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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-10
la vile depuis la mort de Mime de Ver-
non eteie dspart de sa niece.

la vile depuis la mort de Nine de YER
non etlle depart de sa niece.
- Mile Solange de Fresno nshabite
plus ce pays !! s'ecria Melcy viyement.
- Vous connaissiez Nile Solange, la
bonne ct ma!heureuse demoiselIe, dit la
campagnarde en- sautant terre ct Sap
prochant de CASTOR avec interat.
= Oui, ct je voudrais sayoir on ellie
demeure maintenant
La jeune femme allait repondre, mais
des cris 'enfans qu'elle entendit dams lie
jardin detonrnerent son attention.
- All VOLTA encore me, marmots qni
Sc disputent, dit ellie; il fant que j'aiIle
voir pourquoi Jean he les fait pas taire.
Excusez moi, monsieur, je vais revenir.
Ellie rentra dams I'enclos, ct Castor,
trouble de fexcIamation,qn'iI await jointe
au nom de Solange, s'assit pour latten>
dre sur la souehe dun hetre abattu. Au
bout dc dix minutes. ellie ..reparut entou-
rec de quatre enfans qui tous, a Ia vue
de Fame s'efforcerent de grimper dessus
pour lie reconduire a Potable. La mere
entreprit de les satisfalre en- les arran,
geanl les uns dams les paniers. les autres
sur lie dos de l'animal mais Castor lui
ayant fait remarquer que celia pouyait
atre dangereux, ellie rePrit celui qu'elie
await place lie dernier en- disant
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-10

- 81 c'est dangereux, le ny venx pas
exposer Gerard, il est le plus turbulent
ct lie moins fort. s. Is. e.
Gerard etait un joli blondin de deuS
ans ct qnelqnes mois, qni Sc NIT d jeter
les haots cris des quill Sc yit prive du
plaisir qu'on accordait aux autres ct
CONNIE la jenne'femtne, malgrs ses ca
resses ne parvenait. pas 1e calmer, Mel
cy lui offrit de ie promener nm moment
sur son cheval pour le distraire.
Vons le tiendrez bien, n'est-ce pas,
monsieur /? dit-elle, en- regardant ayec
confiance Ia physionomie belle ct bien>.
yeillante de Castor. - 's'''sz '.z.' =
- Ne craignez rien, repliqna celui-
ci. .'7i. - g. 5'.{ss'5 :
Ii prit fenfant avec douceur, ct apres,
lui avoir fait faire plnsieurs fois lie tonr
de fallee dams laquelle lis Sc trouvaienl,
il le rapporta tout joyenx a sd mere
IT Tenez, dit-il, VOLTA yotre fayori
console. xs9#fsa ira fa fli.xe ssgs
Mais qnand il voulut sen separer, Ge6-
rard hui passa ses pesits bras autour du
cou avec tant de gentillesse quill lie gar
da vo!ontiers. 65Hsb t#f aatzl 81.
- Ce nest pas mon favori. repondit
la paysanue; mais il est plus fable que
mes gars. ce cher ange. 's.''f' -. :.
If = & s
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-10
PROGRAMME DEMOCRATIQUE.

1ous lfs efforts fa,ts par les o6olitonistes
or par d nutres. dams le but ae pousser lt
Congres antervenr dcms la question
de EescIuvoge, OF d fare les prensiers
pas dans cette cole, sont calcutcs pour
prod"1re les consequences les plus ular-
nantes et les plus dangereuses. DE tells
efforts tendent inevitabIement dimi~
nuer le bonheur du peuple, menacent
la permanence ct la Stabilize de- EU-
Mon; Ills ne doivent done etre soute~
nus par aucun homme ami de nos ins>
titutions poIltiques. Cest poorqnoi ie
parti demotratiqne de fUnion, pre-
nant pour base ie present programme
national, oppuiera ct soutitndro Ferecu-
ton fdele 0es actes, copisus sous le nom
de mcsnres ds Conpronais, passes par Ia
dernlere conveutiot, g compris lafte
pour la reclamation des escIaves qu1 So
serom soustrnits par Ia fuite a Ie,u servi.
ce on a ler truvail, lequel acte oyant etc
pusse atm d'ussurer ferer,haou d mue
disposition erpresse de Ia Constitution,
ne suuroit. sans violution de celte meme
Constitution. etre l'ot;nt d'aucun rnypel
on changen,cnu de nature en- detrrire
on Il en- d.minuer la ve, M.
LIE parti democratiqne resistera |
toute tentative de renouveler au-de- |
dams on ats-dehors du Congress l'agita-
ton de la question de l'esciavage, sous
4uel4ue forme Oh quel4ue couleur que
la tentative Sc produise.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-10
OPINION DE L'ABEUIE
lie meilleur des organes wings de la Nile
Orleans)
SUR lie GENERAL SCOTT.

Gun { uCSCnHE OOU L.
" L'idee de la popuIarite du general
Scott dams Get Etat est lie plus grand
de tous les hunadugs ct Ia plus grande
de toutes les illusions. II ma pas d'a-
mis- au~dela des Ijmites de kotre Vile.
Que ceux qui pensent a"trement in
teriogent, CONNIE nous l'avonS fait, les
wings de la campagne, pour voir 81,
meme avec IN microscope grossissant
cling cents fois les objets, iis pourront
dfcouurir parn'i eur m partisan de
Scott.
'' LIE general Scott (ecrivait l'.4beilie) est
le favori special du Nord, lie condidat
chfri DIES Free Soilers. II est gate par
Greeiy, te,.m sous la tutelte de Sezuord,
ct Uin,onesje constonsnaent 0vec une SOL
hcitude potetnele par Ihulcso Weed.
En- un mot, il est en- tres mauvaise
compagnie. II paraft lie freqnenter
que des hommes qui .s'eniyrent de ia
natisme ct don't la poIitique est subor-
donnee a Ieur elevation. Les amis
particuIiers dn general Scott sont pre-
cisement les hommes que, plus que
tonS les autres, Ie Sud abhore partitu-
iierement ct enphatiquemenr; ct rien
nest plus natureI que de hui voir retirer.
sa coniance un candidat qni sembIe
jouer la partie de ces memes hommes."
QUE LIE PEUPLE JUICE LES CANDiDATs
Want QU'ILs soIENT SUR LES RANGs, sill
EUT LES BlEN JUGER. CONNIE L LABEiLLE. |
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-10

de bois, n'ayant pas un sen volsln a qu
Castor put demander les renseignemens
quill voulait obtenir ayant de s'y presen-
ter, i'obIigea de comptef sur Ia rencon.
tre dun passant. En- attendant cette rem
contre, il attacha son cheyal a Fun des
arbres du bois; puis, cherchant Ia grille
quill n'avait pas oubliee, il essaya de
reconnaftre, au travers dcs noisetiers
toutf,is don't ellie etait masqnee, lfnterieur
dn jardin; maisau lieu des feurs ct des
gazons que les premieres clartes du jour
lui avaient montres autrefois dams toute
leur frafcheur matinale, il ne Wit plus que
des legumes symetriquement alignes en-
ire Ieurs bordures de thyn, de ciboules,
de Iaitues. J
Hs'etonnait de cette metamorphose,
lorsqu'une jeune femme du peuple, mon-
tee sur un ane entire deux paniers vides,
s'arreta pres de lai, letsalua, ct lui dit
avec poIitesse ig9a f
- 81 monsieur desire yoir notre jar
din, je vaisle lui ouvrir.
CASTOR nc repondit pas directement a
sou otfre obligeante.
- Ce jardin est donc a vous de-
- C'est-s.dire que mon mari te cults
re ct quejsen vais vendre les produits .
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-10

Il ne yons appartient done pas Z
demanda Melcy. 5' ,.s,
- Je ne suis que sa nourrice... ce qui,
ne m'empache pas de I'aimer de tout
mon ceur; ct pnis je sais que sa pauyre.
mere ma que. hui au morde. ID anIf
- II a perdn son pere ,s.s.a -.a.
la perdu avant d'etre ne. Mai,
tenez, monsieur, je ruis yous confer la
chose; ce nest pas du bayardage que je
ferai, car ellie est malheureusement sue
de tou. le pays. u
Castor s'interessait ce bel enfant
qui lui souriait, dependant il cut prefere
parler de Mile Solange, ct sill crut de-
voir. eeouter ce que lajardiniere vouIait
lui apprendre de son ,nourrissoH, .ce fut
pour gagner sa confiance. II retourna
done s'asseoir sur la souche, tenant .ton-
jours Gerard don't les doigts iouaient ayec
les aiguilettes d'argent de son ponrpoint.
La paysanne, ellie, s'assit dams rherbe,
ct commenea son recit par une ques-
tion, a4s
~ Vous savez sans doute. dit-elle, que
Mile de Fresno deyait epouser son coa-
sin, M. de Vernon I? II, phi Has 81 mas
-Je Payais entepdu dire, repliqua
Melcy sans comprendre le, detour que
prenait la jeure femme pour, arriser i
Gerard. III nd e'@aah1u 81 4.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-10
POLICE .JUlY
OF THE
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.

Regular session held at the Court House,
Monday September Doth 1852.
MEMBERS PRESENTS ]: -.
James T. Pugh, Juan Alleman,
Zephirin Giroir, Hubert Arseneau,
Alexandra Guillot, Lucius Suthon.
There being no quorum the Police
Jury adjourned to Monday the 9th sep
tember present mouth. 4a
Monday september 9th 1852, the
Police Jury met according TO adjourn
ment. 81
@ MEMBERS PRESENTS G.
r. G. Martin, Presidents;
AID. Trnxi!lo, Alexandra Gnillot,
T. Mollere, Drauzin Himel,
Pierre Thcriot, Juan Aleman,
Paul Y. BoudrcsJl, Hubert Arsenean.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-10
LETTRE D'ACCEpTATION DU
GENERAL. PIERCE.

J 'accepte la nomination sur les bases du
programme adopte par la Convention,
non parce que, CONNIE candidat, on
doit s'attendre q ce que je le fasse,
aais parce que les principes de ce
programme commandent fapproba-
ton de mon jugemcni. ct parce que je
crois que je puis atiirmer en- toute Sc
curite que, dams tout lie cours de ma
vie, on ne pourTait trouver nj un fait.
ri un mot, en- contradiction avec ces
principcs. ,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-10

Quand le SUD Sc pronohcers-ti-I pour
ma homme qti.comme le General Scott.
:. AIMERAIT MIEux Sc CoUPER LIE BRAS
DRorT QUE LIE CoNsACRER LA DEFEN-
Sc DE INSTITUTION DE l. 'EscLAvAGE?"
Qnand Ala veille de son suicide.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-10
A petition of the inhabitants of Belle
River is read G


On motion of Pierre Theriot,
Resolved that the inhabitants of the
18th district of this parish are hereby
prohibited from throwing baga>se into
the Belle River, under penalty of a fine
of one hundred dollars for each and
every infaction.
a petition Of the Treasurer is read g.
On motion,
Pesclved that the payment of the sum
Of fifty dollars, which was made by. the
Treasurer TO Jean DsnzeI!e. as a peu>
sion from june 18th 1851 to june 18th
loo2iS hereby approved e. notified.
a petition of Nj. y. Nj. Foley is read
and on motion is lain on the table.
a petition of M. SupervieiIe is read
On motion of D. Himel,
Resolved that the sum of six hundred
dollars is hereby appropriated to carry
out the contract with NJ. Superviel!e, for
the compilation and publication of Di-
gest of the ordinances of the Police Jury.
payable on the warrant of the president
of the Police Jury.
A report of The commissioners appoin>
ted to superintend the building of the
Court House & -#a..-- l-
-.. On motion, =.
Resolved that the sum of sixty dollars
is hereby appropriated for the payment
of two doors in the bach Of the Court |
room, and for the purchase OF gates for
the Court House.
A petition of NJ. Edmond Manrin is
read, praying for the use of the Grand
Jury room, as an Office, until he can
another room d s,<
On motion.
Resolved that the use of the Grand
jury room is hereby granted to M. E,
M"urin AS prayed for 10 his petition.
A petition of NJ. AIphonse Gentle is
cad,
On motion a. Truxil!o,
Resolved that the rent Of the room
occupied by the Recorder of
his parish be d is hereby reduced to se>
'enty five dpIars year. on condition
hat NJ. Gentle makes the Necessary
epairs at his own expense. !.
The report of the Grand Jury is
cad and 1853
On motion of r. C. Martin,
Resolved that the Inspector Of roads
nd levees IL M. E. E. Malhiot the :
arish attorney, are hereby instructed to
axe Immediately the necessary measures
D have a new levee made in the land
f Levistone, situated opposite i,aba- :
ievilie. That the Inspector shall act :
4 the premises under the advice off;
1e attorney, M. E. E. Malhiot. r.
A report is read, ofthe committee ap- r
ointed to examine in to the necessity Of h
'aki,g double and general index in G
he Recorders Office, and
On motion OF d. Himel,
Resolved that the sum oftwo hundred p
ollars be and is hereby appropriated to ]
ay for the making of said index, paya- "
lie as follows: one half Immediately and Ip
lie other hall, as soon as said index in o
one.
On motion Of R. G. Martin, Ia
Resolved that the sum of fifty dollars Il
hereby allowed to Joe Gaspard, alias Il
arenton, an INDECENT person, for the|
rm Of one year, to commence two 9th
ptember 1852. and payable half yearly
!.
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NO s.,
in advance on the warrant of the presi-
dent of Police Jury.

dent of Police Jury.
On motion of Juan A|leman,
| Resolved that the sum of fifty dolla rs
is hereby allowed to CypriIIe Landry,
an INDECENT person, for the term of one
year to commence in the 9Th ofseptem-
Der 1852, payable half yearly in advan-
ce OH the warrant ofthe president of the
Police Jury. 1t being we'll understood
that said sum shall be paid to madame
ICypriIle Landry.
A petition of the inhabitants of the
Attakapas Canal is read and on motion
laid in tue table subject to reconsidera-
ton. ,-.......
On motion,
Resolved that the Sheriff be allowed
the same fees as Constablcs for trials in
| criminal prosecutions. before Justices of
the Peace in the parish, in which he may
act.
The president appoints committee
composed of NM. f. Mo|lere, A. Truxil.
10 q A. Guillot, to examine the claims
against the parish. +.
The petitions Of Achille Leblanc and
the heirs Of widow Francis BarilIeau,
praying for leave to emancipate the sIa,
yes Constance and Meise is read and
passed their second readings.
The president appointed committee
composed ofMM. A. Guillot, ID. Himel
& A. TrnxiIlo, to examine the Treasu-
rer's accounts, which committee will re-
port at the next session of the Police
Jury.
On motion of R. C. Martin.
Resolved that the Clerk of the Police
Jury be and is hereby authorised to send
to each Justice Of the Peace, twenty
copies ofthe Digest of the Ordinances of
the Police Jury, to be distributed 10 the
Inhabitants Of this parish. LIZ
On motion of r. C. Martin, ra.t
Resolved that the parish tax on hades
and professions shall be for 1858, two
thirds Of the State tax. ,'.>.'.
Resolved that the parish tax for 1853,
on real and personal Estate and slaves,
shall be six cents on the hundred dollars
OF the valuation made by the Assessor.
On motion,
Resolved that the parish Treasurer be
and is hereby authorised to sell all the
ferrys of this parish.
On motion of Juan Alleman. . 49,
The petition ofthe inhabitants of tho
Attakapas Canal is taken up for recon-
'ideration and s#fs 81
On motion of D. Himel. V "a
Resolved that the inhabitants of the
Attakapas Canal be & they are hereby
authorised TO stop up the funnel at the
entrance ofsaid canal, provided they do
t at their own expense and that they be
for all damages which may
esnlt therefore and provided further
hat they open said funnel should it be-
ome necessary.
:. s On notion, asa saa'4
Resolved that the committee appro-
'riated to examine the accounts Of the
Treasurer, is hereby authorised, together
nth the Treasurer to make out AN ap.
list ofthe current expenses
t the parish. ya.'4e is
M. Truxillo on behalf the committee
ppointed to examine the claims against
le parish recommend the payment of
le following claims
Cyprien BariIleau, $I9 49,
+. Delaune % so
Andre Leblanc, 6 so,
s.rz....zs<.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-10
AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

, an. E. Eude, Passage
KLLR-ORLEAEs :. de la Bourse, No 3d.
encoignure Cont.
ASCENSION NM Richard u Templet.
Rls1ERE-NEyvk. !. M. Firmin Duplessis.
iBERyILLE ... M. J. Breau.
Sr-JAcoUEs M. Auguste Theriot
ST-JEAN BAPTIsTR, M IA po-.o.
ST. CHARLES .a.a.
PokT-BREAux, AZ. Edmond BulIiard.
THIBoDAUx -. =. M. Adolphe Blanchard.
HoUmA 49,. =. M. F. Gagne.
SrE-MARIs NJ. Etienne Penisson.
AssoMPTIoN :. G. Rodriguez, Cafe iSiar
BELLE RIvIERs j. M. Pierre Theriot.
PAINCoURrvLLE, N. C. J. L. Gauthier.
II Dams les parcisses OH nous n'avons pas.
aonme d'agents, nous prions les Maitres de Poste
de vouloir Sc charger lie 'agence de notre feuile
ANNONCES:-Pourle les insertions, ,annonces
avis, ETC., ETC., les conditions sont les suvantes
Par DIX LIGuEs, pour Ia ere insertion 81 90
Pour les insertions suivantes :::::: 80
Tout abonne sui voddra suspendre son abon-i
asment, devra prevenir, par ecrit les editeurs,
suinze jeurs su raoins, avant Respiration duI
rimeStre-
On execute l'imprimere du PIosE1ER, et ce
arx prix les plus moderes, toutes espsces dou
vrages typographiques, (.jobs,) tells que, cARrEs
FAcTUREs, PAMPHLETS. BLANcs. ETC. ETC.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-10
PENSEEs ECRITES DE SCOTT.

. L ElStSEIAAo LIiSi L iAAS OL 0tO IL
" Je suis d'opinion que dams lie district
de Co!"rbie, le Congres pent decreter
teI|eS measures qui hi conviendront pour
'aifraach>semcnt des esciaves, en- Of
frant touietois aux preparedness une re-
lribution reasonable" rEt+s
(.
'I.es croyances du Chretien ne peu-
vent manquer de deliyrer le maftre de
PescIave ct l'escIaye du maftre... peut~
etre meme ayant que ce dcrnier Sc SOFT
apercu 1t ait reconnu que Ia relation So
cia!e qui existe entr'enx, est contrasre aux
interets temporels des deux races
:. Je suis persuade, que les ma1tres ct
les Etats esclaves sont tenus par nne
obligation morale ct imperiense dem
ployer tous les moyens qni ne seraient
pas incompatibles avec la surete des
deux races, pour ameliorer l'esclavage.
meme al, point de EXi'ERMlNER.'
(Eutro,ts de la le'k-e du general
Scott, en- date de Washington,
9 Ferrier lS43)
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-10
EJECT EU r s.


Pressicr District Electera!. - EDWIN
WARREN Moiss, slecteur; Chs. BieaDc-
us, substitut. 7a gss
y Sscsnd District Elects,sl. - GENERAL
d. 3. PLAucHs, iiecteur; Wm Dunbar,
substitns.
Irsisiems District Electoral. - TRAsI.
KesB LAsBaY, sIectear; a. Scudd;y,
sabstitut..
Quatriens D,arics Electoral.-THos.
GREEN DAyIpsoa. eleeteur; r. c. Wsck-
Ie, s',bstiiut.
Cineuies,. District Electoral. - THos.
OvBRroN MooRE, Glecteur; C. FL. .Mou-
ssa, substitut.
Sirieme Distria Electoral. - r. w.
RIcHAhDsos, electeur; Henry Philips,
|sabstitat.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-10
LE PI0NNlER De L'ASSOMPT PTl0N.
PUBLIC PAR
EUGENE SUPERVIELLE.
DIMANCHE 10 OCTOBRE 1852.
CONDITIONS ut, DouruaG:

ADJOURNMENT Il Announcement est paya
BILE D'AvANCE.
POUR UE AN ::::: So: -: 10 90
POUR SIX kOIs : $685.: %
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-04
TInB SPEEDS AWAY.

Tine speeds away, away, away,
nother hour, another day,
aao as,ler month, another year,
n."n. nnvf from US like the leaflets sore
D.Sps D.Ops ike the life blood from our hearts;
Turv ~. rrose-bloom from our cheek departs,
~ rns ,res,es from the temple fall,
The 1%s ewes grow dim and strange to oil.
TIVE sueeds away, away, away,
;as torrents in a stormy day;
:, Inn ,nndermines the stately tower,
i,n,na,s the tree and snaps the flower,
,sar, from our distracted breast
rhs Ths trends that we have loved the best;
.ns leaves us weeping on the shore
r. which they can return no more.
Time speeds away, away, away,
No eagle through the SKY OF DAY,
M winds along the hills can ny
So swiftly or 80 smooth ashe.
I;ke iery s,ecds from stage TO stage
I, hears i,s on from youth to age,
rt, IN nlunoes in the fearful sea
of iathomless eternity.
Tina speeds away, away, away,
NJ, sinner turn-no more delay.
Win rapid flight you onward g.,
"a endless misery and woe.
rbs door,ll bs sshut-make hasie-make haste-
n ou,er darkness you'll be cast.
Then wha, will DO your fearful fate
IN hear pronounced; "too iate--too late"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-04
CaILD's EVENING PRAYER.
pY THE LATE MARY LusDiE DaScAN.

By Tue LATE MARY LusDiE DUNCAN.
Jesus, tender Snephcrd, hear me!
Bless thy little lamb tonight!
through the darkness be thou near me,
Watch my sleep till morning light!
All this day thy hand has led me,
And thank thee for thy care;
Thou has, clothed me, warm I'd and fed me /;
Listen TO my evening Prayer.
Le, my sins be all forgiven!
Bless tho friends love SO well.
When die take me 10 Heaven,
Happy there with thee to dwell.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-04

, The esteem Of wise and good men is the
greatest Of all temporal Inducements ia
virtue aud Ills a mark Of an abandoned
spirit to have no regard to it.--Burke.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-04

"Repentance without amendment, is like
continually pumping without stopping the
leak ~ Dillpin.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-04

Pride costs US moro than hunger, ,hirss
and cold.--Jeffrson.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-04

CLERICAL HIT.-A correspondent OF the
John Bull says: happen 10 know one Of
your bishops, second in worth TO none on
the bench, who was thus rcproved BY no.
BILE Roman lady-"l wonder my lord, you
are not ashamed 10 have wife and half
dozen children" 81 should DO more
ashamed" )" he answered very gravelv, "to
have the children without tho wife,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A COMPLETE FILE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
"A from January let to December 3st, lsJl in good
servstion, suitable 20 bind and will be sold low. Alec,
new psguerreotype APPARATUS with Instructions by old
operator CHEAP Also, second hand piano. good agcle.
Address N. y. a., Herald Office
INTERESTING TRlAL-THE FORREST DIVORCE
CseeA copous revised and corrected report OF this
tersting trial Will be published by the Law Reporter Of the
New York Herald in pamphlet form mmedatey afe- the
termination OF the proceedings II Will DO The only
puthed in that form which will have the approval o tho
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ofthe ice near Albany the LIST instant is much less
than reported. The endent writes that $50
feet track vas drplaced ~ the high water near Castston
which will be entirely esd and IN running order by
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