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NJ. JosEPT F. AucoiN iait savoir a tons ses
amis ct an public quill est ttaaii tout pres do
i'eglise paroissiale st quill Il toniorrs Ell main
de Ia chaux, des briqaes, ct tous les material, 4
qui sont du resort des entrepfene"rs WAGONS.
CONNIE par lie passt il contractera des en-
caceneuts, d des Conditions a~vantagenses, soft
pour brhter des briques, soft pour montcr dcs
equipaees, soft pour executor des enterprises
de- naconnerie de %queiqte genre que ce soft.
Ii. Aucoin Went d'etablir Sur sa residence
une briqueterie (brick-yard) ct ponrra remplira
des prix ct termes ayantagenx toates les com
mandes qu'on lni tera.
II entreprendra tgalement Ia construction
des tombes dams lie ciuetiars de l'egllse p'rois
sale, de quclque dimension ct de quelque for.
nc qu'on les desirera,--Ii a pris ses measures
pour executor bien ct vite tous les ouprages qui
iui seront confits
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tien sur Ic redacteur Ell chef du Men
de ellie sacriait
-T;iisez yous ! il me semble que TAI
connn ie diables
Nous ne dirons rien des eve cnents
de lS4S, OH ceile don't nous racontons
Ii vie a joue Embarrassment IN role
qai nsappaftenait nj d son caractarc nj
4 son sexc.
Qnand la politique lui ell ierme son
s%lnctnaire, madame Sand Sc reilgia
dams iidylle. Sa nature l'en,raine sou>
vent dun extreme i l'aulre. Ellie fat
agir ct parIsr avec success les Tyrcis ct
les Corydons de nos jours. francois le
Champ u reyele chez ellie des qualities
u.ealrales ct u connaissance dc la see
nc que. Gabriel, Aldo le Rimeur, Co
>ima' n'ayaient pas laisse pregoif. On
Sc rappelle que cette derniere piece cut
uae chute 4 Ia Comddie-F FRANCHISE.
Mails lie genie de rauteur a pris n
revanche giorieuse. . Claude, Moliere,
les Vacancies de Pandolphe, ie marriage
de Viclorinc, lie Prcssoir ct Mauprat.'
sont autant de leurons qui lui composent
n belle ct ~rayonnante couronne dra-
matiquc.
.4ujourd'hui Nine Sand habile pres
que continuellcment son chateau du
Berry.
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NOUyEAUTES, QUlNCAli.!.E-
RES Ell GROCERlE.

lie soussigne a tou ours en- main ct onre en-
vente d des prix bien modGrc. un immense as
sentiment dc marchandises, tells que
"Calicos ~fransais, riches, c%a4hemires dc tou;aS
couleurs: .%soierie unie ct d carreanx; barpour
broche ct aoir; robes baregcs; MORE nolre anti"
que; gros dc naples; 'nouchoirs, coils, chem'set-
ties ct manches brodces;-,nonsselines dc la'nr,
toutes couleurs, mcrinos, alpaca, boinaaZ'fe.
~foalarIs, chaIly, draps, hinge de- table, nappcs ct
servicttes de toutos grandeurs; en- I'M mot 'o1t
&C qni est du resort I'm insgasia de marehan'
discs sachcs bien assorti;
II ofIre tga'eInent en- sen'e une grande guam
lite d.oliets de quincaillerIe ct de grocerie.
On vendra a IN rabais con. lhcrabie tonteS lea
marciiandises OLIVER; quaint aux merchandise
L etc don't lie stock Went detre renouvele, eiies
seront yendues 4 dcs coudifions svantageuses'
. ADOLpHE LORET & &c.
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card Districts. Said ~slsetion to be held at the
following places, TO wit
LIST Distinct. AT Jean Allenans's or in the
neighborhoo3. Judg ); Valery Leblanc, T.
,.o.sard Wives and Antoine Martinez.
9Th At Seyesin landry's or in the neigh
borhood. Judges; Ursin Melancon, Florentin
Michel and Severn Landry.
9TH District . At Marius Albagnac's or in
The neighborhood. judges; J. 3. Candolle,
Eugene Lalande and Olivier Pomponean.
5th AtDrausin HlmeFs or liz the neighbour
hood. Judges; Losinsky l!imel, Jean Pierre
iIachs and Ferdinand Lasseigne.
It'll District At +. Il. Mallhiot's plantation
or in the aeigIiborhood, Judges J. B. i.
Landry, Edouard Delavigne and Auerste De-
iauuc.
9Th District ;4tthe Court House in Napo-
!eonyille. Judges edmond Maurin, Nathan
Webster and Jamos =. Wilson.
10th 1t Dufossard Landry's or IN the neigh
orhood Judges Charles 1hiac, Clsophas Co.
Ineau and Emerand Landry.
Assumption, April 25th 1854.
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Ellie "A fait constrlire uu petit theatre
on ses pieces sont etndiaes ct essayees
actc par aetc. scene par scane, ayant
d.asoir d Paris lcs honneurs dc iarepre>
sentation.
l~.sexistcnce de Nohant est douce ct
patriarcaic.
Nine Sand iouche dix a donze mile
francs de rercnn de son patrimoise
ct les emploie d de bonnes eavres Ell
lie ~accueiIle reimbursement les villa
geois qui T~entourcnt. les reeoit d Sd ta-
bic, les e%conte, les encourage, les con-
sole dams leurs chagrins, dams leur ma
ladies get Ieur dome des remedies pour
eux ct pour lcurs enfants. lis s'adres-
sent q ellie CONNIE d une prudence,
touiours snrs den atre
Tue vieiile femme, cousefte dune es-
pece de lepre, yint IN Jour reeIamer son
assistance
Madame Sand fit ouvrir une chambre
du chateau, conduisit Ia pauvre femme,
pcnsa eile-msme scs plaies ct Ia soigna
jusqusa complete gusrison.
Tn pareil trait na pas bosom DC
commentaries !; csest presqdc IN page
de rEvangile.
EueEsE DE MrREcouRr.
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to file their declaretory statements arith The Re-
gister Of that office arathin three months from the
date ofhls notice, othoruise hey a1H forfeit u
"y right Of precmptton they mag hare hod.
Alter the expiration OF the three months from
the date hereof, such of the said lands as have
not been declared for, and may be vacant, will
be subject, first, to the claim of the state under
the Swamp Acts OF the 2nd March iS49 and 28th
September 1850. thea to locations for Internal
Improvements, Schoo! lands, &c.
The townships III which this alleged claim is
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pARTI MARION

Parti MARION de chez son maitre, depuis eu-
viron IN mois, lie Negro JAC0, a%ppartenant 4
81. J.. MaFciacq, de Ia paroisse plaquemlncs.
&c negre est age d'environ % ans u aaric
bien panglais4e ct lie franeais : j a une Jo!ir tgn'
re bien noire i est tres intelligent sa tallle
est d'environ s pieds 5 pouces. LIE %proprie-
taire d Get esclage presume gull ~ttasaiile a h
NIle-Orieans, dams queiaue restaurant GU a
bord de ~anelaue bateau en- qualite de steuard.
II ne serait pas impossible non plus quill fat
dams les paroisses Ascension gu Assumption
Une rccosnpense honnete sera donnee a Ia
psrsonne ani lie ramenera a son maitre on Il
iera enferme. dams q~nelaue ge6Ie de %paroisse.
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T. ROGER.
CLARION, FoRGERoN. SELLER, CAR
DnCcJEIe

lie soussign6 previent le public quill seat
adloint depuls q%uelque temps dn habils Carr
rossier ct quill est d meme dosenayans dc
contractor pour toute espece de PREPARATIONS
de v~oitures.
II s'est attache egalement lie mecanieiss
qui a 81 longtemps t~rayaille avec III rare sue
ces dams les a~teliers de III. Crane. II n'ssS
lone pms douvrages qu'n he pulsse entrepren'
Ire aujourd'hui pour Ia PREPARATION des mac
neg.
Il esperc done autant par Ia modlci'e &c
ses prix que par le fni du travail DC a. sells
RE ct de sa forge, obtenir Of satsfdire sss
aombreuse clientele.
TRAsINoND ROGER.
paincourtville. ~
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A VENDRE

De BONES terres tnltivables ct des cyprie-
res situees CONNIE il suit
Sur lie Grand Bayou, AL dessus de- l'habits-
ton dc ~ NORBERT LaUyE ct au dessous de
la residence de NJ. i. MoLLERE;
Sur lie Bayou Cornt, pres du ferry;
Sur le bayou Pierre-Part, au dessus ct al
dessous da ferry;
Sur la Belle Rivtere, sur la route conduisant
sur l.hahhation GRos ct Pagan:
Sur lie bayou C~reua;--sur lie bayou Hroit;.-
dams lie Btaie Labcdae ;-dans 10 Nourcau
TEXAS.
A vendre egaletnent des doubles conces-
sions situecs derriere les habitations de NM.
Gr1illot, Barber ct autres;-dans le Brilc St
Viacent ct sur le railroad DIES Opelousas.
Conditions a~vantageuses.
S'adresser a
A. j. POWELL.
o. Dep. Surveyor & land agent.
D~onalassnyille. La.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
DT5IV W fNIs
General Laad Office. % March 1851

General Luad Office, % March 1851.
The Supreme Court Of the United States ha-
wing, OH the l7th January 1854, rendered al
:. opinion and decree" in the case Of the
United States, appellants versus Jean Bap.
tiste Dauterive. Poupoune be Blanc, and o.
theirs, heirs and legal representatives of Jean
Antoine Bernard Iauterive decd, claiming a
certain tract OF land :. in tile parish OF Iber-
vile, on the west bank Of the Mississippi river,
at Il place called Bayou Goala, and within the
townships herein after indicated, by which de-
cree the title to the land in question is declared
to be in the Uaited States. Therefore Public
Notice is hereby given that, under an act of
Congress, approved Bird March 1853, settlers
since the ist day Of June 1910, on such Of the
lands referred to as have not been heretofore
disposed of, will be entitled /" to all the rights
of prescription granted by the said act of
1888 and the act Of 4 til september 1911 in the
same manner as If no reservation existed; : II.
pom furnishing the necessary proof, to the sa-
tisfaction of the Register and Receiver Of the
District Office ut Newt orleans, Of a compliance
in all RESPECTS with the requirements Of those
laws the said proof and payment to be made
at any time before the day that may be fixed by
The Presidents proclamation for the omnen
cement OF the public sale including the said
lands.
II ariH be necessary, howeuer for such settlers
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robe blanche ct en- capetc blanche, asec
un chale j heura.

robe blanche ct en- capetc blanche, asec
un chale j fleura.
g ant an costume dc NJ. d. lamen-
uais ct i 81 tour,iure il QUA est impos-
siblc de resister 4 Ii tentation de les de-
crire.
C'est un tres petit homme, qui, sur
an corps grsle 4 des iambes en- cerceau
ct porte une lesc de poussah.
Ses yenx sont mornes ct yitreux, "a e.
cure otire quelque chose d.elrange CT de
satanique.
II 6tait .satu, &c jour-la, dune Tongue
~redingote dc c~ouleur sombre ct dun
panialon de nankin b~eaucoup trop court
Ce pantalon t%ournant en- spirales autour
de les maigres tibias, ~laissait voir de-,
s~ouliers 9cules ct des has d une blancheur
problematiques. Tout celia, ~recouyert
dun enorme feutrc aux bords exorbi-
ct presque aussi haut que la per-
some ,essemblait 4 n gagenre.
NJ de Lamennais marrhe avec urle
vivacite de lsxard. II parIait, gesticu~
lait Ct ne semblait ~s'inquieter en- aut une
sorte de III difficulte que sa compagne
avait l IA suiivre. On sait que Georges
Sand ne tarda pas i rompre une intilm-
Ii, qai n'aSait pu dcSeIlir serieuse que
par distraction % par surprise.
Lo,sqac plus lard on amenait l'en.res
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AVIS
c. l.. MAYOR, Clerc.

4t:endu quill Y a accumulation d'afaires,
d~.yant!a Cour du Cinquieme District judicial
re, siegant dams ct pour 10 paroisse Assomp.
ton. dams l'Etat de Ia Louisiana, ct que dams
l'o'pinion de l'hon~ Juge de la dite Cour, il est
necessaire dc tenif un terme determine called
ter,n) de Ia dite L.our, pour Ia transaction De
toutes ~afaires ci7iles ct criminelies qui pour
ront etre portees devant lie dit terme de la dite
Coitr.
En- consequence Ell en- vertn4l'ua ordre Il moi
adres,n par l'hon. Juge dc Ia susdite Cour ct zen
vertu de l'actc de Ia Legislature de Ia Loui-
eiane de Paunae 1913, in lei cas- fat eli pour
III. Ie par Gas prtsentes rcnds public Ia tenue
de la dite Cour, determines (ou c%aIlet ct
donuc avis 4 tol,s ceuy que ceIa concerle que
lie dit ternle de Ia dlte Eour delerminea { on
Called colnrnnncera lie vingt-leuvleme jour
fs mos de Mai 1851, Giant lie 5me Lundi
oe Mai dc laiite annse, ct contllusra jusgu'a
rv'cite soit ~aIolsraee scion Ia loi.
p.roissr .A,.umpt,on. IS Avrit 1884.
A. +. HICKMAN,
Sheriff.
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LANDS FOX SALE.

Fine farming and cypress lands. sisaate'
as follows
On Grand Bayou above plantation Of Esf
bert Lanye and below Francois Mollere.
On Bayou Corne, near the ferry-on bayo
Pierre Part above and below ferry:-on Ball j
River road leading to Gros 8 PrayaI
nlautatinn.-on Bayou Creux;-o on Bayo
Droit.-in Brnle Labadie:-in New Texas
Double concessions of Gaillot. brother
Barbier and others. In Brule St-VinceRt
on the OpeIousas rail road route.
Terms moderate.
Apply to
e.. s. Dep. Surveyor & land ss-n'.
DoaaidsonylEle. La,
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NOTICE.

W,creastharr is an accumulation ofbns:ners
in the Court. OF the Fifth Judicial District. SIT
tlna ia and tor the Parish OF assumption III
The state Of louisiana and N the opinion Of
The honorable Judge otsail Court, it is proper
"a ho. a Caliel terra, OF said Court for the
transaction If all business civil ct criminal.
~nat may be brought before it at said called
..rtn.
Therefore in with efan order 10 me directed
by the laaorahl the Judge OF said Court and
III Vi tue o! the act OF the Legislature OF the
STATE Of Louisiana Of tie year 1913, IN such
case. made, 81 provided. J hereby pubic the
holding OF said Called term. aud give notice 10
ali whom it may concern, that said Called
tn1m Of said cnirt, will commence in The 10Th
day of May 1887, Il lctg the fifth monday OF
May ofsail year, ana will continue nn;il adj
,ourncd according 70 law,
fni,ll III Assumption, srrii 2oth 1851
n. 4. HICKMAN.
SflrrilT.
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NOTICE To UNDERTAKINGS.

The Church warders of the corporation of
ST.. ELIsABErH hereby give notice to under
sakers,that they will receive sealed proposals
un.ilthe eighteenth day Of may next for the
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Bv order ofthe Court.
DESIRE LEBLANC. Clerck.
Assumption, this 10th April 1851.

t,at De III Louisiana. - Conr an tin
p"itnie District jndieiaice.- Pasois-
- Assumption.
Dams l:alflire de Pierre Panl Gniliot, interdit.
Attendu que Louis Lerille c~nrateur du dit
iutefdit a depose en- Cour IN compile final De
son administration, alnsl qu'une petition de-
manlant FhouoIoeatiou.
Avis est par lie present donne a tous ceuy
que celia peut coiIccrncr d.Avoir i deduile
dams les treGte jours de Id notification DIES pre-
s%entes, les ~faiso.is pour leslueiIes lie dit ta-
5ieaa ne serait pas approuse ct honologue &
les iouds entfe ses nlaitts rGpaltls conforms
merit Il la loi. D5chargG de toute RESPONSE
blllt1 CONNIE cufateur.
Par ordre dc la Cour.
DESIRE LEBLANC, Gretlier.
Assumption ce 10 Avril 1854
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Gro W.JONES.
Assumption 9th Ap!., 1854.
Fiat de la Observation-Disclosures Assom-

Fiat de la Observation-Disclosures Assom-
tion.
Succession de Camille Nicolas.
En- vcrtu ct e.i obiissance a M ordre de Ia
Cour du Cinquianle District Judiciaiye de Get
Etat, dams ct ponr Ia susdite p~troisse, purtant
Ia date du 20 Mars 1854. Le Jeu&i llme Jour
du m6is de Mai 1854 i 10 heures 4. II. sur les
lieux an CGteau Ste-tiGlene, JotItjrai Ell ven
to pabilque . l'encal les pfopriGtGs cl-aPres
dGcrites appartaIant L ii succession sus-Jlte.
SAVIOR
10. lie tiers indiyis dune liabitation eta
bile en- sncrerle situ6e dams cette ~paroissa, AT
Coteau Ste-lIel6nc, dams les sections No 4G
ct Al. Township No-RangGe No. mesurant
le tout SIX cent ~soixaate ct q~ialgues arpeutS
de superiicie. Y comprls cette potion de terfe
qui tient a ia telre dc la weave AnseIn1e
Mollere ct CarYille Braad, bofnee refs lie ba-
you Latourcbe i IL terFc de We AnSelme Mol
lare ct yers lie grand bayou Il ceiIe de A. NJ
Foley ensemble lie tiers dcs batisses, ct anne
Iiorations qai superintendent i Ia dlte habita-
ton.
90. I'm Negro homnle noIa,ne Rince age de-
% ans.
80. Marie, aeee de So ans ct sen enfant Ju-
lien age de neuf ans.
40. Caroline agse de 16 ans.
SO. La Motto indiyise dune negresse nom
moe Adelaide agGe dc 20 ans ct ses trois ell
tants NOMINEES. il. Bite. age &c SIX ans, Virgil
ME agee dc 10 mois ct I'm enfant L Ia mal1elie
60. La Motto indivise de Ia negresse Ora
c%ieuse, agae de II ans.
Terrnes ct Condsions.
Pour lie tiers indivis de la terre payable en
4 termes egaux echaant dams les mois de
Mars de chacune des allaees 1855, 1856, 1851
ct 1858. Les esclayes s $50 compliant sur cha
que lot ct la balance en- trois tefraes eegaux:
liz en- Mars 1855. un tiers ell Mars 1856 ct lie
dernier tiers en- Mars 1857. Les acqu6reurs
devront fonrnir DIES cautions b6nnes ct soiva-
bles d la satisfaction de dame Pamela Le-
blame We Nicolas ct toutes sommes qui ne Sc
ront pas payeees aux echeances porteront III
terat d raison de hut pour cent par an jus
qu7au Placement final.
Assumption, ce 30 Mars 1854.
c. I. BLANCHARD E~ncantour.
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NOTICE.
Aux cONTRaCTEURS.

Les Marguilliers de la corporation SarSrn
ELISABETH donnent avis aux contracteurs
que Ia fabriaue receyfa DIES propositions sous
hveloppes caciletses, jasqn'au dix.huit Mai,
pour Ii reconstruction Dune egiise, don't lie
plan Sc tronye d leur disposition ad presbytere
20 painconrtviile, ainsi que toutes les condi-
tionset s~tipnlations du c%ontrat.
les materiauy seront fournis par la fabrique
elle-mame. XAVIER DuGAs.
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State Of Louisiana. - Fuh Judicta!
District Court.-pari>h OF Assump-
ton.
In the motion of the interdict Pierre Paul
Gnliiot.
Whereas Louis LerllIe curator of said
interdict has filed in said Court d final account
OF his admin ~Istration together with a petition
OF praying for the honloIogation ofthe same.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause within thirty DAYS al
Ter the publication Of this notice, why said
accoln' should not b approved and homo!o
gated the POUNDS in his hand distributed in ac-
"orsialce herewith and the curator dischar-
ged.
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State Of LouisIaaa:-Parish Of iSuiny-
ton.
Succession of Canitie Nirolas deceased .
by virtue OF ard N obedience 10 an order
o. t4le honorable tie 5th Jud. Dist. Couri Of
I'ls stale IA and for the parish aforesaid, da-
tGI 'ite ~9Iti o! Ai&rcl 1881, on thursday The
l'Cn cay OF MAJ io'4aV Ooclock 4. NJ. Oh the
premises will be offered for sale 1T auction ly
the undersigned auctionrer the following des-
cr'bed property belonging to the aforesaid
succession to wit
10. The undivided third Of a certain sugar
plantation situadedj IN tiepaIlsA Of assumption
at the Coteau Ste-IGIGuc in sections is ct
Y. I. No. L. No. measuring, the Whole
tract SIX hundred and sixty et some superficial
arpentS, intending the tract OF lands adjoining
tothe land of widow AnseInte G;ollere and Car
WE n'"u'2 bounded towards Bayou Laiou',
towards Grand BaTon hv InnIl " ~ NJ a.
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Assumption, March both 1851
c. L. BLANCHARD, Auctionner,

Avis est dome an public de n'acheter quo
cue &c soft aaucm des negres appartenant i
W. Ii. Pugh Il Co. sans un permits cert on
verbal des proprlGtaires on dc faconome.
W. H. PuGu s ca.
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.4JGSJIN De Ii 7'ORPE.

Professor d:espaanoi, d'acsiture cothiqnc ct
de fantaisie. d'tcritrj,e angioise a~ntiangtlairc.
de p%einture o~rientale ct dc Literature cspagno-
le.
Hotel Washington, Napolsonyilie.
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Notice is hereby eivcn to the public NOT
to purchase any thing from any of the slaves
belonging to w. II. Pugh & Co. without q
witren OF verbal order from the owners or
o~Verserr W. II. PuGH & Co.
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reconstruction Of a "Church" the plan Of
which can be seen at any time at the gesby-
tere at PalncourtSile: also with all The terms:
conditions and stipulatious Of the contract pro-
posed.
The materials will be furnished by the
Corporation. XAVIER Dues
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Etat de Ia Observation-Disclosures Assonp .
ton. = Cour du C%iniujemc District
Judiciaire.
Attendu que Robert Davidson a presente
une petition a la Cour, a l'etfet d'obten!r les
LettFes de Curatelle Il Ia succession ~vacante
de teu Charles Doublebowcr decide ~intestat.
Avis est par lie present, donue a tous ceux
qHe celia pent concerner, d'avoir d deduirc
sous DIX yours, les raisons pour lesquelles II he
seralt pas iait droit a la dlte petition.
Par ordre de la Cour.
DESIRE LEBLANC. GreGier.
Assumption, ce 2S Ayril 1854.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-09-15

law, his great experience as jurist. and
his various requirements, he is eminently
fitted for any station, and will no doubt
serve the public interests in,his new posi-
ton with entire satisfaction to those over
whom he is called to preside.
Aside from his legal attainments, he pos
sesses all the noble virtues and generous
principles of man. The high place which
he holds In the esteem of his fellow-citizens
of the State from whence he comes, is based
upon a character for rare moral and poiiti-
cal integrity; and we safely venture the
prediction that he will soon win the respect
and confidence of those who may be called
around him in the administration of the
Territorial government, by his urbanity and
courteous department. Possessed of in
domitable courage and independence of
character, he will be found at all times full
ly equal to any emergenciesthat may arise
In the course of his official career; at the
kme time the clearness, comprehensive
ess, astuteness, and freedom from preju-
lice, which SO peculiarly characterize his
mind, furnish sure and safe guarantee to
the inhabitants of Kansas that, in all meas
ures of Territorial polity, the best interests
of the whole people will. be sought for and
diligently subserved. His untiring, activity,
his powers ofphysical endurance, and his
ceasless and devoted attention to all the du-
ties oflife, give abundant indication that
not even in the most minute details ofthose
duties which his new position will deyolre
upon him, will he be found wanting or neg
lectful. 1t rarely happens that all the quail
tiles which so peculiarly distinguish Gov
ernor Reeder are found combined in any
one individual, and with all these prestiges
ofsuccess we may confidently expect in the
new Territory healthy and vigorous or
ganization and administration of its affairs,
and the laying of a broad and permanent
foundation, upon which is, SO soon and sure
ly to be erected the superstructure of the
estate of Kansas" ~