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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07
liberals sIMKINS
MISTRESS EnIrREs $:

MISTRESS EDITRESS:
In the last Banner I find
my name in list Withdrawals from the Know
Nothing Orler; and sorry was to see it, and
my wife Biddy will give me no rest she won't
till | write to you and tell you how it was done
A spalpeen of an Anty may the divil fly away
with him) came to me and said he Philin, hon
ey, do you uant to be run out of Ameriky that
your father rest his sowl fought bled and died
for, among the boys of Swate Ireland or be made
a nager and Biddy and the children be starved
and whipped aud beat by the dark lantern bug
gers who are trying to break down the Consti-
tuition that the blessed Saint Patrick bequeathed
to his children mo doubt the spalpeen meant
his nephews foryou see, mayorneen the priests
and the Pope have divil o'bit of children but
plenty of nephews and nieces whether they
have Brothers or sisters 81 noty do you Philin O.
Flarety want to be ruled By American here
tics who care no more for Father O'Rooke or
his curses then they do for the big bull frogs
that sing III summer nights on The green border
ofswate Killarney; and then he pulled out some
money and offered me bottle of the racl stuff,
You see Madam have weakness that way
divil a'bit viii Try to deny It and 80 The what
with the whisky and the money for he slipped
ID my hand Just enough to boy Biddv and the
Baby some little things tllev might need wee %
he put nv name down on ! piece 81 panar ne,
dirty crilter had Is liz trowsers ana = fhav -,
ledmea bolter. Butny wife Biddy male me carr,
back tbe money and thew bouoht aro,he, hoI,s,
With II much cood NAV NJ n AZ ,bsy, Va, III
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07

Aud we have of Foreigners :: 5,026. 72I.
a small fraction under one third of the entire
white population in the United States.
Let the American people reflect that for every
three natives who vote at any general election
one foreigner also votes so that the real voting
strength of the NaiveAmericens is reduced one
third by the Foreigners in this country. Amer
leans true and genuine Native Americans who
not only feel but act upon the necessity that
some change must be maze to protect US in our
own homes and our own institutions we call on
you to be ready and steadily impress on the
order the full Importance of arigid adherance to
the Principles of Americanism and success will
as certainly follow as weprove true to ourselves
and to the reputation OF those OF our fathers who
achieved the rich inheritance We possess.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07

BeA- The American party will hereafter NEE,
every Saturday night at the court house. Mem
bers alone are expected to attend, unless the coun
Gil shall extend invitations to Others.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07
SPEAKING AT "sHoRT CREEK,


Last Saturday was appointed by COL Hill
and Judge Wright, sub-electors for the Antics,
to address the people at Short Greek Church.
When the hour arrived, comparatively fen we're
present, arising from the impression that they
would not be met by the Americans. That gaI-
liant champion and sterling patriot, JudgeJ. R
Burrus, whose thunder tones of eloqueo1o md
logic, have so often reverberated anon {he Hills
and along the vallies Of Of this county, and now
reechoed from the hearts of it's proud Natiue II
mericaa sons, was there, ready and willing, to
meet any and every opponent, and to vanqush
him or them las he would dol and with the
same facility as did be, those Aiaess, Gov.
Brown and Attorney General Glen, at aBlach
Jack" but week or two since. Our intrepid
Yerger was there and like war-horse snufTinp
the breeze of battle, eager for the charge.
1t was agreed by Messrs. Wright Hill and
Burrus that instead of four speeches, only two
would be had, and they gave the day to the OBJ.
posing candidates for thd legislature, Yergel
and Barksdale
Mr.. B. opened the discussions3 He made /
speech--yes speec hone Of those monde
script speeches that we have al heard. III
kept up the old hackneyed "turn-pike trot'' ioQ
| Jog Jog, without any point, pith Or argument
The changes were rung upon g proscription's
Wing Trick &C., @, after tie stalesf fashio1
and without variation. s.s s
After Mr.. B had aoorked OIL lis Hour. NJ
Yerger took the stand amid thatheGFly and pro
Ilonged applause which always Welcomes him
He took up ID regular succession <1ery. positior
every assertion and every thing w;nIked r 81
even thoughts Of, by Biz adversarvI ~ ST
most e0pelusively by ineonsFoy dbIe "a
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07

a. Weare authorized to announce R. B
MAYES, asa candidate for Probate Judge a
the November Election.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07

Mr.. N. G. NYE, Office opposite Banner of
ice is specially authorized to receipt for monies
due this Office.
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IMPORTANT TO PRINTERs

"A good compassion and pressman is wantet
to act as Foremanof this Office. None but .
man of temperate habits needapply. Publish
ersplease notice.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07

s6- For local items commercial, &C.. third
page.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07

p@- Announcement Of Candidates must b,
paid always in advance.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07
w laig THICK.

Alabamo. Hon. Geo. d. Shortridge, oil line
Democrat, is the American candidate for Cover
nor Of Alabama
Hon. lere Clemens, late. United States Sena-
tor FROM Alabama, tried and true Democrat,
warmly advocates the American party and plat
form.
Col. R. W. Walker, ..the Wing hope of
North Alabama, an late Wing candidate for
Governor, has written a letter lenouncing the
American Party, and giving big adhesion to the
Anties
In Marshall, Tppah. ard Ia Fayette counties,
the Antics have nomnated old line bond paying
Wings for the LEGISLATURE.
We learn from the Huntsville fAlaf Adyo-
cate taat the Mouiton Democrat has mounted. the
American platform; hauld down the name of
| Winston, the Anti American candidate for Cow
ernor, and hoisted the name Of Judge Short
ridge, the American candidate
| General. In the National American Convention
at Philadelphia, deciied> majority Of the men,
.bers were from. the old Demoe Falic PARTY.
The National InteIiseaeey 10 long the organ
of the Wing party of the United States, has not
taken decided stand, but inelines against the
American party.
Georgia. Hon. Garnet Andrews, old line DEM
/ ocrat, one of the builders of the Georgia plat
form of ls50is the american candidate for gov
ernor in that State.
Kentucky. The leading Wings are Ants, The
leading Democrats are mericans
Mississippi. Nearly Ill the candidates. for
State and district Offices in this State are Dcm-
ocrats. -
In Yazoo county the Anti Americans Gallon
Wings 70 address their meeting
ess~ George IT. Foote, ESD. q 7Toxl1beo. fhe.
EWhig candidate for Attorney 81 s. = - {<i1si-
Isppi in 1888, and one of the Dol 6luI most IN
Huer tial WIlir gneakers IN fha Is 1ooE fI,a
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DEATH OF RUFUS X. ARTHUH

1t is with sorrow we record the death of our
friend and contemporary Rufus X. Arthur Of
the Vicksburg Wing. The following tribute
to his memory is from the vicksburg Wing OF
last Saturday.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

70. ~. YERaER, and H. BARKsDALE, opposing
candfdate5 lcr the Legislature will address their
Fellow citizens Mt the following times and pla-
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07

Vile was, at the time of his death, First Lieu
tenant Of the Volunteer Sonthrons.
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4,s26,72I

1926, 72i.
To this must be added all
who have arrived by Can
ada and Mexico in Five
and one half years.
100000,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-07


The "Shepherd Of the Valley says 1--WE
think the masses were never less happy less re-
spectacle and less respected, than they have been
since the Reformation, and particnaly within he
last fifty or one hundred years-since Lord
BrongEam caught the mania of teaching then
to read, and Communicated the disease to large
portion Of the English nation, Of which in spite
all our talk, we are too.often the servie imita
tors" Yes, the Americans according to- Catho
lie teaching are too oftsn the seryile imitators
England, and especially in The mania Of teach
! ing the "masses to read. The American part,
desire to continue to spread this mania, and ele
waite the masses, to place the son Of the beggar OF
an equality with the son Of emillionare, by cul
tivating his mind and his morals. Catholicism
teaches -depress the masses by withholding edu
cation. They win thereby be more readily LEI
to yield passive, blind obedience to aour Lore
God the Pope
sItimay not be uninteresting, ny few extract
from the learned work Of Or. Edgar, to lay befor
Ithe public, the rank and power Of the Pope D
Rome as asserted by the school Of Catholics
which he is the head. Educatiop Of the masse
might war with tkese vievs. |rhe Pontiff. y
:. Jacobainus and Durand posses 4 plentitude .
power, and none dare say to him ann more Ma,
| to God, Lord what dost thouf He csn cbano
| the nature Of things and make nothing ont :
something, and something ont Of nothing. Tbea
declarations are also contained Il tbe canoc
-
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NOUVEAUTES, QUINCAlLLE-
RIES EFT GROCERIE.

Lo soussigne q ~toujours en- main ct ohre en-
vsnte 4 des prix bien moderis nn immense a.
sentiment dc marchandises, tells que:
"Caiicos francals, riches; ca:hemires de toutes
eou!eurs; soierie unie ct A carreaux; barpour
brsche ct noir; robes barages; MORE noire anti
aae; gros do naples; mouchoirs, coils. chsmiset-
~ ct rnanches brodees;-mousselines de laine,,
toutes couleurs, merinos, alpaca, bombaxine,
foulards. chally, draps, linge de table, nappes ct
ssrviettes de toutes grandears; en- un mot tout
= qui est du ressortdun r,agasin de marchan-
disea ssches abien a~ssorsi;
70 onfs tgalement enavente une grande quan-
W. dtobjetsde qnincalllerie ct de grocerie.
On ssndra . IN rabais con iderablc toutes ies
n~asehandises fhivsr: quaint aux marchandiees
dew don't n stock Went d'A.re renouyele, elles
ssrcst vssdosa : de- ooAditicDs asastageuscs
Is AUQLPHE LORRT E c.
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MACONNAGE.

M. JOSEPH F. AUcory fat savoirA teus ~
amis ct au public quill cst etabli tout presd Do
l'tglise paroissiale e, gull a t%oujours en- rnals
de la chaux, des briqucs, ct tous les mattriaui
qui sont du resort des entrepreneurs rnafons.
CONNIE par lie passe il contractors des 60.
gagemeuts, a des conditions a~yantagenses, soil
pour brhlc' des ~brigues, soft pour rronter De-
equipages, soft pour executor des sntreprIsn
de maconnerie de quelque genre que CO soft.
M. Aucoin Went d'etablir sur On residsncs
une briqueterie (brick-yard) ct pourra rennplirA
des prix ct termes ayantageux toutss les con
mandes qu'on lui fera.
II entreprendra egslemsnt Ia eonstfucties
des tombes dams le cinetiere de iegliss parsis
stale, de queI1ue dimension ct de quslque iof
me gu'on les desirera.-Il a pris ses raesu'ss
pour executor bien ct vite tous les ouvragesasi
vi seront comics
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FOR SALE AT PRIVATE s>Lk

The plantation of Jesa Dugas deceased ,iinsit
in this parish on the right bank u OF bayon LIZ
iourche nine miles below Donaidse uyille con.
listing Of two following tracts sf land, TO wit
loA tract Of land measuring sever arpents
fronting on the bayou by 80 srpents in dspiA
on the six upper front arpcnts and 10 srpeas
on the lower front arpent form an ares
OF five hundred arpcnts moro or less boards
above BY lands Of Emerant Landry sns BE-
low by lands of widow Charles Brcaux.
20. The other tract Of land hos banc Of Tho
preceding on Bayou des Oliviers and has tvs
hundred superficial arpents nors or less.
Together with buildings and improvement
belonging to said pian,ntion and tina crop.
consisting of 100 arpents OF cane, more OF lsM
and OF 100 arpents Of corn more or lessA.
For the terms OF sale apply on the premises
to enc Of the heirs Of the deceased.
Parish OF Assumption Goth Aprills5S-
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Office.

The Partnership new existing for the ra-
ping Of the "Washington iiotef' at Napoleon
between Charles A Besse and Pierre II. Besse
under the name Of Besse brothers will stand
Dissolved by common consent on the first Of Jul
ne next 1856.
All persons indebted to said firm are reques-
ted to sittle Immediately with charles Il Bes-
SC who is the only one charged with the ret
ilement ofall the affairs Of said portnenhip.
Napoieonville ssoinption q Mars 1885.
CHARLES A. BEssE.
P. H. BEssE.
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LIE DoCTEUR FELIX FARAUr,

kx-lnterne des hopitsux dc Paris; s'eA ra-
ssnment etabli dams cette p~aroisse, dams une
dos naisons do M. Ferdinand platten entrc Fa-
elise ct IL seminairs.
lie Doctear Faraut ofre ses services aux
habitan,s. 81 de profondes atudes ct une lon
que ~pratiqne sont des tire a uns belle ellen
tsle, 10 dooteur Faraut en- oomptera bient3t
uns.
II ofrs aux habltants de prendre dos abon-
nsmeents 1 lannes ct il espars par So ponc-
sxali.a ct les soins qu'ildonnera aux prein,ers
nslades qai lui seront comics, meritsr bisntot
q part du patronage public
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AVIS.

Le puolic est informs que Ia saci6tc formee
pour tent 7 etab'issemen connus sous lie nom
De Washington Hotel d Napoleonville entire
charles A Besse ct Pierre ii. Besse sous Ia
raison de Besse freres se tronve d!ssonte Iun
commun accord, lie premier JUN proclaim
charles A. Besss reste seul charge d. ragle-
ment de toutes les %afiaires de Ia %societe. Tontes
les personnes qui doivent q Ia dite societt
sont REFUSES de venir solder inmtdiatement
leurs complies entire les mains du dit charles
A. BESSIE.
Nopoleonville Assumption ce 81 Mai 1855.
charles A BESSIE.
II. II. pEssE.
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HOTEL DE L'UNION.

NJ. Jacques Vivcy, de DonaldsonyiIlc.
2r6vient scs amis Ct lie public que lc lci
Jnnvicr proclaim. il fcra a Donaldson
Vile, louver'nrc dc l'RorsL nE LEMON
%ancien hotel de la California; ttablis
sement qu'!' Went de rcstaurer dc fond
en- combie.
Mcnbles et distribution du local, tout
est organise anJ ourd'hui dans crttc mai
On pour en- faire un excellent hotel.
Elfg'rce CT comfort, VOLTA qneilc "a tie
Ia devise dn nonvea" proprittairc en-
pFenant des dispositions pour assurcr lc
success de sou enterprise.
DE JoIIs appartements pour gareons,
dc bien wastes ct bien commodes pour
families, ct par dess"s. celia, une bonnc
cuisine a la ~bordeIaisc. VOLTA les ,i,rcs
ayec ~icsqucIs Nj. Viycy s~olIicite pour
sou etabl'sscment !e patronage da pn-
bic.
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DcIs DE CYpRE DU MOULIN
ne II. James KANE

M. JANIS KANE prkvirn, les hsb;t.n,.
de Napo'conril!e ct du Bayou Lafeurchs
Gull f~ranspoFtc's dn bo;s dams le yiIIsy.
trois fois par semaine, lie mardi, le jcudi,
ct lie samedi. Tou;e pcrsonn- qai var.
drs contractor avsc lui r. rcaeon,rer. A
NapeleonviHs les josrs ci des,us e~s,igst.
II pravient ssaienrnt le public ana
son depot est situs vi.-A-vi. Ia msx,si,
NJ. Joseph E*penan ct que NJ. Auzu.ls
Brunei est n~utorise a iraitere EN- SON sbsccre>
avec ~qulconque Sc p%t6s'ntera pour ache,e
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DENTISTE.

Theodore Phillips, C%hirurgien dentiste, etant
dc retolr d NaPoleonville, peut etre %eonsulte
CONNIE antrefois dams sou laboratoire; A Pho
tel Washington. LIE Docteur Phillips faisant
cflaque hiyer une tournee dams Prescription,
il garantit ;ous les ouvrages qu'on pourra lui
confer. hyantdeja recu dams cette Earoisse
un waste patronage il invite re~spectueuse-
lnenttouies les %personnes ayant besoin de ses
services de Sc ~reierer aux DANES ct aux mes
sieurs oui FONT deja honore de ieur confiance
Les personnes ayant besoin de son ministare
teront bien de s'adressera lui immediatenent
des engagements Contracts ne hi permet-
tant de sGiourner parm, nous que peu de temps.
Tous ordres donn5spas L. pasts sssons promp
temsRt sxsss.ss.
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PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.
No. II, Mississippi street,
DoNALDsONVlLLE.

DoNhLDSONVILLE
John Bulls Sands and Townsend'sSarsa
IN, illa, Ayers Cherry fectoral for coughs,
colds, etc, Liverwort: and Ia" and cancbala-
gua, FOR CONSUMPTION, ba'sa!m ofwiid cherry
for Diseases oithe lungs, Compound syrup
olNapihn, for asthma and colds.
Oxygerated biltors, for dyspepsia. phthi'
sic, etc, Inaia c~ho'agngue, for fever and
ague, etc, Electrical ,ebrifrge Or Speeds
tcvcrtonic, Railways ready relief, indian
vegetable eIivir, for rhenmatisms and govt.
Winrr's Canadian vermiG,ga, LongIoy's
great western panacea, f~orIiver complaints,
Venetian Eminent for pains ofall kinds
Mexican mustang Eminent FOR fresh
and old wounds, Buffers nerve and bone
linimen. for horses, S%her,man's Olosam,ian,
all healing baIsam, Magical pain extractor,
for all kinds Of sores. Jew David's or He
bre WIS Plastcrs.
Till
Graefnberg Vegetable Pills.
MoGat's DO do
VIM. Wright's do do
Magnetic powder fordestruction Of roa-
ches, %rhosphoric paste, Death on rate.
ALso:--Castor oil, Epsum salt, ~su)fate
de quininc, de Howersot Weightmsn at de
kob;Gtict.
popdrcs de seidlitz.
Donaldsonvilie, Is JUN 1852.
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~ G5
MARION. n.

Parti marion il a environ cling mois
de l'habitation de NJ Eug6ne Comeau, lie
n6gre Alfred de petite ,aille. trapu, fort,
IN pen voutt, ayan' me cicatrice VII des-
sus dune des paupieres, occasionn6e par
un coup de pied de mulct.- Crosses levres
-Cheveux tresses on moment de son de-
part. Size Negro sc ttouve Gcrous dams
qneIqu'unc des ge6les de ''etat on %saurait
bien gre an sherifde la p~aroisse OIL il pour
ra Sc trouver den bonner avis 4 nos bu-
reaux on d M. Eugene Comea,.
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Il, RABASSE.
O.. D0nfisfe dc PaYis.
Maintenant 4 Napoltonyi!ls.

Ayant compost On ODONTAL.G
QUE qui guerit radicalement les maus
de dents ct arr8te la c%arie,a i'honneH
den faire part 4 ses cIiensyet d'oilrir ses
services aux per'onnes qui peuyent en-
ayoir besoin.
Ainsi maintenant: plus d'cxtraction,
plus de %soulfrances, ct preservation Ger.
iainc ct facilc.
trIl VA continuer ses voyagescomme
fasisait auparayant. Al.
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rATENT MEDICINES DEPOT.
oNo. ~.
Miss. Street Donu1dsorciile.

Always on hand, for sale for"Cnsh, On
~" fresh supply ofthe following 'ncui'''
ncs:
For colds, coughs, Group, Consumption,
Bronchitis, Asthma, dyspepsia, Splitting
blood and the general affections OF the
Lungs - Ayers Cherry Pec'ora! -
WIldcherrya and Tar-Liverwort and Tar
Balsam of Wild cherry - Shnrman'a oio-
seaman. - Indian Vegetable Elixir -
Longley's Great Western Panacea-o xi-
gcnatcd Bit,ers Jew David, hebrews
Plaster.
For Rheumatism, Tooth ache, pains in
the limbs, Swellings, Head Ache, Burns,
Sprains. cuts, Pies q &.
Venitians Linin.nt - Mexican Mus
tang,,-- Dallcy's Magical Pain Extractor
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
For Fever md otkc, bilious Diseases.
India C~holagogue. Clemens Indian To-
nio.
FcR Works.
The celebrated J. Winsr's Csnadi
Vermifage
Dr.. Thompaoa's Celebrated Eye Water
PILLS.
W. WrightIndiaa Vegetable Pills.
MoGats. >,
Drandreth's. >, ~
Morisoa's No. l ard 2.
Graefenberg Vegetable.
L, P..Teneur's Gonorrhosa Specific.
Tooth Ache Drops.
DR.. John Bulls and Townsend'x Ssrse-
p~arilla.
BY retail and whole Sale At N~Crlasns
prices.
Jaynes Hair Tonic.
Maize Hair fluid.
Reaches and Ra, Poison.
CALL AT No. II.
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M A~G ASIN
De N. JOSEPH HEBERT.

On trouvvera t~oliours dams Get etablisse-
ment, sisue VISA Wis l'Egiise Paroissiale de
Prescription, un assortment complet des
articles compris sous lie nom de MARcuAv.
DISCS secHEs, GROCERIES,, N%ErREErE, Po-
rERIE, LrouEUns FINES, QuIxcA1LLER1E,
CHAUssuRE, ell un mot tout &c qai compose
un mseasin de Ia c%anpagne bisn approvi-
sionne.
NJ, iiebert vcrd q des conditions assez
moderees pour pouvoir conpteT sur une plus
waste extension de ga clientele. II Went de
%renouyeler tout son sToCk CT il invite les
habi.ans qui denicurentds dana ses paragesa
sitter son Establishment.
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ToMBEs EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBREs.

TOMBES EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBRES.
SIEUR LIS, +. pLTTEN, connu depris
- plusieurs annees par les nonbreux ouyta-
xes, quill q fats dansle cimetiere de cette pareis-
se, ct ceux des paFoisses avoisinantes, d l'hen
uaur de prevenir SEES alnis ct te public en- gene
al, gull Went de ~recevoir du. Nord de l'Ame,i-
sue, ct de lTtalie, des marbres de loutes especes
st gull est pref 4 executor tonte Commando ia
tombss. caveaux de famille GU monuments con-
sernant ga partie. i s8 4#b
ri empioie au schoix des families, 10 marbre la
pierre, on le oois, ct Sc charge egalement des
grilles on entouragcsde tombes, soft en- bois soft
sa fsr, Pour plus ampies renseignements, s'adres.
ger chez lui d Plattenvillea cote de rEglise Pa
rolssiale 90 leAssomptioD. SEES prix sontdes plus
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lENTISTF.

LIE docteur THo. J. IIorzn. t'avc ~ ceslis
hrc den'lstc 'mericain Gro w. rAaLEr. efs
ses services aux hsbi,anis de ces cor,rses, ii
les Prevent gull travaillcra durant toss 10
pflnte'nps CT tout Pets dams les p~aroisses Az
c%en<lon, Assumption ct Lafourcitr.Jniaras
Les persopnes qni auront besuin do aon nj.
nistere dams celte parnisss peuveut le solliclu
Ell sdressant au dectcur des let,res M bare,t
de poste de NapoIeonrille. - II s'emprsm.s
de SO rsndre d chasns appel.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-08
EDMOND MAURIN,

AVOCAT, 4 NiPOLEONVILLE.
Exerce 81 profession dams lie Seine
District Judiciairc, compose des paroisses
Assumption, l.afourche Inferno ct Ter
r%ebonne. II donncra tous ses soins aux
aaaires qu'on voudra bien lui confer
dams ce district ct les a%voisinants. 7
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-08
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
pGrn,sae .RSSo,nuii1n

PGro'sse Yssomptt7n.
Ecroue d Ia geole de cettc paroisss nm nc
gre marion qui So dit So nor1nar Lssime c
appartenir eli Irge Boxer de la paroisse Ste
Marie, Ell Get Fiat, Bayou Teehe ce n3gre d
5 pieds 5 pouces de ha9 1T, a un pea de barbe
an mention IT parle bien Ie francais.
lie proprietaire estsreGais lie venir lie rao!a-
iaer ct le retirer en- payalt les fais
Napolaonyille, Assumption CO 81 Avrilsls55.
URSIN CALLER, GeoIier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-08
UL PSSE FOLSE.

Ofre SEES ervices au commerce ct au public
II - charge de toute sorte de- collections entire
Donaldsonvil'e ct Lockport.-ponr Ia poactus
HE ct Ia promptitude dams les demarches, on
peut prendre des references sur son sonpte
avsc tous les officers dc l'Assomption.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-08
A OF LOUISIANA.
poy,sh of Aysu,un,,nn.

Detained 10 the Jail Of this parish a runa-
way negro who says that is name is L6sime
nd he Is il Improperly ofJudge Baker Of ba-
you Iache in the parish Of Ste Mary in this
state. Said negro is 8 feet s inches high
has a little bear on his chin and speaks french
well.
The owner OF said Save is requested 10 come
and claim and take him ont Gu paying ale
costs and charges.