davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-10-20

CArlTAL ILLusTRATfoN.---ce kusk,
refarring to the fact that ans propositiou
brought before Congress now Is sure % pro-
dace a vast number Of political speeches and
large amount Of political capiial, siid. thai
Che fact called 60 Bis unnd anlncidsnt Hs
was present % ono occasion Al an ladian
salk. when q mau dFeya up With barrel ~
Whiskey 40 oid lndiaa who was sitting 81,
fk6a his eve On the barrel, and after looking
earnestly for some time, asked Hr X H.
he knew what was in that barrel. lie said It
was whiskey be presumed, No. said De
indian. there are about thousand songs and
City fights il taat barrel
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-10-20

IT, What are YOU writing there. my boy Fl
asked fond rarent, the other day, q bis
hopeful son and heir, a shaver " about sen
years or over. f.tf~
"Ny composition, thir"
Il" What Is the subject p
" The higher law. thir." replied thc youth
ful Parkerite. but really, shall be unable
10 concentrate my ideas and give them . log
icai relation. IL am y be constantly inter
rupsed iii ihism manner by irrevalent inquiries 4
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-10-20

a correspondent Of one Of the Western pa
pers sums up the different planks Of the Wing
platform as follows
NORTH pr .st-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28
INVtsiDNN pit CUBE.

lie Tins de N'w-i"k public "ne
h't:c Il" Ia IL s'nc d'"t nous tr'd"''o''S
les '~strsi'. %.s'sant>:
y i!-.rsit m'r'c''r"S 1'"nc c~'Te@'-
ton r';.te "h"''t H''"!9''" s'r'eS c" ""~
,,'h>.sn' C"h'.-i ct c:f'si" que 'es
qni entrep'en'''"'""; IN:
'oussi'e Invasion, ta:'t gsahdes enc 'dS~
sent le,rs forces s~"ra;eH: a~n".antis.
. attend cht,nc j'a: sept s'e7-
5s,ys De g,crre, :oa- cno>lnnit> en- Arg'c-
t.,rr. diane free ct Dune HoAu,,a sAp,-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28

,'.,lIn rossibics. On de'rt't ''>~' NC PAS
nf,'ir"r unc azure grand division DC Ia
l.oui,ianc don't on pc't dire quo >hrc'c'
rort cst le centre cnmn"rrial. tn he
min de fer upi trait d' Texs ii Ia X
Were Rovsa. ct dc Ia = qw ~" i'"'nt s."
e. M.i.si.sipi. G., Sc 'lgn'"t q ae>
b,anrhr- l,ttr ,l's, est initst'rnsah'" n"
iive'o,qcnsnt t. ca''' rae sections
"a; 80 ~rrrrtn r,ri '"mcn'; ct il "j,nf"ra''
pni.sammrn, d J., rto-"trttf c"f"'n. r''"'',
ct la E,.t,uc lie /. Nmye!l'-O leans.
II fat o,r no.rr c'n';''t i Ia place
l., puuy, ,n.ur u'tii,c dams artnr ~ ~
pne~ :.,o. IL phi rr"g'g@ n""t DC s""''"''
;o"'cs ccs grand'> enterprises ct an
tr,,- t,,rnu,. in lie ,rorvcr al Pr"ph
,"c |. wing. h%,oie.t im""n,"'ne"t /"
! ,d.itt. pour men pas dir: "'v'"t"s''
,,u,nd il, prttrnl"nt ""c "n> s""''n'~
hostile, AK amrIio'"t ons I:'c;lc"rt>
Io.,l lI..tat Is, snrc"ptib'".
C1,rri,f' @p II Louisiana.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28

mrnt sur !" pave DE- In place, ct lef
hc"renx Xni-r nentcndit point.
pencil, ct tcndit l'orciile; c. fut eIr's
Helene etait rcdcyemuc mnette paf
rai,on tonte simple que mistress Biof
app'ochait. lie 6,cre s'onvrit, pun
"'ferma, pnis en:ore parlit au trotsaa
de dc ses conrsicrs pons>ifs. AZ
gtommcla nne exclamation de colefe
- Q,'aL ellie dit ! s'eicria-t.il,
- Vencz &C soir ! pronorea sca
fH"stre Ia voix grave ct ga,turaf
ne.re.
- Mcrci, mcrci, brave homme
Xavier.
- Qni diablc rcmerciez vous ny
cher :? dcmanda Carrai en- retournaa1
Xavier sc retonrna. L'expresslca
tri>tcsss gni assombrissait nagae's,
visagc await complement Mt dispafl,'
gal sonrirc entr'ouvrait maintenap
Donchc. s
lie parle tout seal, repond's4.
psopos, jc nc pourrai vo,s tenlr con-
gaic &C soir... se yais i l'h5tsl dep
bfye. nd 4s
- All L.. at don Juan, aat
J'ai reau une Invitations. wy
vez... l'autre jour D.. Je ~l'ayais cas,
- Fou que vous etss ! dit y
avec uns honhomie afectseuss -
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28
IA NOUyElLE CONSTITUTION.

Tn iourn,l da district ct bicn deF
iournaux hnrleni an snjct de IN no"sc''c
Constitution :"C'r:t bicn Ia :Ga're
dune convention whig."
: Nou: n'cn assco"ycnons ras, chr II
;nan1nc hcaHconp encore a IA to"sl''"'
ton dc la Louisiana pour q"c &C s"''
me Constitution ,eclt,mcut dsEocrat.-
l"c.
Cost Ia toni &C one nou a'o1s i dir"
IN &C momrnt i &C "jct. IN III I '>
wing: Dat mis- en- sis""" dams f''''
nonvs I.c constitution dr'x grand' PM
.i;,cs qu',ls avail. nj t%on;onrs sconib''t''
;,<qu'a r,ee"t. Crs ~r'incir":, GO 'o''
''.>tcn.ion du ~ff"g, 1t I'r'ect:on d.,
jugs par 'c rc"rlr.
Ccs rri"circ-, l.. democratic les u io"-
:ons WorL"me'. .4 t...
Cos. principles font rartic dc Ia ba>'
lie ,on imptsi-sahIe no"c.
nouc. dams Ia nonvclIc constitution ''s
wl,is. &c H. l.,"i>ianc op' Git n' s "m.
pas ,crs III ttmoctatir. QnI!s p",sfse-
,cul dans ccttc vote r'ntnnt In' i">
,nntts ct IA ..oni>i,nc n'anr plus dc"A
,asfis awe dos rrinri,r> d:Nrcnt.. :nai'
out au FL 5 deux pa,t's a'ec les a.smc'
,nincipcs. tt' Co.,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28

i:,n.ir.ilt az bnnl 4nl.ne .iio-c. Q1 ia
10, jr n'ai point . me Pl,lnlrr ia sort
i Get fg rh.. mi. N" v"l. Z vnl-. Ire,
,her. ii o4t h. moaic a,a.. d. +. hats
-,,n.r. p~efsoanc nc sctalt g.nti,hom
me
Il, pnis encore. rcp.it X,icr,
mi await a peihc cntcndu &c dctis't az
.%,,,ncni.
NJ i. 1a,ant quill cut achieve ia !,lrnsc
H.. ,uii,s de- s .inf. t;rftn,iD- les Pc.
,'mv,ircnl, II Ia i,u!c DIES Il lelcs dcbo.-
ia SUI Ia place.
| i.r.s dc.x amis >uspcndircnt lcur con
vcrs;ti"ii.
lie mcndisnl noir await commence So
r,ccitc.. l,nn,obile Ct Ia main icMdn:, i.
rctss.mb AL 4 ane statue dtbem., riacet
i ro,r pro.o.rl,rr u charlie Irs ,'as>,n-.
p~rc,an, iont l. monde Iui %donnait, cn,
Il t,.lt eonnn, CT ia celtb,i,1 sctt au>-l
Lux mtiillan>.
A.,irr .'it.it penchi sur le balcon
,on a,nr scmblail a.olr passe dans SCI
ycux.
Etait>cIle done a vepress dcman-
la tout has Carral.
Oil? rtpar,it Xavier, don't lc flom
SC COURT d 'uae ipalsse roug .as.
| - Encore des r5ticences j.. Maj,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28

cu,h'r rmufl ut sur son s,egc, etait a
Fan,rc i'out dc Ia place.
- & ts, bicn celia! dit Carrn' i dcmc
>oiA; pendant q,;n m~ad.moi>cllc dt
i,nn.b,,c est a ~I.eficr, sous Ia g,rdc
i'nne servant. madame il marqni.e 81
b~eiic.,uerc c>t an boi- ave ieqnipage,
II NJ. Alfred dies V.'litrs promene h.
cabriolct du marquis. son b"au-rerc
C'cst dams r.ord,e ! lie marquis ct 81
file .%loivc,t ailcr a pied OF, cn ~ii,crc.
Iin'y await pas dc mile" en- etT.t. In
jeum FL ic rcu,ra sous ii porte, ct mis-
src>- DGowtcr, avtc M desouc,ncnt bicn
mf,i,o,r.. mil >cs longs pIeds brilanni-
! facs SUE lie pave m"nii'i, AHA d'a!icr
%lurtir ia couture dc place.
= Ties cher. di, a!ors Carral, nc Won.
genz pas. je men ,'i..
IL il rcntrn dams la chamhre.
l., { .nle >'ttai; tc"n'te. ii ny avait
plus anpres de l'eg'ise que lie mcmillan;
noir.
- Helene T.. murmura bicn has Ya.
yier.
LA jcune f.le leya les ycux, ct, Nc
voyani plas personn. sur lc balloon, ellie
fit un geste dc cont .ntcmcat ct pronon
ca rapidenent ces mots :
= Venez ce so.r.
! Mais lie dacre Sc prita rouler lcurIe
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28
NAVIGATION soUs-MARINE. =

N>v1cArsoS sous-MARINE. - On "''
dams IT, | lure De l~herbonrg: HERR
" ia premiere visite que lie minisbg,. d
J.. la marine Il f,itc dams lie grand potRc,I
ati pn:r Ic hatc"u plongenr. II youIa ,,.I
'c,nir avnnt que les onvriers descend
sent an fond Il" Ia mcr OH ills execute J"Hs''|
lc,r- ,ravanx. /! est encore revena ma d
les !icnx apres Immersion. La dscGre d
vrrie dc Ia navigation sous marine nae q,
-rerc moin- imro' tante que Ia nayig III
ton at,irnnc, a,cc cette difference q4 -
Ia rrrmierc NE scra bient6t plus uR"'''1
question, tanIis q"r Ia seconde fcra lafo'l'1
trmps cn,nre lie dfsespoir dcs chcrchen,nt.c
snirrpiAr>. lie doctenr Payne ma Ms,;md
-."'" 'n""l tronvt lie moyen de descenp
an f""I dc III m"r. d'y TRAVELLER a lain
,vrc "m. ynnn:itt d'oavriers, d'y .ejun P'a'
ncr a'''ant dc temps que celia peuttaux
;iairr, car il rEat >o'onte par ses pm n u
cedt> c'i"ig"e, I'oxigene que Ton aiI;ndr
>rrbr, tn,i> II Il aissi trouye celui de d. !.
',srr nn hatea, sous I'ea", CONNIE liza
:~n,,ltie a chacnn dc le diriger sur ltaatlen]
",,c Ia va,""r. II pris iengagemeh sou
lie pas,ir dc Fan DIES points donnes ~deloutnnrss.
france, et d'ntriver sur les c6tes GAe N;
g%Ie.,r,r en- msig'ant I'M miIieu da Ion =.
he. Unm >cmbIable promesses vaat bin -
rcrte* 4u'on en examine Ia Poss'biits dtasx
.e,!i.ation. onne
I.c mini>tre de IN marine a Eait MmilI
I.au.ira', :,s-ocia de NJ. Psycrne, I'm 10.
cnc'' ie plus b. nveiIlant; il lui a prom !,
Il ']cntrcirnir lie Prince President dc ra"c ;
,enis qn',i croft reserve 4 la navigatGn'Is
-o,s m",in", Ct d'tn Gaire bientnl, assni !,
les p'oprie.air, du brevet, lobjct Jun iss
etade spectacle" -,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28
It.i.N.D.n
-fTLe C.?iTslNs DAVENPORT.

I.a rondnj;r .t1 :,p;'ni" A'v""p"'',
commandment do Cnsre"t City, &c ia
nee par administration III T"'-'''n'
Fillmore. rcIatiy"mrnt AK difficulties
non,e4!:s yui o"t .",sj entire CO rlpe"r Ell
les authorities de Cub'.
Ir com n.nI>m,ut &, Crescent City
zee rctuim cay it;,inc D'vrnio't ct
CT brave m.ein est IN e." moment coas'
me i borL d, sloop Dc s"errc V"-
;cuUGS.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28
fEa' VOTE DE- IA
LOUISIANE

sfFE rHx gf Ian 49, SHS4al ~ I
5s lie vote dc ~ louisiana, dansHf t,
lection prs-llicntis!le' Dc cctte a""t'.
est re>tt ~ pen an--dessons d" ,o'c q"'
Get Eat a donnt lors dc | e'cctio" q"
3gopvernear, Gu ls4o.3 l3'b 5u5lg
lie vote totalatdra72 coarant sur t.
't question ,.~rt.iarniielIe ma ts q"c "''
3,9ll yoir, tsniis q,c 'el"i dc 1919
await se de- 36,ilo. Difference, III.
& LA s,iorits ofi,ir'le du gs'n'r''
Pierce est De l,399 soix.
:" lie sop;e total sur !. ,Constitn'ion a
etc ereare plus f'ible ne le vol" rr'.'-
6den,irl; lc3rhihrc oifi,itl ct de 31..O
1anE.reinrte avecI c 20 G rrt-iat"ticl ,3l.
u. h.reuce sscc lc vote gibernato,i'
.asy9. o9tt~eL n
.aofI.a majesits ofisiclle en- fvenr dc i;
nGohrtita,ion est de 3.!s, so'x.
ao Mons g,,,ffaut;.sons, I'a'''si :'ticits de-
"details an pri,esit u.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28

, Ia convention de- not,c yar;i 1nI doi'
,i;>isnerl les caniidat> a"* di',rs 'nr''"-
pnhE,ts SC. %rt,,,ira lt premier deccmb's.
r'c>t a>d;,e tans quelYrs ~jnnrs.
Cote reunion >c,a import hse. 20"
,,s s,u,t ~, OF 4 cause de-, nominations, q
fire, mri. rarce 4"e tons ries'''i'''s
;ue la convention ado; ira TN rrcg'a"-
me DE- IA o.i;i4u. d. iit.t ct de- q"s-
:'on- s.a.i;er d"nsl' ~po'emilic ga pfc
,eiera lei, ot,on.
lie. cani,i"t, n'anront one fort rcu d"
temp. ,unr Sc rrtrait, i i4s,ite: ii sc,
al, douc: <age d. thoi-ir i'' honn@. q'.
ai,n, ass, Z de t.lcnt It d'snetsi. p"r
i;.ite heaueo1p en- rcu De temps, ct 'ir"!
4. puc#yolarite on l'n n"ne. ~rst.ohntE.
,r,ri..t. ...urcr lc suc'e e dan, les pafni..c-
,ui!s n'au!ont Pas L. t,m.s sc %si,'scs.
Lc. wings no,nmc'ont ssn. dohe toat
l., mace dc sonre,ncur IN i,on.nc c,p..
Fable ct pop'!si'c; Ct, 81 oo1s vo''o"-
.%eu..ir, ii est neCc.saise que noH- ltor
,apo.:ons m hosa,nc sns.i fost par Sc
talents ct .a ropnlsriti.
Qnant an programme, >Ii en- est adop
Il ,,un, Jsonk eStefons quill scra CONC
"
iap. les we ltbtrai,s ct rfogses>i,t- q"I
7nsiingucnt nntfe epoqa". In Hims
Il .o,,.s que nou. 4rors apcIarons contre Il
qrineipc d',r,es lc1url Ia population c>'
lave est prize 20 IT. Base dc l., rcrstsci,
ta;i"u. .tqnr ,,ons n"',s : iiorcon- dc Pre-
sr,yt Eat dies NAH ur> 4ni re,"lt'-
r.icnt dune drtt.' publ PIE. dc li"-o',a'
nit. d. taxes /, x'lorbit;,ntes TT d file
-pI:cula,ions. .montfons .uc notrr pat
ct dc> Eo,nnes eni dt>irent /. III"
,iu e.-tnv1nt les Il NUNS dc fr &C les a
mIi",ation. ide,irurcr d. t".lc rsracc
ct que n"trc, pnlitis.ua ro'f e'fe 'etoi
na,rice nest nj tt,oiie, - i %egoItc.S
II f,nt q,e lc> gs:'n'ls ch.aans dc f''
10 OF, les Ct en- ,oic dc cou>trn iloa a.
-io.sent ,ravtr,er les raroisscs DE- Ia Flo
ride 81 ies .sttak,ra> on ,tani,~am !;
vile a"x parties cxf'6mcs dc tta', oh
,icnr"th lot f.ncolr;,y IN nt Il tout
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28

TuaqrE.-Napto.Pach ancien NJ
nt,trc dcs finances de Turquie. a sts IS
etc par crdrc dn sultan, sous Ia prs,taie
iioE. de ma'vcrsa'lon. q
!.rs Nruscs dc Ayrie, encourages ~.
/. Rns.i". ont recommenee les hosliliap
contrc les TIRES. :
PlRsn.-Qaatrc cents Bats, soupca =
ne, d'euc les complies dc rindivhn
nni u con,mi. une tentative d'assasiiha
.ur Ia par:oune dn Shah, ont Yets Ell
CtttS. T
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28

DTyE EFT Coa;CHER GRATIS. -Ve'
grand g.iilard aux formes athletiprol
cntra bier. vor, J., tomhse In jour. dabo,
u, resla.rant ,oi>in dc Ia Porte.Sar
Denis. Il 80 fit seryir TN diner qui d
earn mnnst,ncnx a on vtritabie go"rmAf
mus quill eng'ontit avec ute voracie
e he. one les gasGons restaicnt deya !,
Ioi l'mii ht,nt. tmeryeilles de la capa
Is de son c>tnrnac.
Son r"p"- ttrmint, le Gargant,a
!e,a ct 81 d%i'ig-a sc,s lc comptoir. Nj
,i,ur, dit il ~ re%sta"ratcur, j'ai h'e'a
vs.. >otrc rn;sine est rx.elleHte. Je4f.
t,onvtr t'a"tant mriltenrc que je mar
pas m,ngi hrl,!i> bier. f,ute d'arga
CONNIE. par Ia meme %raison, w ~nisth9 i
,'mbarrasst De tronvrr IN Cite pour CIT
n.it. j.. vons r,ic de v%onIolr bien cnvos
cIrrrhrr la gnrde, 4ni prcndra soin
M logger. icy
Comne h. traitenr rcstait .tupifPa
i'nrm trilc eff ontcrT, lc qnidam ajot
ST .yon> voulcz vo,ss svitcr lie petit satsa,
,Ialc q,i re>nltrra de mon arrestaih CO
.naicz moi dix francs. Je vous ficad
ruiilr, 1T nous res,ctens hons amfs.n pc
&c, arrangement, ne fit pas godfits Sc
foaumc il %I'a,ait desire, le gastsona =
sans argent ALA doneher i la prefecu
| .be no!ice.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28
III rETDRE.

III. UNE MASON, sise i Paincouh
lssfza lie, vis-i-vis de la Maison dM
ainsi qu'unJOLI TERRAIN sur lequel ea
hattie. 81 r
La Maison est bien distribuee.-Le Ten
a soisante pleds de face sur cent cinquauk
ps%ofondeur.
lily a sur &c meme terrain une bonnst
siae ct III p~ou'ailler.
LIE posts est on ne peut plus convsr
pour tout homme faisant le commerce.
Pour p'us amples informations s'adread
les lieuX nlemes OH 4 nos hureaux.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28
DElgEGuES DEMOCRATES
4 LA coNyEN rInN DE oN-Eo

r, DE .RAToN-EotGE
OK Connfornrrmcnt 4 /, recommendation
du Com,!a ]ccn:ra! dtmocra'iq'c dc T.
tatGctt a~l'n,i, public d!manchc7 dcrn'''
dams lc "Piou'u.iier de is ompi'n,' 'c>
is,nocr4tns de. crttc pHf"i,sc Sc so"'
rtnnis joudi, p &c &C u'o's' Il l.
NI;.ison dc Conr.. ,5.ss f. .r.- q. .a..s.st
o7sae Joxx w. Bsrrs, President. SO
2io'a CONRAD MAYOR, Stcrtta're. "
" Ont tte nonmi;s dtltg1t. 4 Ia ton
x]en,ion ,limocr.tiln d.. Ea;""-!t""s
NM. e.. D,lfrcz. +. D'st'rz. +. e.
I.etct. +. g.. WsIii,n~o", LEO, U'"'
1th,4e,.,x. W. w. Pngh, j. r.. l''n'h,.
'f,s.J T P.,gh, E,ge"c i.a'" d, IA II
vii. Dogs, J.. d. l.. LUCAS, !'''''''
.,Tollrnii.oa e., Gil. B's,ct' nd. P'rr''
T'hy,,pt. T. Trahant,.I,a W. N: I,'
T. J.. Crane, n."irl M%"ri..o". II III
handy. Cleo, has P.ni.,"", 7. Mot ere
II nr, Br;anj, S@vcfin Iandiy, ! o''
C.tya,ns, CA. Bctse, :,o'si"o i.a"'i'!
5Sla!eisI!tfssf ! .ebs*ac.3 2lf 'fs '"'t+
- ~" Ii a ., e.s ,sss>aolu..qae e premisr 'h''' %
H., paroissc Assomplto" ps'"i les c''''''-
.dats pour Genserneur,c eel lie COLONEL L
sO..HEsERr. i. Iher,iilc. #a.*
's I.aa.t III. .;g..,llcr.ne"t ri,el" rar F'''scr"
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28

lie vote dn peop!c tt'it impose io''
le u de &C mois.
Volta ertip. nous on avons | cspo1r' &c
commencement dc IL TN.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28
DIAANcHE % NOyENBRE 1875,

e. Mcrci Al Mry Fly ar, nom
brcascs ftuiilcs dc Ia Noayc!ln-O'ia"s
on';l nous f..ittcn;r a vhacun dc scs 'oy'-
gcs.
2 ~ Merci tga'en,cnt al .Aiosl:y roc'
le. dcrniercs dates 1.'ii noas 'r"n'"''
s sa: mncrrrcii, s%,,rto"t, po',r ra'tea''oa Il It
tc $50 oui Ia C,it nous nircssrr IN Io"in'.
fmenis, !c meillcur champio" de no1i'
nor,i. le Courier de Ia Lo"istate.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28
ferrer, il !. ltpc le,n dc hi, CT rri'''
!, son imG,ahi.ile r%ren.er".

- a'lE'rf1 FET+TAFZI#E- - EEafEEEl
son imr,nhi.ile r~r.n,err.
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NEW GOODS AT MooR,sl

They eonse, fIaey see. alley PaFehn
nFthe msst beauliiul and tIUti generals
" sOrIneni Of Dry Goods ever presented
the toWu Of CadiE. The largest and finest stock
OF Black and cOlored Broad Cloths at
.-~- A. r. M0ORE'S
The largest, fastest aud cheapest lot Of Bon
est ever offered a. A. 4. MOORE'S
The best stock Of Barege delaines Cor ladies'
drrssesat A n. M00RE'S
The largest stock Of ladies fne shoes ever Of
lered are at A. F. M00RE,S
The most beautiful dress silks and aatins, bon
net silks and ribbons ever seen. are at
A.. F. M00RE'S
The best stock Of Ready Made Clothing in
town is now ut A. Z. MOORE'S
The fuTest and most tasty selection OF French
work, capes, collars, ohemiseIls and UNDER
sleeves is TO be had at A. +. MOURE'S
The most substantial Cassimeres shtinetts
Tweeds, Jeans and other stufs Tor paRts are
now to be had at A, f, MOORE'S
In iueI, have the goods which 70 see is wor-
thy the attention oil the whole community
Groceries, QueenswaTe, KossuIh and LamaTtine
straw aud Cashmere Hats, aces, Edgings, lin
ems, cOttOns, etc., etc. Call and see before Won
purchase, and You will 6nd that have adopted
the principle olquiok sales, email profits and the
best of pay, that lie, CASH. So call and save
at least IS per cent, opposite the watchmn keIs.
at the old siand Of A. +. M0ORE,S,
Aprii %, 1882 ti2
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Tehuantepec-- The Finale.

The controversy between Mexico and the
United States about the transit route across
IehgaRtepee has probably been ended on
paper. The Mexican minister at Washing
ton has closed the correspondence on his side
BY saying he had no proposition to make
The United States Government closed the
matter by four points, viz: that the United
States has right. under National courtesy,
toa transit for peaceful purposese.that the
Mexican Government and citizens will not
open the route themselves;--that the United
States will not allow any foreign nation to
contrull the transits; that this Government
viii not be Indifferent to reclamation of ;iti-
Sens ander the grant to GRAY.
PARsoN BRowNLow IN FAvoR.-To show
that The Administration at Washington ap-
proves his course, Parson Brownlow writes
the annexed little notice:
ttWe have been kindly and respectfully
notified this week, by Mfr. Webster, Secre-
tary Of State, that onr paper is selected for
publishing the Orders, Resolutions, and
Laws. passed during the lst Session of the
32d Congress, and also all public Treaties
entered into and ratified by the United
States"
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HOLLOW WARE,
Roots EssGG Shoes.
LEATHER so

rENLE subscriber. very thankful for past G,vors
j would respectfully inform his old customer
and the public generally. that he has now on
haudSa must splendid assortment OF hOOTS and
SHOES, SOLE and UPPER LEATHER Gait
skins, Morocco Lining and Binding, Skins, Nails,
fhrrad, aud almost every article in his line.
Alse Indies aud Gentlemen's gum Over Shoes,
Mems Buffalo, Over Shoes, all of superior st, lie
and Will he sold onvcry moderate profits for cmsh,
hides. or almost amy kind OF understandable Pro-
dnce. SAMUEL SLEM MONS.
N. B.-Pcrsons knowing themselves indebted
either by Note oE Book account, of long stand
ing. will please call and settle up, us short set
lclIehts makt long friends, and in some cases
ave costs. fIunrIg-Iyl s
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Carriage, Wagon and Buggy Man
-liH t ufactory. -

A AXIOM FOkMAN 'haHk lui for the libcml
IA patronage heretofore extended TO him, would
anrouIoe 10 The eiuEeHs Of Harrison, Rnd the ad-
Joining counties, that be is now better prepared
than ever TO Manufacture 10 order
FAMILY CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES, BUG
GlES, GIGS, SULklES, AND WAGONS
OF all kinds and siIcs. which he feels confident
cannot be eKcelled by any other shop in the
country.
Having It stock Of material that is rally un-
surpassed, and having u full knowledge OF the
business ia all its branches, he respectfully asks
those who IHay want any thing in the aboye line,
- give him call.
his shop is in the rear OF Mr.. Slemmons' Black
Smith shop, and near.y opposite the Cadiz,tlOtel
where lie may at all Times he lOund. Oct5-t.
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Revolution in Marblc.

~ ME subscriber, having made ample arrange
l. ments for large supply OF MARBLE, keeps
constantly OH hand MantIes, Toolnbs, Moaar
ments, Head and Foot Stones, etc. He is COR
stantiy receiving large lots Of Italian, Egyptiaa
and American Marbles, which he is making up
in style not surpassed III the United States. and
will sell at Il very small adva1 nee on cost, either
Wholesale or retail, and soIicits all persons in
wanting. to give him II call.
lie will also mrnish beautiful White Marble
for Caps aud Sils. Steps, Fronts Pieces lor
Doors and Vaults, Tile for flooring etc., very low
lie has also OH hand considerable quantity oi
Free Stone monuments, Toombs and Head Stones
II sizes of Grind Stones, both ior wet and dry
binding. warranted.
6FN. B-Lettering done in the latest and
most beautiful styles, in almost any language re
qu red. MICHEL J. ROHAN.
Marble Mason and Vault Builder,
nov. SLY No. &c. Lower end OF Market st.
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MEtS. M. DIVINHl'S

CONFECIION.ARf & T.4RiETY STORE,
OPPOSITE The PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
M RS. DIVINE respectfully Informs her friends
lNl that she has opened uuI in the building
uIreotly opposite tile Public Buildings. where she
oilers for sale largp aud we'll selected assert
Irient OF COTFECTION.4 RES, &c.
among which may he uund the following:
Common aud fancy Candies OF all kinds
Almonds, Raisins. Filbers and Figs;
Cream and Fea Nuts; t
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers;
Cheese, Candles and Suapi
Cinnamon, in the bark and groupd;
Peppe, Ginger. Alspice and Starch;
. Mrs. Miller's NeclHune Fine Cut Chewing
Tobacco, an excellent article;
Cigars and Tobacco of all kinds;
Teas, Brown aud Crushed Sugar;
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce;
Combs of every descriptions
Pen Knives OF all kinds;
Eye Protectors ana Goggles;
Visiting Catds and Envelopes;
Watch CHAINS, Keys and GuurlS
A fine lot OF Common Jewelry;
Toys ofnll descriptions,
OrL- As she intends to sell cheap, she hopes
her friends and the public generally will favor her
with their patronage.
OF Country ConIectonaries can be supplied
at my establishment on the very best terms.
marlOly NJ. DIVINE.