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talk about the matter. The men who have
safes in such positions as to endanger life in
case Of fire cannot be persuaded-thcy are too
far gone for moral sucsion. They need the
strong arm Of the law to coerce them. We
trust that some member of the Assembly will
have common humanity enough to introduce
bill on this subject Immediately.
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Movements OF Steamships.
DEPARTURE OF THE ASIA.

Boston, Jan IL 1885.
The Cunard steamship Asia sailed at ten O'Clock this
morning, with ninetyfour passengers for Liverpool and
nineteen for Halifax, but no specie.
THE AUGUSTA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 16, 1855.
The steamship Augusta has arrived here in 6fty-six
hours from New York, all well.
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T III E l. st NEW @
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGRApHs.
From Washington.
Mr. souLE-wAR WITH THE INDIANS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1885.
is said in diplomats circles that NJ s1ue vas
chilled into resignation. In all Official intercourse at
Madrid be encountered only the most marked though
freezing poiieness bu: socially both TO officials
the leading fashionable sosty, he and his famly were
isolated In the centre Of gay and lively city.
The Union OF this morning says that Mr.. soul6 vas
recalled from Spain at his own request.
General Scott apprehends very tro ibIe iom, IL not
protrast@d, war with the Indians There are symptoms
Of large combinations aud tho sioux particularly are
possessed with the idea that they hold the United
States army at bay and this is the secret Of their nu-
nerous de pred a.ions.
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Highway Robbery at Rochester.

ROCHESTER, Jan. II, 1865.
man, named Philip Young, from Thorold G. W.,was
robbed this morning Of eight hundred dollars, by two
who thought to belong to the Canadian gang OF
robbers One presented pistol and the other relieved
Mr.. Y. of the money.
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THE PRESENT CRIsIs-DUTY OF THE MAYOR.
1t is now established hey ond doubt that
there are in this city at the present time q
large number of foreign convicts and escaped
felons who are looking out for active employ
ment in the present disturbed state OF the
wor king classes. Speeches delivered in the
Park prove that fair sprinkling of German
and native socialists are to be found in The
ranks of the unemployed workmen; and senti-
ments have already been expressed which
leave NO room for doubt what the aims of
these men would be should riot break out.
In foreign countries the same class Of indiyi-
duals have frequently availed themselves of
political disturbances to indulge in robbery
and the cognate crimes; should famine lead
to riots here, they would do the same in New
York Under other circumstances their inten-
tions and even their threats might be despised,
as we have large population both native and
adopted, who are quite able and willing to sup
press any attempts of the kind. But at present,
unfortunately, distress weighs SO heavily on
even the most worthy and steady o. the work
ing men that it is to be feared they may
be led away by the insidious advice Of
these demagogues. Many are only too
ready to listen to them, prepared as they are
for their suggestions by the fatal influence Of
the Seward organs, whose socialism is now be-
ginning to tell upon the masses Taught by
the journal which advocates temperance aud so
forth that society is wrongly constructed, that
the rich have injured the poor and that the
working man is debarred from his rights, even
the most respectable Of the unemployed opera
tives may be inclined to lend an ear to the
counsels of those foreigners who offer him re-
lief and food on their conditions.
II is therefore the bounden duty Of the Mayor
to take the most energetic means OF providing
for every contingency which may occur. It is
nonsense to talk of alarmism but it must be
remembered that the -four riots broke out al
most without notice, and did much mischief,
which little forethought and preparation
might have ayerted. Similar explosions have
taken place as suddenly in foreign countries.
Let Mr.. Wood be prepared. Let him hold the
militia companies in readiness to act at mo-
ment's notice above all let it be distinctly un-
derstood, that, should trouble occur, no mercy
will be shown to the disturbers of the peace.
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Work FOR THE LEaIsLATURE-IRoy SAFES IN
UPPER SToRIEs.-Almost every week we re-
ceive communications from firemen and others
where heavy iron safes are plac ID 10 the upper
stories, whereby great danger to life aud iinb
may be Incurred in case Of FIRE. We have before
US one Of these letters, written by clover
district fireman. wherein is given an account
Of the recent moving Of an iron safe of great
weight into the third story Of building in
Broadway. Or correspondent says that this
building is one of the "m1dern browo stone
font man traps; and in case of Dire this safe
would doubtless cause loss Of life;
1t has been our duty to alluie TO the mi
saDce complained Of by orr correspondent.
more than once. As he very truly says. Sc
veral persons have lost their lives by means of
the falling Of safes from the upper stories Of
buildings on fire. When one of these cases
was fresh in the public mind we pointed o,t
The very simple means which is used in the
Eastern cities TO prevent such accidents
But there 1t rested. The victim went to his
long home and no attempts were mlde 10 pre.
vent future accidents of tae same kind Bat
merchants and others shonld remember thai so
far as they are known, buildings containing
fafes on the floors Of the upper stories are
marked by the members Of the depar .ment: and
though brave sometimes to rsshness. they are
not foolish enough to rush into the law. NJ
death for the purpose Of saving a few dollars
worth ofproperty for men who keep the means
Of murder on their premises.
The proper remedy for the evil complained
OF above must be applied by law, end Il il the
duty Of the Legislature to enact that when
sefes are placed in the upper stories of build.
ines they shall be properly secured and SUP
ported by solid masonry, portion OF, or con-
nected with, the walls of The building. Thsre
should be heavy penalty for the violation Of
this law, and then we can have something dea.
.l.t ~ WA ap~n. A. pr-sSLt ~ 10 ,aie 10
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From New Orlenns.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION
LATER FROM TEXAS AND MEXICO.
Nrw ORLEANS, Jan. 10, 1855.
The Southern Commercial Convention finally adjourned
last night subject to the call of the Committee OF Ar.
rapgements.
We in receipt Of Galveston dates 70 the l4.h inst
by which learn that the Texas Rangers all
tered for the service Of he Jnited States.
Mexican paper announces the organization Of ALI
clustering party in Texas dsgnedto operate against the
Department Of Coahuia. Preparations making to
resist them,
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The tftizEns OF Cincinnati; versus the som-
NOR CoureIl ann JOHN Hntenel.

Tie Conmon COUNCIL Of tInenlau BY small yole,
having pasted resolution H. give John Michei =, s-
reception in ,bat city meeios Of citizens aas saled
on tie 10th met 10 express their Indignation a. bro
csedings OF ~. city fatber, IN oGerinR thus honor
iorcigr lorG prrson, contrary q Tue wsbes ~ args
majority Of Their cor stituents
The meetil was held in Greenwood Han which vas
crowetd 70 sneh an extent trAs large Damasrs were
rrpho r. s-ir fdrlisslon.
80. -. $500 a. .---., s.A-s-.s-.sll u
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VOL. Xxx.
United States Senator In Massachusetts,.

''9'RIoFi =
Legislative caucus Of tho friends Of Gen. Wilson
held this afternoon, and The meeting turned out
de cdedly stormy moicn was made to nominatsa
Jchn G. Palfrcy in place Of Gen Wilson, and the caucus
broke up In confusion. The opponents OF Gen Wilson
also held caucus which largely attended and the
is reported marxed by great spirit
and unanimty OF feeling.
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BusIness Failures ut the south and West.

Business Failures ut the south and West.
FAILURES AT LOUISVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. IL, 1855.
commission house of this city failed yesterday. The
amount of their liabilities has not been made public.
Private advces from New Orleans report the failures
Of a banking house and alo of couple OF cotton
dealers
HEAVY FAILURES IL ST. LOUIS.
CIScISgArI, Jan. IL, 1855.
Private dispatches from St. Louis convey to US the in
formation Of the further failure OF three heavy banking
houses in that city Eastern :hange has declined to
one per cent premium.
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The Mlasourl united s.ates sena,orsh,p

NIIIVAO0i JUH' II, 1000.
The Legislature Of Missouri in joint session at JeGer-
city, the 18th inst again hallotted for United
States Senator with the following resrltDonphan 90;
Atchison SO; Benton, 40; Scott, 1; Wilson, l. They
then adjourned to Thursday, the 18th inst.
The wings determined to stand by Col Doni-
phan.
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wAsnrsGroy, Jan IL, 1885.
No. ~. John Fishers, administrators, appellant, Va.
hoses Warner, "a al Argument. continued by
PHILIPPE for appellant, arc Reve-sy rcs and Joen.
100, a.. kSf akpe.s14.
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APPOINTMENT OF POLICE JUSTICE FOR new YORK.
ALBANY, Jan. II, 1850.
Gov Clark has apponcd George NJ pearcy Police Jus
tce in Nes iors, VICE sydney IL. Stuart, elected Coy
Judge.
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cervea,, a,cc lie ereux de 81 main.

ceryea,f avec lie creux de 81 main.
-Qu'esi.ee que tout celia signilin, Mon
sieur Z hi dis 10 : je ne soas al point
appellee pour ,loe consultation. Je me
sens assez bien pour me passer dssor-
mails do soin., etje ne suis point dispose
i en- ~receveir malgra moi.
Mails, an lieu dc me %rspondre, u sap
procha dI magristrat, 1t III e retirsront
dams I'embrasure de Ia fen6tre pour
parler bas. Ils sembtaieht ~ consaltef
sur mon compile, car, ! chaq'ie iataat
liz se retournaient pour me regarderl
dan air ~attcntif ct me6ant; enlin is
s'approchereul do moi, IL procureur. du
roi m'adressa plnsieafs questions stran-
ges, dsabord De quelle c~ouleas 9 yoy.sis
son giiet, ppis ii e savais hien son
nom, pnis onCore Il u poasais dire quel
etait mon Age, mon pays ct ma profess
zion.
Je rspondais / COS oranges interro,
gai0ires asec stapelr, ~lorstlue le nade-
Gin me dc mazda d son tour 81 IL ne
voyais point dsautre personne dams Zap
,,artemsal qua 10 ~procareuf da roi, Ini
et moi 81 a pe,sais gail ~ jour
gu mutt, ct csfin d je poisais c~ertiilef
que 'eas.a ciaq doigls 4 chaaae main.
Outre dc finperlinence de ces ques.
'tions, 10 rssolus 10 deraiere en- lai ape
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DENTIsTE.

Theodore Philips, Chirurgien dentists etant
de retour D Napoleonville, peut etre c%onsalte
CONNIE autrefuis dams son laboratoire; d fh6-
Eel Washington. Ls Doctsur Phillips faisant
o1aauc hiYef une ~tournee dams Prescription.
Il ~garant.t tous les ouvfag es qu'on ponrra lui
confer. Iyant deja requ dams ce'te raroisse
I'm waste patronage il invite respectustse-
mpn, tortss les personnes ayant besoin de ses
services de Sc referer ak danes ct aux mes.
sieurs u1i rolt daia honore do leur coiniance
Les pcrronnes ayant besoin de son miuistere
feront bien de s'adressera lui irnnaediateInent
des engagements contractts ne lui permet-
taut dc seiotruer parmi nous que pea de temps.
Tous ordres donnes par la poste scront pronp-
cement executes.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
SUGGESTIONS. IF Henry Brsau & Delphi
ne Quinn his rife boh deceused.

In obedience to AZ order OF sale to me di-#
rected by the hon. the 9th Judicial District
Court Of tte State OF louisiana in and for the
Parish Of ASSUMPTION dated the l6 day Of ia
n,iary 1856. will offer for sale ut auction
o, saturday the 9th day of February next
| 1856 oi. the premises nj ten o'clock A. NJ. the
property belonging 10 the aforesaid success
siaals To wit:
Attract Of land belonging to tho success.
sion OF uelpi1ine Duhon wits OF Henry Breau
situaded in this Parrish on Bayou Corne, me-
asuriag one arpent front Ivy fourteen in deph
tanfibed on one side by Drauzln HILBERT and
en- the othor by Elizee Giroz with nil the bull
dings aud improvements thereon.
Slaves.
A negro woman named Htlane aged 40
years & her child Julie aged nlne years.
80. A m ula.to girl aged II years
The above named slaves belong to the sue
cession Of Delphinc Duhpn.
Terms g. Conditions. - For the land and
slaves payable Que third in each Of the months
Of March Of the years 1886, 1907 1858. For
the movable all sums under toli dollars cash,
aud all sums above ten dollars iii March 1866,
pure hssers furnishing thcir notes with security
pa a Bile atthe office of the Recorder Of this
Parish and with interest after maturity ut ths
rate of eight per cent per anruin with special
mortgage and vendors privilege on the land
and slaves.
Assumption 18th january 1865.
C. L. BLANCHARD. Auctioneer.
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-TENTE A
MUIR DEAux EsCLAvEs.

Lie 81 Janvier de cette aimee, il sera vendu
q ~l'eneass, sar lhabitation de NJ. Cbarlet, a
10 heure5 A. Nj. huit beaux e~sclases creoles
a SAVIOR !:
Bill, negre ape de IL ans.
JGtsstin," II
,Janes. 25
Henriette negresse ag6e de Is ans,
Mary DO
bonnie cuisinisre, bonnie blanchisseuse ct re-
passeuse.
Pauline, ntsresse agae dc % ans ct ses 2
e~nfants.
Trois c~1evaux orioles, bureauI, tables, bois
do Its ct plusieurs antres Objects.
CONDITIONS.
Les e~sclaves payabies en- troia termes egaux
I'M tiers Ell tout Mars 1856 I'M tiers en- tout
Mars 185G-un tiers en- tout Mars 1857.
Pour re mobilier teute sommp de dix pias-
tres ct au lessons, compliant; pour toute sofnme
al dessus de dix piastres, Motto en- tout Mars
1856 moitie Ell tout Mars lS56.--Les escla-
yts vendu3, restaat spGcialement hypotheluas
~iusgu'a final Placement ct les billcis portant in
teret i huit pour cent par an a partir de leur
tchGahce.
Patoisse Assumption lie IL Janyier 1855.
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A Mils b..

Dana m bssqaet fleafi ID plus bHllants rose
.Isnfrait avec ofgaail "a foss 4 peins eclose,
1t son souris dlvin
tncndait i Ia fois los bias ct IL prairie,
plea saave ct plus daux que 10 myrfhe 9Asie
Et 10 pzrfum d'Eaen.
Pomone do sss pres Il proclama |. refine.
pastai toutss les feurs, du rang do souveraine
Flure lui fit 10 don |;
Les zephires iegers Ia baieaient de lenr ale
Ut pl,abus abloni daigna lancer sur ellie,
SON plus brilliant rayon.
~ ioiis p~spillons ulie troupe rolagc
l. srtourait Al'envi coniiie Vii brilliant ccrsage
d W BIZ d'amotir s'enivraient
In rose se pratait / leur vivs cafesse.
L.napTudeilie avec eux joua,t. jouait sans cessc
Saus soir quils l'etie iiilaielt.
is soir on ,la vsyait sur "a iige penclee,
Ellie ~pIeufait l'eelst de 81 robe lance
as 8&'.s III sun parlnm perdu
Co n'e,ais plus heias | qu.ina refine d8chue
Zsphlrs u. p~apilions IL voyaut ainsi nue.,
Asaiellt toas dispara.
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E%zEZ%
plaindlc. J's,sayni dc lai faise cosns
snspdfe nsec t~eloqnence que denne "
passion. lsajusii,4 u In barbsric De
II c oi,duile. Ellie mtecouta dun air
yoairailt, presa..e c~rAiuiif q e y yis
ssgarder ser. Il porte dur air a'i'ssaie.
tndes
% Cora, Il tcrni- i avrc enlhousias.
III, srrAis-sA slstsessheaa ia gaciqur dam
gsr pssle. pnsle a soat les ennen.it,
,.osnpa-noi les iafAuaes qui font poser,
sar iui. fsaia a celeste ~cseature les
rhaines d'nirsia dun osg dssetse. Dis
moi qnei sst ~ dsrnop 4.,i Cotnpsine
alelau do TON tualr a rsfoale ,a foud do
soas salis DIES arnaehe.asnts nalfs, com.
ME dos retuords asusrs | Va, 10 saurai
bisn ies COM arars . ssis plas dun char
me pour xnchHfHsr les demons de l'et-
nc u DC II vengeance pins dane paro-
u makiqau pour Nppeiur les Anges or
NOS tsles : lcs ,sdges prctectears qai
sont ~ fIcres. ii Oil solt sboins pars,
mems bsaslx loe Toll.
tIesAi II soi3 an partans, ct Il
s~p'spprosi,ai de Cora pour sxisif II main
qu''ulle mi rvtirait toujo,sfs. Alora u
ana Irv4i. d irnnt inopdd III Ii ~ ~ ID
rsHihoasiasFne, les chevs.lx "a d6sordre ,
>Il iuspirs...
pea,ss ~ esaaa erb u sea
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ee donner les Appearances dn sang.froid
ct dc Ia generosile d mon 6gsrd.
Je eortis enfin , mails 10 procurenr do
roi me iii mander immediatement dana
soi. cabinet ct m'adressa cettc mcrcu-
rnale /: i ssI}Sl
-Jcuns hofnme, me dit,il ayec fcc
ton capable ct patterned que tout ma.
pis,rat imbcrbe se croft h droit DO
prepdre qpand II 4 endosst h Fatinp
iaiicinire, sous aver, simon de grandes
err eurs, din moins d.. graves i~nconse-
anences d reparer. Etranger, vous avex
els ~aecueilli dans eette vile avec .o,ites
les. marques dc Ia bienveillanec ct toute
Iamenile de mtrurs qai distingne ses
habitants. Malade, vous avez etc soigne
par yos yoisins, ayec zeie, 81 d6vooe-
n,ru,. Tous COS temoignages de confian>
"a IT d'inteses cussent do graver pro-
Geaisment en- vous le sentiment des
conyenances ct ccIni de IN gtalitnae... =
Mile ON dun sabord Nom
s;eur, m'ecriai-je dams MOI style dc mas
rim. uai, dams ID colerc, r~cprsnait fnai-
ara moi 10 dessns, Cd youlex vout erf
yenir, et qa'aisis fait pour rietittr 'i4
prison ct yo.re harangles T.. = !,
Ia ! Gsonass SAND.
jsfs a sHanaaistp aafA
x,.is M srnrknfu uunSyo.
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DANSES.

Nv NJ. cAzALor PREVENT lie
SIAAIagA7g. public. gull etaLlit sa rasiien-
WV ce a NapoldoiyilIe pour quel
qbes temps ct quill Sc propose d'y do1ner
des lecnns de daiise durant tout son %sejour.
lie co,rs Sc compose de qainze lecons
ct M Cazalot s'engaEe a montrer dams
les intervalles a la satisfaction de tots les
elaves qni po,irront Sc presenter, tou.cs les
danses du jour telles que
Polka AIlemande,
Valse d cing temps,
Polka. Mazarka.
Valse Ffancaise,
Polka du salon,
Varsoviana Hungarian
Danse Espagnole,
QGadrilles Franfais.
La Moscovite,
La Sicilienne, etc. , etc.
lie prix par elege, dir piastrcs pour lie
co,irs.
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yENTE De SUCCESSION
Succession de C2tmeace S'imonean de.
cEGse Ve Juseph GHiiEpt.

opGlt3StbIt aE StCEftrftiG IL"
etdfe Re Jvseph Gaiilot.
En- yertl dun ordfe de vente date lie %
Decenlbre 1854 de Honorable Coar da 5me
District .Iudieiaire de L fstat de n Louisiana
dams ct pour la paroisse Assumption.
Nous, soussigna Encanteur d0ment quail
fe dams ct pour la susdi,e ~paroisse, ofIrirons
en- vente pubti1ae a ~fcncan, sur les lieHx lie
samedi 10 Favrier 1855 a dix henres A. nj. les
propriates sniyantes appattenant a la susdite
succession eft q Ia communicate qui a exlste
entire Clemencc simoileau Il Joseph GuiIlot,
satoir {:
10 TN moroccan dc terre situe dams cetts
p~aroisse al Bayon Pierre Part. rnesurant sept
arpents de face sur q~uatorze dc protondeur,
borne des deux cotes par terres de Louis Co
meau.
20. I'm nagre nomme Etienne are de- 81
ans.
80. Cheranx, Ba!es a eornes, Cochons etc.
DO Meubies dc Menage, batteria de cuisine
Ternes ct Conditions.-La terre payable
cent ~f,iastres ell Mars 1865 Ell la balance IN
tiers dams ~clacun DIES mois de Mars DIES an
nees 1856, 1857 ct 1858. s
L'esclave payable deux cents ~piastres en-
Mars 1855 ct Ia balance un tiers dams chacun
des mois de Mars DIES annles 1855 1857 ct
1858. lie mnbilier toutes solnnes al dessens
de dix ~piastres payables EN- Mars 1855 ct ton
ties sommes de dix piastres ct au dessus une
1noitie ell Mars 1857.
Lee acqnereurs devront fournir des billets
oautioun6s payable i tordre de Joseph Gull
lot d roiiice du Recorder dc cette Paruisse
ayec interet apres echeahce d raison do hut
pour ceut par an jnsqu'a final paienlent ct hy-
potheque sl,6eiale sur la terre ct Feselave.
n. B Lac MATS ct lie fourrage appartenant d
Ia s%aslite Succession sera yenau payable Ell
Mars proclaim $50.
parolsse Assumption Q Ianvier 1856.
TETIi ET BLANCHARD, Encanteurs.
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p%liauant IN yigonreux sodliiet. J 'e'is
lori, sans doute, ~suttoni en- la prescncc
dun magistrat tout pist h inslrnire con.
Ire 10 delft. Mails 10 sang me montait
q ii i6te, ct Il ne n,'etait pas plus long
temps possible de me laisscr trailer cons
me IN idiot OIL CONNIE IN fou SUM Gu
ayoir le motif,
Grand fit ~fesrlaldre. Le rnagistrat
yoaIut ~prenare fat ct ranse pour son
conpe,e ; jsts saisis 4 Ia gorge e e
%i'easse %etrangte, il l'ipicier. son getidre
II une defni4 do.zsinc de- ~voisins lie f,s-
sent venus i son secoufs. Alors on Fem
para de moi, on me liz les pieds ct les
mains eornme d un f%arieix, on m%'enton-
ra Ia bouehs de scrvietfes ct poa me
.coptaislt i I'hospice de vile, cd e frs en-.
frrms dams Ia ehainbre desti.aee aux
s,,iets frapp6s d'a!ienalion nentaie.
Ia ch,mbre, il dois 10 dire, etait
comfortable, eli Jy f,s traits ayec bean
coup do doucear, d'aut.nt plus nau g
nc dounais aucan sigae Dc olie. Ter
reur du msdecin Ell du magisirat O.!
lie,.l8t conslasae. Mais il me fat diff
lieiIe dc feeouvrer ma liberta. .nr 10
aurnier, prsvoyaat quill seraii force de
me demander ube PREPARATION do ZINE
|iure que js lai asais faite, s'obliaa . me
faire passer pour aiisne, ain dc pcasol'
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ANNOUNCES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fifth Juaieiai District C,ar. N and
for the Parish Of assumption.
III The niqter ofthe Succes-
siun Of Psfico .4iburado.

Whereas Delphine Romero, natural tutor
Of her minor child, issued OF her marlage
with perico Aibarado has this day filed in
Court an account of her administration, to
gether with a petition praying for the 50.
me be approved and lromo|ogated'
Notice is hereby given to all whom is ma:
concern to sho,v cause within ten days, al
ter the publication hereof why same account
should not he approved and i~,oinologated and
the fur.ls distributed in accordance there
with
BY order of the Court.
Assumption this 18th January 1855.
DESIRE LEBLANC. Clerk,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-01-21
Sa rasidence 4 DosALDsossiILE.

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