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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-29

EMANCIPATION IN ST. LoUIs.-The Legislature
of Missouri at its late session passed n law prohib.
iting Emancipation. The St. Louis Republican
states that within two weeks past, fifteen or twenty
citizens CT that city have had acts Of emancipation
recorded in favor of slaves; scizing the opportuni-
iy to do this act Of justice before the new law goes
into operation.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-29

THE INDEPENDENT Pass, published at Ravenna
in this State, has absorbed the Reformer, formerly
published in New York; and Mr.. A. Pryne. late
editor of the ltefurmer. is now associated with Mr..
B.. Orvis as editor Of the Press. The Press is an
advocate of Abolition aflcr the plan of William
Goodell. Gerrit Smith and their associates. 1t is
also devoted to general reform and bears some
what, a religious chararactcr. Though so far rs
VIC NIc informed it is not tho organ of any sect
in religion. We trust the paper may be eminently
useful in inducing the people to ad opt more thor
.ongh antislavery principles, than those which now
control the mass Of those who claim to be ~anti-sla-
very men.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-29
THE GERMANS.

We have received n solicitation for an exchange
from q German Journal bearing the title Der Freie
Presse ron Indiana, which we gladly place upon
our list.
We are pleased to perceive that the Free Press
is, to a much greater extent than is common in
this country, worthy Of the name it bears. 1t is
arrayed on the side of the free soil movement, which,
Judging from the present number, wo should think
it advocated with ability. OF course we should
be still better pleased if it adv0cstcd that phase
Ct anti slavery which we regard rs the most con-
sistent and electual means Of attacking the pecu-
liar institution; but we shall not complain serious.
ly if the editor viii continue to lay before his read
ers such valuable facts rs are embodied in the
article on Nicaragua, which facts we are sorry
to believe are greatly needed among our German
population generally.
1t has been the misfortune, not the fault. of the
German immigrant, heretofore, that imme.
diatcly upon landing on our shores he has fallea
into the hands of a set of demagogues who have.
misjcd him with the specious name democrat, and
thus cfectually prevented him from examining our
various church and State organizations with un.
preiudiced eyes, But for this mischevi0us class
who infest the whole country, the Germans would
almost to a man and woman have sympatLized
with the abolitionists. No class of enigrants are
liberty than the Germans; and such journals rs
the Free Press are doing the country q genuine
service. l..
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-29

BioGrdphyof an american Bon oman by his daugh-
ter. Boston, puGliShed By Il. 7. Walcut.
The Narrative of VIM. Wells Brown with which
many of our readers are familiar is now nearly
out of print. As a substitute this biography has
been prepared 6y Miss Josephine Brown. The
young authoress has paid n merited tribute to her
father and given to the public an interesting mar
rativc, which if circulated as it should be, will
serve the cause Of the slave.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-29

The FAIR.-The Seventh Western Anti Slavery
Fair has been open for three days curing this
week. AS usual it has been o toilsome, wearisome
time for the women engaged in it. But with will
ling hearts and hands they have labored, cheered
by the prospect of good to the cause of the poor.
The receipts have exceeded those Of any previous
sale.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-29

A CoNPRoMIsE.-It was rumored lately at Law
renee X. 4. that Governor Shannon was about to
demand of the citizens Of that town to surrender
their Sharp's Rifles. Some one enquired Of DR..
Robinson Of that city what they would do if such
a demand should be made. .
Well said the Doctor l would propose q com.
promise measure,-"W w rould keep the rifles and
aire them the c~ontenks."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-12-29

: Declaration Of Independence.
I Chancellor Fortescue.
Walkers Mississippi Reports, SO. wheeler's Law OF Slavery
3iO-6.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25
!, q, ]. ] ]. 81 q - i g - !,
ENDEsi

IA i,'AxfaBsE Botn tCAUsE spttDEpA klra
+ ntJp fondsade Giooel&asssitlee a fSopdEeoa
rille, paafa iten1eti i,Hclyi amber ? lfaisantt de
b8hnes n fa ire 8. s.lAussi 3 tafsains Agoc les
amelioraiions qlii s'y tropTento-L e .toutpei
blnc, ou rcsfPasdHents aes,dss teataes tres,
aYanpiageux4ni t3y ts i I'D ~ isIst4a ~
al, SS,aaaAfesTsr sur q lsss lieFpS 4 III Sap,
SNHateaY;lya la .u.mlo1 IL ,}ls2.k 4i4y1
hN99pRIf2opvilIe lie, ,parolsse AAsysSopmp4liqnl, a. e7
yBf ~ 2l-l Rs52f21a, nj ID s.ila a4lsllap.
eplg IL VflfsTF,atA sL'ENGANJH'hasia
NJ. J.. ,Vivey ayant embrassG I'M aptre
ggesnlftes d'bcctphtioh bfffifa Ell yepte publ,
due Ii = ss,aihhiieedi II MFRS 1885, i dix heinr-
reg i'd niatfi,i un ettblfsselnciits efige 'sdt
terrain de pifgliss,, I'LL sait face ad MIS-
s~issispi; pres ede Donaidsdavi!lt, acuh assistant
en- dnaei f~naison bde iqmaftfe,s detfx , sggfands
luner ! lTonaelferie, iun4 ifort
assortment dlOutils bda tonnellerie, ? a u,,e'
Cuisines Chambres a domestrlie et a pea
irssa ], 200b baEils. q mdlasse, sen bon etats
Uni nasren ihomme,s nomme fAlberis ago,
ltenyiron assaus, lpn, Tpnpeliefi 81 tdptnesr,
ique, de ,maison, ~pte,iaepeni %garantiaat ua,,l
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25
attiss ps.yg NOUS ~ fairss sceepter de.
jsies dee .ffststsess u
"
'TvsEx1fAm
LIE MOULIN.
vi

QuanI MarceIIs psnelra dams les vas.
ties bosqnets oass AoGuanptai. ,rourer ses
bots, u ale e9,sas ept'ssa Aaa. .aggsss fores
yisrges A. elrltto ,lifss4 sgltst .tErraiw
mines ct bouIeyerses par lea eaux, Gsu-
vefats DC ia ply aepeiese, NE gslAiop Oh
yayrt aae IN ipe1.es riyiersf H.isait II ~
grands ravages a Ia sai.on sJes, iIpiess
Dss dfpnees ldesi b Eess elydess trcpbles
naaggnlldisgsssa asdemi r~enysersss, q l.issapt
d~es9pysEt' lcngs eenormcs rpeines spF ~
Isablee lMmiIs, .semblaal NJ do. ssrpepts
OF i des srhydfese a~n,felacsfs 1 4 1Rpsp1
chaieptles 4ls, gspr 10, autrss dams 40
orgaeHteax .desorIFs., IA, IGryierc,. EN-
pembsepxl Alets. .decolPaitl spiysif sois
capiice, plusieurs sepceilles dc yeFdprcs
OH SUI. uu gazan, coasert de roses lsfea,-
Itrercrolsaient gdes fcstosis de- seucessyA,
gourspsa ,et teept saTiStss d'hcrbag ealul1
wages hlutes canine ydes sbuisscps n
absl.donnscs 4 " grace in~comaarable,
do Ieur Iibse creiassIIce. / .s1a iii - :
Jampis jardin anglais No pourrait inter
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25

lI'aide dc sa femme lie chambre, at Giles
meme ayec uu plaisir extranc " piie'te
des sen lila, ,et, sprlt tpqprF lleR, sp9lhla1ittssr
lie. bopjeH an4aesshotes, Elle,ne, lroHYa
IqabI IL 4gaseea do, moo pqliinp. 81 liatcPRfftife
sersas, 9 sull Jul direat Aue;lel fpaIls 81
Ia ,naitresss AlanaiHt d,allcrn ,anl bout dn
pre,posf ts'eett.p Ell doy dfiepnesrlr ,tCu-
riense De- shseitfsn iuo' eqpi'taienfrcea
pf6para.ifs Marealls .lffsas1cahit 4le, pppt
rnsli1u dui %setgaitl eu, menu, tGIhps as
pollc au reservoir du, smoutsr, ct lalssa9l
Sur sa .droites uaep belle planlafipp de
j~enaes peaplierss ellie .tfagsrsa. ia) praio
rio on .loageaptu Iell eoursn de- lasfiyAefea
piat0t du rassseau,q li togjonu nleip,
besds OF. rasant l'hetbe feurielsl
ma g~serefoen 1~ecctiepdtpih plus dehdixs
pibds de 4b.sge. lCemisGe yceWs yd'ear.I
est peurtant dune gfande force, ct aux,
du monlinii forme IN basin as
ez8considerable immobile, profmd cl
uni CONNIE, Mnes gtace, Oh 50 ! reaetentI
les Weak saules ct les atoits tnoyssus de
I'habitation. Marcellc %conlemplas Gel
site paisibieb Of sellarnant, sui paraait d
On cdur sans qakelle sltlpouraaoi.g Ellie,
en- await vi do plus bcaaa; inais il est
dos licux qui nous ~disposent a je. he, sais
puck battehd rissesnent - ipyiaeibloi, ct
,eHuns sembles que 10 a. deslinees nous
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25

un faux pas. a la reqsete de Marcelte, qui
cFaigmif, pour son vieux seryiteur, une,
mutt passec 4 la belle e%toile, lei meunierl
lit retentil sa yoix ptonnante d iplusieaHs
Ieprises, lot Lapierre, qni s'etait egate
dams ~ tailiis vol sin, ct t~ournait, sdapuis'
s,nc 7demi-lieure, dams slfepace dun .ars
pent, i.Yintt bient3t reloindrc sllaspelile
cavanes tnay spsae5 Ii s5ihti ii Htn II
a1Ausbout dune sheuroide marine To-
lie brilits sdsnnel ecluse 80 ft 4entandre, et
les premieresi b~laneheurs do ia, 1uae
eclairerent .le tot. couyers de parnpre do
mouIia, stles bordsfmgentss de fIa-ri-
Were, jeuches de aponthed ct delsaporI
naire. Ill ~sassii zueh i9l'b Il I'll j,
Msueello sauta iegsreHeates sur eea G,s
prs qpsirfame, apres savoir reffriso dsulssle ed
bfasdu meuuier I'efffant, d gui, tout oies,
ysax ed tout fierdeson tyoy aga eqtleare.
tuiljela fsesb pstitsEi bras slanloar j du
o ,seqklui dissint = al .ati5ts saq isafn I'D
u-Ronjonry aloehons sos sas o45ft Aal
.lAinsia que To- Grand.Isouis Favaitl am
n0sices al yieille mere Sc roleva sans haiE
asec Allaide dlnet petit e ser
saatdide .quaaoa 80 Il sqii nzeas ans, les IAsI
bientot pn6ts Madame de Blansil
rhemont asait piuseb esoia der repossque
ac Isoapsrlssella empschu In~smeaniefe
IL hut ssrvir autrel chose gu 'urcn tasse'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25
.fUC7Y0N SHLE''' III.

lr N.J. EiNey having embraced diife.rnI
occupation w4ll sell at public auction on Sa
tur3ay II Of March 1855 at 10 oclork A. NJ
his cooper establishment directed on one
Of the Ch1rch lots. fronting on the Hissis-
si4sipi near DonalJsvpyiIie consisting OF
dwclii Jug hovsetwo large rheds one cooper
shop one kitehcn g servants. rooms large
aassstorthcht dholer's tools About 1900 mo.
Iasscs barrels i'll good order.
"A negro man NAMED Albert hsed about
~ years good cooper 81 house servant
fully w:iirfh,ed. .''7 .''.a' : "{'H"f
1'erms " Conditions. - Tie barfcl-
payabl"in March 1885. The buitdi1k,
one half caih, baIanre in March 1856.
Tile nfgro min pay;tbie ohct third in
March 1875, one Third IN March 1856.
add ote third in March 1857. Nbtestto lie
with given fwo gtodF Il solvent secariti.s
ia solido payable az the Recorders Office
Parish Of Asceiision,t bearing eight per
cent Interest per %int,ntn, aadt maturity
final payment mortgages witha,e1,-
privileges to BIZ retained On the
pfopertypsold to'seti'fc the payment :
The nboye de4cfib ed property vii
lie dis poscd AZ pyisateisaN brtwedh this
Il tbs i7#ofthiarpIi hext.f' Apply toJ.
Viyeyt'U nian! III oftA NJ DjHnldsonyifIe.
=. Ef'F iaonilisaD, lille iNeb. 8 1885, 81
CONSTOLk A,ictionpcr.l
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25

seS, az pQphte de- geis audi hamtpes.
Majs no}s tIions snrnosgafd"7, Ct saii-
lananment gudas, y sols Jrc. Qitre
conpagpies dn Ice Jtgimrn. dc ligne
esaico AesAranchta eetl = mil IA. 81 :
"Nos braves CaDaFiics cat fat preu-
yed'yn admirable sHpg7ftoida ils cyl
Ioisst ren,cmi s'tvautetS sonsR ddpnsf
signed yic, Dc sf,g6ni a FATHER t,ha
PIES DC mes ouSrages, ct m|ettre~un plus
grand cspaccs cntre lui ct sos ~rctran
Eehenena &c i CT mofad4t, me- dis'It
ont a i'hcura M des onicigrs DC ccs
Fconpagice. 4 &C moment mona .%cbton~
dionssbattra d eteuts!n' t PIis. tout a
coup. ,ces $40 hoTt1mes Sc sodt rnas en-
inrieGx,a h, bt5Irnnetfe stif Icsn Nl4sesl
qui, ne ponsant SCI 'ddfeIoppfr tt user
de- Ia sttpafiotifao dbtIcafT ,i6hbre, opt
ete culbntes 7au Frcit1ier"c|43C ct no ira
suiyis aycc acharnetnpnt tridI'a pet d.
distance de observation-disclosures.
De ,l'aveu DC t9aF, len Iloaaeurs de-
cettc af.ifa ont st6 pour III, jenac souss
lieutenant, NJ krfdnlc, squia ftit dun
grand sang.froid, dam can ut dune aus
liCroyables.l DE general ell CElof, dUi
Sc commit en- tbrayonre, ue1 hui n1pas
ipisse atttendre longtamp5 Ian ~ftconpdu-
&C. de ccitc bible contuite. f3'ordre.
general suivait asete public le 10 dams
gluuto ~l&irniee =: HtaaHNTatetsa.E -3Ih a
8. rstDansal la alhit di 7 All 3 De ce I1soit
nesltranch6cs onts6te a%ssciIllc par lne
.C,tta %colonne 4einenrie.g sh israi snass
J0" II eciloa aver Ia pins grande yiguels
earleuatre1 compHgaics du' ice regiment
de lignei, dt ga'dui dc tranehee, cstte
sortic s'esty ue chargcra la fhi Ionnettc
jusqaiaux retr ,hehemdnts qui gayaieiit
eta sonHpointe daadtpalt, haissant adcs
morris sur lie terrain ct des'blessA cntre
nos mains. Ms xAssF las s7t5ar taf aH |
ne II resalte de- Lnufs) dsrlarntiong que
deuxsljdurs, Ielfa Etnati,me ttnit
sufexciie par laisoix DO leurs pratres qui1
leur tayaient %anuuncaf gucilrien netreA
s~istcrait a Icur elan let que lbs mathis
dcs soIdais fiuIqais glacetsep arle troil
9leur~ permcttrait pas gdc,'se .scrgiilae
lerrs inrmes. shiYe 46e regiment q donas
I'm acIatant dement, d ccs predictions
(,%intiqness6 .Jei Fen remercita4 2o1sns
nom de i'empereur.jd c%onfaro /
Il, decoration. de l., L6gion+ Ftionncur
40 sou3-iieutehanl kerdudo (i'iorrc4Ale-
xandra) qui tout jetne ENCORE aAu,ontrs
eh riroonstanct t'spplomb ct'asenefgic
taff yollate en- entertainments SOS voltigbuns
NJ ,tNeA Il nt,CAsdR8 Im.rs."nod
re meme par, ksrdud teFs y rr"efe
II artier-genaraf&tA rtf't9tda foti
Hei5tls ldnI gahtffal' Ell chef ct a
&c "a. dtcofalio, des ataits lftgtut-
al chi che E,oq4f isa sfHtth,f a dlft. aotti
l6e, scgl cnIie ssites ont dotHtit nil banquet
shn ho,sn.I,T al Hta-ad rn ID nefsiJ 1
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25

de, Iait, ct, ibriset de- tfatigiih,b ellie s''enr
ldoEFnit savec.tsen antaidl attischsnta al soj'
danctmatentel, d4nsl ainulits do pls ne,
appele Ffcoa,tte, III dune l~aateuf deme-
suee lot ID uatumoeHeyx Eecliereh6s Cos
Ills don't toub Ia ,defs,t ,estsdhstre trop
chahda ct Hop,sd DIT ax competent ,'avee
unef pa Ilasse le i,endie, yteutilf ieeotHslle
des habitan ts i,isese old cfnl safaab les dun
pays on les oios abondeatg etb oaotes
hipar sssont tres. fueidsaoi iesoa ssdgieI aeI
Fntigas dun long spyageidcI qaatsass
vitgts lieaesfait 4frasrapidement at 'ssr-
tout de la coarse en- pa.aehe aui an asaif
Ste pour .ainsi difesl 10 Ibouquehgla ballaI
IRarisienne e ft,polobtieFs sdDfsnia In gras~
DO mali line. maisa psises falil,os ieut.ene
paru, QUE le chantd es q 1851 lie tiestae dul
moulin, Ja)gfosseas olxs DIN ansuiiereet tous
les bruits du trasail Eustiqne la foreereh1
derrenonceea ulnpius long Fepes.I D'ail-
leurs, Eaouard qsidl'stattpa pas fatigue le
maihs do monde ct que l'airl do Ia Geamr
payne stinalait ddja ,~scommefeail again.
hader sur son.Iit-s Mislgra tout le, tapa<l
ge dsl dehofs, lSuzetle, ehouchee dahs Ind
meme chambre, dormant 81 profonda.]
me nt,q que, bIafce IIeases lit aeonseienoe lie
"a reveiller. etCommeneaHt donf les geH-I
Ie de vie snouveaf qn'elle await lfesolu
d~'embrasser, ellie Sc levaEeEsaiabiila stns'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25
.ur~Cet bommeoaoas a. bcaucoup,e ffra.,
'Ses, dit Marcella. sa Vous ID icoansissez

ySes, dit MaTcel1a. sat Qua 10 ~icoinaissez
doneh 10 5lsis.b4os 81 ab iisgH I Il
sr-Depuis que je suis. ai simondesa &c
Meshpas, ssaamGfhanti .homme, ret vous
aseEsea lortlde 40 cfaindre. aed aos ~
s--Ha ne, selnblss pourtant ,qusil noaa
d fpit DIES menaces, et,sa maniere de atur
foyer ma pira pen amiealeaid hob
.s~-Ilsoussn tsaoyeefs tVieux fafceanT
Hssfesti pas hontsuk, nelaisla latdAiais
c,estsa manisrc: diatfe; gniy faiths. pes
attentions Gtsst nm homHiessans malice,
u1 origisallg elusla IL parc e aslccheisens
fin, slfoaeIe II aoat1ev nioade, aeonime
oaIssppells, dtqui ipromst salsuccession
satoei alesipHstants, qssei qalsiiis soft salaussi
gaeaxsqas s0nsbAtonalqeE ms raa1sas )
ssAlareslls ,chesniau for loomnodement
sss ilasohusto pt prciii4ue i.Sorale.isIse
patti Eaosd D sqitrlle sthnait bian sarfel
deytptsseliey n gofiiait estte fagon dsalleri'i
coinmal die le bDna la Fd5nlainc. u tns
lennnilide sss sdaa,x pesils,piatls il1euoarl
larn delhi bsteJsqai ne lie sentasits as big
men aliaiks passplas siic.y Ellie snarrhait1
couimes IN srai !chuvsau ode neunief, sansl
asoir Aaseial dalsessgaid6ey ronnaissanl
senChssflin BpaFsctsur, set 50 idirigeantl
ianss / obsduritEs a.asravurs t3salo ct les
sans jamais 80 tromper nj faire
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25
RBUy#&SFA 81 84fF@8 t@GB " F'
SEBASTOPOL, - ia
$50, .PPrspsrqiU d. r'assaNt. r4,4
Mapolsoniai katets dc farnsfe5
fsAAitssH swid,,i p - astu txtt Ffrtv

SaiFIOnas MnpOleUfed N3Sete ae y dfn1tes
eiar .. f..stiusd seiaa lRhina nsld III strf1
News " rck, 81 fxyrrier,-Less avis re
Gus par lie Baltic annoncent que Loui.
Napoleon, doll iprendre let commande
tmentade lsarrhee ,lu,R Rhine RI tiaeth 'np
"a ssordre, "a G.SY transmits Ehu general
Canrobert desnoanmencsr lci bombarde-
dement, ade S~sbastepok a1l.c ucosfTan-
santfen chef tsde parmee FRANCHISE, &c
,disposail nun dcnisres dates asoasrin;l c
G~easepntres In places b Te,s lesspf6pana-
Aifade l'assant sont termints. -lisja5d
l;cs troupes russespconeentrees sir la
froniiefe d'gAAAricie ont areeua Pordre de
sassarstirer Observation-Disclosures %sl'in!e-
IieuT! i lnsniatpIe4oti 4s-rAq ao ~ 1s3.
al IN yreine ,NiotoriaJ 4, publis sune-pro,
~clannatien pear interdires a. ses sljeIs
lant en-, Angleterre qua sl'etrangcr, de
fournirb !, Ia lRussie des munitions dc
gusrre.ps.ai ~,flaya1t ga salao, 90 ,re4
s2Lcs hpproyisionaemenls de LPHrmae
rasse Gu Crimee sgns dit.on deyennsinr
enttispnls. d 3aHed3 sini isp ~aai.afltsH sp,f
.sLeo marchs aauscoton de Liserpoola
eta langpiuantsl e o, i lalermetures, Leo
Yehtes deala jeunn6e. s'etaicnt slesees
k5A0OO ebalIcsti .tnssD1s4 "a stdtaei sta
80 sa1rst.t.irona psa I t'nrlT. ~
III aton14Rosoggos 22s Syrier-snat. Ii
comita., c~pnjeIpl chnfgee d''exanln er les
aIfairels dc u Compagnie .sdc Ii, NavigaeI
a., MIN MI v.allfIr . !. ~ y I.a, ,o1tx
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25
1 saTuaH E5u q sat3ttyt sab 8FI1 - 4
eNENTE DE lSUCJESSIONa q
Sd eessionde J6sephaTthlftnt ,leetfeaeett

rave StoSession &c JbstephaiTfhlrtn I%etta4t. -
III FIJI 2teettti d III tdaNbttt uez Ia 'cohfs dhF she
Dislrict . nditiairita te flItiit' de- IL 1Eenisla5ne
dams ct pouh la, paf5isss Assomptajal SOUS pa
t4ate Au = 4~FeyfierIH55ea mel aaress&. H. ssra
,9tert. en- yeptel publlgue sar les, tlieaA stsns'ja
.Fafoisse, ASSUMPTION lc Samcdi II Mars 1861
a'HfS heires I'D rlatii' par sA!lF" ifitkm;dtr1
~-slfar1f ct n3&ih ten tiahks 'cf hnhoiift cctttsPsr bissa
estpsbprd6tes6 cit apres d~ecries Afpaftsnans d
u ssfsdl4e aueessiolbsaNalG ,,,Dtr1 4 lig93 ,esi
II, HAe .tterre pn liabitntioq 81 piei tAlaqs get
tq T1i6iise rye garg1lg q tbayou fieTfp Part
hiesdthrt deu;y satfbttt5 II ftacB if'hs4h thAinsI
SanseizeAfb eitts a. pfofali e,if p!is' oti4ra n
ehtfeIigucs tiafalIeGes bdrueean limit pa lies
Iltefres dr Irov!t4e h.ipsgYftysn, bas, epqs4A tte
par les .tgucs. de AZ H~lekp4nn, ,atlsenlte
aiFyee t1utes les batisszes@ ct aaniiteti9raatifon5s' IA
y y1tfbss VI rsI5qpi itofuoHIsji1J ~~ .ash
60. Tn lot lie c%ocllons, I'm lot do lcot6.pa un
let i~altiisaIX ct I'ota uss ul tusii, lassniaiblss de
m?nagej Ia haatleries lie cuisine &e.s ,,v,u nj
ne suit 'tffojj,sF caaiIliJJ p~iisa at ds' ". Mrs 1856 Afa
balance ttayyabIcsf tbii dehixx tteernnts ebtuX IA
mntiaten Mars 1886 ret Fattfe 1nditit efi MARS
1865 At#s III 3stH !iuu 81 lu23t.
latstPlobiieE paaable.en, Mars 1856 In hqe-
to-. Ell asGatilns, R.ayy.sahlgg comlpilant, ..una-,,,
Les .aGqlefeufs fOurfiiSsant bonnes etEo1ya-
Bfes e%sautioits' atyetIhypothtpt1e specials Aut1 n
terTesJtsqltau flaafi pdiement ettd6te ssnnmeS
nen ppndtuepeIneat paytess aalY. 6eblaspe Ell
port vat Hltsret a .ra4sal 80. hnita ppr, ,eant
| am
Paroisss Assumption f. ~ iF11vytieff 1ts5yn.a
,fc'AoiF. 'HcKMAN,5 sheriff ct Eatsnte 6r.
saE@ toiton zap yfoslssfa1,st sip is0'b
7n sg1U u tr3H 4 ,TIT7TTTTT-T TIT TIT
STATE orr LOUIsIAN ~ LII Firth
.hJaditifh "irs'ficti U'Uhft.. liz Parisif'5
jt'AesiHjpifB51I!ihh if'r ththfpH sfpsd stiu
sSn sacttshsi;0Bnt gFtKs 'Bo,aipg, ''ela"o
= BY vYirtthiss Of S@ahf 1bordtsff f. Of Sale 'ftesidefbbH 'd5h
he 10Th dry OF February 1s5J'and to tsa NJ
iected by the hon the a foresait CD ustst Court
nlthey saboyessuaeessip w ilLlba sold s~atlauc-
ion by the undersigned auctionneers on IAhars-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25

BLocus DE La MER NoERE.- L,aml
raau16 b~rit,hhighe d pubfis q % jan
,ier, daus wi supplement dc Ia HGa-
zesse de- Lohafes 'hh dep erhe lsIsgra>
phiquc snisaule, qusclle asrsca e dus IN :
.'ire-aniral .if Edmond Lyons.
":.es amiraux des ~escadrcs. anglaisas
ct FRANCHISES ayanfae informfstqds des
expeditions ce''siderabIes fde munitions
ct dc contrebande de guerre a~yaient eu
lien de divers ports heutres de Ia Mtdi.
terrannse po,ir Odessa. Ct Ksfeth on
resoIu d'etabIir l'ciftctif dcs principnux
ports russes dams In Mcr Noife, ct dc
%hotilier la stricte mise ep Tigueur de ct
blocus a part.i du Ter E'grier 1855 Des
.mssnres .ont ste p'ises pour qn'"nr for.
&c spliisante, munic a Get efftt dc pou.
yoirs conrcnables an nom dcs deux ,Gons
eernements fut stationn6e paulerleure-
nent a cctie date, devant les principatx
ports 1ui doiyent etre bloques. :" O.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25

@S E+Fyf
..."yor Nous svesss reqs dc NJ F.2Dur-
s'shet an ccmmuniqut qu'ihl = nous est, i'm
possible de publier parcs gull renlsrme
ode violchtes personnalites! oa' al2f
81 l%'autedr vedt prostester par Zen.
tremise, do " Pionnicr" ct IL peut lie
.tfaire asee beauooup d'eaptit) contre Ia
~sconduite de certainsa 1peritctteurs qdi
paraisseht y%ouloir lui disputer un NOR
q ceaul dc pain honorablsmea al aoquis, quiz
le fas set nous publicrons' ia protcsta.
.tisn ; mais qIu'i en- Sloigne toule, v%iolen-
.ee,ela louie persennalits :'sa cause dtja
stres bonnie, men sera que meillcure..
-aam aga4&NA 7 d ia as = Z - fN4s D.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25

rRANeArs CoNTRE RussEs.
nganHassa lza, ,dxs aaa III .aaiyiV
rDa NJ d nuit' / d i "a s noas .ayunsl
Ste assez 'viyement p~ttanues, par les .ru !
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25

1a lie Gourmet de TEure %annoncc que
Alnt BJdisco, femme de Tex gouger'
'icnr dies files d'Ahnd inferno il Bvreux
Went ~d'accoueher dun garqon. '.s11.
yn lie "Standardr que Nj.
Georges Spill Went de s'acqoitter dune
das fournitures les plus iinpoitartes qpi
aienl jamais ete fate q une m~aisen., il
a'est cngagslily a. qnarante douk jburs,
enyers l'Amiraute 4 fyurnir 10000 hl>
bite, au'ant de capucAo,s OF autantNe
spaircs de guatrce. Dams celte espace
de tHmpf, ia employe en- moyenne,
$500 %personnes,, avec des qualifications
ct, double %salaire pour les heures de
travail extraordinaire. lie aprantisne,
jour il @liyrait IN solIe de celtc faurpiti-t
re d'habits impermeables. Ia, Merctedi,
~lorsaue la livraison etait finite, 10. leu
s'est declare dams les a%tellers Oh il tout
consume. ,sshf'.l ah ssl
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-25

9TNous prions les Hon. D.. Ii.
KENNER ct w. w. PrGH, dagger nos
refreshments pour les divers docuiieass
qn'iIs nous ont fnit %paryenir.
GTNolre correspondent Dc Baton-'
Rouge aPpread cue To- bill pour
ineorporer lc chemin de fer dc i.afour'
che, est passe dams la Chambre base
rds'fa legislature, ct qu'iii passera d'a"
pr6s joutess les probabilities dams lie Sc
nat. &c bill est de l'iIon. w. w.
pugh. .........
ss'f CONNIE e~onn.tquensc De .cette bonnie
!, no,iycN lle, nous pensops que le bill ket-
fridge cat bien mort. sAucune inimitie
'personnelle ne nous ayant jnmais excite
CONNIE jcarnaliste De ia comRagnc, st nos
instincts ne nous ayant jamais po'ts sers
IN criiiqne des dafunts, nous MONS 7nb,te-
4 mons de tout CONNIE ntaire zen rsSponse
"a IN article tres habile public q ms la
"lMilncr,e," il! y q huit %jours, rtponsF
qui est dsja cc'nposse ct que ne rb'-
sublions c~cpendant pas..Bien de nos lee
atetrs sans doute comprendront nos mo-
tlfs..ailoa - o1iHaaimnfo2 Cd 19e't-@'