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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-04-09
Mechanics and Manufactures.

The extent of both these branches are hard
to get at accurately in so new and rapidly
changing place as this. Carpenters and joncrs
are of course the most numerous branches of
mechanics. Of these, there are from $50 to
200, all most Of Tie time actively employed at
their business. Bricklaycrs and plastercrs,
painters and glazicrs and all the various
branches incident to the great leading business
of building enter largely into our population
and bear equal proportion to the departments
first named. We have no data upon which to
estimate the exact number of these. Let Us get
at nearly the extent of our manufacturing
capital:
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AE:s&1cAN HOUSE.

ID ODNEY PARKER, late of the American House Low
IL ell, Mass, having lease of the large hotel the
upper end of ST. Paul. with everything in proper order
for the convenience of Travellers boarers. families de-
string furnished apartments, respectfully invites his
friends and the public give him CALL believing that
he do much for their comfort can be expected
in country, not yet supplied with regular markets.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-04-09
St. Paul House,

THIS House, formerly Kept by ]. W.
Il Bass, being the original hotel of ST. Paul. at
of Third and Jackson ss., opposite the Minnesota Outfit,
is thoroughly repaired, and remodeed and with the ai
ons made To it, is of the spacious and
venien hotels in town. Having taken lease of it, and
fitted ii throughout with furniture invite the
travelling public TO call upon me; believing they will find
this house equal to the best In all respects. The charges
will be very moderate. GEORGE WELLS.
St. Pan, July 81, 1882. 46y
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NUMBER 30.

tcmplated, which We know will be erected car
ly in the season. would swell the aggregate at
least forty. Among the better class soon to f,p
erected, We may name the Second PRESBYTERIAN
Church (Rev. Mr. Ribeldaffer's) and the Bald
win School editice. The former is to DC the
largest and most imposing Church cdilice yet
built in St. Paul. It will be of brick, with a
lofty spirc and is to stand OIL the elevation a
short distance east of the Capitol. The old
public square, orr ginally plated in Rice 4 Ir-
vines Addition, situated in the vicinity of the
Methodist Church, has been vacated by the
town as ste for the Baldwin SCHOOL, This
school is to he female academy. of high or
der, and takes its name from munifcent en-
dowmcnt by gentleman of Philadelphia An
act incorporating the institution and appoint
ing board OF Trustees. was passed during the
late session Of our Legislative Assembly. We
nave seen proposed plan of the building,
which If adopted. will raise up an edifice that,
aside from ITS great prospective usefulness will
be beautiful and highly imposing ornament
to our city.
The new hotel of Mr.. J. NJ. Winslow. at the
corner of Eagle and Fort streets. the foundation
OF which is already laid may be noted as one
of the most important and elegant buildings
that will beautify and improve the exterior Of
81. Paul the coming season. But for unfortu-
ltOus circumstances, not vcrv crcditable to
somebody, and over which the entcrprising
proprietor had no control, this building would
have been erected and finished last season.
The delay has perhaps been all for the better.
The buiidngwiil now be much larger than was
originally contemplated, and of brick whereas
the determination last year was to build it of
wood. We are sorry we have not the dimen-
siOns of this improvement at hand this moment.
1t is to he completed by the first of july
During the past two years, a large proportion
OF the buildings erected have been of brick.
We are pleased particularly, to note this fact.
We are also rcioiccd that the disposition to in
dulge in cultivating this good taste is rapidly
on the Increase. Those who are able and ready
TO build, are beginning to find there is economy
in erecting. at the outset safe, permanent. COM
Portable and tasteful dwellings and store houses.
We note about the city numerous plies Of brick
ana sand, which will shortly rise into stately
siness appearance of the place, and to relieve
the eye from the mOnotonOus lines of pine
weather boarding. daubcd with white lead.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-04-09

Three steam saw-mills, with an in
vcstment in machinery and stock, 100000
One Flouring Mill................ l2,990
One Sash. Door and Blind Manufac-
tory, Planning machine attached. 10000
One Iron Foundry and machine shop, 5000
Three Stove and Tin-warc establish
mcnts... ....... 5000
One Plow and Farming Implement
Manufactory. .................. 5000
Four Wagon and Carriage Manufac-
Blacksmith Shops, not enumerated,
say. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Cabinet Ware and Furniture. two,. 5000
Boot and Shoe Manufactures, say. 5000
Saddles and Harness.. ss,............. 5000
Bakers and Confcctioncrs four,.... 1000
Miscellaneous. s,................... 5000
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close of navigation, perhaps there were SG0,-
900 invested in Legitimate mercantile trade in
st. Paul. We presume our figure is full high,
as none of the stocks. save Elfclts', were large
that season.
This. be it remembered, is three years and six
months ago. We have endcavored the present
week to compile an estimate, as accurately as
time and circumstances would admit. of the
present amount of capital invested in merchan-
disc in our gO-ahead young city. BY the aid of
some good friends. we have arrived at the fol-
lowing result. We include in the calculation
goods to arrive early after The opening of nav
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-04-09
Temperance House,

7 OF MOFFET, Proprietor,-Corner
IL of Fourth and Jackson St>., Saint Paul. Perma-
nent anil transient boariers furnished with good and
Portable apartments. Charges moderate.
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Halfway House.

hSlI."H nOttsc.
John MORGAN, midway between
- st. Paul and Swater.) begs leave to TO stran
visiting Minnesota, and the public generally that
having made his arrangements complete for the accom-
modaton of the public, and being situated in the midst
of the most delightful surrounded by lakes that
abound with fish, and in atmosphere unsurpassed
purity he hopes to company from Abroad well
from the ncighborns villages. They will find the charges
moderate.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-04-09

Amount. 604
We have not included in this count any
building now in process of erection that is not
ready for the roof. The number not Of this
class, those already commenced and those con-
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SI77. 600
Wo 90, ,brS Sof,,, so, ,,o, ,,o boro in ,h;s
r;sinr frontier mctronoifs copt,iping only at
tbc n,ts;do a ,onuIot;on of tbroo ,IonS,ni in.
,cStu,onts in i,,o,oont;Io and ,nannc,nturin,,
transactions IN tho amount Of ncorJv o,,e ,oIJ;o3
- r;s - arno''ns, " aII ,,t,Ia ' .i'", ,'',i
'' 20 , l' y, "ni Va.
mcrsonoi nroMortr Ec Some of thosn =, n,onn'
f,oto,"s ao mix nntops;,n ,or,inuIo,I1, n,,r
sau>n,;lIy h;dh Iii roadiI,- ho ,,nroo;,.o,, l
tbo o,nnnnt of nan;tal II ro,,;,;roS 70 carr, tbo
on The lowcr mill owned Inv Mossrs Oakns
T. 70 ;S u,odo1 Of IT, t;nd ~ ,you &c :, ..roI
;nd;ontnr of mr roo and nnut;,,nnJ ,,rooo. sin =,
thn wav nf n,anmf,c,nr;nw As an nn.town
frcpd rcmarkcd to us thc 0tbcr dav :. If will
n,aio an,, 'nan tb;nt, more Of 81 pani to t,l.n
.innl,, th,omrh tbiS mill :. II now rms two nm
~ a.,,,D g. n;ro,,ior ono cross.nmt oirclnrr
~ t,' a"" : i'th ,,,.S sh;usIo s,r onJ ,,Ian'
u vi, 'm Iii Io o,,,rhod mon ,hc o,an;r,
nf rnI'iantion There is also n turninG Lathe
ottncbo5 This mill is conabIc Of cutting 20 ono
s,ot of ImmLcr and 10 OdO Iath in twenty. .four
Lours Tho mill now in CHARGE of Mr. ] Keen.
noor tba Inner LANDING runs one uprirht and
ono c;rcnl.r sow II is an cvccllcnt little IN.
chine and turns out 10 600 feet in tweptv-G four
hours. Tn thc same ncohlorhood is the mill of
Ioln p Iryine hayino the same numbcr and
character of saws. with shingle and lath ma
chimes added. It does about an equal amount
i ", 7'' n :: ..oo.o ~ onSeo.; "a IA
iou. ~ saw W. INN ~ III - ~ G
tD ,Dil dun, y? I',3'5 A. ;,osi,,,ont of n,;,o,
We have not included the investment Oh capltai
~ IN ;n,nnr,,rcn in thc wov of manuf,c
Next III importance III 'nI va. l,';'a. VI l;''.i.0
toiiCc T. 10 snc ':.4oa ~, .ho snonnJ hnnoI,
,,oor tbo C.thol;c church It is also driven bv
'>>>.
sttani .t;a ~ 81 =" cnnf,ctnres and with nlan.
!uls .iI"en y, .lo,, conrnrt rorah rn;no
hoards into beautiful and substantial doors.
'as,, and hl;nJs with remarkablc rapiditv. and
e oo,,rSo at much cbeanqr rates than these ar
ticIrs can Inc made by hand. In the lower de-
,ortmcnt If tb;rr establishment they have ex-
tnnsiye machinery for grinding and polishing
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The Infant Labors Of our North Western
Qntess.

uuteSS.
Hercules, we are told, strangled the serpent
commissioned by Juno for his destruction, in
his cradle. The infant St. Paul had a more per-
ilous and laborious task. Perhaps now that her
fate is decided. and her high destiny as the
great commercial. social religious, eductional
and political emporium of the Northwest un-
alterably fixed. it would matter little whether
she remained the capital of the Territory or
not. But it did matter. and very essentially
too, at the time the infant struggle took place
to secure this advantage. Without it. she
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-04-09
Number Of Buildings.

Number Of Buildings. ~
The number of buildings at present IN 81.
Pau, is about six hundred, exclusive OF stables
and other out-houscs) which may be ciassed as
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18th Ward. At or near the residence of E.
Penisson; commissioners, Etienne Pc
Nilsson fills, Zephirin Giroir and Cleo
phas Penisson.
18th Ward. At or near the residence of A.
Simoneau, in Pierre Part; commission
ners, A, Srmoneau and J. V. Porche.
l4th Ward. At or zeal the residence of Dl
Rentrop, in Grand River; commission
ers, Pierre Iheriot, Dorcino Rentrop
and Charles Gros.
@The commissioners of the several
precincts appointed by the Police Jury
of the Parish of Assumption, arc hereby
required to hold said election and TO
make the returns thereof according to
law.
Parish of Assumption, Feb. 26th 1852.
q A. L. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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Terms and Conditions.

81
a amene Get insolent yagabond dams sa
voiture.?
- Si Eait ! respondit froidement Carr
raj; je l'ai remarque.
Dams sa soitnre !! repeta madame
dc Rumbrye, entire hui ct Helene y, d
la place que deyrait occuper mon @fils!..:
N'ayez-vous pas rcmarque que, pendant
lie sonper, toutes les attentions do mar
quis etaient pour lui
- ST fait, dit 'cncore CarraI.
~ En- &c moment meme. ce Xavier
n'est-il pas ayec Helene r..
- 81 fait.
Eft yo,s me hernandez 81 e venx
en- finir II. II est temps, Carral 81 to
ne re debarrasses pas de lui, Ia fortune
de mon Ills est manquse =.
De yais le tuer cette mutt, dit Gar.
raj :.yec un mcrycilleux sangfroid.
Neptune Sc sentit tressailiir de n tete
aux pieds. SEES vagues apprehenslonst nc
lui ayaient point montro ce danger 81
prame.
La marquise fut quelquc temps avant
de repondre. Sa tele s'etait penchee sur
sa poitrine. Ellie etait on youlait parai-
ire indecise. Mats bientot, r~ejetant unc
pudeur inulile, ellie Sc redressa viscment
ct, sans trahir dsautres sentimens qustAle
inquiete curiosite, ellie dit
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gate do CarraI, dams une piece de gazon
df~conyertc, IN anilieu de laquelie s'elc>
vail I'm bouquet de hauts dalhias.
50 Lei dit-cllc, nous verrons arriver de
loin les importuns, et voas pourrez vous
e~xpliquer enfin, Carral.
- Je nc demande pas micux, repon.
dit celui ci. Je reusse fait plus tot 81
sotre fls n'etait point yenu Sc METRE en-
Hers dana IA chaise de poste... Mais
qaeI est &C bFuit ise
C'etait Neptune guivenait de Sc gIis-
ses sous Il massif dc daihias.
- &c nest rien,, dit ila msrqlise.
Carrai, plus prudent, ecarta les tiges
y dexibles des fcars 4 III mode, mais il ne
VT riell qu'une masse loire ct inerte.
pne couche de fumier, sans doutc.
Qnand IL Sc fult retire. IA masse noire
" IN imperceptible movement, e
Neptune, placant % tete 2 plus ePd's
du lenillage, braqua 6 yeux ayldcs SUI
nos deax interlocuteurs.
&c nest rien, en- efet, dit Cara
y sejDignant II marqaise; mais avan'
a'entrer en- matieTe, permettez-mols ma
dame, de vous fare une question. Etes-
sOuss touio0rs bicn residue den finir2
VOus me 10 dgmandez ! s'ecria IA
anAfqdise avec violence. N'avezvou
donc pas remarqas que M. de Rumbrye
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession d.lIippoIyte Landry.

II sera offert Ell We tie publique par Desire
Leblanc, e%ncanteur pour la paroIsse Assomp-
ton, sur les Iieux, dams lie Br1Ie Saint Vincent,
Samedi lie 10 mars 1853, a dix heures Edu ma
tin, les prophecies appartenant a la success
sion de feu Hippolyte Landry, SAVIOR:
10. Une terre situee en- cette paroisse, dams
lie Brnle Saint Vincent, mesurant trente-deuX
acres eft 10000 de superficie, bornee dun cote
par la terre de veuve Joseph Dupuls, ct de
Iautre cote par celle de veuve Charles Du-
puts, ensemble avec toutes les batisses ct ame-
liorations qui sly trouvent.
90. Une autre terre situee dams lie meme
Brittle. dams lie quart Nord Est de la Section
No. II, Township No 10, de la Rangee No 10
Est, mesurant quarante-huit arpents de super
ficie, borne dun cote par la terre de Vincent
Hebert, ct de l.autre cote par celle de
ensemble avec toutes les batlsses
ct authorizations qui sly trouvent.
80. Unsnegre, nomme Etienne, age d'envi-
ron SO ans.
40. Quelques animaux, efTets mobiliers, ou-
ills a~ratoires ct batterie de cuisine.
Conditions de la Fente.
Les terres ct l~'esclave payables Ell trois ter
mes egauy, TN tiers Ell mars 1854, I'm tiers
en- mars 1855, ct lie dernier tiers ell mars
1856. LIE mobilier payable, toutes sommes
au dessous de dix piastres, en- mars 1854 ct
toutes sommes au-dessus de dix p~iastres Motto
Ell mars 1854 ct Iautre moitie en- mars 1855.
Les acquereurs %iourniront BONES ct sufisantes
cautions ct hypotheque spectacle sur la terre
ct Fesciaye, ct toute somme qui he sera pas
payee i Fecheance portera interet a raison
dc hut pour cent par an.
Les actes de vente seront passes par de-
want Andre Leblanc, recorder, aux frais aes
acquereurs.
paroissc Assumption, lie IS few. 1858.
Desire Leblanc,
% Encantcur.
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f-TrA~ q Louisiana, dated l9eh Fe-
binary 1853. Elections will he held in The
parish &c Assumption. on Monday, the 4ih
a,v Of April 1853, from 8 O'Clock a.
A. TO 4 o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose OF
elrcting d Chief Justice of the Supreme
rourt of the State of Louisiana; an one
Associate Justice, for the Second District,
composed of that portion oflhe Cityof New
o,.ans. which il situated above the line
extending along The middle of lula street
until II .tr;k es The New Orleans Canal, and
thence down said Canal to the Lake. and
the na,ishes of Jefftrson, ST John the Bap-
,;.t. 81 -Cbafles, St.James, Ascension. As
m~uptiou. Lafmrche Interior, T~errcbonne.
l~lrrsillc, and Yves, Baton Rouge.
Tue places OF. Elections are as fellows:
FIRST WARD. Ator near Juan A!einan's
II residence; commissioners, Octave Vi
a9 YES, Malize Leblanc and ]. Aleman.
ppd Ward. Az or near Gabriel Rodriguez
coffee ,honsc; commissioners, Iheo-
tphiIe Fernandez, Andre Acosta and
T'rasimpnd Trahant.
s,d Ward. At1or near thc plantation Else
alyerin Landry near the parrochial
church; commissioners, Alex. Guillot,
1Narcisse Templei, & p. NJ. Melane"n.
4h Ward. At or near Marins Albasnac's
residence; commissioners, +. Landry,
W. W. Pugh g. Marius A%lbasnac.
9TH Ward. Al or near Drauzin Himefs re-
s~itleircse; commissioners, J. Leflwich,
sit Claissille iinneI and f. A. Tete.
Oil Ward. AL dr. near the coffee house Of
Maxile Boudreatix; commissioners, In.
Labadie, Aug, fremin and E. Landry.
iii Ward. AL or near the plantation of E.
n. MaiIlot; commissioners, W. a Sims,
Vincent Landry g. Charles Bellot, 4
sA Ward. Al the court house; commission
8 ers, U. Il. Mayor and Al. M. Foley.
sh Wari. AT The billiard room Of J. G. D.
tsaathisr, in P~aincourtville commissio-
aers, j LIB. Z. sDugas, Felix Gillet ct
G.. w. Jones'
10Th Ward. At or near the residence Of
.Duffossard Landry; commissioners, f..
W C,oc;ianNesaoa 6ls, Vileor Leblanc and Seye-
rim Landry.
nth Ward. At the, residence OFF. Mollere;
commissioners Hipolyte Himel, Mar
celina Ia. Leblanc.
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ne ravait point abandonne pendant tout
Get entretien.
Lsatmosphere etait lourde CT chargee
d'electricite, de gros images noirs q fran
res cuivrees roulaient au ciei; quelques
urges gonttes de pluics commencement q
tombcr. LA marquise voulut Sc %retirer;
mais Carral lui saisit lie bras sans facon,
ct dit ayec nn sourire eguiyoque
- Restez, je yoas prize, madame Je
mai pas achieve.
Que youIez.vous me dire encore ?
balbutia la marquise don't un vague eff
froi fit trembler la main.
Carral Sc recueillit I'm instant.
-Je veux vous dire, madame, que e
vons hais du plus profond de mon coeur.
yous avez abuse de votre puissance
sous avez mis- sotre pied sur ma poitri-
ne, ct quand i'ai demande grace, c'est
I'M amer ct cruel sourire qui seul a re-
pondu a ma priere... Maintcnant, yons
me hernandez IN crime. C'est bien. Jc
my attcndais; je l. desirals, a ce cri-
me doit briser ma chafne.
- Oui... oui, Carrai, ihtefrompit Ia
marauise avec unc douceur hypocrite,
apres celia, tu seras Iibrc, jc te Ja:e...
- Qu'importc Vi, >erfncnt de vous.
madame q. Vous sayez nientir ct yous
nc cfoyez point q Died.. Jc vcux da-
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-. District-A la Maison de Cour de cette
y naroisse; commissaires, c. l.. Mavor
eta. NJ. Foley.
o,,e District-Au billiard de nj. G. E. Gau-
,hier, a P%aincourtville; eommissaires,
]. B. Dugas, Felix Gillet ct G.. w.
s4 Jones. -;
,oue Distric,-Chez Dufossard Landry gu
dams lie y~oisinage; commissaires, Eug.
Comeau fills, Vileor Leblanc ct Sieve
rim Landry.
,r,oe District-Chez Francois Mollere !;
'1Gacommissaires, HippoIyte Braud, ct
Is Marcelin A. Leblanc. I'D .tt@a
,ome District-Chez Eticnne Penisson gu
dams Is voisinage; commissaires, E.
peuisson fills, Cleophas Penisson ct Zepl'i-
rim Giroir. 4
,ame, District-Chez Anaclet Simoneau GU
dams lie voisinage; commissioners, Ana
.s1 clet Simoneauiet j.. V. Porche.
Inn, District--C Chez Dorcino Rentrop on
dams lie v~oisinage; commissalres, Pier
ire Theriot, ID. Rentrop ct Chs. eros.
aGrf.es commissaires detection des
diffsrcns bnreaux ci-dessus ommes par
l. jury de Police dc la Paroissc Assomp-
ion, snntf rracqlnis de teair la dTte election,
q den E,irc les retours an Sheriff sou.sl-
me confor,ntment a In loi.
Paroi.ee Assomptien, Ic'26 few. 1888.
A. r. Hickman, Sheriff.
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vantage, entendcz-vous & ycux untee
g%arantic..... f#ih 81 49,. sfs.9
- Vous raurez. atfsaazt4f f3a l1,s
-Quoi /! dit Carral aycc ironIe, volts 4
me donneriez I'M billet sur lequel yous
Hecririez : J'ai ordonne un ineurtre au
mulatre Jonquille t..
- Jonquille ! repeta Neptune ; j'ai
lu &C nom sur les papiers dc bon mai
tire t..
II s'assu,ra que ses .papiers reposaient
sur son sein. ,p
- ,Et YOU, sigincriez /? reprit Ie mula-
tire Florcnce-Argele, marquise de
Rumbrye =. !.
- Florence Angelo! repeta encore
lie ndoir, don't la derniere incertitude Sc
dissipa. .s.,s.
=; VOWS feriez celia /? poursuivit Car
raj. b ...as ~. /.
La marquise dagagea brusquement j
son bras, ct prit cette imperieuse ~alti.u-l
de .qui, tant de fois, await brise Ia resis-
lance de Carral. ess aas esAa
- Je crois que tn veux te rsvolter
l~contre moi !? dit-clie Ell fronGaGtl IL
LIE muiatre NAUSEA les ~epaules.
9IE
| La suite an proclaim hmn1ero.@
r. N#f E&I &TeEE4 AE5fkA =4P - ILL @Z .4[ 7
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AVIS

Est par lie present dome aux contribuables
de la p%aroisse Assumption, que lie soussigne a
ce Jour depose lie tableau de Taxes pour Pan
nee 1852, au bureau du Recorder de cette
p%aroisse.
Toutes personnes interessees sont REFUSES
de faire leurs objections dans les delais requis
par la loi. /.
Paroisse Assumption, % fevrler 1853.
ALFRED TETE,
~ Assessor.
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NOTICE.
=.

Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur, has
located himself at Paincourtville fort the pra-
tice of his profession. He will give particular
attention to diseases of woman and children,
and surgical eases. He will also attend to
diseases of the teeth and month.
Office at Mr. V. Blauchards next to Mr.
Malhiot.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons interested of
this parish of Assumption, that the undersigned
has delivered his tableau of Taxes for the year
1852, i'll the parish Recorders Office.
All persons interested are hereby required
to make their objections to said tableauif any
they have within the delays required by law.
Assumption, February 23rd 1853.
ALFRED TETE,
"a Assessor.
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AVIS.

Dcrnieremcnt reGu par les sonssigne>,
un assortment complet de charrues DIES
Eb,iques de Win Nc Clanahan ct de
Hall-a vendre au prlx dos lubricants,
par
PUJOS & VERRE'T.
DonaldsonvilIe, III dec. 1852. l3
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-03-13
: Comment feras-tu :?
: Je lie poignarderai, repondit Car,

= Je lie polgnardcrai, repondit Car
raj.
Neptune NIT sa main sur son cGur. Ct
lie comprima violeinment. Ii await peur
que SEES battemens desordonnes ne fissent
decouvrir 81 presence.
- Vous ferez preeparer o lit, repri I
Carral, a rextremite de l'aile gauche...
Ia.
Son doigt etendu dttsignait Ia dernie-
re fenatre de I'afle quill venait de nom
mer. lie mendiant ne perdit point &c
gestc.
-Je lie fcrai, murmura a,aiame de
Rumbrye.
-Iln'y a point d'autres chambres
habitees dams cette ale?
49, Pas n seule.
49, C'est bien... Js fracturerai la croi-
see, Jc prendrai sa montre ct son ar
GENT. Domain on ~racontera que des
volcurs Sc sont introduits al chateau.
~ Miserable! pensa Neptune, don't
la haine faisait bondir le ceur.
-Tu es un bon seryiteur, .Carral,
dit la marquise en- lui tendant II main.
Agis comme tn parles, ct tn seras RI
element Iecompense.
- ~ coInpte, repliqua lie mulatrc de
cettc meme Yoix foide ct degagee qui
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-03-13

sums not punctually paid at maturity to bear
interest at the rate of eight per cent per
annum.
The acts of sales to be passed before Andre
Leblanc, recorder, az the expense OF the pur-
chasers.
Parish of Assumption, 18th feb. 1858.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
% Encanteur.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-03-13
r l l. L 8.
Graefenberg Vegetable Pills: A1l09
Mofat's do 9 do nHi13t-Al
n 4. .aH & ~.ENs 94H#sSIa8 y
SIMEON SCHUPP,
SELLER, EAROSSIER,

Entreprend ct fat a2un luste prix tout &c qui
concerne, son !etat;; il est, de plus Peintre en-
lettre ct en- voiture ct garniti les metbles.
S'adresser d son domicile, pres PEglise
PaFoissiale. 3leS. 81
u pARoIssE ASSUMPTION.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-03-13
AVENDRE.

Sous pleine garantie, un jeune NEGRE,
bon domestique de maison, age denviron
ONE ans.
S'adresser au
DR.. JOS. D. FORD.
Paincourtville.