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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
WHEAT FANS.

WHEAT FANS.
TIME WHEAT FAN snorn as the 'efcnessee
IL Farmer has superseded tile use of almost
every other AN in the State OF New York ami ahcr
Wheat growing STATES. Ii is adapted u cleaning
every description Of seed and as, Clover Seed or
Timothy cleaner has no superior. This Fan has
been most fully tested. and every Where ELECTED The
highest ornmendation Il has taken The premium
al several Of NE best Northern exhibitions, and for
superioTityof construction capacity for working
and economy Of price, stands unrivalled The fol-
lowing certificates from some Of the most intelligent
and successful 8griculturists in the Valley OF Wiz
ginia, attest its merits wherever tried. This list,
were those offered not deemed sufficient for all
reasonable Igen, could be extended 10 an indesniis
extent JAMES RUNIAN.
Mr. James Rnnyans Tan has been nsed and tried
against another celebrated Fan on The farm Of the
late MIR John Myers this season with entire salts
faction. So far as my experience enables me 10
Judge, il has no superior in speed Or excellence Of
work. JOHN J. IL STRAIrH.
This is oeertify thatI have tried osc. Of MreJas
Runyanis Fans and have no hesitation in saying
tits the best haze ever used and haYeno hesita-
Nov. /, 1851. mo. Il, NoENDREE
This IS to certify that have tried one Of Mr..
James Runyah's Wheat Fans and have no hesi-
tation inesayiBg that il cleans letter than any one
have used since have been farming ard num-
Der Of my neighbars were present when | used it
anda coneurred with me in its superiority over
Nov. 5, 1851. RIcHD DUFFlELD.
have purchased enc of Al. Tunyan's Wheat
I Fans and consider ii the best nave ever uSed on
my farm. l. L3OPIE.
Ibave tried one Of lanes RunSan's Wheat Fans
and fsis tie l,sSt that mi have eyer used and would
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Gardner & Rohr's Wheat Drill,
SEED PLAN TER.

$ l Z =
FEJHE Undersigned having purchased he light TO
Il Manufacture aud sel1-this unequalled Driil in
the countieSoi L9udonn, Clarke aud the southern
half Of JeifSrson, are row fully prepared al their
establishments in Ghailestown 10 furnish 10 order
any numbef Of Drills, made in the most substantial
manner, Ar orders RJompty attended %.
This Wildcat prl4 performs lie triple work OF
Drilling. Sowing andCovering by lie same move
Ament thereby saving much time and labor. Itwill
plant point rows and all Irregular shaped fields,
with saving Of from 10 10 5 pei cent, in labor II
will, with ease for Two horses, plant from $ 10 10
acres per day Of Wheat Barley, and other small
grains This Machine has been III use two seasons,
and Wherein il has baen introduced has given en-
tire satisfaction,
This Drill took the FIRST premium a, the Valley
Agricultural Exhibition in October last. AlSo the
frs, preipidn at The Agricultural Exhibition for
Belmont eoanty Ohio, October % ,@lS5l.
,oBANNoN,, HENSON & HUNT.
April |, lf52
Wehavetin cur possession large number Of
certificates Recommending this Driil 10 The farmer
as having MP superior. Amonsthe number the fol
lowing: (
have used on mr. farm and am still using enc
of The WHEAT Drills patented by Gervis S. Gafd-
ner aud Gsorge Rohr, and now sold BY Messrs.
Henson, 0Bannon and Hunt. | do not suppose
any intelligent farmer would now dispute The adj
vantage Of drilling over broadcast sowing; also
consider the above Drill Altogether equal4o any.
Grill now in use, and The advantage oil applying a
compost bax 10 il, makes il very desirable. The
compost part of the drill acts wei in every ricu-
lar and is one of the greatest intentions of the day
for the farnlkr; il might well be called the farmers
friend, as ikkayes beth time and labor.
81 MARTIN EIcHELBERGER.
March 10. 1852
We have Tor sale fine lot Of Meuld Boards and
Wagon BeSes o'BANNON~ & co.
4 ApTil /. 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
Wholesale Watch s JeWeIry Store.
4. Il. MEHLEEs & CO.,


IMPORTERS, Manufacturers and lohAers az
i PATCHES IL HEIR Yt4AND FANCY
GOODS, have leased the Old Stand, formerly oe-
copied BY AessrS. Caaliela Brother 4 Co. Soxa-
tasi rarscr 81 Csorirs ead Baltsmere S,reris no
s2i.l which they are pattas ii complete order fof
The WHOLESALE WATCH AND TEWEI.EY
BuSlNE SS, 70 be oPened ah3Nt liz Goth oEJuly
IA GAZING The aScnt3oa of tle trade 10 The 10 "
eonesgn, Sc nenlin ihe fact thatwe are associated
with ahe OF the Tnosf extensive JgxgsRy II sxrFac-
TEEIe sIsfgxfs in the COUNTY, which mus,
glFea decided Advantage ever al e4hers iii This mar
Ses faf SUPPLYING aeasers with geFelry atmannlac-
taFeFs prices ieataFk ia This branch OF trade long
since needed, Observation-Disclosures and the Southern
and Western MeEchaAts
We desire 70 CALI particular att nlton Is The
Wa;eh department, which win al all times hesSnp
piled 81 lh great assortment from The most ccle-
bratsd manufacturers, land keptin periset running
order, 50 that PURCHASERS may al once take them
wilha written guarantee that they will perform cor,
Feeiif.
This branch Of ia, business wilLFceefve The
espsaial attention of ole Of he firm whose extensive
a0i practical knowledge of The business Will, We
hopel give us place In the confidence al BUYERS :
WefeSpecsiully inNie you "a call upon Us when
yod lsxtvisii cur CITY, confidently believing thar
an examination Of ouf Goods will Prepe ar0u that
they arg b$tler styles land cheaper than YOU have
ever seen IN this market, and assure yau .hat no
effort shall be warrington our part III make The ac-
guaiRiance enc o. mutual benefit.
J.. III, MILLER &. co.
Gasacr ef CARTS aa8 Ba94k9re S9fceis. BAL.
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EXCHANGE BANK OF
SELDEN, NITnERS & CO..

WASHINGTON. ". ".
TIME undersigned respectfully announce that
IL they have farmed a eo-paTtnership 10 transact
a general Banking and Exchange business in this
civ, under the 6fm Of SELDEN, WITHERS s.
co. and are prepared to deal in
Ebrrigasana Doaiassie Exchanges, Tine Bills Pre-
aaissssw Noes Certificates III Opposite Lcssrs IF
Credit, Baak N0tss and C0ia.
We undertake 10 make collections and promptly
10 remit the proceeds 10 any designed point within
or without lie Union.
Sir. WILLIAM SELpES lacmberof the firm, and
for many years past. The 1feasarere tAs Uasted
ces will give lis careful personal attention 70 all
financial business which we may be employed %
transast with any Departments OF the Govern
ment.
The business which our employers may require
us Id tfansact, will be conducted with fidelity and
promptitude, and upon ihe most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Isqte Treasurer ~ tie q. S.
JOHN WRITER'S.
Of Alexandria, Fa.
n. w LATHAM,
or Wrstiagtea D. C.
l. P. BAYNEs
washington, Dec. 8. 1851
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Cash for Negroes.

AM dessruas 10 purchase a large number o
| NEGROES for the Southern markets, men
women. bots, girls and families. for .
which viii give the highest cash prices. I%r
Persons baTing Slaves to sell win -
please inform me personally or By letter TX. y
al Winchester which will receive prompt ~ED
attention. or b. al. 6 w. /. Campbell 80
No. 2i2. West Pratt street, Baltimore
ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
Ageatfor b. m. q. W. L. CampBcll.
Winchester, September A, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
1913 Acres.

= 81 which arr ins thrifty. timber the balance il
arabic land II is divided intos eihl elIs incIn
ding Two meadows Of about 6aeen acres. There
E stream q water running through The centre IF
ne Farm 70 which there is access from each field
house. ms
The Improvements. All recently bnflt co,S;., IL
q Two siGry Mouse, (unhnished) containing six
foams. The buildings consist of StablA Corn
lIl9 ana Wagfn5shed. There Is upon ibis Fam
an Orchard Of Choice fiuit. Anorc minute tc-
seriphon is demmcd UNNECESSARY as il is presumed
parsons wishing 70 purchase will examine The
property for themselves
j The above Tract Of Land is not sold privately
before S4 ITiaDi Yfhe2stA dae-qf Aueaa, ii will
on that day be offered at pablie sale 10 front Of Mr.
panel Enllers Holel in Shepheris4eWn For fur.
tier particulars apply 10 tie UNDERSIGNED in Sben
heristown, Jefferson coanw. Va.
EDWARD G. WILLIAMS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

BOOKS B0OKSgs--A well selected loi Of
ID Books inst reeciyed, and far sale 81
April .. l.. nj. SMITH.
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New Style PAPER ILangings.

~ s. GRIFFITH begs leave TO callthe atten-
VI. tion of his customers aud the public general
II to his PapeFhanging Wafehouse, and examine
his we'll selected assortment, as irembraees all the
newest patterns.
Fine French Gill Papers, for ParIors;
DO Gothic. Panca and Column Paper, of every
description;
Glazed ana Common Papers Of everg- description
French and American Bird Board Prints;
DO do Borders;
Landscape Views sc.
Also may befoqnI2 yenitia4 Blinds, both wide and
marrow slais; Patent Blinds Transparent Window
Shades, SC; all Of WHICH We are now selling at re-
duced prices. q. S. GRIFFITH,
Paperhanging Warehouse, 100 Bah, ST,
Apri 90, 1852 next to the Patriot Office.
WV KxsBE. HENRY G.AruLz, Epw. Brrrs
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EXTRA FLOUR,

TIME undersigned has always on hand ExrRA
IL FLprR. No l, itT sale and in exchange for a
good artieleHof Whe3tt The above Flour is kept
on hand in Charlestown BY John K Woods & CO.
and Eby s. Son; and by different merchants at
HaTpers Ferry
/ have also my iiIin good repair, and bills
usfll be furnished al the shortest notice.
MARTIN EICHELBERGER.
Rock Spring Mills. May 8, Is5O.-tf
nm 1BU SHELLS Lime, just received bT
lUU June 8. EBY IS SON
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Cheap GoodS from the Philadelphia
kuetiAnS.

DLEACHED and unBleaehed Tableelo,hs. Irish
ID and French Linens, Barge and Muslin Dc
LANES, Parastls, needle-worked Cuts. Collars and
capes, and great many other articles al very low
prices. Cali and see. ISAAC ROSE.
CharlessoEn. May 10, 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
NBuena Vistsn in markat.

he undersigned win SEN. IN accommodating
Il ieFms9 one of the NEST tl5slrahle FARMS IL
The Valley Oil Virginia situated about three miles
squtbea Shephefdstowt, Jefferson county. ad
Joining lhe auls ofpr. l. H. Ia, for, George Lick
IiGer Conrad Shindler ard oshers aud is within
ihfee miles oi The Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad and
the Chesapeake &'ohio Canal This Farm con-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

GERMAN Silver, Plated. Aba,a, Britannia. and
NJ Iron Table and Tea spoons Of the veTv best
qaalily for sale low ~ r. IAWLfNS & SON.
ApIif ~, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

Mr.. James nunyan's Fan has been nsed and tried
against another celebrated Fan on The farm Of the
late Air John Myers this seasaq wish entire salts
faction. So far as my experience enables me 70
judge, il has superior in speed excellence OF
work JOHN J. IL STRAITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

Having used one Of MIR. REnyan's Wheat Fans.
The present season. feel no hesitation i asserting
that ii is The bes article Of The kind have ever seen
Or used. WA. JOHNSON.
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Conditions
PUBLIC SAIE.

Will be sold at Public Sale by the Under
signed Auctioneer, duly licenciate, in and for
the Parish of Assumption, on Saturday the
Goth day of october 1852, at ten O'Clock A. Nj,
on the premises in the Bruie st. Martin, the
following described property belonging to, Do.
mingo Esteve, to wit: fa.5@s1& 8
10. A tract ofland situated in the parish Of
Assumption, in the Brule St Martin, measuring
two arpents and half fronting on the Bayou
Olivier by eight OF nine arpents 10 depth moreoF
less, bounded above by land of Joseph Estes
below by land of Francis Esttye, together with
all the buildings and Improvements found the
reon.
90. One lot 0 fcorn, cotton. hogs, horses Us
tensils, moveable effects & a lot of poultry. vegs
Terms AND CONDITIONS.
The lands payable in three equal insta 'ments
one third in march 1853 One third in. march
1854 and the remaining third in march 1859
The other effects payable in march 1859. Pur
chasers to furnish good and sufficient security
with special mortgage on said land and al. sum
not ponctually paid at maturity to bear interes
at the rate Of eight per cent per annnm. ava
The acte of sale before the Recorder Of the
parish of Assumption at the expense of the Pur-
chaser. -H1ftiae
Parish Of Assumption, this 9th sept
1852 DESIRE LEBLANC, sdnf
4 Auctioneer.
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lie steamer Pacific est arrive a New.
! York lie Is du mois dernier. II etait part
de Liverpool lie s. Les nouvelles quill
apporte sont de quatre jou:s plus recon
ties.
II nest en- France question que du re-
tabIissement de rEmpire. Les conseils-
generaux ont Unite l'exemple donnie par
les c%onseiIs REIMBURSEMENT, lis ont en-
general exprime lie d6sir de voir la cou
rome imperiaIe pIacee sur lie front du
President. Les plus moderes Sc sont
contentts de parler de Stabilize.
lie reimbursement de IEmpire nest
plus qu'nne questions de temps. On dit
que &c fait s~'accomp|ira lie 9 dtccmhse
proclaim, anniversaire de la bataille
d'AusterIitz ct du commencement de Penn
pereur.
Dams lie Midi de l'Europe Oh ne soc
cupe que de chemins de fer.
L'Espagne ct lie Portugal semblent
entin sortir de cette terpeur qul paraly-
salt leur encrgie. La construction de
chemins de fer, en- activant lie commerce
ct l'iDdustrie de ces deux nations, Va
augmeuter leur richesse.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-03

Sc rendre compile de leur reunion dams
son souvenir De Fair ct du movement
eussent cembattu sans peine nne ivresse
peu profonde, mails le silence, Pinaction,
Fatmosphere atiedie dune ehambre a
coucher, loin d'eteindre les fumees do
vim, leur donHaient plus d'aIiment.
II restait toutefois encore chez Meey
quelques lueurs de raisons ct de- memoi-
re settlement ces lueurs n'eelairaient
qu'un seul sobjet : c'etait Ia persenne
don't la main, Ia yoix, la demarche lege-
re, promettaient tous les autres charmes
qu'un jeune homme peut desirer a la
beaute de son choix.
-Qu'elle dot etre charmante, Sc di.
%sait-il; ct quill est heureux Get Hector
don't j'usnrpe la place ! Combien pai-
merais III belle enfant qui s'occuperait
ainsi de mon salut Puts il Iepetait men,
talernent /:
Ellie va reyenir, ellie me Ia promis;
Je Fentendrai me parler encore tout bias.
de pies; sa main touchera peut-etre en-,
core la mienne.
de telles pensees font battre bien yfte
IN teur de vingt ans, ct celui de Castor
semblait %vouloir s'6lancer bors de sa
poltrine. En6n, lie lroIement dune etofs
soyeuse annonqa au jeune calyiniste lie
Eetour an';l esne raft
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-03
LA TOURNEE DU GENERAL
asa a42 t@223 SCOTT.

Les, motifs de cette tournee du candi.
dat wing ne. sont plus un mystere pour
personne. Quand lie comite directeur de
Washington a w la triste apparenee que
.prenaient les chooses, il a pense que son
seul espoir etait de f,ire voyager lie ge-
neral Scott dams lie Sud. &c comite salt
bien quill y a d des wings qui sont fort
peu touches 4dess interets ct de l~'avenir de
cette partie de rUnion; ct II a compile
sur les. manifestations ~auxqueHes ces
wings Sc liyreraient pour rendre quelque
,feryeur q ceux du Nord qui font opposi-
ton a Scott en- Sc fondant sur ce quill
nest pas accepte par lie Sud. De cette
maniere, les wings don't il s'agit deyien-
dront instrument qui servira a donner
une nouveIle force 4 nos ennemis dams
lie Nord. Machiavel n'eut pas mieux.
rencontre.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-03
LA SUISSE. lie PiEMONT EFT
LA DELGjQUE.

II a etc solvent question de projects de
Fabsolutlsme sur ces trois etatS OH les
principles de Iibcrte regnent encore \
ce stjet nous Iisons dams un Journal an
gIais qni passe pour l.organe du cabinet
a%ctuel, les Iignes %suivantes a I'adresse des
gFandes puissances de l'Earope. Ian.
g~!eterre ne verrait pas avec indifference
Ia suppression de la Iibcrte dams ces lrois
petlts etass !:
"Trois etats, petits sans doate ct re-
lativement fables: maintiennent encore.
bien que sepa'es par de grandes distan-
ces, lie principe en- peril du gouverne-
ment Popnlaire ct parlementaire. La
Suisse, la Sarda;gne ct la Belgique sont
les points de %ralIicment de la Iiberte Gu
ropeenne. II est une puissance vcrs las
queile e!les tonrne ut nat,rclIement lcur>
regards, 81 &c nest pour en- obtenir II
assistance directe, dn monls pour ell avon
la %sympathie ct l'appui.
mons ne persons pas q~u'eIles soient
destinees a etre deGnes, on queen ancn-
ne Circumstance l'AngIeterre put asristet
dun cell Indifferent a la snppresion des
liberties "i hi sont comm"nes avec Giles,
soft que cette suppression fat tcntee par
Intimidation, OF qu'elle lie fHt' sous pre-
texte dune %pretendue amitie."
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donne l'idee de yous y faire venir des
que j'ai connu yotre adresse... Domain,
i'apprendrai doucement a votre mere que
.vous ates sous son toit... et... mais fen :
tends Nanon qni m'appelle; ellie ne pept
suffire seule a ma tante dams ses attaques
nerveuses; e reviendrai tout a l'heure
achever mon explicatiou; en- attendant,
voici quelque nonrriture ct du vim que lie
yons al teRu en- reserve.
Ellie s'eloigna apres avoir mis- a la por-
tee de Gasteu y bouteiIle pleine ct les
reIies dun repas, en- lui recommandant
de ne pas gutter sa place. Melcy ne Sc
sentait MULE envie de manger, mails rhu-
midite de l~sherbage, apres une course
rapide, iai await donne des PRISONS; il
crut les dissiper en- buvant lie vim laisse a
ga dispersion, ct son corps sen trouya
bien, mails son cerveau nsendura pas une
telle liba'ioa saus trouble. Des images
.confuses lie remplirent CONNIE dams IN
fasc decousu, on pendant les diyagations
de la fieyre. Eleye tres sobrement, Gas
ton ne %comprenait rien a ce quill eprou-
wait; il ne souffrait pas ct dependant il
croyait ayoir du de!ire /; par instant il
tombait dams la torpeur, ct quand il Sc
ranimait, Albert sanglant, des soldats
fnrieux, Ia jeune file qui ravait ~recueilli,
lui apparaissaiens d Ia fois, sans gull pit
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-03
LES PERIODES DECENNALES.'

Il y a un rapprochement qul trappe %tou]ours
Fesprit quand on s'applique a lie iaire.
C'est la comparison de nos clnq dernleres
periodes decennales.
Nous scrnmes en- 1852. Qui edt ose predire
en- 1912, quand Louis Philippe semblait tout
puissant ct que Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
etait captif a Ham, que lie prince qui %regnait
alors s'eteindrait en- exil ct que son prisonnier
daterait ses decrets des Tuileries en- 1852?
Reculons de dix ans. En- septembre 1882, les
REPUBLICANS sont ecrases a Paris ct les roya-
listes dams FOuest. Nine la duchesse de Berry
est reduite, apres une tentative heroIque a Sc
eacher de ferme en- ferme dams lie Bocage.
Anvers est pris. On occupe Anc6ne. La dy-
nastie dOrleans parait assise a jamais sur lie
tr6ne de France Qui cit pense que dix ans
plus tard, a parehle epoquey ell septembre 1842
on discuterait la loi de regenee, a la suite de la
catastrophe du 15 juliet 1922
Retrogradons encore. Nous volci a 1922. Les
royalistes sont maitres DIES ~affaires. III. de Vii
lene est au pouvoir. On prepare Fexpedition
d;Espagne. Quiconque edt predit alors les pha-
ses de 1892 cut passe pour I'm msense-
En- 1872 qasand la puissance de Napoleon
Venait de TOUGHER a son apogeey qui Sc fdtima-
CINE settlement que lie vieux roi goutteux ct
sexagenaire dont quelques centaines au plus
VIC lFltculS lNuClcS CoilIdlSSdICIG l dollC, uO-
nerait dix ans plus tard dams tout l'eclat de la
majestic royale sous les lambris du Louvre2 Qui
Petit pense ? QUAINT a lie dire, personne alors
ne sen serait ~certainement avise.-.
Et EN- 1902, celui qui aurait annonce la cam
pagne de Moscou de 1912 n'ent-il pas etc JUICE
digne de Clarendon
Plaisante ct triste historic que celle de nos
describes %civiles, don't chaque decade d'annees
a etc dementie par celle qui Ia precedee ct
aurait dd etre une leeon d'experience pour
celle qui Pa suivie.
Legion perdue!
Un'y pas eu un de. nos Establishments ephe-
meres auquel nous n'ayons pronis dams notre
orgueilleuse presumption la perpetuite de lE-
elise de Pierre. A tous les gouvenements qui
ont chute Pun sur Pautre, on a dit tour a tour:
Votre Eternlt6, CONNIE les Cesars voulaient
etre appeles a Rome. LIE moindre doute sur
lie. maintien de cette immortalite a irrite de
frayeur les fables ct fait %sourires de pitie les
forts. Tant il est vrai, CONNIE lie dit 81 profon-
demeutF Imitation, = que personne ne SQUIRE
quon essaie de lie conduire au-dela de ses
propres lufnleres.o
Heureux, a travers ces rapides ct radicales
revolutions que nous venons desquisser, Phom-
me qn peut Sc rendre a lui-meme ce temoi-
gnage resume danstla belle parole DUN ancien:
Simslis SUI! Celui-la nest pas settlement juge
lie pins dlgne ct lie plus noble, il Sc montre
encore lie pins perspicace; ct, a Festime de Po-
pinion publique ct de sa propre conscience, il
joint les benefces dun jugement plus etendu,
parce qnil est droit. Gazette de France.)
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

II est question dun grand meeting qui
dot avoir lieu incessammant dams la
PLANE de M. Linocier, aupre. de lEgli.
Sc paroissiale-
&c meeting aura lieu lie soir ct il a
pour principal objet de reunir les Pion-
niers de E.Ascension aux nombreux cham
pions qui combattent pour Pierce ct
King dams cette paroisse.
e." Aussit6t que la soiree sera determinee,
nous en- ferons part a nos lecteurs.
Hest question aussi de la p%rochaine
arrivee parmi nous de l'Hon. ?. Soule.
&c grand orateur haranguera lie peupIe
a Paincourtyille ct a L.abadieville.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-03

Je mai pas alIume de Inmiere, dit
ellie en- parlant tres bas ct en- menan Mt son
h6te vers % fauteuil, aim de ne pas at
tirer Pattention des hommes de garde
sous mes enatFcs.-J'etais 81 pressee en-
'vouls 66criyant mon billet, que je mai rien
pui vous dire :-nnais Hector, votre con-
duite est bien coupable; ellie fera MOURN
votre mere !, Depuis f'instant on l'on est
venu pour vols arreter CONNIE ayant tue
en- duel M. d'Entragues, ma panvre
tante est en- probe i plus y~iolentes cri-
ses de nerfs; ellie salt Ia riguesr des nou.
velles lois contre les duellistes, E. sa ten
dresse alarmee vous volt deja sur un
echafaud.
Castor crut quill etait temps dc desa-I
buser la jeune lille; mais au premier mot
quill youlut p%rononcer, ellie lui ferma la
bouche de sa petite main.
Taisez-vous, taisez-vous, dit-elIe,
votre yoix rude nous ~denoncerait. Quatre
sofdats passent sans eesse anlour des
murs, ct Ieur chef que YOU venez dem
tendre, occupe la piece du rez-de .chaus-
see qui correspond a eelle-ci. CONNIE
HIS ont buiIls Ia maison de fond en- cons
BILE en- arrivant, lis ne v~eiIlent plus main
tenant que sur les portes Oh lis c%roient
aaturel que vous vous presenter; Finite
rieur est sur pour vous; c'est &c qui ma
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-03
AVIS D'ELECTHON

Commencement a la loi une Election sera te-
nue. Lundi lie Is octobre proclaim 1852 a la
Maison de Cour de cette p~aroisse, atm de nom
mer un membre du Juri de Police pour lie SINE
reimbursement de cette paroisse, pour remplir
la vacance occasionnee par la resignation de
M. Lucius Suthon.
La dite election sera tenue depuis dix heures
du matin jusqu'a quatre heures de l'apres-midi,
par MN. A. M. Foley ct C.L Mavor, commits
saires. r4#
Par ordre du President.
Paroisse Assumption, ce % septembre 1859.
C.. f., MAYOR GreAier