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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

HOTEL. AND PORTER HOUSE FOR sALE-TIIE LEASE
IL and fixtures Of the old established house, No. ~
Bowery, one door from the Bowery theatre having en-
dodgers together with the bowling alleys, SC all in
plete order for sale cheap Apply TO GEO. LEA the
Franklin Museum, 175 Chatham square in the afternoon
or evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

DOTANIC DRUG srORE-FoR SAFE, THE STOCK AND
ID fixtures of a store, doing good business, and in
the best location in the city 1t has been established
twenty four years. This is chance that rarely Offers
itself to the public medical reform, eclectic prac-
titioner would do WELL there is good practice to the
store Apply TO G.. NEWLY, 1874 Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

DOABD WANTED-BY LADY, IN SMALL PRI-
I'D vste family, with widow prefsrred) front
Location near Chatham street. Address R. A. Broadway
Post 016ce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

DIX q n0n FOR SALE, THAT NEAT TWO
DS,JUU. story basement cottage house and
lG No 1888 Livingston street. next to the Of Han
place Brooklyn This in one Of the most desirable
neghborhoods in Brooklyn Price only and 900
remain mortgage. Apply to $. s. BROAD, No Is
Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

TITO LEASE-AS 1T NOW 49, OR ALTERED TO SUIT
i for manufacturing purposes, the magnificent build
ing No 80 Leonard street five doors west of Broadway
50x100, at present containing sixty Apply, for
part iculars, to I. LENT, 495 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

LNOR SALE-THREE EIIGIBLY LOCATED LOTS ON
Il Murray hill each twenty -four feet eight inches front
and by 100 feet Deep situate the west side Of
Lexington avenue between Thirty seventh and Thirty
eighth streets. These lots command beautiful view OF
the East river and Long leland and rapidly increasing
in value. Will be sold reasonable terms Apply to
WILLIAM ii. WILKINS, 143 Lexington avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

r EASE FOR SALE, OR STORE TO LET-THE FIVE
i story store No "a Washington street Inquire on
tie nreunier2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

nOARD IN BRoOKIYN.-1wO GENTLEMEN AND
Nd their wives be accommodated with plea SAINT
rooms furnhed unfinished with psntres attached
rhe comforts of home viii be found. No moving the
frst Of May. Two single gentlemen obtain partial
board Apply at Los Adams street, few minutes walk
from the Fultt ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

TYPE FOR sALE-ONE THOUSAND POUNDS o.
i agate, about half worm in lots 10 suit purchase
Apply to 10. MLI0TT Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

IN perty-Seyen desirable building lots the Eighth
avenue between 14lst and 142d streets For particulars
inquire Of ALPHEUS UNDERHIII, 136 Greene street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

WANDA PART OF HOUSE IN H0BOKEN
w The ferry Hudson street. by the frst OF next
vceL or by the first day Of May, by gentleman and
wife. Good reference given if required Address F. b.,
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

'JSgR SAIE--A RARE OPPORTUNITY IS NOW OF
II fefed for yell known tand for the provision
n TX md butter business with milk round attached with
two yonr, lease Of the whole houso from 1st hay sex
Inouilc NJ 173 Ro'scry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

DOARDING.- LARGE COMMUNICATING ROOMS
ID on the second floor with bath and gas, may be OBJ
tanned with board furnished UNFINISHED The
very pleasantly situated being very convenient to
and emnibuses Apply 1T 1s3 West Twenty third street
N. B-Also, two single be obtained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

TTVO LET-FRON THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT A THREE
u story brick house in West Fourteenth street. above
The hcuse win be put in good order for responsible
tenant For terms inquire at 81 East Twenty sixth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

VTvAN1ED TO RENT-A COTTAGE, WITH A FEW
w acres attached south side OF Staten Island pre-
ferred within convenient distance Of landing. Ad-
dress, with terms, &e. box 800 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

dkO DOO FOR SALE-THAT THREE STORY
DC,OUU. house and lot No IFS Barrow street,
Checker street The lot ia % feet by 49, price
$4,000 and 50 600 remain mortgage. Apply to S.
S. BROAD No. Is Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

D0ARD-A MARRIED COUPLE, AND ONE SINGLE
ID gentleman, be accommodated with rooms, .,
No. 81 East Twenty third street Also whole floor
let with without board in Twenty fourth street
Fourth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

TNURNIsHFD ROOMS TO LET, AT NO. 4 STATE STREET
10 suitable for Jingle gentlemen. References required
Apply the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

VTTANTED IMMEDIATELY-T0 PURCHASE, FURNI-
w ture suitable for kitchen, sitting, and two bed
rooms; objection to second hand furniture in good
condition. Address A. NJ. box Oo3 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

THO LEAsE.-A THREE STORY HOUSE AND LOT
situated near the Crystal Palace and in one of the
best locations for business in that vicinity Persons
wishing desirable place for the coming five years had
better improve the present opportunity by applying
KELLOGG McARTHUR Chambers Hall, s. Chatham
ar
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28
hNlERICtINS TT MEKfCAINS.

Unc l,sttre adrcsslic du Paso del Nor.
tc, sous la date du - juliet, d IN Jour
nal de Ia Nllc-Orleans, renfernn dcs de-
tails que nous croyons dcvoir rcproduire.
~ (rontiere fucxiCo>ana,,r icainc etc le
theatre de graves difficulties entire les
deox populations. II parait que les emi
grams q,,i sc dirigenl vers Ia California
sont exposes toutes sottes de vexations
des quiIb atteigneht lc ella. Les mexi-
Gains Ieurs VIOLENT ienrs anitnaux ct tra.
yersent cnsuItc Ic hcuvc pour SC METRE
il Iabri. Une famiIIe Montez, compo.
sec dc cinu intrtpides brignnds, Sc fait
remarQuer par son andace ct eat ouyer-
tement protegee par Panerit6. I'm
samericain nomme Mager ayant perdu
quarante bnuls traversa lc flcnve ct Sc
nit parcourir Ia plaine; il decouvrit
cntin sept dc scs bnufs paissant avec
ceux de deux mexicains. II soulnt for
Ger les yoleurs dc lc suivre supres de
l'alcade, nmis lis s'cnfairent preclpitam-
ment. 'am6ricain dut alors conduilc
tout Ic roupeau q son campement dc
l'au're cstt du heuye. II passa le lende-
man sur Ic terrtoire mexicain ct lc pre-
fet Iui ordonna de ramener Ell vile les
banfs des mexicains. I'americain obeit
sur e champ, mais peine s'etait.ll pre-
sente devant lie prefet quill fnt arrete ct
iete en prison sous prevention de vol.
On Iui dit d'abord qn'll serait remis Ell
iberte s'iI pnyait &lOO AN prefet, mais
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28

Gryphns Ianea violcmment le cayen
amolIi aui ssecrasa sur la dallc ct dispa :
rnt presque aussitot broye, mis- en- bonil-
lie, sous lie large sonlie" da geoicr.
Van Baerle Wit lie menrtre, entrevit
les debris humides, coinprit ce1te oie
feroce de Gryphus ct poussa an cri de
dtsespoir qu eat altendri ce ge6Iier as
sassin qui, quelgues anntes plus tet,
await tue l'arraignee de Peisson.
l.'idee d'assommer &c mechant hon.
me passa CONNIE I'M eclair dams le GER
veau du tuipier. lie fen ct le sang tout
ensemble hi monterent an front ct Ia
yeuglerent; il leva de ses deux mains Ia
cruche lourde de toute l'inutile terre
aui v restait. I'm Instant de plus, ct II
In aisssit retomber sur le crane chauyc
du vie,x Gryphns.
Tn cri Parreta, un cri plein de lar
mes ct d'angoisses, le cri que ponssa
derriere lie griIlage du guichet Ia pau
yre Rosa, pale, tremblante, les bras les
YES an ciel, ct placec entire son perc ct
son ami.
Cornelius abandonna la cruche qni
SC brisa en- mile pieces aycc un fracas
epouvantable.
Et alors Gryphus comprit le danger
quill yenait de courir ct s'emporta a dc
tcrribles menaces.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28

Altesse, qui yons a fait grace. Je 10 dl-
sais bien, 4n'on await eu tort dc he pi'-
vous courcr le con.
- Mon pere! mon pere s'eerla't
Rosa.
- Eh ben tant micnx tant mieux
repelait Gryphus en- s'anlmant, Je fal
dttrnit, je Tai dttrnit. IL en- sera DE
meme ctnaqne fois que vous rccommen-
cerez. All jc 'ous avais prevenu, mon
bel ami, Que je vons fendrhis III vie
dure.
Mandit +! maudit . hnrla Come-
lius tout son desespoir en- retonrnant
avec ses doigts tremblans les derniers
vestiges dn cayeu, cadovre dc tant dc
ioies ct de tant d'esperances.
- Nous planterons 'autre demain,
cher monsieur Cornelius, dit 4 voix bas-
sc Rosa qui comprenait l'lmmensc do'i-
leur dl tuIipier ct qui jeta, cfur saint
ectte douce parole CONNIE nne gonttee
lie baumc sur la pleasure salgnante dc
Cornelius.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28

n written statement ~ 10 whether you
have hecn guided by any law or laws OF
lIe Church bearing on the subject, and
lo'biddding the reading OF tic funeral
service in certain cases.
The committee btg 10 remind you
that when the request for yonr services
rs clergyman was made, it was at the
same tune mentioned to You that the
deceased had been brought up in The
Episcopal Etitl, TO which within the
knowledge Of mauyh he always gave pre-,
ference and your attendance was, on
that account as it was supposed, the
more implicitly to he relied on.
The committee fully express the
feelings Of the friends of the deceased IN
submitting TO you. chat your refusal TO
perform tie funeral rites reflects on
his past life, and on his character as u
man, and represents him as one not
worthy Of Christian burial; on this ac
count therefore, they are the more
anxious respectfully TO seek an cxplana-
tlon from yon.
The committee further state that an
adjourned meeting will take place on
Saturday next, and beg to request That
your written answer may be forwarded
III time TO be read on that day.
Very respectfully,
J. H. MUNsoN,
l.. SUTHoN.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28

CArAsTRoPIIE.--LeP Pharc de Ia Lotfe
donnc les details snivants sur un evenc-
ment qui "a produit Nantes IL plus
vivc sensation.
Nous avons raconter un evenc
ment deplorablc, qui est vcnn marqaer
dune manierc bicn crucIIe la fin d. Ia
lournec d'avant-hicr.
g Pour faire honneur NJ. lc minis.
trc, administration des douancs await
envoye samedi matin, a lndret, un de-
tachtment de yingt hommcs aycc ar,ncs
ct bagages, pris dams la. brigade dc Ia
Basse lndre, dc Ia Haute -lndrc ct dc
Roche e-Mauricc.
I" lie bateau i vapcur portant NJ, lc
ministre ct son cortege ycnait de quittcr
Indret pour SC rendre Nantes, il etnit
cinq hcures du soir quand. les vingt
douaniers sont remontes dams Ic fiitc-
rehn qui les await amen6s Il Indret, ct
l.embarcation s'est eloignec du riyasc
pour rctonrncr a Ia Bnssc -Indre, son
point dc depart; clio ttait au milic,
du ilenve, lorsque le paquebot va
peur Rotion vint a passcr, venant de-
Bordeaux ct GIant sur Nantes. I.'agitn-
ton que lie passage du Rolon imprima
en passant aux eaux, fit entrer des lanes
dams lie futercau, qui coula Immediate
nent d pic. On ne s'aperqut point DO
&C sinistre d bord du Roilon, lnais des
deux rives on s'empressa d'envoycr dcs
seconrs aux naufIages; cependant, qucl-
que diligence qn'on y apportAt ct qucl-
qu'ait ete e zeIe qu'on deploya. cos Sc
cours arriverent I'm peo tard, lis nc
pnrent avoir toute Pefficacitt desirable.
On MA pn sanver que onza des doua.
niers don't la vie etait ansi ell danger,
neuf ont peri" ... .a.-a
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28
AEEAIRE kOXTA
:. MORKISSON;
Chairman.

lNTEN0ENTiON DU CHARGE n AFFAlRES
AMERICAIN a CoNsTANrINopLE.
lie consul antrchicn ii Smyrnc cst
arrive a Athoncs. rappele par sou gou
vcrncmcnt cause dc sa condultc daus
raiInirc ko>tn.
he charge d'atlAircs AMERICAN d
Constantinop|c a ecrit al gonverncmeni
antrlchlru que {" Martin kosta n'etait
plus snici de 'A"trichc. ct que 'cmprl-
sonncment d'nn indvidu qnl await ptate
scrmcnt an gonvcrnement des Etats-
Unis. est non settlement une rcgrettabl G
violation des lois intrrnatIouates, mnis
encore un nc'e cxtrayaghnt qui ne sau-
rait 6trG toItrs'. -.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28

- Oh ! il fant, hi dit Cornelius, que
vons soyez un homme bien lache ct blen
mnnant, pour arraceer a un panvre prs
sonnier "a seule consolation. un oignon
de tulipe.
= ri mon pere, ajonta Rosa, c'est
un crime que vous venez de commet-
ire.
- All ! c'est vons, peronnclie' seeFla
en- Sc retournant vers sa file lc vleilard
bouilant de colere, melez.vous dc &c
qui vous regarde ct deseendez all plus
yitc.
- Malheureuz !! malhenreux +! CONT
nuait Cornelius au desespolr.
- Apres tout, &C nest qo'nhe tnl'pe,
aiouta Gryphus un pen honteux. on
vous en- donnera autant que vo"s en-
vondrez, des tulipes; j'en al trols cents
dams mon grenier.
- Au diable vos tulipes s'ecria Cor
nelius. Files vous yalent ct sons les va
lez. Oh cent milliards de millions 81
le les avais, ies les donnerals pour celle
uuc vous ayez 6crasee la.
= All fit Graphus triumphant. Vous
yoyez hicn que ce nest pas Ia tullpe
oue yous teniez. Vous yoycz bien gull
' await dams &C faux olgnon quel1nes
sorccllcries, IN moyen dc correspondan.
&C pcut. tlrc avcc les cnnen'ts de Son
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28
NO so.

ccln'.ci ayant appris plus tard que son
p,isonn'cr await qncluucs moycns il lui
dtclara quill rcnycrrait chihuahua
pour y e'rc jugt. Par &c moycn Ihono-
rablc fonctionnairc an lieu d'avoir 800
on ob'endra $500 ct pcnt-etrc $1,000.
Les temolns contrc notrc Compatriotc
sont justcmcnt les dcnx volcurs qh'H
youlalt d'abord conIuirc lui-m6mc dc,
want l'alcade. C'est ainsi que l'on ct;
tend ct que l'on pratiquc Ia Justice dams
la plnpa,t des Etats mexicains. ....
lie II Juliet, les amoricains pcr,li,
rent tont cspoir dc voir METRE Magcr
en- Iibcrte ct lis r6solurent dc lc sous.
trairc a la iyrannie dont il ttait I'objcf.
lie lcndemnin, un CertHln nombrc den
tre cux traversercnt Ic. flcuyc dc ties
bonnc hcurc ct attaquerent Ia prison,
mais ellie etait prottgdc par unc forte
gardc, ct apres nnc monsqnctcrlc asscz
vIve les americans sc retircrent en- do.
sordrc cn lalssant un mort ct un bicsse.
&c sacces tcllemcnt enhardi les mcxi-
cnins au'ils SC sont tout de suite forrts
en- corps mIltaires ct qn'ils jettent jour
ncllemcnt le def i curs voisins dc Fnu-
tre cote du fenvc. Ceux-ci Il 'oscnt plus
travcrser lc ella, ct ceux qui ont &C
courage sont poursu'vis de ccs cris pcn
rassurans Is Mort aux chiens dc Yam
KEGS v
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28
lEETING.

Al a meeting Of the friends Of the
late JouN w. BBrrs. held at Napoleon
willie, Assumption parish. on the 20 inst:
il was resolved that the following CORES
pondcDCe between II committee on the
palt ofsaid friends, and The Rev. J, i,
Young. of ths parish. be printed in
The Pioneer.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28
Rev. Mr.. TouNo,
Sir,

At a meeting Of 4 large number OF
friends Of the laIc John W. Bets. held
in NapoleonsiIe this day, j. Z. Nor
risson, chairman, the undersigned werc
appointed Il committee with Instructions
TO address you in writing on the subject
of your refusal to perform on Sunday
last, over the body of the deceased the
funeral service of the Episcopal Church,
aud respectfully to request you to make
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28

o. a la rcqn6tc de tous scs amls, NJ.
DESIRE LEBLANC a conscnt a Sc
porter CONNIE candidat la place de
Grcilier de la Cour du CinqnIemc Dis :
trict, pour Ia paroissc Assumption.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28

a,,,,,,,:n., T
's''"'P 'P'''"' '''' ..-...-
f'ooy' aug. ~ io''''
10 thc friends of ihe late Mr..
.FonN w, BETS, through their
committee j. H. Mnnson,
and J.. fSuthon, es1,s.
Npssrs. - while cannot consider
myself 1T all ausWcrah|e to ANY other
than my ErIesin4ical superior for my
oflit al act~, as a clergyman of lhe Epis-
cnpal Chnrrh, ! have no objection TO
complying with your rcquest--''to make
written statement as 10 whether in de-
cIihing 10 perform The Burial service III
the case of NJ. b't's. ! was guided ny
any law OF The Church, 'orb'ddI"g The
reading Of the funeral service III certain
cases
was 'niln"nccd ~ that case ny no
other c9Fts'dcrntton =; N chhnot i"fbcar
'KAr'Ss'n3 my surprise 'li'' 'ne a'est''''
should be int'ma'ed, nor only tbs, hnt
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28

mandaii a Gryphus des nonycllcs dc &C
qui Sc passait. 1e.ee. =
- Mon pere, dit Rosa, entendcz-
yous ]
- Qpoi 80 II 4h5u
M. Jacob vons appellc; il est in'
quiet. u
- On u fait tant de bruit, fit Cry
plus. Melton pas dit quill m'assassl-
halt, ce sayant. All ! quo dc NAL on II
toujours ayec lee savans. stsf
Puis indiquan du doigt 'escalicr a
Rosa # ;.afFa..a
Marchez deyant, madcmoisclIe !
dit il.
Et fermant Ia porte !
- Je vous rejoins, ami Jacob, ache
va-t-i. aa a5s
1t Gryphus sortit emmenant Rosa ct
Iaissant dams sa solitude ct sa doulcnls
an,src lie psuvre Cornelius qo' 'nufmu'' urn"
rait sa,s54q tsf1,ss
Oh c'est toi qui mas assassirre,
yiieux bourreau. Jc ny survivrai pas.
Et en- elfet le pauvrc prisonrlIer tut
tombe malade sans ce ,contre-poids lque
In Providence ayai. mis- 4 sa vie ct que
ION appelsit Rosa. . -
I.e soir, la jeane file resint. '
{ Son premier mot fut pour annohccr
i Cornelius qde dtsormais son pere he
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28
Monsicnr Edttc1tr,

cnIllez announcer quo C@dant aux
solicitations dun grand nomhre d'amis,
NJ. NILEOR LEBLANC n CONSENT
i SC lasser porter candidat a 10 place
dc Recorder de Ii paroissc Assumption,
In prochnnc election.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28

RIVE sANaLANrE.--Une rixe sanglan-
te eu lieu ces jours deIniers dams IN
vile de Shreveport. NJ. S. &. Brooks
a tire un coup dc pistolet sur un indivi-
du nomme John James ct celul.ci u
repondu par dix on douze coups de cou-
teau. M. Brooks est dams un etat fort
aIarmant. James etc arrete. Sa blca-
sure est pas dangcreuse.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28
.nkWUEa IDgOM !
LA TULlPE NOIRE,
rAR ALEXANDRA DUMAS.
~
t.ta DEUXIEME PARTIE.
-4 s1 lalH q 3
.arlsta3 H VIII.
0 Il. f8s7 PREMIER CAYEu.
Adj il . { Suite.
VIII.
PREMIER CAYEU.

--Oni, o,,i, votrc tnlipe, repliquait le
sieillard On connait les ruses de NM !.
les prisonniers.
- Mais, je vo,is jnre...
- Lachoz, rspetait Grypls en frap>
pant du pied. lachcz, ou j'appelle Ia
garde. s .e,aI
~ Appellee qui vons voudrez, mais
vous n'aurez cctte pauvrc fcur qn'ayec
ma vie.
Gryphus exasperd, enfonca scs doigts
ponr Ia secondc fois dams In terre, ct
cette fois en- lira 10 cayeu noir, ct tan
dis que van Baerie, hcureux d'avoir
saslse lc contu,'aat ne s'i,naginait pas
aac con adsersailc possedait Il conteilu;
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28
Monsieur J. Editem,

NcuiIez annonccr Qn'anx elections oc
novembrc proclaim je suis candidat a
la place de Recorder de ccttc paroissc,
que occupc aCtuel'emcnt.
ANDRE LEBLANC,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28
L'AMouREux DE ROSA.

Rosa await peinc jets ccs paroles
dc consolation a Cornelius quc Pom Gu
IT, cndit dams .'escalier une yoix 1ul de-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-28
AGENTS DU pIONNlER.

AGENTS DU PlONNlER.
IN. E. Eude, Passage
N,,r-OnIEANs de In Boufsc, No a5
encoignurc Cont.
.,,r,s,os NM Richard Il Tempet
Hw,rRE-NEuvE. NJ. Firmin Dnplessis.
lprRy,tLB NJ. J. Brean.
sr-IaupuEs M. Auguste Theriot.
Sr-JEAN BArrlsrB, I M Edyard perret.
pn,r.RnrAnx. At. Edmond Bulliard
'r,,,nonAnx NJ. Adolphe Blanchard,
IInuuA NJ. F. Gagne.
'trr-Naptr NJ. lfticnne Fcnisson
Assoupr,os G. Rodrigueh, Cafe Stat"
Rails R,vtrrr NJ Pierre 1'herigt.
p.,xcorury,r.1,E. NJ. &. j. T.. Gauthlrr,
II Dams les paroisses or nous u aFons pas
homme d'ageHts, nous prlons les Ma',feS oe
h'oste de voulsir sc charger de lagence de ho''e
feuille. @ 4@
ANNONCEs Pour les insertions, annnnr's'
avis, etc. ctc les conditions sont les sn''ahts
Par ptx LreHns. pour Ia lere insertion MI W
Pour les insertions auivantes %
Tout abonna qni ,oudra snspendre son ab"n-
nenent devra prtvenIr par ccr'' 'o"e"t'
'qn,,ze uurs an mon=, avalt expiration dn tri-
',ncstre.
On execute l'imprimere dm PIoHNlER' el ce
tarx prix les plus nodereE, tontcs especes o'-
wages typograph0nes, (.'obs) tells q"e' CAR
TEs, rAcruREs. PAMPHLETS, RhANcs. Erc',E ETC
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tanccs. should feel bound to do, whoe-
yer the individual mright bc,--how nn-
mcrops or respectable soevcr his friends,
And such acts, if property regarded,
must he considered d as oficioi. & IL no
wise personal, as respects either the in
aIyldual or his friends
Having answered fully your inquiry,
remain. gentlemen,
Very respectfully
Your servant in Christ,
J. +. YOU'VE.
After the reading Of the above cor
rcspondencc. tue following resolution
was nnanimIonsI y adopted.
Resolved that however ns'Itlable the
course Of The Rev. Mr.. Young may be
through "a strict Interpretation of The
laws of his Church, lhis meeting cannot
but express their regret that the atten-
dance of the only Protestant Clergy
man resident in the community was
Withheld at the grave of one who. during
his life time held a high place in the
esteem Of all who knew him.
]. g. MORRISSON;
Chairman.
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DlMANCHE % AOUT 1853.
Conditions OF Dournal

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Mutsieur t EI1tpul.,

.H9usieur t Ed,tcur,
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BLANCHARD st candidat Ii Clacc
dc Sherif, de rclte pnroissc, IA I'tlcc-
lion dc No,cmb,e prochaiu.
lie PEUPLE.
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Parish Of Assumption, august 10Th 1888.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29
NAILS, Castings. IRON. Ert

NAILS, CASTINGS, IRON, ETC.
ID RICHARDS, No. IL, Chartres strebt,
- Importer and Wholesale Dealer in For
eign and Domestic Hardware, is constantly re-
ceiging large additions to his already extensive
stock, which country merchants Hould do well
to examine before purchasing elsewhere. The
following comprises part Of his stock:
700 tons Swedish bar Iron;
200 do hoop, band and sheet Iron:
800 do Savory & cos castings;
$50 casks Ok, Log and Trace chains;
300 do Hoes, assorted;
5000 kegs Nails, assorted best brands;
1000 dozen Axes, Collins & CO.'S, Hunts and
others make;
200 dozen Shovels and Spades, assorted, Ames,
Rowland's, etc!
NIL Stones, all sizes; Mill Irons; Boiling Cloths;
Sperm. hale Lsrd emo Iipseed Oils; window
Glass Putty. Paints, etc; With an extensive IS
of Shelf Hardware.
New Orleans, nov. %, 1852. 20-6m.