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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-08-11
Correspondence of The ST. Louis Republican.
Trouble with the Sioux Indians all
Settled.

FoRr LARAMIE, Tuesday, June %, 1853.
Up to this time there has passed about
5000 wagons. % 900 persons. and $50,
600 cattle. Owing to cool weather and
rain, cattle have got along finely, but few
lame. aud those are sold TO the swarm OF
huyefs that line the road at exorbilant
prices. We hear OF no sickness. and !
suppose there never were as many per-
sous travelled the same distance who were
so healthy.
Oa the other side oF she Plate, near the
ferry. a party of Sioux, OF the Mime
congs band, had pitched their lodges.
and became troubesom to the EN- grants
hy begging. &c Finally apar'y Of u
ulled States soldiers who were returning
10 the Fort FROM the farm. which is on
lhe opposite side ol the Platte, I6und the
indians in possession Of the boat. aud
had to take ii away. As soon as they
we're few yards from the shore, the ln'
diaus fred rifle at them and came near
hitting sergeant they came 10 The
Fort and reported 10 the commanding
officer (Ll. Garnslr,) who immediately
sent wsnly iourm men, in command Of Ii
Fleming TO apprebend the one that fired
and bring him to The Font The com
mand. with an interpreter, went TO the wi
age and told them what had been done
f and what they wanted The Indians
we're very much frightened, and woul'
not come out OF their lodges, They theI
endeavored TO enter lodges. when lh'
Indians fired upon lhen. which they re
turned, killediour and taking two prison
ers. e .p.
/. The next day the head Chief, Matoin
. way, was sent Ior, as,also the Chief 0
. the Miunecongs, (he Lillle Brave,
1 The head Chiet had atak, aud expresse'
/, himself salis6 d that all was right, an,
hi, young men deserved what they got
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LOOK our ron THE CARsl

Thursday next, August 18th is the day
appointed for The great Railroad Jubilee
in Jackson. The Road, ere that time,
will be completed to this place, and the
long looked for "Iron Horse" will at
last be heard and seen, and lis loud neigh
viii be echoed from hill to hill, to. make
glad the heart Of every citizen in our
county. The advent Of this mighty mon
ster into our midst, should be celebrated
as the "Day Of Days" such ashas never
been nor never will be seen again in our
Town or County.
Let every man woman and child come
forth from ther seclusion, and welcome
this much dreaded, but most useful Of all
inventions.
We are authorized to say thatthere will
be a feast stiyed up at he Dcrot.--
No i:e is given in another col INN,
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Hlfe INSURANCE..

There are many persons in this com.
munity. whose duty it is to provide for
the support of their families and the
payment Of their debts. in the event Of
death. The only certain mode by which
tbs can be accomplished is by The ln'
auyanee Of Life. BY reference to cur
advertising columns, il viii be seen that
G. IshaD Is Agent for an established
Life INSURANCE Company, and prsAesed
90 furnish such Insurance uponaf af4sora.
Bic teFuas
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Neck AND Neck Capt. LUCE, of the
Collins steamer Arciic, has made pub.
'icarion 10 the New York papers submit
ling numher of particulars to show that
The Cunard steamer A,abia made her
crack voyage from New York TO Liver
pool in 0 DAYS. II hours, and g minutes
and the Arciic in 8 days IL hours. and |
minule--lhe latter winning hy 90 min
uies, This is close running for race o.
three thousand miles The judges viii
have to use slop'watches, as at mile
race on the turf,
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Rank of England.

The New York Courier Il Enquirer
has an article on the present condition
&c, of this mammoth institution we
cepy The conclusion OF the article. II vii
be Of geneGaI interest to our peope, as de
nonsiratlng the magnitude OF CONNER
clal operations nlhe present great centre
OF the worlds trade and businSs, Lon
don: ...
The present condition Of the Bank i
as annexed under date 7th July. 1858.
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BlLITIRS.



The sccu,ties bearing inl,r"st il w,u.d
appear. amount TO ca 439 320 ,A,.u.
mlng three per cent. as HE avnrage rate
Of interest, the annual income OF Bank i,
IS shown 10 be upwards Of twenty hun
dred thousand pounds sterling
Twenty years since the number oi
clerks aud portprs empoyed IN the Bank
premises was $50; prlnlers and engravrrs.
SO; clerks and purtcrS AT the branches,
SO; making all aggregate OF 94O' al an
annual expense OF Ggll903
At thupreseut tine lhenumber is large.
Iy increased Nine families constantly
reside within the precincts OF the Bank
the houses OF the Secretary. Chlei Ac.
countaul aud GateSreper bting situated
around the coun. The Whole extrul OF
the Balk is surrounded by aparapel wall,
on which lhnly.iuur private SolierS and
oflicers keep watch every night Besides
these guards there are lourIeen men con
stanlIy empoyed, day and night who are
amliar win the labyrnthian mazaS Of
the building and who have fro engines at
command IA case Of any alarm OF fire.
Every department OF manual labor con
nccted with the Bank (excepl the manu-
acture of paper) is carried on within It's
limits. There are three Steam cl Under
presses kept for letter printing! and ii
steam engine o ten horse power con,
stdrtly in Use. In the Bullion depart.
ment are kept six weighing machines, by
means I which the precise weight OF all
coins is determined.
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WaSAiagtOn-T -Thos. W LEACH and J..
A..Sell.
lohnJ Hoffman was sppointed Mar.
shall witt, power 10 appoint assistants.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resoiced That, in G opinion Of this
Committee, the firing OF cannon or other
FIRE. arms. will be improper and nexpe-
dent, upon the day OF our celebration
within the limits of the town Of Jackson
The Committee adjourned to meet al
the Court House, on Saturday next, at2
O'Clock. p. NJ, at which time the Town
ship Committees are requested 10 be pres
ent.
LEVI DUNCAN,
Chairman OF Commit.
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eEour worthy friend, Esquire How.
ell. has Just received large lot Of cabi.
net.ware. from Cincinnati, and other cit
les. which he offers at very low prices.
The Squire is always ready to issue, and
will serve all his friends and others with
as good artieles Of Furniture as can be
scared Up at the same prices. Gall and
see linn, on Pearl street, one door west Of
]. Fnnsh's Hotel. sign Of Justice ofths
Peace"
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THE VIRUS OF SEAKls DR.. JETER. OF
PALMYRA. Missouri. udvertises for rattle
snakes cofper.heads, ormoccOsio snakes.
The head Of the serpent should be nn.
mashed, It appears that Drs. Taylor and
Jeler are performing course of expert
men,s on / be virus Of serpeuts. DE-, Pe.
ter WIS appointed hy tho last MedieaI
Convention. held at 81. Louis, the chair
man OIL committee whose duty il became
to draw Up psper on the subject o
snake bites, and therefore these expert
mpnts are Instituted,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-08-11

WAS IN Tows.-our worthy young
friend, Mr.. William Peoples, gave us a
passing call afew days since, on.his "out-
ward bound from Cincinnati. He was
in good health and fne spirits, and our
thoughts on FIRST seeing him, were hke
the old Dutchman's at "big muster
dat der was some Peoples in town to
day" Success to you Billy, may yo'
neyerrun out Of Sorts"
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How KENTUCKY GoT ITS NAME-The
origin and meaning Of the II me Ken.
ucky. has been accounted for in dliI,r.
cnl ways, both ingenious and plausible.
The last analysis Of the word Kentucky
that we have heard. we had IA few weeks
ago from the lips ot an old hunter, now in
the nneiy,ninth year of his age. When
Boone FIRST came TO that country. It was
Inhabited exclusively by one tribe Of lndi.
aus. but was the common hunting ground
Tor all the tribes Of the adj jacent country.
The rich valleys were covered with a
chapper lcane bearing a small berry, on
which The turkeys came in countless nun
bers 10 feast. Thus. il wasnatural en- ugh
for the whites to call it the land Of cane
and turkey. The Indians trying to pro-
nounce the same words, got it keneluc.
kee, from this II was abbreviated INTO Ken
tuck. and finally became known as Ken
lucky,
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SAVANNAH. Aup.

The British ship Panama. bound from
New Orleans to Liverpool, loaded with
cotton. went ashore last Monday, at
Riawah Island, and then took FIRE and
burned ioihe waters edge.
The chief mate and several Of the
crew had previously died Of yellow fever
contracted at New Orleans. I"
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BAKERY.-Mr. Haller, as will be seer
by his cards, has commenced the Baking
Business" in the Building opposite the
Drug Store of DR.. Miller. Fresh Bread
Rusks and Cakes, always on hand All
ye that hunger after the "staif of Life"
go ye straightway unto Haller's Bakery
and buy, almost without price.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-08-11

THE TABLES TuRNED.--Americon books
are the rage in Europe. Miss Warner.
the author of the Wide Wide World" &"
has received from the London publishers
the sum Of $40 600; and one Of them has
made here a standing offer of $4,000 for
any work she NAV choose to write. Miss
Warner has been enabled, by few
years of successful literary exerlion, to
relieve the burtnened estate of her aged
father aud restore the family to their for.
mer Independent position. Honor to this
noble minded American daughtcr.-N,
Y. Pic.
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PHILApELpHIA, August 5

Last nightten platform cars, on the
Delaware and Belvidere Railway, con-
tsining about two hundred workmen' r.
turning from making repairs on the Dela-
ware Canal, ran off The track 81 Lambert
vile. Ten men we're Instantly Killed and
upward Of fifteen wounded, some mortal.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-08-11

RAPID INCREASE OF POPULATION The
decennia Increase OF the most favored
portions Of Europe is less than u pei
cent per annum. while that of the United
States is Ut Inc rate Of 81 per cent Ac
cordlng 10 our past progress, viewed u
conn, x6n with that OF European nations
The population Of the United States in Tor
~ years will exceed that OF England
Frauce, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, anC
Switzerland combined Boston Tran
scripl. .--.---.
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AGRcULTdRAL PRoDUcTs.--Ffom re.
Turns OF the agricultural crops. il appears
that we rise annually $1430o0, 0O0 in
wheat. S99l 200 900 in Indian corn,
$3.50 975 900 in hay, $40 $40 900 in oats,
$73 1876 900 in Irish potatoes, and $780,
900 900 in colton--lbe whole crop beiug
$L752 583 .042.
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ai'HE COPPER REGIONS OF MIcHGAN.---
A leler in the Detroit Free Press SAYS:
Every arrival from the FL Dorado Of
miners gives additional evidence of the
inexhou,tI Ilo wealth of our Upper PENN
sula, New and valuable discoveries are
daily made. The estimated shipments
Of copper tor this season vii reach three
thousand tons; Of IRON, fifteen hundred
tons; 0 sated fish. one hundred thousand
barrels; so that some little estimate can
be made Of the amount OF commerce that
will be benefcially effected by the con.
slruciion OF the canal at the Falls"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-08-11

a HUMAN CANDLE.-The Chinese Re,
p5sitory tells q very singular story Of the
punishment Inflicted on a Chinese crimi-
nal His offences. it seems, was unpar
donatle, and ii was determined to make
an example Of him Consequently he
was wound round With cotton saturated in
lalow. and having been dipped unli he
presented the appearance Of gigantic
candle, was stuck upon his fathers grave
and lighted. OF course, the poor fellow
perished IN slow torture Was ever de
vice heard OF, SO completely diabolicaI!
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FArrrrErIIlr. Nc. Aue. q

William Tunim, a post office cl.rk, has
been arrested ct this place, charged
with robiBg the mail A cheek which he
had taken from the mail was found in his
possession. = sa - @
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GEThe Communication of observer,
has been perused and laid under the ta-
Bile. Weadvise you to wollop that chap
liz you can, or fought him duel, at a
distance of forty miles and half, with
pop-guns.
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CnARLrsroN, Aug.

duel was fought hearin this city this
morning, between John Dunoyani, Of
Chester. and ], DsMdsouL Lagare, ofihis
city. The latter was killed The first
fire. rs4
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HALIFAX Aue. 3

The fishing excitement is subsiding.
A general election is expected this
fall, in this provence. whenlt is suppo.
sedthe conservatives viii obtain power.
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CnAnLEsroN. S. C., .Anrnst 3.

A dispatch from New Orleans says the
total deaths during forty eight hours, end.
ing Monday evening, the lst inst. were
900, Of which 253 were from yellow fe.
yer,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-08-11

Lr. GOVERNOR OF Quo. lion. George
Rex Of Wooster. has, by the resignation
OF Gov. Wood, become Lieutenant Gov
ernor Of Ohio. a
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KENTUCKY ELEcTloN.-The returns as
far as received, show gain for the
Wings, in the House, offve. Two Dem
ocrats and nine Wings have been elected
70 the Senate, being Wing gain of three
For Congress, there are seven Wings and
three Democrats.
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BALriMoRE. Ann. 5.

BY the arrival OF The bark Locoe, we
have later dates from Rio, beingto June
22.
Coffee had slightly advanced. The
crop was coming in slowly " '
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CouNTERfElr dollars and half dollars
difficult TO detect. are said TO be in circu
Iuten in Wheeling; they ring as clearly
as the genuine coin.
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TEHNEssEE.-The returns from this
State, show that the gallant and eloquent
Col. Henry, Wing, has been elected gov
ernor over johnson, Democrat.
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lonE w AiKea seo'y.

DRowNED.-A man named Lene, .
topper by trade, was drowned in The
Canal at W, yelly, last night. lie was
intoxcaledi went in TO battle and was IA
ken ou a corpse, Another addition 10
the black account against the suPpliers
OF the fruitful cause of nearly all the
crimes and misery IN our State. The
pnly remedy sthe Maine Law Piketon
Jonraaia
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or Tho yellow Fever is doing lis
work in New Orleans From 20 to 80
deat9s occur daily from il al Charity Hos.
pitA Last week the number ol inter
men,s was 42e in the CITY
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07
NOTICE.

The Undersigned members of a committee
appointed to contrac ct for the construction of a
parish Jail at Napoleonville, parish of As
sumption, beg leave to inform the persons
wishing to undertake said werxthat they will
receive sealed proposals to that effect up to
tne fir t NJ ynday Of September next 1883.
Persons withing to get informations as te
the size ofthis building and other necessary
informations, will call at the office Of the
Sheriff of the aforesaid parish, at Napoleon
vile, where they will find the plan.
+. c. LoRET, A. +. HICKMAN, J.
B.. l.. DUGAs. Vim w. PucH,
NARcissE GuEDRY.
Parish of Assumption, august 5th 1883.
Nigilant and Minerva please copy and
send thei bill to the parish Treasurer.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

r u CADAvRE A FOND DE CALE.-Tan-
dis qn'on etait, avant-hicr, a dtcharger
&c navire Columbus, arrive de puts peu
a New-York de Liverpool, Oh II dtcou.
vert sous un ballot IN cadavre deja Gu
putreE,ction.
~ lie - O"Donnell a etc appc!e
sur les lienx, ct an costume que portrait
Tinconnu, il IA conclu que &c devait atrc
TN soldat qni, desirant dtserter, s'etait
glisse dams lie nayirc pendant qu'on etsit
a Ic charger. Dcs ballots ct des caisscs
I'auront cerne dams lie coin Oh il s'etait
'efngit. lie Enlargement termint on fer
ma fecoutilIe, ct lie 4 JUN on nit a la
wolfe pour New-York. lie malheure"x
descrtcur ne pouvant soulevcr le poids
qni Ic retcnaii %prisonnicr, aura proba-
Element ponsse de grands Girls; mais lc
navirc etait charge d'tmigrants, ct lie
bruit qui Sc flisait au-de>sus d. hi aura
convert SEES plaintes. C'cst ami quill II
dH mourir, sonffrant le double martyrc
dc la (aim ct dc l'ttouifcmcnt, ct tron
want un tombeau dams &C navire sur lc-
queI il etait allie chercher Ia libcrte.
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ANNOUNCES.
AVIS.

Les soussignes, membres dun comite nom.
me q reffet de contractor pour la construction
dune prison de p~aroisse, d Napoleonville, pa
roisse Assumption, annoncent aux personnes
qui voudraient entreprendre lie susdit Outrage,
qu'ils recevront des propositions cachetees a
Get etfet, jusqu'au Ter lundi de septembre pro-
chain 1882 -s
Les ~perconnes qui d%esireraient avoir des in
formations sur la grandeur de Get edifice, ct
auttes informations necessaires voldront bien
sadresser au bureau du Sheriff de la susditc
%Iaroisse, a Napoleonville, on Giles trouveront
le plan.
+. c. LoRET, A. +. Hickman, J.
s@.% Is. l.. DUGAs, VIM w. PusH,
...r4e -rsa aa NARoIssE GUEDRY.
parolssc Assumption, lie S aoGt 1853.
lie Hgiiant ct la Minerue sont prizes de
r%,produire Get avis ct de presenter leur comp
te au Tresorier lie paroisse.
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- Oh! les sayans! les sayaD ! s'ec:ia
Eryphus sans repondre a l'interpella-
ton, les savans /! j'aimerais mieux avoir
dix militaires a garder qu'un seul sa-
want. Les militaires, ills fument. ills BOZ
vent, lis ssenivrent; lis sont doux CONNIE
des moutons quand on leur dome de
Peau-de-vie gu du vim de Ia Meuse.
Mais un ~savant, boire famer, s'enivrer!
ah !! bien oui I! C'est sobre, ca ne de-
pense rien, ca garde sa tete fraiche pour
~conspirer. Mais je commence par yous
dire que ca ne ~ sera pas facile a
vous, de conspirer. D'abord, pas de lis
vres, pas de papier, pas de grimoire.
C'est ayec des liyres que NJ. Grotius
s'est sauve.
-Je vous assure, maitre Gryphus,
reprit van Baerle, que peut-etre j'ai Gu
nuinstant l'idee de me SAWYER, mais que
bien c~ertainement je nei'ai plus.
- C'est bicn, c'est bien dit Cry
plus, veillez sur vous, Zen ferai antant.
C'est egal, c.es. egal, Son Altcsse a fat
une lonrde fautc
- En- ne me faisant pas couper Ia
tste 9..... Merci, merci, maftre Cry
plus
- Sans doute. Voyczs 81 NM. de Wit
ne Sc ticnnent pas bicn tranqailies,
mn~intenant I!
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ASSOMPTIOl

- C'est areux, ce que vons dites-la,
monsieur Gfphusl dit van Baerle en-
81 d%htonrnanp pour cacher son, degoGt.
Vous oublic4Ue run de ces maIheu.
eux est MOI ami, ct l'autre... iautre
NOR second ire 7
- Oni, ma je me sonviens que Fun
ct Pautre so des conspirateurs. Et
puts c'est par liIanthropie que ic parle.
- All 'ranent !! Expliqnez done
I'm pen celia, mn cher monsieur Cry
plus, je ne coprends pas bien.
- Oui, 81 va etiez reste sur lie billot
dc maitre Harinck...
- Eli bien
- Eth bien !ous ne soufririez plus:
tandis qu'ici, js,e vons cache pas que
je vais vons renh; la vie tres dure.
- Merci de lpromesse, Eaitre Cry
phus.
Et tandis qull lie prisonnier souri, ait
ironiquement a'lvieux geolier: Rosa,
derriere Ia porte, lui r%epondait par un
sourire plein d'arelique consolation.
Grvphus ALA VS. la fenalre.
II faisait encorAssez jour pour qu'on
Wit sans lie distingg I'm horizon inmen.
SC q,i sc perdait ms une bruno gri-
satire.
- Quclfc ,uc non d'ici dcmanda
Il, unSt;cr
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Mais fort belle, dit Cornelius en-
regardant Rosa.
- Oui, oui, trop de vue, trop de
vue.
En- ce moment, les d eux pigeons effa,
rouchcs par Ia vue ct surtout par la yoix
de Get inconnu, sortircnt de leur mid,
ct disparurcnt tout ef1ares dams lie brouil.
lard.
- Oh ! oh gu est-ce que celia :? de-
manda lie ge6lier.
- Mes pigeons, repondit Cornelius.
= Mes pigeons +! S ecria lo geolicr,
mes pigeons ! est-ce qu'un prisonnier a
quelque chose d Iui.
- Alors, dit Cornelius. les pigeons
que lie bon Dien MA prates.
VOLTA dfja une ~contravention, re-
pliqua Gryphus. Des pigeons ! ah !!
jeunc homme, jeune homme, je vous
preyiens dune chose, c'est que, pas plus
tard que demain, ccs oiseaux bouiiliront
dams ma marmite.
IL favdrait d'abord que vous les
tinssiez, maftre Gryphus, dill ivan Baerlc;
yous ne youlez pas que &C soient mes
pigeons; lis sont encore molns bicn Ties
yotres, jc. you jure, qu'iis ne sont les
mieus.
- &c qui est diners nest pas pcrdu,
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANE.-Cou
d" CinTuieme District Judiciaire -
pMolssc Assumption.
Aatendu que Octave Wives a presente une
petition a la Cour a feffet d'obtenir des let
tres administration Il la succession de Hyp-
polite Wives, decide ~intestat.
Avis est par lie present dome a tous ccux
que celia peut concerner d'avoir a deduire
sous dix jours les raisons pour lesquelles il lie
seralt pas fat droit a Ia dite petition.
Par ordrc de la Cour.
Assumption. le 6 aout 1853.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
Al Greilicr.
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Bah demanda Cornelius. ct pour


= Bah ! demanda Cornelius, ct pour
quot celia !? y
- Parce que vous etes I'M hommc d
conspirer dc %nouvcau; YOU autres ga
vans, vous aveZ commerce avec lie dia-
BILE.
All ca !.maftre Gryphus, ates-vous
mecontent de ia faGon don't je o u al
remis lie bras, GU du prix que je vous al
Demands ? dit en- RANT Cornelius.
- An contraire, morbleu ! an CON
traifc, mnaugrsa le geoIier, vous me Pa
yez trop bien remis lie bras /! II y a queI-
que ~sorcelIerie ila-dessous, au bout de
six semaines, je men servais CONNIE 81
rien ne hui elait arrive. A teIies ensei-
gnes que lie medecin du Buytenhof, qui
salt son atfaire, voulait me lie casser de
n~ouveau, pour me le remettre dams les
regles, promettant que cette fois, je Sc
rails trois mois ans pouvoir men SER
Iyir.. e1a9eaHs iia
- Et vons n'avez pas youlu ?
-J'ai dit non. Tant que je pourrai
fare le sIgne de Ia croix aycc ce bras
h-Gryphus etait catholique,-tant que
Jc pourfai faire he signci do ia croix avec
&c bras-la je NJ moque du diable.
- Mats ii vods vo,ss moquez do dia.
o'e, maitrc Gryphus, 4 PITTS forte rai.o,l
oevcz.suus vons moqucf DIES ssvarr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

MARIE, mardi dernier, 9 Jasau.4, par
lie Reverend B%,IIioIi, M. L. OzeMe
MELANcoN a MademoiselIc PAULINE
RuGLLAN, tous les deux dc Prescription.
Nous faisons dcs velx ardcnts pour
Ie bonhcur de ce jeune ct aimable nou-
vcau couple, ct sommes fort sensible d
l'attcntion hstteuse don't Dous avons etc
I'objct de sa part.