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BURLlNGTOS, IOWA:
THURSDAY, q.
d Won ooLD rnAr sLrrrEas..

ss Won eoLD raAr aLlrrrss.~
rVpss asssning ths control II the Hawk
Eye the frat srticls that caught our eye in
anTexchangc paper, was the letter Of Mr..
Dallas and the comments Of tho editor Of the
Gazette. The proposition was for the forma-
ton Of great conservative party, to be call
ed thu. constitutional party, the object Of
which was to save the country and the Union.
With . high souled patriotism--we had 81
most said chivalry-ws were appealed to-
were asked to come forward and strike hands
with the editor OF the Gazette, in an effort
to save the country, the Union and our ven
cradle institutions from vandal hands. We
thought it prudent to wait, At that time, as
We wore strangers here, until better posted,
before accepting SO very taking an offer.
Judge Of our surprise, upon opening the
Gazette Of Tuesday, At finding long COM
munication purporting to rome from Fairfield,
backed up by q ssleadcr'' of some length in
the editorial column, counseling the defeat
Of elections for q. 8. Senators in Iowa and
Illinois, provided the Democracy should have
q majority in the Senate, Of one or both Of
these States, BY factious refusal to 60 in
to an election. Why, says the Gazette's
correspondent, if the Senate Of Illinois does
not refuse to elect, a ssFusionist" or ssKnow-
Nothing' will be elected in place Of the
ssPATRIorrc SHIELps,'
The sovereign people of these two States,
in their representative capacity, are not, and
must not be allowed to elect an sAmerican
citisen," in place Of Mr.. Shields, or Fi,z
Henry Warren or any body else, in place Of
Mr.. Dodge, unless the Gazette and ito cor
.espondcnt are willing. A Legislature fresh
frsm the people is not to be permitted, in the
form and manner prescribed, to hold an cleo
ton, because the result of that election might
not be agreeable to certain persons. In
short, it il proposition to defeat the will
OF the people A. expressed through the bal.
lot box, in 30 many words.
Trying, as we had been, to believe the Ga
settle sincere in its appeal to us to unite in
saving the country from anarchy and disu-
MON, our surprise was only equaled by our
regret at seeing this designating and fac
tious proposition, 80 conspicuously and clear
ly put forth in its columns. Instead of
broad patriotism looking to national veal,
We fndth narrow trickery Of partizan man.
agement. Instead of q digni6ed submission
to the peoples will, we find crafty advice as
to the means Of d. feating it. Instead of an
expansive love Of country, we find an insati-
able greed of Office, and determination to
retain place at the hazard If anarchy and
disorganisation. Instead of patriotic de-
votlon to measures, We have proposition to
stop the wheels of Government on mere
question OF men! We may we'll exclaim
go! most lame and impotent conclusion. -
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II Gen. Shields left Chicago for Washington
day before Yesterday. The Chicago Journal
waegishly states that this i understood to be
the last visit the distinguished gentleman
will make 70 the fsdasAl city IN -, oikeiAl e.
pacity.
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FOUND.

4 pocket book containing small amount of money
"a The owner can have it by calling at this Office and
paying for this advertisement. sE&
Nov.14.
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/ IFE Of Mary, Queen Of Scots, by H.adly,
IL Nov. Fl, 81. at CORSE'S.
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ca According to our last advices, the
panic was to some extent abating. In Ohio,
the Secretary of State advertises to take the
notes Of the suspended State Stock Banks on
Taxes and all other public dues, as the State
has ample security in Stocks deposited.
The following banks have suspended pay
ments since we published list:
City Bank Of Chicago;
Merchants & Mechanics Bank, Chicago;
Farmers Bank, Chicago;
Phoenix Bank, Chicago;
Union Bank, Chicago;
And as consequence, two Wild cat concerns
from Georgia, but owned in Chicago:
The Milledgeville Bank, Georgia;
The Cherokee Bank & Ins. Co., Georgia;
AMI the following Banks, located in other
parts Of the State of Illinois:
Belvidere Bank;
Bank of Rockford;
Bank of Naperville;
Bank of Ottawa;
Du Page County Bank;
Rock Island Bank;
Rock River Bank, Beloit, Wis.
These are mostly sma institutions, with
small. circulation, and no necessity exists for
very deep shave upon their paper.
The Brokers and Bankers of St. Louis have
published a card agreeing to receive the notes
of all the Illinois banks which have not sus-
pended, at their face, and expressing conf
dence in the soundness and ultimate safety
Of the Free Banks of that State.
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"a CMAN'S WH1MS; or, the Female Barometer,
w translated from the French Of X. B. Saintine;
Nov. 81, "a. a@8 .vgE NJ CURSES. a
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N. 1900
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1880
Total cash,

Securities in addition were also taken
enough to indemnify the State, and put into
the hands Of tho Sheriff. The balance Of the
assets, consisting Of notes discounted, deeds,
mortgages, time drafts, &C., &C., were retur-
ned to the safe and subjected to seizures I'M
der later processes from tho Court.-lC.cve-
land Plaindealer, 18th.
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ThE Elliott Family; or, the Trials Of New York
! Seams,rssscs, at (Nov q, $50 sCORsE'S.
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THE Youth of jefferson; or, Chronicle Of College
! Scrapcs at Williamsburg, Virginia, A. D. 1864.
Nov. q, "a. i at CORSE'S. n
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The Finale ~ The Canal Bank.
At II o'clock last night the burglar proof
safe, containing the assets Of the Bank, was
opened, the assignees surrendering the keys
under protest. The contents were taken out
and found to consist Of: 0-kA
Gold, I4IfY8p 300
Bills, l.5OO
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T OCKHARI'S Life of Napoleon Bonsparte,
IL Nov. FL, '54. g ~ at CORSE'S
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NRlMES Of the House Of Austria against Man
~ kind, proved by extracts from numerous histori.
ans; for sale at (Nov. 81, '54.) CORSE'S.
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4 SPLENDID assortment Of Ledgers, Day.
IA Books, journals and County Records; just
ceived at (Nov. FL, SD COkoE'S.
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THE Swiss Family, by Robinson, or adventures Of
j Father and Mother and four Sons in a desert is
land. at tNov. 81, '54) C0RSE'S.
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An unchanged UemOcrae,~ ENDORSED Dy
the editor, says in the last Gazette, it there
b one majority Of sstrue Democrats. !" in the
Senate Of Illinois, they will never allow q
ssFuoionist," or ssKnow Nothing to be elect
cd in place Of tho $ Patriotic Shields9'
Few parties Or politicians ever were kicked
ont Of power and Office, with : very high
opinion Of the intelligence and discernment
Of the people. It is very hard for men utter
y destitute Of principle and patriotism to
60 into deserved retirement, and compose
their limbs decently in political death. We
generally have rawlings, wailings and gnash-
ings Of teeth, because theirs is death which
never can know are surrection-theirs is re-
tirement without the smallest light Of merit
or desert. They might have our sympathies,
did they not excite our contempt and deris-
ION. We have the spectacle here presented
of party that has rung all the changes up
on ssPoPULAR SOVEREIGNTY" plotting to de-
feat the expressed will of the people, par
ty that boasted of the Nebraska bill as an act
RaSn6 W suO PcOPA0 sAo IASut W uASpOS0 VI
their own affairs in their own way, now will
ing to resort to revolution, rather than SUBJ
mission to that will as expressed through the
ballot box.
And this gentleman Of Fairfield would hav.
the sstrue Democracy" of the Illinois Senate
guilty of little short Of treason, rather thar
submit to the election of native born Ameri.
can citizen to the Senate Of the United State.
in place of the ssPatriotic Shields!" We be.
lieve there are just as good, just as wise ant
just a. patriotic citizens in Illinois as the Spa
triotic Shields!" but they, many of them, la
Dor under the disadvantage Of being born il
this country, which in the eye of the Gazette
and it's correspondent, may form Tar to pre-
fermcnt. We are among the number who be-
lieve that patriotism, virtue and talents vii
still be extant in the great State of Iilinoi
after the retirement Of Shields and Dougla
both. But rather than see the State left il
utter darkness we would, reluctantly, consen
to spare this unchanged" and ssunchangea
BILE Democrat from Fairfield.
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II EADLEY'S Lifc.f Josephine, at Elr
IL Nov. 81, "a. CORSE'S.
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rNiIE Metallic Wealth Of the United States described
i and compared with that Of other countries, by J.
b. Whitney,at (Nov. 81. '54.l CORoES.
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eRU5s aI9 Egecg5Dsg.

Commencement d IN acte de Ia Legislature
&c IEtat de la Louisiana, approuve le Is mar:
1881, iltItute "Un Acte cDncernaDt les Itcanco,
DIES cafes ct cabarets ct la yente DIES Iiolenr,
enmvrantes dams Get Etat.1 ct en- obeissance i
uiie ordonnance du Juri de Police de cette Pa
roisSe, passee coniorlnGment All dit acte, a sa
session du Is juliet 1851, Des elections seront
teiiues dams Ia paFoisse Assumption 10 LUNDI
&c Jour Gu mois d'Aout 1854, depuis'D heufes A
M, JuSqua i heures p. NJ. daus cllaque district
de c2tte Parols.e attn de prendre lie sens du pen
pie concerilant les licences des cafes ct caDa-
rets ct IL vente des Iiqueurs ennivrantes dams
cclte Paroisse.
Ii dist. Chez Jean Aleman on dams lie voisinagc:
contnISsalres, Nalery Leblanc. Octave
Wives ct Antoine MARTINEZ.
FL dist. Au cafe de Gabriel Rodriguez on dams
lie Solslnag e; coInlnissaireS, Yuma Wives,
Fa1cdur Melalcon ct A. Hernandez.
Sc dist. A Fhabitation de SEVERN Landry, pres
lGgiise paroIsslale, OIL dans le Vol sila-
ge; commsssaires, ursin M6lancon, Flo
rentin Michel ct SEVERN Landry,
lie dist. Chez DIarius AlbagIiac Oh dams lie VOL
ainage; conmissaires, Nulua Foise, Il.
L. Pugh ct VIM Marks.
BE Dist. Chez Drauzia llimeI GU dams lie yoisi-
mage: commissaires, L~oyinScy ilimei, in
Bite Eache ct Ferdinand L~asseignc.
Sc dist. Al cafe de Naxile Boudreau on dams
le voisinage; contnissaires, Ellie Landry,
MaNile Boudreau ct D. Dasbous.
?e dist. 4 Ehabitaiion De E. i. Mallhot on dans
lie voisinage; commissaires, J. B. Ii. Lall-
dry, Ed Delayigle ct .Au-aste Delaune.
Sc dist. L Ia Maison de Cour dc cette ParoIssc,
conInissaires, Edmond Maurih, 4. Cen
tile ct A. s. Wilson.
9e dist. Au billiard de C,'J. l.. Gauthier i Pain
conltvi!ie: conmlsSaircs, VIM Z. Mills,
Vcnant IIebert ct Constant L. Simoncau.
Zoe dist. Chez DutIossard Landry on dams lie
voisinage: commiSsaircs, Charles Tillac,
Emerand Landry ct leon Ganthreau.
lie dis. Chez Francois Mell6re, al Eraltd-Ba-
You; c"mtnissajreS, John NcCartneE Ga
ten Blanchard ct Marcelin 4. Leblanc.
lie dist. Chez LIlenne PtniSsou on dams lie vol
Silage: commissaire-, II. N. Ills; Cleo
ps!as PeIli<son ct ElicIi3e penisson fills.
I3e dist. Chez Anaclete Sinoneau az Pierre
Part, on dams ie yoisinage; c0llmi>saires
Naientln Btrilteau, Fa!couf 'Porchc q
.Anacjete Slnoneau.
lie DIST. Chez Dorcino ReUtrop. Il la Belle Ri
vierc, OF dams lie ~yGis;na se: conmlssaires
Leon leblanc, Charles eros ct Pierre
ILefiot.
Les commlssaires d tIection les diif1rents bu-
'eauH ci-des-us NOMINEES par &c juri dc lolice
!e III faFolsse assumption Sont requis dc tenir
Il dite Election Ell den faire les retours au She
ii saus>igBe. couforntraent a la loi.
i~;lr9lsse assumption, T. Ter Juliet 1851
4. T.. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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Dies biIletsI... Aft Bix;on. M; sifna

-Des billets!... dit Bixiou, qai sifla
son PORTER. car al besoin d'aigent, ct
je vous ferai soir a quot seryent les por,
tiers; yois croyez qu'ils scrvent a tirer lie
Gordon, lis servent d tircr d'embarras les
gems sans asen n moi. les ~artistes
qu'ils p%rcnnent sous leur protection.
Gazonal onvrit des yeux, dc maniere
a faire comprcndre e mot an cell de
bouf.
Tn homme entire dcux ages, moitie
grison, Motto gareon dc bureau, mais
plus huilcax ct plus huile, Ia cllcyeiure
grasse, rabdomen ~grassodillet, le tent
blizzard ct humble omm celui dune SUI
perienre de couvtnt, CHI u SC dc chaus-
sous de lisiere, yetu de dfap bleu ct dun
pantalon grisatre, Sc montra soudaiu.
-Qae soulez-vous, mousieur?.,. dit-iI
dun air qni tei,ait dn protecteur ct tu
subordonne tout ensemble.
Observation-Disclosures e nomme Rave
nouillet, dit Bixioa, qui Sc tourna sefs
Gazonal,-As-tu nlotre Garnet dechean-
ce?
R~avenouillet tirl de sa poche de cote
lie liyret lie plus gluant que jamais Gazo-
nal eft w.
inserts dcssus a trois mois ccs deux
biliets que tn vas me siguer.
Lit Blxiou prescnta deax cifets dc com
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Holder Ct vous etc reste avcc Me An
tania, yous avcz'des tics que d commits !.
.Allons, yons vont1z a.oir qnellue rarete
dsns lc grand genre, Carabine on Nous
q'ieton. Malaga ou Jenny Cadine.
-Malaga. Cairabine, c'est mons qni
les avons Eaites &C gu ellss sont.!... s'ecfia
Loon de L.ora.
-Jc vous Jurc, mn cherc Nine Noar-
rissoii, que Gus vuulions uniqnement
'avoir ic pl,isir de 'ffaire sotre ~eonnaissan-
&c el que nous soahaisons des re~nseigne
meats sur vos ~antsnedenfs, SAVIOR par
qne!le pcntc Gus ayeg glisse dams sotre
nstier, dit Bixiou.
-J'elais femme de coniiance chez IN
.marschal de Franco, le prince d'Ysem-
bourg, dit-elic en- prenant une pose de
Dorine. Tn matif. II vint une aes CONS
tesses les plus huppees de h cour impe-
rialc, ellie seat parler au marecl,al, ct Sc
cretcment. Moi, je me NETS ;ussit6t IN
mesure d~'dcouter. Ma femme fond en
'arnEes. ellie comic i &c benet de mare
chal 10 prince a. luxembourg, &c Condo
DC IN Kepublique, un ben6t que son
mari, qai servait en- Espagne, IA laissee
sans IN billet dc mile francs, que 81 ellie
n'en = pas IN gu dcuA i rinstant. ses en-
fauts cont sans pain, Gle ma plus i nan.
ger domain. Mon martchal, assez dom
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DON ANDRE SOLORZIIO,
COLLECTOR & AGENT,
AsanhunhpoaDhs laae

nant dams &c temps-la, tire deux bilIets
de- mile francs de son secretaire. Je re-
gafde cettc belle con t ssc dams I.escaiier
sans au'ellc pit me toir, ellie riait dun
commencement i pen natcfnel que je me
giisse jussue sous lie peristyle, ct 10 hi en-
tends dire tout bias a son cllasscur .ehcz
Leroy J'y conrs. Ma mere De camille
entire CHI 2 &C famaux m%archand, rue Ri
scaelict, yous savez... Ellie Sc commando
It pave nne robe dc gninz c Its francs.
o. soidait alors uae lobe en- III conman-
daut. lie surlenuemain, ellie pouyait pa
raitre d un bal d'atnbassadenr, harnachee
CONNIE une femme dot Iatre pour plaire
Il la fois d tout le monde ct 4 quelqu'nn.
De &C jour.la, je me suis dit al IN
dat! quand e ne serai plus jeune, je
preterai sur lcurs nippes aux grahdes da-
mes, car Ia passion ne calcule pas ct pa
yc asepgIem Mt 81 c'est des %snjets dc
viuieviiie que Gus therchez. e vsus en-
vendfai...
Ellie paftit sur cetlc TRADE Oh chacune
des phases de sd vie antelienre await de-
teint, en- ~laissant Gazonal autant epou-
yante de cette confidence que par cinq
dents james q%u'eile await montrees en-
essayant de sourire.
Et gu alIoas-noas fare! demanda Ga
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MOULIN a MAls PATENTE,,
AOGTELLE INVENTION.

Cos mouths sont propres a c~grainer lie lilaIs,
i Il rronlcr seul on ensemble avec le cotton
ct II paille.
Parle moyen De ces %rnonlins IN p%!anteur tire
rn bGnttice dun tiers sur son niaTs. Ces moI-
lits rencontrcnt un tcoulement Fapidc dams
tont Get Etat, ainsl que dans les %contrees on lis
ont etc iltrodults.
lly Ell a ua Ell ops ration dams cette P%aroisse,
sur Fha bitation de NJ. w. A. SIMS, OIL tous les
plsnteurs ct proprttaires de &tock sont invites
L a|ier le weir.
a vendre par le sous, igaa GU; est lie seui pro-
prietairc de ia Pateaie pour les Paroisses As
cersion ct Assumption.
s ~adfesscr au sous@igne a Napolaouyi lie.
C.E. CAMPBELIi
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ellie etait elese dn Conservative; lie pee
liSait TIN Journal, ct madame. Rayenouil-
let tcnait d Ia main des leltrcs a monter
pour les locataires.
-Merci; monsieur Bixious dit IA pc.
litc.
&c nest pas IN raj, dit Leon a son
cousin. c'est unc Iarye de cigalc.
Il parait q,'on obtient, dit Gazonal,
FamItie de Ia logo. CONNIE celIe dc tout
lc moude, par les loges...
Sc farrnc-tli dans nofre s~ociete! Sc
cria Leon chaime du luxembourg.
-Voicl Ihistoirc dc Ravenoullet, re
prit Bisiou qnand les trois amis Sc trou-
weren't sur lc boulevard: En- 1881, Mas
sol, rotre conscilIcr d'Etat, etait un
avocatJouus,Iiste qui nc voulsit aIors
etre que gardc dcs %sceaux, il daignail
laisscr LOUISE Phil p,pc sur lie irone; mais
il tant lui %pardouner son anibiliuil, il est
de Carcassonue. Tn matin il volt cntrer
un jeanne pqys gli lui dit . Vous me
connaissez bicn, moiisu MassoI. ie suis 10
petit dc sotrc voisln repicies, j~'arriye Dc
la.In>, car I'ou sous il dn QUEEN veuaut
lei cIlacnn trouvait a Sc piaccr:..."
De BALZAC.
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ItNOS

NJ. A. flandry anionce aux habitants de
Ia cote qurl aura t%oujours en- main DIES Pia-
nos de la manufacture de Faivre, d'excelleu-
lie quallte, S~ySteine en- fer. II velnlra cos
instruments a DIES conditions on he peut plus
lvantaeeuses, lie lubricant Iui v%elelant SEES
produit aux priX d~'artiste. -c'est-a-djre ayec
de plusgrands avantages encore qu'aux mar
chands.
Les Pianos de la, manufacture de Faivrc
.soDt aujoursfllui une reputation universelle
Recommandes deja par Herr ct Strakosch,
Fop mon de Gottsclalk sur ces instrume1s.
Icuf Il dome, surtout ell Louisiana, u,e vogue
plus g2allde encore. Cest ce qui a determine
NJ. Il2ndry a etablir a Donaldsonville. NJ,
de tot de ces Pianos, sans contredlt les pIus
conVeEables sous un climat CONNIE lie n6tre
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Election eVcOgSCe.

In conformity TO ali act OF the Legislature 81
The State Of Louisiana approved march 18th
1851, entitled "An Act concerning the Iicen-
eng OF drinking-houses and the sale of iuloxi-
eating liquors in this State . aud i'll obedience
to an ordinance of the Police Jury Of this
Parish; passed i'll conformity to said act. at its
session Of l3trdsy of June 1851. Elections Will
be held in the Parish If Assumption Oil MoNDA
seventh day Of August next 1853, between the
hours OF 8 O'clock AM. and 4 O'clock p. NJ. in
the several wards of this Parish, for the purpose
Of Il king the will of the voters as to the liceu-
chg Of drinking hopsesandt the sale d iutoXIca-
slug liquors.
The places Of election are as follows:
lst ward At or ear Jean AIleuan's residence
commissioners, Vaiery Leblanc; Octave
Wives and Antoine MARTINEZ.
End " At or near Gabriel Rodriguez.s coffee
house; commissioner Numa Wives, Val
court Melancon and Au&ustin Herman
deZ.
3rd " At or near the plantations Of SEVERN Lam
dry near the paroclial church, coininls-
sioners Ursin Melancon, F~loreutiu Mi
cheI aud SEVERN Landry. ,
'4tli - At or near Marius Albagnac's residence
commissioners Numa Foley; A. I. PusA
and WIN Marks.
9Th " At or near Drauzin lEimel's residence
Lnyiascy' Hylnel, j. Pierre IiachG aid
ferdiiiand L~asseiguc. :
9Th At or near Maxile: Bo5uar6au's coffee house
commissioners Ellie Landry, Maxilo BouIreau
and Dominique besbous.
9Th dist AT or near the Plantation of L. f. Mail
hof, commissioners J. +. b.. Landry, Edouard
Dclavlgne and Au9nate Delaunc.
s.h 1.-THE Curt ltouse III tlis parish, colmnis-
~ioners Ed Maurin, II Gentle aud ]. S. Wilson,
: 9th :. AT the Billiard room DC. J. +. Gauthier.
commissioner W. Il. Mills, Veualt 1iebert
and Constant l. Sfnoneau.
stUili ward AT Or near the residence of Dnio&sard
Landry commissioners Charles Iliac. Ehlerand
Landry and Leon Gahthreau.
'llih = At the residence 81 Francois MolIare,
commissioners John Mccartney, GAiien Ban
cIard and Marceim A. Leblanc.
18th = At or near the residence Of Etiemue
Penissol, commissioners II. N. Els, ClGopiIas
l'enisson and Eticnne PenlSsou, son.
l3ln " At or ner the resi- iencc 81 y. Sironcau
N Pierre Part, commissioners Na!eutin BariI-
Lao, Nalcour Porclie aud Auaclete 'Sinloneau,
ii'a F." vt or near the residence OF Doruino
Railtrop, on Grand River, commissioners Leon
'1eBlahc, Pierre Yheriot and Charles Ores.
I'VE icpanIn.ssi3rars 9i the several precints,
aipi5it, I'd hy the Police .Iury Of The Parish o
y s,udaption are hereby required 70 hold saidt
elections aill to mike the fctutts thereof ac-
corti IL toll Nv.
pLrls.l OF ASSUMPTION July Fad 1854.
If. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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mercc nj prepares fats i son ordrc par
RavcnonIiitt. que Ratenomilct sigma SUI
Ie-champ Ct insclisit sur Ie livret grais-
seux GU sd femme notait les dctles d s
III ttaires.
- Merci R~avcloaiilet, dit Bixion.
ITEMS, volci une iege pour le Vaudeville.
oh: ma file ! anus RI bien &C soir
dill Ravenolillet Ell en- allant.
Nous sommes lei soixaate ct ONE
locatailes, dit Bixion, Ii meyenne de C
qa'on dolt a R~avenouiIlct est de six mile
francs par mos, dix-hait mile par tri-
mcstfe, en- asances Ct ports dc l@ettres,
sans compter les loyers Gus. Cost Ia pro-
v~idence..a trente ponf cent que nous
lui Demons saus quill ait jamais ricn de-
maade...
g--Oh! Paris, Paris?..sfsria Gazonal.
,Ea nous en- %allant, DIT Dixitu, "a.
venalt d~'endosser lee @elle,s, Car le vous
meme, cousin Gazonal, soir encore M
comedien qui va jour gratis ullc char
mantle scene.
Or dit Leon.
Chez un u%snricr. En- nous aIlant
done, le yoas raconterai le debut dc Ia
mi Rayenouillet 4 Paris.
Tn PEASANT devant la legs, Gazonal
apetcut madelnoiselie Luticnnc Rave
noulIIct qni tcuaii i Ii maiil un soticgc,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-16
Proclamation by the Governor for The cancel
Iatlon ofa Bond.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
BATON ROUGE, May 18th 1851.

N-h1N-' " L. VIC III ~
WHEREAS application has been this day
made to me by NJ. Joseph .Simoneau jr.. Of
Parish Assumption for the cancelIing of the
following Bond: viz. a Bond in the sum OF
Fifteen Thousand. eight hundred & nintv
dollars, signed by the said Joseph Simonau, jr,
as principal, on tn eight day december 1851,
together with following named persons as ST.
reties, viz: J.. ;...-
Nileor Leblanc and Terence Leblanc. Said
Bond having been given by the said Joseph
Slmonaud ir, for and i'll consideration OF the
proper discharge OF his duties as superinten-
dant OF Public Schools, in and for the parish of
Assumption, for which Office he was duly com
mlssloned on, the Thirteenth Day of November,
1851, and which he afterwards resigned.
Now THEREFORE,, This is to notify all persons
interested therein to show cause at the Office
Of the Secretary of State, within ninety DAYS
nom the last publication hereof, why the same
should not be cancelled and annuled.
Given undet my hand, the Seal of the State
at bafcfl Rouge this Eighteenth day of NAV
A. D. 1891. and in the year of the indepcnda,r
Geo the United States of America the Seven
ty Eight. P..o. IlEBERT Go>ernor.
ANDREW 5. I~lEERos, Secretary of State.