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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-07

cara Ward was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary, at GAINESVILLE, last week, under thesan-
ti-gambling act of this State. He was con-
victed of e~huckaluck playing at a dime n
game.-Ex.
There are a great many others,
who play for more than a dime a
game, were the officers of the law
to beas strict with them, astheywere
with poor Ezra, that would have to
suffer the same fate.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-07

PUNCTUALITY.-Ah! that's the word
punctuality! did you ever see a man who
was punctual, who did not prosper in the
long run? We don't care who OF what
he was-high or low, black or white, ig-
norant or learned, savage or civilized
we know if he did as he agreed, and was
puctual in all his engagements, he pros
pered, and was more respected than his
shiftless, lying neigbors.
Men who commence business should be
careful how they neglect their obligations,
and break their word. A person who is
prompt can always be accommodated, and
is, therefore, 'lord over another mans
purse as Franklin would say. Never
make promises upon uncertainties. AL
though The best men sometimes fail to do
as they would the case is exceedinly rare.
He who is prompt to fulfil his word will
never make a promise where it is not next
to a moral certainty that he can do as he
agrees. If you would succeed, be pune
tual to the hour. Return borrowed mon
ey the moment you promised. In all
things, if you are thus prompt, we will
risk you through life, you win succeed
you cannot help it. Those who are prompt
in their business affairs, are generally so
in every department of life. You never
know them to be late at church, to the
polls, or to pay the printers for advertis-
ing. A promptness in everything char
acterises them.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-07
columbus Insurance COmpany.

We wish all Ofour readers 10 read
the memorial of Henry F. Page, a
distinguished wing lawyer of Co
lumbus, tothe Legislature in relation
to the swindling of this neiariOus
concern, which may be found in a.
mother column. Were Democrat
TO have wrote the memorial, our
wing friends would have called it a
alocofoco lie;' but as a distinguish
ed wing wrote it, there cannot be
anything like a lie about 1t, accord
ing to their doctrine. We wish all
Der y rats, Wings, Fr"e Sellers
and 'tlIe rest of mankind" to give il
a careful perusal, and see what a
beautiful thing whiggery is.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-07

Small Notes. -The law against
the circulation Of foreign small notes
in the State Of Delaware, goes into
operation On the first of May. The
penalty is 2lO.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-07

A fire broke out in Philadelphia
on the 29th ult., destroying proper
ty. to tie amount of 5000, O0O.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-07

The steamer Pocahontas explo-
ded a few days since near Memphis.
were killed and eighteen
wounded.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-07

WoMAE--Her natural place is, between
angels and bloomers, without wings AMI
without p~antaloons.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-15

N OTEGE.-1hc subscriber will sell, at his lnte
" residence, Pigeon Run, 7. o., Campbell county,
on the 0h of November ncxl his entire crop, consist
ing in Pnrt Of Tobacco Corn. Oats Hwy 5dderSrnw,
Shucs &c. Also his stock Of every description, com
prsine six head Of excelleut Horses II head Of Cut
tie, between 30 and 10 head Of Sheep lie will soil, ut
the time and place, all of his Turning Utensils,
Wagons and Gear, | Baroueh and llnrness, Plougls,
Ilarrows. Re, Also, good set of Blacksmiths Tools,
and excellent Cooking Stove Of Halfway pattern,
and many other articles of Household and Kitchen Fur
niturc. too tedious o mention.
TERMS-On all sums of - and upwards, II months
credit viii be given the purchaser giving bond with
good sccnrity-under TINT sum cash
II the dny0pponted should be Indictment the snle
will commence on the nrXt fair day. aud continue till
completed. JOHN SrONER. AR't
If the plantation should be rented previous 10
that tune it will then be rented to the highest bidder
oct 1j--wids J. :.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-15

NOKBG e. tnyed or stolen, from the stables of
y Elizabeth McCrcry, Glade Creek, near Coiners
Springs, in Boetourt county, on thursday n9ht last
Chesnu Sorrcl AIare Said nag has ase in the face,
and her hind feet are whitehall way up to her knees
had "A small knot her weahers one on each side,
caused by carrying box There other white spots
on her back caused by the sad lie. Said mare is about
fourteen and half hands high. will pay liberal re-
ward for her any information.
HARRIET SMITH, BotetoHH CO., Ia.
Address. Stoners Store, Roanoke.
II I'm,
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SMERYs, Drawers, Half-EEose, &c

- Opened this morning, the following variety OF Draw
crs. Shirts &c:
80 doz John NJ Davis & Jones' pat Shirts, warranted
10 fit better than any shirt now made.
Silk ~hirts all prices and sizes,
3" DrHwerS, some very heavy
Lambs wool Drawers, very fine article
HEAVY cotton do article,
Agearr,l assortment of Merino, Cashmere and lambs
wool ,hirts, some very superior.
Also the best stock Of Silk. Mrrino and Cotton halt
Ho,e ever brought the city, together with magnit
cent stock of Black and fancy silk Scarfs, lldkrcis
Gloves e.. All of the above Goods will be offered at
very low prices DON T. c. PETERS.
Rem copy oct l4-tsif
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FtHEEAP AND POPULARs BOOKS

~ TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER VOLUME
Ellen Pickerings- Orphan Niece, Kate Walsngham,
Poor Cousin, Ellen Warcham the Heress Nan Darrell,
Quiet Husband &c.
Mrs Gmys-Leud Cameron, Bell of Family, Little
Seymour &c.
Capt. Maryatts.-Poor Jack Percivai Kcenc New
Foster, Naval Officer, Pirate, Jacob Faithful, Peter
Simple, Japhet Midshpman Easy, &c.
7 S. Acknowledgement wife, Bankers wife, Ceciia
Howard. Broken Promise Love in Cottage. Two
Brides, Agnes, Lucy Sanford, Iron Hand, &c.
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IA SlON HOUSE AND GROCERY The snb-cri-
bers. situated the Canal, IN few steps OF he Rail-
road depot, prepared 10 attend forwarding with
dispatch, all Goods and produce consigned thor cue
They also offer their services for the sale Of all kpd af
Produce Lumber. &c. Every effort will be made to
give satisfaction.
GR0CERlES-Wc have on hand, IA good stool, u
Grncefes. which will be sold low they be had
in any house in The upper country and delivered the
Depot free Of charge
LlME-l000 barrels best Mountain Lime for sale
l. W for cash.
CASH FOR WfiEAT-Wc wish 10 purchase 30 900
bushels good Red White Wheat, free from smut for
Which we will pay the full market price.
oct 13-dlm ElORNER & WATSON.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
uIssS rEES SALE

TEsESs sEEES sALE.-by vriue Of n deed Of
! Trust, executed To me hv WIN. +. Robertson. and
Of record in The Clerk oiceo the Caun OF ustings
Of t1t city Of Ivnchburg, will. Friday. the 18th
inst at the Snddery of the sad Robert proreed u
sell the property conveyed in said deca by way ri pull
lie auction n the highest bidder. The property con-
a.ts Of Saddles Brides. Hnness nnd all other yare-
ties articles usually found in Saddlcry including
all tools fixtures and utensils. Also. all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture ct the sad Robertson, which
consists ol the usual articles The sale will commence
M IN o'clock n m, at which time tho terms will be
made known. MI CAMPBELL, trustee.
Express copy. oct l5-dtds
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d 19ie ".
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
poor, Saqf-Dind anil Bor Factorg,
MHt ard Haedinc Work.
Iron Turning and F&tiBg,

Biachsmuhing n all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up NJ great expense
with steam power and large ynriey oi machinery ioI
working wond and iron, form the complete estab
-hnent OF the kind in the southern States and can
execute better work and at cheaper rites thnn can be
in the ordinary mode.
Builders aud those intending to build, supplied with
Doors, Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (Pimed M
glazed if requrcd) MouldiDgs, Flooring dressed nnc
tongue and grooycd ready for uying. dressed Ceiling
md Notwithstanding, Pane., and variety Of Other
motcrinls required in bdildng.
Contractors supplied with Dumpnnd Stone Cars, Der
rick Gearing, Nhcebarows Picks and Bars, and Other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly hand and Cor snle, on reasonable terms
oil varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked
unworked, Saving and Planing done to order. Bills
of Timber sawed 10 order.
Jan lifts A. NETTLETON. Agent.
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4 MENf.-l have greatly increased this branch of
my business and offer selection from - pieces
Tapestry Brussels, Tlreeply Ingram, super fair and
other grades Of Carpetng, comprising larger stock
than be found elsewhere and prices exceed
those osfed in the Northern cities by retail Also,
large stock of Floor Oil cloths all Widths Come and
Oct It's j. &. MEEM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-15

LNOEE RENT.-The splendid Bonrdrng
u House, lately occupied by Mrs. Blanks, over thu
stores of Mcssrs Colhoun & Holt, md Philip W Payne
This louise is situated in the mos business part of T
the city of IynchOurg, has IA rooms with servants AA
rooms Kitchen, Smo,e-lousc. &c. Possession given
immcdiaiclv
Also for rent, two Offices in the building, with
two rooms in cnch Possession given 1et Jauunry
Apply to A. b. Ruckcr. Eco. IN iyurhburg.
RICHARD &. MORRlSS, Amherst.
81 -, I
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Valentine box, by Henry Cockton. Price so cents
Ten thousand year, 50 e
Saathiel or Wandering jew, " 50 -
Red Indians Of Newfoundland. d" 80 -
Pctre or love the Ocean, !" 50 -
Diary of Il Physician. % .
Gents aud Ladies Science of Etiquette " p "
French Latin, Spanish, German, Italian
without II master, each " % 80
Every lady her own flower Gardener. " % q"
The Young lou~ekeepers Friend. " 40 "
The way to live well, and 10 be well while
We i've " % ''
Every Ladys Book, Cookery, &c.) :" % a
Also, 1000 other publications. among which the
best, latest and popular writer's. New Books
stanty received. G. MORSE, Com. Bookstore,
nct l3-ts ,nnnsite MnrMick Ilnnsn.
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EEALRDWA REV nrc in receipt of our
4 Enll stock Of HARDWARE, CUTLERY. GUNS

EEARDWA EkE.-We nre now in receipt of
4 q Fail stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS
and SADDLERY, comprising tho most conn IN
ittc and crteRsiUe assortment exhibited m BItA
in THIS MARKET We hive now on hand Z
500 dozen Axes, Va and ny pnltorns
1000 " Pen md Pocket Knives, in endless variety
$500 " Knives and forks, "ea prices aud quality
1900 " Knob, stock, capt oard, and other locks
1000 " Butts, Parliament and hook md eye hinges
5000 gross wood screws, assorted szeA
1000 dozen Ant bogtd mill, pit aud Il cut saw FLEA
800 Splde' and shoycls
100 " manure and Iinv forks
800 " selves ond siGcrs
40 single aud double bnrrel Guns and Rifles. rnngin
in price from $3.50 to $75 each
100 dozen men md womens saddle trees, slirrup
irons bride bits harness aud billie buckles rings, &c,
great variety. lion uxles. all skies, elliptic springs,
hub and I'd banda, hog skins, bride Filings and sad
dlrry inrdwnre generally Blacksmith tools of every
description. Planes, chises, ongers and carpenters
tools II large assortment. For Farmers and Plantation
g. we hnye full assortment ol articles auch M ram-
bic Scyhes grub hoes dags, garden forks, pick
nxcs &c all oi which offered for sale ut low prices
All purchasers, particularly merchants, visiting this
market bug goods respectfully invited 10 call and
examine our assortment before purchasing going
farther North feel assured our goods and prices
will compare agornbly with any establishment ia tho
Northern cities. SMITH ~ ROBERTS,
sept l0--d2m f "a Main STREET, Richmond, Va.
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vIRGINIAN JOB PRINTING oFPTcF
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING:

such n Pamphlets, Hnni-bilIs, Gre uIars, Bill
heads, blanks, Checks, Cards, Labels, 4 G. a G.
Tho" aFc occurred the n workman exclusively for
MS nne = ''r concern; aud Icrsons leaving orers may
ffiF or lrf1r their work done fxfeiouss and we'll
Confident % their ability give entire faction tly -
iullt solicit portion OF the public patronage.
= erlers from the country promptly attended H.
- 1N--lns TIRKN sIIIIlns
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& Ranaway from the subscriber on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad in the county of Wythc, the 20tl
If la e 1872 n negro man named CHARLES, Is fee
nigh copper color with several teeth out in oot about
% years OF age rather slow reply, bat pleasing APP.
pearanco when spoken He wore when he lrtt. u
cloth can and biue cloth sack coat he purchase
i, Tennessee II months ago. by Mr.. NJ. Council Of
Lvnchburg; and carried 10 that place, where he reman-
ed until purchased linn, 4 months ago. 1t Is more
than pruAabo that he will NAH his way TO tennessee,
he has wife now living there or he may Pefna re-
,r, f., yncbhnrq and Turk about there. as he has
onanianres there The above reward viii be paid if
he is taken in the State, and confined that get him
agap. or will pay "A reward ot $40 if taken our OF
the State and confined IN Jail $3.50 - ~
Iuly I-dnc2twts trtDh'th J. y II
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ECEIVHNG ANDTORwAR

I 10 HI v INNE n " ~ WE W n hkHI NINNE
II GROCERTES md PLASIER-1he sub
scrocrsill continues the fire proof brick Warehonse
ON the cann amidst all the chongea to receive and for
ward Goods Produce, Manufactured Tobacco &c
Our chnrgcs Will be low, and forwarding done with dis
patch.
VIII receive in d few days, fret assortment Of
Gyoccres, which he wall sell low, and buy ut alltimes,
Flour Corn Meal Onfa, Fink Seed, Sc, for which he
will give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale
JAMES b. RENWICK
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p ESPECTFuLLY solicits the patronage of his
AZ friends and the public generally
SEPT lS-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-15
VARIABLE RELIGIOUS BOOKS

NAEG ABLE kELitsosS boOAs
' Christian Family Library, continuing the ilnstr-
ted lfycs of the Apostles,
Life Of the Saviour,
Women Of tho Scriptures,
Lives Of the pntriarchs,
ALso,-Snr Of Bethlehem,
God in disease,
Heaven or saintcd dead.
Heavenly Recognton--w We know our friends in
Heaven,
Chapin's characters in thc Gospels,
G!eanngs and Cropping QDanfortb)
Bumes' notes on Job
a. ON lsaac.
Watson's Life Of Wesley.
Abbort's Young Christian, Cornerstone, and wa TO
do good,
.Josephu, complete works,
Thompsnu's Lectures to Young Men,
Baxters Gail.
Dodridgcs Rise and Progress,
.Iays Family Prayers,
Thorntons " -
Spinckcs
Also Quarto Octavo School and Pocket Bibles-ya
riety. Z. MOHHb' COM book-oToHt'
1}-ts
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n SOMETHING REALLY RICH, 90
FoR. rHE#LApfKs.

~4N FoH rHE LADIES. ga
FF1UE suhsrlbcr nuw opening tn taost elegant az
i sorimcut of F4LL# aaR WINTER GOODS he
has offered 10 the public. BOWERS ri neN aud
elegant patterns aud mpterins-G'ol. Felret oad SUI
CloahS BaNH sand Tfses. will aud Without hoals md
yesls.--RlBBONS OF magnificent st>les, aud other
GOODSin hs linz. .ask- call from ~ friands
and the public nrgc feeling confident becan suit
i he ta-te OF all in goods and prices
sept 30-ts r. +. UBNNING
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SEPTEMBER 10Th, ls52.
q EO Es GIL III. * JIG IA Z, Ig

GEOESG E IL. EsUCA Err,
LTNCurrRd, ".
ID ESPECTFULLY begsthe attention Of the Ladies
IA TO his superb stoei oi F1arv Dry Goo7y now being
received and opened. The following sa portion Of lis
very elegant assortment
Splendid Broende. plain Gro De Natiouale Gro De
Antique Plaid, Waicred and other styles cold silks.
%. %, 30 p, -, and 80 inch sup'r Blk Gro De
Rhine silks.
IS 3onud b inch extra -up'r BIZ, Tafeta silk. Also,
SUR b'k Gro De Armune silks.
French printed Mouslin de LANES
Gashmrres, assorted.
Solid Mou-lins and Merinos. in great variety.
French Worked Collars, Sleeves. Cuffs, Capes Der
theirs Hd> Is great variety.
Splendid Neck and Bonnet Ribbons
French Mnntillns and Cloaka. sept 3O-ets
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- ORnctssing EEamdsOrnc-Opencd This morn
- ing, the following and beautiful GOODS:
Rich printed Monslin d Lnines
3" Scotch Pnids, very pretty
Real French Mcrno, in every coIonr, much cheaper
thnn usual,
Blue, imson aud Pea-grecn Thib Showls,
Black rhib Shnwls, very nrge
Plaid Long Shnwls, in great ynrcty,
French worked mourning IIlk'fs, from $40 10 $Gi.
Beautiful hemalilched ldkE
Sleeves, Collasand Chcmisettes, newstyles,
Black Canton Grape very superior article, and
A splendid stock of Sill, Hosiery
An examination from the Indies isrespectfnlly asked
,v lorf 9-fs if DON I. G. PETERS.
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n LIVINGSTON PLOUGECaSTINGS.
Il The Subscriber has On hand a large lot OF the
,elcllufcd Livingston" Plough Castings, and will
continue to receive additions his stock from the foun-
dry 40 that there will be difficulty in getting any
of the pieces belonging to them. -
JAMES B. RENWICK,
F.L 1o-dScts on the Rnsin.
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rOaIAEeD, BtsxD a. CO.,

LEV. e.DDbs--HALL ES'b ne sub
" scrbpr would respectfully ann"nce to ma ila'nds
and the public generally that ne j. now prepared to OF
for ia the trade arga and well selected stock OF Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods at uuusnall, low prices. Ills
stock of Fall Cloth, Satneu., Lnseys We. u very
large, also IA very argeand desirable stock OF hhhk"i-
all Of whiclr,yil be offered at very low pr -.
Sept 2idifts y, / : u / EMO.
~ Republican copy
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NEW GOODS.
NEW CLOTHING sT0REl--NOW OPEN
A. 5. SHAFER & co.
Nd ESpECTFULLY invite the attention OF the pub
! y lie to their stock of FALL and WINTER

n. =. Of1AT III q W.
I'D ESPECTFULLY invite the attention OF the pub
=, lie to their stock Of FALL and WINTk4R
q H0TEAIN(a, JUST OPENED. consisting of com
plelo assortment of GENTLEMENS APPAREL and
FURNISHING GOODS-the former of their
cent manufacture, and the hitter selected from the best
stock aud ntest importaona in the Northern markets
The following list comprises Pnft only Of he varied
socl1 now on hand, 10 which shull receive weekly
aud 4emi-wecdy additions;
Srpcrine cloth, dress, md frocl. Coats medium and
low-pticed ditto; fine and priced Paetots, sacks and
business coats OVcr.coaa of Utmost every known
tcria every variety Of Style aud prices ranging from
80 $685. Cloals, long Riding conts md travelling
Blankets; Vests, Grenadinc, IN superior nrcie) Satin
Valencia, It'll Cloth, Cashmere Pat Velvet, and ele
gan hpt silk pnr Vests. Shirts undctShrts / nv ers,
Overalls, Over-ahrs, Umbrellas. Carpetbags r1nls,
Stocks, Collars Crayats, silk, cotton, and wool socks
and Gloves
Gentlemen, whether wishing to purchase or not, are
invited call Goods checrluy shown ntthc cheap
CASH CLOTHING BAZAAR, MAIN ST.,
oct 91s Nearly opposite J. O. Meem's.
Exp n Rep copy
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We also wish to employ an apprentice boy to learn
the Timer trade TINT j. about - or Is years old Of
good moral character. One from the country is pre-
forced (ocl 11.ts) A. & Nj
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IOsEpIlfs. Wilson.

II LESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
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NETM. N. PEAKE, ADVERTISING AGENT
w & C0Aecior Bascac,a 81 Mr. "Spa Iron Btaid-
mr. eairaacc Bdti,aote &-Merchnnts and business
desirous Of advertising in any newspaper published
in the United States can do 80 by applying to WIN. II.
PEAKE, Advertising Agent, Bnsementi Sun Iron build
ing (entrnnco on Baltimore strect) where files Of all
the country papels moy be seen.
~ Country Editors wishing 10 appoint agent,
do sol by sending thcr piper, To the above nd
dress.
EVe Accounts collected, and prompt returns made,
moderate charges
REFERENCES.
Gins. 7 NTnddox. esq, Postmaster.
Robert q. Taylor opposite Bornum's.
/. X. Lpp & Co.. Publishers of Daily Times
burgess Toy or & Co, Booksellers, Sun ronbndne.
Henry Tuyor Bookseller, Baltimore aud Gay sis.
J. " Bond &. Co, do. IA Baltimore st.
i. Luos. Jr., do. 40 Baltimore st.
John Murphy & CO., do. 178 Baltimore IT.
Canied, Brother q Co 229 Baltimore Al
oct cd IN
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SPLENDID sCHEME.
!. Luimah,e Enrm. nea.r Lyncs.Dmrs for

Ortl51t
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-22
CONVENTION DEMOCRATIQUE

Les D6mocrates de l'Etat ne devront
pas oubIier, QUEEN vertu de resolutions
adoptees par nne assemble pubIique
tcnue a Baton Rouge, lie 81 de Janvier,
lis ont etc invites 4 nommer des Dele
gnes a la Convention qui dot sieger a
Baton Rouge lie 9 do mois de mars. Nous
esperons que la Democratic s'empressera
de Sc conformer a cette invitation, ct
que chaque paroisse de l'Etat tiendra a
etre representee.
lie moment approche OH chacun sera
appel6 a faire son dcvoir: qu'on Sc pre-
pare done Tontes les chances de success
sont en- favour de la democratic. -
Erployons convenabIement lie temps
qui nous reste ct la v%ictoire ne nous fera
pas default.
Dams lie but de les rappeler a la me-
moire de ceux qui los auront oubliees,
Gus pubIions ci-apres les resolutions
adopt6es par FAssembIee de Baton
ROupe
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pleurer IN tel mari leur paraissait lie plu:
grand des malheurs.
Enfin, les places reserves pour /,
societe de Sallustc etaient rempiies, lie
spectacle commence ct captiva pendant
quelque temps !'attention gen6raIe; mais
CONNIE l'interet de la sale l;emportait
de beaucoup sur lsint6ret de la scene,
les conversations reprirent bient8t lleHF
courant, ct Ia medisance rcprit ses droits.
LIE fer Cesar await derrierc son gradin
un groupe d'invit6s du pays qni, ne Sc
dontant pas de l'effet que pouvait pro-
d"lre lenr bavardage, repftaient de on
fiance la nouvc!le du proclaim. marriage
de Ia belle madame DIES Bruyeres. Gu
rleux de savoir a qui ron mariait sa fem
me, Adalbert Preta ~l'oreilIe ct entendit
le dialogue suivant entire un seieneur
fiorens'n, place derriere lai, ct IN gen
tilhomme %francais tout recemment arrive
a Naples.
Ce soyageur. nomme lie baron de
Grandmenil, etait IN de ces Parisiens
bien eleves. ignorants des grands
intefets qai bouIeversent les nations etI
agatent Ia vie, mais tres-savant dams Ia
SCIENCE du monde; au eourant de toutes
les aventures, des moindres difsrcnds,
des marriages, des naissances, des morts.
dea testaments, des nominations, des dis