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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26

ionrn'ssen's, ic vo,sI lie rtpetc. ia vo;..,
Ienrs notes crosses grosslr encore w.
n CertaIuc "rrcuT "cV
GA lit dams lie Tins du 4t;,,,
On nous prize de dGclnrcr d'un,
Mere formcIle. que les princes do l., n.
son dc Bourbon mont aucun orrasc ,,N
credits dams 1t prcsSe hancaisn on A.,
Ia p'essc d" tout antrc pays. ct one h.,
opinions 4n'oo lcur II anmhutrs dan. l.,
questions lmportartrs Qui s%.api,cnt ,n
Europe, sont anssl rpu fndtcs que H.,
espfrnncessqn'on icur II p,ttdcs."
" oici dcs fats uouvcaux oui con,,.
cent @!'activc impu|,ion donntc aux ira
dams nos ports ct a~rscnaux.
lndrpcndammcnt dos t~ravaux dc COM.
trnction dn vaiss"an ie I1isiH, oni son,
ponssts avcc Ia plus grandc acti,ite. on
arm" il Chcrbomg II htgatc I',4iccac,
dc 81 cnnons. Ct In corvette +, nLo.
che. .sn-.
lnc dtpfchc de NJ. le mini,tre de- J.,
marine, arrlyGc dan, In soirtc d., %
il JooIon. present. lnrmcmcu,
'lnrnedItt d IN noupcnu Nnl>scnu. It, ,1Ig,
ct De tontes les htgate, a ,spcur
lni >ont dams Ie port.
Iops les oneriers ~ct1atpentinrs ont "ti
'ciiIro DIES na,lrrs cn construction pour
es iaErc TRAVELLER Il ccux qni doi,ent
- rn Dyt,h. b., ,rnes, -, ,, .,,, .= T.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26
FIR

On cert de Paris, . j%an,icr, a l.,
latioa dc ~ljruxe!Ics
Jamais Ic Dcnx.Dfccmbrc n'avait
don:i6 nnc prentc plus drIatanlc d.,
spIcndile mfpris qn'il profasse poar les
assemblies sol-disant dtIibarautCs que
ccllo qri resort de- s., dernierc convo-
cation dn scnat ct dn corps legislatif.
Qnoi Forage gronde. la gicrre est
immincnte. dcs prtparatifs immcntes SC
font, dies credits tnorincs sont onvcrts
tous les %ionrs, dcs achals ont lieu, des
marches sont passes; &C scrait lc cas- on
ianais de consuEtcr les grands corps de
i'iltat, dc Feclamer lcnr concours. d'as-
setnblcr cilin les represrntants. tells qnels
dn pays H.. Allons done, vons plaisan-
tez On cnnvolue ces messicnrs, qni
desrnient letre dele, pour. lie 81 re,
vRiER ponrquoi pasa paqnes ? lis sc
reuniront lorsqne tontes les measures,
borncs Oh malsaises seront prises; lors-
qn'ils n'auront plus rien a die nj a f,i-
re; Je me trompe. lorsquils n'auront
plus QUA enregistrer les solontGs dumai-
ire. Duel role, jnste cicl Et dire quill
y a des creatures qui eonsentent a le
loner ! Celia ne les empache pas d'etrc.
les nps, les tlus du suffrage universal, les
les illustrations sa pays! Qpellcs
illustrations ct qnels eIns.
En- attendant, les Tlilcrics ne %sayent
Oh ~tronver de I'argrnt; les ~banqniers
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26

Puts, ltfleellissant que lui ct sa talIpe
abscns. Ia f6tc avorterait sans donie.
fiute dun hommc ct dune 1eur d cou-
ronner.
lI6las dit.il, tous ces braves gems
sefont aussi mallicnrcux que moi, cur lis
ne vc'font pas cette gfandc ~solennite i
laqielle is sont convies, on du moins, lis
la ycfront incomplete.
- Que yonlez-vous dire z
JIG seux dire que jamais, dit Corr
nflins en- SO rejstant II fond De Ia vol.
tnfc, excepte par gael u'nn que q con
nais, In tulipe noire nc seta tronvee.
Alors, monsieur, dit l'oficier, &C
qnelqn'un que yous c~onnaissez Ia tron-
wee; car &C que tout Harlem contemple
en- &c moment, cost h leur que vous re-
gariez CONNIE introu able.
La tuIipe noire s'ecria van Taer-
lie en- ~letant la moitie dc son corps par
In portiere. Oh celia 7 OH celia
La.bas, sur le lroDe, voycz vons?
Je vols !
Allons, monsieur. dit l'oficier.
malntenant IL f,nt pattir.
Oh. par pitie, par grace, monsieur.
dit van Baeric. oh . ne N emmonez pas,
lalssez-fnoi regafder encore i. Comment.
&c que le vols Ia-bas, est la tuIipc noire.
bien nolrc J. cst.cc possible I oil !. mon.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26

Malgre 10 peu dempfesseincnt qn'a-
wait mis- son compagnona lui repondre
lorsquil ravait interroge sur son pros
pre- sort, II 50 hasarda i pintorroger une
dcrniere fois sur tout CO rem,le-nenacc.
gu'au premier ahord il deynit ct pouyaii
croire lui stre totalement stranger.
Qu'est~ce que celia, 10 vous prize,
monsieur 10 lieutenant !! demnpda-t-il i
I'officier charge dc l'oscortcr.
CONNIE yous pouvez lie yoir. mon
sieur, rfpliqua celui-ci, c'est une fetc.
- All !! c'cst uie fete / dit Cornelius
d. &c ton lugubrement Indifferent dun
hommo d aui MULE joie dc &c monde
n'apparticnt plus depuis long temps.
Puts, apfes IN ~instalit de silence ct
CONNIE Ia voiture await roule quuIaucs
pas:
49, I4a fete paironale do Harlem ? de.
ma,ida-t.il, chr e vols bisn DIES fleurs.
- C,'est en- effet uiic fate Oh les fleurs
~joueni Ie principal l6le, monsieur.
= Oh, les doux parfams ! oh, les
bellies conleurs s'6crin Cornelius.
-Arratez, que monsieur volt, dill avec
III do ces movements do douce pitie
qu'on ne trouve que chez les miIilaires,
l'oiiienr III soldat charge du role dc
position.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26

ArFAIRE PANpELLT.-lcttc tIj>tc n
E,irG Sc trouvc ENCORE dcvnnt l., justice.
L'incidcnt q1i Sc prGsente Hnjonrd'hoI
nest du qua I'obstinat!on dan I''6 qnl
soul contre tous les autres Jngrs, nc von-
lot pas accordcr dcs dommlgos al plai-
gnant pandci|y.
lie jngement rcndu est a pcu pres
celui.ci !:
"Lejury Sc declare c" favour du de-
b" mandenr sans dommngcs."
A~njoard'hni lie ddlendcur d qni it
ttait rtclamd DIES donmnEes) pretend
n%'ayoir pas d payer les frais du process ct
SONNET Ia decision dc ccttc question IA la
Conr Spprdmo.
&c d&fandcm await rnbIjG un pam
phlct OH il rnngeait Ia iunjIIc PaudcI)y
parmi les families de race Alicainr.-
lie jury a declare bIancs (ons les mem
brcs de ccttc fnmiIIc, tn declarant qu'il
sc prononcnit en- iavcur dn plaintiff.
AnIourd'hni lie d6fendcnr. parce quill
ma pas etc condamne i de justes dom
images, dcmandc que les frais du process
soicnt pages par celni quill Il perstcut6.
C'cst, ors croyons, %vouIoir rcnver-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26
DOCTEUR D. MENG.
habltation dc JEAN Drcas. mn
mile. aa-dessns de P~aincourt.
ASSUMPTION.

que on 4 voice il Rosa. Oh! mousieur.
competence voas hicn &c quo sc'est an
soIr tron't Ia tnIipc noirc, dc Favor M
Ut l@nstalit, d'avoir reconnu an,eIIe t,,;t
paflaite, que cctait il Ia Iois I'M clief.
d "'u'rc dc Ia nature, ct de In perdre. de-
IA perdre d tout %iatnnis. Oh !. II fant ouc
Je sorIe monsieur, il faut que %i'ailIe yo;r.
Gus me tuarez 1pres ii sons yoralcz. nr,;s
Je Ia verrai, JIG Ia scrrai.
Ialsez.vons, malhenrenx. 81 re,
trcz vito dans votrc carrosse, chr vo;.;
pescorte dc Son Altessc Ia .titlouder
q'l croise Ia sotrc, ct 81 ic prince remar.
quait an scandalc, entenaait IN h,n;,
&c serait fat de yons ct de moi. 49,
Van Baerle. encore plus eiIrave po,,r
son compagnon our pour lni-msmr. 81
rejeta dams lie carrossc, mais II m nnf =
teiir une demi- minute. ct les yinet nra.
'mers cavaliers etaient d pcine pas.es
quiz &c 'emit d Ia portiere, en- pesticu.
liant ct en- suppliant ie stathouder iuslc
au moment on celui-ci passait.f
Guillanme, impossible 81 simple com.
me d'ordinaire, Sc rendait i In nlace
pour accomplir son deyoir de PRESIDENT.
II await i Ia main son r~ou1ean de yslin.
qni etait, dams cette %ionrnee dc fet.. A.
scnu sou baton dc committeeman.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26
ANNONCES.


A E6curie du WASHINGTON HOTEL.
lundi deruier. II de ce mos:
Tn chevaI tlauc de race amtricainr, If nm
cheval bale, de race creole sans autreS lngy-
ques particuli6res.
Ces chevauX ont Solvent fit le trajnt de-
DoualdsonylIle ct de lhibodeaux 4 Nam
leonviIle.
Toute personne qui les fera retrouver au
so'Isslgne recevfa ule rfcon!pcllse liberale =
II BH>s,t. i',crr,.
LIN "Alincrve ct lie "VigiIaut" sont pricy oe
reproduIre Get avis. F@aas
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26
contre uui Sc formulate cette inculpation

contre qui Sc formnlait cette inculpatiol
si nette Y fat soumise.
Et tont d'abord lie service de s0rctc
In %reconnnt pour Gtre unc file Helene
S..., d'originc gcrmaniqnc, signalee
me une volcusc il la tire dune gran,
dc habileti, inculpee dun vol important
commits lannGc dcrnierc i l'exposition
d~'horliculture dos Champs-EIysecs, ct
pui a tte surprise en- lagrant Debt a i'cx-
position dc Londrcs, par les agc"s en-,
voyds par Ia prefecture dc police dc
Paris pour y survcii!cr les industri"l-
~francais Oh strangers connns dele. He
lcuc S ;. continual d Sc renfcrmcr dams
IN systemic absoln dc d6n6gations, mais
on Iui rappela qn'clIe await @" pour
complice sa smar, plas Jeune qn'tiic ct
presqne aussi rnnar4nablemcnt jolie.
!" Commc Oh dega,t penscr que c'etait
~celle-ci pent,atre qni await jout lie role
dc Ia domestiqnc ct await recn Ia bourse,
on fit DIES rcchcrchcs pour decouvrir
,eur domieilc, qu'Helone %refnsait dim
diqncr. Ce domcilc etait TN hotel de
9a rue Ues IOsses-H iitHitFiFt on s}
rcndit sans pcrdrc de temps, It Ton y
surprit la smur All moment Oh ellie allalt
monter dans un %fiacre, OH dfja ellie await
place une partic de son baggage.
IT Une perquisition fate dams les NAL
les ct les paqnets disposes pour etrc por-
tes an chemin dc fer y fit dtcouvrir unc
quantite dc montres dor ct d'argcnt, dc
bijoux, dc porte-monnaie, Ia bourse vo-
lee ii la dame Re-, $50 paires dc ganls,
etc. Mnis, de tous les objets sajsis par
Ia police, lie plus curicux, sans aucnn
doute. est TN manuscrit en- fofme DIAL
bum. relic aycc soin, ct contenant une
notice sur des cavaliers, au nombre de
l43, aycc %lesqucIs Helene Sc serait trou-
wee en relations.
.t" Dams &C catalogue, qui rappclls &C.
iui dc don Juan, lignrent dcs officers
superieurs strangers, des Anglais, des
Italiens, denx Rasses ct %lusqu'a IN
Turc. Chagne notice est completee
par denx dates, gtntralemcnt asscz
rapprochtcs. II paraftrait qu'Helene
aurait Gu dun officer stranger un en-
FAINT elcve dams un Iycee dc Paris, ct
que &c scrait pour lie ,oir qn'elIc a,rait
fait le voyage. Les dcux snnrs ont etc
tnsoyees au depot de la prefecture ct
'nlses i Ia disposition de Ia Justice"
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26

ExpLosIoy.-L.ns dcrniGres ]nouvcIles
de Saint-Lonjs ]annonccut I'exp'osIon
des bouilloirrs du Kht Kearncy. Plus
de yjngG morts ct dc qIatrc-yiogt h'es-
s6s sont les victina> De Get accident
On accuse d'Gtre II cause de &C trls'c
tvcncment, par negligence ct ttm@rit@'
les propriGtaires ct les officers de &C
bntcin.
Nous vcrTons hicn qreI scra Ic result
tat de I'cuqn6tc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26
WAS STOLEN

On monday night 2lst Of february from the
stable OF WASHINGTON HOrEL one whlte
horse, about n'ne years old, this Sprln9 newly
shod before about fifteen hands, high III
me order, passes well under the sadie ana
works well to tile buggy and cart. lave us d
MN tor The last two years rs a saddee horse e
mas no brands perce1valble his main ineipn is
10 curl and belose observation you may pet.
calve a snip OH the nose. | will give twenty
dollars for the delivery of said horse ii tan.
out OF the parish and ten dollars if found ana
delivered to me inthe parish, this horse was
a lit'le..iams IN the right foot, aud also blv
horse.
70 GEORGE AMENT
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26
GEORGE AMENT.

Fiat de Ia Louisiana. = Corr dn Gin
quie e District NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sc assumption.
Attendn que Edesie DaigIe a ]presentt
"he pe'l'ion a la Cour, pour obtenir des Let
,tS administration a Ia succession de fru
Jean Alleman, son mari, DECIDE intast,t
Avis est par lie present donne i tot1s ceux
que celia peut concerner. d'ayoir i dadni,.
sous dix lours, les raisons pour lasu,allrs i II
Sefalt pas fat droit d la dile petition. fH
Far orJre d. i, 0 uh
Assumption, lie 81 fasricr 1854. 81
DESIRE IEBI..RNC,, j
q Gftnirr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26
CiiARIVAKI.

V ndreli d~cruier, Ia our dc justice
du iuge Amadto Mornl 6tsit cnvahic
par IN ponbre considerable d'aCCutGs,
d'accusatcnrs ct dc cnrtcux.
Qucllc ttait Ia cause de ccttc grandc
animation ? Unc epine dans n lane
de micl.
Tn de pos estimablcs concitoycns sc.
TAFT fait prcudrc dams les hIets dane All
mah|e ycnve de notre voisinage.-Lcs
FLEETS des ewes dit-on, sont o jonrs ten
dus, il est rare que les ~lenncs hommcs ny
soient pas attrapds quand lis sen appro-
chcnt. Or, uotre heros sen ttait beau
coup approch5 ct CONNIE il nc v~oulait
| pas fairc exception il h 'eglc generate,
il await dcmand6 Ia main &c IL belle
weave ct on In lIi await promise.
Vie les anis du france organiscnt I'm
chariyari ct par une belle soirtc, is SC
rendent anx alentours du lieu qni rtu-
%nissait Ie couple amourcnx, ct la lis
extcutrnt IN concert monstrncuX, mn
siqIc voca'c avsc accompagncmcnt dc
b1ugots, ehaudrons, clochcs, tambours,
etc.
lie Ganct cut bienj8t asscz de cettc
sertnade ct Tn consequence sc rcndlt an-
pres des huiu1rtscurs ponr les cng"gor
a reitrpr dams sa demeurc. On rentra,
on but. tout lie mond. Sc declara salts
f1it.
Notrc amourenx pcn.ait avoir pave
tout lie tribut quill dcvait. Iltlas il
men eiait iicn ponrtant.
lie surIendemain dc ses uoccs, iendi
d%ernier, vingt-cinq jonrs apres' lie pre-
mier chariyari, unc nouvellc compagnic
s'etait lornee ct await trouble durant
une tongue soirec Ia Iunc de micl dcs
nouveau-maries.
Ccttc fois notrc Mourerist crnt que
l'on faisait abus dc la mnsiqnc d son in
t%enti,n. It fit lie lendemain un atlilavil
dams Icquel il accusait scs Prosecutors
dc t-olb'cr Ia pix pnbligue en- general
Ell son rcpos eoujngal en- particnlicr.
C'c.t Ia &C qui t%tsnIte de l'expo,ition
des fats devmt lie Jug Morcl.
Nj. Maurin, pour Ie demandcur, a fait
ave- energic ct talent tout ce
uui pouyait r~esulter dc facheux ct pour
e public ct pour son client, 81 on nc re-
de parcels actes. NJ. Gentile,
pour Ie dsfendcnr, a parle avee non
noins de verve ct d'entrainement que
on ad,crsairc, de Ia faculte que posse
denx, lrois, qnatre on yingt cito-
,ens, Dc SC reunir sur M lieu public
,our y chnnter dc grands airs. II s'cst
'alu dc mile autres exccllentcs raj !,
ons.
Nonobstant cette liable argumenta- (
ion, le juge Morel, par respect pour la :
oi ct l'ordre public d'abord, puts pcut- !
ire %ensuite IN peu par galanterie pour ,
o. sauvcs dc nos contrees, ii condanne j
- delinauants aux frais da process ct i
,nrnir un cantionncment dc duux cents
qni garantira le nouyeau couple
e tout trouble posttricnr. 0
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26

sienr, lavez vous vuc9 Gle dot ayoir des
taehes, elic doit etre imparflite, ellie est
peti-etrc teinte en- noir settlement. oh ,
s. etais Ii. le %sanrais bicn IL dire, moi.
monsieur; Ialssez.moi d~c*cendre. ~Iaisscz
mo Ia .yoir de pres. G yons pric.
Etes-sous lou, monsieur, Ie ruis.
JIG?
Je 0 Il On supple.
Mas sons oublicz que yous 6tes
prisonnier
JIG snis prisonnicr, il est vrai. mais
Ie suis TN hommc ~d'honneur. ct sur mon
l%onncur, monsieur, je ne me ~sauyerai
pas,Je nc tehterai pas de fur; laissez.
settlement rcgarder la fur!
Mais mes ordrcs, monsieur
lei Fofficier fit IN nouyeau mouyemon,
pour ordonncr au soldat de sc remet,re
route.
Cornelius larrata encore.
oh. soyez patient, soyez genereux.
loute ma vie rcpose sur IN movement
dc votre pitie. Helas /. ma vie. monsieur.
clio nc scra probablcment pas Tongue
All yons nc sayez nae
monsieur, &C que e SQUIRE : vous nc 81.
vez pas, monsieur, tout &C qni SO combat
dams ma afc ct duns mon cmur: c;,r cn.
fin, continna Cornelius avcc dssesno;r
Il c'etalt mi tuljpe d moi. j ~e.ptait eell,,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26

" St-.Aichel, pour attcindre an bat dn-
(" tilitt rnbligue quill sc propose, nexc'-
!" terra jamais les passions
Nous disons In bicnvenue Il notrc
nonyeau %confrerc ct faisons mile bons
souhaits pour son sncces.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26

0G- Nous prions Honorable hchille
Richard, represeutant Dc l'Asccnsion a
Ia Legislature dc Get Fiat, d'agreer nos
remercienents pour les precieux docu-
ments quill nous a fait p%arvenir.
OF Nous son'mes fgaIement bien
oblige aa stnateur Douglass du Con-
gresl pour les attentions, tons les lours
Tenouvelees, don't nous somlncs I'obiel
de sa part.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26

Merci aix officers du Mary Foley, du
G. D. Jr ct du Fanny 'Sparhowk, pour
les journaux 1u'ils nous ont fait tcnir
toute la semaine dcrnierc.
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In Politics, il will advocate the Rights OF
Man, and the Equality Of Rights, and oppose
whatever violates or tends TO violate them,
whether this be Involuntary Personal Servi,
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BUCHANAN ON GRAPE CULTURE

hNDLoN1WoKTH ON THE STRAWBERRY.
TNHIS day published, the Fifth Edition. Revised
One volume 12mo, cloth, SO cents
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which have come directly under their own obserya
non for long series of years OF former edition
OF buchanan On the Grape" subjoin few
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
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