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.a fle& t'99 Q MARRIED..
On Thursday evening the I'd instant by the Rev y s.
PETTY Mr.. ROBERT A. PAYNEto Miss MARTHA ELIZA
BETH BALDWIN, all of this city, ni3 t 4sr#Ytfs
MARRIED.
Died,

. s vff4f DIED, tgsa5 M itgB
On Saturday morning. 4th instant the " tn year OF
her age Mrs iSABELA ELLSWORTH native Of Chester,
Pennsylyani for than fifty years resident OF
this city, The deceased led life Of exemplary pety and
greatly beloved by large circle Of relatives and
friends. May she rest in peace! q s 's.t 81 t9Et'
Her funeral will take place tomorrow tMonday) morn
ing at ten o'clock, from the dwelling OF Ferdinand Jeer
son. Eleventh street, between and NJ streets, at which
the friends Of the deceased and family are invited TO at
tend. ilsts 4att
. On Friday afternoon, at 81 o'clock, Dr. GEORGE A.
GARDINER, aged SO. t n @at
His friends aud acquaintanccs respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence at Mrs.
Thompson's, f. between 18th and l4th streets, this
Sunday afternoon, at o'clock.
On the 4th instant, at Kalorams, D. c.. JOHN LYONS,
In the 18th year Of his age
On Thursday night, the 81 instant, JAMES MITCH
ELL, only Of sAs II. and MARY B. Hill, aged four.
teen years. f0f GR8efE# w. tl
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who are apporioned as follows. In6rn,, / !; shoe
making, Sc carpentry, &C., s.; blacksmthng, Il;
tailoring, ,shoe-binding, &c I2 picking oakum 10 !;
labor, 81 barber, l; cooking, A.; baking, /. Total
90. E 9ys M .Ne8 #,t s
The board of inspectors respectfully ask the
favorable consideration of Congress the sugges-
ions made by the warden for the more efficient
government and economy of the penitentary
among which are the appointment Of matron TO
superlntend the female department; ofassistant
physician, whose duty il shall be to prepare the
medicines and have charge Of the dispensary of
heating the prison by other means than the mad
equate and very expensive mode now in use; of
alarm bell of additional guards and for repairs
TO the wharf belonging TO the penitentary
The board approve highly of the vigilant and
careful supervision exercised by the warden,
Thomas Thornly, and are satisfied that allhs pro-
positions for the more efficient organization of the
| penitentiary ought TO be carried into effect bul
they unanimously urge upon Congress the re-
| form particularly referred to as essential to The
| welfare and good government Of the institution
| under his charge.
The chaplain Of the institution, the Rev. r. r
Richards, says that the prisoners, far he can
Judge. hail the of the Sabbath with delight.
and seem eager to listen tolhe word of God. This,
together with their marked kindness and respect
thus far manifested towards him, leads him 10 be-
ieve that God will give the word success. Besides
the public preaching oflhe word the Sabbath school
is still continued with increasing interest. Nothing
seems TO be left undone that could consistently be
done by the warden and his aids for the comfort
and Improvement of the prisoners. tA-t
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-05
To conclude with the comedy, entitled
sita a SKETCHES IN INDIA.

Prices of admis issi0n Dress circle and parquette,
90 cents reserved seats rs cents orchestra seats rs
family circle 25 cents: third tier SO cents; coored gallery
rs cents; private boxes S5. giet.3 fW
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-05

III Purser Slamm, bearer of dispatches from
Washington, arrived al San Diego on the Golden
Gate, and came up on the Goliah.
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xoeaI ann nersonal.

The Late DIR. Gardiner.--The G circumstances
attending the trial, convictions and death of DIR.
Gardiner, continue sensibly 10 affect the public
mind.
Yesterday morning, on the day before, a large
number of persons were in attendance al the jail
where the jury were engaged in holding an in
quest, and physicians making post morlem ex-
animation. The autopsy was conducted by Drs.
Miller aud Stone, together with Or. Semines, the
physician to that institution in the presence Of
Drs. Hall, Riley, Tyler Johnson, Duhamel, Berry,
and Steiner, and perhaps others. & a.,t3sef4
In the absence of chemical test they came TO
the conclusion, from the phenomena exhibited,
that DR.. Gardiner died from the effects of strych-
nine There was much congestion Of the scalp,
as also Of the brain and the spinal cord; a quart
Of dark thick blood having escaped from the base
ofihe Uranium and the spinal column. s2t'A
Evidence 10 this effect was given before the
jury, who, in order that chemical analysis may
be made (by Drs. Steiner and Breed) of the sto-
mach and Of powder which was taken from the
pocket of The deceased adjourned until next Fri
day morning, thus postponng their verdict 6
Witnesses testified on various points affecting
the crcumstapces ofhis death. Two of them said
they noticed that DR.. Gardiner, while in the court
house, put some small substance into his mouth,
which they at first supposed to beiobacco crumbs,
and then touched his lips with water; and from
this they suppose he at that time swallowed the
fatal drug. 4 ~
We have merely alluded to the testimony, our
limits precluding full report Of the interesting
examination II tEt ,lif7atit2 Il "89Hss2 aN'.t
II may be added, in this connexion, that an in
innate friend Of DR.. Gardiner gave q negative an
swer to the question asked bv juror as whether
the doctor had informed him what he would do
with himself in the event Of his being convicted.
The coroner authorized the friends of the de-
ceased to take the body in charge, and, coffin
and hearse being in readiness, il was conveyed
from the Jail TO his late residence tao6rt1s.
e54 ----ss.------ faai saiI
Penitentiary for the District Of Columbia
1t appears by the annual report Of the board Of
inspectors, transmitted 10 Congress, yesterday,
that the number Of convicts in the pententiary on
the 3lst Of December, 1852, was. ........... so
Number of convic's received in asi 0a
all the year 1853. ...... ............... 81
Total in all the year 1853. ....1l4
Number discharged by expra- %sAs
ton Of sentence. ......................17 II
Pardoned. ........... ..................... a +
aa ItsG iE sl staa II
Remaining in the penitentiary
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a9r- M MethOdist Episcop Church, south.
Divine service may be expected be held In this church
tomorrow Sabbath,l at o'clock and M by the
pastor, Rev. James A. Duncan. l, .ggEa Feb
a9- The Rev. w. H. MiIburn. Chaplain
to the House Representatives. will preach in the Capitol
on Sunday morning next ut IL o'clock. 2at39 Feb4
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-05

ls- The United States frigate Constitution,
Com Mayo, was al 81. Vincent on the, 26,h Jan
uary, with SLAYER which she had captured on the
coast Of Africa
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-05

TOME SCENES AND HOME SOUNDS;
III or the World from my Window. BY Fl.
Marion Stephens. Just received at Ii EEff
TAYLOR 81 MAURy,S Bookstore,
Mar A. Near 9th street.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-05

CARRYING THE TELEGRArH TO CuBA.-The Uni
led States surveying schooner Crawford sailed
rom Norfolk on Thursday for the west coast OF
Florida where she will be engaged in the surve,
charge OF professor A. u. Bache, the superln,end
ent. The Crawford, by direction Of Professor
Bache, will run line Of deep-sea soundings from
Key West 10 Havana, with hesyew of'utimately
carrying the telegraph wires across to the island
of Cuba.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-05

Penitentiary for the District Of Columbia
1t appears by the annual report Of the board of
inspectors, transmitted TO Congress, yesterday,
that the number Of convicts in the pententiary on
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perspective da nnmeraire, 81 hasarda i
eyeettcr ai milien de In clllmbre III pIus
efIfe,1de des cacl,uehas.
Mon petit, INC dit CaboehnrA, lc
%colosse dc Rhodes ne tirait pas il III
chesiiic.
Je triomphais sur toutc Ia ligae.
-l,Idee est d'antant plus h~enrcnsn
ut 1udlciensement observer Cabochard.
que Ia mine deeouverte par lie gftlu de-
Bilboqaht est i,lepaisable. T'ant quo Ia
Seine ~conlera settlement dc Melui, Jus
qua Rouen, Hons ponyons ~cnlever les
tacfes dc roasseuf ct faire cooper les
rasoirs des qnatre-vingt-six daparte-
ments ct de Ietranger. A Il.rtir de &C
jour, il ny ii plus de boulons sur notre
figure humane, ri de rasoirs rebeIles.
Qu'on Sc le disc. Ayant six mois ttons
f%oulons carossr, mes cnfants. .Jc yenx
ftirc cadeiu 4 Atala dun chasseue l,anf
comm ui,c cathedrale, ct Dilboalet.
don't la generosite he msest pas incon-
nut. lai otIfira On groom microscopiaue.
Nous anrons u liyr6c h.eu de ciel IT
dos gems poudres d fritnas IL nc s,apit
plus que dc songer d l.execntion. Duel
mode ailons nous adopter pour lie debit
de $ Peau infaillible. y
TIN rnf,gasin aycc glaccs, TEXTURES
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FlF.FH Judicial District Court Pa
lish If assumption.
Succession Of AmtIic lIaydcl deceased
wife Of Bl. Martin.

by virtue of a decree of the honorable the
aforesaid Court 90 thursday the 10th day
Of June 1851 alto o'tttock A. VI. On the pro-
misses viii be oiierelfaf sale at public auction
by Cyprset blanchard, acutionoar, Tie folio
wing described property 10 wit
~. 4 tract Of land, situated III The parish Of
Assumption, IN the right bank Of Bayou La
ioarche, at about three miles below Napotf-
onyllle measuring one arpenf front more or
less, from tlip Bayou TO ono hundred and se-
ven " five feet in depth, and from there, one
hall OF III afpent, more or less by forty ar
peltt i'll depth between converging lines:
bounded above by lands off. Il, williamson
and below by lands Of Andre Borne. together
with all the buildings aud improvements
thereon.
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de sole ct FLEETS dor sur III I,otlevi.sd des
itilieas. dit Alfalfa.
Munsais moyen. lie Llpissier ct f.
decofateur ue SC l~aisseiat pms Excitement
attendlif. QUAINT aux bouiiques, OH a le
tort dc ne pas les loncr sans f,irc pavcf
SIX rnols d~,avancc III We'll usage uai
ciitrave Icssor dn genie industriel.
lies annonccs dams les i%onrnauy. ct
nous iaisons IN depot DC nos falcons chez
III commerfant intelligent, dis.je i moo
tour.
Nome obstacle ; fargcnt est ID
mefhe q1i met IL fea aux ~chandelI.s
romalnes dc III roclamc, ct puts lie, de-
posltalre nous subtilisc les trois quarts
do revenn. louvre une proposition qni
me parait plus sage ct slrtout plus pras
ticable.
C~abochard Sc recneillit unc minute,
cxecuta TN triple monlinet avcc sa can.
ne, ct reprit aussitot
-Qnc diricz-yous dun theatre eta.
bIi ~ Care Marigay, CO grand bazar.
de Part dramatique In plein air, dun
don't moi, Caboehard ic serai r.
directcar, Ct OF, sous le p~retcxtc do
barbue a extiber gu dc CO ga
Tame 4 debltcr, nous ecoulcrions mn pu-
bic enthusiastic des spectacle i dix Gel.
times, notre eau mcryeilIcusc?
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sltlon chimiane dc cettc nature detnan-
&c IN Certain temps pour laife son che.
min dams les %Iafynx. Or nous ,e pot.-
yons pas attendre. Ajournons done i
des temps meilIeurs la composition ct le
debit dc Ia pate pectorale, qni Feet en-
core qua fetat ~d'einbryoa daus mo GER
veau. Nous avons a notre portea sous
notre main, M element dc success prodi-
gieaS Get element quel est-il /? C,est
leau. mes anis, I'ean %maturelle, i'cau
iui est dans la foutaine. Cette emu mi
nous i coiite dou1 sous peut nous ran
porter d'ici i qnelqles mois IN benitire
net de dix, qlinze, yingt, trente Mile f..
-Ah mon Dieu ! il cal fou ls,e-
Grin Alfalfa.
Iaissez-le dire, intefrompit .iyc.
ment Coboehard.
Nous aclletons, repris.jc en- accen-
tuaht toutes les syllahes, IN miller de
petites holes pour Ia fsihie somu,e de- dix
Nous enplissons les lioles de %
liquidc elementaire, ct mons ~Iancons
dams Ii circulation " Ieau inCdIlible
pour enleser les inches dis ronsseur et
pour iaire copper les rasoirs. =
Enlcye ! s'ecria Cabocllard. mi
Sc tenant plus, soulesait 81 chaise i
bras tendus.
Atala misc en- belle humcar par ii
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LA question se bornerait done pour
nous i ctci /: Tlonver on fabriqnern ~
ne chose quclconlue gui ne codtcrnie
rien ct que nous ferions payer tres cher.
On lance Ia drogne, On Ia fit amoussern
on Ia deb!te aux clients ct le sac est
plein.
Ton idtc yait de For. mon petit,
ne dit Alfalfa : IL CO plus expert Que ie
nc croyais !: Il faut que IL t'enbrasse.
Jc me laissai cmbrasser ri i'embras.
sal moi-mame ave toute l'ardeur que
mettrait T'antaie i avaier IN verre d'eaar.
C%obochard me Sierra la main avcc ef-
fusion ct me dit avec solennite
a qusnd Ia confection de In chose?
-Soyons Gaines, repris-Je plein d.as,
surance. 81 @'avais i ma disposition les
outils essentieis, h mortier ct le pilon,
Il ne faudrait pas dix minutes pour i'm.
proviser l'objet. La matlere premiere
est ~plaisantcrie. Tn peu dc suerc
on, 4 defaut de sucre, quelqies
dc platre delayses dans du Jus
de regiissc ct saupoudrees dc queIqncs
EQUITIES de mentIle, le tout broye, pile, ct
savan1ncnt manipuls : il men faut pas
davantage-
Nous trouverons bien cinquante r..
pour ;~,clleter le morticr ct le piIofi.
-Earskd mtcfiaijs toute compo-
So
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5UhtES>ipA 5AIl.
Succession Of Augustine Poapone

Sftcer7ioit ~ Augustine E~oEapnneat
deceased wife of Bernard J.. Sales.
~ virtue a = derraa Of The Honorable The
El1a j]usIieiat District Court al The
state al Louisiana III aad for the punish OF
Assumption lated 4 1T May 1851, ana to
directed viii be offered At public sa}e, on the
premises III The Parish Of Assumption ON the
left Bank Ut B4Taa lalppfcha at about two
miles and d bali beina the village of Napole-
onylIIe oi .Handay June l2th 1885, ut 10 o.
clock A. NJ By A. +, Hickman sheriff and
auotloaner in AMI Tor Tit PARISH the following
described property belonging 10 the aforesaid
succession, to wit
a sugar Plantation situate1 III this parish
On the lett Bank Of Bayou Ia lnurcAe at three
miles bolow NapoI6oayiile Measuring SIX and
n half arpefts fronting said Bayou OH a Depth
ol Eighty arpents between opening lines nj
wing about one thousand superficial arpents
the exact quantity Of land will be given on
the day q sale bounded above by lands be-
loHglngt 10 Tire succession of Thomas Pialt. aud
below by land8 belonging to the aeirs Of Boat
t1er, together with all the improvements, apu
The shares Of tho citizens Bank.
DO. A lotog groJtrl situated il the village
Ct Napoldongille measuring fifty seven feet.
seven "A inches front, one depth OF one nun
dred and SIXTY feet. bounded Oh one side BY
lot Of Pierre Blanchard and on the other side
by Washington street together with Tie bull.
dlags and Improvements thereon.
30. James u negro managed 80 years
-. Daniel Q negro man aged 70 years.
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mieux dit une voix bien con,

i ant mieux ult nne vofX DlcD on
nue..
1t Cabnchard SC montra en- faisant
sauter en- lair, par un movement de-
panles, o chapeau, qui retomba d'a-
plomb sur sa tete.
LA sifene est revcnue ! dit.il. ellie
embellira noire existence ; expiique ton
idee, mon garcon.
Je me Iesai en- maudissant tout bas
Cabocliard d.avoir trouble notrc tete.a
tste, et je commercial cnsuitc.
Pendant les six mois que 'ai passes
4 confectionner DIES drogues de toutes
sortes, i'ai pm me convaincre de Tex
tramc facilite avec laqucllc le public
~franeais ~accepte, aelete ct digerc ton.
les les pates ct tous les buiscuits lafi-
neux. Ii .uflit dune seule dc ccs compo-
%sitions, qui sc Monument tour d tour des
mites, dies racahouts, des revelintina, des
pilules ~d'escargots, DIES rates arabes,
ehinoises, turqnes, salaques, indiennes,
mexicaincs egyptiennes J, b%resilienner,
ab~yssiniennes, pour faire Ia fortune dun
chitnis.e d'csprit ct de tonpet.
-Csest vrai, dit Cohochard.
-C'cst parfailement yrai, ajouta Alta.
Ia.
Encourage par ceite double approba.
lion ,Je continual !:
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yapeur de Stokolm, CONTINENT plclnc,
incnt cette uonvellc.
LES CANONNIERS DE DONALD,
SON DAMS NApOLEONVltLE.

SON DAMS NAPOLEONVlhLE.
La compagnie d'artilIcric dc l'Asce NJ
sion a fait vendredi dcrnicr son excur-
sion, des longtemps promise, dams le bh-
you I.afourchc. C'est par Ia rive droltc
Que les CanoBnicrs dc Donaldson sont
arrives a Napoleonvi!Ie, m,sique en'e-
te, banniere ~dtp!oy6e, avec de"x des
magniliques pieces dc 6 que l'ttat Went
de confer il &c, dignes et fiers cltoyens-
soldats. lie capitainc Powell n'nyant
r. pm pour raisoDs majGures, preln]rc le
commandment de ia btillante compa-
gnic, c'est lie lieutenant Maurin qui a Gil
ihonncur de diriger Ia c%atnpagne, ct il
s'cst acquitte de cettc mission avcc IN
tact ct un success don't bien de vicux
tacticiens don't Fart militairc est lie scul
meter, seraient %jaloux. Ricn m tie
ntglig6 par &C digne chef, nj pour as
scoir son camp dams un lieu c~onvennbIe,
NJ pour prcndrc d'cxcellcntcs measures
aiin d'optrer convcnablement !e lcndc-
main le passage du Bayou. C'est dams
la belle PLANE dc M. Foley, a cote dn
chemin du bayou que les tentcs, 81 CO.
quotes, de III tompagnic, ont etc drcs.
sees. D6tcler les chevaux, ttablir lc
camp ct &c trouvcr en- lignr dc h~ataiIIc
toutes ces operations ont ele pour les
Canonniers de Donaldson y I~'allaire
de singt minutes.
lin comite Inhabitants Dc Napoleon
vile ct du voisinage s'est transporte
dams Ic camp dc nos braves ariiIIeurs
pour les invitcr i I'M bal dams Ia sale du
Commercial Hotel. Cettc invitation il
tte galamment accept6c par Ia compa-
gnie Ct q%uoique les danes dc nos con-
trees ~n'aient ete a~verties que fort mo.
ladroitemcnt ct bien tard, TN waste cs.
saim dc bellies ct gracieuscs creoles for
unit, dams oettn trop petite c]nceinte,
IN cercle bien serrs dc bien prtcicuses
heurs.
La il a ete execute par lss Canon
eicrs" ct par nous pekins, qui n'arions
pms de bcaux roles il cote des briIIantf
u~Diformcs, bon nombre dc danses, polkas
v%alses, mazurkas !; il s'cst tchange bien
dc bellies, tendfes ct douces paroles /; il
s.est forme bien dcs projects don't quel-
saes uns &c realiscrout ct d'autrcs nc Sc
realiseront jamtis Ia aussi i il rtgnd
uuc bien franchc gaiete, I'm c%ntrain, d.
&c, fraternits que nous ~meutionuons
avee bonheur.
Minoit est arrive trop tot. lie com
mandant craignant gus aon inf.t iguablc
troupe, qui await fait dans Ia journec
une marche de seize milies, ne ~s'exposas
trop en- faisant une plus Tongue %veillc,
a fait sonncr Ic rappcl ct Ia c%ompagnic
Il regagne 0 camp Les Canonniers
unc lois parts, les damrs mont plus vou-
lu comhattre, elles SC sont enrol6cs, lais-
a II les ptkins maitres dun terrain
quils ont fini par abondonner bient6t
cux.memes.
go
lie lendemain matin vingt.un coups de
canon battaient pour notrc village unc
dianc inaccoutumde, les ~habitants ac-
couraicnt i Napoleonsillc dc tous les
points dc h paroissc, le passage sur Ia
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SO. Simon n negro mar aged Is years
90. Aaron Il negro man aged so years.
TO. Franch Il nero man aged 40 Yeats.
9Th. NamHel a NEGRO man aged 30 years.
9th David Il negro man AGED IS Years.
10th MIng0a negro man aged % years.
fltt Jonv Il negro man aGed so Years.
10Th Paul IL negro boy aged l5years.
-. Thomas u negro man aged i0years.
18th Melville i yellow soy aged 10 years.
18Th Severn u negro boy aged - years |af-
Aictpd with cxcrecgnCe OF The anus
10Th Ugsu,e a negro " oman gfltton cook
,onI TO years with her 3"chlldrcn Edmond \
nilulatre aged 8 years. Nicolas a gritlon qgel
E Years. and Ursule Il griten aged one year.
I7th IL negro woman aged 30 wears afflicted
with The DISORDER OF the nonlb)
18Th Msrie Jeanne Il negro 21l aged % Yrs.
19th ANA n a2gfo guI aged - Years.
Goth Betsy ii negro guf aged 81 years.
- kcty L negro guI aged rs years, with her
} children Marcy a9ed4 years and Joe Deus,
aged 10 moths.
722th Loisa II negro gul aged % years, with
her . children Atl me aged q years. Rachel
lued ) wears. Manuel, aned3 years, Agnes a
orI Is months AND Charlotte aged : months.
23tb Josephine aged 80 years afflicted Of So
re eyes.
nth Celinc \ yellow @ol aged II years
2Jtb hoe ancaro woman aged II years.
4Gt}I ii mules. 3 horses, ! buggy horse, 10
head OF horned cattle, SO $hrep.
95lhB NartA. lot OF of hoop polls ~hogslcaI ,
% p]loagtts. one lot Of orirc bars, one lot ct y
cve4. ONE lot of axes. Hoes. spades, Pick a..
Yes, cross cat saws, e,riG5 saws &c.
osth One Lot Of CHOPPERS tools. one forge and
its arras.orias. one Grind Stone. one bot Of
IDOLS.
2orh The house hold furniture.
3gsb The kltcnnp Utensils, one barrel hn,n-
OIL and one lot OF books.
Terms g. Conditions.
The Plantation established us Il sngar pIaH.
tnclon fifteen hundred 4 1850 Dollars Cash.
due to the citizens bank, paw: bic ln FIVE ran, |
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rive gnuchr, dos nrIets, dies forgons
ct dos pieces s'optrait, !e capitaInc Po-
well venait reioindre "a briIIonte com
Pagnl".
Apes ayoir optr6 Ia traverse dcs bat
tcfits, rendue ptnibte par FobstInaijon
de quclqncs mnIcts, tn compnEnic a pris
part il ua d@jeuner, qui Iu, etait oiteft
par les habitants DC NapoIaonyli!c' II
s'cst alors ecoule aptour dc la sale i
manager du Commercial Hotel denx hcu-
res bion ~joycuscs, il s'cst porte bien des
toasts patriotqtes ct fratcrncI5 3,
C%anounfers ct Comile d'hnbitanis ont
~riyaIis6 d'attcntinns nattcnscs ct dc ga.
laitelic.
lie Cnpitaioc Powell ayant fait bat
ire lc rapptl, Ia compagnie a ete lmn"-
diatetncnt sous les artncs ct s'cst misc
en- marchc vcrs In plainq qui Sc trouv"
en- face d, Ia residence Dc nj. AdoIphc
Lorct. &c lieu ttait Acknowledgement choi-
81 pour i'exercicc ap point dc ync do
terrain, CT aussi parce que ccttc position
Il mis- a meme toutcs les danes du vii
lHgc Ct dcs aicntours qni a~vnicnt cnva-
hi cette residence, d'admirer les btlIlan-
ties ]cvolutions cxtcut6cs pendant une
henre arcc unc ftciIit6 ct uae precision
qni font autant dhonueUr aux commits
sances strategiqacs do cnpiG,inc Powell
ct dc SEES officers qua Intelligence DIES
Cauonmcrs de Donaldson. -Aprts tout q
ces Oversees ct %brillantGs mtnnUrres, TN
salut u etc tire par les artilIeurs {:
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son comble ; dcs hvrrah pour les Ca
nonnicrs s'&levaicut dc toutcs parts Ia
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tons les coles !; ellie IA Etit honncur ii
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sapta ttetn Element gre dams COS CON
trees -. Ct il 4 lallu partir J.. Les Canon
lner5 ont traverse lc hayon aux acciama.
tons dos habitan's gronpes sur nue Ion
y,e 6,rndue d. /, i've d,o;,c. II. -.
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dition dc la ~compagnie d'arGIlerie. lie
Semplc que donnent cts jennes o%itciefs
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-14
VEN'fE DE SUCCESSION.

Succession de Augustine pomponean
femme dtc%der d. Bernard J.. $ lies
En- vertu dun derrtt de h conr da Clnqnie.
me district Jadiciaire de l'l,iat De Ia Louisiaao
datls ct ponr la p~aroisae Absorption sous :,