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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-30
Law School of the University of ALBANY.

Law School of the University of Albany.
u day Of December, 1852, and continue weeks.
a a%os S n = PARKER, LII D, Professors
DEAN, Esq, Albany, ~ Y o,,.,,'
ORLANDO MrADs, secy sspIs-dldeciwiw
ESRooL AVIATION. The undersigned, Sheriff of Marion
county hereby gives notice that the SECOND Tuesday
upon elect the following officers, ,c-wil
One member OF Congress-
One Governor;
One Lieutenant Governor;
One Secretary of State;
Auditor Of State;
One Treasurer Of Stale;
One Judge Of the Supreme cOur, for the Firs, D.rc,
One Judge Of the Supreme Court for the Third District
One Judge Of the Supreme cour for The Fourth District
One Clerk Of the Supreme Court
One Superintendent Of Public Instruction:
One Circuit Judge for the 5lh Judicial Circuit
One Prosecuting Attorney for the 9Th Judicial crcuh;
Two Representatives 70 the State Legislature;
One County Sheriff
One Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas
One coars q or 1s c Ps, Pleas
One County Commissioner t5r he Third ristricr
:s 'ss Tss' " be ; & X h voters
sept, =, lss2 sherfM.c
~ or1oEasroLEN HoRsEs-A couple Of horse.-ons a
sorre the Other bay each hands high pa
ply seven or eight years old; the blaze down his
oh me lop Oi ms neck; The
wnne little blaze his face. colsr mark on his neok
were Sunday the 10Th le house Of the subscriber
about I'VE miles northeast Of the sae
road by boy named yssephus Hail. about sixteen wears Of
who Is now in The jail Of Marion county a charge OF Horse
ng and probable that the horses he e with me were also
oen He says he bringing them this county from he
american Bottoms for Edwards The owner OF Ihe
charges, and lake Them sway WILLIAM 'rHOMAs
indianapolis Sept % 1852. sep23-d2l,r2vv
A a BAGS COFFEE;
~ ~ bags Spies and Pepper received and for sale
se2l2 J, w. HOLLAND
q A BOXES Cheese:
OU 20 boxes Starch;
40 boxes Ground spice;
40 boxes Candy
40boxes Rssink received and for sale
.ePlo J. ". HOLLAND
- = BOXES Searine and TsIow Candles.
= - 90 boxss Star Candies
30 boxes Soaps, assorted,
boxes Chocolate; received and for sale.
sepi6 !. w. HOLLAND
UUsT REOEIvHp-A Tot Of splendid enaneled Psor Coal
- Crates with and without Summer Fronts selected the
est and most beautiful Eastern patterns Cal and Fo
sale low BY THOMAS BUST,
sspf1 Sign Of the Red Anvil.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-30
DIR. s. A. VIEWERS.
CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP.

These Preparations
now in use for expelnz
scrofulous Humors canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas
Mercurial Diseases, and all other Diseases Arising
from an impure state Of the Blood; Also, Liver
Complaint, Female Weakness, Dyspepsia,
AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
ar WEAVER the original discoverer Of this Medicine,
4Deguariy educated Physician Graduate the Albany Me
cal College and exhibit Certificates OF his Office from the be
Physicians in Albany, certifying his ability and qualifications
Medical Practitioner and extensively engaged in the
nce Of Medicine
ERYsIPEI4As AND SALT RHEUM CAN BE CURED
Mrs Giles Turner Moniye who had been afflicted with Fry
spela for the Twenty Years and three times within the
ave has been entirely Blind from the effects OF this dreadful
malady.
CURE EFFECTED BY DR. WEAVERS SYRUP AFTER
ALL OTHER TRIED MEDICINES HAD FAILED
READ THE CERTIFICATE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-30

n@GooD DRY WOOD taken subscription at the Sen
W. .nrl Office at Two Dollars Cord.
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~ DMlNlSrRAToR's sALE.-The undersigned, Adj,
traitor Of the of Polly Schoocraf ~
~ oeesassa WILL on the 4hdsy Of oc,cser next ssS
10 a. % I'll Sugtove IN The township Dece,s sx1osc
longing % sad estate and desrlSsa a. follows Beds and Bed
omg peoesas ables Chairs and Kitchen furniture with other
alcles nSs snemeraed AlsoCat Sheep Hoes Sale ~
commence a. 10 o'clock A. NJ. said day ~-'@ !"
Inc conditions Of said sale folows On ali sum. ~ ar.
dollars and under csh in hand and all over three dollar 10 ~
secured by hoe with good freehold security made PAYABLE In ns
monlns from the day Of sale and without any res from valuation
an4 spprsisemeni laws WILLIAM sCII0OiCRAFT Admit
Indianapolis Sept 9, 1881 (''70 s<n,is-j,,sss,
EBz BRICK AND Fras oLAY-For ,seby
THOMAS BUST
''Pis egn Of thsRsd Anvil
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Railways Ready Relief

NEW ADvERTlsEMENT-Let every body read IL
NO. I.
r. g. 3.
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aa.ilasIxES7I51H

y urDnR BLEACHING MyrTs-For Ladies: sfre.b ann.
h ply just received sspeo ySoHVS ~
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Indianapolis, Sept ., ASA -sepl3O-waw
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XCUANG

We exchange car Weekly with pie
ly eoiemporarie, OF Ohio, ind lana
hose desiring our Daily or our Tri-N
hrsi fur 80, aid The last for 81, if re
they will publish our Prospectus
marked. we will exchange.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-30


Radyrays Relief possesses almost miraculous lnnu-
sharp darling of pain Of this cruel complaint
In few minutes sufferer The 81
departing IL has cured or
city New York. where OF them had beer
almost deaths door The effects OF the Ready Rel brought
pam Immediately strengthen the stop
with and vitality, and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-30

Is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED
IN THE MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT
HAS STOPPED THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS
IN FEW SECONDS.
Il will stop pains FIVE minutes less and
Will the most obstinate and painful Rheumatic Nervous,
Neuralgia, and Bilious complaints n a hours,
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
fails in giving instant The most crnening
agonizing pains
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10. UN
Moroccan de Terre,

situt eli cette paroisse. en- arriere du Grand
Bayou. contenant AZ atpens dc s,perticie plus
on ,noins borne vers Est ct lOuest par Ia
terre de Ford ct Dugas, ensemble avec toutes
les batisses ct ameliorations dii y appartiennent.
90. une ntgtesse NOMINEE CIarisse agee de
30 ans, ct son eutant nomEut John age dc 2 ana.
30. une negrite nominee Eulalie agte d en-
riron 10 ans. 40. Deux embarcations. les outils
aratolres, chevaux. vaches. etc.
TerIies ct conditions.
La terre payable Ell trois terines tgaux. un
tiers en- mars 1853, I'M tiers en- mars 1864. ct
lie dernier tiers on mars 1896.
Les esclaves - payable ein1uante piast es
compliant, sur chaqne tete. ct Ia balance en- trois
termes egarx, IN tiers en- mars 1853. TN tiers
en- mars 1854 ct le deruier tiers en- mars 1866.
Le mobilier payable en- mars 1853.
Les acquereurs devront fonrnir leurs bilIets
avec des BONES cautions, payable All bureau
du Recorder de cette paroisse, a lordre de Fad.
ministrateur de la dite succession. ct toutes SOM
mes qni re seront pas ponctueIlement payees
p%orteront intettt a raison de hut pour cent par
all 4 partir des eeheances.
la terre ct les ~esclaves %resteront spectacle
ment lypothtques insqu'au partait Placement.
Paroisse Assumption, lie 10 mars 1859,
80 n. +. Hickman, Sheriff
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AVIS DIVERS.
Hotel MeE Comm ez'ce,
PRES DE La MAIScN DE COUR.
(NAPoLEoNv1LnE.)

&c bel etablissemen tenu par NJ. J..B
TERNoT Went d&tre vert au public qui
he %saurait trouver mic X sur aucun point
de fEtat.
Chambres wastes ct parfaitement ,neubl6es
pour les families, chambres particulieres
tres bien g%arnies, salon de compagnie, aus
81 spacieus qu'elegant, sale d manger, OH
Ton Il t%ouiours une table don't l'abondanee
nest surpasste que par In deIicatesse des
NETS. VOLTA, sans eontredit, tout &c quill
faut pour attirer nne nombreuse clientele.
Que l'on ACUTE i tots ces Agreements de
Persistence, des serviteurs tres attentifs. qui
sont dirigts de maniere d he iamais negligcr
I'm seul de lenrs devoirs, ct l'on comprendra
faeilement quill est utile, pour bien ~vivre, de
descendre d rYaiel du Commerce.
Deus grandes acuries ct une remise tres
eommode font partie des dependencies de
Get otablissement.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

s IN CONFORMITY to law
~ MI and bv virtue Of a Prnc'a-
AaIssssJaS y sgsIsssss.gA matiuD Il lis EScelleney
~ "a AWNsss" JosEIH NALhEH. Cover
1s nor of the State of Loui-
sianr. nm Election will be held at the following
election precincts, in tn, Parish of Assumption,
ON MONDAY, the 12ru DAY OF
APRIL 1852, between the hours ef9 4. NJ,
and d o'clock 2. NJ. for the purpose of re-
c~eiving the votes Of the qualified voters OF
this Parish. FOR or AGAINST the calling of a
Convention to change the Constitution.
Every qualified voter. voting for or against
the Convention. shall have written or
printed on his ballot Convention. if he be
in favor of such Convention,-and the words
No CONVENTION, ifhe be opposed to such
Convention.
The places of Election in this Parish are
as follows 4:
FIRST WARD.-At or near Juan AIleman's
residence. commissioners Octave Wives,
Iiclizc Leblanc and Juan Alleman.
end. At or near Andre Acosta's residence
commissioners Theophile Fernandez, A,
Acosta and Trasimon Trahan.
ard. At or near the Plantation of Severin Ian
dry. near the Parochial Church. comision-
ers Alexandra Guilot. Narcisse Templet
aud =. ~ Melaneon,
4th, At or near Marius AIbagnac's residence.
commissioners T.. Landry, WIN. w. Pugh
and Marius Albagnac,
9Th, At or near Drauzin lIimel's residence. -
commissioners J. Leftwick. Clairville
Hinel and f.. A. 1ete.
9th. At 1iaxile Boudreau's Coffee House, com,
rissioners Theodule Labadie. Aug. Ere
min and Ellie Landry.
It'll. At or near the Plantation of r.. T.. Nailhot
commissioners w. A. Sims. Vincent Ian
dry and Oh. Ballot.
8th.-Atthe Court.House. commissioners G.
G, Rally, G, l.. Mavor and A. M. Foley.
9th. At Felix Hebert's Coffee House. at Pain
courtville, commissioners J. B.. Dugas, FIX.
Gillet and J. w. Jones.
lO-At or near the residence of Dulossard
Landry, commissioners Eugene Comeau
Jr, Vileor Leblanc and SEVERN landry.
1I--At or near the residence of IF. Mollere
commissioners Hypolite Braud, Mare elm
A. Leblanc and Antoine Diez.
l2-At or near the residence of T.. Penisson.
commissioners ; +. Penisson IT,, Ztphirin
Giroir and Cltophas Penisson.
l3.At or near The residence of Anaclet Simo-
neau. on Pierre Part, commissioner A.
Simoneau and V. Porche.
4-Ato or near the residence of Dorcino Rentrop,
on Grand River, commissioners Pierre
Thtriot, Dorcino Rentrop and Oh. Gros.
UThe commissioners Of the several pre-
cincts, appointed by the Police Jury of this Pa
rish are hereby requested to make their returns
law. Assumption, March 9th 1869.
A. L. Hickman. Sheriff,
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Succession Sale.

Succession of Edouard Babin, deceased.
BY virtue o and in obedience to an order
of sale TO me directed by the honorable
the Fifth Judicial District Court of the
State of Louisiana, in and for tbs
parish of Assumption, dated March sth'
1852,
Will be offered at public auction. by A.
F. Hickman, sheriff Of tic parish of Assump.
ton on Thursday the 10Th day Of April,
1862, at ten o'clock A. NJ. on the premises,
in this parish, between Grand Bayou and
Bayou Corne, the following described pro-
perry, belonging to The above SUCCESSION, 10
wit
lst A tract of land situated IN this Parish
back of Grand Bayou. containing forty two
superficial arpents, more or less, bounded
towards the east and south by land of Ford
and Dugas, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
20 A negress named Clarisse 80 years
Of age and her son named John 2 years old.
Ord. A negro girl named Eulalie, about
10 years old.
4th. Two Pirogues; Farming utensils.
horses, COWS etc.
Terms aud conditions.
The landed property payable in three
equal instruments, one third in march 1858,
one third in march 1854. and the remaining
third in march 1866; the slaves payable
fifty dollars cash, on each head, and the ba-
lance in three equal instalments..one third in
march 1859, one third in march 1854, and
the remaining third in march 1855; - the
moyeabIe property payable in march 1868.
Purchasers to give their notes with good SCI
curity, payable at the office of the Recor-
der Of this parish, TO the order ofthe admi-
nistrator Of said succession, and all sums not
punctually paid Mt maturity, to bear interest
al the rate of eight per cent per annnn; this
landed property and slaves to remain spe.
eially m~ortgaged, until paid.
Parish of Assumption, march 10th 1852.
80 Il. r. Hickman, Sheriff.
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b3 DcgGT On D1Gys

#@HEs@e &#-#@&##
y a deja II on Is ans, lie 4sme de
tgne, sc trou,ant en- gartison 4 Pau, FIJI
tamoin dune dc cea scenes que MULE
languc humane nc saurait reprodnire
Par une belle soirec d'ete, lorsque le
oulement, pour eteindre les lamieres, fu,
battI, qaeiqscs sceldrats SO precipi.
terent dams la chambre du maitre tail.
lcur qu'ils as%sassinarent, ainsi que sa
femme ct son enfant.
Dieu seul a sd &C qui SO passa.
Par IN laasard providcntiel, l'afnee dc
90, onrans venait% de.rentrer, 10 jour me
au convent de Ste-U rsule.
lie londemain, Ia willie assistant 4 IN
spcetacle n~avrant, trois cercueils sc diri.
geaieht de rsgiise S~t.Jacques au cine.
tiere, pas un temoin qni n'edt n larme
pour les victimes dun Vi execrable for
fMt.
Les soupeons 90 %portercnt sur doux
'ous officers, le sergent>major Lagrange
et 10 sergent Dupin (proche parent, dit
an, d. president de- III Legislative. d qui
Ton f%oarnit, qnelques joars apres, DIES
taoyens d'tvasion.
Lagrange comparut devant Ii cour,
asee une mattressc de Dupin, qui, depuis
g joaf, est pressure follo pat fabus Inn
'aodars DC ~liqaeurs alcooliques.
Ellie soutint no rien savoir.
Lagrange fut condamna i mort, q,ioi-
gull protestat dc ion innocence. Dams
une piece de vers adresssc 4 ses parents,
"a seillc de 81 mort, supreme adicu dune
'lelimc dc In Justice humainc... II protes.
ait encore.
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A Vendre on a Lguer.

UNE HABrTATION, sise sur le Canal
des Attakapas, d s miles de Napoleonyille.
Cette habitation d ure superfcie dc 400
acres. Ellie est luxurieusement boisee. IL
sly trouve une iolie maison de residence ct
un beau moulin a sucre, asec I'm bon eghi-
page, dams I'm ordre p~arfait. L'habitation est
bien entouree, ellie est, en- un mot, dams I'm
etat i donner de bcaux produits. II s'y ,rou-
vc environ s%oixante arpens de plantes.
Pour les conditions s'adresser al proprie-
taire. NJ. JAMES KANE, on d feediteur lie
cette feuille, 10
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-14

anil a toulours Gu dc ressnscitcr de
temps en- temps, on Ia mis- en- sacF,
aires FAVOR coupe en- morceaus. s1I
an ~rcy;ent, cctte resurrection scra encar
70 Mus E,buIcuse que sa fabulcuse esis-
tence mails Get animal n Ia vic 81 dure
que, de ca part, IN semb'ab'e tour nc
nous surprcndrait point.
C'est lie Is ~ianvier 1852 (treize NOM
bre fatal y que Ic capitaine Charles
se.bury, commandment du b~aleinier
Ia Monongaheia, IL fat %rencontre du
monstre. C'est par le Sc degre 10 mi.
nutcs dc latitude meridionaIe ct lie Isle
deprs SO minutes de longitude occiden.
tale que le digne capiIaine a attaqne, ct
harpoune. hache ct ensache lie l.evia-
than des mers, don't nous donnons,
d'apres Ia minute t~extuelle du~ vain1ueur,
10 signalemeht snivant
-C'stait Oh male II await lob pieds
7 pouces dc long ct 10 pieps | ponce de
circumference autour dn col, cette CIR
conference atteignait I'M develloppement
de d rieds g pouccs d Ia hautenr DIES
e%psules. Nous eitons extuellement,
ouoiau's vrai dire nous n'ayons jama's WI
d'tpanles a un serpent mais, dc quot
nest pas capable IN serpent dc met y
In tate etait Tongue ct plate, ct fextre-
mite dc Ia langue figurait celle dun
cntr. lie dos noir, les e6tes ct lie ven
ire jaime, tcllcs etaient les c%ou|enrs de
ranimal. La... lie mot dc gneule sui
6t.il pour d%epciodre &C gouifre sans
fond 4 In gneule etait garnie dc q"otr
~pingt-quoiorse dents pointues, tranchan-
tes ct courbtes vers le gosier, pour mieux
retenir les victimcs qui servaient de pa
lure Al monstre. Dn reste, dit lie capi
taine Seabury, nous avons de la chair
uno excellcnte huile, aussi claire que dc
leau de rocho ct brilliant CONNIE dc
I'csprit dc win.
VOLTA; sans contrcdii, I'M prtcicnx ser
pent de mcr, ct qni depouillerait bient6'
In baleine dc toutes ses p~rerogatives
ill n'ttait pas uniqie en- son espece.
Mais, All fat | 10 serpent etait I'm male.
lion en- croft IL capitaine Seabarys Or,
mi male suppose tne femclle, ct, sans
doate, quolqn'autrc marin non mo'ns
habile &c chargera dc In %dtceuvrir. Quo
cotte femmelle, s%nrtont, ait des peti's !;
car II est important que la race do ser
pent de mer sn pcrpitue, dams Pinter8t
des Journalists ct dss lecteurs.
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J. II. DOLLAHAN.
CHTRURGHN DENrTTSIE, vie,

dra, lie 20 dc chaque mois, rtsider, pen.
dant une semainc, d Nnpoleonyille, ct II
y fera, avec adtant de, dexttriis que dc
promptitude, tottes les operations quf
sont do resort de "a profession.
lie DR. y. mettra I'm soin pafticufier
a plomber on auri6er les dents gatfcs.
CONNIE II peut g%araniir Ie plein success
dc son travail, il he r6clafrefa pas Dc
fettibution avabt que ses cliens Sc non
trent satisfaits de lui avoir accorda Icur
confiance.
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j. H. DOLLAHAN.
SURGEON- DENTIST, Will visit Mr.

poleonyilc on the 2Otlr Of every month";
when be will perform all operations in
the dental art with neatncss md des-
patch.
DIR. d. win pay particular attention
to plugging decayed teeth, for which
operations he warrants perfect satisfac-
lion, or positively no charge will be made
DR.. u. will stay in Napoleonville II
whole week each time.
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-Puisqne les souvenirs dn temps dc
fEmpire re,ienmnt j In mode. citons
m mot assoc pcu connu de Nj. de Tai
lcyrand. L'illustre diplomatic sc %trouvail
TN jour cnttc Nine de StaeI ct Nine
Recamier. to,tcs les deux anics intimes,
toutcs les dcux ee|ebrcs d plus dun tire,
mais don't Ia premiere %I'emportait pou,
fetendue de l'csprit ct des commissioners,
tandis que fautre await pour ellie lie.
seductions de Ia douceur, Ell, peut atrr
aussi les charmcs dc Ia figure.
-Vons nous dites i louies les deux
DIES chooses charmantes, CONNIE vous
savez en- dire /; mais enfin, l%aquclle pre-
]ferez-vons de nous dcux Z dit to~ut-a.coup
Nine de Staet;l. en- interro,npant les grn,
CT usetes que NJ. de TaIIeyrand adres.
salt 4 droite ct . gaueh'.
Madame unc question ninsi Gaitc i
brdle-rourpoint est un yeritable guet-
a>pcns. Prenez gar'e, lie Code penal.
-Prinse, point de subterfugc lei
En- deox mols, IaquelIe p'tltrea-vous dc
mon annie gu dc moi D.. Noyons, cst-ce
Ia bruno, est ce Ia blonde T..
&c sera colle qui daigncra m'hono-
rer dun regard.
-Mais quot /! touionrs de Ia diploma.
tie +! eh bien, je vais poser Ia question
autrement. 81 lorsune nous nous prone.
nerons &C soir sur la Seine, la barq e
venait a chavirer, ct que nous fussions
toutcs les deux en- danger de o meyer,
d laguoIlc porteriez.vons ~secours7
A toutes les deux d la .@fois.... OH d
cellc qai c@ourrait lie danger lie plus
immintn n.
Minis pour Dicu, Monseigneur, So
veg done franc unc fois dams votro vie
Je suppose le peril egalement imminent
des dcux c6tes.
-Certcs, l.alternative serait grnve...
Eth bien. JIG yous tiendrais la main droi'e
i vons, Madame Ia baronne, ct la main
gauche a Nine r..
--Mais 81 vous men p%ouvicz sauver
qn'ane... me seaie, entendez-vous bien?.
d la1uclle viendriez-yous Z.
oh !! madame, vous qui savez tant
de bellies chooses L.. Je suppose que vous
savsz nager.... repondit M. de Talley-
rand.
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Une lettfc de Constantinople, raconte d1
ealtan unc anecdote uui RESEMBLE a I'm con.
10 des Mile ct tine Mutt:
'sUn richie Armonian await perdu I'm porte.
tcsil1e eontenant 100000, ct II en- oiffait
4p,aeQ de ~r6compenso d qui lie lni rappor-
terait. lie portcftuille fit trouve ct la recon-
penss reliance par lin pauvre vieillart tres
hoanete: mails i'Armenien, voulant echap.
per III paicment de Ia somne q'ffl await
PROMISE, 1,rsiendit que lie portefeuil!e conte.
matt. EN- oatre, une tres richie bague. que lie
vielllard devait avoir voice. L'atfaire fut por-
ted devant IL sultan. q,i, apres s'etre assure
de la prolific du vieillard Ct dc Pavariee bien
90 niue de I'Arnsnien, daeida q,e, puisque
10 portefcuille de %eelli.ei contehait une
hague, CO no pouvait ttre eelui rapportd par
le v~ieillard ct que, par consequent, &c gully
await do mieuk Il fare, e'etait de rendre Y
portpfeuille aux S40c, 1000 a celui qni ravait
srcuvt, ct dc renouveler les recherches ct
avis pour retrouyer l'autre."
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Trouye dams les ecuries du Pton.

Trouye dams les ecuries du Prom
N niier, I'm cheval creole dc jclie %taille,
couleur sorel, ayant le bas DIES iambes gait
ches b~lanchAtre, ainsi que le front. Go che
val est pressure borgne... L'etainpe est indie.
fnissable, typographiquement %parlant,
Que IL proprietaire veuille bien venir re-
clamer CO cheval, sill ne veut pas rhabituer
/ lire la gazette, chose que nous ne lui mon-
reront pas de hut jours.
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AVIS DETECTION.

4 Ia loi ct en- vertu dFn-
A~ssEaaA2aNAAANMHSS~A he Proclamation de Son
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@@ Walk II. Gouver-
neur de lEtat de In Louisiana, une election
aura lieu aux dihorens bureaur detection
etablis dams ceite Paroissc, lie LHN I,
LONE JOUR DU MOIS D'AVRlL 1859.
entire neuf he",es M n'attn RI 9natre hcu-
res de fopres-mldt,. pour rcccvo'r les votes
dcs votans qualities de ccttc Paroisse, sur
Ia ndrcssitd d'ovoir nnc Convention pour
changer la Constitution.
Chaque votant qua|iie. votant FOUR on CONTRIB
Ia Convention, acrira OH imprimera sur son
ballot lie mot CONVENTION. sill est en- favour de
la dIte Convention ct les mOts PAS DE Con-
v%ENT1oN, sill est oppose a Ia dlte Convention.
Les Henr d'EIcctons sont on,u1 suit e:
Ter. DISTRICT.-Chez Juan Alleman. on dans
le voislnage. Commissaires Octave Wives.
Nellie Leblanc ct Juan Alleman,
2Ine. Chez Andre Acosta. on dams he voisinage,
Commissioners TleophiIe Fernandez, A.
Aeosta ct T'rasimon Trahant.
3me, A lhabitation de SEVERN Landry. on dams
le voisinage. commissioners . Alex. Guillot.
Narcisse Tcmplet ct Martin Melancon.
4me. Chez lfarins Albagnac. on dams le voisi-
mage. commissaires +. Landry. VIM. w.
Pugh ct 1farius Albagnac.
5me. Chez Drauzin IIimel, on dams lie voisina-
&c. cotnmissaires J. Leftwiok. Clairville
lIlmel ct Amed6e Ttte.
Gme. Au cafe de NJ. Boudreau. on dams 10 vol
sinage. commissairos Theodule Labadle.
Auguste Fromin ct Ellie landry.
Tine. A lhabitation de f. Z. MaiIhot, on dams
le voisinage. commissaires w. 4. Sims.
Vincent Landry ct Charles Ballot.
Sine, 4 Ia Maison de cour de Ia Paroisse, com
misszires G. G. Rally, G. l.. liavor ct
A. NJ Foley.
9me, An cafe de Felix Hcbcrt. a Paincourtville.
- ccmmissaires J. u. Dugas, Felix
Gillet ct J, W. Jones.
@ Chez Dufossard Landry on dams Ie vol
sinage copmissaires Eug. Corneau fills.
Viltor Leblanc ct SEVERN Landry.
l1-Chez Francois Uoilerc on dams le voisi-
mage, commissaires ~llypoIite Braud. Ant.
Diez ct Harcelin A. Leblanc.
l2-Chez Etienne Penisson, on dams lie voisi-
mage commissaires Etienne PenIsson fills
Cleophas Ptnisson ct Zepltirin Giroir,
l3-Chez Anac'et Simoneau, on dams lie voisi-
mage, commissaires Anaclet Simoneau ct
Talcour Porche.
l4-Cbez Dorcino Renthrop, on dams lie veisi-
mage commissaires Pierre Theriot Dor
elmo Renthrop ct Charlie Gros.
o. Les conmissaires d'Elections des dihe-
rents hureaux NOMINEES par lie Jnri de Police
de la Paroisse Assumption. sont requis de
tenir la dite Election, ct den faire lie retour
au Sheriff soussigne contormement a la loi.
Paroisse Assumption. 9 mars 1869.
A. j. Hickman. Sheriff.