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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-03
PIE PLANTS FOR SALE.

4 tAHOCNS WE'LL KNOWN SEEDING, superior
~ in qua and size 10 any Of the varieties OF Nam
moth, Colo-St Victoria, continues prudUcc new lcni
"cks until November MOI being affected by the early fros,s
This variety raised by lie subscriber - ago from
ee' nj HCr being under cultivation ,u length lime
holds 20 III ,lz having this produced STOCKS weigh
ing four pounds Is ~ cuth.
VIII securely pack boxes, and forward according to
directions. zen Roots for 50 five Roots for So FOR
~ Ga alto be ssut with tie order. frost doe
~" Jur" the koot; they can be sent With safely any
part TIE Mon.
ALSO, fer sale, Dwarf Pear Trees superior varieties
many II them bearing sizes Goosrberr Bushes Of best
varieties QiuCes and Ra-pbcirie,. variety. Grapes,
four VRrcIirs Red and y hc Dutch Curr8nI-. Flower
ing Shrubs and Ornamental Trees. Bubous, Towering
Roots and Dghn4, that could MOI be beat the Fair
1900 basam tirs Spruce lIemuck, and Arbour e, from
IL ~ five feet high.
L. r. CAUOON.
Eeuosl.c, Oct. 20, 1852. IL
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NNyE will take wood If get it, Of all those
Wv who have agreed a. pa! thcir Subscriptions IN that
article Those who want the Telegraph, have il by
bringing the Wood in advance.
C. CLEMENT.
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LONGEVITY IN CASADA.-The Montreal Her
aid mentions some singular instances Of longevity
brought to light by the late census. 1t says
eve understand that more than twenty persons
are returned whose ages exceed one hundred wears.
The most venerable patriarch OF these, if we make
no mistake, resides in the township Of Grey, Sim
coc county, aged lis years. Ninctv-five years
ago he scaled the cliffs of Quebec with General
Wolfe ; so that his residence in Canada is coinci-
dent with British rule in the province. He has at
tached himself to the Indians, and lives, in all re-
spcctS, like them. This veteran is named Abra-
ham Miller. Calamity will not permit Us TO omit
honorable mention. of an almost equally distin-
guished person of the other sex. Helen Mcguire
is loo years OF age She still dresses herself with
out help and walks out for air and exercise when
ever the weather is sufficiently fine to tempt her
from the chimney corner. She still has all her
faculties and can thread a needle without spccta-
Cles."
IMPORTANT LEGAL DEcIsIoH-At recent
trial before Referee in this city, lady was cal
led upon 10 testify in regard to certain transactions
of her deceased husband. In the course of the
suit she Intercepted by the counsel to some
matters that occurred during their courtshp. To
this the opposing counsel obectcd-and was sus-
tanned by the Referee, who argued that ladies should
not be expected to reveal any of the delicate Sc
crcts pertaining to the process of woong The
i't|S " III p'>>, tCiNt lllutI iOIu
this decision, which will of coarse be written as a
precedent to coming gcncracions.-BgBaio Er-
press.
ANOTHER GIGANTIC RAILROAD PRoJECT.-
The Washington Republic says there is project
in embryo for a railroad from Minnesota to New
Orleans, to compete with the Mississippi through
out its course and joining in close fellowship, the
six months snow of Lake Superior, with the per-
pctual summer of the Gulf Of Mexico This is
the latest project 20 which cXhaustlcs> enterprises
has given birth, and one which in it. sgautic pro-
portions is likely to paralieled,
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Sheep for Sale.

FHNE Subscriber has lot u Ene wooded Pu,E, ss,o
H. and h. would take ni- method Of erqpti,.'r. Il
H1I 2fHes aud othn's 81 hi vicinity, o. -, Gtrt Ta,,
OF The said Bucks bali hItod French md -psu.h E,
nos and were brcug'h from Vermont fcrs.
so1ners, October Ism, l-$2 is
al ITS, CI.-,es and Hosiery. nau oriapd AZ
I'VE Aug 81 METCALF, MERRILL. a. .rs
EuArLE sUGAEfor srIe by
w MITCALP. MERRILL L O..
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FHNHE Subscribers take his method Of informing the
e. pubic that they have oPeneda Wholesale and Retail
Establishment for the sale OF all kinds OF
Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, sc.
We have also received extensive elegant &ssor
ncnt OF
NeerschGum, French and common Fqncp Pines
Segar Gases, and Tobacco Boxes
In addition their extensive Tobacco arrangements they
have constantly hand large and well selected
ment of
GIRO C3S8I -eSaS3
OF ALL KINDS.
Sugars, Teas, Coffee, spices, salt, -gOIas-
scs, Candles,
And everything that be called in that line hich
they anu , sell ch"ap'y be obtGrcI in his
any Other murkctof VI sc
ALSO-GoraiuIS OF ali aiudo fer the sick. and cool
ing drinks Tor the lrrU.
FLOUR OF the best brand, always hand.
The Subscribers thankful tp past iynr intend by strict
attention 20 their business, and b. and honorable dtj
Ing tn merit the patronage ct The pubic.
y Store first Door South OF The Durkce Block.
ERICKSON g. TORREY.
JOINS ERICKsoN.
X. :. VoRREY.
kcnusls, JUly 20. 1853.
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STRAT COLT. Taken up by the Subscriber, a dark
- bHv Mare Colt, with Sng the fosehead-sUp-
posed u be two wear old The owner j. requested prov
properly, pay charges and take her away.
MICHAEL BOCRKE.
Salem, Nov II 1852 AS
VI ,svrcitF. NFFRr4E 4 90
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GRAVEL FOUNDRY
IN FULL BLAST.
A. LEONARD s. co.

A. LEONARD s. co.
EE AVE purchased the above Establishment and fitted
itup in a to be able 10 do work in their
line reasonable can be done s side OF Lake Michi
Connected with the Foundry Il large and spacious Ma
chine shop, with LathCs and Tools sufficient fer The fitting
up Of all kinds of
MI Gearing, Thrcshing Machines and Horse
POuerS
We have large assortment of Patterns Of the different
Threhng Machines in use in this part Of the country from
which We VI" keep Castings constantly on hand Partcu-
lar attention given TO repairing Also, on hand TIIIMRLE
ShEiNS of various Sizes from light Buggy up 10 he&vy
Lumber Wagon.
LERs. STRAW CUTTERS, BL.cKsMiTHs' TUE EYRES and
SLUIeH SHOES, together with large assortment of CAST
iNtiS usually Kept in Furnace.
e.1 Cash paid for Old Iron.
ASDREw LEONARD, JANIS TIKRNAY, Jos. MrrrnY.
ktnosha, August 1852
CEFANCERY SALE.
STATE OF WlSCONSrN-kF SOSIIA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-IN CIIANCERY.
Alonzo Campbell u.s. H. ratio C. Train, Maria Train, and
John Perrinc.
EDY Virtue and in pursuance OF Decree of the Circuit
. Court the county Of Kenoshn state Of Wisconsin.
and entered in certain pending therein on the
Chanccry side thereof in the Term Of May A d. s52
wherein Aonzo CamPbelis Complainant, and loraiio G.
Train Marin Train, aud John Perrne Defendants, bear
ing date The Goth day Of May 552 shall EEL at public
auction the highest bidder the door of the Court Ourc
city OF kenOsha, sud county, on "Wednesday The
7ih duy Of October A. D. 1852, the hours OF nine
and twelve in the forenoon day the following dc
cribed real wit All that certain piece rhrcc
Io ofand lying and beng IN the city OF hrhosha' ana
state of Wise -in and described follows viz: Lot No.
FIVE ock No. eighty three 90 in the northeast quar-
Of Section No thiryne 81 in township No. two p
north of Range No twenty three go east, according the
Plat and survey Of the village ri Southport now city
kenosha record in the Office OF the Register Of Deeds
of the county O. Racine, and SuGe Of Wisconsin,"
Dated kenosha, September {? A. D lr52. Ills
NATHAN r. ALLEN,
SheriTUf Kehosha County.
o. s. HEAD, Complt's. Sol.
P0Npon@neH.
The above sale postponed the request Of the defend
ant and by consent Of the plaintiff until the 9Th day Of
December, 1852.
ga y. r. ALLEN, Sheriff.
Dated October sd, A. d. 1852
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HORST, ERTs SAFE

A GOOD HORSE, for Family or Farm use can be Il,
IA tanned on accommodating terms. Enquire This or
bee. Nov. 9, lrj3.
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Ia tKAi tJLl' Taken up by the subscriber, about the
- First Of Nov, sUIralI Col. supposed - B., ~ yr,
Year "id IhS SPrn9 has white in The face ana
We ~" 'thd ite' are white The owner is requested ~
prove property, pa! charge and take Il away.
HIRAM LEACH.
Pleasant Prairie, Nov 6, 1852. =!
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FOR SAFE.

FOR SAFE.
En ACRES Of mimpto>cd land situated ~ miles
H&-SH -"ut-wcsof hcnoshI Twelve &cres vi II IL frat
rate Timber. Also,
A FARM
OF 20 acres Within mile Of the city Of Kcnosha. Said
Farm Is all fenced in enen lnis. has upon small
orchard which has commenced bc-rng. and 50 OF
excellent meadow land, with other cuuyenences. II
oi Ia" best stock Farms in the county.
Apply on the pTcmttcs. lS
l.. ROWLAND.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

FHNHE Tax PAYERS Of this City hereby inform ed that
n the larbr ak Roll IS now in my hands for c0lec
tor and that will receive the Taxes for the my
o'ce. IN the City Hail. until the last day Of Dccrn Der next
And further give notice that .halt sell the Second
Monday Of January al the lo land, upon which
the sd Taxes hive been paid sItisfy The TaXus,
cos.s, aud other Liabilities which shall legally accrue
MI. W. CLARhSOS, City Treasurer
KeDosha. Nov. O. b, lS52. 81
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SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

By becoming in time possessed of the know ledge the wsrt
"i which has canSsd the sickness and o'ery OF thousands
IN view OF such consequences, wife mother
sal" ii she neglect 20 avail herself Of that know lsdEe
INSPECT 10 herself which would her E3Wcl suffering lie
the Of happiness aud prosperity her hushaui and
conieg upon her chIjrn that blessing above al pc6-healy
So't-S WITH healthy minds That kaOW ledge Is Contained IN
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information Contained IN li',le volume,
ALL which would sl'NFs 10 herself
YEARS OF MISERY,

And her husbSld the toll anxiety OF mind
necsssary de diving upon HIM from sickness oi the wite
without giving INN the opportunity Of acquiring that com.
peteuce which his rNerieEs entitled aud the pcsssSicr
children
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MXL/WERI.


w (as her trieud, have rumoedJ bui sfIl al The I'd
sand, opposite the Park, with very choice assortment Of
Bonnet, and Tsiilinery Goods,
in general unsurpas ed by any the which She IN
tends 10 sell Ht prices silt the times. Gall and
October, 1852 1881
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CHIiL FEVER.

cHIiLs STOPPED ~ FEW TEs--rAIN tIIt.,r! X.
SiANrlS.
Railways Ready Relief Gcs Hike charm in MI cnsnr nC
chm ard Fever II breaks the cls immediate, warns
up and iu'g rates win health ard strength ctry ,rVrb
and sCCrNtilm ut Nh .Nsttln.
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SzxCrNC nOnES

ESHOIT'S snd Singing Schools furnished with the
y Dllcner, Iargsich"ri. CactCa Lauds Psal.ery Va
tiunal P>alnlisl Al the lowesg price nj
KINGS BOOKSTORE.
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NEURALGIA.
Pam S'opye4 Instantly.

Railways Ready Relief posses c- almost miraculous
influence "feriht sharp darling p0ugs Of En this
complaint IN 'cW minutes he pai.-s:ricfei sulS re- g.,
pcrrhrrs hCd ighnI sensations II departing all. Ilra
cure! iHnds oi cases IA TIC ely OF %nW Aurk NhN
mAIy If Ihcm had been brought almost To- drats dour-
The ritcts Of Tie RcHy Reject J., sop the puin uTnCdi
hey' 10 strengthen The nervous s!scIn ana supply ur
nerves with ncr' energy aud vitality, Tie loss al wA,
h khe chlCl cNM.C OF nnrNnlls Inlra
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PAINS,.QF ALL KINDS.

Whenever you fed pain, apply Railways Rcndy ll,ct
II sure I" relieve yun in aics minutes u you have ars
~ The coIfHch, lnttnes. in The Liver, Kidneys Uou,
joints, Bones RHfWal'7 Rruy Reflect tnken either inter
nay "r applied externally, viii minutes stop Ilin
and quckl! remul is cause.
Pylce rs and 30 Cents pr Eoule
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SUPERVISORS BILLS

S. King, paper &c, for Offices and
court room,
Rood 4 Whittemore, books for Reg. 5000
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FARlNA FOR PUDDENGs.

A VERY article of two kinds one made from Rice
"a the other fr,m Corn and Wheat; ar Puddiug, Sc
Call and ny il at GOTIFREUSON'S.
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SICK HEADACHE.
RHEUMAIISM.

Radways Ready Relief viii Stop he severe and r>rrur
tihE ptln- OF rheumatism almost letluN. trsuI7
living II this Ci5 who, tor uorle confined totln r
beds 10y Rheumatic pains, vi o,c bones ,t
topic tpC whose Joints erc distorted i'h painful ugs
that were recv, rom a pHnir - rriuues IS hr use ~
RadwnNs Ready Relief This truth, and sho-urd- u tt
city of Now York, and hundreds If Thousand in TIC rd
state can answer fr The truth of This asscrtorwenca
certificates Of Cucswe publish no long ii- 81 nan o. '
prove the efficacy OF Hdway' BrUdy Rtri Tor the cl5r
ofamcst every town in The Mon tho last four ,carg
tested Ittlpms,IyCs
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INSTANT RELIEF IRON PAIN
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
IN It Fttr s c3nJs

WILL sroP THE MOST DISTRESSING rAINE,
It's effects ike electricity arrests TIC acst ,t.os
sE panG> in few nd-, its soothing uutrnGlIg AID
h'"'hi mn rcs thrills Though every minute cell U.ta
brair ana cs'bi lCr tlv secretion every pEid
y'cm ~andnln tc tust eNcruciatng paroxN Of tA!r
and I'M parting STRENGTH az ylL.L 10 ~ 2lN oIsLm.
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Annual Meeting Acn0sha County Agri-
cultural society.

SHTiLL com oGat Dltjuu'> Tavern, r.ri< Oh Moud "
w Dccenuci i, 1852. nj 10 \. VI.
Business -t'ocv 81 officer, for eI! y0ar; awards OF
Premiums on Crops, &c, sc. Per uric-,
f. ). RAND, secretary.
kcnosha, Nov Il, lS52. 3-34
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Is zee JrOW -N0fpHlnP,
IND al 0tdtr dangerous and narcotic ufuou1c To ne
FfF ana PIrHySrd mere syStJa gpGyfg If. iSf,p
~ a.Ha, and ne pa" as EtIpd by ts ht1ifhp r4H..c
"h'c4 Hidtra9S ReH Rlf itpGrts 10 ne Herrts tnstd
~ hr Ipee'S Sl'pg and gsr tect trhcA .l,-7Aas
ana a" oth'r preparations containing iS poison, Pro4lfs
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Tax, 6 mills on 1912, 90S 6,437,43 S25l.6S
Balance to meet two terms court snd
return landS $3.50 70
J. RAND, Clcrk Of the Beard
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PsrsoBs calling fr Ieess IN the shove LIT VII piesse
ttv sirprf,ss-,. SIMEON KING, T y.
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Ii 1T
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING

To behold the Sickness and suffering endured BY many wi
Tor years from simple aud ContollSbie eus
reIRedied-oT better stlll.-loi incurred. ifevsy
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-10

quable; il salt quill est fort difflclle de
Elire ressuscitcr les morris. II salt que les
wings de la Nlle-O.Ieans ct les wings
inteIiigcnts de Prescription sont parfai-
,ement satisfaits du tarifactuctf(tar de-
mocratiquc), mais qn'i|s voudraicnt seu-
Iement avoir &c tarif sptcidque au lieu de
la DIR aid valorem; il salt quo tontc pro
hibilion tend a dimiauer les echangcs
intc%rnationaux, ct par consequent a rii-
ncrl IN marine; il salt que la marine mar
chande DIES Etats.Unis r~ivalise avec
ccllc de rAnglctcrrc cIlc-mennc; IL salt
que les Etats-Unis exportcnt pour beau
coup de millions dc pia>trcs de pIns
qu'on n'importc dams notrc conftdera-
ton; il salt tout celia, ct c'cst ponrqnoi
nous simpsons quo NJ. Judas I. Benj'-
min Il parIt Iundi dcrnicr ascr plus de
]deyoucmcnt a son part qnc de pa'rio
ti>ne reel, avec plus d'eloquence que de
correction.
Nj. Benjamin IA choisi pour son dis
cours un parciI snj"t attn d'exa!ter qucl-
ques csprits par Ia perspective de gains
irrealisabIcs. Par maIhcnr pour Iui le
moyen est trop"se trop d,habiEa"ts ont
elt priS, pour qn'ils mordrnt encore a
Get appa,.-On ne les 'rompc plus aus
ii Excitement qu'mtr, fois. G'dcc Dien,
lis sont assrz a@s;lncts u jo"rdh"'. Ia
maiorile s'est cn,olee SOUS la bannitrr
Jtmocratique; lis NC tcrmcht pas les
,cux sur lc danger reel qni les mcna-
&c, determination des esctaves d"soir>
moraux d" general Scot') pour h Chi
meriqne promcsse du ta'iF protector.
lie 2 novcnbrc est psochc ct NJ.
Judas P. Benjamin mes tardcra done
suerc a vol, qu,iI en- est dams la Piroiss'
Assumption pour Sos tr;is dc tos's, genres
Nous ne Fen rcmcrcions pas m"i,,
pour nous n,oir debite lie pIns graeienx
ct le plus ironiqne di>co"rs que nou'
ayo"s cntc''du e',core dams ceI'e course
electorate. sz'l3ss. a a4 sA..,..as
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Assumption.
FNNEsY'S SALE.

Nv virtue. of and in obedience to. an Ordlnanr
1T the Police jury of the aforesaid pallsh
lated goth september 1852: will offer at pu-
bic sale On Saturday sixth november mex,
ls5.. at ten O'Clock A. M, at the Court House
OF this parlsll, the following Ferries to wit:
list. The Ferry situated opposite .Sylyers
Meiancon or III the neigbcrhtod.
End. The Ferry situated opposite Palncourt-
vile.
sna. The Ferry situated opposite tn Pa
locilial Church.
4th.e The Ferry situated opposite Napleon~
vile.
18th. The Ferry situated opposite Marius
AlpayiiAc's residence. ~
9th. The Ferry situated opposite Draus1n ?
ilimei's residence Or at Laladte-
7th. The Ferry situated at Bayou Corne.
st,. The Ferry situated OH Bayou Pierre
Part opposite the residence OF Louis
Comeau.
9Th. The Ferry situated at the Bay OF
Bayou Pierre fait, near the resi-
Geuce OF Joseph FIlouX.
10th. The Ferry situated opposite Jean
Ai;emaIis residence.
l1th. The Ferry situated opposite the
residence OF Nine Jean Charles
Gautreau, on Bayou Pierre Part.
Trtinssaud Conditions .
The. above Ferries will be sold at twelve
months credit from the day OF adjudication:
Purchasers TO iurnisAi security good ana solvent
to the satisfaction OF the President OF the Police
Jury, with eight per cent interest per aill'ilii
alter maturity iii case OF non payment un'lil
paid. E
Parish Of Assumption, oct. 5th 1852
..E "a +. &. LORET,
Treasurer OF Ponce jury.
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regretlait avee des explosions de larme>
a fendre les coenrs,les plus dnrs, ellie de.
venait pale CONNIE la mort, ct sans rien
dive ellie cachait sa tete dams ses mains.
Je pensais %qnelqnefois que c'etait par
honle de ne pas SC sentir assez affligee,
dependant sd figure portrait aussi la trace
dun %atfreux chagrin.
Tn soir (depuis trois mois Nine de
Vernon await cesse de viyre), ayant trou.
We la triste demoiselle pleuranl a genoux
dams sa chambre qu'elle ne qnittait plus,
je lui dis 4uselle Sc rendrait malade a
roster t%oujours aussi senle.
- Seule s'ecria-t.e ellie avec I'm cri de
d%ouleur qui me gfaea le sang dams les
%yeines; s%euIe, Nanon /! ah I! tn ne vols
done pas que je suis trop miserable pour
etre seule, ct Ell Sc relevant sans nou
sa robe sur sa taille deformee, ellie me fit
comprendre qn'eile sliait etre mere. lie
lendemain ellie donnait lie jour a Gerard
A cctte revelation inatteudue dcs souf-
frances quill await causes, Castor resta
sliencieux, mais ses panpieres humides
ct lie movement passienue avcc leq',el
il Sierra fenfant contre lui temoignerent
de son emotion,
= Celia vous touche, je lie vols, dit la
%leuue femme en- s~'essuyaid les yeax du
coin dc son tahlier. Oh. pomqnoi M.
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- &c nest pas Que la ccherre demoi-
selle fat bien afffiandee de &C marriage,
mais sa tante.e4 qai f'avait rccueiliie a Ia
mort de SEES Pare.s, le desirait tant qnn'elle
sly fetait residue pour hi flire plaisir.
Nine de Vernon adofait son fills, un as.
SEE brave jesae homme. maiis violent.
bAtaillenr, ~ que sd consine seule await
lel pouvoir d'aerater dams ses emporte-
mens. Qaand ellie lui Gisait de sa yoix
douce Il. Hector, e que voIs faites Ia
est nal !! II devenait rouge, s'excsusait de
son imieax. ct u promettait de se CORR
ger des q1tii sess,it con mari. &c ne sera
pas de ii tst aiors,, me disais je, quand je
~Iseatendais pa.ler aims; car, eileveee dans
III maison, g itrayaillais solvent aupres
de ces danes, 'gai m'ayiieHt fait epohser
aeur ardinier. ct e s;,vais combien Mile
de Fresno sset;.it re4asee longtemps d la
~ceremonie des fiancaiiles. Je me permis
meme IN jour de lui demander pourquoi
ellie await CONSENT a Sc Iaisser engager d
son cousin sans i'aimer.
~- La pensee tie rendre ma tante heu-
reuse, me re~pondit-eIle, en- degenant Ia
femme de son fills, ma decide. Nanon,
mefrepondit ellie. quoiqn'un homme qui
ne salt pas Sc tnaflriser me daplaise par
tieulierement.g flntfl a&p 1tsasaa
4 = paroles, Cation baissa ID tete
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tomtee Mile dc Fresno. il r~tsolnt, poui
Gararc, de hui donner son nom.
&c sera, pcnsait il, l'expiation de ma
faute; Eaute qui aura fail, denx victimea
mails qni men doit pas faire n trol'
sieme.
II Sc pencha alors sur lie front de Fem
FAINT. v dero>a, Amme lie sceau DE- cette
p,omesse de devo1ment, IN long baisef'
ct lie rendit a sa nonrricc qn'emerveilIat
la sensibiIite d'nn 81 bean jeune homme,
- Blen sAar. monsieur, dit ellie, que 4
I'on von> await va toni a-fhenre avec Gel
innocent dams vo, bras, on vons en- anrai
cru le psre, d'antant plus que vos che
vcux ct vos yeux re>scmblent aux stems.
- II est blond CONNIE moi, dit Castor
IN dfgnisant de son mienx lie plai>ir quI
%eprouyait a Sc voir re.lvre dams &c char
mant petit atre. ..
-Panvre Nile Solange !! ajoata Ma
non, ellie ma dit souvent gn'elle ne 81
wait pas d'on venaiem ces bnucles bloa'
des a Gerard,gcar ellie IL des cheseM
aussi noirs que lie jais, ct NJ. Hector stad
brnn. stah .H.u .lta
- Vos croyez qa'clie n'aimait pa
son cousin ~?icmanda Melcy. qni y
complaisait acknowledgements dans cetb
'aaee, 83af 54 -a re 5t1an 5Agl
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-10
yENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de Aug'>te Chfdof"l.

T, vertu dun decret de la Cour Gu Clnqule
me District Judiciaire dams ct pour la pafolsse
ASSUMPTION. sons la date du 7 octoofe lo's'
II sera otiert en- vente publlQue par le Sou,si'
Stone eucanteur dams ct pour Id PaiolSSc as
sonDtion, a la denteure dAItred >ihnol'eauN'
an Rayou P%lerre-PaIt, Ell cetle pdiolSSe' %
meJi lie 10 Novembre 1852, d ok heiiIeS oo
matt !. les proprittes ci-apres decfl,eS; apl'i'J-
naut 4 la succession de teu AuYuSle ehedolai;
SAVIOR:
% Une habitation situee en- cette parolSse,
an Rayou FOurs. compoSee de deuN pieces de
terre don't Pune meSure trols arpelltS de l"ce
nlns OH moils sur la rive @auclle du dll Bayou,
sur une protondenr de q%uatorzG afPel'S P,tS ~
,noius borute dun cote aux terres de w. ~.
Cook eft de l.autre a celles de Jean NuafcZ,
fautre mesurant sept arpents de Supeillcie p'"'
ON moius, bornee par Jean Sudrez ct Angus
tin Landry, tenant ct JoighalI Il IL pleAllo'0
piece cl-desSus decllte,
% I'm autre moroccan de terre anSsl sllue en-
cette paroisse. au Bayou Plrrrc-Pa;tn vc drolte
uu dit Bayou. mesurAllt Quarantc arr7'L's oe
,uperticle Plus Gu nloIls, borne dun cole par
Ia lerre dAuyuStill Chedotal ct dc lautre co'e
oar cellc de Illeuuule GLuthrcauN.
80. Tn chcval, une vache, quelques elleIS
| moblliers. batttI4e dc CUISINE; etc.
Tcrtncs ct Conditions
Les tcrrcs payables en- trois tcrmcs egauS
fcheuut dams les mois de mars &c clacunc dies
alutcs 1853, 1851, 1855. Lie nloblIler touie
solnme au-,iessous de dix pllstrcs en- mars
1853, ct toute sonnle ar-dcssaS de OK plastres,
noilie Ell mars 1888 ct lautre monte en- mars
1854. Les acquereurs tournlssalt bonne ct sat
i~1nte c,u-ien ct hypotheque Speclale sur les
ullcs terres, ct toule somlue qul lie seralt pas
ponctueiIemcnt l'ayee a echeance po'tera
lute1et a raisou dc iuit pour cent par an.
Paroisse Assumption, lie I octobre 1852.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
Encdlteur.