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MILLINERY GOODS, &c.

NJ RS. KENNEDY has returned from the
A'A North with carefully selected assortment
ofM ILLIN e RY. also, CLoAKsEya
AND TRIMMINGs, FRENcH WoRK, Of ereryesS3e'
description. HAIR BRAIDs, FINE FURs and w.
many articles too numerous to mention.
CO. She will be- found opposite the Wood
ward House.
Staunton, Oct. 10, 1853.
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REMOVAL.

nR. JOHNSON (pentist) has removed his
~ Office to Burwell's corner building, immedi
ately opposite the Spectator Office, where he may
be found at all times, when not out professionally.
Staunton, Sep. Is, 1852.
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NEW FALL CLOTHING.

TIME undersigned are now receiving their fnL III
l. AND WHITE Srocx of READf-MADL
CLOTHING, which has been manufactured
Nv them At their Factory, at Newark, n. with
Great care. A tedious explanation is deemed un'
Necessary. Having sold "our" Of winter goods
the last season, we are now prepared to shew an
entire new stock. Merchants, we think, would
" KEEN, CHILES s BALDWIN.
No. lO2, Main Street, Richmond.
Richmond, Sept 7, lo53.-4m.
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JUST RECEIVED,

YTlIE latest style Of Jewelry-call and see the
IL finestassortment OF Bracelets, Lockets, Breast
Pins, Finger Rings, and Ear Rings and other ar
ticles nice for presents. ID. ). BEAR.
Staunton, June %, 1858.
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ovster Saloon and Eating House.

OYSTER Saloon and Eating House
TIME subscribers will open by the 10th of DC
Il tober, in the building opposite the virginia fghnp
Hotel, an Oyster Saloon and Eating House Ihey
will furnish eatables of all kinds, including Oys-
ters Turtle Soup, Crabbs, Tomato Soup, Lob
sters. &c., &C., to families or individuals Zen
tlemen and ladies from the country are respectful
" invited to call and obtain their dinner, winch
will be served in superior style at moderate prices
The past experience of the acting partner Is a
guarantee that satisfaction will be given to the
public. J JUM D W; sMJTH
C,.rnton Oct :. lS53.-tf.
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Rcatly-,natle Clothing.
JOHN G. KYLE & BRO.

HAVE large aud desirable assortment of all
M kinds of Ready. Made Clothing, which they
are prepared to dispose Of on the most accommo-
dating terms. Persons in want Of cheap and fash
ioaable Clothing are requested to give them call.
Stanton, Nov. 9, 1858.
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TYLER s. DAVIS,

TYLER s. DAVIS,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
SCOTTSVILLE, V.4.,
DETURN thanks to their friends for the pa
h tronage with which they have heretofore
favored them, and beg leave to remind them that
they still keep constantly on hand large and
well selected stock of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
suited to their trade, and solicit the continuance
of former patronage, assuring them that all Goods
and Produce entrusted to their care will be for
warded with all possible dispatch
Scottsville, April Is, l853.-tf.
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ALIEN. GARRETT & co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocers and Commission Merchants

No 40 .Nan St. Richmond, Tnginia,
KEEP constantly on hand large and well Sc
m lected stock OF Groceries. Prompt attention
given to sales Of all kinds Of country produce,
Live stock, sc.
Nov. IL, 1852.
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New Books
AT 8. II, COLEMAN'S.

New Books
AT s. Il. COLEMAN'S.
,DISHOP Buffers Works, compile;
Id Eastman's Aboriginal Portfolia;
Lieber on Civil Liberty and Self Government /;
Salad for the Solitary;
Romance of Abelard and Heloise;
Tanelewood Tales, by Hawthorne;
Mr.. Frank, or the Underground Mail Agent;
The Useful and the Beautiful;
A Stray Yankee in Texas.
Staunton, Oct. 10, 1858.
BASKETS AND TUBS,
rVyREYS, Measures, Wooden Bowls, Flour
L Buckets, Water Bottles, at
HARPER s. BRO.
S,aunton, Nov. 9, 1858.
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DIR. BARRIERS DIAPENT.

THIS valuable medicine is composed principally of
herbs, by whose stimulating and penetrating proper
ties it is when applied, instantaneousy dused through
the whole system; allayng the most intense pain in
few minutes. You have only to try it, when you will
be convinced that preparation ever offered to the pub
c for the relief of the afflicted, possesses in so high
degree its perfect anodyne qualities. Its action in all
cases psompt, powerful and effective, without in the
least endangering the system.
1t penetrates the flesh the bone reaxes the con-
tracted muscular powers restoring free to the joints
and limbs, which have been by years of afHicon, rem.
dered almost entirely useless tis therefore, hailed
by the suffering the greatest blessing of the age and
no one would allow hmsct be without this sover
eign balm after he had witnessed its magic influence
over disease and its potency in relieving pain however
severe The perfect consciousness OF its unquesonable
efficacy by actual experiment. makes bold in assert
ing its ranscendant virtues By referring to the numer
Gus certificates in this book, which given vounta
rily and cheerlly from Of gratitude and JUSTICE
by persons of the first responsibility, and their state
ments admit of no doubt you will find it has no equal in
the whole world for speedy, certain, and lasting cure
of Rheumatism. II will also Neuralgia, Pains in
the Side and Back, Cramps, Swellings, Numbness,
Weakness of Joints, Spine, &c.
Manufactured only by DIR. Geo. Barber 4 Co.,
M1DpLEDURG VA, to whom must be addressed all com
muncatons soliciting agencies. For sale by THoS P.
ESKRIDGE, Druggist Staunton, Va.
Stanton. April 20, 1S53.-ly.
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IL. G.. & w. I'D. TOMPkINS,
General Commission Merchants,
FOR THE SALE OF
1lour, Tobacco. Wheat, Corn PrOducegenerall,

No. I54, Gary StTee1, HVHHoHu' u.
WIN. ID. TONiPKINS, late of Scottsville,
w hopes his mountain friends, will send their
produce to the above concern, where every effort
will be used to obtain the highest price to rem
der quick sales, as well as prompt returns
Richmond, March 2, l853.--ly.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHING HOUSE IN SFAUNT0N
-SSISS~
GOODMAN & CO.,

A DJOINING Messrs Bare s. S'errett, Virgin
IA ia Hotel building, respectfully inform their
customers and the public generally that they have
lust returned from the North, and art now In rec
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-07

John II. McCUE.
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ture de son bras. Ses clefs etaient pas
sees aux mains dun de ses Wallets surnu-
meraires, ct derrierc &c valet, qui await
introduit lie greffier, Rosa, la belle Fri
some, s'etait venue placer a l'encoi
gnure de la porte, un mouchoir sur sa
bouche pour etouffer ses soupirs ct ses
sanglots.
Cornelius ecouta la sentence avec un
yisage plus etonne que triste.
LA sentence lue, lie greffier lui de-
manda sill await quelque chose d re-
pondre.
- Ma fol, non, repondit,il. J'avoue
settlement qu'entre toutes les causes de
mort qu'un homme de precaution peut
prevoir pour les parer, je n'eusse jamais
soupconne cellc-Ia.
Sur laquelle reponse lie greffier salua
Cornelius van BaerIe avec toute Ia con-
sideration que ces sortes de fonctionnai-
res accordent aux grands criminels de
tout genre.
Ekcomme il allait sortir,
A propos, monsieur le grefier, dit
Cornelius, pour quel jour est la chose,
sill yous plaft
= Mais pour aujonrd hui, repondit lie
greffier, un peu gene par Ie sangfroid du
Tn saug!ot eclata dcrrierc Ia psr!c. !
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mais il est ainsi de sa nature, il est ainsi
pour tous, ct ce Fest pas yous particu-
Increment quill brusque. ~ 3
- II est puni, chere Rosa, plus que
puni meme par l'accideht qui lui est ar>
i've, ct je lui pardonne. .@@
- Merci dit Rosa. Et maintenant,
dites, puis -je, moi, mon tour, quelque
chose pour vous.
- Vous pouvez secher vos beaux
yeux, chere enfant, repondit Cornelius
avec son doux sourire. ~ ts ~
- Mais pour vous... pour vons...
Celui qui ma plus a vivrc qu'une
heure est un grand sybarite sill d besoin
de queIque chose, chere Rosa.
&c ministre qu'on yous await Of.
fert
- -J'ai adore Dieu toute ma vie, r
sa. Je Pai adore dams ses oeuvres, beni
dans sa volonte. Dieu ne peut rien avoir
contre moi. Je ne vous demanderai done
pas un ministre. La derniere pensee
qui m'occupe, Rosa, Sc rapporte la
glorification de Dieu. Aidez-moi, ma
chere, je vous en- prie, dams laccom-
plissement de cette derniere pensee.
- All ! monsieur Cornelius, parlez +!
Parlez F! s'ecria la jeune filie. inondse de
larmes. 3.
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nellus reconnut lie visage sillonne de
pleurs ct les grands yeux bleus tout no.
yes de la belle Rosa.
La jeune file s'avanca vers Corne-
llus en- appuyant ses deux bras sur sa
poitrine 5risee.
- Oh !! monsieur monsieur / dit
ellie.
Et ellie n'acheva point.
= Ma belle enfant, repliqua Corne-
lsus emu, que desirez-yous de moi Je
mai pas grand pouvoir desormais sur ia
terre, je vons en- ayertis.
- Monsieur, je yiens reclamer de
vons une grace, dit Rosa tendant ses
mains moitie yers ConeIius, Motto yers
lie cieI.
- Ne pleurez pas ainsi Rosa, dit le
prlsonnier; Car yos larmes m'attendris-
sent bien plus que ma mort prochaine,
ct, vous le sayez, plus lie prisonnier est
innocent, plus il doit mourir avec caIme
ct meme avec joie, puisqu'il meurt mar
tyr. Voyons, ne pleurez plus, ct dites>
moi votre desir, ma belle Rosa.
La jeune file Sc laissa glisser ge-
noux.
- Pardonnez a mon pere, dit-elIe.
- A votre pere fit Cornelius tout
etonDe.
- Oui, il etc 81 dor D our yous
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Cornelius Sc pencha pour voir q vi
await pousse ce sangIot, mais Rosa await
devine le movement ct s'etait reietee
en- arriere.
- Et, ajouta Cornelius, a quelIe heu-
,, re l'execution
- Monsieur. pourmidi.
= Diable, +! fit Cornelius, j'ai entendu
ce me semble, sonner dix heures il Y a
au moins vingt minutes. Je mai pas de
temps perdre.
- Pour vous reconciier avec Dieu,
oui, monsieur, fit lie greffier en- saluant
Jusqn'a terre, ct yous pouyez demander
tel ministre quill vous pIaira.
En- disant ces mots, il sortit d recu-
Ions, ct lie geoIier remplacant I'allait
suiyre en- refermant la porte de Corne-
Illus, quand un bras blanc ct qui trem-
blais s'interposa entire Get homme ct la
lourde porte.
Cornelius ne Wit que lie casque dor
aux oreillettes de dentellcs, coiffure des
bellies Frisonnes il n'entendit qu'un
murmure a Poreille du guichetier; mais|
celui-ci remit ses lourdes clefs dams In
main blanche qa'on uitendait, ct, des-
cendant queIques marches, il ssassit au
milieu de l'escalier. garde ainsi en- 1aut
par lui, en- bas par lie CHEN.
lie casque dor fit velle-face. ct Cor
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JUE1 DE- PciTGE

DE La P.4ROISSE ABSORPTION
Session extraordinaire,-l8 Juliet 1853.
Membres presents:
A NJ. Foley, president, r. G. Martin.
J. 3. l.. Dugas, Alex. CuilIot.
Jean AIIeman, Narcisse Guedrv.
-. Hlmei, Hubert Arseneau,
). MeanGon, Alfred Tgte.
Lecture est faite dune Ieitre de M.
Snperviel|e. 6diteur da .spionnicr'' ct
Sur motion de NJ. Tete,
Resolu que la somme de tros cents
piastrcs $1,000 est ct demeurc alo,.ee
a NJ. T.. Super,ieIIe, imprimeur de pa
rois>e, pour tontes les impressions ne
cessaircs du Juri de Police, compris
les avis objections, d'Etat ct de parois-
Sc, pour I'aunee commencant lie JUN
1853 ct finissant lie 6 Juin 1854.
Lecture est faite dan acte de la Le-
gisIature de Get Etat, intitult: acte pour
donner jurldiction aux Juris de Police
sur tous les chemins. Ie,ecs ct autrcs
lravaux publics, ct
Sur motion de M. Martin,
Resolu qu'un colnits de trois membres
soft nomme pour rediger des ordonnan>
ces relativement aux chemins ct leyees
de cette paroisse, lequel comite devra
faire son rapport a la proehaine session
du Juri.
LIE president nomme de ce conite
Messieurs r. e. Martin, j. B. L. Du-
5as ct A. Tete.
Lecture est faite dun rapport du CO.
mite nomme par lie juri de police sa
lerniere seance, dams le but d'obtcnir
outes les informations possibIes pour la
dune prison pour cette pa
oisse, lequel comite etc decharge,
t
Sur motion de NJ. Martin.
Resolu que trois commissaires soient
ommes afin de s'cntendre avec quelque
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POLICE JURY
or THE parish or .4SSUNP-
TTON.

7ION. ..
Extra session-JuIy 18th 1853.
Members present
a. Nj. Foley, president, R.C. Martin
}. B, l.. Dugas, Alex. GuiIlot,
Jean A!Icman, Narcissc G,,cdrv
ID. HlsneI, Hubert Arseneau
>. heIanGon, Alfred TGte.
A letter of Mr. SuperyieI'c, edito,
OF The 'pioneer," is read, and
On motion Of H,.r Tate,
Resolved that the sum of three hum
dred dollars [S30O] be and the same is
hereby allowed to NJ. Z. SupervielIe,
parish printer for all the necessary prin.
tlng o! the Police Jury, including mott
ces of State and parish elections, for
the year: commencing june sixth 1853,
and finishing june sixth 1854.
An act Of the Legislature of this Sta.
te' entitled ''an act to give jurisdiction
TO Police Juries, o5er all roads and le-
wees and other public works, and
On motion of M. Martin.
Resolved that a committee of three
members be appointed to draw up
ordinances relative TO the roads and
levees of this parish and to report at the
next ,,t, session ofthe Police Jury.
The president appointed on said com.
miatee Mssrs r. C. Martin, J. B.L.
Dugas and A. Tete.
A report of the committee appointed at
Inc last meeting Of the Police Jury, for
Inc purpose of obtaining all possible in
formation respecting the building of a |
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vices, tells que Iogement, la pension, Ic:
soIns de sd derniere maIadie, cnterre-
ment, ETC., ne peuyent TOUGHER cctte
pension,
II est r6soIu que cctte sommc de cin-
qnante pias'res sera pay6e a Madame
vaIery Prtjean, chez laquelIe Madame
ii'mei est morte ct a v6cu depuis plus
de deux ans Ia charge de la dite veuvc
prtjean.
Kesolu dc Plus que lie trtsorier dc la
parolsse paiera cettc dite sornme a Ia
dl'e veuvc Pr6jean, sur son mandat aus
stlot qu'elle jui en- fera la demandc.
Sur motion de NJ. Himel,
ResoIu que le sheriff de cette paroisse
est ct demeure autorise laire faire dcs
Dancs pour E'usage de Ia Maison de
Cour, ct dc tirer sur lie tresorier de la
pa ro'Sse, pour le Placement.
lie Juri prcnd en- consideration ct ap>
pronVe les complies suiyants
A Morel, S32 81
r.. M. Martinez, 3 SO
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eT A Ia requatc de tous ses amis, NJ .
DESIRE LEBLANC a CONSENT a sc
porter CONNIE candidat a la place de
Grctiicr de la Cour du Cinqcieme Dis
trict, pour la paroisse Assumption.
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Monsieur rEditeuy,

EenllIez annoncer dams votre journal
que M. JOHN t. AYRAUD, ,ituIaire
actue', est candidat aux prochaines elec.
tions pour la place de Recorder de la
paroisse Ascension. II sera soutenu psr
SES NOMBREUX ANlIS
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Nous annonccns que le Juge J. N.
CARRlGAN, Snrintrndant actueI des
iscoles PnbIiqucs DE- !,,at, est candi-
dal pour la meme place la prochaine
Election, suiet a Ia decisioh de la con-
vcntion democratiqne.
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yH9usieur EEddeur,

' Vcni|lez announcer que M. A. w.
LOURDAN c<i c;tndidat la place de
R"prrs"ntnat an Congress pour lie 2me
District Congressional de Get Etat, su-
Yet i Ia decision de Ia Convention Demo-
t'atiYne. ,a,.aa..
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r Nous sommes antori.e annoncer
que NJ. CHARLES Il. GRENEAUX est
candidat democratic a Ia place de Ire
.orier d. Etat, snjct la decision de la
Convention Democratique.
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ANDRE LEBLANC,
Monsaeur rEdlteatr.

seuliez announcer que cedant aux
solicitations dun grand nombre d'amis.
Nj. NILEOR LEBLANC consent;
Sc laisser porter candidat a Ia place
de Recorder de la parosse Assumption.
a la prochainc election.
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NO IS.
prison for this parish, was read, and said
committe discharged, and
On motion of NJ Martin

On motion of NJ. Martin,
Resolved that three co,nmi ssioners be
appointed for the purpose contracting
with some contractor for the building of
Il prison for this parish, which commits
tee Is authorised to advertise in the fol-
lowing newspapers: The Pioneer ofAs-
SUMPTION, the VigiIant of fDonaldsonville
and the Minerva of Thibodeaux, for
proposaIs, a plan and specifications.
The president appointed as commits
sloners Mssrs w. w. Pngh, A. +. Hick>
man, +. e. Lorct, J. B. l.. Dugas and
N. Guedry.
On motion Of M. Dugas,
Resolved that the parish taxes Of this
parish for the year eighteen hundred &
llfty three, be and they arc hereby fixed
at seven cents on the hundred dollars
on all taxable property and two thirds of
the State tax on trades and professions.
A petition of the inhabitants of the
first and second districts of this parish,
is read, and praying that they be per-
mItted to allow their hogs 10 rove and,
On motion of nj. AlIeman, y.
Resolved that the prayer contained
in said petition be and the same is here
by granted, provided that said hogs do
not come within forty arpents of the
Bayou Lafourche; provided further that
This ordinance shall take effect six
non!s after its passage. '". -aa"
On motion of M. AIleman.
Resolved that the sum of fifty dollars
year, is hereby appropriated for the
'elief of widow Andre Acosta, and that
he t1easureri is hereby authorised to pay
aid sum quarterly, on the warrant Of
aid widow Andre Acosta. =
On motion Of NJ. Aleman,
Resolved that the sum of fifty dollars
year is hereby appropriated. for the
eIief of widow Domingo Cavallcro, and
hat the parish treasurer is hereby ,u-
horised to pay said sum quarterly OH
he warrant of widow Domingo CavaI-
ero-
NJ. E. 0. Melanqon offers Msrs Drau>
in Himel and Jean Alleman fos his Sc,
nrlties, as depo,itary of the Pubics
chool fund, who were accepted by the
oIice Jury. ;, .a.-1 ..s
On motion Of NJ. Tetc, -.
Resolved that M. Z. o. Melaneon,
laIl receive two hundred dollars year
compensation for his services as de-
'sitary of the publics schools fund.
The president appointed Msrs BazIe
oudreau, +. Fraytet and z. Giroir,
rectors of; the Public School Of the
leenth district of this parish, on bayou
Ours, and N. VaIery Leblanc, direc-
r of the Public School ofthe first dis
ct of this parish.
On motion ofM. Tete,
Resolved that the sum. of ten dollars
hereby appropriated for the purchase
a second book for the office Of the
corder of this parish.
On motion Of M. Arseneau,
Whereas the Police Jury Of this pa
n at its last meeting, granted TO WI
W Charles Himel pension of fifty
llars for one year, payable quarterly
her own warrant, and whereas the
d widow Himel died without having
;eised any part thereof, and from the
'or Of the resolution granting said
nsion, no one even the person who
ended said widow Himel in her last
kness, can receive it, <
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AGENTS DU PIONNIER

AGENIS DU PtONNlER.
>-s. - lM. E. Eude, Passage
NLLE-ORLEANs de la Bourse, No So
encoignure Cont.
ASCENSION NM. Richard q Templet
R1vIERE-NEUvE. M. Firmin Duplessis.
IBERvGLLE NJ. ]. Breau.
ST-JAcoUEs :. I. M. Auguste TLeriot.
ST-JEAN BAPrIsrE, ,1 ra.,oraporro
ST CHARLES
PoNT-BREAux, At. Edmond Bulliard.
THIBoDAux ). M. Adolphe Blanchard.
HoUMA =. NJ. +. Gagne.
SrE-MARlE =. M. Etienne Penisson.
ABSORPTION G. Rodriguez, Cafe Sta7~
BELLE RIv1EEE NJ. Pierre Therot.
PAINcoURTvILLE, NJ G. ]. E. Gauthier,
u Dams les paroisses Oh nous n'avons pas
nomme d'agents, nous prions les Ma1tres de
poste de voulor Sc charger de l'agence de notre
teuille.
ANNONCES: Pour les insertions, annonces,
avis, etc, ctc, les conditions sont les suvante'
Par DIX L1GNEs, pour la ere insertion 81 90
Pour les insertions suivantes :::: 80
Tout abonne chi voudra suspendre son ahon-
devra prevenir, par ecrit, lEditeur,
qninze iours au moins, avant l'explraton dn tri-
mestre.
Op execute l'impriiaere du PIoNN1ER, et ce
AK prix les plus moderes, toutes especes d'ou-
wages typographiques, .(Jobs,) tells que, CAR
TEs, FAcTUREs, PAMPHLETS. BLANcs: ETC, Tc
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''' P'No"' t'oui ia N'iSti 'ILloIl u Hne
prison pour ccttc paroisse. le4nel conf
te est autorise doDner avis dams Ie
Plonnicr dc Presumption, le VigiIant
de Donald>onvil!e ct la Minerye de
lh'odeauS, gull est pr6t a recevoir
des propositions pour la construction de
III d'te prison. ainsi qu'un plan ct devils.
lie president nomme pour commissai-
res: w. William pugh, 4. Z. Hickman,
r. Z. Lorct, j. B.. l.. Dugas ct N. Cue
dry.
Sur motion de NJ. Dugas,
R5soIu que la take de, paroisse pour
cette paroi>sc pour I'annee mil huit cen,
cInqnantc'trols, sera de sept sous sur
chaque cent piastres de propri6tes taxa>
b!cs, ct dcs dcux tiers dc la take d'Etat
sur les m6ticrs ct professions.
Lecture est faie dune petition des
hahltants du premier ct du second dis
tr'cts de ce:c paroisse, dcmandant Ia
bandon dcs cochons. ct
Sur motion de NJ. Aileman.
Rfsolu que les habitants du premier
ct do second districts de cette parosse.
auront a Iavenir lie droit dc laisser cou,
rlr leufs cochons a Fabandon. pourvu
q"lls sc ticnncnt une distance dc qua
rante arpents du bayou Lafonrche: bien
entendn que cette ordonnance ne pren-
dra eflet que six mois apres sa passation.
Sur motion de Nj. Aleman.
Resolu que la somme de cinouante
plastres par an est ct demeure appro. 5
price pour venir au secours de veuye {
Andre Acosta, ct que lie tr6sorier de
parolsse est ct demeure autorise a lui
payer la dite somme par trimestre, sur 7
sou propre mandat. {
Sur motion de NJ. AIleman.
ResoIu que la sommc de cinquante
olastres par an est ct demeure appro~
price pour venlr au secours de vcuye
Domingo CavalIero, ct que Ie tresorier
le Parolsse est ct demeurc autoris6 a lui
'ayer la dte somme par trimestre. sur
on propre Inandat.
M. L. .. Melancon of1re pour ses
antions, CONNIE depo>itaie des fonds
les Eco'es pubIiqucs, NM. Drauzin Hi, .
oel ct Jean A|lcman, qui ont etc accep. n I,
is par lie Jnri. )
Sur motion de NJ Tatc, . .,
Resoln que Nj. f. 0. Melaucon. re- II
cvra denx cents piastres par an, CONNIE %
compensation pour ses services CONNIE
eposit;'iTc dcs Dnds dcs EcoIcs pubii- o'
,es.
lie president nomme NM. BaziIe 4,
ondreau, I. Fraytet ct z. Giroir, sur he
eillants de ftcole du qnnzieme district ~
e cette paroisse, an Bayou rOnrs, ct Il,
|. Valery Leblanc, snr,ciIIant de Pc 70
'le du premier district de cette pa III
,isse.
Sur motion dc NJ. T6te,
ResoIu que la somme de dix piastres ~
t ct demeurc appropriee pour I'achat ~ ~
un registre pour le bureau du recorder ~ ~
, cette paroisse. W
Sur motion dc NJ. Arseneau,
Attendu quele Juri de Police de Get me
paroisse, a, dams sa derniere session, or
corde madameve venve Charles Himel lie,
e pension de cihquante piastres pour ne
an, payable sur son mandat ct par
mestre, ct attendu que la dte dame mi
mel est morte sans avoir touche aucu- Du
partie de cette pension, ct que d'a- A
es la tenenr de la resolution qui la lui the
corde, ancunes personnes, memes the
lies qni lui ont rem du les derniers SER for
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-24
Monsieur EEditeur,

VeuiIlcz annonccr M. AUGUSTIN
DUPLAN1IER, de la paroisse Est
Baton Rouge, comme candidat a la place
d'Auditeur des Complies Publics, sujet a
Ia nomination de la Convention Demo-
cratique,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-24
M0nSlenr tEdite2tr.

VenilIez annonccr qu'aux elections dc
novembre proclaim je suis canddat a
la place dc Recorder de ccttc paroissc.
que 'occupe actueIIement.