ttris dun
cafe anp'es de Ia g're. Je I'avai> jnrs \
NJ. lI"n'i.j e par avec hi. ii u ne nc
naniir:i pas, nj vou non plus, car ic s,ii
eH1portee par m NJ anq'lrI il ne
puts rt>i>ter. Pour que vons ne m" fas.
,i"z is rcchcrchcr.j ne ,ols di, -, Of
jc vais: mais ie von> e%crirai, ma bonoe
tantc, sous que Jaime pour to"jours.
MARIE D."
Sur Ia d~mande de la Venerable tantc.
lie tItgraphc Il jout dams tontcs les di.
r"rtions, 1t nos drux f'gitif> ont etaar
,e1ts i Orleans an moment OH, anre,
.volr pa~>e J., unit a l'ho'eI,., ii st tl<po.
."i"nt a visiter la ,a'heirnlc. II, j"nnc
fill. a etc Iamente hi i Paris. La We'll.
|" t%""'"'," pris" aass'ot par l." bras" ct
la condnitc CHI z -on tntrur. 0n il a ere
ronvcnn qnc, sur I'a.i> coof,rm. d.. irp-
ne ravi>S'nr les b ms III marriage Sc.
rai"nt publits dams l." co,r> h,. la S.,ff,,i.
nc" Va douc ie conE.ssrr mai,tt"4ntI!'
, dit a sa Mere In bonnc ]yiciE!r. All,
ians tontc cctle Attire, s'cst c~o.I,litc
4w'c une phiio-o!'hic ct ,nue se:anit
I'rsprit birn Fare Ell pafci lie %circon,.
tlnce.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-18
EUGENE PELLETAN.

SUsPENs1oN.-Le Pionnier ne paraftra
pas dimanche proclaim pour canse d"
Encouragement de tout le matdri") ct
de tout lie personnel dn journal. NJ. Tel
luin nous Il mis- a Ia porte pour ab'ttre
Ia vicil|e maison quill no"s lone ct f,ire
construire a sa place n jolic maisor.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-18
ETlT DE ~ / OlISIaNE.-Co +

dn Clnqnieme District Jnijriair..-
PubESc Assumption. - Secession de
H. htria N,lntis. ,tf,ade.
Aftendu que Firnin Dnpnis, De "a d'tc pro- .
Sc, adninistrateurd de Ia succession snsdite, a e
Jaar, d pose en- cour, nm compte fnal de Son Il .
miniStra ion, ensemble ayec une p 1ition en- d..
mandtnt nomo'ogatlon ct priant "a il soft cou.
pl :temaut dtcharge.
En- consequence. toutes les perzonucs tie
ressees soni par ces presentes notifies Ell re-
quises de d,dnir fenrs objections, 81 Giles en-
ont, a fhomologation dn sjsdit colnpte on ia.
bleau pardevant 10 g%reifier de Ii snsdite cotr. a
son bnrean, a NapoIeonville. dams les dix iotlrs
qni %suivront la PIE pierre publication de Get avis,
simon Giles seront i jarnais priyses de ce droit
~ Tstnnin N, main ri srrau
delf dtte Coar, &c Is ayril
1852.
Enttfref tt%.tbbiFu"e,
II Erfi r.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-18
THE STATE OFLDulSl tNA.-5h
District Comt.- P,ri>h Of Assunp-
tion.-Snccession Of ZapIlirin Dnpnis,

dnrraaei.
Whereas Firmin Dupnis of said rarish, adsni..
~nistra,or of the above succession. has this day,
deposited in onrt a final account of his adnl.
nistratinn, together with a petition praying that
the same be approved and ~honologated, and
that he be finally discharged,
Therefore al persons are hereby warned and
notified to file their objections, if any they have,
to the h~o,nologatiou of said account Or iab'ean,
with the clerk Of said court. at his Office, in the
village Of Napolt onyille, in ten days after the
iirsi publication hereof, otherwise they will for
ever be deprived ofthat right.
~ Witness my hand and scalof
6, said CONT. this 18th daysof
April 1852.
Desire LsHane,
AZ Clerk.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-18

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