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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

U1oR SALE-A PASSAGE TICKET PER STEAMER
Baltic sail the 18th inst. Apply at No. 81 Broad
stairs. 81 -e.sf5fa n,

Tor saloon ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE, SOME
fine mahogany and rosewood furniture richly framed
engraving and oil painting porcelain and paran and
statues books and bookcae lace and other curtains silver
plated silver for cash. Apply at 07
wort place, from II A. n TIL p NJ for three days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

VERMONT HORsEs.-FIFTEEN HORSES, OF THE
best Morgan stock, among them several ones and
two match teams Just from Eastern Vermont Also eight
light wagons BY the best city makers. Will be sold low
Of the which destroyed
Apply 1T Il and q Beerum street, Brooklyn.
WAGON FOR SALE-SUITABLE FOR THE FEED
BUSINESS, &c. Alec, light trotting wagon with
ness win be sold cheap Inquire At the stable 70 First
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

TOR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME SHETLAND PONY.
Wagon and Harness the wagon and harness de
expressly pony BY Of the best The
six old Kind and gentle In harness or under the
Boot aud Shoe store - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

TOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-GoOD PROPERTY FOR
through to Eighty seventh street. feet First
and Al also 04th street northery
ply to ID. w. RICHARDS, 9T Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

nRUG STORE FOR SALE, AT sACRIFICE-THE
store is neatly nt.sd up in good nsshb0rhood for
during the week. the highest offer takes it. Terms cash
b. w. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

kNOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR TO LET-AT
Westport, Conn.,, either separately together two
house and cottage with fourteen acres two
Railroad and within ten minutes walk Of the railroad sta
on situated in remarkably healthy and pleasant place.
further particulars inquire Of j. ALLEN at Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

dor SALE OR TO LET-A TWO STORY ATTIC
high basement brick house, No 1876 Church street in
good order with modern improvements Also to let
houses and parts Of houses. Inquire Of
Real Estate and House Agents, No. 4s Eighth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

GREAT BARGAIN-sl 49, TERMS EASY-FOURTEEN
acre. tarden land new house. ave rooms cellar and
twenty miles from Brooklyn, L. l. Inquire Of Mr.
JOIN MILES, Post ONCE Yorkvie, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

BOARD DOWN TOWN PLEASANT FURNISHED
I'D rooms with without board suitable for single gen.
ucnen be obtained ~ calling at 26 Chambers street
No removal on the LIST Of May. References required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

street between Seventh and Eighth avenues; lots
on Ihrtieth street Sixth money IL i'm
proved Alsc lot 103 West Twenty sixth street. vita
as ,oor .s one nve story fics house on nov OCCUPIED
go OF May hrsaared Terms easy Inquire In the store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

HOUSE FOR sALE-LEsS THAN GOsT-HANDSoME
III three stories, basement counter cellar good neigh
borhood, high stoop, balconies and all the modern i'm
provemen 10 Forty FIRST street. between Broadway
Sixth avenue with gas fixtures and all complete Inquire
the premises after 10 o'clock, any time in the
eve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, APRIL IL, 1856.


E,OR SALE-A HORSE EIGHT YEARS OLD WAR
IL ranted sound aud gentle. Would pahe good wagon
hsrse Enquire at LOG Chambers street. West street
n. KELLER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

|nRUG STORE FOR sALE,.-THE BEAUTIFULLY LO-
Gated store Of Broadway and Fourteenth street.
SUnion Place Hote together with the lease viii be sold
for cash approved security Full information with
regard to the crcumstances prospects, &C.
be obtained from the proprietor the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

TOR SALE AND TO LET, ONE SPLENDID COUNTER;
ALSO large stained glass lamp suitable for pub
lie house together with number Of beautiful furnished
rooms to let with without board Apply to e. L. TUCK.
South First and Second streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

~ Astoria Long Island, would respectfully inform h
friends and the public In general that he has for ssle
splendid collection Of standard and dwarf standard
comprising all the newest varieties Of hardy boois
and roses; also eve thousand dwarf pear trsss
bearing state two Thousand standard imported pear -
spricot trees all having been selected In Europe WE
very best care, aud without regard 10 cost Lsaes ~
ssntiemen amsteurs o. fne flowers and COED
vted to cali and make their selections, A. cary
the only way Of All plants VARIANTS ssn.ns
Orders viii be thankfully received and FomPT W.
4 ". A0nS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

FURNISHED RooMs-To LIT, A SUITE OF NEATLY
furnished rooms with privilege In Kitchen suitable
eman lady and servant or would he let 70 psftS 81
gentlemen, without b,srd The house contains bath md
gas Those wishing quiet home will
dress O. o. H., Herald once, or Broadway Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES, CORNER CANAL
~ street and Broadway-Ihe proprietor, going Of
business will e his entire stock gents and ladies boots
shoes and CATERS 20 to 80 cent below usual
Boys misses and children boots and CATERS
decrption will be sold at less than slso largo LOT
Of oiled work low Save dollar your boots and
fifty cents CATERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

IrOR SALE-THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUsE
West Wsshnston place $500; four story EnEsh
sh basement East Twenty ffth street. three story
and basement house. West Thirty sixth ~
and basement house, East Fifteenth
this island with the water 'front.' easy
Apply 10 ROOME BUNNELI., TS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

4 HOUSE AND SIX LOTS FOR SALEM THE VII.
a lage OF South Amboy the Of Broadway and
gustus street. good stand for grocery and liquor store
within five minutes walk the railroad depot whore
beats leave daily for New York; there churches
ind school house the block; would
country seat private family IL is the handsomest
pcaten In the village Of South Amboy Inquire for pAr
|alars the premises of L. GOOD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

L,OR SALE Iowa HOUSE AND TWO ACRES OF
II land, which there is fruit trees of kinds
good vegetable garden STRAWBERRIES gooseberes
ated hour from the city by raroad tair stand
physician For further PARTICULARS inquire Of E. PRATT
81 Fulton street, stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

TOR SALE CHEAP-FoUR BaOwN STONE FRONT
houses situated south side Of 3th street. 4th
are built in the most and hand
somey finished with all the modern lot x
20 feet front Will be sold cheap exchanged for unim
proved lots well located Apply the premises of E. Kill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

rTo PERSONS DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING, AN
ntrest In valuable invention for SALE in exchange
r good household furnture Address Furniture
days Herald &here interview can be had and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

IMPORTANT TO SEA CAPTAINS AND OTHERS.
For tale cheap Childs' cau viii be sold for $500 A.
dress B, G. s., Herald office, for three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

DEyOLuUIoN REVOLUTION
IL To the insect world confusion
Bed bugs reaches, ants sod meas,
Moths and ~ seots upop trees
All are killed-and brief tho task
WIN r. LYONS powder flask;
while his pills, dropped once or twice
s,sy whole swsrms OF rats and mice.
rr,c,nai depot yons magnetic powder and pills IA
.he nck and inevitable destruction Of insects and
424 Broadway z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

livery BUSINESS FOR sALE-THE BEST CHANCE
~ ever offered to Iverymen-The stock lease and good
will of the work of OF the best hotels in the United
States The stable has room for hundred horses The
best stand In the city The stable has
given for sailing For further particulars address, with
name, H. Herald oce Eastern western, northern and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12

.RAKERY FOR SALE.-HERR is RARE CHANCE
The old and we'll established stand, baking from
xty to eighty barrels per week. with dwelling house at
Of the leading below Tenth street.
eco No 2. ~
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-10

&c rone,e moi gui 8 G (ut doune ce'te L.
cence, euel. etis de Tprobalion IA
cadtnie, cansiitnee seance tcnante er
tribunal corrcctionncl. m'aurait condam.
ne aux pin, terfibles chat'nents Je ira
mis- rien qac dry songer.
II est vrai qhe c ne snis point aztec.
A quot liennent ir suunes ct In iort"ne'
J'ai entcndu dire que NJ. Conrbe'
await s~oliicitt l'honnenr de fare lem
portrait ct qu'ilt etaient Ell Instance pour
obte,ir l'autorisalion de Sc fire constr"i'
re nne innexc an palais de Expo ilion.
La on a%ilIcur., il. vrrf Mt grandir leu
popula,itt; les badands sifnd'oni avrc
emprss.ement fare casssr lc grand res
sort de Ieor montrr, les dame, lsur APP
pcr.eront des g~atr"ax. t"ndis que moi
on ma je'!e par ci PAR Ia q"clqre mai
gre moroccan de pain d'tpicc.
All 81 etais 4 recomm"ncer ma vie,
CONNIE cmhra.serai Ia profession d'az
tee ! Mris il est trop ,a'd, Ct je me VOL
anjourd'hui hrmiIid rar dcux prti,s Mons
tres qni ne cont PAS settlement capable.
d sue III gts.
Ingras Ell aveugles Pari.icns, vo"'
ave. fat MOURN Ihirropos"me ct IL
r]hiAoctros dc .h,grin Jc sui. capable
de me brulcr Ia cerye le a,rc le pnsmieI
~pi-tolct en- pain d'tpice qui me !ombefa
sous Ia maiu.
Traduit par
LOUIS UUAnD,
Whqriu viz
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-10

- lie Courier de Louisville en- par
fant de la dernierc smeute qui Gu lieu
dans cette vile, dit qu'une des plus tris>
ties circumstances Stait le nomhre dem
fants ct de jeunts gems qui J ont pri'
part. C'cst Ct qui Sc volt i peu pres
par,osf, ct c'cst une indication dcs ten
dances de cette 6poqus. La vraie cause
de cetts dtplorable Intervention dc n
jsanesse dans lie, affaires pubIiques, est
Ii fau,sc id6e % ION paraft 'e ccmpiaire
Reimbursement au systeme d'educaAion n
doptS pour tendance. On en- recueille
dtja les fruits amsrs. Que scra-ce plu,
t.rd, quand des masses d'kom nes auront
4tt tleYeri ainsi ! 4
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-10
R,xs Az K.ssAs.-Ua nomme Kelly

IR1xs Al KANsAs.--Un nomme Kelly,
de Cincinnati, comm CONNIE abolition
nisfe. .entrepfit ccsjonri dernicrs dede-
mon.rer 4 un Mississipien nommt Tho
mason, I'illsg lite de I'esclavnge. Tho.
mason econ'a ranqnillcment Ie pla'-
doyer du reformatcur ct repliqna nux
argument, eloquent, de I'ami dn noir
par nne ~sigourcuse dtgeIee de conp' dc
fauat. Cettc Allure eat du retentisse-
mrnt, ct peu npres il ft dtcids en- as
scmblee publiqae, que 'c Kansas re
voulait plus garder dams son sein sacun
partisan de l'abolition de l'esclavsge.
Tn comits f1t choi,i pour iaformer
Kelly de Ia decision de l'a'.enb'ee, mai'
il arriya trop tard; Kelly await dtjs &C.
co 8 Ia pou.siere de ses s%ouliers sur III
pays Cd il etait i%ncompris.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-10

Sa1r-~1
LETAT DE la l.OUIsl AMI
Corr dn Ci"quieme District. - p,
roisse Assumption.
Succcs'io" de Joseph Gauthrcau. :,
% spouse.
Attondu qre Cleophas Gauihreass admin.
trateur des suadites successions, a dtross ~
bureau du Gre fFier DO ladi,e Cour IN cn,n''
de sou administration sinsi qu'une patitioh.
demandant ,homalogation,
Avis est par lie present donfe q tous r...
que celia peut cercerner, d'avoit 4 didai.s
sous trenie jo1rs les ~raisons pour lesotells. i.
dit compile ne serait pas approuya Ell honal"s
eve ct les tonds entire ses mains r, paris !,
tormtment i ID lei.
Far ordre dc ia Tour.
Assumption, t''ptembre 1858,
DESIRE LEBLANC
Gr, lhcr,
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G,.r.

TIE STATE LOUISIANA. - F1I
Ju iriaI n~i,trit Court. - pari.l, -
Assumption.
In the matter Of The .ucecminh, 6f l.,
serb Gau'hrcanx aud wifa.
Whereas Cliophas Ganth'eauS, adnidis,.
ter Of said Succession, has tli. day fIsa N
the office Of the Clerk Of said Court an accorns
Of his administration together. with b pe,i,;nn
praying that the same I's approved authou@
Iogatcd.
Notice ii hereby given to all whom i, npy
concern to show cause within thirty dsys VIII,
said account shutld not be approved and has
~mologated, and the funds In his hands dis.
tribu,ed in accordance Herewith.
Bp order of the Coutt.
Assumption, apt mhei6h 1856.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
(i-rk.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-10
De ca chifre le Hryald tire I'D trois

iustes conclusions que yoici
L. Les homrnes de la temperance
doivent strc med oerement religieux,
car on ne PEI II suPposer aa'ils a~'e'ent
ai|ieurs due chez les agens auto'l'fs le
vim n~ecemaire AK besoins du cutie.
9. Pr la meme ~rai.on, ils ne son'
glares indastrieux VI t. peu de consom>
nation qu'ils font pour" usage' indus
trit L.. y
3 En- revnnche IL. jo ti,,cnt de !"
plas dfp'ofable sante.
lie fait est que Ia Ioi da Maine res
~sesnI,le 4 un bon-homme dc cerisicr !;
auand on Ie ti.sc sur l'arbre, les MOI"
neanx sent dana l%'elI'oi, puts, lie icnde'
main ils vont se percher sur les bra'
dc ~leponvent Ill, pour pitoter les ecfI-
scs plus i leur ai.e. Jnmals lie com
merce DIES spi,itueux IA etS, semh'e-
til pIss p~ro.pcre q~n'aujourdhn q Bo''
ton. Dams teus les salons de 'afrairhi,.
sclnent, dan. tous les restaurants, on
vend du matin au seir, la denrtc proh'-
bee, 1 tonte unc population de con'om
mateurs qni mont pax Fair de SC dou'er
10 moiedrement qn'ii .xIstc une loi d'
Maine. C's.l ab.ulumcnt CONNIE i New
York.
II J a plus, la fabrication de rhnm
De Mcdfort, du Old Medfort COM
me on l'apPe!le, n consideradem nj
augmcrts Get Gle, Ell les distiIlatcur, ont
peine 4 .nti.f,ire aux commands quill,
rccoiyent, kiea que lear, diAilletie,
so;cnt Ell acti,ite jonr ct nuit.
Pendant ce temps l'hon. j. M. Wi,
liam., ancien president dc In cour de'
| Common Pleas sam ,se i eIaborer ule
opinion en- fyenr dc Ia con-titntionalite
de Ia loi r%rohibitive. Grand bicn lui
f,sae
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-10
AN II @ III g e 8
VENlE DE SUCCESSION.
Suceemion d'Ede.ie Moi e, sjone de-
cedec de Niole Oh CharIet.
LOUIS "IIUAnD
Charivri.)


En- vertu dun decret de la Conr du 5me Dis.
uict judiciaire de FEtat dc la Louisiana dams
ct pour la ~paroisss Assumption, sous Ia date du
"a aoat 1855, 4 moi adrssse, il sera oflert en-
vente publique, sur les liauy, dams cette pa
roisse, sur ftliabitation de Mde Francis Mar.
quet, a environ desx miles au-dessus du VII
lage de NapoleonytIle, lie Jeudi lime jour lin
mois d'oetobre 1855, . 10 heures du matiu, par
4. 0. Melaneor', eacautenr dams ct pour cette
paroisse, les prophecies ci-apres d%ecFites, APP
partenant a Ia susdite succession, SAVIOR
Marie, II gresse, agee d'environ AZ ans, svec
ses denx e%niants, Pierre age de 5 ans ct Hip
polyte age de 2 ans ct demi.
Mlaaie, ~nhsresse agee den iron dix ans,
Tsrmc, ct conditions Is
Lss e~selayes payabIes en- qtstre termes, I'm
quart eu mars 1886, un quart en- mars 1857. un
quart en- mars 1858, ct le dernier quart en-
mars 1853. Les acgneeufs foasuissant boilnes
et solyables cautious avec hypo'i,eque specia-
lie ct privilege de vendeur j~nsqu'au final pale
ment, areC INIT pour cent dEInttIet par an 4
paHie des echeances jusqn'an plftait paierneut.
Les at,s do rente 8 -fslt passes aux frais
DIES tcqnersnfs.
Paroinc A%uomption, lc 10 sept. 1855.
Ii. o. MiildNCON,
r~.ncantcus.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-10

On lii dans un Journal de Paris &.
" Des experiences curicuses dsanes,hs.
lie dcs .beilles par IN ptectda n%onvcau,
~ moysn do gaz nzote, ont lieu en- &C
Moment, avenue Montague, dan, Ie vol.
sinage de rExpositien uniyersellc. La
msthode emplcy6e par M. dc B-aayye,
sui prntiqae ccs e%xptricncc, est des
plus simples ellie cond.,e I f,ire btaier
de l'isonpe imprtgni dune cer'aine
baantitS de sci de nitre on azotate de
potane. La flasse est Tiacee dams On
eafumoir, don't Tune des extremitts pens
Ere daus IL ruche, oa Zen dirige Ia fa-
tn6e 4 l'aidc dun sonfa It. Des lie debut
dc l.operation, les abeilles font entendrs
an fort bruisscment. qui va en- ,'aH.ibli,-
sant ct bientst cesse complement.
- Tosfes les mouches son, alors tom.
ties au fond de Ia rnchr; 1 peine quel.
.ases Inducements presque imperceptibles
indiment-is que Ia vie ne les a point
complement absndonaecs. La durSe
A. leur a~isoupiaaemeM est dane demi-
heure environ.
g &c ,proceK d'ancsth6sie parait Of
fir de grandcs facilits. your former lc,
es,aim, pour les marier sans danger,
cernrps as,si pour ta,lles les raJoni .an,
sns h, nbeiIles zen apcrsoivent, DE,
exttriences de &c geurc ont ets rep6iee,
jnsqa'A wing. fois par jour sur Ia meme
suchr, aans Gull On soft reml.k aucun in.
csay6aicnt pour les abeillos.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-10

S~rArnrIouR Oh T~EMPEHAxcH. = lie
Herald, &C grand faretcur, : Gu II pi~
auante curio.it6 dearccllcrther comment
= s,t mis- en- prstique Particle dc tasloi
% temperance, de.tins ! rtglementer
lee ventcs liciiss. I.s rssultat de cettc
enaustc ne laimc pas dc TIRE in,eressant
On sait qa'sux tcr,nes de fnrticlc, en-
question, u permission dc .vendre des IL
sleurs = pour qsagcs medicaux, indus
ariels gu sacramentels y ne doit Sire ac-
accFdis gus c~ertains agena sptciauz,
rem plistnnt certaines conditions Tongue,
msnt defines. Cos agents -ont, de plus.
tcnus ed'inscrirc uominalemcnt sur un
registre % hoe chacun des ventcs aifec.
tees par eur.
lie nombre dcs permis demnndss Ct &C.
troyss ! New York, en- vertn de ce, dis
position, J'Sltve . l slx. Des six agcn,
.a.nsi autoris6,s .qnatlc ont dfpose lere,
leyt de leur, rsgistres - lcqueI relieve
constats IN total de 1861 ventes indisi.
.duellcs.
.ss lei vicnt Il plus piauant. Dams u total
! detces 1901 yentes, on nsen troavs pa,
d ssale qai ais u pour objet y Il,
besoi1s III. cutie 2 sept settlement son.
gsolis6s sur Z rupage indostriel. lc.
l,O54 Nntres ont ea lieu sous pretexsc
utdieinal.
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G.. l.. BLANCHARD,

8B1 #&@t& NA##WESE 44af EFA=& E4& W t# r.
The State Of Loui.iana.- Fifth Judicial
Di.tr.1t Court in and Tor The Parish
Of Assumption.
Whereas Elonafl Blanchard has pc.
titioned The Court for letters of Hdfninis.
tratiun on The succession Of The late
St;Ilnan IL. Harvey and Ciotilic Ian.
dry. his wife. dsccnscd iutcstate.
Notice i hereby given 10 all whom il
may ~eoueetn, 10 show cause within ten
days, whythe prayer Of the snid petition
.hould mol be granted.
! BY order Of said Court,
I)EsIRE LEBLANC,
Clerk.
Assumption 9TH September 1885.
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REFI.EXIONS
TN sINeH PHtLosnFT1E DU JARDIy Ds,
PI.AarEs 40 srJET DE- lErECs.

Tout nest qn'heur ct malhrur en- "a
monde. Cettc r~enste nest pas neuyc,
mais q at etrc ME c%onselera- t-ele du
success dcs autrcs. s5z
D'oa Went doac one je ne rea..i. par
antant qu'eux ? Je m'exsnan-, j. m
jngc moi meme avrc impartialit- Ct j.
treave cue ie M lenr eedc en- rips.
o badauderi- paridenne
Les hztecs snnt encore plas lsids our
moi ct lis ont bier moths d'csp.it. En-
ontre lis pcnvcnt i peine sc tenir 81,
leurs jambes ct sont ASSIGNMENT iscapa~
bt-s dss bons | lrs "A m,y,n de ,els
il sal, aml.er les per,oaae, 9fi m. ren.
dent yisi.c. gataata
liz sont az'ecs, yoi!s Ia grsnde raj
son.
NJ. Pfud homne e.t sIls lcs voit, et il
= irouve qn'ils a~raicnt IA profit d'oisean;
sottise bicn digne dn p%er.onnngc. Tn
.homme n profit d'oiseau Ire .erait pas
moins .ridicale qu',n oiseso qui au>
raft IN profit d'hornm-. Mai, les ju.
gemcm de NJ. Psudhomme font autorite,
ct ! J = des danes qni wont soir les az
tees Il qui ne peasent &c reicnir de los
bai.es par les dcux joues 1 cause do
p.oil.
On les q eondais { rAcademie en-
soiture: i'irais moi aussi VOLUNTEERS. ia,
o, ts place sur lc bureau ct ito sc Ii.
vrent aanit6t 1 mile cspifglerie. que
~'aurais beauconp mienx executes, mas
ponr ~Iesqnelles on m'aurai / donns lie
fouet, parce quo )e auis singe, tandi.
qu'cuux on leur permet toni parcc qr'ils
sont aztecss ot
Tn acadenicien lcnr p~re.ense 81
monirc, qui est a repetition. LIS s'amu.
sent 1 Ia faire sonner ct lilo casseDt lie
grand reuort.
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aux eclats, trousant ccs aztecs gcntiis.
5 IL ne s'agit Pourtant que de casse
de grands RESORTS Dc msntres, on peui
me METRE 1 l~'trreuve. Je rendrai de,
points III autres.
Tn autIe aeademicien Ieur presente
"a tabaiierc. Ils chefchent d.abord 4 In
fairc sonncr, puts is Ia sccorent ct Jet
tent IL taeac dams lee yeux dcs sa,ans.
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plaisanterie du tabac ct que les savan,
s'essuient lcs vcnx, los aztec. sai.imeni
une sebillc rcmplie de pHiut Z cachrtcr
ct les sement sur IL table. Moi ie Ie,
aurais mangss, il men serait pas reste IN
IscuI. A
&c d pas tout. Une ceIliine humi.
dite s'6tend tout ! coup sar Ia labIe.-O
cicl s.ecric pacademicien don't la mon.
ire etait cassee. Grands d.enx !! s'ecrieni
lee autres academiciens, qn'est-ce que
c'est ! Ccs aztecs sont yraimcnt iron
gentis Tirez, tirex, tirrz, CONNIE dams
Ia rcene des Piaideurs.
Tant mienx, c'est une Il 6 10 pour Ia
badA0detie acadtmiquc.
81 pourtant c'ctsis IN nalheareux sin
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-10

Succession of Edr,ic Moise, d cease
+ wife Of Molton Ga .rlet.

Succession of Edr,ic Mnise, d ceased
Ks wife Of Molcon harriet.
DIV virtue Of a decree If the Honorable the
Fifth judicial District Court Of tho state OF
Louisiana, in and for the parish If Assumption
dated Gath day Of august 1885, & to rae diracted
Will be offered at public sale, ca the premises,
in this parish on the plantation Of Mrs Francis
Marquet, at about 9 miles above the village
of Napoleonville, on Thursday the 1ltll day of
octobel 1856, by g. o. Melancon, auctioneer
in and for the parish of Assumption, the fol
lowing described property, belonging to the
above secession, to wit:
Marie, a negro woman aged about 42 years.
with her two children, Pierre aged about B
years and Hippolyte aged about 2 liz years :
Melanie a negro girl about 10 years.
Terms and Conditions :
The slaves payablein four equal instruments
one fourth in march 1856, one fourth in march
1857, one fourth in march 1858, and one fourth
IN march 1850. Purchasers to furnish good
and solvent security, with special mortgage
and vendors privilege until this final payment
with eight per cent interest per aanum from
maturity until paid.
The acts Of sale to be 1t tile expense Of the
purchasers.
Parish Of Assumption, ept. lOh 1865.
Il. @. MELANcON.
'Auctioneer.