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Smyrna times., 1855-09-19
GBoies poem.
RIGINA
THE TWO SUIToRs.
az WINNIE O. HOWARD.

hg WINNIE q. HOWARD.
IN a lovely Su amer bower, with her head upon her
hand,
In silent trance Of sorrow lady Isabel doth stand.
For her brare and loyal Ronald hath sped from his
natiye land,
To win for his bright lsdye.love home on foreign
strand.
But. 10 in humble attitude where Ronald late hath
siood,
Dawn at her fec, lord Henry kneelsa man of guntlo
hlood;
And he saya Dear. noble lady long my wOoing. you've
wiibstood,
BuiI seek and trust IN find thee in more gen.is mood
Ruhiss and pearls bring thee TO deck thee fos my
bride,
With hope and love sEk thee now to bs my isy ard
pride
Oh! maiden fair. thy haught pray thee cas-, ssds
And say that thou within m h,me will juyfulI bide
For Ronald. whom men say thou loy.st. is fOor and
humble too.
And here ia one with wealth und birth who for thy
hand DOH sue
vow to love and cherish thee, and ever prove me
Smse; Isabel. proud Isabel, must forever wsol
Then. in slI her maiden dignity. that lovely girl did
rise,
While pride and scorn like lightning lash from ou her
dazzling eyes,
And beneath her small feet TeadlRg his rich sparkling
gems, she cries:
Thus, thee and thy shining gifts alike, proud wording
Idespse
What boots il that brave Ronald princely lineage may
cia.nl
Ills heart is pure and noble and his lie free from
blame.
And though he may not be enrolled upon the lsl ci
fame,
One heart ;elds homage to him, asd beat. proudly a,
his Maine.
In instant bold ord Henry casped her closely 10 hs
heart,
While sic struggled in his warm embrace and srov
MS !art--
And ne cried. Look me lady, forever depart
rOiu thy Ove-srng ysesence like stricken bleed.
ing hart.
She looked his countenahce and pasd with great
surprise
Wh,se tace s this 50 near her own whoue love illu-
mined eyesl
All she now in a moment through the we'll
inten,loned guise.
'1m her own beloved Ronald and hcr cheek Will
crIusou dyes.
Now the form shat struggled Sails hes IN quiet b.
hTeast,
And the heart that au.tered wildly beats with ;;el
hvneath her yest
And the Eyes thai flashed brightly, at his daring
behest
Cieam softly through The lasbes whlch upon her
cheek re.t
The lips which hour ago brsaIhed scOrnng an
dsdaiu,
Are quiSerng with the loSe-wOrds now. which sh
would tain restrain.
And tho small white rOss-ipped fugen which Hun
back his zlitt'ring chain.
ore gently casped around his own. bis presence 1
retain.
On high. Commanding eminence. with plenty OF
and 10.
Dvells blissiuIly Isabel, in mighty Castle Ln
And Oft the loving husband tells laughing, isinIu
kin.
How Ronald gained the jews that lord Henry sRu
not win
IhilGla.. Sept. 1855.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

A Gsx Baox AN oLD Boox.--If has been slo-
auently and truly said that If Christianity were
compelled to Gee from the mansions Of the
great, the academies of philosophers, the balls
of Legislators, or the throngs of busy men, we
should 6nd her last retreat with women at the
fireslde. Her last audience wonld be the chill
dren gathering round the knee of mother
the last sacrifice, the sweet prayer escaping
in silence from her lips. and heard, perhaps,
only at the throne Of God
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

VERY CLEAR BUT VERY FusNY.--Professor
Henry says that the curious phenomenon Of
the blowing on OF the horses shoes, during the
late terrible powder explosion on the Brandy.
W ne, was owing to inertia. The shoes were
not blown away from the dead horses, but the
horses were biown otftne shoes-the gravity
OF tne snoeS BENG seven, while tue spaeiGs
gravity oi Tue "ho'e horse Is out one. This is
a very scientific distinction that tnust annasI
lo the ge0d ssase Vi every reader.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

PARENTAL LOvE.--The poet Lamprtine, in
allusion to his parents says: 81 remembe. once
to have seen the branch Of willow which had
been torn by the tempest's hand from the pa.
rent trunk noaling 20 the morning light upon
the angry surges OF the oyertowing Saone.-
on IL iemale nightingale still covered her
ness, as 9fW'ed down the foaming stream /;
and me male on the wing followed the wreck
which was bearing away the object Of his love. .
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LEEDOCTEUR FELIX FARAUT,

ES-Interne des h~opitaux dc Paris; s'est re
cerniheft etabli dams cette ~paroisse, dams nne
des maisons de NJ. Ferdinand Platten entire re-
elise ct le %seminaire.
lie Doctenr Farant bffe SEES services aux
habltants. 81 de profondes etudes ct une lon
que pratique sont des tire 4 une belle ellen.
sele, le doctear Faraut en- comrtert bient6t
une. ##x
\ ottre aux habltants dc rrendrc des abon-
nefneents q l'annee OF il espefe par sa ponc-
tnalite ct les soins quill donners aux premiers
malades qui lni seront c%onfies, meriter bient6t
"a part di patronage public
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NOUyEAUTES, QulNCAH,I.E-
RES EFT GROCERIE,

lie soussign6 a ~toujeurs en- main ct olre en-
vente 4 des prix bien moderes un immense as.
sortiment de marchandises, tells que
"Calicos ~francais, riches; cachemires de toutes
couleurs; soierie nnie ct i carreaux; barpour
hroche ct nolr, robes bareges; MORE noire anti
QUE; eros de naples; mouchoirs, co.'s, cheuiset-
tes at s~uaiches brodees;-mousselines de YTaine.
toates conleurs. ~rrerinos, alpaca, bombazine.
foulards, chally, draps, hinge de table, nappes ct
serviettes do toutes grandeurs; en- un mot tout
ce quil est du resort d'un magasin de marchan-
disas seches hien ~assorti.
Noffe egalement en- yente upe grande guam
tie d.objcts dequincailIerie ct De grocerie.
On vendra D IN rabais considerable toutes lei
tNarchandiscs d'liiver, quaint aux marchandises
d etc don't 10 stock Went d'atre rcnonyele, ellss
scront vendues a dcs conditions avantareuses
% ADOLPHE LORET e. G..
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TERMES.

Aucune deduction ne scra faite excepte en-
cas- dc maladie prolongce.-Les litres, lie pa,
pier, les pllnes, encfe etc, seront ~fo,lrnis au
prix de facture.
Les. cleves paierontune somlne dc $40 pour
fournitare dc lit, mateIas, oreillers, Iave-mains
ct mousliqtaires. ct dcvtont etre NUNS de 6
sterviettos, deux paires de draps, deux tales DO
~reillers, nno grande couyerture ct une courte-
Exl Ii commencement lie IS deem
ire ct MFs8N lie ii %iaryier, ct aucune charge
ne sera faite pour &c temps.
Les bateaux de Ia MALE des Etats-Unis,
~iaissant la Nlle-Orleans mardi, jeudi ct samedl
i midi, ~arrlyent au College Il neuf heures du
ssoir. Trix de passage Ss3 ct Sl,50-et les ba-
teaux ~laissant La Mobile lundi ct jeudi d mi1i,
s'arretent aussi au Coll6ge:-Prix de passage
50 ct 81 so.
Les parents ct tuteurs qui desirent assurer
,1ne bonnie education 4 leurs e~nfants, dams un
endreit salubrc, ct pres dc chez eux, sont res
reimbursement invites 4 visitcr Est P~ascagoula,
fin de jneer par euS-m6mes, ct le surinfendant
a heurenx dc leur ofrir TN logement au
lege sans frais, pendant lenr %sfjour.
Les eleves qui y teront transporter leurs che
,ix, ~pourront apprentice feAercice mllitaire Il
val ct le manage.
!, Les eleyes catalogues auront Pavantage
: dtre ~instrnits dals leur religion, au moips ,tae
par semaine, par le %pasteur de cetto con-
gregatlon.
lie nonibfo des tl6ves, y colhpris les exter!
est Unite a 80.
Pour DIES references, des details op IN pros
8 adresser AL capitafne Wdlshe, au Col
Iege Miiitaire dn Sud d Est Pascagoula, Oh
+" Commercial Place Nllc-0rl6ans
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AvENDRE
POUR CAUSE DE DEPART.

POUR CAUSE DE EPART
Une terre mesurant trois arpents dc
face sur quarantc dc p%rofondcnr, sitnee
d'cnviron sept miles de Donaldsonville
ayec y jolie maison dc residence
e%cnries, magasins ct autres atn~eliofatioc.
une tonnellefie en- parfait ofdrc ct
aohalandec dcpuis longtcmps depend de
la propriete.
Pour les conditions ct plus amples
renseignements s'adresser sur les lieus
i M. i. NeitzerolT
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E, RABASSE.
@. Dcntiste dc Paris.
Maintenant 4 Napoltonvillc.

Ayant compose IN ODONTALG
QUE qui guerit radicalement les maus
de dents ct arr6te In carrie. a %I'honneu.
den fairc part 4 SEES clicns 1t d'oflrir SEES
services aux Personncs qui penvcnt en-
avoir besoin.
Ainsi m%aintenant: plus d'exlracfion,
plus de soutlfanccs. ct preservation GER
tame ct fciIc.
n-Hva continucr SEES vo~yaeescomme
faaisait auparavant. ii.
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PATENT MEDICINES DEPOT.
Hiss. Street DonaidScauiHe.
CNo. ~.

Always on hand, for sale for"Cash, On
~, " a fresh supply ofthe following medici-
nes:
FOR colds, coughs, Group, Consumption,
bronchitis, Asthma, dyspepsia, Splitting
blood and the general affections of the
Lungs Ayers Cherry Pectoral -
cherry and Tar-Livcrwort ard Tar
Ralsam Of Wild cherry = Shcrman's OIo-
seaman. - Indian Vegetable Elixir 1880
LongIcy's Great Western Panacea-O xi-
genated Bitters - Jew David, Hebrews
Plaster. =
For Rheumatism, Tooth ache, pains in
the limbs, Swellings, Head Ache, Burns,
Sprains, cuts, Piles & q.
Nenitians Linirrvnt 49, Mexican Mus
tangr- DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
For Fever and other bilious diseases.
India Cholagogue, Clemens Indian 10.
MO.
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HOTEL DE L'UNION

NJ. Jacques Vivcy, dc DonaIdnville
PREVENT SEES amis ct lie pebble qrle lie
Janvier proclaim, il fera d Doddsou
vile, Fouvertnrc dc l'HoTEL DE E'uNfo.
~ancicn hotel de Ia California etablf;
scmcnt gull Went dc ~restaurcr de fot'
en- Comblc.
McnbIes ct distribution do local, tol
est organise aujouFd'hui dansfette M
on pour en- faire I'm cxcelent hot
Elegance ct comfort, VOLTA qetIe ae
Ia devise du nouyeau proFiftairen
prcnant dcs dispositions pour assnrot
success de sen enterprise.
De jolie requirements pour gat1s,
de bicn wastes ct bien uommodesonr
families, ct par dcssu8 celia, n ane
cuisine i la bordcIaisc, VOLTA ledres
avec ~losqueIs Nj. Niyey soIIici7onr
son etablissement lie patmnagefpn-
bllc.
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AVIS.

lie public est intorm6 OH sacietc formcse
pour lenir Reimbursement cong sous lie pom
de WASHINGTON Hotel i MaponviIle entire
charles A Besse ct Pierre .IlBesse sous ~
ralson dc Resse frGres sc trpndissonte I'uu
comnltu accord, lie prcmnIuin prochain
charles A. Bess9 reste seul r.ige dn reglc-
ment de toutes les aiiaires de Ilaciete. Toutes
les pcrsonnes qui doivent a di;e Socisic
sout leq'lises dc venir solder n,edlaternent
leurs complies entire les malps dit charles
A. Besse.
NopoI6onvrlIe Assumption Ell Mai 1885,
charPs BEssE,
7. lI,gsE.
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NOTICE.

ping Of The washington Hotel al NAPOLEON
between Charles A Besse and Pierre II. Besse
under the name oil Besse brothers will stand
Dissolved by common consent on the first OF Ju.
nc next 1855. 80
All persons indebted 10 said firm are reaucs-
fed tosittle Immediately with charles n Bes.
VI who ii tho only one charged with the rel
5iemen. ofall the Affairs Of sai dporthenhip.
CHARLES 4. BEssE.
r.. II ErssE.
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STATE OF LOU
Parish IT Hsannlntinn

= Td17sH u .HssN01pE5on.
Detained in the Jail Of this parish a r,i,a-
way negro who says that is name is Lesime
nd he is tbeproperty ofJudge Baker Of ba-
yon 1'echc in the parish Of Ste Mary il, this
State. Said negro IS 5 feet 5 inches high
has d little bear on his chin and speaks french
well. .H3a
The owner OF said slave is requested 10 come
and claim and take him ont Oh payin- ale
costs and charges.
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E'TAT DE la LOUISIANA.
P1ratSSe issnn1nL.nn

THT5ISSF TSS0HIp7l0h.
Ecrouc i la reole de cettc par6isss nm No
gre marion qni Sc dit sc nommer Leslme Q
appartenir an Jnge Boxer de Ia paroisse Ste
Marie, en- Get Fiat, Bayou Teclle ce n4pre i
3 pieds 5 pouces de tant, a IN peu de barbe
an mention ct parIe bien le f~ra1cais. u
LIE pr9prietaire est reqnis dc VENT lie recIa-
nler ct le retirer en- payant les Iais.
Napoltonville, Assumption &c 81 Avril,l855.
URSIN CALLER, Geolier.
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EDMOND MAURIN.

ApOCAT, II NIPOLEONVILLE.
Exercc sa profession dams Ie SEINE
oIstr'ctsudiclaire, compose des paroisscs
Assumption, Lafourchc Inferno ct Ter
rebonnc. II donncra tons scs soins aux
a%ffalres qu'on youdra bien Iui corfer
dams &c district ct les av%oisinants. r
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A. GENTLE.
APOC4T Il NAPOLEONNJJIr

Exerce sa profession dams lie 5eme Dis
ret Jud'claire, compose dcs paroisses As.
ompf'on, Lafonrche Latcrne ct 1'errebonnc.
II donnera tous ses SONS aux a%faires anon
voudra bien lui confer dansce district ct le
a%voisinants. 15sa1
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UL FSNE FtOESE,

olffe ses Terviccs ave commerce ct All pnbl,c
. Sc charge de toute sorte de collections entire
Donaldsonville ct Lockport.--Pour Ia ponctua.
ne ct Ia promptitude dams les 'demarches, on
.peut prendre des references sur son co.npte
avec tous les officers do l'Assomption.
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TOWN DIRECTORY.
DESIRE LEBL
aVOCaFY'
4 NiPOLEONVlLLE.

Exerce ia profession dams lie Cirque
me District Jndiciaire, compose des pa
rolsses Assumption, L.afourchc ct Terrc-
oonnc. III donnera tous ses soins aux
htlalrcs qu'on voudra bien Iui confer
dams &C district ct les ayoisinants.
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EDMOND MAURIN,
ATTORNEY 1T L.AW.

PractIcesIn the Fifth Judicial District
in the parishes of Assumption, La
7ourche Interior and Tcrrcbonnc, and
will give particular attention to law suits
hal may be entrusted to him. :
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JOHN II. ILLsBEy.

NOTICE--Al Observation-Disclosures EN-.
trusted tothc undersigned willreceiye their
dillgent attention. They will attend rcgu-
larly the sessions OF the courts of the 4tb
and 9th judicial District
Honaldsonville, GARD march 1852.
JOHN I. ILLSI3EY
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A. GENTLE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Practices in the Fifth Judicial District
o. the parishes Of Assumption, Lafourrhe
inferior and Iefreboaae, and will give par.
tcular attention to law suits that NAV be en-.
f"s'ed 70 MN. s15,nI+
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CYPRIEN a. BARlLLEAU,
AVOCAT Il N~HpGLEONHTTTE

hxerce So profession dams lie 5eme District
Jualclalfe, compose des paroisses Assumption.
L'ioufche ifJerne ct Terrebonnc. Ii d~0nnera
GUS ses SONS aux afialres qu'on voudra bien
hi coulter dams ce district ct Les ayoisi,a nte
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M 4 G
DE ~. JOSEPH HEREPT

IE VT. JUSEPH HEVTRT T.
On tronvveFa t%cujours dams Get 6tabIissc-
ment, si.ue'vls>a Wis t'Eglise paroissiale dc
| Assumption, IN assortment complet des
articles compris sous lie nom de MARcuAy-
Discs secHEs, G~RocERIEs, VERREnIE, Po-
TERIE, LIaUEuRs FINES, QrrNcatLLErtE.
.CHAUssuRE, Ell I'm mot tout &C qui compose
IN masasIn dc Ia campagne hicn approyi-
.%sionne.
NJ, HebcIt vcnd a dcs conditions assez
pour pouvoIr compter sur une plus
waste extension dc sa clientele. II Went de
renonveler tout son STOCK ct il invite lcs
habItans qni demeurent dams ses paraoess
sitter son etablissetnent.
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ACONNAGE.

NJ. Jos4al +. Aucots fat SAVIOR ions seq
amis ct All public qnStl est ttabli totres de
l'egIisc ptrois#iale ct Quill a tonjonrl n main
dc Ia ciaux, des b~rjqucs, ct tots les rtriai,x
qni sont du resort de# cntreprenenr satt ots.
CONNIE par lie passe il cbntracter aes en-
gagcmcn's, a DIES conditions ayantasess, soil
pour brhlcr des %briqnes, soft pour ihoer des
cquipages, soft pour executor des ens,rise5
de maeonnerie de %quelque genre que sit.
NJ. Ancoin Went d'etabIir sur salr5dcuce
nne briqueterle (briek-yard) etpolrra nplir a
des prix ct termes a~vantageux toutes j com
mafles qn'on lui fera. @
II entreprendra egalement Ia connection
des tonbes dams lie cimetiere de l'egiisear-:.
STALE, de ~qtelgue dimension ct de quelqi for.
me d1'on les desirera,-Il a pfis ses Isures
pour executor bien ct vite tous les ouvras on,
nj seront confies
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III MI "
ERANAH CONTI
r u z C. O NJ r
TIRE LES RuEsHARTREs Ell LEvEE-
NLIG,RLEANS.

Tea NLIGRLEANS.
MADAM G80El33Gp
lie 'honncur d'abccr Il ses amis ct Az
bic Ell gtnehlpr'elle Went de fare.
edncttfc i neut a'arranger, pour la plus
,randc commodlt IS ]pclsonncs qul l'ho~
.,orcnt dc leur cu!ncc,
eli. a1GaDQy QahlgQilsaIto DoIhAG6
Rue Cont IS cn Chofires ct Lcptc.
Outre lie Crane nnbrc &c cllambres
ct de cabinets quhrmet de recevoir 100
125 pc%nsIonnai on trouvera dau~
Get b6,cI de vastcsfconfoltallcs appar~
tcments pour famllIg
La manicre dontt Establishment est
tenn sous tous les lfIq's, les soins don,
mes aux Voyageurs, Far deSsus tout Ia
QRlitG ct la houvcal dcs NETS don't la
tabIc est %tournle, a~us1ien que les SONS
aportts i ieur piepaon, font esperer .
Nme Georges qu'elle IN CONNIE par 10
pssc, Ie Observation-Disclosures des cito-
ems dc Ia -Nilc-prleu'el dc mcssIcurs
Us habitants en- genoa
Nine Georges profit, cettc occasion
,our nnonce que s~esds,ners sont dc
heurcs a 8 heures etc diner de 3 IA
hcurcs.
Les chambres, y cdns la pension
ont aux prix s%riyantsf: / par Jour -
l 50 ct s 2 par joni, want leur i'm
ortancc.
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PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.
No. II, MIss1ss1Ppt street,
DONALUsONVILLE

boNA I4fEtN ftlLEs
John Bull Sands and Townscnd'sSarsa
Parilla, Ayers Cherry Pectoral for coughs,
Colds, etc, Liverwort; and tar and canchala-
qua, for consumption, balsaInr ofwiId cherry
for Diseases ofthc lungs, Compound SYRUP
O Napthn, for asthma and colds.
Oxygcnatca bitcrs, for dyspepsia, ph*hi'
sic, etc, India choIagogue, for fever and
aguc, etc, Electrical ichrifnge or Speeds
fever tonic Railways rcedy relief, Indian
vegetable elixir, for rhcumatisns and govt.
Nncr's Canadian vcrmitlge, LongIoy's
great western panacea, forlivcr complaints,
Venetian Eminent for pains ofaII kinds
Mexican mustang linimcnt for fresh
and Cd wounds, Buffers nerve and bone
llnimcnt for horses, Sherman'sO losaonian,
all healing baIsam, Magical pain extractor,
Tor all kinds Of sores, Jew DaTid's or He
Plasters.
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C1PRlEN A. BARILLEAu,
m, Tam

Prahees in the Fifth Judicial District. in
me parishes of Assumption. Lafourche lite.
TOT ana lerrebonne, and viii give particular
attention to law suits that may be cntrustedt to
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PART maroon il q environ cling niois
dc I'habitation de E'ngdne Comcau, lie
n6gre Alfred de pito 'ailIe, tfapu, fort,
an peu voutG, ayi une clcatrlce nj des-
sus dune des patieres, occasionude par
un coup dc pied Inulet.- Crosses levres
-Ctayeux tress on moment de sou de-
part. ST ce neg sc trouve oeroae dams
q1elqn' me dcs bles de letat or saurait
bien orc an shefde la paroisse OH il pour,
ra sc trouvcr en- donner avis d nos bu-
rcaux on i MEugene Comean.
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DON ANDRE SapHLANO
COgKGcgEa'e

Annonce respectueusemt ~ public f~u'ilse
chargera a ~l'avenir de tnusecouvrcmcns dams
les paroisses Assumption ,5censlon, Laiourche
Inferno Terrebonne. etc#
il Sc charge aussi de rence dc toutcs les
~aitaifes commentaries on vo,ti!fa ben lHi
onlier.
GTS'adresser an ,aR oFFEE-liotsE
aux Lrreaux dn PioNtR.
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ADVERTISENINTS
VILE WE

Y f soussigne Went de ~rcccVoir IN envoi d
a@~A Thes a%ssorti5, importcs par la oompagnl
connue sous lie nom de Nc1o York Canton We
Company, ~etl'ofire en- vente.
ANDREW GINGRY,
n2*I Acentd3la Com2agnie, a DonaIdsohvill'
Garden Seeds Just received
Sn from Prince Il Co celebrated Gar
dcns, Il: Flushing, New-York, a gcncr;o
assortment Of Garden seeds. :
Also Z select assortment ofFlow :
Prescrvcs-1 cases Shakers prcscr1ss'
assorted, q superior article, for sale e
BonalsonvilIc, 70
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-15

a. Some idea CT the immense business
transacted on the Western railroads, may be
formed by perusal Of the following notice.
clipped from the Indianapolis Journal Of the
10th instant.
HEAVY TRArS-A freight train arrived
yesterday on the Lafayette railroad, Consist
ing Of 90 loaded ears. Eleven of these cars
were filled with hogs destined for Baltimore;
twelve were freigh'ed with machinery for
the western division Of the Ohio e. Mssis-
sippi railroad. aud the remaining thirty seven
cars were laden with pork. corn, and wheat.
from the Upper Wabash, des ined for Madi.
son. Lawrencebsrgh. Louisville and Cincin-
natl.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-15

A QuAKEH SErrLEMEsT IN NIKHEsoTA.-
On the extreme Nerih arm Of M,nne sofa
Like, e. tributary and one Of the Minneton-
ia LaHes.) there lisa level tract Of country
Some ten miles In extent. that is covered with
black and white walnut and sugar tree,
with deep rich soil, aud different streams
Of water running throughit in various dIrec-
tons, This spot has been selected tor a
Quaker Colony, who are to be here ON the
first boats from Indiana. There are two
families already on the ground waiting with
Impotence. for the arrival Of their bretIiern.
They are far away from civilized comn-ui-
ties, aud have to spend many lonely hours;
but ere another winter rolls around. they will
probably have tchools, storcs, mee,i (
houses. and all the advantages Of thickly
settled neighborhood. LIT them follow the
maxims Of their own il usii JUS Penn, and
We doubt not they will enjoy more real plea.
sure here than they ever did among the mud
and sleet Of Indlana.-l.St. Anthony En-
press.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-15

~ Msrshall county. Mississippi, was one
day last week. the scene Of brutal mofder:
A Mr.. Mark, with some relations, called q
the house of Mr.. Smith, and, after few
moments conversation, Mark shot young
Smith with revolver. Miss g., sister Of
the young man, being near, made some re-
mark to Mark, who Immediately fred upof
her killing her instantly. This happened
few miles from Holly Springs. It 10 be-
lieved that the wounds Of young Smith arr
not fatal. We learn froth the Empire Dem
ocrat that parties ere In the pursuit Of th'
murderers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-15

" The Louisville Times makes num-
Der Of broad statements against the Know
Nothings, and heads each one at Is FAcr."
II seems to have become necessary for the
Times to vehemently state over the head oil
lts assertions that they are facts. to get any
body to read them. We presume after they
are read. persons are q, liberty to form their
own opinions ~ to how far fancy prevails
over facts in editorials OF some papers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-15

The Mob Niece Meeting at Weston, NE.
The Platte No. Argus Of the Est inst.
contains the following resolutions Of mass
meeting held at Weston:
: RESOLVED lst, That seIf.defence requires
the expulsion Of every person bringing re-
proach upon negro slavery. -
I'd, That robbers and traitors have no
right TO the protection Of the law.
Sd, Ralifes the proceedings of The Park
vile riots.
All. Approves the resolution in regard to
the Methodist preachers, add G. thereto oil
ministers whose preaching is prejudicial 70
slavery. :.
Sta. That no arguments will be used
] against abolition papers, but the Missouri
river. the bonfire and the hemp rope.
9th, they pledge themselves to. 60 to
Kansas. aud help expel those who are cor
rupting slaves. .. "a /.
7ih. Calls for grand mass meeting d
Psrkvillo on the 5'h inst.