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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02

fourche, dams lie brule St-Vinccnt, mesurant
ceux arpen's de taco, sur dix sept de profon-
deur, borne, dun cote par les terres de Ira
yi'nond DaigIe ct de l'autrc cote par celIes do
Anglade, ensemble avcc toutes les bati5ses
ct authorizations qui en- dependent.
20. AniinauX ct lneubles de menarc.
Terines ct Conditions. - La terre payable
cent pIastres compliant; ct la balance payn-
bic ell tfois termcs egaux, un tiers en- Mars
1855, un tiers en- Mars 1856, ct le dernier tiers
Ell Mars 1857. pour lc mobilier toutes' sommes
az. dessous de dix p~iastrcs payable en- Mars
1883 ct ton,c sonlne All deSsls de, dix p,aS-
tres nne motto Ell Mars 1855 ct Fautre Motto
en Mars 1856; les acqueieurs deyrnut founnir
des blliets avec bonnes ct solvablrs cautions
payable au bureau du Recorder de cette Pa
rolssc, ct iypotacqne sp5ciale scr Ia terre
Jlsqu'an .partalt paieme!it. ct toutes sommes
qui ne seront pas payGcs aux echeanees porte
rontiutartt q raison dc hut pour ceut par an
jusqu'a final Placement.
Cen. J.. BLAN CTiARD,, Eirantcur.
Assumption, 10 JUN 1854
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02

s'occupcr h caitatrice eli i~uittant la
scene
Ellie s.est... quot T.,
Assise i munger denx cotelettes
dc mouton saignant que son domestiquc
lli tenait pretcs...
,Ah !! bouilre !
La Malibran SC soutcnait avcc dc
l'ean.dcevic, ct csest ce gui Ia tudc. Al.
tire chose, To us III lie ballet, tn vas lie r.
yoir defiant lei, dams le simple apparel
du maiin, sans SAVIOR que ton process de-
pend de qaelques ulaes dc ces janbes-ia
None proxies
ITEMS, cousin, voici &c au'on appel
lie une n,archense.
Leon montra l'nnc de ccs superbes
creatures qni 4 vingt-cinq aus en- ont
dejd vecn soixante. dune beante 81 ie.
ellie ct ii sure d'etre cnltivse q~n'elles ne
Ia font pas voir. Ellie elait grande. mar
chat bleu, await le regard assure dun
dandy, ct sa toilette Sc recommandait
par II simplicite ruincnse.
-Csest Carabinc, dit Bixion, qui ut,
ainsi que lc peinlre, un leger salut de
tete auquel Carabinc repondit par un SOU
rire.
-Eacorc une qui pcut fairc destituer
Ton prtfet.
-Une m~archcuzze : mais qu'cst-ee
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02

proper discharge of his duties as snperin.en-
dant Of Public Schools, in and for the parish Of
Assumption, for which office he was duly COM
missloned on the Thirteenth Day of Nbvenber,
1881, and which he afterwards resigned.
Now THEREFORE,, This is to notify nil persons
'4tircstcd therein to show cause at the office
Of the Sccretary of State. within ninety DAYS
'!om the last publication hereof, WHY the same
should not be cancelled and annulcd.
Given under my hand, the Seal Of the STATE
at Baton Rouge this Eighteenth day of NAV
A..p. 1854, and in The year Of the indcpendnn-
&c OF the United States of America the Seven
ty Eight. P.O. HEBERT Governor.
ANDREW S, HrRRoS, Secretary of State.
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DON ANDRE ~SOLORZ.4AO.
COLLECTOR & AGENT,
Nass5nt rrnaLpodouns ,tap.
Pl.ANOS

ii 'u,Ti' .t
NJ. A, Fltudry annG,ce aux habitants do
la cote quill aura %toujours en- mail, DIES pi.-
nos de la manufacture de Faiyre, d'ryceIlcn-
tie qualltt, systemic en- fer. II vcndra coz
instruments il des conditions on no peut min.
avantageuses, Ic lubricant lui vendant sen
produit aux prix d'~artiste, c'est-a-dire avec
dc plpsgrands avantages encore qu'aux mar
chands. ~r.. q.
Les Pianos, dc Ia Manufacture dc Fajvre
sont anjourd'hui nne reputation UNIVERSAL.
Recommends deja par Herr ct Strakosch.
Pop lnion de GottSchalk sur ces instrume,s
leur a dpnne, surtout ell Louisiana, une ,vag,.
plus gralde encore. C'est ce qui a determines
M. Flandry il Ctabllr i DonnIdsouyille M
depot de ces Pianos, sans contredft les plus
convenahleS sous un climat CONNIE lie metre
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02

vous ' verriez femme de chambre, cui.
siniere ct domestique, ellie occupe nn
magnifqnc appartemcnt rue Saint
Georges, enlin ellie est. dams les propor-
lions dcs fortunes FRANCHISES d',,ujonr-
d'hui avec les anciennes, le debris de ii
file d.Opera dn dix hu'ticme steele. Ca
rabine est unc pursuance, eltc gonverne
en- ce moment dn Tillet, un banuuicr
tres innnent i la %cha:nbre...
1t au dessus de ccs dcux echelons
du ballet, gull y a-t-il doic demanda
Gilzonal,
-Rega,de lai dit son cousin, ca lui
rnontrant une elegante caleehe qui pas
sait MI bout du boulevard, rue Grange-
BatcIicre, yoici un des prenaiers sujets d 9
la dansc don't le nom sur fafliche attire
tout Paris, gui gagnc soixante mile f.. ,
par an, ct qni vii en- p%rincefse ; lie prix
de Ia fabriquc he tc s%uiirait pas pour
acheler lie droit dc lni dire trcntc fol.
bonJour. i.
Eth be ! je me Ic dirai hicn a moi
meme, &C ne sera pas Il cIier
-Voyez-vous, FIJI dit Bixiou, sur le
desant de la calechc &C beau jeule
hommc I c'cst mn sicnmtc qui pcr,c III
bean nom, c'cst sou premier gcntilhom'
me dc la chambrc, cclui mi TAFT scs at
l,ires aux l%ournauy, 1ul va porter lei
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02

State Of Louisiana. - Fifth Judicial
District Court.-Pnri-h Of As$ump-
ton.
In ti,e matter Of the succession of'Fran.
colsc Daig|e widow Of Charles Dnpnis-
By order of a decree Of the Hon. the aiore-
said Court. dated the 10th day Of June 1854.
Will be offered for sale at auction by Cv-
pien l.. Blanchard, on saturday the 10Th day
OF July 1851 ut 10 O'Clock A. Nj. on the preml-
SEES the following described property belonging
to said succession to wit
10 A tract ofland situaded in the Parish o.
Assumption Jon the rrath bank of bayou La.
iourche, i'll the BruIy St-Vmcent measuring =
arpents front by seventeen arptEtS in depth
Daigle, & Oh the other by land of AngIade to-
gether with the buildings and improvements
thereon. IA
%. Horned Cattle, household furniture sc.
Terms Conditions. The landed property
payable one hundred dollars cash and the ba-
lance in fhrec equal instruments, one third in
March 1855, one third in March 1856 q the
remaining third inAlars 1857. For the move
able all. sums under ten dollars payable in
March 1855, all sums of ten dollars & auo-
We zen dollars payable one half in March 1856
& the other half IN Match 1856 purchasersl 10
furnish their notes with good security payable
at the Office Of the Recorder Of this parish, with
special mortgage TO be retained on said land uil-
til final payment, And all sums not paid at
maturity y bear interest at the rate Of eight
per- cen per annutn unit AID.
c. l.. BLANCHARD
Auctlonneer.
Assumption this 10 .Jnne 1854.
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Bv virtue Of and in obedience to a writ Of
Fl Fu TO me directed in tho above entitled aud
numbered suit | have seized and will Offer at pm
bic auction at the Court House of this parish,
in the village of Napolcoville on Saturday Ju-
" list 1851, commencing at Eleven O'Clock A.
NJ. the following DESCRIBED property belonging
to the defendant to wit
A tract of land, situaded in this parish. on the
left bank ofthc Attnkapas Canal leading to the
lake Verret at about eight miles from bayou
Lalourchc measuring NO arpents front by
forty arpents in depth bounded above by land
of 4. N. Foley and below by land of widow
Pierre Melville Mirc together with all the
buildings 4 Improvements thereon.
Seized to pay and satisfy said writ and costs
Of suit. 4.
TO be sold with the bvneIit ofapprovement.
Terms CASH..
Assumption, May Doth 1884,,
4. +. HICKMAN sheriff.
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Assumption this 10 Jnne 1854.

Succession d'Alfed Dorvin.
Etat DE- Ii i.oai.ianc. ~pmoisse A>somp:
ton. - Cour du on,c district judi.
Ciaic.
En- eeftu dina dtcrGt de Honorable Ia srs-
dite con date IL 8 luin 1855 il moi adressc,
II seEl oiiart en- vente publque a Ia residence
de fFralic0is baudoGin sur i'habitation de la
We Aususte 1'dtc dams h Paroissc Assomp-
ton rive dloitc du bayou Latourche i environ
uu mile au dessous du viliage. Dc Labadieville
leudl ie II juliet 1854 d 10 leures A n. par
T.. l.. Bianchar d encanteur dams ct pour la ~.
fol>sc Assoniption les prophecies stnvantes ap,
pJrtel ant i Ia dite succession. SAVIOR;
fe.oaise, llegresse age d'enviro1 80 ans, ct
Sos ,uatre e%niauts; Ceil:e agtede sans. VIC
TORN age dc 4 ans Nictofinc agtc dc 1 ans, ct
ficrriGe agte dcl moi:.
:. Tn Gileval. .a
Termes, Compliant.
C. L. BLAN CARD. Eucanteur.
Parolsse Assumption lie 10 JUN 1854.
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-Qui prroduit 10 rrat dcmanda Ga

-Qai prrodait Io rrat dcmaada Ga
zonal.
lies porliers, les pa,rvrc.. les ac-
tenss, les danscnrs ,epondit Blxion. II
ny il que III plus grai,de misere qni
pnisse conseillrr Il III cnfant de
hnit ans dc tivrer scs picds ct SEES afticu-
litions aux plus dars snppiices, de res
ter sage jnsiusa seize OIL dix.huit aus.
u~siqaement par speculation, ct de sc
flanquer dune horrible vicille CONNIE
yous mettez dn futnicr auloadr dune lolie
fieur. Vons allcz ydir passer les aus
apies les autres, tons les gems de talent,
petits ct grands, artistcs Ell hcrbe ou en-
gcrbe, qui dlevent 4 h gloife de Ii Fran.
&C , &c monnment de d les joars APP
pel6 rOpeia, reunion dc forces, de v o
lontes, dc gsnics qui ne Sc tronvent qua
Paris...
-J'ai w rOperra, repondit Gazonal
dun air sutfisant.
DE dcssus In b%anqncttc 4 trois f..
soixante centimes, repli1na u paysagistc
CONNIE IL Is WI Paris ii Croix- des.
fetits-C hamps. =. sats rien sarois... Que
do.nait'oa i lOpera quand tn y CT allie !
@Gaslomme Iele..
Bon, reprit 10 ~Aysagiste, le grand
duo dc Mathildc Ii d1 IL faire pIaisir.
Eh blcn ! quot dams ton idcc, d do
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Assumption tllis 3lst May 1851.
NENTn DE SUCCESSION.

NENTH DE SUCCESSION.
Eint de la i.oni-,auc. --P,rois-e AS
somption.-Cour du Sane District Ju-
dirialrc.
Sucre$sions de- fcn Desire Ma,tin(z
ct Marie .A%lba,adn tous dcnx decades.
Eli verta dun orttre dc hon. II sllsditc
Cour, portant la date du 90 Mai 1854; IL sera
oiiert en- vente p~nbliqae sur les lIenx par Cy-
priel Blanchard lef samedl s Juliet D 10 hetl-
res a. ~. les 'proprG,cs el-apres dtcrltes appar-
tena,it i L. susdite succession SAVIOR
10. Tn Il orceau de terre sitae. en- cettc Pa
roisse SIR Ia i've gauche du bayou l.aiour-
che dams lie Rruly Tongue Vne inesurant vingt
ct I'm arpents de superticie, borlte dun cote
"a la terre de Augustin TruAillo ct de l'antre a
celle do Manuel Martinez ensemble avec
tuu,esIes batisses qul en- dependent
20. Plusieurs tetes de cl,evauY, vaches, OIL
ills a~ratoires ct meubles de inenage.
Termes ct Conditions.
La terre payable cent piastres en- M.rss
1855, Ia balance en- trois t%er,nes ogaux, ul tiers
EN- Mars 1855 i'm tiers en- Mars 1887 ct leder-
nier tiers EN- Mars 1883.
lie mobilier payable totiees so'nmes de S 10
ct au dessous de S 10 en- Mars, 1850 ct 'alltes
sommes au dessus de S ~ moiile en- 4aars
1855. etPautre Motto en- Mars 1856.
Les aceeuereurs devront tournlr de bon
mes ct sbly bles cautions avec hyp5theqae spe.
ciale sur la terre i~asqu'au parlait Placement, ct
toutes sommes qui ne seront pas poilctuellement
payees i lsecheance 'porteront interet a raison
dc hut pour cent par an insqa'a final Placement
c. L. BLANCHfIARD,
Encanteur.
4~ssomption ce 81 Ma 1854.
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AVIS.

i"n'e personne ayant dcs rtclamations r,n-
ire !" succession de Camille Wives, est uo,i,ice
nr les presenter; Ell due tornle. dams rcsrac.
ne IT '',te yours, . fadninis'rateu souS$rgnc OF
Il NJ. Edmond Maurin a Napolconvilc.
Assumption III JUN 1854.
ROBERT MAURlN. Administrators
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Eff Judicial Di.taict Court. - Parish
Of Assumption.
A.AAu.. &C AlcraI ho...
Succession Of Alfred Doryin.

Byvirtue of a decree of the honorable the a.
fore.aid Court dated . June 1854 and to me
directed VIII be offered at public sale at the
residence Of francois Baudouin on the planta-
tion Of widow Augtrste Tete in the Parish Of
Assumption on tbe right bank of bayou La
foirche ut ABBOTT one mile below the village
Of l. hadievilIe on thursday the 18th day OF
Ju y 1854 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. by Cyprien L..
Blanchard auctio lneer in and for the Parish Of
Assumption the following described property
belonging to the aforesaid succession to wit;
. Felonise, 4 negro woman aged about 80
years and her four children: Celine aged 6
years. Vic,orin ge6 a years, Victorine aged a
years and Pierride aged 4 months.
2 2 A horse. Terms - Cash.
C. L. BLANCHARD. a%uctionneer.
Parish of Assumption June 10th 1854.
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AVIS.

Route p'r~onnr nyanr dcs rtcla1nations con-
ire Ia succession d'liyppoI,,c Wives. c,, notice.
de les}resen'er en- dine torme, dams l'cSpacr
'e IRENE o'1rS.a administrator soussisnG Oh
M. Edmond Maurin d Napoltonville.
Absorption, IA JUN 1854;
OCTAVE WIVES, Administrator.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02
Proclamation by the Governor tor the cancel
Mtion ola Bond.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
BATON ROUGE, May 18th IS,

Baton ROUGE, May 18th 1854.
WHEREAS application has been this day
made to me by NJ. Joseph Simoneau jr. OF
Parish A sumption for the calcelling OF the
following Bond, viz. a Bond in the sum OF
Fifteen Thousand, eight hundred & ninty
dollars, signed by the said Joseph Simonau, jr,
as principa', on tn eight day ~becenber 1851,
together with following named persons as SUI
reties, viz. -.
Vileor Leblanc ana Terence Leblanc. Said
Bond having been given by the said Joseph
Simonaud ir, for and in consideration Of the
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02
NOTICE..

All PERSONS having claims against the sue
ces<iou OF Camille Wives are hereby notified to
present the same duly authen. ica'ed within
thirty days to the und rsigne, admins ,rator
or to Edmond Naurin at Nap, tonyilIe.
Assumption June 10 til 1854.
RUBLRt MAURlN,
Administrator
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The State OF Louisiana. - Parish Of As.
SUMPTION. - Fifth Judicial District
Court.
Sncccssions Of De-i,t Mar.incz & Ma
rio Albnrado his wife both deceased.
In obedience to an order of sale to me d.
rected hv the honorable the aforesaid Count
dated the 90 h May 1854 will Be offered for
sale at auction by Cyprien T.. Blanchard auc-
~tioneer duly qualified IN and for said Parish.
on saturday the 9Th day of July 1881, at 10
o'oclock A. Nj. on the premises the following
described property to wit I.
loA tract ofland situaded in tie. Parish of
Assumption on the left bank of Bayou L.atour-
che, in the Bruly Longuevue measuring about
twenty one superficial arpents, bounded on
one side by lands of Augustine Truxiilo & on
the other side by lands of Manuel Martinez
together with all the buildings and improve
nents thereon.
20 Horses, cows, farming utensils & house
hold furniture.
Terms g. conditions.
The landed property, payable, one hundred
dollars in MarchlS55 and the balance in three
equal instruments, one third in March 1856,
one third in March 1857 & the rema hing third
in March 1853. ForShe movable all sums Of
ten and under s TO-, payable in March 1855
and all sums above $ 10 payable one half in
March 1855 &tbe other half III March 1856.
Purchasers to furnish good and solvent Yecu-
rity and special mortgage on. thel lant, and al!
sums not punctualiy paid at maturity to bear
interest at the rate Of eight per cent per All
nun until paid.
c. L. BLANCHARD
Auctioneer.
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
A frs, rate Second hand family Carriage
lately throughlt repatriation sale or ex-
change for a | arouche or u Buggy.
Te ms Very low.
Apply to EMIL BuoUoI,
6 l)nna tsonvilic, La.
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VENTE DE SHERIFF.
Fiat DE LOUISIANE.-Con du
Cin4nie'nc District J%udiciaire. -PAfols-
sc Assumption.
Adelaide DcInunr We. ]. J. CiGmcnt.
No t57 vs..
Dyausin kcrnc.

En- vcrtu dun writ de Fl. Fla. a moi adrcSSe
par fHouorabic Ia susdile Cour dams l~'ailairt
ci.dcssus intitulee ct numerotle, Jai saiSi ct
~j'oilrirai Ell vente publiaue a Ia lnaIson de
cour de cettc Paroisoc dams lie village de Napo-
lGonviIlc, lie samcdi Ter Juliet 1851, com,nen-
cant a~onzc houres dn matin, Ia proprietc cl-a-
pres dtcrile, appartennrt an dtfendeur SAVIOR 1:
Tn morCear dc terre situc on cette parolsse
sur Ia rly" garcIc du canal DIES Attakapas, con-
dulsant au lac Ncrre,. 4 environ huii miles du
bayou La'o'rc be, mcsurant, denx arpcnts de
face, sur unc protondeur 'e q%naran'c nrpcn'S,
bornee en- liaut par Ia terrc de- A. NJ Foley ct
Ell bas par la terre de We Pierre Melville Mire,
Ensemble avec toutes les bAtisses ct alneliora-
tons qui en- dependent.
Salsi pour satistaire lie writ ci-dcssus ct les
traiS dn process pour Glre vcndu avcc lc be-
n-ilce tic destination. .r
Conditions COMPLIANT.
paroissc Assumption ce 80 MAJ 1891.
4. F. HICKMAN sheriff.
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SIIERlFl"S SAl.E.

TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Fifth Judicial District Court. - lhri>l
Of Assumption.
AdcIai &c Delaunc widow Of j. J. ClG-
mcrt. No l5T VS..
Dransim kernc.
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NOTICE.

NUIIIT.
All persons having claims against the sue
cessloll Of llyppolite Wives arc. hereby notified
to present the same duly authenticated within
thirty days TO tee undersigned administrator or
to Edmond MEanrrin at NapolfonsiIle.
Assumption Jppc 18th 1851.
OCT.IvE WIVES
Administrator.
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Il. IE1E T. C.. l.. BLANCHARD

II. 1E1E& &. l.. BLANCHARD,
Gucanteurs commissioners par reta', offrent
les services de leur, profession a tous leurs
amis ct 4 tous les hahitants de cettc p~aroisse.
Pour les conditions s'adresser a Ia maiSon
de cour, on on les rencontrera ehaque ionf
non ferit dams les bureaux du Grefier ct du
Recorder.
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4. ROGER. $3.50
CLARION, FoRGERON, SELLER, CAR

NOSEIE1N, :.
lie soussignG PREVENT le public quill SEES.
adjoint depuis ~quelque temps un habile Car.
rossier ct quill est il meme do-cnavant dc
contractor pour toutc cspecc dc rtlaratlons
de %voitures.
IL s'est attacht egalrmentil lie mecaniclen
qui a 81 longtemps ira vaille avcc un rare sue
cts dams les ateliers de nj. Crane. II neg,
done pas d'ouvrages quill ne puisse cntraprer-
Dire aIJourd'hui pour Ia PREPARATION des mr.
mes.
e II espere done autant parlp modicitd 10
SEES prix que par le fini slr ira yail.de sa selle.
RE ct De sa forge, obtenir ct satistairc seq
Iiombreuse clientele. -.
TRAsIMoND ROGER.
2aincourtvillc. AZ
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02
.4GUS1TN DE Ii IORRE,

Professor d:cspagnol, .d'tcri'ure g~othiquc ct
de fantastic, d'ccritrte anglaiSe ,an%t'angulairc,
de p]cinture orienlale ct de literature cspagno-
lie. ...r. ~.9n
Hotel WaShingtor, NapolconAil'e.
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The State OF Louisiana. 49, Parish Of As.
SUMPTION. - Fifth Jnditi al District
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Parish of Assumption June 10th 1851.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-08
spectators.

A Doc SroRr.-On Monday evening, as
dog was walking leisurely down State street,
alone in his glory" and seemingly abstract
Cd, one OF gang Of paper-venders, standing in
mont Of the Traveller office, threw his CAP at
him. 1t struck Caesars tail. He thereupon
turned round, looked at the cap q moment and
.I ;en at the boys. After reviewing the latter
sd I nm m,iitary-lke circumspection. he approach
no ,I liz isa who was bareheaded, placed bis paws
Spo s us shoulders, and barked three times into
learn your manners. YOU son ~ Ell, ~ T TIu
urchin was frightened half out OF his trowsnrs
and screamed and trembled and t.an,h,oS eI
screamed aga!n-and thus terrified. Casar Inst
him.-Rosf0n Courier. N"'"t It'll
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-08

SIGNIFICANT.-The True National Democrat
which has been regarded as an organ of the Ad-
ministraton in New York city, though there
are few in the rural districts who are aware
even OF the existence of such concern, publish
es the following curious editorial, in which it is
proposed to swap off the Irish vote for the
Know Nothings. Hear what it recommends as
the true policy for the Democratic party:
"lfonestly speaking. we believe that The
Democratic party will never become worthy of
itself, and worthy of its no de principles. until
1T thoroughly Amcricanizes all its views and
wholly aienates itself from all foreign inflll-
ences. There are. Of course, exceptions to all
general rules, and we are here and there ac-
qnaintcd with Irishmen whose hearts are sound
and whose judgments are honorable. But. as
a body. the Irish are always insincere. always
corrupt, always neglecttul, ignorant. bigoted
and despotic. They are unfit for freedom, and
cannot properly appreciate it. Their sense of
equality is nothing but an intense selishness.
and their sense Of justice that which pays most
for the most pcridy. From such elements of
mischief We say. with the ritual, Good Lord de-
liver US d! as we'll as the Democratic party"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-07-08
Important from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, June 26.
The steamship Orazaba, with dates from Vera
Cruz to the 22d and the City of Mexico to the
10TH arrived at this port to-day.
Her news is highly important.
Cholera had broken out in other portions of
Mexico, besides those previously announced.
and was raging with most unabating fury par
ticularly at the Capital. Among the victims
were Madame Sontag, Mr.. Barclay, the Secre-
tary of English Legation at Mexico and Signor
Bnstanente of Spanish Legation at Mexico, and
many other distinguished persons.
One day the victims Of the epidemic reached
two hundred.
The death Of Madame Sontag occurred on the
l7th She was announced to appear in the
Opera Of Lucretia Borgia on the 10Th.
The event caused profound sensation. She
was buried at the Church of San Fernando. An
immense concOurse of people was present, in
GLIDING the members OF the Philharmonic So
cicty and members Of the Foreign ministry.
In the City of Mexico the epidemic was abat-
ing.
The weather through the country had been
very dry. Crops suffering considerably in con-
sequence Of the sun.
Nothing further has transpircd respecting the
Gadsden Treaty.