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Steam Saw Till,

HllE SUBSCRIBERS having un
l. drr,akcn the management of McsSrs
Coghlan, Dixon & Co x Steam Saw Mill for
the present year, are now making such re-.
pairs and improvements in said mill nv will
enable them TO supply, with dispatch, The do.
mnnd for lnnlbcr in this market.
EE ETERMS-l0 per cent discount for
cash Approved notes when orders are filled
payable lst, Jan. 1856, when parties require
credit, will bc required
Accounts must b- closed at the end of ca G.
quarter Of the present year, by Note. Cash or
Discount against the Company. GYNE
CESSrlN .Esg not choice, compc!s us to nd.
here strictly 10 Ike above terms in order 10
meet The envy exprnces attending our busi.
nrEs. We Mill do all that We l,ot csily can TO
accommodate our ncghborA in preferences to
srnding 0nr Lumber TO distant market
Orders may be lrhat onr Machine Sh' p, or
with Mcssrs. r.. Dixon, w. J. Francis, or }. l..
Morrtsry, nj the Mill.
COGiIlAN & GAY, Managers.
Nch. 49, IS 3t
Walchman copy three times.
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Dissolution Of Co-Partner-

u THE COMPREHENSIVE in
the practice Of Law, for Williamsburg
and he adjoining Districts, heretofore ex-
'stIng between the Subscribers, under the
firm "f Rich a. Mcknight. has been
dissolved by mutual consent, and will no
longer exist bm, for lis liquidation. which
will be conducted by the Senior Partner
N. &. RICH,
A. ISAAC MCKNIGHT
kingstrce Jan 26 Ii 81
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Notice.

have this day appointed r. B. Wilson,
and w. w. Bradley, my Lawful Agents,
TO transact my business.
MARY s. WILSON.
Jan. 10, 1855. IL 1t.
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Land for Sale.

TIE subscriber offers tor sale his tract
"' 'and containing $50 acres OF up land
ana 81 IL acres of swamp la nd, lying on
Hant"c swamp, near Fulton. On the
premises are Saw Mill, Cotton Gin
and Screw, all in repair also a conlfor,a.
hlc dwelling and all necessary oulbuiId
nIH, IN rrnaIr The up lands and Saw
Mill and Dwelling arc situated OF the road
leading from Camhcn to Vanccs Ferry,
T'1 miles west Of ltamscy's Depot,
Apply t"
J. w. WEEKS,
Fulton p. o., s. c.
Jan. "a, 1850 IL 3m
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Dissolution

The C"parlncr<hip heretofore existing
under the firm of BUTLER & NEwBERY, is
this day dissolved 10y Limitation and nntu-
al consent. All the Notes aud Accounts nf
the firm have been placed in the hands of
Y. n. BUTLER for collection, who is the
only authorized agent TO liquilatc the
debts Of the concern. All persons indebted
by note or account, will please come for
ward and make immediate settlements.
Y. N. BUTLER
A. MCCAIN NE\VBERY.
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Notice.

The subscriber having completed his mr.
rnngemenls for making Sash, Blinds and Pan.
nell Doors bcgs leave to inform his friends aud
the public, that he is prepared TO furnish nj
shnrt notice, Sash ofnll sizes primed and glazed
Blinds to suit any size widows, painted or not,
md Panncl DOORS Of any size or make, por
tion ofpnblic patronage is respectfully solicited
Ills work is all done by hand and out OF good
GeasOn material
500 lights ofS :. 10 Sash ready for delivery
10 suit windows ofl2, Is, or Is lights.
JAMES BELL.
Sumicraillc, April IL, 1851. "a II
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Having sold my interest in the Stock in
trade to Mr.. A. NJ. NEwpERy, would
recommend him to the customers who so
literally patronixcd tho late firm.
Y N. BUTLER
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Invitation.

IHllE PUBLIC generally, and La!ica
Esnn:inlIv. tng"ihcr with the Sn,n...
Ridemen and Beat No. .. nrc invited 10 psrtici-
pate with the CLAREuohT TRoor in ,hr cele.
braton Of their Ami arc .ry, on the 22nd day
Of February.
There will he an or,,ion delivered hv W. F..
Dick, EsaT., in the Court House at i o'clock
A. NJ. Z. &. WEBB. Captain.
H. n. bradford, .. s.
Feb 7lh, 1855 II I'd
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Guns, Ammunition, Fishing
Tackle, &c.
eDOHHN HA HHRHDHIHR

dCKlc, GU.
JOHN K HHR DEER.
Manufacturer, Lmporter and Wholesale
and Retail Dsaier in Shot, Guns,
Rifles, Pistols, Fishing Tackle. and
all kinds Of Sporting Apparatus.
Together with general assortment Of
MATERIALS FOR GUN MAKERS.
N. u. Cor. of Walnut and
Second Streets. philadelphia.
All ri which, and such other articles as
belong to his line OF business, will be sold
rs low as can he afforded by any establish.
mcnt in the United States.
In testimony oi his skill as manu-. ctur-
or, the Franklin Institute Of Philadelphia,
has awarded TO him sine 1910, Two ccrtifi-
Gates, six silver mct:..,s, and enc recall
pr cmium; and in S5i, the Crystal Palace
of New York, awarded to him medal. :n,
only one awarded for Shot, Guns ard r..
ley in the United States.
tkrlder's Sporting Anectlotcs," illus.
ira i've of certain varieties of American
Gina c, with remarks on Tho Character of
the Dog, Field Dogs, Snipc, Woodcock,
DUAL, Partridge, Duck and pidgeon mattel,
shooting, Oh the Rice Bunting or ReatI
Bird Grass PoVer, llul.headel or Colder
Plover. Canvass Back and Red Headed
Duck, American Widgeon, Scaup Duck
and Canada Goose Price 3l.OO.
Address JOHN KRIDER, Second and
Walnut, Philadelphia.
Aug. 30 1854. ~ ".
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Wanted.

THREE NEGRO BOYS, from l6 to 10
years old, ms Apprentices to the Carpenter
Trade, under BEN, Foreman of Winns New
store, now being put upon sight Of tho old
Tavern in Sumterville.
A. J. MOSES.
Nov. 90. 1854 5 II
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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,

GAIIEKS, NJ, NJ.
THE Emporium Of Fashion and Quality,
where may he found complete assortment OF
Ladies' Mems Boys Misses and Childrcns'
Boots, Shoes, Cutters, &c, Of almost every style
and quality. Tloy are fresh goods and are all
VA rrnntcd to give satisfaction.
J. II. BRUNSON.
Next door to Il. G. Webb, d. Go.
Mar. ~ 1854. II If
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Dyspepsia Can Be Cured

PAULDING COUNTY, DALTON, Ga,
August 2Gth, 1851.
Mr.. CHARLES DEl.oEME,
DEAR SIR: For several wears past
have been severely afflicted with sick head
aches, and after trying every thing could
think OF, and receiving no bcncG, whatever,
at last gave myself up as "A confirmed.
dyspcptic. But l,caring of your prcpara-
tion, "Tha Balaom of Life" concluded
to give that trial also. and procured two
bottles from your Agent DIR. Il. \. Dargan
of Darlington, $. G., and from the time
began 10 take it, | have no, had SINGLE
attack OF headache, and now ic, in hopes
that even the two bottles have made cure
OF Inc. But fearing that may have a
relapse, have determined to continue it
longer. and enclose you $40 90 for which
you will please send us many hotties Ms is
Customary for that amount. By Rail Road.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN J. GREEN.
Il. S.-Plcase forward by express train
Sept. 6, 1854 45 tt
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SH0 EIVI "A II " W'H'HCE.
FSNEIE FIRM OF WIN g. CLARKsoN, hnre
IL t"iore existing, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
We return our thanks 10 our friends and
Customers for the very liberal patronage -x-
tended tn us and hope the snme will be con
tinucd 10 the new firm Of
HARRISON 81 EsHe UNSO
We most respectfully beg nll who are in
deh,ed TO uG, to come forward and make imne
diate payment t, either Of tho Undersigned, az
ne nrc compelled to have money.
ID. J. WYNN,
S. T.. W. CLARkSON.
Jan. lst, 1855.
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Notice.

All persons having any demands against
Capt. James t. Brock Deceased late Of Sum.
ter District, will please present their demands
to the subscriber for payment, and those in
dchtcd will make payment TO The rarnr,
L. +. RIIAME, Ex'r.
Nov. SO, 1854, If.
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To the Public.

JOHN CHINA offers his services to the
Citizens OF Sumter District and the public gen.
orally and pledges himself to give every ntten-
tion TO the sale of nl properties entrusted to hi.
hands on commission, either at auction or pri-
vata Hal". The facilities he enjoys, as to siiua
tion aud his long experience in The business are
satisfactory evidence of his ability to do Justice
70 my who may employ him.
Feb. %, 1854. IL II
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Office w & vi. r. r. Co.
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UP TRAINS.

WILMINGTON, N. G. Jun. Is, 1855.
The following schedule will go inlo operation
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Succession Of Fidelia Dugas, descea.
sed wife Of MurviIe Landry,

BY virtue Of a decree of the Hon. Tie 9Th.
Judicial District Court of the State of Loui.
siatla, In and for the Parish of Assumption da-
ted November 9Th. 1855, ! will offer at public
auction on Salrrday the 18th day of December
1856, at 10 o'clock A. M. on the plantation
of Henry Ldhdr5 in this Parish, The following
slaves, belonging to the Aforesaid Succession.
10. Charley n negro man aged, 27 years.
20. Dick a negro man aged 80 years.
go. Jasper y, negro nan aged 81 years.
DO. Eugene a Mulatto I'm aged 46 years
90 Resale a negro woman aged II years,
Terms and Conditions.
Payable In four equal instalmenIs, one fourth
in March 1856, one fourth in March 1871,
ono fourth In March 1858 and the remaining
fourth 10 March 1869. Purchasers furnishing
good and sufficient security and special mort
gage on said slaves, and oil sums not punctu-
ally paid at maturity, to bear interest at the
rate Of eight per cent per annum, until paid.
Parish Of Assumption, November 10th, 1858.
CIPR1EN l.. BLANCHARD,
Auctioneer.
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ELECTIONS.

Nous rccevons par les derniers Jour-
naux de la Nile Orleans des retours
detection de q''eIques paroisses d J. itat,,
que nous noas empressons de donner d
nos lectcurs.
Les paroisscs ~snivantes ont donns une
majorite d WiekIifc.
lberville lS5 yoix, LIST E'eliciana 40,
Oaest Feliciana Z, Livingston lO3,
Pointe Coupte l6O, ST. Charles 40, La.
335, Washington 90, St-Bernard
IL, Ayoyelles lbs, Carroll LIS ct lee
Paroisscs suivanies Tue majorite 4 M.
Derbigny !:
II. Jacques l52. Est Baton Rouge
81, st. Helene 2, st. Tammany 236.
Quest Baton Roa 60 81, Terreboane 10
St. Mary III, ct st. Martin lS7.
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ANN ON Il 8
VENTE DE sue CESSIONS.
SUGGESTIONS de Stillman II. Harry ct
CIotilde Landry 50 femme, tous
deax decides.

En- vertu ct en- opeissance Pun dtcret de
l'hon. Ia Cour du Cinqnleme District Judlciaire
de rEtat de Ia Louisiana, da.s ct pour 10 pa.
roisse Assumption, r-ndu dams les SUGGESTIONS
cj-tlessls, en- date du 2 Nuvenbre 1856 ct a
lloi adresse,
II sera oGert en- vcnte publique, Ie Jeudi lse
jour de Decembre 1855, a dix heues du md
tin, par IL Sheriff 3onssigne, sur les Iieux, a
Paincourtville, dams cette paroisse, les pro-
prietes CT apres d5crites, appartenant aux s'1s-
dltes SUGGESTIONS, SAVIOR :
/ IN terrain sitne dams lie village de Pain
courtvilic, en- cette pc rOisse, mesurant 80 pIeds
lie face a la rue StPanl, snr 100 pieds de pro-
fondeur, borne dn cote du beyou Lafourohc
par Ia rue de i'Egtisc eli du cote du bois par lc
terrain appaltenaut aux snsdites. SUGGESTIONS,
ensemble nv. 9 toutes les batisses ct eu,ellora-
tons qni sly trouvent,
Q. I'm autre terrain, situe dam IL village
de Paincuurtvlre en- cctte parol ssc, nesuraDt
70 pieds de face A Ia rue St-Paul, sm 1870 pisds
de plofondanr, borne du cote IA bnyou par lie
terrain ei-dessus d6crit It ia cote du bois PAL
lie terrain apps rtnnant gu . suse lies SUGGESTIONS
ensemble avec toutes iBt ba:iss2s Ell anl.oia-
tons qui sly ~trouvent
3 Un autre terrain situe ans |, village de
PaincourtvilIe, on eette paroisse, mesu,aut TO
pieds de face 4 Ia rue St-paul, sur 100 plcds
de profondeur, borne dn rhte du bayou par lie
terrain cl-dessus decrit ct Gu cote du bois par
'e terrain appartennnt 4 la weave Pierre Lam
dry, ensemble avec toutes les b8tisses ct ame-
'~iorations qui Py tronveut.
a Une negra $50 nnmm6e Lenty, Agbe de
10 ans, ensemble avec ses trois enians, Sltltia
agee dc 3 ans, SUBJ ana Ell George Washing
toa ! ans.
8. Dcu1 cEevaux, deux vacles ct leura sui
vaDts, un buggy 81 les harnois. Les meubIes
de menH &c, une miontre Ell or, Ia batterie de
cnllinc, eic.
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Succession de Fidelie Dogas, tpouse
decide de A!urville Landry,

Succession de Fidelie Dugas, epouse
decide de a!urvilIe Landry.
En- vertu dun decret de la Ccur du SINE.
District Julicaire de pEtat de Ia Louisiana.
dams Il ponr Ia Paroisse Assumption date lie 8
Novemsre 1855, II sera o7ert ON tente publ
qde. per Cyprien L. Blanchard Encanterr, da.
ment q~tafifis, le Samedi Is Decembre 1855,
a dix heu tes A. NJ. sur l'habitation de Henry
Landry EN- ceite Paroisse les esclaves sui-
want, appartenant a la dite Succession.
10. Charley Negro age de 81 aaS.
20. Dick n6gre age de 30 ans.
90. Jasper negre age ~ ans.
DO. Eugene Mulatre, age de 46 ans, &
30. Resale negresse age de II ans.
Terms & Conditions.
Payable en- qrstre tcrmes egaix, un quart
en- Mars 1856, un quart en- Mars 1851, Vii
quart en- Mars 1883 & 10 deruisr quart EN- Mars
1859, les acquereufs fournissant bonnes ct
suffisantes cautions & hypotheque s~pdciale
scr les di's G. ella res & toutes sommes qui ne
sc ront ponctuellement payees d echeance por-
teront intsret a raison de : pour cent par an
de Fecheance d final Placement.
Assumption ce 10 Novembre 1885.
CYPR1EN l.. BLANCHARD,
Encanteur.
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de Jean Baptiste Laseigne
decede.

En- vcltu dun lecret de la Cour du Cinquie
me District Judiciaire de PEtat de la Loui-
sane, dams ct ponr la paroissc Assumption
sous Ia date du is octobre 1856, a moi adres
Sc, il scru otfcrt en- vente publiquc, sur les
lienx, dams cette p~erois3e, 4 environ neuf miles
au-dessous du village &c NapeItonvilIc, er
face de Labaoieviltc, Ie Samedi "a Novembre
1856, a dix henres dn lnatin, par o. f.. Nelan'
CON, Encantcnr dams ct pour cette %paroisse:
les prophecies ci-apres dtcritcs, appa,tenant d
la s~ust'lte succ6srion, nt voir:
/. Une Terre on Habiiation, sltuGe dams
cette %paroisse, scr Ia rive droite du bayou La.
fourche, ell face de LabadieviI1e, ntsrrant
t DIS a:pents ct dcmi de face, plus OH moins,
sur une p,ofoadcur de duarante a%rperts, les
Iigncs fermant, bornee en haiti par tore de-
veuve SGraphil Laseigno, ensemble avec
tontcs lea bAtisscs C; authorizations qa: cn de-
pendent.
2. Tine .n6g7esse noulnGe EsteIIc, aste
d'env.lon 20 ans.
2. Une neg'esse, nominee Anne, agde
d'enyIron 10 ans.
4. Une g%rihonne no.nmGe Madeleine, agee
d envi on 16 ans.
g.. Uo ne, 20 nomme Charles, age d'envi-
ron 16 ans.
" Sho'' 'a, - VhIilSH c " FFAuS, "
pri,cs de bpuis.
T. Lea meubIcs de. manage. La batterie
de cuisine, un fna.l, etc
Termcs ct Conditions.
L. Te,re ct les Esclayes payabIes i trois
termes egarx, IN tiers en- Mas 1866, III tiers
en- Mars 1867 ct le deiDicr tiers en- Mars 1858.
lie mobllier, pour toGtes sommes au.dnssou5 de
d < plastic, payablcs en- Mars 1866, ct ponr
toutes son'ncs de dix p;ast5es ct u.dessous
tie dix ~piastres, payables la moitie en- Mars
1856 ct iautre moiiie Gu Mars 1857. Les &C.
que,euts .ournissat dies billet. au bureau do
i;fcoider de ectie p~aroisye, payabics a Io,dre
tie Standardization De laditc succession, avec
bo,ocs ct solvahIc, cautious, in solido, a L.
sal ~iaetion de L. die administration.
la ;cfte CT les e~scIaves ,es,pat %sptciaIe
.hent hypotheques avec p,lvilege du veDdeu,
ct pour toOtcs soi1nIFs non poactDellcmclt
,JayGcs, pot,e, ont jni6t ct a r.,isun de hut pour
cent Pan, eples T6chesnce.
Z. o. MELANCON,
Eucantenr.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of Jean Baptiste Lascigns
deceased.

By virtue of a decree of the Hon. the Fifth
Judicial District Court of the State of Lou.
siana in and for the Parish of Assumption,
dated the 18th day of October 1855 and TO me
directed will be offered at public sale, on
the premises on this Parish at about nine miles
below the village of Napoleonville nearly OPP
posite LabadievilIe, on Saturday the CAD. No.
vember 1855, at 10o'elock A. NJ, by E.. O.
Melancon, Auctioner in and for the Parish
of Assumption the followin NJ described proper.
ty, belonging t. the above Succession, to wit
/. A tract of Land, situated in this Parish on
the left Bank of Bayou Latourche nearly
opposite Labadieyille,, measuring three al
penis and a half more or less front on q
depth OF forty arpenta betw cen Converging
lines bounded above by land OF widow
ScraI hine Laseigne and below by lands of
Ferdinand Laaoignc, together with nil the
buildings fnd Improvements thereon
9. A negro girl nnmed EsteIle, aged about q
years, with her CHILD Octave aged about 8
months
3. A negro girl named Aimc, aged about IS
years
L.. A Grit named Magdelaine, aged abont l6
5. A negro man named Charles, aged about 40
years.; ..q
d. d horses, ID Cows q CAVES, ana 3 yeke
Oxen;
7. The Household Furniture, the Kitchen Utcn.
sils, one gun &c.
Terms & Conditions:
The land and slaves payable in three equal
insta tments, one third in March 1856, one thid
in March 1857 and one third in March 1868.
The movtable property ell sums under ten
deIIars, payable in March 1856 and all sums
of ten or more, one half payable in, March
1855, and the other half in Ma'oh 1857. Pur;
chasers to furnish their promissasy notes
payable to the order Of. the administered, o, said
Succession, st the Office Of the Recorder oil
this Parish with good and solvent Secusiiy in
solido to the satisfaction of said Administrator,
said land and slaves, to be specially affected to
secure the payment of the P'icc, with special
mortgage and vendors privilege, snd ell notes
not punctuaIly paid 10 be~r in,e.e t at The ,Ite
of eight per cen. per aonuIn fioIn matas.iy
uhti: paid.
Z. @. MELANCON,
Aactionccr.
Parish OF Assumption, October goth 1865.
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NOTICE.

The Partnership new existing for the ru.
ping Of the aWashington Hotep at Napoleon.
between Charles "A BESSIE and Pierre H. Besse
under the name of Besse brothers will stand
Dissolved by common consent on the first Of Ju.
ne next 1855.
All persons indebted 10 said firm are rsaues-
ted to sittle Immediately with charles A Bes-
Ne who is the oaly enc charged with the ret4
sfemsnt .ofall the affairs Of said porthenhip.
Eapoleonvile A ssomption 81 Mars 1855.
CHARLES A. BEssE.
r. H. BEssx.
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AVIS.

Attends qsc j'ai depose aajourd'hui ~ b.
reaa du Recorder de cette Papeisse, mon Ia
bean d.Assessemeuk pour raanee 1855, avis est
par 10 present donns Atoutes personnes payane
taxes dams Ia ~paroisse Assumption, d'asoir Z
presenter, dans srente jours, 1 parsfr de cette
date, lears objections audit tableau, sill y q
lieu.
Assumption, 70 septembfe 1855.
EDOuARD WIVES.
Assessor
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LETTRES RESTANTES,
f At
BUREAU DE FOSTE DE
NAP
lie Ter Ortobre 1856.

D.-Eouzaroud Mr.. D.--Dreslar
Leon. Dali Henry, Dunn WI. Co.
Garsie Manuel. J.-Jobneton Andrew
L.-IHffy John. Lasallee j. Alfred
l0ustaneal, r ierre Q. L1onp Mad Lee
gin. M.-Mc Adam Patrick 2. Meade
John G. Martin e. Medur MI.
N.-Nicotra Mad. .. O.-OBrien
Edouard. Ohssa M. P.-Polv6risi An,
DIRE. R,-Roll Efouard. Radgers Mrs
Mahala. T.--Thomas j. r.
e. A. BESSE.
M. p.
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ton; aperceyant lie capitaine Cosslock du

ton; apercevant lie capitaine Cosslock du
Doc, il lui dit
-Je yais demander des r~enforts an
general; maintenant n'oubliez pas, dams
lie cas- Oh je serais tue, de faire SAVIOR la
Cause pour Iaquelle TAI outfits la place,
III franchit lie parapet ct lie Fosse, Ell
rs"ssit a gagner Ia Sc paraIleIe au mi
lieu dun ouragen de bales ct de bou-
lets sans 8tre encore bless6. lnterroge
par sir Il. Codrington sur Ia question dc
SAVIOR sill esp6rait encore queIque chose
et sill croyait pouvoir conduire q ZEN
ncmi lie Ter regiment d%'infanterie qui
etait dams In paralIele
The les officers prennent Ia tete,
dit il, ayancons en- ordre, ct 81 les sol-
dnts nrlivent sans confusion, lc Redan
est d nous.
al atait trop tard, car q ce meme
moment Oh voyait les debris de nos CO.
tonnes en- plcinc relraite, lie. hommes
escaladnnt Ie parapet du Redan pour
reyenir dc notre cote, sautant dams lie
fosse, poursuivis par les Russes q coups
dc baIonnettes, d coups de fusil, d coups
de- pierres, ct meme de biscaIens lances
d Ia main. Apres avoir accumule rlu.
sieurs milIiers d'hommes derriere repau-
de Ia gorge, ct voyant nos hom-
tparpiIIes en- desordre, les Russ
&c. SC precipiterent en- masse dams lie
s%ai'Iant. La lutte qui suivit fut courtc
mails sanglante.
"Nos hommes ecrases &c defendirent
i Ia baInnette, ct dams lea combats
qui s'ensagsrent plus dun cut
a latter Ell lntta vailIammcnt contre deux
trois advcrsaires 4 la fois. Dams cettt
les officers armies settlement de
leir' sabrcs, a~vaient pcn de chance
d'echapper, ct ceux qui a~vaient des
ne purent goere sen scrylr.
Ils succomberent CONNIE des reros, e,
e hon.brc des Russes qu'on trouva morris
d'eux n ttmoigne de l'atdeur de
h lutte Ell De l'energie dc la defehse.
"l.es F~rancais ont eu Ia gsnerosi,s dc
quo nos troupes Sc soDt conduites
vet are grahde brayour ct quiIs ont
q'ie nous ayons pu tenir lie Re-
Ian pebdan. 81 longtemps sous un feu
terrible riais les soIdats anglais son,
Iccou!utits, dams dc pareiIles circons.an.
cs a ne rich adnirct.
"Beaucddp d'oiiciers pensent qua
res ce pteihitr echcc nous a%urions do
onner on second assault mais ce mes:
n. n constellation ode de sayoir que
, general Simpson await rssolu de re.
I'attaque le I%cndemain, d'au-
INT plus que les Russes, prevoyant notre
,cce, pour cetlc fois, nous ont priyes !;
mr. lcnr feunite de Foccasion de r6tab.
r I'honneur de nos armes, ct ont recon. I.
II en- meme temps par leur fhite prtci-
tee leleodue de la y~ictoife feunportee q
ar mes braves allies."
,-sa E. #E
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-11-12
Termes ct Conditions.

LIE mobilier payable compliant ct les escla-
yes payabIes ell trois termes egaux, I'm tiers
ell mars 1855, III tiers en- mars 1857 ct le der
.lies tiers on mas 1858. Les acquereurs de-
won't f uan.r leurs bille1s, avec ca utions soil
daires ,onncs ct solvables ct paya5les d I'ord1e
de administrator, 20 bureau du Recorder
lie cette paloisse, a &c int5ret d raison de hnit
pour cent par all, a lastir des tcheances, jus
qu'au pariait Placement, lesdits ~terrains ct les
e~sclaves dcvgolt lester bypotheques ayeo pri-
vlsge Gu y%endeur, jusqa'au rarfait placement
A. r. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
ASSUMPTION, l. Novcrhbre 1855.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-11-12
E. c. MELANCON,
Assumption, 20 septembre 1855.
vENTE De SUCCESSION.

SUGGESTIONS dc Joseph Barber et Mar.
celtic Braud, sa femme, dteedes tous
les dcux.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-11-12

Assumption, l. Novehbre 1855.