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The RandsII's Island Children and the
shakers

We stated last week that deputatou from the
Shaker village OF Lebanon had visited Randall's
Island and selected twenty children for the pur.
pose OF taking them 10 their settlement. Yester-
day was the day which they were TO call and
take them away; but we learn the Ten Gov
ernors have concluded TO look little further into
the matter before they will give their ascent for
their departure. They have concluded to depute
some Of heir number 10 visit Lebanon, and make
themselves conversant with the mode in which
children are treated by the Shakers and IL they find
matters as they have been represented, they will
then raise objection 10 the children departing
for their new home. We understand thai The
Shakers, in selecting the children, do moi press
upon any one, however small 10 go with them.
but leave II entirely to their own inclination 10
decide. The children who are brought up in
these Shaker villages are taught cleanliness and
the most strict morality and virtue They are
never overworked, as the stoutest are required 10
labor but six or seven hours in a day, and that
with the exception Of farming, Of the ghtest kind
OF labor. Their principal occupations are gather
and putting up seeds, preparing herbs, making
moons pals, tubs, and other descriptions OF
light wood work and tending TO their farms.
which are always Of the best, and Kept in the
finest order. When their Juvenile charges grow
mp 10 years Of Judgment of discrimination. they
have no restraint placed upon them, aud are nj
perfect liberty 10 leave IL they feel so inclined
but they are not allowed 10 take any Of the accu-
INFLATED wealth OF the settlement, which il held
in common with them.--N. y. HerdM hat
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I5@ II is said that there are over three thou
sand persons in New York city whose only lodg-
ing place is the doorstep, the coal-box, Or the
benches in the public squares. Considering the
present state Of the Thermometer their condition
is not SO very unonvable.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-04

manufacturing and circulating Jane Johnson's
affidavit, as they call it, That object was TO help
Passmore Williamson out of his difficulties.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-04

~ The barqne "Theresc," which arrived at
New York from Bremen on Wednesday last,
brought out three cases Of bronze statuary, CON
tanning the statues Of Jefferson and Patrick Henry
with bas reefs, wrought for the State Of Virginia
BY Mr.. Crawford, the sculptor They were
promptly forwarded to Richmond
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-08-04

POPULATION or ALBANY The census returns
for Albany show the population Of that civ to be
81 1893, which is an increase Of little more than
900 since the census Of 1850. .U5E
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PoLIricL AsrEcr OF THE NEXT CoveREss.-
The New York Post makes critical analysis Of
the political aspect Of the next Congress, recog-
ming Nebraska and ant-Nebrnska MS the only
party distinction that can be drawn. According
TO ITS summing up the Senate will stand Nebras-
ka 40, anti-Nebraska %, and the House Nebras-
ka JOG, anti-Nebraska 1913. II will thus be seen
that the Post, with all its strong nti-Nebraska
feeling, only claims majority Of % in the
House. This majority might prove all sufficient
TO defeat tho Nebraska bill were IL now to be
brought forward as new measure; but the Mt
tempt TO repeal II is different question, and
upon that issue the Post will find il difficult we
think impossible, to obtain the vote it's analysis
indicates. sufficient number Of those whom IL
correctly ranks anti-Ncbraskaitcs, will be
found opposed to increasing the sectional excite
falling this year, the agitation will have worn
itself out before new Congress is elected
Baltimore .1pleTirGn
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ENcoURAcNc SOUTHERN MANurAcrunrRs-
The Petersburg (Va.) Inteiigencer states that an
Alabama cotton planter, who has heretofore pnr-
chased his stock Of coarse shoes for his field
hands IN the Northern cities, instead of going
North this year, stopped in Petersburg on Thurs,
day last, and purchased the stock of shoes neces-
sary for his hands, being considerably over one
hundred in number, having determined to pat
ronize in future Southern instead of Northern
manufa cturers tN #n
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DEATH or HoRAcE GREELEy's MoTuEn. -
The mother Of Horace Greeley died at WAYNE,
Erie county, Penn, on the 9th Of July The
father Of Mr., Greeley is still living. 8H
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An EDrroR RoBBEp or gil ,000.--Mr. s. ID.
Carpenter, editor Of the Wisconsin PARROT, was
robbed, last Tuesday night, on the cars, at some
point between Adrian and White Pigeon, Of near
81 900, mostly in Ohio and Indiana bills. Mr..
G. has no clue to the robbers, as his mail satchel
containing the money, and which he kept close
to his person, must have been taken whilst he
drowsed, having been deprived Of sleep for several
nights on account OF indisposition, from which he
had sufficiently recovered, however, TO travel.
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CHOLERA REMEDY-The New York Sun pub
fishes the following recipe, which it says has
proved most efficacious in checking the Fremont
tory symptoms Of dysentery, diarrhea, and chol.
era. Take equal parts OF
Tincture Of Opium.
Do Cayenne pepper, treble strength,
DO Rhubarb
Essence Of Peppermint, treble strength.
Spirits OF Csmphor
The dose Is from Is TO 30 or even 60 drops, ac-
cording to the age Of the patient and the violence
Of the symptoms, and II should be repeated every
Is to 80 minutes until relief is obtained. The
medicine may be taken in a little cold water and
sugar, or clear.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-08-25
I, SHERIFF'S SALE,

OHUhlFFS SALE.
The State of Lousiann--Parish of East Feliciana.
7th District Court. No. 22l5.
Minerva A. Rogers, wife,
w. u
William j. Chapman husband.
DY VIRTUE Of o writ Of n. IA. issued In the above
- entitled suit from the honorable court aforesaid
directed to the sheriff Of said parish, have seized
and will offer for sale at the plantation of William
j. Chapman, In said parish. on the
FIRST SATURDAY. or SEPTEMBER,
A. 1855, between the hours of IL o'clock, 4. NJ and
O'Clock =. NJ, all the right tite interest," and claim
Of the defendant W. J. Chapman. husband, In and
to the following named and described property to-
wit:
The undivided interest of said w. J. Chapman in
and to the succession of his deceased mother Mrs.
Maria Chapman, now In the hands of Allen Chapman,
One bay horse, ten years old.
One bay horse, seven years old. .5..
One pleasure buggy. IL head of cattle,
20 head of hogs. A lot Of farming utensils,
A lot Of household and kitchen furniture,
Also the growing crops of corn and cotton, now
on the plantation Of said W. J. Chapman.
Terms Of Sale.-Cash, with the benefit of appraise.
ment. GEO. G. COMSTOCk,
aug IL, 1855. Dep'y Sasrf.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-08-25
RETUTING A FALSEHOOD BY TIE
RECORD.

The declaration Of the New Orleans Bee,
one Of the organs of the know nothings, that
the democrats In the free states, have elected
none but abolitionists and free soilers 10 the
Congress Of the United States" Is one Of thoss
astounding assumptions upon which the south.
ern enemies Of the only party that has ever
steadily stood by the rights Of the states base
their appeals to the assumed credulity Of that
part Of the Uaion. Regarded In . merely par.
ty point Of view, such wanton misrepresenta-
tons can only do harm to those who fabricats
them. Otherwise, they show recklessnem In
the perversion Of truth cminently discreditabls
to the newspaper press This scandalous mis-
statement, which is too emphatic not to have
been deliberate, has suggested to us the pro.
priety of making an investigation into the facts
not alone to disprove an assertion which car.
ries its own contradiction upon its face, but to
present to the people such record of the abo-
litionism Of northern know nothingism as can
not be successfully refuted or denied. The fol.
lowing table, which has been very carefully
made up, tells the whole story in language
that can not be misunderstood, 1t will Be
seen from this how utterly and completely OBJ.
olitionism has absorbed the know nothing par.
ty in the free states, and how faithfully the
latter has worked for and adopted the opinions
Of the abolitionists. We have called the know
nothings elect "frec soilcrs" but there Is
scarcely an instance in which the word "abo-
litionist" might not be more ftly applied.
Northern Demo- Names and party aaanitlss Of
Gratis who voted tor their successors.
tbo Nah aLa | r.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-08-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHLhlErO - SAlJE.
The State Of LOuisiana--Parish of East Fslciann.
7th District Court.
Mar, ,.a.. s'.'s'; E S;,s.".' s','.''' No. se'.
DY VIRTUE Of q writ Of 4. fa issued In the above
ID entitled suit from the honorable court aforesaid
directed to the sheriff Of said parish, have seized
and will offer for sale on the premises Of Benjamin
Lyons, Esqr., In the town Of Clinton, on the .ls
FIRST SATURDAY OF SEPTEMBER,
D. 1855, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and
o'clock, r. NJ, the following property In which by
decree Of said court, the plaintiffs have privi-
legc of Rent to wit:
One certain Printing Press, thirty-cight cases,
more or less, seven stands more less, one marble
slab together with oil the types and fixtures thereto
belonging or In any way appertaining II being the
same printing press, types, and fixtures, that was
lately in the possession Of the defendant James +.
Blackman.
Terms Of Sah.-Cash, with the benefit Of appraise-
ment.
aug 1s G. G. COMsTOCK, Dep'y. Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-08-25


CHARTER OF THE
Clinton Branch Rail Road Company
N ACT to incorporate the Clinton Branch Rail
II Road Company.
PREAMBLE.
WHEREAS, corporation, styled the Clinton Branch
Kali Road Company, has been created under the
Act of the Legislature. entitled AN Act for tha
organization of Corporations for works Of Public
Improvement and Utility" approved March the
twelfth, eighteen hundred and fifty two, which
said corporation was enacted In the following
words, TO wit:
We. the undersigned, agree TO form ourselves into
corporation under the laws Of the state Of Lousi
ana, hercinab0ve set FORTH for the purpose of
structng Rail Road from the town Of Clinton,
Parish Of East Felicana, running through the Par
sh of st. Helena to some point of intersection, on
the line of the New Orleans, Jackson, and Great
Northern Railway, and for that purpose we hav
formed the annexed Charter, and have signed the
same.
CHARTER OF THE COMPANY.
SECTION l. The said corporation shall be called the
Clinton Branch Rail Road Company, and its domci be
fixed In the town Of Clinton, in the Parish Of East
Felciana
Sec. 2. The said corporation Is established for
the purpose Of constructing, working and maintain
ing Rail Road from Clinton, In the Parish of East
Felciana, eastward, through the Perish Of ST. Hc-
lena to point of Intersection on the New Orleans.
Jackson. and Great Northern Railway, which shall
Do u..'" 'A' no'' '"''i""ie "'er satisfactory
Sc H.. ,,.., ..., ~ A..
T;, 1IS.pn luz sap''r, ~, saoon VI .1 company nAeu
swontv ,hnmsana shanos se tan.a,, So,, % ,a,o
pasr,.,ts stail ho noda;n s"h ona y. . ,"0n
r;nJs oa shoIIho "a am L. ~ n.n 80 m pc
paos'J That the .1 ~ IN M
bor or materaIs ben snoh ,odo nr ~ pu T. .a
cerred hv IN" s,hscr;har. p.o;a G pre-
col, sho,i ho ,ado ror ,ean. t,o -. ae'o '',a' nv
time ana sy,v Iavs no,aa 80 a"ni :" 4 H Xxi s ~ y,e
an he nhI;"a;;am 10 ora ~, ." '.a, .a W sn
Nau Orleans and n,o ;n .hn spn ~ T,u. s.s '''y "
more than rour caIs shai, ho ,noda IN ona roa. No'
e.. Tho said nornar.,;on v sh,,, ~ ,n onI ye"i
ton ana ha or@an,nd as sno s.s ~ st", Sv a
70 Tho amonnt ec ts% No da y, sIvoH
have ,n hsnn snhscr;hed '"'uS'''u uo'i"f' sn"'
g.. Tho ,ns;nass - a., co.nou,.;., s,,., J.,
condnctod az ;,s Sn,ns IL 'de te tn az T, sn "
pnarJ oon,mnsoa 80 tma,,a s'n n,So". " ny =
shnm oons;It "e =, ioas. a,o n;naa. n, quuru
,nns sha1 niaot - NV wv 90 - IN. ns u,icc
tbojr Gnn,non, ~ ,h.;n o.. y.; =. r," y.
eIoo,;an orso s,,a s. a o,;.;,n a'.sr s.e.i
wbo IL nat s,ara hnsaan Ih @ ~
hnI5nr. ord oil ,hair .o,na aoh s,n T sl1ch
ot;.IaJ o. n on v.ea saoI snae T. sna,l "
or w .roS '" rho p,os;Jan, nsy." ~ ~ p..Svn M
oroar dos;y,rotaa "a tho nno y, ~ .l 20 w,
os al r"ness or cat;nr ono;us, ,ho n'fue,
ba ,,fa ,n5 tho Gnmnon1 o,,roo ~ En n",y, "n I
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-08-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.
The State Of Louisiana---Parlsh Of East Fellciana
10th Judicial District Court Of New Orleana =
Oakley & Hawkins,

!. T. Simms 4 A. j. Wright h Co. A
RY VIRTUE Of writ Of a. fa issued from the hon
ID orabc court aforesaid, directed to the sheriff Of
East Feciann said state, have seized and will Of
fer for sale at the court house door In said parish Of
East Feliciana, on the rft
FIRST SATURDAY OF SEPTEMBER,
AID. 1855, between the hours Of 10 AM and o'clock
PM, all the interest Of the defendants A. J. Wright
Co. in and to certain Judgment obtained by them
In the seventh judicial district court for said parish
of East Feliciana, against Mrs L. Gaulden and hus-
band, for the sum OF three hundred and twenty five
60 100 dollars with eight per cent interest thereon,
from the 4th day Of January. 1866, known on the
docket Of said 7th district court, by No. 2l76. sf
1ams Of Sais.-Cssh, with the benefit Of apprase-
mcnt. GEO. G. COMSTOCk,
aug Is, 1855. DP'y. Sh~if.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-08-25
TERMS.

The "FELTCIANA DEMOCRAT" will be pub.
lishcd every WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, at THREE
Dollars per annun, payable in advance. Two cop
les will be furnished for FIVE DOLLARS
ApvERrIsEMENTs inserted at One Dollar per square
fTWELYE lines or lcss,) for the first insertion,
and fifty cents for each subsequent one.
The Fee for announcing candidate for Office will
be TEN Dollars, payable In advance.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-08-25
John N. Wood, fusion, free coil,
know nothing, and whlg.

John N. Wood, fusion, free soil,
know nothing, and whlg.
Fusion, free soil, X. n. and whig.
Fusion, free soil, X. n. and whig
J. s. N. Stranahan, fusion, FREQ
soil, (unccrtain) and whig
Guy r. Pelton, fusion, free soil,
know nothings and whig
John Kelly, national democrat
Thomas X. Whitney, fusion, FREQ
soil, know nothings and wings
Thomas Childs, jr. fusion, free
soil, know nothings and wings
.Ab'm Wakeman, fusion, free soil
know nothings and wings
Rufus II. King, fusion, FREQ soil,
(uncertaln) and wings
Thomas r. Horton, fusion, FREQ
soil, (uncertain) and wings
John M. Parker, fusion, freesoll,
(uncertain) and wings
james Bishop, fusion, free soil,
know nothings and wings
George Vail, national democrat
T. d. Florance, national dem.
VIM. Milward, fusion, free soil,
know nothings and wings
Jacob Broom. fusion, FREQ soil,
know nothlngs aud wings
John Cadwallader, national dem
Sam'l @. Bradshaw, fusion, FREQ
soil know nothlngs and wings
J. G. Jones, national democrat
james II. Campbell, fusion, free
soil, know nothing and wings
Henry NJ. Fuller, fusion, free
soil, know nothings and wings
Asa Packer, national democrat
Lemuel Todd, fusion, free soil
know nothings and wings
Jonathan knight, fusion, free
soil, know nothings and wings
Timothy @. Day, fusion, frcesoi
know nothlngs and wings
Cooper X. Watson, fusion, FREQ
soil, know nothings and whIgs
Samuel Galloway, fusion. free
soil, know nothings and whigA
Chas. j. Albright, fusion, frcs
soil, know nothings and wings
Smith Miller, national democrat
Wm, II. English, national dem.
George G. Dunn, fusion, freesoil
know nothings and wings
David p. Holloway, fusion. free
soil, know nothings and wings
!, Luclen Barbour, fusion, freesoil, /,
know nothlngs and wings
Harvey b. Scott, fusion, FREQ
soil, know nothings and wings
Schuyler Colfax, fusion, freesoll,
/ know nothings aud wings
Nv. A. Richardson, national dem
James g. Allen, national dem.
IS. A. Marshall, national dem.
IWm. A. Howard, fusion, free
soil, know nothings and wings
David s. Walbrldge, free soil,
know nothlngs and whigs
Augustus Hall, national dom.
J. W. Denver, national mocrat
Philip 7. Herbert, national dem
raska democrats returned. IL
Nebraska fusionists elect
othings, s,............... %
to have been sup
Q know nothings, but not
.........''..'.'.'... 4
every ease where the member
was elected BY the know no
. soiler.
where the member named q
d by the democrats he Is .
j sr Nebrsska Dsmoesut.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-08-25
CLINTON MALE ACADEMY.


THE Fall term Of the above school will commence
l. on Monday, October l., 1855. The course Of
studies embraces all the branches of an English and
classical education, far rs requisite for an en-
trance In college.
The following IL list OF authors snd subjects pur.
sued by the school during the past academic year
Latin.--Lntin grammar, reader, and composition !;
Virgil, Caesar, Cicero, and Livy.
G,Mk.-Grcek grammar and reader, Xenophon
and Homer's Iad.
English-Grammar, geography, history, astrono-
my, natural philosophy, &c. &c.
PATRONS or THE SCHOOL.
Chief Justice Merrick, Rev. Isaac Wall
Maj. G. W. Munday, Hon. John McVea,
Rev. Thos. Adams, David Pipes Sr.
Mrs. Col Lyons, NJ. Harris and others,
EMMETT d. CRAIG A. N.
Clinton, La, Aug Is, 1855. Principal.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
THE undersigned offers for sale, Three Hundred
l. Acres Of Land, situate in the Parish of East Fe-
liclana, six miles from the town Of Clinton, within
two of the Clinton & Port Hudson Rail Road, and
half mile from steam saw and grist mill. There
is quantity Of valuable Pine timber on the tract
and stream Of running, never falling water. runs
directly through IT, n aa.
One hundred acres are cleared and under cultiys-
tion. The improvements are, good dwelling, out
houses, cabins, stables, and gin house, In good aud
servceablc condition.
For terms, &C., apply to J. w. Taylor. who is my
duly authorized agent to dispose Of the same.
aug 1885, FRANK DIXON.
INMAN'S PATENT DOOR & GATE
SPRINGS.
d W. INMAN, from Sheffield, England, manufac-
IL. tnrer of Lnnmns' Patent Door and Gate Springs,
to which was awarded the first premium at the
Worlds Fair, in London 1851, announces Tint he has
constituted W. W. Chapman as his sole agent for
Clinton La
For neatness simplictv fnlI pcrfOrmance of all II
is intended to do its exceeding usefulness Its dura
bity Its cheapncss 1t certainly takes Its position
in the front rank Of modern inventions.
] do not intend to pufi-a short examination will
convince the judgment of Its utility.
aug l8-2m II. W. 1NMAN.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-08-25

-------------~ ~------------
Milne.
Moses McD Donald.
Ne,p Hampshire.
Harry Hibbard,.
Gnnecticut.
Colin NJ. Ingersoll,
Nit0 York.
Thos. w. Cumming,
Hiram Walbridge,
Mike Walsh,
William N. Tweed
| William A. Walker
Frances d. Cutting
The. Il. Westbrook
Peter Rowe.
John J. Tayler,.
| Ne,o Jersey.
Samuel Lilly,.....
| George vail,....
| Pennsylvania.
Thos. b. Florance,
John Robbins, Jr.
William II. Willie,
John McNair,
samuel A. Bridges
J, Clancy Jones,
Christian NJ. Straul
Hendrick B Wrigh
Asa Packer,
| William II. Kurtz,
John L. Dawson,
| Ohio.
David T. Disney,
Fred'k W. Green,
Edison B. Olds.
Wilson Shannon,
| Indiana.
Smith Miller,
William ii. EnglisI
Cyrus l.. Duncan,
James II. Lane,
Thos. II. Hendrlck
John G. Davis,
Norman Eddy,
| Illinois.
w. A. Richardson,
James @. Allen,
Willie Allen,
| Michigan.
David Stuart,
Samuel CLARK,
| Iowa.
Bernhart Hem,
| California.
Jas. A. McDougall
Milton s. Latham,
National or Mel
Free soil or ant
| ed by know 7
Free soil wings
| ported by Il
! certain,
i RemaYks.---In
named as above
i things he is a fr'
| In ereyy ease
above was elect
thorough nadsn
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-08-25

GINGER BRANDY.
nor SALE, by the subscriber, the celebrated Gin
L ger Brandy, an excellent stomachlc, and for per-
sons afflicted with the Dyspepsia, It is valuable.
ie9 VIM. GURNEY
FRESH supply Of pure Liquors, for medicinal
n uses, just received and for sale by
aug LANGWORTHY d TILDON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-08-25
INMAN'S PATENT DOOR & CAT
SPRINGS.

FURNITURE FURNITURE! II
THE undersigned hos opened in the .1ur,uvu
J. Town Of Clinton, large assort- III Hn31
mcnt of Furniture, consisting of Etf
Bureaus Bedsteads, Chairs, Sofas,
Armoires, Lounges, Cribs,
and almost every other article of Furniture suita-
BILE for the market, which he will sell low, for cash.
His store is on the south side of the public square.
aug IL Fl. B. GAY, Agent for NJ. HARRIS.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-08-25

Northern Demo-
Gratis who voted tor
the Nebraska Bill.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-13
SCHANiYI..

| Schamyl, le chef Cifcassicn s'est fni
fendre son iIs, quI fut fait prisonnier pal
les Nusses, il y environ ouze ans
n'etant encore qu'un enEant. Schamy
men await pas entendu parlcr depuis le
jour gull fut pris ct Ie considerait com,
me perdu. II parait dependant quinn.
mtdiatemens apres sa capture, le ge-
neral rnsse. le pripce Worenzofl, enyo,
ya Get enfant q St.Petersbourg, Oh ten
Pemperenr con9"t de l'in.erst psur hi.
.et le tit clever A Isetole militaire,
II arriva que Ppnnee derniers, Scha-
myl par surprise fit prisonnieres pIusieurs
danes Russes auy nombre desguelles Sc
trouvaient Ia princesse Pscharawaddy,
Elies frent crnduites dams une des
resraites de Schanyl au fond dcs mon.
tagncs furent retenue, CONNIE prisonnie.
res de g"erre, mais traitees avec Ie res.
pect,'a decenee dts d leur fang Ell a lcur
sexe.-Le gouverneur general de Giflys
envoya un pavilion de pax d Sshamyl
pour lai demander h mise en- Iiber,e
ies danes ca ptivcs hi ofrant une forte
'or'me d'argent ct Ia llberts de plu.
ieurs danes circumstances prises par
es Russes. Mais Schamyl Iui repen.
lit que 81 son Iils dtait encore en- viz,
t que 81 les Russes voulaient le ioi rem.
ire il liberrrait toutes ses cap,iye..
Lempereor Nieolas envoya chercher
e jcune Schamyl, ui rendit Ia ibeste
1 l"i fournit l'eqnipement necessaire
our entreprendre Ie long voyage. I.'e. I,
ilange Sc fit Ia fin de Janyier, ie leu
C SchamyI dnquel pendant 90 capliyi,e i
St-Petersbonrg, on n'exigea pas Fab. I
'ration de la foi musuimane, n profite d
Q son sejour dams Ia capitale de Ia II
.ussie ct est revenu uD cavalier accom-. ),
Il sers son heureux ..et joyeux pere, e
pres avoir recu une education militai. Z
> achevee. n
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-13

q attaches, lqu'ool me condaisait d An.
Igibault tous les samedis soir, pour. me
Traimnener ici tous les lundis ,matin. Celia
dura iusqu'a Fage ol ON mil en- pension
|a "a vile, ct st quandj'en SORTS il as.
TAFT plus question de, csmaradeGie ,enlre
On garfon CONNIE le meunier, ct une
JeuDe file qu'on traitai. de demoiselle.
Cependant nous nous sommes topjoars
w soavent, surtont depui, QUE mon pere,
.malgr6 u distance, ia pour son ,neunier
ct quill Went ici trois on quatre fois par
semgaine. De mon cote j'ai ,toujours eu
un grand plaisir 4 revoir, AngibauIt ct
"a msupiere. qniy est 81 bonnie ct que
Jaime tant J.. En- birn, Madame, COM
cevt z-yops que, depuis qnelque temps,
ma mere s'ayise de tronyer celia mauvais
ct qu'elle m.empeche d'alier my pro-
mensr ? Ellie pris Louis en- hor~
reur. ellie fait son possible pour ls, NOR.
tiier, et ellie ma dtfendu de danser ayec
'ni dams les Gssembises, sous pre,exte
lu'il est trop au-dessous de moi. &c.
pendant, nous aUtres demoiselIes de
:ampagne, CONNIE on mons appeIle, nous
iansons toujours avec les pnysans oui
'ous insitent; ct d'ailieurs on ,ne peu,l
'as dire que le meunisr d. d'Aagibanlt soi,
20 paysan. Il pour pne viDgtainc del
nile francs de bien ct . 6t6. u;esy