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, NJ. JOSEPH SABATIE, recemment eta
bh \ Napoleonville pres du magasin de M.
Gateau, presieut le public qu'on trouvera
constamnent chez lui toute sode darticles de
s~eiierie, tells que s~elles, harnais, brides, &.
II confectionne ct repare les ~yoitures, en- un
mot Il execute tous les ouvf5ages qui concer-
1ent son etat-. SEES prix sont fort moderas. II
s~ollicite le patronage de ses conn sissances ct
da public, patronage quill s;eforcera de meri-
Ter par les SONS ct rexactitude quill mettra )
,emplirles commandes qui luii seront faites.
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l91rtlssaTit l"Hts hlIlets ayec BONES ct solva-
Dies cautions IN so.ldo pa yab!ds A ladministra-
'eHru &c Ia dIta succession ct p~ayables au bureau
du Recorder de .cettc psroisse po,tsnt intere, a
Tilson &c mutt pour cent par an apes l'tchsap-
&c lusT'Fan partais placement avac hylo,hGq, e-
iNcS actions dams ia BaaIae des ~citoyens
pour ette eandneSe ensemble aycc Ia tite lahita.
ton ct IacQGerenr teVri aSsurcr Io,tes les o.
h!lgEtioi3 de ii dite succession enyers Ia di,e
6anque coutorntment i IL Chade de Ia d.te
Danqne ct s'ob'igera / hypothtgucr ( ia dlte
hanque dautrcs esclaves 4 la place de ceux
hypo;heQuts i Ia dite banque.
70. - terrain s!tue au village dc .ml con-
vile: cent piastres compliant ct la balance ma
yable Ell tfois tcrmes &gauy cchtaut dams le
mois de Mars dc cha due ies annces 1855,
1886 ct 1857. L'acquereue fpurnissant des bill
lets aVcc BONES et solvabte> CAUTIONS in solidc
p~ayabIes an bureau du Recorder de cctte pa
rolsse, ct d Ioldredt: administrator de Ia di-
tc succession a VEG huit pour ceut d:interpt pa-
an Il Ea'tir de lecheance Jusqu'al partait pale
nent aEec hyPothcrue spccialc e. lie privilege
de veudeur.
30. Les esclaves au dessus dc Iage de dix
ans poEr atre vendus par tetes. ct ceux all dos
sous ds dix ans, pour etrc vendus par tamilic
ct P~ayabtes cent piastres compliant sur cfaquc
S|tN: oa Sui tltdilc IdllliIle el Ia SiltlCc Ell
quatFe fcrlnes cgauH ecneaut dams les mois d.,
liars de chacure des anuees, 1885, 1886 ct
1897 ct 1853. Les acquareurs tournis>ant leur5
bliIetS avec BONES ct solyaoles cautions In so
lidol payables au bureau du Recorder dc cctte
Parolsse Ct 4 lordrc dn dit administrator a
wee intaret a raiSon de hui, pour cent par an
a partir &c Itchtanco jusqu'an parftit pale:
IneE:.
Les actes, de vente dies terres ct dfes cscla,ss
ren!crlncToTt Ia clause " de non aliendon L,ha-
h1tatIon sera vendre avec les reserves que
Frederic Richie. po'lrra .~enieyer toitcs, les bu-
tlsses ct authorizations par. iui taiteS sur "a iinre
DEN bas de Ia die habtation. -
10. Les caeyaux, mulets. betes J. comes,
QUITS aratoireS, E1eutles,ete rayabies toutes
sonlmes au desSous dc dix piastrts cotnptau1,
ct toutes somlIies de. dix piastres ct an dcssus
&c dix plaStrcs en- deux termes egau1 echeant
dams les mols de Mars de c~lacupe des anne
IS 1855 Ct 1856 les acqu6reurs fournissant leurs
bitlets avcc BONES ct soivables cautions in Sc
lido payabies al bureau du Recorder de cette
p~aIolsse ct Il Fordre du dit administration IL
vec lnteret d raison ne butt pour cent par al,
a paFhr de pecheance ~jusqu'au partait pair-
ment. Les actes de vente seront passes d.
want andre Leblanc Recorder ct aux frais !es
aeqlGreurs. ~,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-04

COJh dn Sane lf!s>ilct JuiiGiaire -
Paloi-sc Assumption.
Succession dc fen NmtIie HoydcI de,e-
dee froHsc de Bernard Martin.
En- yertu dun dtcret de phonorable la sus-
dite Cour Al era olFert en- vente pubIique "a
~lencan lc ,eudi Is JUN 1851 ct les tours sui
warts, par Cyprep Blanchard, eucallte.r do
meGt t~;ualitie dans It pour la susditc paroisse
a 10 heures du matiu sur les Iieux les propYIe-
tes suivantes SAVIOR:
10, E4e ;csre on habita:ionr sitaee Ell cet.e
p~aroisse sur IL rive .droite du Bayou La,onr-
che. d environ trois miles an lessons de Ma
poieoayille. lnesuralt un .arpent lie face plus
on moin< insqu'a trois cent ~soisarlta qtuinze
p:eds ct de La I'M deni ar3,ant de face plus
IL MONS, !lasqn,.a quafaate arpcn1s de p%rotoi-
deur entire iigaes couyerrentes. bornea Ell
hant par les terres du i}r. +. A. Williamson &
ell bias par cella5 lie Andre Borne enseIn-
BILE toftes les batisses ct authorizations qni ell
dependent.
%. ] tiiette. negresse agee dc douze ans.
81. Ee5ene ne.fesse agae de dix ans.
&c. DeuS ch9raux, ule c~harette at les mar
mas.
%. Deux %vaelles. une taure, une junent,
M .heil, aas lnontse ci argent. me %voiture,
une sslle ct une bride. IN lot d'outils a~ratoifcs
60. Tn tonas de inagasin bien assorti, con-
sistais en b~o4tsint. cotonnade i~lanelie, cotton
da nord, indienne, Percale, ~jaconat DIES hides,
~coiette, coutil I'll. >iamoise. mGrinys, moussell-
re, detteiles. Nubars, chapeaus, s~ouliers,
bottes, bljouterie. raisselle, tabac, whisky, &C.
Iarme5 d Conditions.
Ia terge ct les e~sciaves payables IN tiers
compliant ct la balance Motto en- Mas 1855
ct fautre motto en- Mars 1856. lie mobilier
foutes sor1nes All de$sons dc dix piastres comp
tant, ct toutes somnes de dix piastres ct an
dessas nm tiers compliant et la Balance Ell
Mars 1855. Les acquereurs devrout %tournir
leurs bllfets aVec caatlon solitaire, payables
an bureau do Recorder De cette paroisse ct d
i.ordre de Bernard Martin, Ct toute sotmfie
'qui lie sera pas ponttaalleinent payee a le-
chance portera inter6t q raison de hut pour
cent par an a partir de fecheance jusquaau
parfaitpaiement.
~i'aloisse Assumption ce Is Avril 1851.
G. L.. LANCHARD Encantenr.
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aa TIA GrefIier de IA Cour TN eoulpte dc
IN administration, ainsi 9u'une p;tltlon en-
De nandant pIlomoiogation.
avis eat par Ie yiesent donnie a tous ceux
oae celia peut concerner d'syoir a deduire sous
tirsn.e ours les raisons pour lesaue!ins lie dit
coDpse.ne seFait pas approava ct homologne e.
les fonds entire ses mains repartis conlorme-
nent al dit cornpte. Par oFdre de Ia Cour.
DESIRE LEBLANC, Greffier
Assumption lie IS Mai 1854
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

State of Louisiana. - Pasish ofhssump-
ton. Fifth judicial District Court.
tKIs1rpE Leblanc No. 40 is. -
VILLic L. BOURGEOIS. ISAAC ~liEBERr
No. 416 Observation-Disclosures.
Nv virtue of and in obidence to two writs Of
Fl Tu, to me directed by the Honorable the
above Court, in the above entitled and WONDERED
suits | have seized and will offer at public auc-
,iou on the premises at the " Regalia Hotel >
in Paincourtville, in this parish, on Saturday
the 3td day Of June 1854, commencing at three
O'Clock A.. NJ. the following described proper
ty belonging to the defendant To VIII.
A pool billiard table. a lot OF billiard cues,
one dozen chairs, d billiard pool board, three
rambling tables. ten mattresses. All the liquors,
Sugar, & the c~ontints OF the cellar. 4 dining
table. All the crockery belonging to said hotel.
, All the Kitchen utensils. and the cooking s.
,oye, Il stove, the bar 4 It's c%onteuts, Such as de-
can,ers, bottles, tumblers &c. A safe, an old
a~rinoirc,a bureau two wash-stand, asmali table
two large looking glass, two clocks, & a iot OF
empty bottles Ell '!e:nlohus.
Terms Cash.
Viii also be sold il the sgit Of Aristide lie
D!lHC Ns iHdC eL n'uf pcuho Il lease III idFoT Oh
Louis fiitac & Bourgeois. on il lol OF ground
s,uaded in the village Of Paincourtrile, in this
@p,rist, and also the buildings & Improvements
The rcon, ON the. billiard, table, billiard balls. Bill
bard Cues Sc. said property known AS the q
psiucouriyillc Hotel ; with the exception Of an
appartenlent in said Hotel in wich {. ] +,
'Gauthicr kept his office, the whole according
lothe lease passed before Felix GiIiet Not. Put.
OH the - January 1854. between Felix He
bert IL the defendants III the above suit the
purchaser OF saii lease will lie iornd 10, pay
%ta. amounts RESPECTIVELY due on the lst Sep
TENDER Of each year, ngtlt the lst Sept. 1857
AID - give security for said a%tnoaIts.
~. The. whole. Seized &c pay aud satisfy said
writs, 4 casts Q! 6uits.
Parish of Assumption May % i854.
a. /. HICKMAN, Sheriff
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Termes ct Conditions.
T. ROGER.
CLARION, FoRGERoN, SELLER, CAR

RDSHlEE.
lie soussigne PREVENT le public quill s'est
adijoint depuis ~quelque temps I'm liable Car
rossier ct quill est a meme ~dosanavant de
contractor pour toute espece de reparanons
de v~oltures.
II s'est attache e%galement lie mecanicien
qui a 81 longtemps t~ravaille ayec un rare sue
ces dams les ateliers de NJ. Crane. II nest
done pas dsouvrages quill lie puisse cntrepren-
Dire aujourd'hui pour la reparation des me-
mes.
/. Ii espere done autant par Ia modacitc de
ses prix que par lie lini du travail de sd selle-
re ct de sa forge, obtenir ct satisfalre ses
nombreuse clientele.
TRASIMoND ROGER.
p~aincourtville. al
Avis est dome all public de n'acheter quo
que ce soft = aucun des negres appartenant q
W. II. Pugh & Co. sans un pernis cert on
verbal des proprietaires ou dc Peconome.
w. Fl. PUGH & Co.
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VENTE De Sa!ERlF.

Fiat .iti. ia4i-ian",-pntoi><c 's,snnr-
liuu Euiii ~.lu 5tlr ~s;i>t,irt 5adlctai-
r..
Ar<fide L.tlont ~. a70vslFu-
lnc& Beurgrg,s. ktee He5crl M. 4.6rs
F.lt,.c It By.tgrois.
I:a vertudr letx w4ils dc II Fu moi A.
dresses par I'hoAeranlc II susdite Cour. dams les
process CT dessus l~u,.tuiGs ct n,lnfrotas ;jai
.aisi ct jioHrirai Ell. gan;e ubiiare sur les
iisaA au :. Rrgalia Hotel dams lie siiiage dc
.i'aiucourfsilIc. Ell cette paroiSS. lie Sarnedi 3
tuli 1874, colnin.ncsnt # .,euras du matin les
Fropriates CT apres d,erises apTaftenalt auN
'a.iri,dc ,,rs sattir:
TN billiard 4 paule, u1A letd tie queues Dc bill
lard. liic table d poule. trois tables de lenNs
d.x mateia;s, to,iles les fqueurs, sstcre ct lie
T~eHtei,u de In cave. me table a tnaiger, toate
il vaisse:.e ippaitenirt au Of hotel, tonte
h haiterie dc cn,aine ct lie poele atalre la Eltr-
scr M reele, lii bnvette ut son coitenn ses1ue
caraites, hotite f,Ies, vefres etc. IN gar,le man
gcr uI.c yitilc urtnoire, un bureau, deux Ia
a~abeaus, u,e petite, table, deux grands iairolrs
ID ux p~eildnirs It IN 10, de bulleiaes Cd dane
~j4ainles vIdes.
Conditions Compliant.
H=era oasrtd dc plus dams %taiEtifo I. tristide
I.eb.t.i,fe W Vitae ct Bourgeois, / tait'cn IA
.reur dc = lilac Ct Bourgeois, Ser m terrain 81
Inc dams IL village dc paincoaryiiie, en- cette
p~aroisse. ainsi que sur les batisses ct %arhtlio-
iatioas ani en- dependent, sur IN billiard, billes
de billiard, queues de biiiiard &c ladite pro-
pricte etatit connus CONNIE ic" paIaeouFtvlile
Hssel "A l.excepsion DIM appartemeut dams
lc dit hotel, dams lequelC c.. ]. =. Gaathier te-
nait son bureau, lie tout scion lie bail passG
par deyant Felix Gillet notaire public lie "a
Jaurier 1851, entire Felix Hsbert ct les dtfen-
tienrsdaus les atflires ci-dessns. LacGuerear
du bail ei-dessus devra payer les nj -ntants qni
saron, dtiiaitivement dus aux Ter dc sept de
ohaqae anRse, jusa usan Ter sept 1887 ct devra
donuer caution pour les dts flontants.
lie tout saisi pour satisfaire les.writs cidessus
et les flais des process.
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-.
AK CONrRAITEURS.

Les Margailliefs de Ia corporation SstsTr
ELISABETH donnent avis aux contfacteura
que la fabrique recevra des propositions sous
envelopes cachetees. lusqaau dix-finit Msi,
pour la reconstruction dune eslise, don't 10
plan Sc trouve a lenr disposition au presby.ers
lie Pai,seuurtsille. ainsi que tousss les condi.
tons eli stipulatious di %cottlaf.s
Les matsrianx seFons four1is paria fabrics
elle-n1sme. AsvfE. Drcas.
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a. TETE& C. T.. BLANCHARD,

Eancanteurs commissioners par petat, offre MT
les services de leur profession 4 tous leurs
amis ct a tous les habitants de cette paroisse.
Pour les conditions s'adresser 4 10 malson
de cour, OH on les rencontrera eLaque jour
non feris dams les bureau1 du Greaaer ct du
Recorder.
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AVIS.

Dernierement recu de Maysville Ivy les
Charrues des marques s~uiyantes
William Nc Cianahan;
James Hall;
Young Co.
A sendre au prix des fabrignants par
PUJ0s ct VERKET.
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ANDRE SOLORZ.IlO,
COLLECTOR g. AGENT,
Recommendations LasAe

Notice is hereby given to the public no
to purchase any thing from any of the slaves
belonging to w, Fl. Pdgh & Co. without a
witren or verbal order from the owners or
overseer w. H. Poem g. Co.
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NOTICE TO UNDERWRITERS.

The Church warders Of the corporation of
ST-EL1saBETH hereby give notice to under
takers,t that they will receive sealed proposals
untilthe eighteenth dayof may next for the
reconstruction of a Church. the plan of
which can be seen at any time at the presby-
tefe at Paincourtv lie; also with all the terms;
conditions and stipulations of the contract pro-
posed.
The materials will be furnished by the
Corporation, XAVIER DuGas.
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.

Succession de Augustine ~pomponcan
femme dtctdee de Bernard j. .r,.4ies
En- vertu dun decrGt de Ia Cour du C!uquiG-
nae district Judiciaire dc l;Etat de Ia Louisiana
dahs ct pour la ~paroisse Assumption sous la
date du K lalai 1851 d moi atresst il scra o.
tert Ell vente pub!i1ue sur lie" Iieux dams la Di-
rolsse Assumption, sur la rive eaIiche du ba-
yoaLatoUrche, a environ deux miles } an des-
sous du village de NapoIeonvi!ie lie lundi II
Jain 1854 a dix heures du matin par 4. 7.
Hickman sheriff ct encanteur dams eli pour cette
cette p~aroisse, les propritt&s "i-aprts dccrites
apuar,enant 4 Ia susditc Succession, SAVIOR:
10. Une habitation etdhlic en- s~uererie. stu
se dams cette paroisse, rive g~anche du Bayou
Latourche a trois miles au des>oaS dc Nap0le-
o2:i}le, mesurant six afpents ct deini de fac
au dit Bayou sur qnatre vicgts arperts &c profon
denr entire lignes ouvrantes ~torsnant uEe sa
perticlc Genviron mile arpents la qnautita
eXacte sera donnee le jour de la vente oornee
en- llaut Par la terre de Ia succession de Tho
mas Pugh ct en- bias par ee'Ie des heritseTs
Boatner, ensemble avec les authorizations, ct
les actions de Ia Ganque des c~itoycns.
20. Tn terrain sl1ue a NapoleongiiIe. MESH
rant cinquante sept pieds. sept pouces ct I'm
quart sur cent ~soixanfe pieds de protondeur
borne par Pierre Blanchard dun cote ct lie
i'altre cote par Ia rue Washington aHvec les
batisses ct aEneliorations qui sly trouvent.
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.4GUSTII DE. Lit IORRE,.

P,ofesseur d:espagnol, d'oocriture %goth;quc e,
de fantastic, d'icritrt.e anglaisc ant'angulairr,
de peinture ~orientalr ct dc literature espagpo-
lie.
Hotel Washington, Napoltonvil.c.
A VENDRE
De honnes tarres cultivab!es ct DIES cypris {
res sltuees conllIle il suit
Sur lie Grand Bcyoe:, au dessns de lhabita-
ton de M NoRBERT LauvE ct al dessous de
Ia residence dc NJ. F. MoLLEnE:
Sur lie Bayou Corns, pres du ferry;
Sur lie bayou Pserrc-Part, au dessus ct ,au
ticssous du ferry;
SIR la sue-Riyiere. sur Ia route otonduisant
sur l.hahitarion GRos ct Pagan:
Sur lie bayou ~Creur;-snrle bayou Dro,tj-
dams lie Brale LGbadie dams lie Nourccu
Teas.
Avendre eealeHent des doubles conces-
sions sltuees derriere les habitations de NM.
GuiIlot, Barber ct autres:-ians lie Bralt ST.
Iincent ct sur le railroad DIES Opelousas.
Conditions avantageuses.
siadresser 4
A. ]. POWELL,
Z. S. Dep. sarveyorS + lend agent.
Donaidsonville. La.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-04

M. Flandry a etablir a Donaldsonville, un
de pot de ces Pianos, sans contrellt les plus
~conyenables sous un climat comme lie n6tre.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-04
SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of Augustine Pomponeau
deceased wife Of Bernard J. Sales.
By virtue Of a decree. of the Honorable the
Fifth Judicial District Court of the
State Of Louisiana in and for the parish Of
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NOTICE.
JUST received from IMayssiIle [Ky] a fill
assortment of Ploughs of the following
marks
William Nc Clanahan
James Hall;
Young d. Co.
Which :1rs offered for sale at the manu-
facturer's price by
pUJOS & VERRET.
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t. l.. MAYOR,
E0w5Fac Notary.

NApo LEONyILLE Il. AssrNrTlGN
Office: at tie Court House.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-04

SO. James negro age de 80 ais.
40. Daniel Negro age de rs ans.
81. SIMON ncgre a sc de % ans.
90. Aaron legre age dc 30 ans.
30. Frank negle age de 40 ans.
50. Manuel Negro age de % ans
go. David nfgre age de as ans.
10 Mingo Negro age de SIS ans.
lilo. Jony Negro rgc de 80 ans.
II Paul negre ace de Is ans.
100, Thomas Negro de 40 ans.
II NenvlIle muiatre age de Is ans.
$50 SEVERN Negro aye de Is ans af9ligt
d'excroiSsa,ce a%I;anus
100. Ursule grilfone cuisiniere agee de 40
ans, ayec SEES tro!s e%ntahnts, Edmond mulatre age
de 9 ans. Nicolas griffin age de 6 ans ct Jr-
sule g%rilfnne agee de un an.
no. Annette negresse agee de 80 ans. Iaf-
figee dun reuversement de matriee.
$50. Marie Jeanne utgresse agae tie % ans.
100. ann n.gresse agee de D. ans.
zoo. Betsy negresse agee ue 81 ans,
"a hety Learesse agte de &c ans avec ees
deux cntalts. Nancy agee de 4 ans, ct Joe De-
his age de 10 moiS-
$50 Loisa negresse agee de % ans. avec
SEES . %enfants, Helene agee dec ans, Rachel a.
gee de 5 ans, Manned age de trois ans. Agnes
agGe de Is nlois ct Charlotte agee dc = mois.
$50. Josephine agee de 35 ans [-lle It uuc
affection aux yeux
2Io. Cejine mu!atreSse agee d II ans.
25o- Zoe negresse agee de II ans.
$50. IA muiets, 8 chevaux, I'm cheyal de
%yoiture, 10 tates de betes y eornes, III mott
tons.
a7o. 6 charettes, IN lot de perclles a bou-
cauts, 25 clarrueS, IN lot de palonniers, IN
Lot de faux, TN Lot de haches, p;oches, pelles,
pinkS, passe-partout, scie a loig. perez pienx.
ESQ. Tn lot d'outiis i tonnelerie, une forge
ct ses accessories, uin, meuIe ct TN lot dou-
It's.
go. Les meubles de menaga..
800. La batte,ie dc cuisine, lin baril d'huile
a lanpe ct un iot de %livres,
Termes ct Conditions.
10. L'habitation Gtabiie Ell %sucrerie quinzc
cents piastres compliant ct la balance apres 4
Dir debut lie moatant dn Il la banque d S Cito-
yens, payable en- cinq terrnes egaux echeant
dams les ,mois de Mars c~liacune des annees
iSES 1870 or 1879 Of 12FA Io, - ,r2raur
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20
A Fact with a Moral.

ADyERTlsISG is conceded To lie
the most efid lenr promoter Of bust
ness, and men " ho Ike IN iiirII Ing
places do rot fail to avail uen'-
selves Of It's advantages. Scarccit
a Fay passes, in Which we DO moi
hear persons COM planning, that the,
might have sold | Iropelts higher, II
such and such M TN had known that
it was in the nj arket, aud Others
that they would base given more,
if the sale had been announced.
On the sale OF some land lew
DAYS since, there was IA loss OF i've
hundr ed dollars, 10 onr knoWledse.
hccaus Sc it was 10 L generally KNOW
that it would change hands. \
Young COW Of fore IGN breed, was So ld
nut of town With a mouth, Tor less
han half what she would have
brought at home, for the SAME rea-
,on. To the me reliant, Tie trader.
nd The farmer, in whateTer de +
of business, advertising IN |
newspaper is as Importantas steam
o r all road tr4 in.-Aembbyport
Ierala,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-20
The Greek Church.

The prescott controversy IN East
ern Europe has developed a mum
Der Of interesting facts in relation
TO The Greek Church, probably new
10 most American readers, which
clearly demonstrate the arrogance
and :mpJ dtnce Of the Emperor oil
Russia, j claiming tie right to ex-
ercise IA protectorate OYER the mem-
members of that chur{ h in Turkey.
1t appears beyond dis pule. that the
clergy and people " no obey the Pa
lrisrch of Constartinoplc, regard
the Russian church as wlckedly
scIiisrnailc, and 80 far from want
Ing lis protection, have g most holy
horror Of holding any communion
with it. A claim OF the Pope to
pr tect the kirk OF Scotland couli
noi be more scorufnliy enter tained
by the followers Of John Knox, than
these Insulting Iretensions OF The
Gar have already been among the
OF the invaded Prinri-
paltes. The hollow hypocrisy oil
Nicholas is really lmpiotls. The
moral sense OF lhe civilized wyrld
is against him, and II Is more than
likely that his inlqnltous course vii
prove his ruin.
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The stiffness Of death was

gloon The stiffness Of death was
aroudd mi :. Not footstep echoed
from the pavement, which, a few
hours ago, had been dark and dense
with changing wavesof human beings.
A Sudden faintness ca me over me
and Il thought myself en- the point
of dying. With inconceiyable rapid
ny J travelled back to my youthful
days and began a hasty survey of
my past life. l noted very many
thin IS. in which | had gone astray,
a nd for which | prayed forgiveness.
A fl esh breath of air famed my fe-
verfd brow, and | soon returned to
don$cious ness. It was the depth Of
midnight; the mental had long since
gone G, az ID the ponderous door closed
Up, seemed to bid !; stubborn defiance
TO every attempt at entrance. |
Ore " my lame and stiffened limbs up
the marble steps, grasped the silver
knob, and pushed forward with all
my remaing strength. 1t was a
childish attempt; the barrier moved
not. |: could not help contrasting
my forlorn condition, with that, in
which | appeared at the same door
jus t twenty-four hours before. |
was standing nearly in the same place,
ana on the TIRES hold of the door
stood my dearest Flora, with both
her hands in mine; she had just con-
sented to acco mpany me to my south
era home as proof Of her love. She
gave me her hands, and with them
her hearts e rst and purest devotion.
Could | then have looked in the fu-
ture sufficient to see the change
twenty-lour short hours would have
wrought in my future prospects, |
might at least, have been better pre-
pared for the overwhelming blow
that fell upon my devoted head
A gain / underworld to ring the bell,
bit with no better success. Utter
ing a cry, the infa ntile weakness of
which now blush to remember, |
planted my knee with desperate force
against one Of the broad pannels. 1t
Snapped and gave back. A repeti-
tioh of the act dashed it from its
f ia me; and Idarted through the open
i9g- and rushed ghost-like across the
hall and mounted the stairs, and
stood in the i partment of my be-
ldv ed Flora. Ny pr vious visits to
the. house hid rendered me familiar
With its various apartments. and con
sbquentIy, was at no loss to find the
Object Of my s arcb.
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Ou- Spanish TroubIes.-Letters
from Washington indicate coming
trouble with Spain. Que writer
says that those who consider them
selves acquainted with the purpo-
poses Of the Pres ident and Cabinet,
affirm that the expectation pre-
walls at the State Department, that
Mr.. Soule will take his leave Of the
Court of Madrid within te n days
or two weeks after he shall have re-
ceiged the Instructions sent him in
consequence Of the outrage upon
The Black Warrior; and that upon
his return orders will be issued forI
The ar med occupation of Cuba.