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Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-02
"a &ood chance.

- THE undersigned, wishing to go into
I'll. other business, now offers 70 dispose Of his
interest, (Which is one half) in the entire
property known as the Leavenworth House, in
cluding four lots. The buildings are large and
commodious, two stories high. and a basement,
about 1G0 feet front. The House is doing a
profitable business, and it is believed that so soon
as navigation opens it will be crowded all the
time, with 100 or upwards of Boarders. A good
chance is now offered to some one who likes the
business of keeping Hotel. Apply soon OF
yon will miss a bargaiE-Now's the day and now's
tht hour!
A. T. KYLE.
Leavenwoth, K. T., Jan. 5, 1855.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-02

on the day Of the election-from which he
will probably never recover; stabbed through
the heart by the dagger Of disappointment,
and who, if living may be found in Union
town Pennsylvania, while his few remain
ing partisans are whining and whimpering
like whipped spaniels on the wintry wilds
of Kansas-forlorn and desolate as s'babes
in the woods" whose mothers ought to be
looking after them, or send them wet nurses
to take care of them.
One word more in conclusion. If the
Missourians and others-are guilty of the
frauds with which they are charged by the
abolition letter writers; the charge comes
with very bad grace from men who came
here to perpetrate fraud upon the rights
and interest of the accused. But their shall
low and hypocritical masks have been torn
from them by the honest hands of the pro-
slavery squatter sovereigns; and now they
stand in all their naked deformity and dis
grace, alike exposed 10 the bowling blasts
of winter and to the contempt of honest and
honorable men.
Signed A MAHATTIAV
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-02
sssT. GEORGE HOTEL.o
Corner of Main and Thomas streets
WESTON Mo.

WESTON Mo.
AzA THE subscriber would inform the pub
G$$::a lie that he has fitted up this large and
magnificent Hotel, in the very best style. 1t is
the largest, and most central Hotel in the city.
His table shall always be spread with the
best that the country affords, and he will spare
no paias or trouble in making all at home who
may1favor him with a call.
Sept. Is. RICHARD PEMBERTON.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-02

Cosrting in the country is altogether a
different institution from the city article.
In the former place you get rosy lips, sweet
cider, johnny cake, and girls made by ma
ture; and In the latter, collection Of fstarched
phases. formal manners, fine silk, great
jewelry, and girls got up secumdem artem.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-02

i is said that one of the questions asked
of a candidate for initiation into the society
of Know Nothings is as follows:
"WiH you do your utmost on all occasions
to renew and perpetuate the potato rot, in
order to keep the Irish out of the countrys''
The candidate, if admitted, must respond
81 will" >a q.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-02

a. MACAULAY,
WIN. MATTHIAS,
S. D. PITCHER,
WIN. II. ADAMS,
JARRET TODD,
J. II. DAY,
JEREMIAH CLARK,
LUCIAN ]. EASTIN,
NATHAN ROBERTS,
JOHN w. DREW,
LEWIS N. REES,
JNO. SMITH,
A. PAYNE.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-02
TRUNDLE & DIXON,
Edwards * Bushnell.
Fisher & Zubrod.
G.

Importers and Wholesale Dealers In groceries.
wines, liquors, eiesrs &se. seed. 81 cor. Of vine
fsss iE. ~ = L~czs ~
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-02
RY>AUTHORITY.
80

BY>AUTHORITY.
6A
S8s4<
(NO. ~
Notice to Settlers on Public Lands
i'm Kansas.
FINDER the directions of the. Land Office De-
" partment, notice is hereby given, to al,
whom it may concorn, that the existing lines of
the grants of lands to the "Board of Foreign
Missions Of the Presbyterian Church, !" as recent
ly established by order Of said Board, in the Ter
ritories lately ceded to the United States by the
Iowa and Sac and Fox Indians, are to be respec-
ted and regarded as the true lines OF such grants
until such lands shall be surveyed in connection
with the adjacent Government lands.
JOHN CALHOUN,
Surveyor General, Of
Kansas and Nebraska.
Surveyor Generals Office.
Fort Leavenworth, Dec.27. 1854. 17-tf
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p a W II E1.
Kansas Territory.
PUBLIC SAIEOFL LOTS.

IODLIO DALE vi LIZ l. Ne
DAWNEE, is eligibly situated on the Kansas
i river, at the head of steam navigation, ono
mile below the junction OF the Smoky Hill and
Republican Forks, and scarcely that distance
beiowF ort Riley. It is on the most direct road
to New Mexico, Utah, and California, and Ore
goI, and consequently presents unusual advanta'
ges to emigrants setting out for the far west
The valleys Of the Smoky Hill and Republt.
can and those of their branches, are extensive,
we'll wooded, and possessed Of an exceedingly
fertile SOIL Numerous settlements are already
being made upon them and they bid fair to be-
come in a short time, the center OF dense popu-
lation. In the immediate vicinity of Pawnee,
are to be found most of the useful miner ais
Tin, Chalk, Salt, Gypsum, Slate, Iron and Inns
stone, (the latter the best building stone IN tha
Territory have been found and Goals believed
to exist
The travel connected with these varied inter-
ests and those Of the General Government, will
mostly pass through Pawnee, which must be-
come the Depot and trading Post for them.
These considerations and that of the extern
sive settlements certain to be made to the West,
and the impossibility for some years, of settle
nents being made upon the large Indian ReseT-
vat1ons to the East, render this the most suita-
bic, ,location,for the PERMANENT SEAT OF Gov
EMINENT Of Kansas, and will doubtless secure
its eventual establishment here.
The importance of these advantages to per-
sons in almost every department Of life, can
notice is to call attention to them, and to invite
those desirous Of availing themselves thereof,
to look and satify themselves preparatory to tho
sale of large number Of LOTS in PAWNEE,
which at the disposal of the Trustees and
will be offered by them at Public Sale, on
Wednesday, 10Th May, next,
Private sales will be made in the mean time
by Stockholders and for the purposes of improves
ments by the Trustees, on advantageous terms.
Half payment to be made at the time Of sale
the remainder on completion Of the Title.
w. r. MONTGOMERY,
WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
L. D. BIRD, ) TTsstsss
n. LYON,
R. C. MILLER,
Pawnee, K. T., Jan. 10, 1855 tf.
e@ Missouri Republican, Weston Reporter,
St: Joseph Gazette, New York Tribune, Phila-
deiphia North American and United States
Gazette, Louisville Journal, Chicago Democrat,
please copy weekly for four weeks and send
bills to this Office
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-02
yOHH m. WHITE,

ATTORNEY AnD couKsELLoR AT Law,
LecsessrortA, z. T.
Office corner Cherokee and fourth streets.
Jan. 20, 1555.-3m.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-02

Al WHITNEY. H. B. JOLLY.
WHITNEY g. JOLLY,
attorneys and Counsellors at LGr,
General Land Agents s. Dealers in Real Estate.
GRAssHoPPER FALLS, Kansas Territory.
wv & J. have permanently located them
w selves at Grasshopper Falls, the vicinity
of the best timbered and watered portion Of kan
sas. They will assist actual settlers in securing
claims, either timber rich prairie. Settlers
Will find it for their interest to apply to them
as they have given the adjacent countT, tho
rough exploration and have become familiar
with all its advantages.
JAN 26. 1S55-tf
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-02
AGENTS.

". C. JONES, firm Of Sloss AJones, st. Louis
No., Is our authorized agent for that city.
s Dr.. 7. }. KIHx, is our agent at De KaIb, no.
sstys subscriptions.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-02
Holiday Presents.

HO11Iday Presents.
Just received per last steamer and in time for
thecoming holidays a large and handsome as
sortment Of Gift Books-comprising all the
popular ANIMALS Of the new year, together with
choice lot of new publications, both standard
and miscellaneous, School Books Of every vari-
ETY., novels; Also large supply OF stationary,
comprising letter, cap, note and bill paper, pens,
ink, pencils; cards, printing, visiting, plain and
enamelled, and an endless variety Of Fancy Arti-
cles, fire works, all Of which we are selling ct
low rates.
TRUNDLE & DIXON.
Dec. 90 1s54.-tf.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-02

GEORGE n. GROVER,
Late Of the firm Of A. II. Sssltx & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOKS, PIPER & STATIONERY.
No. 172 Main Str't, 81. Louis, MO.
e One door aboye the Dry Goods' House Of
Eddy, jameson + Co.,
WILL keep constantly on hand la=ge and
w we'll selected stock in bis line and 6attars
himself to sell as low as any house in the West.
His stock consists Of every description Of Cap,
Letter, Note, Packet, Commercial, and Wrap.
pings Papers Blank Books, Wall Paper, Win
dow Shades. And every article in the Stationery
line. Also. well selected stock OF
SCHOOL AND STEMBOAT BOOKS.
Blank Books, or any Pattern, made to order
Of the very best Linen stock.
(WJoB PRINTING, Of every description, doao.
fEThe highest price paid for Rags.
Sr To,is Ian 10 1873 4w
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-02
JAMES N. LYLE,
ATTORNEY. AND co oUNSELL0RA IT LAW,

LEAVEFWOI1H, \. !.
Having permanently located in this place b.
i 1wiil attend with the utmost pronptitude to
all business which may be entrusted to h.s
care, hoping that by constant industry, ssa
close application to his duties, he may nadrtt
the confidsnce cf the citizens Of Leayenworth
and surrounding country, and receive liberal
share oe their patronage.
References.-Gor. L ". PosreH, Of Ky,
Judges Pirtlc and Ualocs OF Louisville Ky,
Major s. Turner, Of Richmond KY, Jadge Pryor,
Of Carrollton Ky, James D0nipaGs, Of Weston
Mo, Charles, C. Bireh of PlattsbuPg Mo, 4.sos
T. Summcrs, of Parkville Mo. ssF
Jan 10. 1855, tf.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-02
JOHN A. HALDERaIAN,,

Is SAWYER & McILvAIN.
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VENTE PUBLlQUE.


lie IundI 81 AVrii 1902 u ak he"leH ~ HID
TN j oililFai ei venue Pu.'400 " ;" -
De Hadallc frahel5 Atie"'ah d IL ni'i' az
desStls dl village ae falhtcoui''liie v '"ti'0
gauche nn bayou i'aloutCLc el '0t'e P"io'''0
les pfoPrletes ci-apreS uecfiVeS satoH;
10. me i'apltatloh Sltnee en- CcSe ! o''
sur la rive gauChe an bayou Lalo"Fcle d vi
mile all des$us de faihGouIt'lIe nnes"'an1
sept arpenl8 DE lace au ut bayou piu' oo 'lo,'
sur 27 arpents de Prolonoeut PIus o' MONS res
IjgneS iefmant, chSeinOIe a'ec le3 p"'io7sS "
a.ncliorations qul en- oePehaelt, IeiS 4 u ,ule
s%ucrerle, mason de lnaltfe &C Au'S' Id It,
cote en- cannes ct mails.
=. Tn morCeaude terTe Ine3uTaFlu ol5 afpehta ]
de ACE Al DIT bayou, pIns on MONS s"f 80 ar
pcnts de proFondenr pIu' GU MONS les I7neS
Iornant ensemble avec les batIsses A ahlelio-
~ratiOnS. s,tlec auaSi en- ccl'e paFolsse sur ID
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NJ JOSEPH /. AUcoIN fait SAVIOR a tous ses
amis ct au public quill est etabli tout pras do
I'eg Use Parolssiale ct quiz a toujours en- main
de Ia chaux, des ~briqucs, ct tous les materiaux
qul sont du resort des entrepreneurs maeons.
CONNIE par lie passe il contractera des en-
gagemeuts, a des conditions ayantageuses, soft
pour brdler des ~briques, soft pour monter de-
equipages, soft pour executor des eutrenrises
de noaeonneric dequeldue genre que ce soft.
M. Aucoin Went. d'etabIir sur sa residence
une brlqueterle (bricl-yard) ct pourra remplir q
des prlXsct termes avantageux toutes les com
Inandss qn'on Iui fera. +. 80"
IL ehtreprendra 6galement Ia construction
des tombeS dams le clmetiere de l'&glise p2rc:s
stale, de qnelque dimension OF de %quelaue for.
me qu'on les desirera.-II a pris ses measures
pour executor bien ct vite tous les ouvrages qu4
lni seront confiGs
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DON b ~SOLORzaNO,
COLLIE CTOR g. E

etonner encore de lsentendre 81 bier
parler. Cling on six fais, M. BricoIin
qai, ne sc doutant nullement de sor
amour pour sa file, I'6coutait avec hien.
vigilance, fut emerveille, ct s'ecria en-
frapPant sur Ia table /:
tn sails done celia, tot /! Oh dia-
bic as.tu pechS tout celia
Bah ! dams la riviere !! ~repondait
Grand.l .otis asec gazette.
Madame Bricolin tomba pen d peu
dams un silence sombre en- voyant lie
success de son ennemi; ellie formait la
resolution d'ayertir le soir meme NJ.
Bricolin de la decoayerle quelle await.
fate on cru I ire des sentiments de &c
paysan pour 50 demoiselle.
Quand d la sieiile mere Br;cot;u. allo
ne %comprenait rieh da tout 4 Ia ION,
versation mais ellie t~rouvait Que Ie
meunier parlait CONNIE an l;vre, parce
quill assemblait pIusieors phrases de
suite, sans hester ct sans Sc reprendre.
Rose n'avait pas Far ~d'scouter, mais
ellie &c perdait rien ; ct iavolontaire-
ment ses yeux s'arrataient sur lie Grand
Louis. lly await Ia un c%inquieme Bri.
colia %auqueile Marcelle fit peu d'alten-
ton. C'etait lie vicux pere Bricolin,
sstu en- paysan CONNIE sa femme, man
geant hlen, nc distant mot, et, n'nyant
N#~t## @MF ~ #-%-& - - = s -
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chooses. En- agriculture, il ~pr6tendait
quill ny await rien de nenf a tcnte., que
les savants n~'avaient jamais ricn decou~
vert, QUEEN ~souIant inventor on sc ruiz
matt t~onjonrs; que, depais que lie monde
est monde jnsqu'aa jour d'anjoard'hui,
an await t%oujours fat de meme, ct qu'on
ne ferait jamais mieux.
Bon I! dit lc meunier. Ell les pre-
miers qui ont fait ce que nous faisons
aljourd'hui, ceux qnl ont attcle des
benfs pour onvrir la terre ct pour en-.
semencer, lis ont fait du neuf dependant
ct on aurait pu les empecher en- Sc per-
suadant qu'une terre qn'on n'ayait ia
fnais cultivee ne d~eyiendrait jamais fer
tile C'est onm en- poiitiqne; dites
done, monsieur Bricolin, sill va cent
ans, on await dit que yons ne paieriez
plus nj dimes nj redevanccs ; qle les
couvents seraieht detruits...
Bah bah !. ie ne raurais peut-
stre pas cru, c'est vrai; mais c'est ar j.
We parce que ca deyait arriyer. Tou
est pour lie mieux aa jour d'aujourd'hui;
tout lie monde est !ibre de fare fortune,
ct on n%'inyentera jamais mlenx que n.
-ltles pauyfes, les paresseux, les
tables. les bstes, ad'ostscs que soas en-
faites ?
DE n.sa ss q rien, paisqa'ils DC s0nt
@H#FE # Ill &F#@E
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pas Fair den penser dayantage. II
etait presque sourd, presqne avengle, ct
parai>sait complement idiot. Sa We'll.
lie NOTE l'avait amene a table en- lie con
tuisant CONNIE IN enfant. Ellie s'occn-
pait beauconp de lui, rcrnplissait SON as,
siette ct son verre, lui otait la mic de
sen pain, parce que, n'ayant plus de
dents. ees genciyes, darcies ct insensi-
bles, ne pouvaient broyer que les crod-
ties lie. plus dnres, ct ne lui adresssit pas
une parole, CONNIE 81 cent ete peiaa
perdue. Lorsqu'ii %s'assit, ellie lui fit en-,
tendre dependant quill aller 5ter son
chapean il cause de madame de Blan-
chelnont. II obeit, mails ne parat pas
comprendre pourqnoi, ct il lie remit
aussit6t, Iiberte que d'apres rusage du
pays, M. Bricolin, son file. Sc permit
agalenent. lie mennier, qui NY await pas
deroge lie matin au moulin, fonrra cepen-
.dant son bonnet dams sa poche sans
aa'oa sen aperfnt parlage entire IN
nouvel instinct de Difference que Mar
celle lai insPiralt pour les fenmes, ct la
Granite DE paraftre jouer ali fr6luauet
pour la premiere lois de sa vie,
dependant, tout en- admirant &c Gull
appelait lie beau bagoat da grand fari,
nier, M. Bricolin Sc troaya bientSt
dun autre autre avis que lui sur toutes
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4 VENDRE
POUR CAUSE DE DEPART,

tne tcrrc mcsrrant trois arpcnts dc
acc sur qnaTantc de rrolondeur, situee
environ sept miles de DonaIdsonyiIIe
avcC unc Jollc maison dc residence
t~c"rics, 'nagasins ct autrcs am6hora,ion,
Tine lonneIleiie cn poriaii ordre ct
ach'Iand%o depui5 Ionstemps depend &c
la propri6t6.
Pour hes conditions ct plus ampIcs
rcnseignements s'adresser sur les lieux
a M. L. NcitzcroH
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T., RABASSE.
G. Dcntisle de Pnr;s.,
Majntcnaat a Napo!tongiIlc.

Ayant compose I'm ODONTALG
QUE qui gu6rit radicaIcmertles maus
de dents ct arrGte Ia carrie, l'honncu.
den faire part a SEES clicns ct d'otfrirscs
services IL p%ersonnes qui peuvent en-
ayoir besoin.
Ainsi maintenant: plus d'extraction,
plus dc s%outIranccs, ct preservation Ger.
tame ct facilc.
HJ-II va continuerses voyagescomme
faisait auparavant. ID.
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j. G G TEST
DEPUTY SURVEYOR,
NNMAAnsNMyAAAS

tiqne ct pers6cutante CONNIE ellie ia etc
81 fort ct 81 Solvent.
Ellie ne vaut done rien I laissez-la
tomber. Je m'en passe bien; moi
-Mais puisqn'i nous en- faut une alb
so!tnent, a nous autres, c'est done une
autre qp'il faudrait ayoir
-Une autre /! une autre . CONNIE.
tuy vas !! Fais-en done me-, toi !!
-J'en voudrais ayoir une dui empa~
chat les hommes de Sc hair, de SC Grain.
Dire ct dc se nuige.
Ca ~serait neuf, en- effct J'en vou-.
drais bien dne CONNIE ca qui e~mpeehe-
raft mes m6tayers de me voler moo bi5
ia mutt, ct mes %jonrpaliers de metre
trois heures par jour d manager leur SOU
pc.
Celia serait, 81 YOU aviez ahe re-
iigion qui vous commandat dc les rens
Dire aussi henreux que vous-ineme.
-Grand-Louis, vous a;ez Ia vrare
religion dams lie ceus, dit Marcelle.
-C'est vrai, celia dit Rose ayec
eifusion.
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..ootc tours les raisons pour lcsqncllcs lie
Il, co,npte ne serait lpas approuve ct les
.,,1. entire ses mains rePartls conforms
ment au dit compte,
Par ordre de Ia Cour,
DESIRE LEBLANC, Grefier.
parolsyc Absorption lie u Mars 1855
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Theodore Phillips, Chirurgien d~entistc, Giant
de retoNr a NapoIeonville5 peut etre ~consulte
CONNIE a%utretols dams son laboratoira; a Tho
tel Washington. lie. DocteHr Phillips faisant
chaque hlver une tonrnec lans Prescription.
Il gaI2lHll tous les ouYragos Qu'on pourra lul
confer. AyantdJl regu dams cette paroissc
IN waste patronage II invite respactueuse-
iHent TOTES les peraonnes ayant bosom de ses
services de Sc reteror aux DANES ct aux mes
Sicnrs qui Font dCJa houort de icur coniiancc
Les per onneS ayant besoin de son miuisttre
1eront blen d" sadrcssera lui immtdiatcmcnt
dea engagements Contracts lie lui pcrmet-
la'1 &c ScJourtIer parma nous que pcu de temps.
L GUS ordres donnespar ID poste seront pronlp-
telnent executes.
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CRANES DE JARDINACE.

NJ. Theodore Goran prtvicnt les habi
ants quill Went dc. r~ecevoir I'm grand as.
sentiment dc CRANES de jaydinage ct de
1feurs, de patates de dallas doubles ct des
plus bellies varieties. - Tortes les grainc $
vendue5 par NJ. Conan sont complement
guarantees.
Depot de NJ. Th. Gorau, chez Nine
DUPRE.-Paincouryi!|c,
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Il vi J..

All present indebted 10 the succession OF
Dominique rs. eve, ii requested 10 ray their
accJuuts IN tie hands Of the cIerek OF the
vi the pa ISL Of Assunp iion within the sor-
thest delay and ,hose IL whom the said
succcssion is indebted are also requested toPre-
sent their ciaiIas duty ~antient Gated for pay
luelt. RosALiE PALAQUIN. ADMINISTRATIVE.
ASSUMPTION March 80 1888.
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WIS.

Toutes personnes qai doivent a Ia success.
sion de ten Dominique EsteSe sont spriee> da-
v0tr a payer entire les mains da Gfetiler de Ia
c. ar De District de cette Parolsse. dams lie Plus
I9ef deaf 1T toHtes cetle5 a qul il est do
sont aussi prises de pr senter leurs complies
al susdrt Gretfler ddment authenlqnes pour
etre payes. .-..... sn.. n..
RosALIE PALAauIN, Administrative.
Assumption lie 80 Mars 1855.
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lons a rien. Tant pis pour eux !!

hons a rien. Tant pis pour eux
Eft 81 yous en- etiez, monsieur Brico.
lin, &C qua Dieu ne p!aise /! (vous en-
etes bien loin) diriez-yous !; Tant pts
pour moi 7" Non, non, vous n'avez pas
dit ce que YOU pehsiez, en- r6pondant
tant pis pour ,eux vous avez trop de
cGur ct de religion pour ca,
DE Ia religion, moi ? Je men mo.
que. dc la religion, ct tot a"ssi. Je
vols bien que ca essaie de revenir, mais
)e &c men inqaiete guere. Notre cure
est nn bon vigant ct je ne lie contrarie
pas. 81 c'etait On cagot,jc l'enverrais,
promener. Qu'est-ce qui croft d toutes
ce5 bGtiscs-la au jour d'aujonrd'hui?
-M votre femme, ct votte mere
ct votre file disent-ils que &c son:
des betises /?
oh f! Ca lenr plat, Ga les. amuse.
Les femsnes on. besoin de Ga d ce quill
pardit.
Eft nous autres paysans, nous sommes
CONNIE les femmes, noas avons besoin
de religion
Eth blen ! yous en- avez une sous la
main; allez a la messe, je ne voas en-
empeche pas. pouryu que yous ne me
@iorciez pas d'y aller.
-Cela peut arriver dependant, 81 Ia
religion que mons 0 redevient fana'
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TOMBES EFT COMMENTS FUNEBRE

TUMBES EFT N UNUMENTS FUNEBRE
II L SIEUR LIS. .PLTTEN, connu depnis
DBL p]lusieurs annees par les nombreux ouvta-
ges, quill a fats dams lie cimeti6re de cette parcis-
Sc, ct ceux des paroisses aVoisinantes, a l'hcn
leur dc p~reVenir ses amis ct lie public en- gene
al, quill Went de ~recevoir du Nord de rAmeli-
.ue, ct de IItalie, des marbres de toutes especes
ct quill est pref a executor toute Commando d.
tembes. cavGauX de famille GU monuments con-
~cernant sa rartle.
il emploie au choix des. families lie marbre la
pierre, on Ie oois, ct Sc charge Gga!ement des
griIles on cntouragesd de tombes, soft en- bois soft
en- fez, Pour plus amples renseignements, s'adres
ser chez lui a P!attenYillea cote de IEglise Pa
roissiaIe depAsscmptioD. SEES ?rix sont dos plus
modercs.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-04-22
Conditions IL Ia yenta.

Tn quart en- Mars 1876, IA quart en- Mars
1857, un quat en- Mars 1858 ct Ie dcrujer
quart Ell Aldr5 1859. Les acq.ttours ]fournjS-
saut c~autiofs soiIdaires a Ia satisfaction du
soGssign6 q hypotbaque special SIR les sus.
dts e~sclave& Jus1u'& partalt payment ct toute
sonlrle qnl ne seraIt pas paycc a a~hcanco poi
santlIt&reta raison DC hult pour cent par an
ct les actes de Yentc seront ;.px fF2is DIES ac-
Cuereura. PaIciEse Absorption lie
II Mars, 1855. PIGENE CHARLEE
! VnInnr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-04-22
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. -
Parish Of Assumption. - Fifth Judi>
cial Dl.ttItt Court.
Suecessign # Enphsmie T,yuriNo

Succession IF Euphsmjie Trurib
deceased u!te Oetaue Fires.
3 Whereas Octave Wives has this day filed in
the Office OF the clerk OF the Fifth Judicial
District Court in and for the Parish of Assump-
ton, an account Of his administration as tutor
Of his minor children together with a petition
praying that the same be approved and homo
LOCATED
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause. within Thirty days why
said account should not be approved and ho4
mologated. ~. +. aaa.19gfs /
s7SA aaet BY order 1.-THE Court,
DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.