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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-09

| que Jamils par ie Sote P"p"'ahe. 1t
vote populaire est eloquent ct nous ne It
sommes pas; "oas Iaissons done &C vote
les panegyriq"es de tous les hom'nes po'
iitiq"cs.
Notre but reel, c'e>t de rappclcr ;
tous les democrates de la chambre ct d.,
stn"t, dc quciqne cndroit 4u'iis soicn
de I'Assomption on d'aillenrs. ces queI-
nues resolutions du programme dtmocra
tiqnc, adopte par la convention. ,c"nc
Bao"-Rouge, Ie Ter dtcrmbre 1852
i" Attenhn que le Pcuple de rEtat d.
IA Louisiana Went d'ndopter nnc uou
vcIIe Constitutions. don't les Disposition,
Ini e"ioignent dc no"veaux az grnt- po',,
adnini>lrer les diyers.s bran his d.
gouyeinement;
Attendu que nous, les dttgne> du par
Il democratic roIs sommcs ren,i> ici dan.
lc but de designer CONNIE ca"didnt> lr.
prr>onnc> que nous crcyou- capabies ct
dignes a to"s igasd* de rcmpi,r les pla-
ccs esabics par la no',rllc Constitution,
don't les att'ibntion> rmhrass, Mt tout re:
tat ct a"i doivent t'rc tlus lie qualriemt
i""di du present moi> de dtccmbrr;
Et attendu quill est .'mlnrHnnen, con
vc"ablc pour III grand par'i don't j" srn'
but est d'H>surrr unc adnin-t.aiion ins,
t. ct hounste drs af ,ires pnhlqnes. atm
i'a,anccr les ntk,A,> DE- to"t l.. p,up!e,
d d'exp,im =. avant d'rutrer dams Ia h:tls .
les p,i"rjp's q'' doi'e"s ghider sa mar
he future; ...s.-.
En- consequences il est resoIu
10. Que comrne les rrpre-entants do
par'i democratic de l. . !, de Ia i.ouisia-
ne; mons reiterons en- son nom nolre ap-
probation enIiere IT sans reserve do
principe De l'egal;,t poli'iq"e de to">
Irs citoyens DE- 'Etat; principe n"' est Ia
ba.e d. tout gonvcrncmrn republican,
It sur lrq"'i .'rst 'o"ionr~ app"yt notre
,,ar,i, ct nous dec larons |ne dan, notrc
opinion &C principe est sc scul en- vert"
Luquei lc go",rtnemrnt De fE'at peut
etre admini-tre avec justice ct .ecnritt.
g.. Q,c ms adyer>aires politigucs bn
parti whig de queiqne maniere quill. 81
targ"cnt de rconnaftre ce principe en-
'hto'ir. so"' opposes SON application
dams Ia pratiqne ainsi q"'iIs Font Demo"
ire ,onjo"rs ct partout OH lis ont etc ap
ponvoir, par t'adoptio" de measures con-
trairrs; etpms particuiercmrnt par les
dispositions auti-rtpub!icai"es an'lls oni
introduites dams crttc nouvclle Conslitu
lion faite par eux ct reclamee CONNIE
le"r e"vre -Peciale. .
80. Que sans entrer dams me en,me-
ration des divrrses dispositions de IA
nonycite constitution, entachies de Pan,
t'go,.is'ne des wings l'applica.ion pra
,iqnc de- &C principe d'aga'ite, nous de.
noncons aujo"rd'h hui i Ia rtpr"bation d"
penpie enter I'ar'icIr de la constitution
uni ordonme q.m Ia reparsition d. Ia re-
presentation cn,re'ie differences parois
scs ct les Districts repre-enta,ifs 'it Eta'
dams les deox Chambres dc Ii Legisla-
are, scra f,i,c sur Ia ba.e de Ia popuIa
ton totale. ta f@@
40. Qne i'adop'ion de cette base Fonr
IA repar,iti"n de Ia representation da"~
les denx branches de Ia Legislature au
pour cffe de tnrer 'e ponsoir ltgi-Ia:f
de rE.at aux mains dune petite u'inosit,'
en- hi ,iounani ie droit d'elire une rnap-
rite de Ia representation dams chaq"e
('hau,hre de !'A-~eubl.se Generate.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-09

or Dap'cs ics retours que nou,
avons rccns, nous croyons ponvoi, aftir.
mer que Ia majorite jemocra,iqne dane
l:s de"x Chambres reunies de- la i.egi.-
l.tlre proch aine scra de 80 voix % /
la Chambre base ct 7 an Senat.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-09

"gistres plus origi'anx encore, Car il
pent compter da"s unc he"re tontes les
victories quill Il rcmportees dams l'Union
ct il tie peut pas compter ses dttaite'
dan> hui, jo'ms. s..
Ccs qucIIucs vi, torres ct cette innom-
brabIe q"a"tite de Debates donncrt la
mcsuse de l'csprit amerirain; ces don
nees prorlament l'inmortaIi't de la Drait
repubHqne dcnx mo's qri rs.umcnt c.
seul sublime mot: DEMOCRATIC.
Et il est he"renx qn''I Ell soft ainsi
sur I'ncommensurable surface de notre
f,deration... :. Sans les instincts deinocra.
tiqnes qui ont presqne tonjours porte an
Congres de vrais 'epuhIicains. cette f..
deration n'exist. rait pas, Oh, 81 ellie exis'
TAFT en- apparcuce, ne serait en- reali'e
qu'"n compose de pe,ites aristocrati':
qui comyteraicnt chacunc un certain
hoft''G TX Edts"r'
Mais que 'e mot qui forme Ia base de
ons nos principles poIitiqnes ne nous c"'
trai"e pas dams une trop Tongue d'grcs-
sion.---t;omme nous lie disions plus ha"t.
e Col. p. o. Hebcrt, mrmbrc democra
,e dc la convention whig de 1852. I"
vote contre Ia base dc representatio" to-
tale. base qni met pour la representative
poIitiqur, ie negre an nivean d" blanc.
i.enisi ,nnis, vous ave. compris cctte III
lure. Democratcs. vous avez courageu-
.cmcnt proteste ct lesncces etc d" CO.
te du hr"it ct de- la justice; dn cote de
nos neccssaires, saines ct inmuables ins
titutions.
En- ctfet In democratic. an moment
mamc on Ia i.o,,isiane acc"ptait la nou-
vciIe constitutions, parce qu'el!e await
peur des conventionneis qu'clle aurait a
nommcr encore, 81 ellie ne proc|amai'
i'nuyre de ccux q"'eIlc avail. uonunt-
deia. Ia democratic adoptait CONNIE par
tie principale dc son programme un de-
votes de- ce creole. 81 arriere, 81 insigni-
tiaut, 81 elne M des crsoies. ellie adoptait
Ia base electorale.-Et en- meme temps
IA democratic prorlamait CONNIE sou
ce p.uvre cadien tlni fut g,a-
due le premier tians notre ius belle eco
lc miiitairc) ellie 'c proclana't pour lt
pa-se dec. jeune honnec, pour les a,ses
dc cc /ou y,,i ne votait IA. CONNIE !es
hono,abies conscntionnels wings, ct le
peupie Z. li,ait, Get i,nbecilc De peuplt
q, nc silt pas choi.ir SON monde p"is.
qu'il n pas choisi Nj. B 'rdelon.
A Ia tournure de Get article, le lee.
teur intrtpide qni est arnve jusq"ici
pourrait croirc que nous avons cnttepri>
'c panegyrique d" colonel P.O. Htbcrt.
Nous aurions Ic droi, de le faire, Car nous
ayons annonce parmi les premiers sa
candidat,re probable (parce que mons le
It il est triumphant anlo".
d'hui .-Cependant ce nest pas Ia notre
but.
p. @. Hebert fat to,jours son poste;
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-09

60 Noa. appr'oh- i'a''e"tion dc t""s
nos ahonnes .apitaliste> sur lc. "o'. P'
ees de- notr" Journal q"i <'.i.ent ce'l"-ci:
e,,rs sont cscessivement interessanits,
pour eux.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-09
DIN aNCHE Q JANVlER 1858.
& ouuitiors CIT DourMaE:
AGENTS DU PIONNlER.

I'm
IN. E. Eude, Passage
N,.E-ORLeAss de la Bourse, No 35
J encoignure Cont.
xcr,sros NM Richard Il Templet
RrylsRE-NEuvk. NJ. Firmin D"plessis.
IRERylLLE NJ. J. Breau.
Sr-JAcouEs M. Auguste Theriot.
ST. JEAN BAPTfsTE, I Al Ed,ard Perret.
ST. CHARLES !
posr-3gEAux. At. Edmond BuIIiard.
Tursopaux NJ. Adolphe Blanchard.
HoUsA NJ. L. Gagne. h..
SfE-MARIE NJ Etieiihe en'oeoh' I =
A.xoxprro, G. Rodriguez. Cafe Star.
RrrIx R,v1ERE NJ. Pierre Theriot.
p.Ix,,rRryuLE, NJ. G.. J. E. Gauthier.
r Dams les paroisses on nous navons pa
.nomma d'srents, nous prions leg Maitres de
poste de youloir Sc charger de l'agence de notre
feuil.e.
ANNOVCES: Pour les insertions, annonces,
avis. ETC.. etc, les conditions sont les su'vanfes: !:
Par DIX LrGsEs, pour Ia ere insertion 81 90
pour les insertions suivantes :: =: SO
Tout abonne qni ,ondra susrendre son ahon-
penent, devrs pravenir. par ecr't E'dhe"r'
auinze jours al mons, avant Pexp'rat'on du fr''
mestrc
On eyfcnte rimprimere du PloNrIEE ct &c
,rx nrix les plus mod res, toutes sspeces o"-
y-ares typographiques, (.jobs,) tells que, CAR
TVS, FAILURES, PAMPHLETS. EI.Ascs. ETC., ETC.
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|. .ECTiON.

Eoici sur l'tIec' 'ion g"be'na'ori~le les
resn|ta,s partiel. qui nous sont parsenus :
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-12-10

Why Nor BE POLITE? How much does
it cost to say. {" thank your why not
practice i, a, home To your husband: your
children. your domestlcs? 1t a stranger
does you some little act of courtesy, how
sweet your smile of Acknowledgement! IL
your husband-oh! its matter OF course,
no need OF thanks.
Should an acquaintance tread on your
dress your very: very best, and by accident
tear it, how profuse you are OF your never
minds don't think ofit-I don't care at all"
If husband does it, he gets frown; II
child. he is chaslised.
"Ah! these are little things, you say.
They tell mighty upon the heart, let US
assure you, little as they are.
A gentleman stops at friends house. and
finds it in confusion. "He don't see any
thing TO apologize for-never thinks of such
little matters" Everything is all right
cold supper-colt room-crying children
perfectly comfortable. Goes home where
the wife has been taking care OF the sick
ones, and working her life almost out
"Don't see why things can't be kept IN
better order; there never were such cross
children before.7 No apologies accepted al
home.
Why not be polite at home? Why moi
use freely that golden coin of courtesy
How sweet they sound, those little words
81 thank you"-or "you are very kind"
Doubly, yes; thrice sweat from the lips we
love, when heart-smiles make the eyes
sparkle with the clear light of affection.
Be polite to your children. Doyou expect
them to be mindful of your welfare! Ie
bound away to do your pleasure, before the
wish is half spoken9 Then with all you'
dignity and authority mingle politeness
give it niche in your household temple
Only then will you have learned the true
secret of sending out into the world really
"fnished" gentlemen and ladies.
What we say, we say to all-be polite
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Succession dEIise E1,elie R0ulQ eDOuse de Theoduk
No,iL,On.
ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE.-Pa.
\ roisse de Iafourche


Au ct par autor6 de In Cour du Cinqnehne District
Judciare siegeant dams ct pour Ia parose de Lafouhe
oert pubque, par Mahnrin Bourg Sheriff
dite paroisse, habation de Mr. J. b. Boug rive
roite du bayou Lfourche, environ cing miles aut de
Ia vile de Thibodaux, SAMEDi lie lime jour de Jsny,
1854 10 heures, a. NJ Ia propriee capres decrie sayO
l. ANGFLIQUE muatresse agee environ Is and,
bonnie cusiniere ct blanchiserse.
2. FELONlSE agee environ 32 ans, bonnie cuiznera
bEtnchiseuse.
Deux chevaux une montre argent ct montre
DIES bois de Its eur fourDitures des chase dek
vasselfes, &c, &c.
TERMRs Eft CONDITIONS Les mobiers payable, toue
somme necedant pas dix piasres dams Mars 1884, tcss
somme exceant dix pastres payable par mofe 10 motto
en- Mars 1884, ct Pautre moitie Mars 1856 Les eve
payable en- tros placements rnduele tier Mars 1865
tier en- Mars 1856, ct rautre tier Mars 1851 les scne
reirs ornront de bonnie ct vae Caution les escayesrc
tant specalenen hypothequts jusqu'au Placement final
tontes ssinmes non poncueemen payees echeance pr
tant lnteret rason de hut pour Fan Isqu'au pale
ment final.
Dec lie 10, 1852. MATIIITRIy BOURG. ShsrR
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~GpuuRL1sG Ep1roRs.-The Delta, in its

GRuMBL1NG EDlroRs.-The Delta, in Its
notices, under the head of esprit OF the
Morning Press" makes the following very
appropriate remarks:
The Crescent alIudes to practice of some
editors of bewaiing the desagrements OF
their profession. 1t seems to us that there
is quite too much of this thing. If the bu-
siness dom, suit those engaged in it, let them
take to some other agreeable avocation.
This continual lamentation over their
wrongs, prosecutions, neglects, is little cred
liable to the manhood of the press. 1t these
complaints were founded in fact, there IS no
proprie,y in continually parad'ng them be-
fore redears, who take newspapers for their
instruction and information, in regard to
matters of more importance than the private
concerns and feelings of editors.
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Succession of Elise En,elie Boury, aeie Of Thodut
MOrikion.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Parish Of

~
In the name and by the authority Of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and for the parish Of laour
there will be offered for SALE public ancon by Mathun
Bourg Sheriff and Auctioneer, on the premises Of j.
five miles above the of Thibotaux on SATURDAY, the
4th day of January 1854 at 10 o'cock, A. NJ the following
described property, to wit
l. ANGELIQUE mulatto girl, aged about fifteen years,
good washer and cook
O. FELORIN, negro woman, aged about thirty two year,
good cook and washer.
g. Two horses, one fine silver and fine gold watch
beds and bedding lot of crockery ware lot Of chain
&c. &C.,
Terms AND CONDITIONS The moveabes payable all suns
up to and including ten dollars, in the month Of March 1854
all sums ten dollars payable by halves, one hail IN
March 1854 and half in March 1855 The Day.
BILE in three equal annual nstaimens maturing respecty
in the month of March of the years 1885, 1856 and s47 f
purchasers shall give good and approved setuy the ss
shall remain specially mortgaged until final payment and
all sums not punctuay paid at maturity shall bear pa
cent per until final payment.
Dec. 10, 1853 NJ BOURG Sheriff
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Proceedings of the Police Jury
PARISH OF LAFOURCIIE.

At called meeting the Police Jury of the
parish of Lafourche met November 23d, 1888.
| at 10 o'clock a. H., and the following members
were present:
| yaiery Vickncr, Ellie Panvel, C. Armitage, J.
Theriot, J. Lyall, J. S. Williams, 0. Bernard,
A. B. Thbodaux, S. Folse, A. Cretini
| Absent-Louis Boudreaux, II. Bernard, J. X.
| Gourdain, J. C. Raglan, L. Pertuit B. F. Barker,
J. Raymond.
| The President being absent Mr.. 4irmitage was
elected as President pro tenn.
Mr.. Gourdain presented his resignation as
President and member of the Police Jury, which
on motion, was accepted and new election or
dered to fill his place.
| On motion Mr.. Armitage was elected Pres
| ident by reclamation.
| The minutes of the last session were read and
approved
Secretary of the Police Jury, which OH motion
was accepted.
Mr.. C. O. Dantin was proposed and elected
Secretary by reclamation.
On motion of Mr. Thibodaux the following re-
solution was passed.
Be it resolce0 That committee be appointed with
thory employ competent to examine and survey
the bayou Lafourche from Longuev to the Sea Shore and
report the President of the Police Jury forthwith
The President appointed on said committee
Messrs. Raymond, Williams and Thibodaux
On motion of Mr.. A. B. Thibodaux the fol-
lowing certificate was granted.
It's hereby certified by the Police Jury Of the parish of
town Of Thbodaux, Wednesday the 2d day November
1885, that Joseph Williams Theophie Harang Michel
Thbodaux elected Representatives in and for said parish
Louis 8. Aain elected Clerk of the District Court Mathur
Dourg elected Sheriff. j. kleber Gourain elected Recorder
Eugene G. Robicaux elected Assessor and Jean B. Lame
elected Coroner in and for said parish deutes
the parish for any public moneys whatever
And Is further certified by said body that James Deu
elected Justice Of the Peace of the First Ward Richard
Justice of the Peace Of the Third Ward Pierre Tb
odaux Justice of the Peace of the Fifth Ward; Edmond
Savoie, Justice of the Peace of the Eighth ward L.
Seely, Justice Of the Peace Of the Ninth Ward VamOnd D.
Terrbonne and Aaron Ragan Justice of the Peace Of the
Eleventh Ward Emile Fagout Justice of the Peace of the
Thirteenth Ward BENJAMIN Barker, Justice of the Peace
Of the Ffthteenth Ward Auguse Cretin Justice the
Peace Of the Sxthteenth Ward Reubn Tabor Constable
the Third Ward Emile Gaudet Constable of the Fifth Ward
Jules Melaneon Constable of the Eighth Ward Michel
Adam, Constable of the Ninth Ward Charles o. Dantn,
Constable Of the Eleventh Ward Arcene Champagne, Jr,
of the Fheenth Ward; and David Pre Constable of the
Sixteenth Ward in and for the said parish are not de-
faulter to the parish for any public moneys whatever
On motion of Mr.. Auguste Cretini
Resov That the Clerk hereby instructed to transmit
copy Of the above resolutions to the Governor the State
OF Louisiana.
Police Jury adjourned, November, 23d 1858.
C. ARMITAGE, President
Certified, C. O. DANTIN, Clerk
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A CURE FOR ILL rEMPER-A sensible wo-
man Of The Doctors acquaintance, the
mother of young family, entered 80 far in
her views upon this subject that she taught
her children from their earlist childhood, to
consider i'll humor as disorder, which was
to Be cured BY physic. Accordingly she
had always small doses ready. and the little
patients, whenever was thought necessary,
took rhubarb for their crossness. No pun
ishment was required. Peevishness or i'll
temper and rhubarb were associated IN
their minds always as cure and effect. ~
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Procedures du Jury de Police
PARoIssE DE LAFOURCHE.

A une seance extraordinaire lie Jury de Police
de la Paroisse de Lafourche s'est assemble lie
% Novembre 1858, 10 heures, a. M, ct les
membres suiyants etaient presents:
Valery Vickner, Ellie Panvel, G. Armitage, j
Theriot, J. Lyall, J. S. Williams 0. Bernard
A. B. Thibodaux, s. Folse, A. Cretini.
Absents-Louis Boudreaux, H. Bernard, J.
X. Gourdain, J. C. Raglan, L. Pertuit, b. F.
Barker, j. Raymond.
LIE President etant absent Mr.. C. Armitage q
etc nomme President pro tenn.
Mr.. Gourdain presente sa resignation CONNIE
President ct membre du Jury de Police laquele
etc acceptee ct une nouvelle election ordonnee
pour lie remplacer.
Sur motion Mr.. Armitage etc clue President
par reclamation.
| Les minutes de la derniere session ont etc lues
ct approuvees.
| Mr.. L. s. Allan soumit 50 resignation
! CONNIE Secretaire du Jury de Police laauelle a
etc acceptee.
Mr.. c. 0. Dantin a etc propose ct clue Secre-
! taire par reclamation.
Sur motion de Mr.. Thibodaux Ia resolution
suivante fut passee.
II est resou qu'un comt6 soft nomm6 avec lie pouvor
dempoyer une personne compeente pour examiner ct
pener le dayou Iaonrche depus Longuev usquaux bod
de Mer ct de are lers rapports de suite President du
Jury de Police
LIE President nomma sur lie comite Messrs
Raymond, Williams ct Thibodaux.
Sur motion de Mr.. A. 3. Thibodaux lie certi-
feat suivant fut accordee.
II par presentes cere par Jury de Police de Ia
parosse de Lafourche assemble reun la Mason de Cour
dams la vile de ThibOdaux Mercred e de Novembre
1853, que Joseph Williams Theophile Harang ct Michel
Thiboaux eus Repsentants dams pour te paroisse
Louis s. Allan, clue Greer de Ia Cour du Cnqieme Dis
trict Mahurin Bourg clue Sheriff. j. Kleber Gourain clue
Recorder Eugene G. Robchaux clue Assesseur ct Jean
clue Coroner dams pour e paroisse ne sont
parosse pour ison daucun argent
public quelconque
E. est de plus certf6 par dit CORPS que James Bleu
elu Juge de Paix dn Premier Advertisement; f.. d.
Pierre Thbodaux, Juge de Paix du Cinqueme Aondsse
ment; Edmond savoe, Juge de Paix dn Huiteme Arron-
dissement John L. Seey, Juge de Pax du Neuyieme
rondissement Valmond D. Terrebonne Aaron b. Ragan
JUICES de Pax du Onzeme ACCOMPLISHMENT Emile Falgout
Juge de Paix du Trezieme ACCOMPLISHMENTS Benjamin
guste Cretin Juge de Paix du Sezieme ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Reuben Tabor Constable du Troiseme ACCOMPLISHMENT
Emile Gandet, Constable du SEINE ACCOMPLISHMENT; Jules
MeaDcon Constable du SEINE Arrondissement Michel ADAM
Constable du 5eme ACCOMPLISHMENTS Chax1es o. Dantn
Constable du 1leme ACCOMPLISHMENTS Arcane Champagne
Jr, Constable du 13eme ACCOMPLISHMENT; W. H Weber,
Constable du 15eme ACCOMPLISHMENTS David Ptre Constable
du 16eme ACCOMPLISHMENTS dams pour de parosse
sOnt Ia par0isse pour rason
Gun argent public queconque
Sur 10 motion de Mr. Cretini
Resos Que lie Grefer est instrut de transmettre une
eope du dit certcat Gouverneur de Fiat de la Lou
sane.
LIE Jury s'est ajourne, Novembre %, 1853.
c. ARMITAGE, Pr, sident.
Certif6, c. o. DAsTIN, Grefier.
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Imports, say each hid to be 1000 lbs.


This last table will show an increase of 1884,
900 hogsheads Notwithstanding this immense
increase, sugar did not fall in price in the Islands
In September last prices advanced in Cuba. If
pound of sugar cost in Cuba p cents, it can
not he brought to thiscountry for less than 3-4
cents. provided person will reflect one moment,
he will perceive that inasmuch as people prefer
the sugar made here in its natural state. and as
the West are able to consume most or all the
sugars made here, allowing that the consump-
ton of sugar is 100000 hogsheads. This will
show that our sugars are selling lower than their
real value, and all this in consequence of forcing
sales by throwing large quantities on the
market. l..
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THIBODAU X:
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1858.

ne" We call attention to the advertisements
of Messrs. Wakeman & Smith in to-days' paper.
They have yet a large stock of seasonable goods
which must be sold at some price.
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Succession de james .Sardge.... No Sf4
ETAT DE LA LOUlSiANE-Com

IL du Cinquieme District Parosse a. l1A1ourche .
ATTEsDU Que JOSEPH s. WILLIAMS de Ia dife paHas. .
ce jour faft application Greier de Ia die
etre nomme Administrator de Ia dite Succession. .
En- consequence tontes les personnes qui
des objections la ite demande sont par les presens
de les deduire Greler de Ia Cour, buresa os
VILE Thibodaux dams les dix jours qui suirron ptes.
publication de Get avis, simon Ia dte application sefa s
ct cOnfirme scion Ia loi,
Temon ma main ct le sceande Ia dte o""'
N6SD J5l-2tl l.. BUSH. Grsfhes.-
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Succession de lean Charles Richard. :. No. 1885,
DE LA IOUlSIANE-COW

- du Cinqueme District, Paroisse de Lasourche.
ATTENDU Que WINCHESTER HALL de Ia dite paroisse ,
ce jour fat application Grefier de h de Cour, pour
etre nomme Administrators de Ia dite Succession.
En- consequence toutes les personnes qui poraen avon
DIES objections Ia dite demande par les presees nOe
vile de Thibodaux. dams les dix olrs ai suront pre-
miere publication de Get avis simon Ia die application a
accorde ct confrme scion la loi
Temon ma main ct lie scean de Ia dte Cour, u
III Decembre, mil-huit cents cinquantetro s
[51-2tl L. BUSH, Gre16cr
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TALL CANE-We have received from Mr.. j.
A. Buford, manager on the plantation of Mr. J.
J. Hanna on Bayou Black, two Of the tallest
sugar canes we have ever seen. One is IL feet
inches, and the other 10 feet 10 inches long,
both weighing 20 pounds. If any body can
beat this we would be glad to hear from them.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-12-10
DEATH or AN EDIToR.-The New Orlean.
Crescent has the following:

Crescent has the following:
It with great regret that we perform the
the duly Of commemorating the death OF
our predecessor in the etlitorship of this pa.
per. Mr. Edward J. Carroll. Though per-
sonally almost stranger to him, vet we are
not SO to his talents as public writer nor to
the esteem and regrets which he leaves be-
hind him, in private life. , ss.,s s =.
Mr. Carell was born at Louisville, Ky..
the son Of a respectable and then successful
merchant. His early promises Is q writer
attracted the attention and encouragement
OF that admirable journalist George D. Prem
tice. He afterwards oondnctsd with muchl
success, that we'll known psper, the Mem
phis Eagle. The natural aspiration Of legal
and of editorial talent led him, however, to
thu greater theatre whore he found at once
reputation and an early grave.
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Thibodaux Female Institute.

THE exercises of this Instl'ul,o Ia,, ~,a
l. commence on the FIRST MONDAY in Dh ...d.nee
next The usual number of teachers will he IN h-oe
The health of the town is good the epiaehs 49,. ire
entirely disappeared; and hope our frlends n TUE r.
country will have no fears to trust their daughters 70 o
November 5, 1858. {. TENc.ef, f'"N'