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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-31
.As.1U no II,
A VENDRE A BON MAnUHU.

- = s.
IS ~Onces Quinine-" Eulfate."
800 Livres Seld'Epsom.
30 " " de Glaubert.
40 gallons Huile faImachristy.
$50 livres graines de lin.
30 " Indigo Ire qualite.
200 Rouleaux papier atapisser.
5 Douzaines Tricopnerous.
10 :" iSirop Salsapareille de Bull.
90 Sacs de Sci de table z gros.
10 Caisses Savons No. l, E. A. Winchester.
l6 Cbandelles de Star.
10 Sacs Cafe de Rio.
5 Caisses Amidon.
10 Harnals de buggy OF cabfio'et.
6 Selles ~espagnoIes bien ConditionnGes.
6 de DANES,
fouets pour ~voitures ct monture il ~cleval,
etc.
RICHARD 81 TEMPLET.
80 mai 1853.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-31
NOTICE.
AFi

Les perscnnes qni d1sireraient adapter unc
machine a vapeura IN moulin p~erpendicu-
laire, trouveront de leur ,ntG.et a contractor
avec NJ. James G. Morrison.
Toutes les personnes oui d9sireraicnt con
~tracter pour une teIle machine dams lie but
d'expIoiter Ia r6colte procbaine devront s'a-
dresser a NJ. F.C LORBT, a NapolGcnVille,
ayant le Ter Juim proclaim.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-31
CYPRIEN 4. BARILLEAU.
6TOCRT 4 .N.dPOIEONTILLE,

Exerce Sd profession dams lie SEINE District
Judiciaire, compose DIES p~aroisses Assumption,
Lafourche inferno ct Terrebonne. IL donnera
tous SEES soins aux affaires Guon voudra bien
lui confer dams ce district ct les avoisinants
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-31
STATE OF LOUISIANA Fifth
Judicial District Cour Parish of
Assumption.
Succession Of Francois Marie LaGcr
riere Levesque.


Whereas Euph6mie Materre, widow F.. M.
Laterrlere Levesque, in her capacity of tutrix
and administrators of the sad succession and
datlve testamentary eXecutrix of the last will
of her said husband has this day filed with
the clerk OF said Court a final account of his
administration as aforesaid and a tabIeau of
distribution together with her petition praying
for the h~onologation Of the same.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern residing within the" parish Of Assurnp-
ton to show cause withinten days fromythe pu-
bllcation of this notice, and to all whom it may
concern, not residing within the parish of As
sumption, to show cause. within thirty days
after the publication of this notice, why the
SAID acc CUNT aud tableau of distribution
should not be approved and h~omologated.
by order of the Court.
Assumption, 3Oth July 1858.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
AZ Clerk.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-31
LES PIGEONS DE DoRDRECHT.

C'e;ait dtja certes IN grand honneur
pour Cornelius van Baerle que d'6tre
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19
Gel1eral Nems.
Arrival Of the Niagara.

Flour has slightly declined. Fighting
has been ten porarily suspended between
the Turks and Russians OH account OF ar
overflow of the Danube.
The latest from Constantinople embra
cling matters under date of the 10th ult.
show that operations at Oltenitza wer.
feigned an attack intended to deceive
Prince Gortschakoff. The plan succee-
ded, and Omer is combining his troop,
to attack The division Of Gen. L,iders il
Bessarabia and the Ottoman force in n.
Black Sea is 20 cooperate with lane
.ofce in the attack.
The Porte has received from the Bri
fish and French ambassadors, assuranc,
Of effective cooperation in case Of need
and may send feet into the Black Sea
without fear Of having the capital expo.
scd.
Vienna papers state that both the Rus.
sian and Turkish Generals have receiv-
ed orders to prosecute the war with Wig
or: meanwhile diplomacy is again active
in endeavoring TO effect settlement OF
the difficulties.
Compromise proposals, it is said, have
been proposed at Paris by Napoleon. -
1t is said that the French Minister al
London had returned from Paris with "a
draft Of the treaty agreed to. France and
England and other Powers were TO be
invited TO join. If the Austrian state
ment may be believed, the Gear has re-
piled toan Inquiry Of Austria ard he will
propose psolept Of peace.
The Sultan is said to be equally dis
posed to come to terms, but will not be
the first TO reiract. He has, however.
sent an Efssds as imperial commissions
eri to the army on the Danube, to re-
strain the ardor of Omer Pacha and thus
give diploma another chance.
The present position of military af-
fairs is stated thus Omar holds a strong
position in kalitat, 10000 troops, and is
fortiiylng himself in the strongest man
ner. Thus securing communication
with both banks of the river, and having
basis Of operations to act in lesser WAL
lacha.
The Turks are reported 10 have met
with brilliant success in Asia. a large
humber OF their ships are upon the Black
Sea and an extensive naval battle is. ex-
pected. The Anglo French fleet was
concentrated In the Rosphorus, but up
to the 18th ult., none had entered the
Black Sea.
II is stated that the Servians will op-
pose any invasion of their territory by
the Russians; Austrians, or Turks
Hostilities along the Danube were not
expected to be resumed until the frosts
set in.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19
Tax and Tax Paying.

Town Treasures are now in posses
sion of their tax lists and warrants
Every person knowing himself taxed
ought to cali on the treasurer al The ear
Hest moment Fer payment. 1t IS as
much the duty Of tie person taxed 10
call On the Treasurer, asst is The place Of
the Treasurer to call on the person taxed.
It is impossible to evade payment of taxes
by staying out Of the way Of tie Treas
urer, as you would evade your mel-
chants bill by keeping out Of his sight
Depend upon it, you are in for it, as tbs
mouse said wtt.en he fell into the molas.
ses lng. There is no way 10 avoid ths
payment Of taxes but in selling out
pocketing the money and fleeing TO some
unorganized territory where laws ant
civilization have not extended their p;,
Gus meshes.
The Treasurer sis required 10 call al
least once on the person taxed, or at the
place Of his usual residence, if in the
Town, and shall demand payment of tax.
es." In cases Of refusal or neglect Il
pay taxes, the Treasurer "shaN levy tht
same by distress and sale Of the good:
ans chattels Of such person, whereevel
the same may be found in bis town.
Town Treasurers are allowed two pei
cent. for all collections made before the
25th December, and after that, five per
cent. You will therefore save three
per cent. by paying before next Sunday
the 25lh inst, and it is not very likely
that the Town Treasurer will hunt Sc.
rionsly for you, ill after the time wher
his fees rise from two up TO five pei
cent. Probably iourths OF your take.
may be paid in county orders. Fol-
State and School taxes, only gold or sill
yer will lie received. 1t should also b.
remembered that Sovsreigns are only
worth So "a for taxes. That is all The
State and County Treasurer can affort
to pay for them. You may get five
francs off at 50 cts. The Treasurer il
not bound TO make change. Sc !: !. is
best to come prepared with the fraction.
of Sovereign, The scarcity of small
change everywhere, resulting from the
recent favor with which bank paper is
received, is calamity that all must feel
but more especially the taxpayer. /
can not be expected of Town Treasu
rers to receive paper money. 1t woule
certainly involve them in much trouble
10 do SO. and a loss equal to their per
centage for collections.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19
ARRIVAL of the Arctic.
New York. Dec. l:

New York, Dec. II.
Steamship .4rctic arrived. Bread.
shifts, market dull Flour declined 3D.
Wheat lower Indian Corn unchanged
Provisions unchanged. Money Market
unchanged.
No change in Eastern affairs. A Rus
sian War Steamer has been wrecked
with the loss of Fourteen llss.st. s'@a L'oes
1t was reported that the Turks aud
Ser,ans had joined but it is very doubt
full. Omar Pacha's conduct is sanctions
ell by his Government and the Sultan
has sent him present Of a horse. The
allied forces are at BRIGGS. The Turk
ISL fleet got to the Black Sea to keep O.
pen the coast of Circassia. The Turks
have repulsed the Russians five times
from before the Fortress of ST. Nicolas
Three Russian ships we're lost.
The English Admiral Schillion is te
take command Of the British fleet.
Austrian forces OF artillery are order.
ed to Hungary. Details Of the Chinese
news are at hand. The Rebels are eve
ry where triumphant. There is some
talk of Tartar invasion.
Parliament was prcrogued to JANUARY
LIST.
No British news, except reported
treaty between Britain and France t.
guarantee Turkey with the option t,
Austria and Prussia to jainin it. Prus
STA claims the right to act as she think.
best for her interests.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19

EX-SENATOR FooTE.--This once IA
nous champion of "Union and Com
PROMISE has received the same sort Of
scurvy treatment, at the hands Of the
Pierce Administration, which they have
extened to Mr.. Dickinson in New York
Gov. Cobb in Georgia, Mr.. Clemens il
Alabama, and nearly all those leading
men, in fact, who helped Mr.. Pierce
and his Cabinet to the places they now
hold. Having used him as long as any.
thing was to be made by it, they now
send him adritt, and side with Gen. Da.
Wis, the champion of the Secessionists, a.
gainst him. Their Interference turned
the Senate against Foote, in the recent
Mississippi election, and has provoked
an address from that gentleman, in which
after declining TO be candidate for the
U. S. Senate, he says:
That the Union men became discoura-
ged by the elevation of secessionist to
the position of cabinet officer, who, by
an honest but too confiding President,
was allowed to use executive patron
age for tie ovesthrowing of the Union
party.
Had it not been for the bond question,
lie says he would have triumphed over
the federal Interference.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19
American Mining Company.


This company, engaged in the cree
ticn of extensive works near Fairplay,
for the purpose Of making systematic
search for lead, is very heavy concern.
1t has mines in Cuba, in New Grenada,
in North Carolina, on Lake Superior,
and in Penn sylyania, and, if we mistake
not, in New England. All operations
connected with the concern are conduc-
ted III silence, but with diligence and eff
feet. So marked is the policy of the
company In this respect, that, though
its agents have now been at work near
ly a year, in securing lands and putting
up machinery, we suppose there are not
half the people, even !. Galena, who
know Of the existence and purpose of
such an organization.
So far as we can learn, their prospects
here are Of the most fattering character.
They seem TO have made a good location,
to have been fortunate in choice of ma
chinery, and in the selection of mef.--
Success seems certain. We think it be-
yond any reasonable doubt, basing our
opinion upon what little we know of the
geological formation of the country, that
the American Mining Company will de-
monstrate, conclusively, the existence
and accessibility of large bodies of mine
raj, at depths which have never before
been reached. If our anticipations
are realized, the effect upon the
general prosperity of the mining
district, can hardly be calculated. EGa-
lena Jeffersonian.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19
Synopsis of the Stray Law.

Sec. /. No person shall take up stray ex
cept horses and mu'es, unless such person h.
at the time resident of the same town whars.
in such stray shall be found, &c.
Sec. 2. Makes it necessary for the taker y,
to inform the owner, ii to him known. =
Sec. 3. Makes it necessary, within 10 dav.
alter taking up any stray, to file notice there.
of with the town clerk, and if the stray Or
strays are of the value of more than S. bs
shall cause such notice TO be published in soma
newspaper of the county for four successive
weeks, with description of stray, and residence
of finder.
Sec. a. Every stray of the value Of $40 0,
more, shall, within one month, be appraised BY
Justice of the Peace of the town.
Sec. 5. Fixes a penalty for taking awsy ,
stray without the Consent Of the finder,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19
Washington. Dec. II.


House-Gerritt Smith presented pc
ftiion from New York Temperance AL
lance, asking Congress to suppress in
toxicating drinks in the district Of CO.
lumbia. Mr.. Cobb introduced the Home
stead bill, which was referred. Mr..
Wentworth offered a resolution affirm
ing that Congress has power to provide
for the construction of railroad over
the territories Of the Union, and ought
Immediately to exercise same-faid on
the table, LOG to 90.
Mr.. James offered resolution that
the COMMITTEES appointed by Congress to
Investigate the matter Of importation OF
Merchandise, into the U. S., with the
view 10 defect frauds be permitted to
make no report adopted. The Chai,
presented resolution Of Merchants of
New York, protesting against the course
of the Administration in removing Col
iector bronson.
On motion of Mr.. Quinn, the Home
stead bill was referred to the Committee
IN Public La nds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19
L.aak omt fnr Coi.nier feits !,

y
The public are cautioned against another counls'
felt, which has lately made its appe arance, caAs
w. B. Farrell's Arabian Liniment, the most danger
Gus of al the counterfeits. because his having tn
name of Farrell. many will buy it in good faith with
out the knowledge that counterfeit exists. andhe
will perhaps only discover their error when the Spl
rlous mixture has wrought Its EVIL effects.
The genuine article is manufactui ed only by H. 6
Farrell. sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesal
druggist. No. IT, Main-st.. Peoria, illinois, to whdn
all applications for Agencies must he addressed :
Be sure you get it with the letters H. G. before Far
relps, thus--H. G.. FARRELL:S Sand his sgnaiuI
or the wrapper. alt others are counte-fets. j.
Sold by D. T. Parker, LancasteIs David S'e8al
Beetown; Chandler Green. Wingville; VIM
Hood, franklin; A. Palmer, Aiuscoda and by resa
larry authorized agents throughout the U. States
Is. Price IS and SO cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, villoge oh
hamlet in the United States, in which one is noia
ready established. Address H. G. Farrell as abO'S
accompanied with good reference as to characE
responsibility. &c. Dec %. Iii'ss
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19
rDedicattou.-7ae ONION r..

y DeuICat!On'~Lhe Union Congre,o,
tionqt Church Of Rockville, viii be dedicsSei
to Almighty. God on Sunday, 25tb ; nst
Christmas day. Several clergymen will Iil h. :
attendance, to participate in the various SOL N
ces of the day, which will be conducted i ".
German and English languages. "i'
Sermon in the morning by Rev. C. W.pvn.
of Elk Grove. in the afternoon. hs sNHpa al'
JOHN BANTLy, of Piatteville. in the Ger.
language, or by the German pastor of Dubun" az
The evening, Rev. ]. LEWIS, of P.a,tey3I's
will officiate.
Services TO commence at past 10 a. m >,
half-past p. M, and haIf-past g in the eve .
ming
If any material alteration should be mad,
from The above, due notice will be given
Dedicatory Collections will be taken nm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19
New York. Dec. |

Gen. Lane is pledged to advocate the
admission Of Oregon territory as State
a company, with capital Of $lO,-
600, 600, has been formed for line Of
steamers between San Francisco and
China. A new line was also 10 com
mence on the first Of December, between
San francisco and Honduras.
The funded floating debt of San Fran
olsco, IS little short Of 5000 600.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19

THE MEssAGE-QUIcK WoRK.-We
commenced receiving the President
Message by Telegraph, Wednesday af-
ternoon, and finished about hali-past 2
o'clock A. NJ. Thursday. Between that
Time and 7 A: NJ, when the Country
mails were made up and distributed fron,
the Post-Office, we printed and mailed
our entire Weekly and Daily editions, a.
mounting to near 1000 copies as we'll
as 3,7OO extras for different newspapers
in the interior Of the State, and got them
all off by the mails, Express, Cars or
Boats. A fair mornings work, we
think, for Wisconsin Office IF Milwau-
kee Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19

DIscovERv OF New LODE. The
employees of the .Aoserican Mining
Company made discovery of new and
valuable. lode, in the immediate vicinity
OF the Company pump shaft, near Fair
play, one day last week. We are in
formed that soon after the creyice was
opened, one man took out 1000 lbs in an
afternoon. The sheet is perpendicular.
and, as far as it is in sight, measures a.
bout twelve inches in thickness Ga
lena jeff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19
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Sc0tts's weekly Paper.

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Address, A. SCOTT, Publisher,
| No. III Chestnut ST, Philadelphia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19

TThe very unusual spectacle is now
being presented of an entire community
Ia Ia andino itself together to resist the law
resorting to violence TO prevent change
of gna5e, and destroying property 10
spite, or intimidate Railroad Company
The community which occupies this
''bad eminence'' in the eyes OIL the whole
Union, is the city Of Erie, in Pennsylva-
mia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19

PRINTER TO THE SEsArE.-The cleo
lion OF Beverly Tucker. editor of the
Washington Ssntinel, as printer TO the
Senate, is 9. decidedly efi-handed COM
pilment 10 the Administrations Mil
waukee Sent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19

THE HARPEas BURNT oUr.-The ex-
tensi,e establishment Of the Harper Bro
Tiers, New York, the heaviest publish
ing firm in the Union, has been com
pletely destroyed by fire. It comprised
seven buildings, four stories in height,
at the corner Of Pearl and Cliff Sts., be-
sides several adjoining buildings upon
Cliff Street. The fire broke out at ! |
o'clock A. NJ. on the 10Th inst, and was
caused BY the explosion Of a boiler. The
hands, 600 in number, escaped uninju-
red, with the exception of two girls
One jumped from third window and
was not much hurt. Several other adj
jacent buildings were burnt, among
which were the Old Walton House. the
Mansion House, Coolidge and Cos.
Blank Book Mandatory, and Franklin
ST Hotel. The loss is estimated at from
100000 to 100000. The Harpers
are insured but will nevertheless, be
heavy losers. The valuable stereotype
pilates are supposed to be safe in the fire
proof vaults.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19

The MOVEMENT ON SoNeRA.-A cor
respondent of the N. Y. Freen,an's Jour
mai, writing from the city Of Mexico,
says that Count Raousset de Boulbon, a
French adventurer of Sonora notoriety,
after being some time in Mexico, pro-
fe:ssedly raising troops to defend the
Mexican frontier at Durango, had sud-
denly disappeared from that city, and ru-
NOR said that he had gone to join Cap
tain Walkers filibustering party at La
Paz. The same correspondent charac-
terizes the whole movement as stem
pest in a teapot
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19

1.-The Railroad from Chicago TO Be
ioit IS completed. There is now a con-
tinnous line of railroad from New York
to the latter point. The traveller is hur
rled across half continent in space of
time less than was required to make a
trip from New York TO Albany few
years since.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19

a New ScHEME.-It is said that a
company has been organized in New
York for building railroad to the Pa
cific, which company is composed Of men
of real stamina and great railroad ex pc
rience. 1t is a counter project to Robt.
j. Walkers impudent concern.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19

AcADEMY.-The citizens Of Mineral
Point were to meet at that village on
Thursday evening last, to consider the
propriety OF erecting the necessary bull
dings for an Academy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19
Washington, Dec. 8

A bearer of despatches from Mr..
Gadsden from Mexico, has arrived here
and confirms the report in relation to the
invasion of Lower California.
MIR. Gadsden has ordered the Uni
ted States troops to suppress the expe-
petition. There is perfect under
standing between Santa Anna and Mr..
Gads den.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19

FiRE IN GALESA.-On Friday night
week, aboutl2 o'clock the ieweler's shop
Of A. P. Boynton was discovered on fire,
and, with three adjoining wooden bull
dlngs was soon consumed. Mr.. Plum
stead, shoe dealer, had his stock insu-
red for $4,0O0--loss not stated. H.
NORM, baker, lost about $500. Bren-
del, tailor, insured for $4,000, which
covers his loss. James Connolly, shoe
dealer, saved most Of stock. The Jelfer-
sonian office was somewhat damaged.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19
Erie. Penn. Dec. 5.

MoRE Mon Law Men, women and
boys turned out last night at Harbor
Creek. and lore up the Railroad track, a.
gain, burned the ties and small bridge O.
yer culyert, and plonghed down the
road level-as it formerly was.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19

1.-THE Vermont Legislature adiour-
ned on the 18th inst, without electine =
United States Senator, or repeating the
Liquor Law. They amended it, but the
nature Of the amendments we have not
yet learned Mi. Free Dem ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19

1.-THE Marquette Mercury announ-
ces the return home Of L. J. Townsend,
Esq. Travelling Emigrant Agent for this
State. Mr.. T. is said to have fulfilled
the duties of his Office is an excellent
manner.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-19
Nnm WI. II

The Great Indian Rubber Case ! h.
tween Day and Jtsfson, involving the
matter Of the Chatie patent, was to-aay
dsclded by Judge Duer, of New Yorl
IN Days iavos.