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ELECTION NOTICE.

s,a I'm ICNFO Nt1lI 10 law
ME~ RkA and by virtue of a Procla.
AyaSTs@sIMGssSsssa nation Of His Exceilency
~ JOSEPH WALKER, Cover
~ nor of the State of Loui-
sianc, an Election will be held at the following
election precincts, in the Parish of Assumption.
ON Y, the l2TI DAY Or
APRIL 1852, between the hours offs 4. NJ.
and 4 o'clock 2. NJ, tor the purpose of re-
ceiving 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
ia favor of such Convention,-and the words
No CONVENTION, if he be opposed to such
Convention.
The places of Election in this Parish are
as follows:
FIRST WARD.-At or near Juan Alleman's
residence, commissioners Octave Wives,
Nellie Leblanc and Juan Alleman.
2nd. At or near Andre Acosta's residence
commissioners Theophile Fernandez, A,
Acosta and Trasimon Trahan.
3rd. At or near the Plantation ofseyerin Lam
dry, near the Parochial Church, conision-
ers Alexandra GuiIIot, Narcisse Temple
aud P. III. Nfelancon,
4th. At Or near Marius Albagnac's residence,
commissioners E.. Landry, VIM. w. Pugh
and Marius Albagnac.
9Th, At or near Drauzin Himel's RESIDENCE
commissioners ]. Leftwick, Clairville
Himel and F. A. 1ete.
o1 a. H4.-.i. Da,l.,,,,, ran,a II,. 400,
Pensioners Theodule Labadic, Aug. Ere
min and Ellie Landry.
18th. At or n9ar the Plantation of E. E. Mailhot
commissioners WA. Sims, Vincent Ian
dry and Oh. Ballot.
9th.-Atthe Courthouse, commissioners G..
C, Raby, C. L. Mavor and A. NJ. Foley.
9th. At Felix Hebert's Coffee House, at Pain
courtville, commissioners J. B.Dugas, FIX.
Gillet and ]. w. Jones.
Landry, commissioners Eugene Comeau
Jr., Vilaor Leblanc and SEVERN Landry.
l1--At or near the residence of Fir. Mollere.
commissioners Hypolite Braud, Mareelin
A. Leblanc and Antoine Diez.S
l2-At or near the residence off. Penisson,
commissioners L. Pension IT,, Zephirin
Giroir and C!eophas Penisson.
l3-At Or near the residence Of Anaclet simo-
neat, on Pierre Part, commissioners !: A.
Simoneau and V. Porche.
I4-Ato or near the residence of Dorcino Rentrop,
on Grand River, commissioners Pierre
1Thtriot, Dorcino Rentrop and CHI. Gros.
UTne commissioners of the several pre-
cincts, appointed by the Police Jury of this Pa
IRISH are hereby requested to make their returns
thereof to the undersigned officer according to
law. Assumption, March 9Th 1852.
a. F. Hickman. Sheriff.
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Vente par lie sheriff

Vente par lie sheriff
La banqne de runion de la Louisiana,
No-329-v vs. la succession de Angus
te Tete.
L'Etat de Ia Louisiana, conr du %cinqnie.
me District Judiciaire, dams ct pour la
Paroisse Assumption.
En- vertu dun writ de Fl Fa i moi
adresse par l'Honorable la cour du Gin.
quieme District Judiciaire de l'Etat de
la Louisiana, dams ct pourIa Paroisse
Assumption, en- date du 2 Janvier 1852.
J'ai saisi etj'ofrirai en- vente publique, sur
les lieux, lie samedi 3 ayril 1861, entire onze heu-
res du matin ct -qnatre heures de Iapres midi,
les proprietes ci apres decrites, SAVIOR;
Ter. un moroccan de terre, situe en- cette Pa
roisse, sur la rive droite du bayou Lafourche, a
environ onze miles audessous du village de Ma.
p%oleonyille, mesurant quatre arpens de face du
dit Bayou, sur q~uarante arpents de profondeur,
borne en- haut par la terre de Jacques Henry
[maintenant par Ia terre de la succession ct en-
bas par la terre de Ia Banque des citoyens, en-
semble avcc toutes les maisons, batisses, moulins.
magasins, e~curies, eabanes 1 negres, ct les
constructions qui Sc ~trouvent Jessus, les outils
aratolres quly appartlsnnent, GU qui pouront y
appartenir.
Aussi, cent dix sept actions au fonds capital
de la dite Banque, ct les e~sclaves CT apres nom-
mes, savoir
James 40 ans, Talton so ans, Phillips as ans,
Piedy, 40 ans, Jenny 40 ans, ct Ephram 35 ans,
avec leur augmentation pendant Ia continuation
de rhypotheque ~consenti LA dite Banque.
iSaisi poar satisfaire lie writ ci dessus, leg in
terets ct les frais, Sans lie benifce de restima-
ton.
Termes ct conditions
Les prophecies cidessus d~ecrites, seront ven
du a douze mois5de credit, du jour de la vente,
lacauerenr sera tenu de fournir ses billets, avec
une caution solidaire, bonnie ct s~olrable, ct by
potheque specialc sur les prcprietes yendues!
portant interet a raison dsAdix pour cent par an.
du jour d~'adjudication jusqu'au pavement.
Paroisae Assumption lie II Mars 1861
40 Il. r. Hickman Shs,ft
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Pour la Cote ct Latonrche.
lie magniique steamer
ROBERT CAMPBELL,

80 kOBERT CAMFBELL, -
- Capitaine A. B. Raglan. ssaszaazzk
Ce MAGNITUDE steamer, 9ui s'est fat TN
81 beau patronage sur les deux rives du ba,
yous depuis la derniere hausse des' eaux,
tera deux voyages par semaine a partir de
ce jour. II quittera Ia rade de la Nouvelle-
Orleans lie lundi de chaque semaine, a S h.
P.sM., ct lie vendredi a Q h. precises A. NJ.
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WANTED-An apprentice to the Blacksmith.
ing Business. A slave would be preferred.
80 Apply to 1T. CRANE.
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ON DEMANDE I'm apprenti forgeron on pre-
I'm c~sclave. S'adresser a
g T. J: CRANE.
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ElaNlIS.I'ONATa
JEU MES DEMOISELLES
Dirlgs par 81 MARTIN,

DE JEU MES DEMOIsELLEs,
Dirgs par E sMAR1LN,
A DonaldsonviI!e.
Atm de ponvoir repondre aux veux
des peres de familIe, M: Martin Went
d'agrandir son Establishment ct de sad
joindre M maitresse d'anglais.
La religion etant la base de toute mo-
rale ct dc toute bonnie education, sera
IN des principles fondamentaux de Pins
titution.
Prix de la Pension avec les d.
verses branches d'enseignement,
en- anglais et~en f~rancais. ...... $50
INSTITUTION DE JEUNES GEMS,
Dirige par M. Il. MARTINI,
A Donaldsonvilie.
M. Martin remercic les peres de IA.
mile de la confiance qu'ils ont daigne
lui accorder depuis ii ans. Ii Went
de %s'adjoindre IN professor d.angiais
qui, depuis seize ans, a professe dams les
premieres institutions de NeW-York ct
de la Nlle-Orleans.
Prix des pensionnaires avec les
diverses branches d'enseignement
en- anglais ct en- francais, par an, $50
j..
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AVIS JUDECEAHRES.
N DE SUCCESSION
Succession de feu Edouard Babin.

Succession de feu Edouard Babin.
En- yertu dun. ordre de vente a moi adresse par
Honorable la Cour du cinqnieme district judi
care de fEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia
Parolsse Assumption, en- date du 8 mars 1852.
II sera offert en- vente publique par A. F.
Hickman, sheriff de cette paroisse, lie Jeudl Is
d'avril 1852, a dix heures du matin, sur les Iieux
en- cette Paroisse, entire lie Grand BAYOU ct le
Bayou Corne, les proprids %ci-apres decsites sa-
yoir;
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DON ANDRE SOLORZANO,
COLLIE TOR & AGENT,
Assrauunlp1aons 1aRo
DON ANDRE ~soLoRZANo,
.COZZecLeega.,

E&Mt MAM#.8 AAE# -, n" 80 @
Annonce respectueusement au public quill Sc
chargera a lavenir de tous reeouvremens dams
les p~aroisses assumption, Ascension, Lafourche
Inferno, Terrebonne, etc.
Ilse charge aussi de I'agence de toutes les
afffaires commercials qu'on voudra bien lui
confer.
uS'adresser au STAR CoFFEE-HoUsE GU
aux Bureaux du PloNNIER.
PARTS MARRONS de
Thabitation de JEAN Rousseau, p~aroisse de
Lafourche-1nterne, rive gauche, lie 2 mars
1859 TROIS NEGRES americans, par.
LIANT anglais ct un peu lie francais.
~ Lsun, larry, de belle t%aille, ayant
~ une loupe sur le cote gauche de la tete.
~ Tn autre, Potney, de 5 pieds 6 pou-
ces environ, excessivement noir, sans autres
connns.
lie troisieme, Bob, de 5 pieds 5 pouces
environ, tres mir aussi, ayant I'm de ses
yeux plus grand que l'autre ct les pieds tres
plats.
Les sherifs des paroisses on Get avis ar
rivera, sont instrument prizes de nous pre-
ve1irs de Far~restation de ces trois nsgres gu
de q~uelqu'un dseux, 81 arrestation il y /.
Une recompense liberale sera accordee
i toute p~ersonne qui, faisant apprehension
de ces nsgres ou de ~quelqu'un d'eux, lesras
menera 4 leur maitre ~ dams nos bureaux.
an ~
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INSTITUTION DE JEUNES GEMS.
Dirige par M. f. MARTIN,
A Donaldsonvilie.
A LOUER.

,Esuperbe Establishment comm sous lie
x1s nom de UNIoN EXCHANGE, propriete
dIsaac Hebert, situe pres de PEglise de
Pa~incourtyille. Gets maison of1re par sa
situation autant advantages pour lie com
merce de marchandises seches ct de groce-
ries qu'aucune autre maison de Paincourt.
La maison principalc est neuve ct bien
peinte, il y a jardin, cour, ecurie. &C., 8-c.
Pour plus amples informations. s'adres-
ser sur les lieux, aux bureaux de poste.
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RICHARl,G TEMpLET,
II, Rue Mississippi,
lDonaldsonyilie.
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lDoUoLAs JRRRnLD's rDEAoR sCoNsRR'
NATIVES. There's sort Of men in he'
world that can't bear any progress, | won
der they ever walk, unless they walk
backwards! | wonder they don't refuse
TO go out when there's enew moon--und
all out oflove and respect for that San
cient insiitution,ntbe old one. But there
we're always such people, aud always
wiR be. When lucifers FIST came in how
many old women. staunch old souls
any Of them worthy 10 be members oI
Pariament----siood by their matches and
,inder-boxes, and cried OIL, "no surren'
derp' And how many Of these old wo.
men; disguised in male attire, 90 eyetN
day abou, at public meetings, protesting
to be ready 10 die for any iinder.box
question that may come up Yes, ready,
quite ready, to die FOR II; all the readier,
perhaps, because dying for anything Of
the sorts gone out Of fashion.
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all the numbers. @.N
] have about FIVE hundred surplus cop
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proceedings Of Congress, all laws and
Joint resolutions passed during the ses-
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prices. sell the bound volume here
for four dollars volume; The three vol
umes bound for twelve dollars. Every
person who takes any fart in the politics
Of this country should possess them.
JOHN C. RlVES.
WAsHrNeroN, 10Th October, 1852.
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PR1NT1Nca or,F1on FOR sALH.

DESTROYS of devoting my whole time to the
Of a newspaper necessarily very much inter-
feres,I offer for sale the Press. Types, and
Subscription List Of the KALIDA VEN
TURE newspaper to whoever desires to con
time and conduct it asa Democratic jour
nal; and ms it is now established nearly
twelve yoars its permanence can be no mac
Ter of question, nor the steady support il has
received and still receives. To an indus
trious PrnteriI would yield fair and certain
return. and would proven good investment
In case Of sale would prefer TO give pos
session after the first Of January next, but
would do 90 sooner. if deemed essential.
Sept. z, 1859. JAMES MACKENZIE.
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A BOOK FOR EVERY AMERICAN.
e.. Men wanted 10 travel as Agents.
Tie Subscriber is no,o publishing Third Edi-
tion of
THE LIFE AND VOYAGES OF
AMERICUS,
The great Navigator after VIII ON our county
was named.
Ely G. f. LESTER, Late q. s. Consul.
ILLUSTRATED WITH ENGRAVINGS.

From The N. Y. JournGl Of Commerce.
"T his is very Interesting and instructive
volume, especially to Americans, as il relates
continent. The Plates illustrating various
points in the history Of the great Navigator.
add to the value OF the work, and still more
TO its ncceptubleness to the common reader"
From, the N. Y, Christian Observer. -" In
this elegantly printed volume, the compilers
have preserved all the information accessible
respecting this celebrated voyager. The
Book will be valuable acquisition"
From the Ne,p York Recorder -" This is a
worthy tribute to one of tho great navigators
whose name and history vii. be for ever
connected with the American Continent.
The work is we'll worthy Of attention as a
repository of much that is valuable. bearing
on The enrly history Of the New World"
From the Albany Spectator" The subject
of this work is sufficient Of litseli 10 attract
and interest every American. The man who
gave name to this great western continent.
cap never be forgotten. aIga3 E
'.It ia written in that flowing and attractive
style which characterizes all Mr.. Lester's
productions, and cannot fail 10 have an ex
tensiye circulaton.,, gC9f 1#g QGr1 9gii5
A number OF active and intelligent men of
good character, are offered profitable employ
menl in circulating, by subscription, the
above valuable, and interesting work in this
and adjacent counties in the State Of Ohios
The Terms will be given on application to
the Subscriber, post paid. gsi ig si
H. MANSFIELD, Publisher
l34 York ST., New Haven. 'Conpecticu..
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valuable Real Estate for Sale.
NEAR PENDLEToN /.

Y NEAR PENDLEToN. i"a y =
Stephen Anderson. .Guardt Mod;,on c,oun,v
ar o. SamuelBusck.J .JameA1 p rohata Cnny,
Busck and Wesley Bu!gl po,;t;on - SelI
sick. minor heirs of Sam Jands
uel Busick, late Of Putnam
County deceased, t}J
Henry Kilheffer, ct. al.
'DY virtue of mn order Of the Court OF Pro-
Dbnte within and for Madison County,
State Of Ohio, Will proceed to offer foT
sale at the door ofthe Court House in Kaidu.
in the County of Putnam, between the hours
of ten o'clock, a. NJ, and four o'clock, p. m.
Monday, the tenth day Of January A. D.
+ 1853.
the following described property, to wit:
The share by Will of the said James Ru'
sick in the North half of the South East
quarter Of the South East quarter Of section
seventeen Cf township one south " range
eight east, being twenty acres Of land, lying
in Putnam county, and State Of Ohio.
And also "The share by will OF Samuel
Busick. in the middle part of the West
half of the South East quarter Of section
seventeen Of Tow nship one South OF range
elght East, in said Putnam county. and
Slate Of Ohio, lying Immediately South Of
the parcel CT land willed by Samuel Busick.
now deceased, to George Busick, and by him
sold 10 Whitfield ckley, bounded on the south
and Eas; by lands willed to Sarah Busick,
and Wesley Busick. and on the West by
lands occupied by Henry Blosser, being 20
ncres Of land
And also 1.-THE share by said Will of
Wesley Busick. which IS the South West
quarter of the South East quarter, except
Northwest pait; and the South East part of
the Northwes, quarter Of South East qnarter
of section, seventeen of Township one South
of Range Eight East, in Putnam County ,
State Of Ohio, being twenty three acres Of
land, and lInLots number 6ve aud sixs( (No's
S & s. in the Town Of PendletoD, in said
County. "a -g, Gsri,.ts3eE,f as5- baf.
(Subiect however, to the life Estate OF
Dover Interest of their said Mother. Sarah
Busick. in the aforesaid three several tracts
of land and town Lots. 3 ,oe 800 sH
~, 4, STEPHEN ANDERSON.
Guardian Of said heirs.
Nov. %. 1852.
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Bu a. r. McCLURE.

FGt By 4. II. MCCLURE. 6 r
VTYHE ci,izensof Putnam and the adjoining
counties, and the travelling public gen.
orally are respectfully informed. that T. R
Mcclure has purchased the above well
known stand, and which he is fitting up fol
the reception and accommodation of travel.
ers. and where he will be at all times ready
to entertain his old customers and the travel
ing public generally.
AS Mr.. McC. is we'll known as alandlord
and the accommodations of the KALIDA
HOTEL. its STABLES, &C., are we'll known
to be ample, he deems it unnecessary to say
more than tina. his beet exertions will be
given to cater for the tastes and comfort oI
the travelling public, who may give him q
call, and that he is determined to provide the
best the country affords.
February 1850. 46l7
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ProV,nte Noiice.

4HTOTICE is hereby given, that John B
tsN Reeder, Administrator Of the estntes
Of Paul Solomon and William Solomon de-
ceased, has filed his accounts, in the Office
of the Probate Judge Of Putnam county
Ohio. for final set,lemept. Said accounts
will be for hearing on the 18th day Of De-
comber, 1882.
.l JOHN DIXON.
asH lga iF s4sa Probate Judge.
OFFrcE OF THE PRoBATE JUpaE, Kalida,l
Putnam co., O. Nov .i27, 1852. Sssav
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II OST.--A pair Of saddle-bags, between
IL Ottowa and Gilboa, contaiRng some
articles Of clothing. A satisfactory reward
will be paid to whoever will forward them TO
this office, or tell where they may ba found.
Dec: 1 1882. natN tt193 I.saa .r~,.
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Coon DESCENT LIT is a question
whether being called ''the son Of gum
should not rather be taken as a compli.
ment thpn as . term of abuse, as il is
well known that no gun is good for any.
thing unless i, descends in a sraight line
from a good stock. 2 60 a'f
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THE SEPARATrsTs IN SWEDEN. THE
National Church of Sweden, il is well
known is Lutheran, and hut few years
l,ave passed since the entire population,
save some 5000 Catholics and 1000
Jews, were reckoned as Lu utherans. All
sects are nominally tolerated, though
with this restriction, tha, Luiherans only
can be advanced to any employment
under the State. 10 spite Of the efforts
both OF the civil and ecclesiastical author.
tiles, however, new ideas seem to be
rapidly gaining ground, and from the
fepnris which we see from iimo TO lime
of the state oof morals in t:lat country,
there seems to be a great need of some
stronger restraint upon mems appeiites
and passions than The snperannuated
State Church imposes. A few years
since sect known as Sepdrdtists or
Readers (Leser) arose in. the North Of
Sweden, which we learn is greatly ON the
increase and continually extending in
influence and numbers. q
n According to recent official reports,
The Separatists a, Orsa, :own near the
center Of the Kingdom, have so far
asserted their independence as to receive
the administration OF baptism, blessing Of
marriages., confirmation and the Lord
Supper from their owa chosen ministers
IA great crime in countries where. as
in Sweden, Prussia, &C., the established
hierarchies draw no mconsiderable in
como from the fees attending all these
rites, .,'' ~. ....-...., sila
a"Thus," says the Stockholm Ajtonblat,
s'has complete dissolution Of the good
understanding which has hitherto existed
in the Swedish State Church taken
place." This movement is one Of those
which At tines occur in all cruntries
cursed with established churches, in
which the mass Of the people leaves the
legal and official church service for one
which shall more fully meet their wants,
and appeal more directly 10 their hearts.
This movement is also noteworthy, in a
political point of view, as The Separalists
will be forced. by the position which they
have assumed, in hostility TO the Hierar.
chy, to join the party Of refofm, as the
only means Of breaking the absolute
power.of the Established Church. M Y
Tribune. esi'a
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In 1914 the average postage on Black.
rood and the four English reviews was
$3.50 per ,annum;I il is now seyeniy'.wo
cents. s0a j.
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1Ay- v. B. PALMER, at New York, Boaon,
ana Philadelphia. is our only agen, in these
cities for advertising and subscription pur.
poses. All arrangements made with him,
on our nccount, will be treated as il made
directly wiki this Office.
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% The Ckarlsston Courier says of The
literary works Of Calhoun:--"Bnt little
interests OF demand ia manifested for the
work; and the edition, for the most part,
lies quietly reposing on The booksellers'
shelves.p ses5 i4s5a Il ss,sfa
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What things increase the more you
contrac, them? Debts! Jt.. 80.
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NOTICE OFiEAPPLICATION FOR
pAPnON5 ttfffTt

n NDOINs n lIfT 2 y
nN behalf Of Abraham Busick and James
~ Busck an application will be made to
the Governor Of Ohio, within three weeks
from the date hereof, for the pardon OF
GEORGE Buslcx. convicted at the April Term
OF the Court Of Common Pleas, held in De.
iance county, in the year 1851, /, OF The crime
Of manslnughter, for killing Samuel Hamil-
ton at Pendleton in Putnam county, Ohio.
on the 9th day Of June, A. D. l849; and for
which the snid George Busick is now con.
fined in the Penitentiary under sentence oi
imprisonment for the term of ten yeors
ao ABRAH BUSlCK,
JAMES BUSICK.
Kalidd. Putnam, County, Ohio.
December 10Th, A. d. 1852. 6Os