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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17

En- clfet. Cornelius dcmeurait immo-
bile, regardant Rosa, mais CONNIE sill
la regardait sans l'entendre.
- Ne comprencz-vous pas dit la
jeunc file impatiente.
= 81 fait, je comprcnds, fit Cornelius;
mais.
- Mais
- Jc refuse. On vons accuserait
- Qu'importc ? dit Rosa en- ro ugis-
SAINT.
- Merci, mon cnfant, reprit Corne-
lius, mais je reste.
- Vous restcz! mon Dieu . mon
Dieu ! N'avcz VOWS done point conpris
que yous screz cohdamne... condamne i
mort, execute sur un echafaud ct pcut-
atre assassne ct mis- en- norceaux CONNIE
M. Jean ct M. Corneiiie ! Au nom dn
ciel ne vous occupez pas dc moi ct tnyez
de cette chambre on sons etes. prcncz-
y garde, ellie porte malheur aux dc
Witt.
- Helm s'ecria le gc6lier en- sc re-
yeillant. Qni parle dc ces coqnins, de
ces miserables, de ces scelerats de de
Witt.
- Ne yous emportez pas mon brave
hommc, dit Cornelius avec son doux SOU
rire; &C qu'i! J a dc pis pour les fractu-
res, G est dc s'echauiief lie sang.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
LIE DROIr nES TEMMES. - tnC Con

LIE DRoIr nEs TEMMEs. - Unc Cons
vcntion de lemmcs mecontcntcs dc lcur
sort siege depnis quc|qnc temps an nord.
Nombrc de- measures ont etc proposes
pour rcndrc aux 1emmcs les prttcndus
droits don't cIIcs ctt dGponilltcs par les
hommes. A Ia convention don't nous par
Ions, uuc dcs plus intrepides matroncs a
propose nettcmcnt, ST Oh ne rcndalt t'i,>
fin Justice au scEc fnihlc ct timidc, de
net1re M ternse Ia popnlotio~ dn pays.
la proposition Il fait pa|ir pnsIcnrs mis-
scs quelquc pcu mircs qni mont pas
encore rcnonCe nu marriage. Aussi la
resolution a>t>elIe etc rcmI>e au lcndc-
main. Ellie souIcvcra SANS doutc d'ora-
gcnx dGbats ct unc Gncrgiqne rGsis-
tanCc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
DRAME DAMS LES CARRIER I,S
DE SIRE EMI.

Unc scene dcs plus dranatiques qui
rappelle raventurc des catacombes &c
Rome, chantte par DeIilIe, ct les souf-
frances de Pouyricr Dufavcl, Went de
Sc passer dams les carriercs dc la valIec
dc St-Remi. 'ttt' '>ft'
Ccs carrieres crcusecs en- sontcrrains
AL pied des Alpines, occupcnt fne tres
grande etendue. Dcpuis dcs siecles, Ia
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17

Nous nnnonccns que Ic Jugc j. N.
CARRiGAN, Si,iintendant actueI des
l;colcs publiques dc rE,at, est candi-
,lat pour Ia meme place Il Ia procha'ne
Election, sujet Ia decision de la con-
vention democratique. aa ea3 aa
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
U0HS t,r fEdIh'u.

|cuIlrz announcer que ctda~t aux
solicitations dun grand nonbrc damiS,
M. VlLHOR LEBLANC a conscnti
a SC Iaisscr porter candihat a 10 place
dc Recorder dc Ia paIoissc Assumption,
u la prochainc election.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
Mesdames ct Messieurs,

Ce nest qu'apres bien des h6sitatons que
al conSenh a parler en- public Dun cote
ma Jeunesse ct mon inexperence; dun autrc.
lo merite reel de beaucoup de mes condiSci-
pies qui Sc font remarquer chaQue jour par
leur intelligence ct des progress constants, me
dlsalent que Get honneur revenalt a dautres
que mol.-Je men al pas MONS etc choisl par
touS mes camarades pour etIe leur organe au-
ourd'hui; je cede en- tremblant a leurS pres
santes solicitations.
Que ma temeraire condescendance ne M en-
eve pas vos sympathies, Messieurs ct DANES,
nlalS quele deCuple votrc indulgence ct
je serai fer davor entrepris cette dflicile
tache; d'ayolr etc lie deposiaire de la contain
ce de mes ieuneS amis; d'avoir exprime les
sentiments qu'ils eprouvent envers les percs
ct neres de tamille qui mont jusqu'a ce jour
recule devant aucun obstacle pour nous 1aire
donner de Pinstruction, pour assurer notre ave-
mir. Je serai fer aussi d'ayor publiquement
donne une fable preuve de notre reconnais-
Sance nos instituteurs ces hommes mobiles ct
devones qui ont charge de WELLER sur nous,
ainsi qu'a ceux qui avaient pour mandat de
les choisir ct gui depuis Reimbursement de
cette ecole, Sc sont 81 scrupuleusement ct 81
ACKNOWLEDGMENT acquittes de ce mandat.
Pour donner une fable expression de cette
reconnaissance le vais etabl1r comment mes
jeunes amls ct moi envlsageons nos devoirs:
NotTe premier devolr est de regarder nos
maitres 'comme des peres, de les amer ct
respecter, de consderer l'instruction CONNIE la
vie de Fame. Nous devons etre doclles, c'est-
tl-dire bien recevoir les avis ct les metre en-
pratique avor de la reconnaissance pour les
principles de science ct de probit6 qu'ils nous
ont apprs LIE sentiment de reconnaissance
manifesto au besoin par des procedes est lie
caractere DUN honnete homlne ct Ia marque
DUN bon cnur. A notre bonte, q notre vertu,
on nous iuge Ayons un caractere grave ct
applique, ct que notre emulation he deg6nere
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
Il DEUXIEME pARTIC.
LA FILLE DU GE0LIER.
{ Saitc.
II ALEXANDRA DUMAS.

J'en couclus que je suis seulc, que
je suis faible, que mon pere est tyanoni,
que lc. chien est muscle, que ricn par
consequent ne vous .empeche dc sous
s;,lver. SauveE yous done, VOLTA &C que
je conclns. ,,,.t.i ..f, It.l,rt,s st..
Que ditcs.vous ?a.,a ssgas.isa I
t,,-T Je dis que ie.n'ai apu sauycr M.
Corneilleset M. Jean dc Witt,iholas !!
ct que je youdraisi bien rous, sauvcr,
yons. Settlement, fai.es site; VOLTA Ia
respiration qui revient mon pere, dans
une minute pcut-atre il rouvrira les
yeaA, ct II seta trop t,fd. Vous hesi
tez
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17

LIE TESTAMENT DE CORNELIUS VAN
BAERLE.
Rosa ne s'etait point trompee. Les
iuges yinrent le lendemain 'au Buylcn-
holt ct interrogerent Cornelius van
Baerlc. Au rcste, l'lnterrogatoire nc fut
pas long; il fut ay6r6 que Cornelius
await garde chez lui cctte correspoi'-
dance fatale des dc Wilt avec la
France.
II ne lc MIA point.
II etait settlement donteux aux ycux
dcs jnges que cette correspondence lnl
ent ele remise par son Parrain, Cornell
le de Witt.
Mais, CONNIE dcpuis Ia mort des denx
martyrs, Cornelius van Baerle n''yai'
plus ricn ,ntnagcr, non seulement il
nc nc MIA point que Ic depot lui cit tte
conf; par CorncilIc cn personnc, mais
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
Monsieur rEaaeur,,

ycnilIcx nunonccr quo M. x. w.
JOURlAN cs candidat a Ia place de
Rcprtscntant an Congress pour lc 2me
District Congrcssionncl de Get Etat, su-
ict il la decision dc la Convention Demo-
Crntiqnc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17

0~rF A la rcquGtc dc tons Sos amls, NJ.
DESIRE LEBLANC IL CONSENT Sc
porter commc candidat d la place de
Grcnicr dc la Cour du Cinquicmc Dis -
trict, pour la paroisSc Assumption.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17

fIT Nous sommes t,utori+e annonccr
unc NJ. CnARENs +. GRENEAUA est
eandidat democratic d Ia place de IRE
sorier d Etat, snjct d IL decision de Ia
Convention Democrntique.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
MO &C..

tcntion de lairc marchcr lcnr batcau a
toutc vapcur, lis sont blamabIts ct me
ritcnt la rtprobaton dcs citoycns. I.c
public nc dolt pas cncouragcr Ccs sites
dc vitessc q"l cxposcnt aux plus granda
dangers la vie dcs voyagcurs.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
Monsieur rEdite,,r,

Vcuillcz annoncer M. AUGUSTIN
DUPLA INTER-, dc Ia pa'oisse Est
Baton Rouge, CONNIE candida, a Ia place
d'Auditcur dcs Comptes Pubiics, sujet a
II nomination de la Convention Demo
cratique, aa ne.fn
uN cnAnp NdhnRE DE DEMocRAErs
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
AGENTS DU PI0NNIER,

AGENTS DU PIONNlER.
lM T.. Eudc, Passage
N,,r.On1EANs dc la Bourse, No So
encognure Cont.
ASCENSION 90. NM. Richard IL Tcmplct.
R,ylEnE.NEuvE. NJ Firmn Dnpessis.
IgERvrrLE M. J. Breau
nSr-JAcQuEs NJ. Auguste Thtriot.
HSr-JEAN BAprIsTE, Al Ed,ord Perrct.
ST. CHARLES
PoNT-BREAUx, AT. Edmond bulll"fo.
TugopAux NJ. Adolphe Blanchard.
IIouMA M. +. Gagnc
SrE-MARIE nj. Etlenhe ftn'Ss"I'
ASSUMPTION G. Rodriguez, Gale Star
Rrt,Lr R,vrERr NJ. Pierre Thcriot.
p,,NcnurTyIlIE. NJ &. J. L. Gauther,
.4.- II Dams les paroisses OH nous II aVohS P,S
's,nmmc dagents, nous prions les Ma'tfeS oe
postc de vouor Sc charger de lagence de hotrc
fcuiilc.
ANNONCES: Pour los Insertions, annonres,
avis. ETC., ETC., les conditions sont les sul'ante:
u, Par DIX LlGxEs, pour Ia lere Insertion Si w
Pour les insertions suivlntcs :: =: :; Do
.lHTout abonn6 qui voudra suspendre son abon-
pcmcnt, devra prtvenr, par ecr.t, lEdhe"r,
eouuze iours au moins, avant fcxplratIon du trl-
mnstre
On execute limprimere dn PIoNNIEH, ct ce
acx prix les plus modcrcs, tou'es espcccs d ou-
wages typograpliqucs, (.jobs) tells q"e' CAR
TEs, FAcrUREs, PAMPHLETS, BLANcs, ETC. ETC
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
[ tOMMuNTQUc.

Nous p"bIions aujourd'hui lie discours
que nous ayons annonc6 dimanchc der
nier.
&c discours est dc NJ. Lusisnan le-
blanc, age de Ii ans, ct a etc pronounce
I'ecole du Ter district lie Ter Juliet
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17

marchez done devant moi, ct leste-
ment
Rosa Ct Cornelius 6changercnt un re.
gard.
CeIui de Rcsa youlait dire :
- Vous voycz bien
Ccui de Cornelius signillait
- Quill soft fait ainsi quill plaira au
Seigneur
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
tDlMANCHE IL JULIET 1893.
CONDITIONS plt :Dotr,Qat

ABONNEMENT:- -L'abonnement est paya
Sble D AvAECE.
rouR uN AN: :::::::::'.: $5 90
FOUR SIX MoIs =: ::::::: w
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-21

THE UTAH TERRrroRr-Some three months later
the Valley Of the Great Salt Lake has been received
The Intelligent depicts in respects the pecularites
Of the Mormon people, who completely shut out from
the crest Of mankind" by the Rocky Mountains
side and the great Sierra Nevada range the oher
Gov Brigham Young the great Chief Of the Valley, to
the Legislature Of the Territory The Governor thinks
that bis people have been very much neglected by the
Government at Washington and that, while California
has received large appropriations Of money, and the
salaries Of her Government officers have been donbed
Utah has not had penny Of the Government funds and
not even word Of TO stimulate her in her
endeavors to make great State out Of the Territory
present under the exclusive control Of the Mormons The
people are, nevertheless, represented to be In most
prosperous conditions manufactures are Furnishing ma
ehinery is being introduced sad agriculture Is on the
increase all of which only tends to show what people
can do when they become dependent entirely upon their
own industry and resources Philadelphia Sun,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-21
= = =
John =. GALLAHEli

Late Third Auditor Of the Treasury,
WILL attend to such claims as may be entrusted to his
wv
onco 9th street between and r, opposite Mctho-
dist Protestant Church, ap 26-eo1nf
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-21
may 2l-eot16Ju

The National Integencer the Union, and the Republic,
Washington the Advocate Georgetown DC. and the Bal
tmore San Baltimore will please insert the above advcr-
tsemen three times week till the 10th Of June The Jour
nal Rockville Montgomery county the Herald, Citizen, ard
the Examiner, Frederick the Catoctin Wing Yddetown
the Odd Fellow Boonsboro and the Herald anil
the Hagcrsown Mail the News, and the PeorIes Own
grstown, viii respectively insert the week
the 18th Of June.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-21
METROPOLITAN RAILROAD.


ID Maryland passed at the January session Of 1858, emit
tied An incorporate the Metropolitan Railroad Com
pauy and in conformity 70 the provisions thereof notice is
hereby given by the undersigned Commissioners that books
for receiving subscriptions 70 the capital stock Of the said No
tropotan Railroad Company will be opened Monday the
9Th day Of June next and be kept open from the said 9th day
Of June the 18th day Of june inclusive from the hour Of
o'clock AM the hour Of o'clock PM said days the
places and under the direction Of the persons following viz
At the Bank Of Washington, the Patriotic Bank, the Bank
Of the Metropolis and the Banking House Of Messrs Corco
Riggs in the city Of Washington in the District Of CO.
lumba under the direction Of the Commissioners residing in
said city and the several cashiers Of said banks.
At the Farmers and Mechauc Bank Of Georgetown and
the Bank Of Commerce. in the city Of Georgetown, in the
District Columbia under the direction Of the Commissioners
residing in said city Of Georgetown and the cashiers Of said
several banks.
In the town Of Rockville Montgomery county, Maryland
the Of Samuel c. Vers, under the direction Of the
Commissioners residing in said county and the said Samuel
Q. Viers.
In the city OF Frederick Frederick county Maryland
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Frederick county, the
Frederick County Bank and the Branch Bank the Farmers
Bank Of Maryland under the direction Of the Commissioners
residing in Frederick county and the several cashiers Of said
banks.
In the town Of Boonsboro Washington county Maryland
ut the Of Messs Davis Bukhar under the direction
Of Mr. Elias Davis, Of the Commissioners, and Mr. -
Burkhsrt Of said town
In the Of Hagerstown Washington county Maryland
at the Hagerown Bank and the Washington county ga
wings Institution under the direction Of the Commissioners
residing in said town. the cashier Of the Hagestown Bank,
and the secretary Of said Savings Institution.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-21

JOHN w. MAURY,
WIN. w. C0RCORAN,
WIN. w. SEAT0N,
DAVID ENGLISH,
FRANCIS DODGE,
FERDINAND w. RISQUE,
or the District Of Columbia.
CHARLES +. TRAIL,
JACOB NJ. KUNKEL,
MEREDITH DAVIS,
OF Frederick county.
ROBERT T. DADE,
WIN. LINGAN GATHER,
FRANCIS @. CHOPPER,
OF Montgomery county.
DANIEL WEISBL,
JAMES WkS0N,
ELIAS DAVIS,
Df Waahsusrk,,, nn,rtw
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-21
YATiuNAn MTELLiiuGEnlNsC
PACIFIC RAILROAD, AND THE AMAZON

The following interesting Letter of Lieut., MARY,
Of the IT, s, Navy, Superintendent of the National
Observatory, has been communicated to the Editors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-07

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-07
TIE PATRIOT sTURTEyAST.

Mr. Oscar w Sturteysnt, Alderman OF the ND
Ward. and the regular Wing nominee for reelection,
appears at full length in the Sunday papers in support
Of his own claims to Office The role he assumes is
that of Injured Innocence and he plays the part with
rare professional aststeness lie has much to say
about slul libelers' unparalleled scene OF libel
&C. and dares his adversaries to charge him with
some Specific tLiDg"-to say when and where he
was bribed to vote for against any particular
measure" &c, SC.
The AIdermanis clever but we don't believe clever
ness will longer avail him Who imagines that brides
TO legislators arc preferred accepted aud paid open
" and aboyebOard MS horse is bought aud sold in the
market If AID S. should ask to specify his votes
for which only brbe Of sort would afford plaus
BE reason, we could accommodate him at once, and
name some for Which no common bribe should have
uiced but to show circumstantiay that be was brbed
in special case how much he was paid and by whom
would be difficult. And if we could show tie paying
and the taking bow could we prove that he received
the aforesaid in his character of Alderman and not in
that of Counselor-according to distinction long ago
set up by him Ii an Aldermen may act paid coun
sci for obber claimant boring into the City Irea
sury for money why need he receive brides in his
capacity Of Alderman?
How much money Mr. Sturte7ant has made by his
Aldermanship we cannot tell; we could come much
nearer the amount the City has lost. We know that
the Annual Taxation levied in City has been nearly
or fully doubled since Mt SturtegGut went into the
Council low over three years ego and cannot
member single act of prodgality or rapacy that has
PASSED without receiving his vote. lie may be very
honest man. in his official if not in his professional
capacty-so may Wesley Smith, Brisley, Ring. and all
the Members Of the present Council who are up for
reClecton--but somehow or other our Taxes have
gone up under their sway from Three Millions TO Five
and are not likely to go lower if they continued in
power. So much we know; but just hoe they save
been swelled and who has got the odd Millions, or
how Trey were divided we cannot now tell. Perhaps
tie next Council may let some light in the dark
subject.
-" Well fellow " said gruG prOyisiOn-dealer to
chap who was cycling his provender rather suspicious
IT, "what have you got to say of those sausagcs Do
ION knoio any thing bad Of them -" N-o-o-o' re-
Piled The scrutDizer obviously; g. don't kaOT moth
ing agn them sassiugers; hant said nothing gin
en- ! only know this--tbat where them sassingers
are plenty yoV don't see no dogs
We cannot say how many houses have been built
b. another Of present Aldermen out OF their
professional otter gains during the last two or three
years bur this we do say with conGdence-that
cecng these gentlemen is not the way to reduce our
City Expenditures and that those who love High Taxes
and IN empty Treasury will hit the mark exactly by
voting for Sturevant Wesley Smith, Brislcy Ring 4
Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-07

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ACADIA Ia t. sua,a aAi sWiuAis hai lhufa 10 nn heart
n q, aud -. .,.i ,,ups ot 70 Tho Negroes have too
h..s te.a ,hs ,ieilms vt Democratic bfennj cal out
,..e md g., know hot Van Huron Democracy ia oil
sham that - means la'alse Gown 10 our lo'rl anl
raurie ou OIL below IA
Nj, lber Vas rcrlocti, right Ia not taking the al.
,iccota Van iurcn la poltios even when IT, object
Was "a get HIN 10 vote tho Abolition Ticket lie Ano"
ncrr was more cat than meal In HAT advice ani he
Treated Il accordingly. Knowing tie family better
than We did, he lid not come so near as we did to
being taken Ia by tler AntiS slavery professions ia
1913 Mr. liver had evidently cut his oye teeth and
was not to be- dcluded by Ariul Dodgers. And be- as
The Prince intmates, ia pretty fair sample otthe
Negro Race Afer such an evidence Of their shrewd
ness. who can resist their claim to be placed on an
equality with other men in regard to the Right Of
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