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FOE POOR AND LABoRING MEN,
CMALL BUILDING LOTS of 10 feet or more In
~ various parts Of TIE City, and Georgetown. at
low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYD 90
BUILDING STONE
For SALE deliverable at the Canal, or wbsryes in
Washington, Georgetown. or Alexandria
LLOYD & co.
For sale, large and handsome CARRIAGE aud
HAhNESS LLOYD co,
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"GD.ie Ned had no hair on the top OF his head,

'CDcie Ned had no hair on the top OF his head,
In the place where the hair ought to grow.
But he lived previous to the discovery of Lyons eel
orated hathairon, which not only preserves and
beauties, but restores the hair to any period of
life. Only those who will not try it, are troubled
with badness, dsndruff, or harsh and unpleasant
hair.
From the Home Journal, NJ
mo article ever acquired so rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation LYoN's KArHAIRoN. To
those who have used 1t (snd who has mott the rea.
son is obvious, as its invigoratng and Identifying
enects and agreeable Perfume. stamp it an indispen.
sable article Of the toilet
sold at the cid price Of Is CENTS in largo bottles,
by all dealers, everywhere.
DE- BARNES. Proprietor. le1 Broadway, NY.
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~ Attention. Pioneers.-A meeting
lkS of the members Of the Washington Pioneer
Club is requested at Temperance aall, on L, betw.
9th and 10Th streets, on SATURDAY EVENING, at
~ o'clock Business Of Importance will be brought
before the meeting CHAS. LYMAN.
~ 2S-2tA SenrAtsry.
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SELLING OF AT COST.
GUNNER SILKS, Bereges. Lawns
~ Gjnghans, Light CaIicces
Boz nets, Bonnet Ribbons
And various other styles of summer goods, all of
which will be closed out at cost aud in some ca
less than cost
Customers will do wen to give me a call.
VIM. r. RILEY,
Corner Sth street, OPP. Centee Market.
iy 28-1m -
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CABBoNATED MEAD a soma WATER

q
NE only piaHe to obtain MEAD and CODA Wa
4 LEN very highly charged with Csrbonic Acd
Gas, is at Wk b. BUTTS Drug srore. corner l2,n
street and Pc avenue.
Inc subscriber wonid iRvite all who are fond n
cooling and refreshing drinks, combined With deis-
c1ous flavor, TO try the articles made st his esfsh
nsnnene. " al-2s
MATHEMATlCAL DRAWING INSTRuhHNTs
4Nl from Paris, IN case Of various sizes and AZ.
scriptions, bought Ia person from the makers bv
the Undersigned, and for gale at unusually low,
ces, from 81 Is upwards This day onensd n,
NAV -s-u FRkNCk TAYLOR
a ad5 miniature Shakespeare, in GK
Ten Nights in Tap 10 m by t S Artbu,
,fe end Works OF Burns 4 vols
Select W ritings Of Robt Chambers. vols
German Literature
Stories of the Irish Peassptry
French Revolutions 6 vols
sonry and AnttMasonry, by A Creigh
Isies OF oi1 Times, translated from the German
ohambers Papers for the People, 8 vols
Chambers hiscelauo 10 vols
The New YORK Quarterly Review for Univ
TAYLOR MAURY,s
bookstore, near 9th ST
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II AW BOOKS

II AW BUCKS
L. A coed collection OF standard Law BOOKS lor
sale 10 every aase at the low price, ct vhh the
sems csu q bought in Boston, New York, or poii-
adelphia. FRANSk EAhLoh-
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Dedication CT Sc e N w O q d
lI3 Cemetery."-The public are respectfully
invited to attend the Dedication Of GenioCod Cine
terry on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August lst, st )
O'Clock precisely There Ill be appropriate services
by the Clergy Of the city, and every arrangement
made to make he occasion what II should be.
Prayer by the Rev. II. L. D.sHIEL.
Address by the Rev. DR. BUTLER.
Poem by the Rev. Mr.. SUNDERLAND.
Chss. Calvert, Abusr Mellen,
Gsorge Parker, William Banks,
VIM. Z. Todd, Joseph B. Ciosa,
Jas. c. MCGUIRE, William Phelps,
VIM. A Bradley, VIM. s. Pumph' eys,
Chas. s Wallach, Randolph Evans.
N. B." Gienwocd Cemetery lies north CT tire
Capitol. Distance ore mile snd q half; formerly
the estate of Jubius J. Boyle, Egg.
Should the weather prove unfavorshe, the deii
cation will be postponed until the rext fsir day.
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HS- EAsrMAys HEADACHE RsNK1T has never JET
failed to sick headache. Call for proof Of THU
at GILMAN's Drug Store
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-28

u The Franklin Marine and Fire Insu.
rance Company, of Saratoga, N. Y, has failed
Liabilities, 100000,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-28

LUMBER! LUMBERIt

hs SUBSCRIBERS have commenced the lupb.r
I business It 14th street bridge, on ths Csn.I
where they intend to keep on hand A g.nsrsl -.
softment q LUABER, which they viii san az re,, .
tonaple Prices Tor cash or to punctual custemsrs.
.nsy nave row on hand good assortment OF ST.
soned White Pine and other Lumber
" I~Nm CRIPPS q WALLER
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OsT-This morning., 8 ToRTE HoNNAIE,
i a containing 5ue hill from John srsssord, jr,
f.r ssoa. A note OF James Nscs.e, fer $500, Il 90
days AFTER date. has about thirty days 20 run-snd
some snail change. All persons are hereby for
warned % pu:cha e either ssid note or due bill
:; -, CHAS. ". DAVIS.
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PLEASURE TRIP TO
PlNEY POINT PAVILION.

On sAIUhUAf, JULY ISih, at 81 p m.
x.k-A Thu Swift Steamer GEO WAsU
fz:islzzzkssezsINGT0S viii leave Washington fer
the above place at 81, and Alexandra at AZ o'cIk
p. -
Passage round trip So Single passage to o, from
Piney Point 81 so. '-'A'
Meals furnished on the boat. Breakfast or suopcr
o. n Dinner So cents. Ice Cream, Watermeions
&c, ct fair prices.
&9- The Steamer will leave thu Pavilion st a
m on MONDAY WeTning, arriving in Washington ct
Inc above trip Will give two nights and one day
for the salt water bathing, and without much To-
of bus ress hours TO the passengers
Running time Of the boat down seven hours-ra
turning six hours.
81 The boat will make an extra trim 10 p,;-.
Lookout. Tickets SO cents each.
Point Lookout is 20 mics from Piney Point
jy 26-3ts JoR CoRSoy Cart.;,
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EATHER BELTS Cor ladies and ehil.
dren, foS sale st LamNCHE e'' h -
~ 2s-St
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LfOR sALE-A pair of Bay HORSES we'll broke
Il to Harness fnq"ire Of s. FLYNN, next doc
TO Star of1,s. jy 28-3ts
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MONEY TO LOAN.-Any person having a good
INl Piano, TOR which he Or she has immecis ts
use at present. can obtain loan Of $50 upon it, as
fecurity from the advertiser, who will take good
care of 1t. Addrss IT. Y - at this Office stating
where the Instrument can be seen
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nR- DIELMAN'S NEW MAsS.-This beautiful
- and easv Mass, for three vices, just published
and Dedicated to the Rev. Jno MOI loskey has been
received at the Music Depot Of
jy 2S-ti HILBUS A. IIITZ
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A LOT Of Old MEWHRAPKRs FOR SALE A.
"A ZRLS oEECK NAV 90
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4 N INVOICE of Harrison's celebrated Co
II lumbisn Perfumery just opened at
JSO. z. ELLIS'S,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
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4 NEW LOT OF FINE ENGSAvINGs Just re-
II ceived ct JSO. Y. ELLISS,
Pa. avenue, between h ard 10th streets.
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DURsE DoST.-0n Saturday evening. 10 First
IL Ward Market House, was lost PCRSE CON
taiuipg $50 in god 81 Corporation OF 6corgrtovs
note, and 81 In silver. IL was the savings Of one
earned by hard labor, and sctuaiiy her ell. Tbs
oeer spp-Als Ia the finder by s mott that should
suitsbly rewarded Nv 26-3ts
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II The Lussrne (Pa.) Union thu, notices
cur paper

cur paper
Among the most rscy, interesting original,
and. vithaI, authentic papers on our exchange
list, is the Washington Evening Star, By Wal
Iaeh add Hope. II any person desires pa
uer from the seat Of Government, that will
kesp them correctly posted mp in all that is
poing on In Washington, We ADVICE them to
lake the Daily Star, ut IS 50 per annun.
CAsap enough"
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o. AT a meetfnX OF the COn&rc.
l3 CATION Ct Grsc- hurcb, leland, the follow
ing resolutions we're unanimously passed:
Resolred, That a reward Of twenty-five dollars he
paid for the arrest and Tcti Of any person
persons who have been directly or indirectly ocn-
csrned in the breaking OF the windows Of the Grace
Church, lizard, over one hundred penes Of gisss
having been destr "yat
Resolved, That Messrs. W. 3. Robert Is, VIM Bur
roushs, and George Hsnning be appointed Com.
mite to carry out .:.e above provision.
jy A-engt+
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e~ BOAT EsACE.-Thcse vino intend TO
lES take part in Poat Rae. for a grsnd silver
pitcher, ere requested t. meet at u. VESTS Tavern
aaar tn. Natl nal Theatre, TOMORROW (Fridsy)
EVENING, at o'ciccs, for the purross of ma. ing
the Necessary arrangements iy 21-2.s
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T 0ST-A large CONCHILIA PIN ne ar the Rirk-
Il wood Honse, er On 18th street. It's restoration
will be rewarded by applying ct the Star oftics.
IL 2S-3t&
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These are exciting times, and would like
| to see the result of the experiment now being
made BY those in power. Everything is tend
| ing to promote the views of our Government
| in purchasing, and l think they will succeed
| in doing so on their own terms''
The Bayly Investigating Committee We
hear that Mr. Benjamin E. Green has been ex-
amined at length before this committee, and
that the amount of his testimony is that he
knows nothing, of his own knowledge, Of the
truth Of his allegations against Mr. Bayly, Of
| Virginia. 1t is said further, that he has named
Mr.. Henry A. Wise as having given him some
information, In conversation, on which be
based the first portion Of his 60 formally drawn
| allegation. 1t is also said around the House
Hall. that he asked to be permitted to file Mr.
B.'s MeIican-indemnity payment speeches il
the Hall, as part OF his testimony, but that the
committee destined to accede to that request
the idea that there is anything in them going
to show corruption on the part of their author
being the merest hallucination imaginable.
Lighthouse Keepers Appointed.-At Skill
agslee Rock, Michigan, Ambrose Davenport
/ ~ WV Pc <Aieo, JOuu davenport
assistant keeper of the same light, at $3.50 pc,
annum.
Bots Blanc, Michigan, Mr.. Charles O'Mal.
ley, at $500 per annum.
At Little Gull Island, N. Y, Joshua B. Ed
wards, assistant keeper, a. $500 per annum.
At the Three Beacon Lights at Holmes:
Hole harbor, Mass, NJ. P. Baitler, at $500 pc,
| snnum.
An Assistant Naval Engineer Resigned.
Hiram Haines, Sd Assistant Engineer, U. S. N,
has resigned.
Official Bonds not to be Surrendered The
bonds Of disbursing officers or agents are filed
in obedience to law in the Office Of the proper
Comptroller of the Treasury.
In recent case the suretiss made applica-
ton for the surrender Of the official bond, alter
| all the accounts Of their principal had been
satisfactorily closed. 1t was held that the Law
required bonds to be on fle, and that there
was no authority to Withdraw them except for
purposes Of suit-no power having been given
BY statute to apy officer 70 surrender them in
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The Emperor arrived at Boulogne on th
1lth. Ihore was no public reception. On a,
rival he reviewed the troops, and issued th
following
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The foreign mails by the steamship Africa
have reached this city. We have Liverpool
papers of the 18th :nst., and London papers of
the 14th. We resume our summary of the
news by this steamer.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-12-07
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de- Marine Trmpie' We
decrdrc dc jean BaptiStc TEMptjEl.

Succession de Marine Trmpic' We
dtcrdrc dc jean BaptiStc TEMpiEl.
En- vertu dun ordre de vente a moi adresst
| par Honorable la Cour du CiEquIeuie District
Judi 'iaire de i'Etat de ia Louisiana dams ct
pour Ia Parorsse Assumption Ell date du 4
Decembre 1854, J~FotIrral en vente Puo'i4l'
sur es lsux q euvtron tn mile au dtesus uu
! village &c Na)use1uyItie sur la ave 4auche
| ia ra>ou Latourche lie meicreul 10 JAnYt"r
| 1855 a dix heures du ulatln les pr0prl les CT
| apres d6crltes appartenant q Ia suaNlte sue
ceesaou savef
10 Une habltasion &tah!je en ~sucrorie situee
EN- cptip 1aroIs=e sur Ia rive gaucHe ia b'Epu
Latuurche 4 envIron ut lnI;ie ct deInl au des
sns dn village tie Aapoieuhvl,ie lIe>utanj D
| arpeuts de face au dit Bayou sur uue pro,UA.
! ieur dc qnaIante arpeuts 1t "a double cones.
sion y appalteLant b0fnee eH hat par Ia 'er-
re de Ursm ct Elul Melaagon ct III BITS par IA
terie de Florentin 7empIet avec tories les Ia
| tisses ct ameliorstions qul sly trouvent.
20 Victofin negre homme age denviGon
20 ans.
Sine Pierre negre homme age deGyifou u
ans.
4ms lIyppolyte II, gre homme age denvl-
ron Is ans ~rstrople dune jamie.
SINE Celestln negre age d'eDvlron 26 ans.
Cine Frapeoiss n~egresse agee d'enVlfoll 60
ans.
7ms Thalie n6grssse agee denviron 45
ans.
Sme MARITIME ntgresse agee d'euviron 80
ans ct SEES deux enfant Adam age de 5 ans ct
Victorlne agree d'environ I'm an ct demi.
9me Manette negresse agee d'snviron 26 ans
ct sestteuA enianl- annette agee denvlron .
ANS ct Feilcie age d'environ IN All ct deml,
lone SIX mulets, a chevauS, 8 sGuis de
TIRE Z vacilas ct ieurs veaux, une vaccine ct !
lot de cochons.
lime Une charette ct un lot de charrues /
lot de iarnpes de ~sucrerie, ecumoire, cuilleres
couteaux d cannes etc.
l2me Les meubies do meaaga, la batterie
le curs,,it. n fash, une Inol.tre Ell argent, u
ne pendule &c.
rermes ct Conditions.-La terre e. 'es e
claves payables en- guatre termcs egaux an
en- -"aI- 1886, iii quart eli Mdto 1887,
an quart Ell Mars 1868 t, lie dernitr quart Ell
.iars 1859 Lie moblller pour tolltes somneS
du dessous lie dix pIastres payabies la mtHIt
en- Mars 1855 ct pour toutes onmes al des-
sus pa yabie Ia moltie en- mars 1885 ct i'anfft:
moltie en- mars 1856, les ac1u,feurs ionrnls-
,.,nt BONES ct soIvabies cautious / Ia satistac-
tion de administrator de Ia aIte succession
avec hypotheque peciale sur ia terfre ct les
~esclayes ct tuutes sumI,es non payees aux e.
eli ances poFteront int rel d ralson lie hut
pour cent Fan ~l1squ'au Placement final.
Paroisse Assumption lie 9 Decembre 1874
A. F. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-12-07
ANWON CI.ksS.
SUCCESSION SALE
Succession Of Marine Melancon
deceased widow Of jean Bap,iste
TEMPIET.

By virtue Of and in obedience to an orde
of sale to me directed by the honorable thu
9th Judicial District Court of the State o.
louisiana in and for the Parish of Assunr,
ton dated December 4th 1854. | will otlet
at public auction on the premises about one
mile & half above Napoleovilie OF, the
lsfth Bank Of Bayou Lafoarche on Wednesday
the 10th day of January 1855 at 10 O'Clock A
M. the following described property belonging
to said succession to wit:
10 A sugar Plantation situated in this Pa
rish on the letth bank Of Bayou Lafo.rche at
about ore mile and a haf above the
village Of Napoleenvilla measuring five ar
penis front on said bayou on d depth of forty
arpents together with the double concession
bounded above by lands Of Ufsin aud E,ol lie
ianeon and below by ands Of FloreDtin lem
plet together with all the buildln = and imp j.
cement thereon.
I'd Victorin a negro man aged about 80 yrs.
3D. Pierre y negro man aged about2 n years
I'd Hyppolite a negro man aged about 26
years crippled in one leg
Sd. Celestln a negio mai. aged abont 90 yrs
Cd FRANCHISE q negro woman aged about
90 years.
I'd Thalie q negro womantsged about Is yrs.
Sd MARITIME a negro woman aged about 80
years and her two children Adam aged about
D years and Victorine aged about one year & a
half. s
9ih Manette . negro woman aged about 90
years aud her two children Annette aged
- L A+ E# u -@
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-12-07

lui iai,e. Qai siendrai, dire Que Ia hau.
te banqne est Solvent m ceupe.gorge
comnetirait |" plus insigne calomnle.
ST les tfets ha,,-sent ct baissent /, 81 r..
valear %a,ignentent ct sc de 'eriorent &c
fax ct relax eat p.odnit par IN mon.
sement n%aturrl, atmotspherilne en- rap
port avec Iinhuence de III iuae, ct Ie
grand Arago est conpable de ne dome,
nucune theorie scientifique sur Get i'm
poriant phenomena. II rssulte seule.
ment de ceci unc verite peeuniaire que
je mai w ecrite. MULE part...
Laquelle I
lie debiteur est plus. fort que le
creancier.
oh |! dit Blondet, moi ie vols dams
&C que Nous ayons dit la paraphase dun
mot.-de Montesqieu dams Iequel il a
concentre rEsprit des Lois.
-Quoi /? dill Finot.
LES lois sont des toiles d'araignee
I ,ravers lesquelles passent leo crosses
mouehes ct on restent les petites.
-Oa veax-l done en- vcnir /! Git
Finot i BiondcI.
An gouvernement absoIu, 10 seul
cd lee enterprises de sesprit coI,ire Ia
loi Puissent atle rcprimees Oui Tarbi-
,rairs ssuss leg peoples en- vensnt 40
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-12-07
.UBi.lC > Me,
tmccrsxioa IEvrris.e Fornts,

LIE Semedi % Derembre 1854 d 10
heu'es du maiin, j~'otirirai en- ventr po1b''-
que sur leg lienx 4 environ SIX mile az!
drssou< du village de NipnIeonVi''r sur Ia
.;yc gaucha du bayou LafDu;chr les proprl-
5t6s { ,aprts dtcri'es appaftenant a Nine
Evurlste Eorass.
Joe nGgre age dc Il aos,
70 Maurice Negro age de 81 aus. maia-
dit IT vpnd.. sans garantIn eScepl@ dn 'i'rr'
30 Marie griHonne agte dc IS ans.
40. Virginie ntsresse agec dc 40 ans.
Avec SEES ,rois e%ntants Henry aye dc =
ans. Pauline agee de SIX ans, ct Bob,a
e de 3 ans
so 4 y~'lrvaux ct mulets, outils aratolres
ct Pa|anq neut.
g.. Un moulin d sucre ainsi que l'appaN
~eII. W eguipage Sc composant De 4 chat
dieres &c.
Inmfs T. t'oud'1ons.
La somrna de cent piastres compliant
payable ie FOUR dP ia. vrnte sur chacrIl
drs ner.es Joe ct Marie ct Ia balance pa
,;.hte en- tr)is teImcs eganx ccleant dan"
+, mni~ de- Mars des aunGes 1870, 1856.
ct 1857.
III sonrnp De cinqnanle piastres om,1tant
payable !r ;uur dc la veute sur lie heSf'
Maurice ct a b,iance payable en-
iroi. trrHcs tganx. tci.t1nt daus les no'a
de Slar~ DIS anates 800, 1856 ct = >
ia o0,ns de- d"us cents pt,st'es comp
tai payable ie I"nr DE- Ia gente sur Ia
ntgresse Virgin" ct la balance payable"
en- tr"is tprnl-s Gganx hcheant dam les
mois de AiarS des anntes 1885, 1856 ct
$50.
lie mrbt'l9G yorr tol'fs sot1mcs &c dix
r!tstrr, ct "a dpssnl< De dix plastres pa
yahie compliant It pourstGUtHs sotntnes all
de dix pias'res pay"hfes IA tho'''e
fiars $3.50 ct | autle mo'tiG en- NaF$
1856.
Les acau6reurs EDurnissaut lrurs billet
endosse. a Ia satisfaction dc la weave Il
Forals ct payables su bureau Gu
Recorder de cette Paroisse ct portant in
te,Gl i raison de HUT pour cent pa "'t
a partir des echeances Jusln'a fiua' PATE
Pc. Assumption - Nove'nhre 1854
4. +. HICKMAN Eneant'u
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-12-07

ayout D years AID r'eAcic aged about ole yrs.
g. 4 half
10th Six mules four horses 3 oxen, 2 cow
and calves, l COW one lot hogs.
nth one cart and one lot Pioughs. one lot
sugar house lamps, swimmers, laddies & cans
knives &c.
l2th The household Furniture kitchen nten-
sis. one silver watch ard one clock.
Terms Il Condltio1s.-rhe landed property
and slaves, payable in iour equal instalmelts
enc fourth i'll March 1856, one fourth III March
1857, one totrth iuNiarch 1853 &the remaining
fourth III Marchl859 anu the movable property
all SUNS under ten dollars payable III March
1853 and all SUES over ten dollars one nall IL
March 1856. Purchasers to furnish good an d
solvent security 70 tie satisfaction OF the ad
mia stra OF said silt ccssion with s,eclAs
mortgage on the landed property aud slaves
and all sums not ponclnaily pad at maturity
to bear interest at the rate Of eight per cent
per annun until paid.
Parish OF Assumption Dec 9th 1854.
AT. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-12-07

Tn DE m, ami. sans lie psc,dnnymr
do "Dsmocrai", nous 6crit de Pain
eoanyillc une lcttre qni rcnfsrme ce,te
question ;
would like to know # yoG ii Mr.
John St,dciI i the body Of tn" demo-
cratic party or one n il ~rn-'nb'ss. ard
also wbet er the Courier i. he organ
Or one Of he organs OF tn democracy. :
Notre ami en- nous interpellaat ma
sans donte pas youln nous METRE dat>
un grand embarras. Sa cur'o~ite s"F
notre opinion concernant Fhon. John
SlideIl est une preuye que notre sena-
teur MI Congress n'est pas lie corps
Democoati ,ue. Cette opinion nous Ia
lui Demons volontiers tout entiere. No.
tire premier choix parmi les ]dtmocrates
Ne .omberait pas sur l'hon. john SlidelI,
parse que aoas ne croyens pas quil soit
le democratic lie plus reel|ement popns
laire de Ia Louisiana. mails 81 un caurn-
d6moerutilue lie choississait, nous lie SOU
tiendrions de tonte notre force Ct DE-
tous nos vGux pour qn'ii representa-
aussi bien que par lie passe la Louisia"
Az Congress.
QUAINT d la partie de l'interpellatio,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-12-07

q" s'ocenpe h, aucoup daf,ires
g~as,ronomlqes depnis qneigue temps
dams It monde hm,n. ier. De wastes
entire prises iniustttelles &c fonde.t SUI,
Ia cuisine pubiique la speculation mel
Ia main aux ca%ssetoiies ct s'cmpare d.
tourne broshe. Iidte nouvelle CON-
siste / r5soIntiouner l'ancien restaurant
q installer sur divers taux lie diners a
prix fxe, Ell snpprimant Immense com
plication de Ia carte chargae d.une
multitude de NETS. On remplace cette
va.iete in6nie par ~ simple mena
compose de cinq OIL six p!ats que ton,
les dineurs du jour doivent manger mi
iorInt ment. Ce menu est affiche d la
porte du restaurant. CONNIE les pieces
da spectacle le sonl a la porte du thea.
ire On arriyera p~elt-etre d pnbIier
lie programme DIES diners CONNIE celia
dea spectaeles dams les unnnc de.
IaarIlaus. Ll.amate4.r Sc decldera pour
les pats w. hi p%lalront lie plus,
i..abottion de Ia ca,ta .olnmineuse,
ct le aea,l sllnpiifls doHneui IN avanta-
g. reel al ~rertausani, mi nest pas o.
biigr a DIES provisions con.ide rabies eli
4 teniT prets uue grande quanlita do
rnets, qui solvent ne Sc consommen,
pas. L'artieie des dtgsts disparais il