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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-09

RAscALITY.-What a precious set OF
knaves they must have filling the county
offices in Cincinnati. A few days since. we
noticed the conviction and suspension from
office of Mr.. Patton, for fraud aud swindling
the county-oR Thursdays another, Mr..
Miller, was arrested on similar charge
The books and papers belonging to one of
the county Offices have mysteriously dsap-
peaFed from the safe, and much excitement
exists. Truly, it is time the Government of
our Nation--our States-Countiesa and NUM-.
cipalities should BIO placed in the hands of
honest men.
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SERIOUS CUTTING AFFRAY.-We learn
that deck hand on the steamer Rainbow
was dangerous, if not fatally, cut by deck
passenger last evening, just as the boat was
landing at Portland. Itdppears, from what
we could learn. that the deck hand, John,
had insulted a female on the deck, sister to
the person, youth, who cut him, and the
father of the girl had threatened to punish
the deck hand as coon as the boat feached
port. Soon after the boat landed the old man
and his family were going ashore on tie stage
plank when shis deck hand Knocked him
down or hit hin with brickkat, whergapon
the son drew bowie knHe and inflicted
terrible gakh across the deck hands abdo-
men. He etreated to the beat and fell upon
the deck i'm The greatest agony, with slight
hopes of htsrecovery.
The 7oung man who inflicted the wound
was arrested and viii be examined this morn
ing.
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upon the foreign born, and their rascally ad-

upon the foreign born, and their rascally ad-
vsers.
The mob, or portion of it, after proceed
ing to the Times office, were addressed by
several citizens, including the Mayor, and
urged to dispense. But to Geo. D. Prentice
the editor Of the Louisville Journal, do the
publishers of the Times owe the preservation
of their Office that nigbt-to the very man
whom they have so long abused and defiled
and slandered. If there is no humiliation to
them in that thought, they are beyond the
touch of honorable reflection. Prenuce'S
speech saved the Times office!
Intending only to give the causes OF the
Louisville riots, we have unwittingly gwen
some details But the excitement here on
the subject affords ample excuse for the
length of our article. On Tuesday there
as still much excitement. The Irish were
leaving in all directions, fearing further riots
A turbulent time was anticipated Tuesday
night, but extensive preparations were being
made to quell disturbances.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELECTION.

THE Stock Subscribers the Evansville Library
VIII hold election City Hall on
Friday evening Aug 10TH 1885, for the purpose eeetiu
President Secretary. Treasur-
er and ave Directors. - &,
All persons desiring associate themselves with this
Poration. earnestly requested TO be present.
aug9 GEO. FOSTER, Sec'y.
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ELECTION

AN election for Directors and Secretary of the
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Vandsrburgh county
will be held the Court House the city of Evansve
Monday. the Goth day August, A. D. 1855. between the
hou IS of and O'Clock. P. M.
By orde: Of the Board of Directors
august w. BAKER, President.
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For the Journal.
Evansville Library Association.


Evansville Library Association.
Mr.. EDIfoR:
Public attention has been directed through
your paper to the efforts which are being
made to organize a Library and Reading
Room, and it is to be hoped not without sue
cess. But would more directly ask the
citizens Of ERansvilla to reflect upon the adj
vaiitages to be derived from such an assocl-
alton, and strongly urge them to lend their
assistance to the work It would be pre-
suming too much Upon their intelligence and
public spirit, to write labored article upon
the benefits to be derived from Public Ii
brary and Reading Room. Every ohe
whose attention has been directed to the
subject has felt the great want of such an
association in our city. While it abounds
with numerous places of public resort Tor
unusual pleasures, hurtiul or worthless
amusement, and places to satisfy the apPe-
tites, there has been no place, where the
Young and old could assemble to spend
leisure hour in pleasant intercourse, and u
the cultivation of the mind and heart. IC
supply this want--to open to the young mar
place where be can spend his vacant hours
in scenes more attractive and improving. thar
the saloon-to furnish to all classes of society
books, magazines, and paper for their intel
lectual improvement, are the objects to bt
attained by the Evansville Library Associa
ton.
1t is proposed to obtain one thousan
shares of thirty dollars each, which will con
stitute the capital stock. This will be gra
dually expended in Library and Readin
Rootn, free 10 the stockholders, aud open t
the pdbhc by small subscription fee. Fc
obtaining this stock, the friends of this move
Ii for them to sag whethet they will have
association, which will be an inyaluabl
benefit to themselves and their childsen; o Il
lasting honor to the city; or, by their neg
lecf, TO say that they are too much eAgfossel
with the pursuits If wealth si.d fleasdre, t.
give any atteftioii to tie cultivation Of tke
minds and hearts. The association vii
furnish to the merchant. an Exchange; t.
the student, Study; to the mechanic ant
laborer, a literary Club Room; andss ali q
place of pleasant and profitable resort. Anc
IL is the duty of the merchant, professiona
man, mechanic, and all to give all assistan &C
in their power to this laudable movement.
w.
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AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF AUTHokfT,
THE STATE OF INDIANA.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE.

T ! : AUDITOR OF STATES UFFICE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. LIST, 1856. {
WHEREAS, The Merchants Insurance Pany Phil
adephia, has fled in this ONCE condition
ON the 3oth Of July 1885, the of its incorporation
amendments properly certified and i7
ment nominating its agents authorizing fully
of suits. . = f = - -'
now Therefore pursssnce Of the requirements OF IAN
insurance Companies, defining their and
their ddties approved March 1856 having
satisfactory evidence TO the
eats ana sreelncatons of that act Hiram E. Talbot
OF the STATE of Indiana, hereby certify thai
hENR1 q; GWATHMEY. of Evansville, lad, as the
ent OF said Company Is authorized bas-
ness insurance as the Agent of the
rance Company. ofPhiiadelpha in this State up to ann
ISL 800 70 the extent that he be ed and
pointed ey the said Company. s@ ~P
IN witness whereof. have hereto subscribed myn~
caused tie seal of my office be Affixed this 1et me,
August, A. d. 1855. A-E TAT,RC' .aay Of
(Seal) Audito- Ut,
augs ror State.
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.cRrsnRNr CITY BANK.

CRESCENT CITY BANK. !
EVANSVILLE, IND., Aug g. 1855
THE Board Directors have this day declared dividend
per for the last six months the capital
paid in payable the stockholders demand.
aus9-5t w. BAKER. Cashier.
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Amount Of CAPITAL Stock. !.
=. - =. -. mai
in and invested (excla-
siVe of surplus) is
ASSETS.
Amount OF cs-h on hand,
do do in bank,
d. do in ha nds
of Agents
Bills Receivable,
Real estate unincumbered.
pennsylvania State bonds
5p. e...............,...
Camden 3 Amboy II. II
ben DIS: 8 per cens...s...,
Oleyeland. PSinesvilie &
Ashtabula r. Il. bondsl
issae Of lS54,..........
Reading K. X. bonds, Is.
sue Of 1854. ..........
Coupon bonds, 1890.
100 shares Chester co. Iron
Manufacturing Co..,
Micn. South 4 North. In
diana r.. r. bones,..
Debts to the Co., secared
by mortgage. .........
Debts otherwise secured
do fer Prem's, see bills
receivable .........,
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S22f,5i4 IS s22l,s<i AS
IABfLlFs.
The Company no Bank d aer crsaisOrs.
Losses .45jJs.Sted aud Jue.
do do and not due,
do unadjusted,
do in suspense, awaiting further proof "a 900 90
do claimed and resisted by the Company, -, e5 90
Inc greatest annornt insured in risk I0cf1 90
Ihe COMPANY have rule in regard the
insured In any city. town village. in any
block, these depending upon circumstances.
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CRESCENT CITY BANK, D
EVANSVILLE, IND. Aug. 8. 1855. )
annual election officers of this Bank will be hsld
Monday the goth inst. between the hours of 10 and IL
O'Clock A. NJ aug9-st W. BAKER. Cash.
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ,ss

John C. Montgomery, President and Dwight McCann,
Secretary Of the Merchants Company
orally and duly sworn depose nd say.
s that the foregoing true full and
ne AFFAIRS Of said CORPORATION and that they the above
described ofneers thereof ISigned ]
d. J. MCCAIN. Sec. :
Subscribed and before this day July
u 1888. WILLIAM 0GLEs, Alderman.
lCoPy.I E< Onicio Justice of the Peace.
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MASONIC. E.
THE Evansville Lodge. No. GA. A. Y. NJ. meets
"a the third Monday evenings of every month
" ~ at their Hall, Fosters Block. Vim. A. MeRea W
w NJ. A. ii. SANDERS, Sec'y.
a EVANSVILLE Chapter No. 49, A. " NJ, meet s
"A first Friday evening in each month, a the
NE WIN. BROWN. sec'y.
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SELECT FEMALE INSTITUTE OF EVANS

TENHIs Institute will Cd W open its FIRST session Mon
IL day. he Sd day of September next.
BY the number of pupils will be enlarged 10 wen
four OF all ages.
aug3 @. A. FOSTER.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
MERCHANTS INSURANCE co.,

OF PHILADELPHIA.
On the 3Oth sf June. 1885.
HENRY G, GWATHMEY. Agent in Evansville.
Tie name Of the Company is the MERCHANTS' lNSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. The Compa-
ny is located in the city of Philadelphia,
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PAR
Amount Of Capital Stock. $40 600 90
Maid
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aaPrUrrp, JUST RE.CEEvED,
Cotton Rope; Hemp RoPef
Lnseed Oil; Matches;
All OF which ,uo 100 doz -
ceries at raiss tb sell well general stock OF
auR3 "a At VIII beat all competition =
YENNleV r. IN u~yo<
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eui ne permettert meme pas qu'on les
prenne en- consideration, qu'on les dis
cute librement.
III.-Nous p]roclamons notre deter-
mination ferme, %inaexible, d'empleyer
.ous nos efforts d obtenir dams les lois de
naturalization DIES notifications. en- bar
nome avec lie sentiment public, avcc
les yeritables interets de Ia nation, CT
garantissant trois principles cssentiels a
un g~ousernement republican,, Llberte
spirituelle- Bible libre-Ecoses ilbres;
-seul moyen d'atteindre IN grand but;
;mericaniser rAmeriquc.
w. Nous en- a%ppcIons i la lfgis'a'
ton atm qu'elle emrechc DIES a"'oritts
%etrangeres d%'envoyer sur nos rives des
indigents ct des condamnes. Et puisque
notre Constitution Rationale exige cue
lie Chef de l'Executif de &c pays SOFT
IN natif, nous croyons aussi quill est i'm
portant, necessaire que nos agents d.
plomatiques, au dehors, n'aieut aucun
prtjuges Granger, de nature d vicler
leur Judgement ct a influencer Ieurs actes
.oficiels.
La fnis.ent les resolutions. C'cst un
def jete au Sud, c'est lie resume de ton'es
les mesquineries politiqucs qui sont cate
.chisees HI Nord.
Tn NJ. Bushnell White, atm d'etre
Imieux en- relief, dome n appreciation
isolee q &c manifesto odieux, ct ecrit j.:
J'approuve lee resolutions ~precedentes,
ct ajoute : Plus dEtnts nouOeaur a ts'
claves.-Pns de territories a e~sclaves.
Les signatures ~accompagnc cette
piece.
Nous lie demandons, les populations
du Sud peuventselles avoir rien de COM
nun avec des hommes semblables.
(Courr7e, de la Louisiane.)
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L'lNCENDIE DE BAYOU SARA.

II Went de s'organiser a Ia Nouvelle.
Orleans, un comite charge de recevoir
les dons destines a secourir les malheu.
reux qui ont tout perdu dams l'tncendie
qui a devor6 la petite vile de Bayou
Sara. Nous esp6rons QUO la Nouvelle.
Orleans ct les paroisses voisines, lou
jours disposecs a seconrir l'infortune, fe.
ront largement les chooses ct sauront
maintenir leur haute reputation de cha
rite.
M. Farrar, de Bayou Sara, a 6crit d
quelques messieurs de la Nouyelle-O r
leans, pour sc METRE a la tete de cette
subscription. Dams sa ~lettre, M. Farrar
peint ayec DIES couleurs sombres, la 81
tuation des malheureux incendiss. nous
regrettons de ne pouyoir la publier.
Des que ce comite sera organise, nous
nous emPresserons de porter ce fat a Ia
%connaissance do public, ain que chacun
saehe OH pouvoir deposer son offrandc.
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ETAT DE ia LOUISIANA.

''our du Cinqniemc District Judiciairc,
dams ct our Ia paroisse Assumption.
.4"drew J. S"onsbmry, No 5Si, VS..
Scrophm L4,e'gne.
En- vertu DUN ordre de saisie ct yente d moi
ldresse par Honorable la susdite Conr dams
/ atIalre ci-dessus, intltult ct numerotte, j'ai
laisi ct %j'otfrirai en- vente publique, L la Mai.
pn de Cour ue eette paroisse, situee au village
d Napoleonville, lie Samedi 4 aodt 1858, i
beures du matln, les prophecies ci-apr6s do.
fkes, apparteuant d la succession do leu Sc.
1llu LaseiGne, ha,olr:
queen, nesresso age de 26 ans.
Termes ct Conditions
Sept cents plastic dues oil mars 1855, avce
bit pour cent d'intertt par an, a partir de
l~'ehtance, j~osqu'au parfait Placement ct a mn
IL SAVIOR
h.a25 payables en- mars 1856, $125 payables
efmars 1887. 1925 payables en- mars 1858 ct
$25 payabies en- mars 1859. Lsacquereur
fornissant ses billets pour chacun. DIES SON.
ms cl-pessus, ~payabIes a credit poltant into.
rda raison de hut pour cent Pan apres re.
Glance, garanti par hypotlequs sptciale @,
pailege du vendcur, ct la balance du pri1
Sly en- a, pour du compliant GU a tel termc do
crdit qu'exigera lie vendeur.
paroisse Assumption lie 2 Juliet, 1865.
A. F. HICKMAN. Sherif,
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A'tcint drpois queIques Jours d'un.
ma'ad'e qu' 'nspiFait peu d~'inquie,nde
il cut lie premier le pressentiment do O..
TN P%'o'h"inc. Quclques hcures nJn,
t"rd, une nombreuse ct digne familIc o.
voyait priv6e de son chef. Coup terr;h,.
auqnel dcs occurs a1cctneux n'avo;o,,
pas Gu Ic temps de Sc preparer, ct one
les Iarmes se"Ias peuyent aIItger.
La conviction 1outefois qu'uu cercIo
nombreux d'amis prend Inc part SINGER.
a lcnr m"'heur, %souIagera sans dou,e |,
d%onleur dc ccux qui dtpIorent aujour.
d'hui Ia pcrtc de ceIui autour duqueI. %
concentTaie"t 1enrs affections les plt,
tendrcs.
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CONVENTION.

Nous nous empressons de publier lei
resolutions adoptees par Ia Convention
Democratique de Baton Rouge, que
nous trouvons dams lie Courier de d
Louisiane
Les resolutions s~aivantes sont adoptees
q lunanimite :
kesoln que, dams Ia pensee de cet,e
Convention, lEtat de Ia Louisiana All,
resister ct resisteras sill lc faut, iuson !
briser les neuds qoi lie lient aux Flats
Unis, . toute action du Congress, relative
q resclayage, dams Ie District dc Colum.
bic, on d des Localities places sous IA
juridiction du Congress, quand cette ac,
ton sera incompatible ayec la securite.
Ia ~tIanqaillits interieure, les droits ct lie
qignite des Etats j escIaves; que I.Etat
de Ia Louisiana s'opposera i tout acte
supprin,ant le trafic dos e~sclayes entire les
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- On annonce ces jours-cbne
mort qui n'aurait guam intcret ia
,JmiIle sans lie petit fait Qui imposeR lie
menlionncr II s'agit dun digne 60
Giant retire d. rs unc modesto alice,
ct qui Sc tronvait officer dc la Fde
rationale a la terrible epoque dcspr-
nees de JUN; on lie nommait NJ. Ia>
ran. II est Charge, a la te'e de sa m
pagnic, de dispenser, a conps de bon
nettes ct a coups de feu, On dang"x
rasscmb'cment 9ui encombre les aro,
ches dc la marie du dcuxicmc arrdis-
scmcnt Tn Commi>>airc de poN a
lait dcs somm,tions qui ont etc etGes
sous les huGcs. Demaran s~'ayanccsul,
lep6c base, la main sur 81 croix bn-
neur, ct s'ecrie
"Citoyens, mes ordrcs rortcnt Ii,
rcr sur la cumaiAe. Je supple les hi.
tes gems de Sen aIIer avant que JED "
dome dc fare fcu.'
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UN BANQUET cHINols.-Un ntgociant
chinois etabIi a Singapor, a dome, il y
a quelque temps, II negociants deS
factoreries europeennes dams cette lie Ell
aux ofhciers militsires qni sly trouvaicul,
un festin dams lie go1t chinois. On y
servit les NETS s%uivants : IN potage aux
nids d'oiseaux ct six autres potages tant
de moutons que de %grenouilles ct de foies
de canards; On hachis de queues dele
plant ave sauce aux Gufs de lezards;
un pore epic a letusee, ser,i dams lie
gras vert de Ia %tortue, NETS, que quelques
Francais qui. assistaient an lestin paru.
rent trouver fort bon: du becco de mer
excellent ct des gesiers de poissons en-.
toures d'herbes marines; enfn des be-
cassines garnics dc crete de paon, met
dun go0t %exquis, qui NEST servi en- Chi.
ne que dams les plus grands festins &C
plat a hi seal await pu coulter 200 dollars
1000 fr.)
Au dessert, meme recherche qn'aux
services %precedents : on y remarquait
des gelees don't Ia peau de rhinoceros
await fonrni les elements: on ne les trou.
va pas dun godt fort delicat. Les fruits
a~vaient ete.'apportes de Malaga, ct les
wins qui %etaient d'especes tres variees,
venaient principaIement d'Europe.
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NECROLOGE.
Monsieur rEdilcur,


Veuillez m'accorder usage de yos
COLONIES atm de rendre un dernier tribu.
de respect a la memoire dun des plus
dignes representans de notre ancienne
population creole.
PAUL Savoy, decide lie 90 JUN, etait
un de ces hommes que l'on ne pouvait
apprecier que dams l'in,imite du foyer
domestique. II p~ossedait eminemment
les qualities mobiles. c'est>a. dire celles du
ceur.. On reconnaissait en- lui un tyne
interessant de cette classe d~'anciens ha.
bitants Louisianais don't In probite ct
lhospitalita sont devenues proverbiaIes.
II etait un dc ceux don't on a dit avec
raison : " lis ne s'apperqoivent ayoir
renda I'm service que l%orsqu'on les, en-
remercie."
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Tn journal rapporte que la will,

- Tn journal rapporte que la vile
de Minden. en- Allemagne, Went de de-
fendre aux riches de faire I'aum6ne
dams la rue, sous peine dun thaler.
VOLTA du moins n loi originate. MATS
I'annonce de cette loi, redigee par lie
magistrat de cette vile, est bien plus
originate 0 LA voici textueIlc.
ment /:
La mendicite est defendue sous
peine dun Maler."
Celia rappelle une loi contre lie suicide
ainsi concue
lie suicide est dsfendu sous psina
de mort"
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or T..

lie Nashville Banner, de vendredi der.
nier, public des depeches te'egraphi-
qucs de New-York, plus completes que
ccIles r. cues lei; aussi en- empruntons-
nous les PARAGRAPHS suivants
lie bombardement de Sebas topol a
recommence lie 6.
lie Jour du depart de rAsia, on a rccu
une dtpeche de lord Raglan, en- date
du 7juin, 7 hcures p. NJ, qui mande
qu'apres IN combat DIES plus sangIants,
les Francois SC sont empares dn Name
lon Vert Ell des Tours BIanches. Lord
Raglan Sc plat a re%connattre que Ia de-
Tense ct ra,taque ont etc admirabIcs.
La pertc dcs dcuX c6tts IA etc enormc.
La conference de Vienne s'tfnnf close
dune manicre dtfni:iye, ct celia, a Pins
tigation des ]pnissanccs occidcntales, il
est probable que les negotiations ne Sc
ront reprises que 81 la kussic s'adrcssc a
rAutriche pour en- hernandez la rtou-
venture.
Unc correspondence russo dit que
rAutrichc Sc considere CONNIE entiere-
ment dtgagee vis-a-vis des ponvoirs oc-
cidentaux, attendn que ~ccux-ci n re-
fuse d'accepter la paix sur DIES bases raj
sonnablcs.
lie gouvernement autrichien Sc dt
pourtant encore, l'alyie de Ia F,anCe ct
de rAngleterrc, ct soumis aux articles
du traite concIu lie 3 decembre.
Les journaux de Vicnne dissent que
bien que les conferences soient closes,
les plenipotentiaires s'occnpent toujours
des propositions faites parpAutriche, C,
que &c dernier commencement desire en-.
core eflectuer une mediation. La COM
mission militaire de la France de ram
gleterrc, a Po"rtant quite Viennc.
Les avis rccns cons:atent que les
Fra Gals ont dtrloye la plus grandc
energlc dams lie dernier combat qui s'est
liyre sous les murs de Sab~as:opoI.
La condition du sol de TehtnaI, in
dique que les Kusses mont jamais en-
lintcntion de conserver cettc position.
Les allies sont toajours maftrcs done
des rives du ~f1cuvc. Les allies ont trou-
We d kertsh, LOO tonreaux de char
bon. Les alIie- vont, dit on, ~(orlificr Ye-
mkaIe Ct abandonner Kerts,h.
Dams nne dertthe du 3jnin, lie pr ce
Gortschakotf que les allies Sc
sont ret'res dc Genritch, It il ajoute
Gn'uue partle dcs entrep0ts scra sauvte.
A la date do 4, les tlottes F%rancaise
ct Angiaise etaicnt dams Ic voisinage dc
Cronstadt.
lie general pe!issicr Il transmits uue
dtrGche tel~tgraphiqne, dams Iaqueile il
o que les Ru>ses ont tvacn6 San
gakale, apes avoir enforcement detruil
cettc Vile.
Cert ms arrangements ont Gu lieu
dams lie cabinet ottoman. ct on s'occu.
pait de nouveIles combinnisons.
lie roi de Sardaigue ct lie Sultan, Sc
rendront probablement a Paris, dams lie
do mois d'ao1t ct y rcncontre-
ront la refine Victoria.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-02
l.'ETAT DE In LOUISIANA 49,
Conr dn CInqniehc Distinct. - Pa

rolssc Assumption.
Succession de Pierre Arscnau.
Attcndu que C6sairc Lagrange, sdministra.
trice de Iadlte succession, "A dc pose az hur,ad
dn Greffier de ladlte Cour IN coinp,e de- son
administrator ainsi qu'une petition en- deman-
dant ,homalogation,
Avis est par lie present dome a tous ceux
que celia peut cenccrner d'Avoir a d, duire
sous treute jours les raisons pour lesqueIles 10
dit compile lie serait pas approuvt ct homoto-
cue ct les tonds entire ses unailS r,parli, con.
torinement audit co, pte.
Par ordre dc la Cour.
Assumption, II Jun" 1855.
{. l., BLANCHARD,
Depn E Gr ,fficr.