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AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

..s I'M E. Eude, Passage
NLLE-ORLEANs de la Bourse, No 35,
encoignure Cont.
Ascension MN Richard & Templet.
R1vsERE-NEUvE, M. Frmin Duplessis.
IsERv1LLE M. J. Breau.
Sr-JAcQUEs NJ. Auguste Theriot.
Sr-'EAN DApiisih' M. Edgard Perret.
PoNT-BREAUx, At. Edmond Bulliard.
TH1BopAUx M. Adolphe Blanchard.
HouMA nj. F. Gagne.
SrE-MAR1E NJ Etienne Pcnisson.
ABSORPTION -. G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star.
BELLE Rrv1ERE M. Pierre Theriot.
pa1NcoURTvILLE, M. c.. J. Z. Gauthier,
L Dams les pafoisses OH nous n'avons pas.
romme d'agents, nous prions les Maitres de Posto
de- vouloir Sc charger lie l'agence de notre feuile
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LE PIONNlER De L'ASS0MP Tl0N.
PUBLIC PAR
EUGENE SUPERVIELLE.
DlMANCHE, IL AVRIL 1852.
CONDITIONS Du 1ourual:

ABONNEMENT L Announcement est paya
ble D'AvANCE.
POUR UN AN : So: ::::::: : So 90
POUR SIX MOIs :: :: -: 4: 90
Tout abonne qui voudra suspendre son abon-
,ement devra prevenir, par ecrit les editeurs,
aunze joars au moins, avant Pexpiraton du
trmestre.
ANNONCES:-Pourl les insertions, ,annonces
avis, etc. etc, les conditions sont les suivantes-
Par DIX L1GNEs, pour la lere insertion ST. 90
Pour les insertions suivantes 80: so
On execute l'imprimere du PIoNNIER, Ell ce
aux prix les plus moderes, toutes especes dou
vrages typographiques, (Jobs,) tells que, cARTEs
F.cTuREs, PAMPHLETS, BLANCs. ETC, ETC.
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DALLETs The worthless pps 81 sfsaiiua
ndnc the believe
Agents.
ATTEED TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE sKN-
WRITTEN WITH A PEN, IN DIFFERENT COIORfD MI on
THE MFElOPE or ZACH BOX. AND THAT NO OTHER RE
g General Depot United ssa.ss hss ali sdd
viii be promptly e1eensd. II. DALEY u CO., 49,
SIS BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
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HISSIfPi KENTUCKY E IDUIe
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TITRE VIII.
INSTRUCTION PUBLIQUE.

.,s INSTRUCTION PUBLIQUE.
Art 1871 sera elu un surintendant de l'instruc-
ton publique qui exercera fonctons pendant une
periodic de deux annees SEES devors seront presents
par la oi ct il recevra lie traement que xera la Lee
gislature. Neanmoins PAssembee Generate pourra,
par I'm vote de la majorte des membres elus aux
deux Chambres, abo!r la place de Surntendant de
linstruction publque, quand ellie jugera que cette
place nest plus necessaire.
Art. 136-L'Assemblee Generate etablira DIES
ecoles gratuites ct pubques dams tout PEat, ct de-
vra pourvoir lenr entretien au moyen dune take
generate sur les prophecies on autrement. LIE mon
tant ansi percu otenu de tsute autre facon sera
distribute les differences paroisses proportion
nellement nHnbre d'enfants ibres ct blancs
qu'elles renfermeront, ct de Page indique par PAS
semblee Generale.
Art. 137.-Le produit de toutes les terres conce-
dees jusqu'a moment par lie Congress des Etats-
Unis Get Etat pour Pentretien des ecoles ceui de
toues les qul pourront dams faveuir &ire
cedees on ieguees rEa destination espresso,
ct don't Eta pourra plus tard disposer ainsi que lie
| produit DIES SUGGESTIONS echues PEtat, conforme
ment la loi restefont en- la possession de Etat d
tire de pref ct formerent un rene perpetuelle don't
PEtat acquittera annuellement Pinteret raison de
six ponr cent. Get interet joint celui rems par les
| Etats- Unis Get Etat, tire de depot, vertu
dune loi du Congress du % juin 1886. affecte,
ainsi que la otalite de la rente des terres
Dues fentreten des ecoles pubiques, ct cette al
| location restera inviolable.
| Art. 13S.-Le revenu provenant de la vente de
toute terre accordee jusqn'a ce moment Get Etat
par e Commencement Federal, pour entretien d une
maison d'education, que la vente ait dea lieu
uuelle s'accomplisse plus tard. ansi que lie revenu
provenant dune donation quelconque faite a rEiat
dams lie but c-dessus ndique, formera rente per-
petuelle don't nteret, rason de six pour cent paI
an, applique fentretien dune institution des
tinee aux progress de la LITERATURE des arts ct des
sciences. La Legislature ne pourra voter aucune lo
pour appliquer les fonds ci-dessus mentionnes VI
autre but que la creation ct rameoration de linsti
| tuition susdite.
Art. 139-L'Universite de la Louisiana, situee
la Nouvele Orleans, maintenue telle qu ellie es
maintenant etablie. a=lls5.r-5 Is -f-5l 2
Art. 140.-La Legislature pourra voter les loi
quelle jugeta necessaires pour regementer uterieu
rement fUniversite ct avoriser les progress de la lit
teraure ct de la science ellie ne sera dependant pa
de Uniyersite
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IN Forwarding Merchants street, Newrleans
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qui aura etc allouee pour la meme periodic Oraeur
de la Chambre des Representants, ct pas advantage
Art Ale Gouverneur a lie pouvoir d'accorder
DIES sursis pour tout delft commits dams Etat. pex-
cepon du cas- d'speacse'n, il pourra, avec lie con-
sentement du Senat accorder parties condamnees
eur pardon ct la remse de leurs amendes. Dams les
cas- de trahison il pourra accorder sursis usqua
la fin de la session suvante de Assemble Generate
laquelle seule lie pouvoir de pardonner.
Art. 45.-Le Gouvarneur recevra, a certaines epo-
ques determines, une retrbution qu ne sera nj aug
mentee nj dimnuee durant la periodic pour aquelle il
aura etc elu
Art 46--Le Gouverneur sera lie commandant en-
chef de armee ct de Ia marine de Etat ainsi que
de la mice, excepte lie OH les forces de la Lou-
sane seraisnt appelees service des Etats- Unis.
Art Ill nommera, avec lie concours du Senat,
tous les officers don't les foncons sont etabEes par
cette Constitution, ct don't lie mode de nomination
nest pas aurement ndique. Dependant la Legislature
aura lie droit de prescribe lie mode de nomination a
toutes les autres places creees par la loi.
Art. 4S-Le Gouverneur a lie pouvoir de nommer
aux places qul deviendront vacantes dams Pntervae
des sessions du Senat, ct dams accordera des
commissions qui expreront la fin de la session sui
vante, d moins quill MY soft autrement pourvu dams
eete Constitution Aucune personne presentee par lie
douverneur ct rejetee par lie Senat ne pourra etre
nominee aux memes fonctions apres Fajournement du
Senat.
Art, 49.-Le Gouverneur peut demander des rem
seignements par ecrt aux officers du departemen
execute Sur tout qui rapport aux deyoirs de
leurs charges respectives.
Art. SOL transmettra de temps autre, a PAS
semblee Generale outes les informatons necessares
la situation de Etat ct appellera son attention
sur les measures qu'iljugera convenables.
Art. 51.-I peut, dams les coniectures extraord
naires, convoquer pAssemblee Generate au siege du
gouvernement on dams une autre locaite, 81 rendroi
OH siege lie gouvernement lest devenu I'M sejour dan
gereux par le voisnage de ennemi on lie regne uns
epidemic. Dams lie cas- OH les deux Chambres seron
| ". l.
les proroger a telle epoque quill jugera convenabe
pourvu que la periodic ne depasse pas quatre mos.
Art 52-Le Gouverneur veillera ce que les lo
soicnt fideement executes
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JOHN acRAk RALPH COLEMAN.
MCRAE & COLEMAN, Cotton Factors, Com
mission Forwarding Merchants street.
rlesns. LEY
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and Commission Merchants No. "a Old Lsves Neworals
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contribution
u ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

pREAMBULE. .l
Nous, le peupls de l'Etat de la Louisiana, 6tabis
souSaSsjtsetons cette Constitution.
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TIRE PREMIER.
DISTRIBUTION DIES PoUVoIRs.

OISIKIBUITON DES POUVOIKS
Art. 1er.-Les pouvors du gouvernement de L Fiat
de la Louisiana sont divses en- tros departments dis
tincts
Cbacun de ces departments est comic un corps
particulier de magistrats.
LIE pouvor legislatf est attribute un corps parti-
cutler le Pouyoir execute un aure corps ct lie pou-
Art. 2.-Aucun de ces departments, nj aucune
psrsonne rempssant dams Pun d'eux une place quel-
conque, nexercera les pouvoirs qui appartiennen Ell
propre un des deux autres 81 ce lest dams les cas-
indiques ci-apres expressGment
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g P. JONES, Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
~. Mansdeid il The District Courts
the parshes Caddo Reference
No the Attorneys Of the JuficlaI ptstrte
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SINGULAR ADVENTURE.

The Cincinnati Commercial states that
on the day the procession in honor to Mr..
Clay took place in that city, gentleman
in the crowd whose residence was in Cler.
mont county, had his attention attracted
by melancholy looking girl about four.
teen years OF age, who carried babe in
her arms, which she was endeavoring to
screen from the rays Of the sun. The
gentleman approached her, and was at
once recognized by the semi.lunatic, who,
calling him by name, asked him to buy a
parasol for her, and fan for the baby
In an instant he discovered, by peculiar.
ity Of the eye, that the girl was affected
with wandering Of the mind, and upon
asking her . few questions, discovered
that she was the daughter of widow lady
in Clermont county, with whom his own
wife and family were temporarily boarding.
and on looking closely at the infant dis
covered that il was his own child! He
was exceedingly agitated, and for time
was quite at loss what course to pursue.
He thought of the distress his wife must
necessarily bs in; he feared for the safety
Of the delicate little one, exposed as it had
been to the scorching sun and excessive
heat-but his resolution was fxsd-the in
FAINT was taken by friend who was with
him, to lady acquaintance in the vicinity
who gave it that nourishment which ma
ture rsquired-and in twenty minutes, the
whole party, consisting of the father, the
lady acquaintance, who was the wife o
his friend, the infant, and the wandering
girl, were in light carriage, with flee
pair Of horses, on their way to Clermont
When the party arrived. the greatest con
sternation prevailed, the entire region hav
ing been searched for the missing infant
The girl being what is called "half'wi'ted,
and Tearing Of the Clay funeral. though
to witness il, and took the baby for com
pany, no. having sufficient reflection II
appreciate the consequences.
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ETHIOPIA.

Bayard Taylor, writing to the New
York Tribune from Khartoum, the capital
Of Egyptian Soudan, describes his ride
down the Nile. He says:
"Here, where expected to sail through
q wilderness, find garden. Ethiopia
Nigh, become in other hands. the richest
and most productive part Of Africa. The
people are industrious and peaceable, and
deserve better masters. Their dread Of
Turks is extreme, and so is their hatred.
! stopped one evening at little village
on the western bank The sailors were
sen. to the houses to procure fowls snd
eggs, and after long time two men ap-
peared, bringing, as they said, the only
chicken in the place. They came up
slowly, stopped and touched the ground,
and laid their hands, signifying that they
were as the dust before our feet. Achmet
paid them the thirty paras they demanded,
and when they saw the supposed Turks
had no disposition to cheat them they
went back and brought more fowls
Travellers who 20 by the land route give
the people an excellent character for hos
pitaiity. have been informed that it is
almost impossible to bye anything. even
when double the value Of the article is ten
dered, but asking for it as a favor they
will cheerful,y give whatever they have.
On the third day saw the hippopotamus
The men discerned him about quarter
Of mile off, as he came up to breathe
and called my attention to him. anG the
sailors shouted to draw his attention
"How is your wife old boyl" "ls you
son married yeti" and like EXPLANATIONS
They insisted upon it that his curiosity
would be excited by this means. and hi
would allow US to approach. lsawhim a
least within hundred yards. but only hi
enormous head, which was three feet a
GROSS his ears. He raised it with ire
mendous snort, opened his huge mouth a
the same time, and more frightful mon
stsr never saw. He came up in on
wake, after we had passed, and followed
Us some time. Directly afterwards WI
spied five crocodiles on sandbank.-
Ono Of them was of greyish color, ant
upwards Of twenty feet in length. w
approached quietly to within few yard
oithsm, when my men raised their pole
and shouted. The beasts started from
shsir sleep and dashed quickly into tn
water, the big yellow one striking SO vic
lsntly against the hull that am sure HI
went of with the headache.
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From the Louisville Journal.
Rem BOLTS REPLY.

From the Louisville Journal.
BHI BOLTS REPLY.
Ali yes. remember that name with de-
light.
Sweet Alice, 90 cherished and dear;
l seek hsr lone grave in the pale hour Of
night,
And moistsn the turf with tear;
And there, when the heart is o'erburdened
with woes,
wander and muse all alone,
And long for the time when my head shall
rspose.
Where "sweet Alice lies under the stone.
roam through the wood whore so joyous
we strayed,
And rscline on the green sunny hill;
Anthings are as bright in that beautiful
glade,
But my heart is all lonely and chill.
The hand that 90 fondly | pressed then in
mine,
And the lips that were melting with love-
Are cold in the grave, and I'm left to re-
pine,
Till | meet with sweet Alice above.
All! well remember the school.houss ant
brook,
"And the master so kind and so true,
The wild blooming flowers in the cool sha
dy nook,
So fragrant with incense and dow.
But weep not for these. though so dsa
to my heart,
Nor the friends that have left Us alone
The bosom will heavs, and the tear.drop
will start,
For "swest Alice lies under the stone.
SYDNEY DYER.
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Notice in Chancery.

ELIEL LONG and Elizabeth Long his wife,
Isaac A Brock, Jeptha rys, William john
ston and Elizabeth Johnston his wife. and Enoch
Dive residing without the State Of Ohio. will take
notice, that on the TIN day Of July. A. D. 1862.
Samuel P. Jones on behalf OF himself and the
other inhabi; ;ants Of the county Of Monroe. 10
the State OF Ohio. filed in the office OF the CLERK
of the court of Common Pleas, within and fot
said county. a Bill in Chancery. the object ana
prayer of which IL to have the south east corner
Of section No. II, in township No 3. OF range
No s, established BY survey. aud to have snree |.
trustees appointed to take charge Of one acre Of
grouud in square form, in the south east corner
of said section. intended and conveyed by Eiei
Long. for a meeting house and place OF public:
worship. and to quiet the title and possession o.
sucl, trustees in and TO the same; and that unless
you appear, and plead. answer or dsmnr to the
said Bill within 60 days after thr rising of the next
Term. that at the Spring Term 1853. decree VIII
be taken against you by default
HoLtisrgR. OKEy g. tloLLisTcR,
July 2l. 1852 Solicitors for Complainant
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New China, Glass and Queensware
S'TOR T.,

No. 20, MONROE st. WHEELING, VA.
ruyHE Subscribers respectfully give notice that
they have Just openeda SpIsndid Stock Of
the above WARL. together with al assortment Of
Mantle Ofnaments and Fancy Goods,
.ome Of which are New Patterns and Of exquisite
TASTE AND BEAUTY.
Iron Stone China and Porcelain Breakfast, Dim
ner, Tea and Tcile. Ware. Of new patterns.
Hall Lamps and Lanterns. Solar and
Lard Lamps, Britannia Ware,
Table Cutlery, sc. &c.
Together with complete stock Of Common Ware
for city and country trade. Wehops BY keeping
such goods on hand % this section OF country re-
ouires, and giving our persouai attention to re-
packing the same, 10 convince all who may favor
US with their patronage. that they cannot do bet
Ter at any other establishment IN the country
We invite all who may be purchasing their
spring stock to call upon before purchasing else
where. HOBBS BARNES g. CO.,
Sis7t Flint Glass Manufacturers.
Ian. =. 1859 Wheeling. Va,
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Groceries.

The undersigned ha wing pur.hsed the Stock
of W. T. SINCLAIR, to which he has added a
new Spring Stock, now offers
Fresh Groceries
at the lowest cash prices. He has also on hand
good assortment OF
Nails, Oils, Paints, Varnish, Cigars. Con-
fectiomaries, Bating, Candlevick, &C.,
which he will sell at reduced prices. Best Copal
varnish at 81, ,25 per gallon.
NJ. BAKER
WoopsF,ELp. NAV 26, 1852.
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A River Farm for Sale.

n OFFER al private sale the Farm on which
N Inow reside. living on the Ohio river in Ohio
township, Monroe county, Ohio, 4 miles below
the Mouth OF Fishing creek. % J mile above the
town Of Sardis, and miles below Baresvll'e,
Containing 200 Acres,
100 acres cleared, (of which 25 is in meadow }
and 80 acres Of good timber. There is on the
premises young Orchsrd containing 500 trees OF
the CHOICEST COLLECTION OF FRUITS
The land is in high state of cultivation, with
comfortable bulldogs For further particulars
inquire of the undersigned on the promises
W. d. HAVELY.
April IA, ls52.-3m
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Great Bargain!
LEO Acres of Land.

IOO NOIF|0 vi
IL Perry town.hip. Monroe county, Ohio, known
AZ the Bottenfield farm. well improved. about gu
or 80 acres cleared will he sold by the undersIsn'
ed at great bargain. The location Is a good one.
being about one mile from the townof Antioch,
on the road leading from Woodstield TO Sisters
vile. ;.
For further particulars inquire ofThos. Mitchell
in Antioch, or of the undersigned. in Woodsfeld
JOSEPH MORRIS.
March, 1852. F
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NNARY ST. GLARS ESTATE. E.-Notice is
IxH hereby given. that the subscriber has been
appointed and quaiiedas as Executor Of the Estste
OF Mary St. Clair, late Of Monroe county, dc.
ceased. THOMAS GRIFFITH. Ear.
June 80, 1852.
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Land for Sale,

IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. OHIO.
1NA ACRES Of limestone ridge land. near
lV the bank Of Little Muskingum, nine
miles from Marietta, about 80 acres cleared; tim
ber GOOD About 100 apple trees, Of which W are
hearing: 5 or 6 kinds vi cherry and kinds OF
plumb tress; a quantity Of peach trees, aud some
pears and grapes A good two.stoiy hewed ,oE
house, we'll Of good water. smoke house. Pa'led
garden, &c.
ALSO
n = - Acres OF land on the Waterford rosds
SD 4mile, from MARKETS.. so Of which are
under ience aud 10 good state 0f cultivation.
ALSO
OH Acres on the Waterford road. mile:
OeD from Marietta, about 25 acres cleared ana
will be sold low.
ALSO
0A Acres on the Muskingum River. ~
SVp miles from Marietta. This tract can
be so divided rs to make very valuable and very
| desirable small farms. Well improved.
The above tracts will be sold at private sale
For particulars inquire on the premises. or o.
Harmar, o., Feb IL, 1852 tiy
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New Arrangement.
The Fast. Running, Light.Dranght Steamer
ALLEGHENY CLIPPER,

B. F. GOODWIN, MASTER,
Will run as a Daily Packet between SUNFlSH
end WHEELING. leaving Sunfsh at o'clock.
A. NJ. returning leaves Wheeling at o'clock,
P. M. A Daily Line Of COACHES will run
from Sunfish to Woodsheld. in connection WIN
the Clipper. ard passengers can bs recelp!ed
through from either point
June 9. 1859
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Receipts and Expenditures. g
STATEMENT Of he The
a msnOns 'uqs RnciSIprs Z iST I s ~ EXPENDITURES
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New Goods.

Litten q Horne,
Tnreshing Machine Builders g. Repairers,
SUNFlSH, OHIO,
NN7ILL have constantly on hands MACHINES
wv OF all kinds; also CLEANERS Of The hest
aud latest improvements.
From past experience we flatter ourselves that
we Can equal any manufactured in the State.
Persons wishing to purchase Machines will
please give us call aud examine tor themselves.
All work warranted to perform right or no sale.
NJ ID All old Castings and Iron taken in
~. I'D. exchange for work, for which the
highest price will be given
LITTEN l. HORNE.
Supfish June 9, 1852.
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P, COOKE, NJ, D.,

UUAvING permanently located in WOODS
FIELD. offers his professional services as
PHYSICIAN. .OBSTETRlCIAN& u SURGEON,
to the citizens of said town and vicinity. lie
hopes, by strict attention to the calls ot the aifilct'
ed. to merit a share of public patronage.
May l2, 1882