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AsurApCLA, o., Jan. 3.-By this autling Of pa
pcss aud scraps OF clothing a'uon2 the debris to-
daY, tho following named persons were known
to have bceu on the wrecked tFpiu: Miss Char
lotte n. smith, Rol,dout, n. T.; Miss Martha
Ann sm!th, Rontiout. N. T.; ]. ". Smith. To-
rontu, Out.
There was also identified among tho bodies At
thu f.elglt-house slrs. Elizabeth Hopper. Of
Chippewa, Ont,
Tho only relics found to-day besides those
The body OF Boyd L. Russell, oi Auburn. N.
r., vas l4ers'hs1.
II IL psoy--~ that tomorrow will dnl&h clear
The New York herald., 1877-10-01
SALES Ar AUCTION.

w lillian ADBUIT, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .
w chambers st. Will SELL By oi chattc mort
Tuc.day October ut iois O'Clock the furn ure
contained In residence 2ls Most lot. onising 81 hhe
and black walnut Esdstcad hne Parlor
Suits, Wilton velvet and Brussels Carpets Dressing Blu
large French plate Mirrors marble TOD
Tables Piano Extenson Tables. Mattresses Dining Room
and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
The New York herald., 1877-10-01
DACIFlC MAILAXD PANAMA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP
il LINES.

For CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, CiIINA, AUSTRALIA. NEW
ZEALAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. OREGON. &C.,
For SAN FkANCISCu va IsrHMUs or PANAMA.
Steamship ACAPULCO iucsday. octobor 10
for Central america and South Pacific ports
From san FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
Steamship ALASKA Thursday. October IL
Prom SAN FRANCISCO TO SANDWICH ISLANDS,
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.
Steamship CITY OF SYDNEY. "Wednesday. October 10
u Bowling Green, New York.
The New York herald., 1877-10-01

including La Fables exquisite platos by Cochin
&c vos foto Reizscn's shakespeare illustrations,
vols schoocruits Indian Tribes vols qnarto lIercu
laneum Pompcii vols KNIGHTS Pictorial History
England tS vois) aud London q vols), &c. mostly In clio
can't binding.
The New York herald., 1877-10-01

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing from pier 81 North River,
for NORFOLK. CITY POINT and RICHMOND. TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS, at 3 T.. NJ. con
Meeting with the Virginia aud Tennessee Ane Atlantic
Coast Line Piedmont AIR Line Chesapeake aud Ohio Kali.
road and with the steam Hue TO interior In
NEWBERN and WAsHI I>GTON, n. c. via Norfolk.
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and sATCRDAY
LEWES. Dol MONDAY aud THURSDAY, at r. ~,
connecting tho Maryland aud delaware raroads and
ior kEiioBOrH BEACH and OCEAN CITY
Passenger accommodation unsurpassed.
Through passenger tickets aud bs OF adng to all points
Insurance to Norfolk, Sc. at cent.
Freghs received aaily ut pier 81 North River General
NJ Y, HAVANA AND MrxiCAN NAIL A. $ LINE.
Steamers leave pier No. 8 North River at r. NJ
FOR HAVANA DIRECT
CITY Or MENlCO, Mcintosh. Saturday, Oct Q
CITY or VERA CRUZ Deaken -. "Wednesday. Oct 10
FOR VERA Cruz AND NEW ORLEANS,
via Havana. Progreso, Campcachy Tuxpan and Tanpco
CITY OF MEXICO, Mcintosh Saturday. Oct q
\. ALEXANDRA 4 SONS. 81 and 80 Broadway.
rpEXAs LINE FOR GALVESTON TOUCHING AT
Key West. STATE OF TrxAs, Captain Nickcrson, viii
sai Saturday. October q. T.. NJ. nom pier 20 East
River Through OF freight and bills OF ladine given
Bra1os santiago, Rockport ana Brownsville Freight Tor
st Marys and Fulton landed RockporI for freight and
passage (nving superior accommodations) apply 10 q. H.
MALLORY co. lob Maiden lane.
- ERMUDA, ST. THOMAS AND WEST lSDIEs.-fiIE
l)cegant mail steamer CANIMA Is intended to sail ioi
there with mail for st. Thnma
W. !. This is the most dircct mail and passenger
90 the West Indies For passage apply TO A. u
oUTERBRIDuk. AGENT 20 BrosdvAx
The New York herald., 1877-10-01

Double Track, tho most improved equipment. and the
fastest time consistent with absolute safety.
The New York herald., 1877-10-01

yLM WITTERs AUCrIONEER. SELLs THIS DAY
w 2ocock. al 45O 452 Canal ST. Household Furniture
purIor Chamber Mattresses ardroDes Bureaus
Washstands ostcads, SOFAS. Lounge Pier and Mantel
Mirrors Window Curtans vclvct, Brussels. Ingram and
stair Capets Ocloths dining aud Kitchen Furni-
turo stovos Pianoforte, Billiaid Table. Express
Wagon. Bulcher Cart. &c.
The New York herald., 1877-10-01


GALE IN DANKHUPTCy.
As assignee In bankruptcy Of L. II. Taylor Jr will on
Wednesday October II. 1877 II o'clock A. M. tho
premises mos southeast of Frankfort KY. sell at public
auction tho D.sery and thcreuuto boong
Ing known as tho o. r. Ds.cry stuntoa on tho sa.o
of tho old Oscar Poppcr distery at which james Crow
tho colebratcd operative d,ster the Old
Grow whmkov Tho buildings and machnery erectod
by Taylor In 1874 at Of oo and has capS
city OF about 1900 barrels Of pure old fashioned hand
$40 tho barrel Tho dstiery has been operated by Mr.
rssDsr tor i s Ss 10 % iS Suny ~ e an r.
dance Of ane grain in the immediate yenity The water
by Grow III the manuiacture aforesaid W r. Nit
cc who distilled said Oscar Pepper and
for s.id Taylor be secured by tho purchaser q this
s Ts s q as hss '0'n in
Terms oneourth cash in hand. balance In o. IL
pay sDe a. Farmers Bank Of Kentucky yrsaSiors With
x per o aas a m
yaAsxsoar. KY ASSIGNEE Of II i. i SsaaDj Ssylal. Dj-
G GERMAN AUcrIoNEER MONDAY, OCTOBER
elias. saloon viz ot Bar Back Bar, Chairs, fables,
Alley, IN good order. Sale positive in lots.
Col. HERszBEgG, AUcTIoNEER, SELLS. 10
oeoss .. we., sd st. Of SGyso,y cS
lures. Counter. Iccbox. coabox. &c in lots
lyurRtFFs sALE.-vAx TASSkLL KEARXEY
"a & MI MN ss mis- ssy as sas
store. consifting OF Candies, soda Fountain safe.
Counters. sbclving Gas Fixtures, Kitchen utenss
BERNARD REILLY. ShoriG
MATHEW PArrgS, Deputy.
NHR MEssIss. LEAvIfT AUC1IONEEKs
Fno Books NJ auction.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS.
Shu week. and now on exhibition st the
Clinton hall SaicsrcomA
Private Library,
COMPRISING an unusual collection Of standard
including complete Works OF Bacon 10 vols voare
10 vols IS vols. de Quincy, 10 vols Dickens,
~ vols Lever ~ vols Thackeray, II vols Iiaam 10
vols John Adams 10 vols Bnrkc 10 vols Franklin 10
vos Jefferson. vols Webster, vols Washington II
vols Dr. Peir Prescott 10 vols, &c- ALSO tho
best English and American
Periodical Literature,
photography and
illustrated Works,
including Fables exquisite platos by Cochin,
Be- vois, folio. Reizschs shakespeare Illustrations
vols schoolcraits Indian Tribes, vols qnnrto. ercu
inneum Punpci vols knights Pictorial History Of
England q vosj aud London q voIs) &c. mostly in ec-
CANT binding.
IEM WRITER'S, AuCrIoNEER. SELLS rIils DAY,
Parlor suits ardroUes Bureaus
Washstands, otcnds Sofas. Lounges. Pier and Mante
Mirrors Window Curtains. voivct, Brussels. Ingram and
stair Carpets; Oicoths dining aud Kitchen Furn
turo Stoves PanOfUrtc, biiaid Isblcs ono Express
Waaon. Butcher Cart. &C.
The New York herald., 1877-10-01

l3 through trains cach way daily dopots Philadephia
In New York.
The New York herald., 1877-10-01
SALES AT AUCTION.

ID v THOMAS AUCIIoyEER-wlLL SELL On
III. Tuesday, October 2 Mt IO1s o'clock A. tho entire
stock contained the store Nos ~ anu ~ sssey ~
Teas Coses Scales Soaps Twne 7oo lbs writing Paper
Fancy Goods numerous TO MENTION SAFE
unre and tive Ais0L LOt
The New York herald., 1877-10-01

COMPRISING an unusual collection Of standard tcraturc
inciing the complete Works OF Bacon 10 vols. volta
20 vols Buvcr vols. dc Quincy 10 vols. Dickens,
vols Lever, ~ vols Thackcray. II vols Haiiam, 10
vols John Adams 10 vols nrkc 10 vols Franklin. 10
vols Jefferson. vols Webster vols Washington, ~
best English and American
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08


lie teaaps, an commencement
de Ia selnaine, !. 6t6 excessive.
ment t1auyais lsnsr Ia roulaison
Ia temperature etait douce ct il
pleuvait. Deptlis mercreeli, il s'esi
mis- au bean, II fait IN froid see
ct le soleil brille. Les planteurs
Sc tlepGtl,ent dc couper ct d.
r0ulei. en- meme temps. Les bras
fonttlelaut presqus lelrtout. &c
aendement de Ia canine est gene
aalement bon ct 81 le temps se
lnaintenait tel quill est on n'au
rait pas trop a sc plaindre. Mais
s'il 80 radoucit la canine aigrira
ct tout ce qui restera ser;, perdu
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08

cent. per annum and secured by
special mortgage and the Vendors
privilege, under the pact s1de non
alienando,n on the land sold; and
i'll c,se suit or any other proceed
irgs he instituted to recover the
payment of said notes or any part
thereof, the makers of said notes
shall pay ten per cent on the
amount sued for, including princi-
pal and interest. for Attorneys fees
for the Attorney or Attorneys ut
Law employed to institute such
suit or proceedings, The same to be
also secured by special mortgage
aud the Vendofs's privilege ON the
land sold.
FRANK r. COMEAU,
Auctioneer.
Assumption, La. December 5, 1877.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08

L'ouvrage du docteur Alfred
Mercier, La File d9 P,6tre, don't
nous avons public Ia preface dams
notre tlernier nnmero, doit parai-
ire incessamment. II sera public
EN- trois livraisons. LIE prix de
cliaque livraison est de 80 cents.
Une liste- de subscription d Get
onvrage est ouverte a notle bu-
reau.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08

- II. Z. Fisher, etlitenr de
l'Indicatear, est le seul agent dn
Pioaaisr de l'Assomption a Ia
Noayelle Orleans. II est charge
de solicitor des Announcements ct
DIES aunonces ct den perevoir le
prix. Son adresss est aa No. 9S
rue de Chartres.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08
lie Message Presidentiei.


On a Ia coutume de faire grand
6tat des messages presidentiels
au commencement de toutes les
grandes sessions du Congress. On
tliscute beaucoup a ce snjet, sou.
vent q perte de vue, ct Pon cher
che les trOis.quarts du temps q
deviner dams ce document la mar.
che future des affaires publiques
On Sc trompe neuf fois sur dix, eli
l'on en- est pour ses fislis de com.
mentaires err0n6s ou tout an
moins llasarles.
Cette fois-ci, il fant lavouei
franchement. il NY "A pas grand
chose a dire nj pour nj contre le
message dn President Hayes. Il
totiche a pen pres tontes les ques
ti0Iis, sans en resondre ailcune,
ct celle meme qui l'occupe le plns
iongnenlent, Il. question tinan
ciere, il NY iette pas gr;.nle Ia
miere.
NJ. Hayes SO declare pour Ia
reprise dies paiements en- especes.
En- celia, il est de l';lvis tie .0ul
les geus senses, ct il ma dit /;
rien tie nonveau. Ii vetit auss
que les int6rGts lies creanciers Jt
l'Etat restent sacres, 1T que ces
tlerniers soient payes int6gr,le
menf, dams nne monnaie qui vail,
exactement celle dams laqnelIe
lis ont f;.it leur pr6t. Rien dt
plus juste, ct de moins nouyeau
non plus.
A part cette grave question
tinanciere, qui lfest gueres moins
etudiee par lui que par bien dies
journaax, il ny q rcleyer poul
nous. dams le message, que les
passages relatifs a la politique
adOptee par M. Hayes q Pegartl
du Sud.
M. Hayes defend sa politique.
ct la chose ne e1ui est pas difficile ;
es Etats Cnis lui doi.ent I'apai-
sement general ct le retour a Pen.
tente cordiale entire les deux
grau.les sections, jaais enHemies.
Ce nest certes pas nous gui crit
querons le President sur cette
politique. Nous lni devons, Ell
partie du moins, l'installatien pa.
citiaue ct sans aucune secousse
du gouvernement de Nichols;
nous lui devons surtout un grand
atfaiblissement du parti republi
cain dams tout lie pays.
Assurelnent CO n'etait pas Ia
perte du parti republican, que
visait le President en- adoptant
cette politiqne; CAR il nous semblt
etre reste assez fi.lele a son parti.
II ne sougeeir, en- agissant de Ia
sorte. qu';lu bien du pays, ct il
n'lvait laautre il6e que de faire
succ6sler une politique honn6te d
celle 81 arbitraire, 81 injuste. 81
malhonnete qui await regne jns.
que-la.
Ce nest pas sa faute 81 &c senl
fait de Sc montrer liohn6te ct i'm
partial devait 6tre filneste au
,a,licalisme. C'est la faute elu ra.
dicalisIne ct non celle din Presi-
lent. VOLTA justcnent ce qni re,
lave NJ Hayes 4 nos yeax, c'est
d'avoir songe plus au bien dn
pays qua celui de son parti, ct il
aura devant riistoire rhonneur
d'avoir relic Ia cllafne, interrom-
pue depuis pres de vingt ans, des
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08

tear de tons nos maux. Nous
n'avons peut-etre pas slobjections
bien serieuses a opposer a la per-
SOME de NJ. e. Lawrence, mais il
snffit quill soft une creature de
Warmoth pour que nous voyons
dun mauvais cell son entree au
premier poste de la Donane.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08

LIE Bayou a continue a mon
ter. Les steamboats, j naviglent
naintellant d ,'aise. LIE st. Mary
eapitaine JOS. Dalferes, et l'As
sumption, capitaine Pierre Char
lct, en- sortent charges d coulel
bas. Nous les felicitons lie &c pa,
tronage tlnqael Ills sont bien tli-
gnes du reste.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08

Alfred Sullivan, lc) condamne
an derllier terlne de Ia conr de
District q denx ans de travaux
forces, pour avoir iniige des
pleasures graves avec IN razoir d
I'm homme de s:l race, est paIti
hier poar ie p6nitencier de Ba.
ton Rouge sous Ia gaFde du de
put6.sh6rif Octave Simnneaux.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08
SHERIFF'S SALE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
l5rH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH or ASSUMPTION.
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA
rs. No. 2l23

- q -A A141A CO4A ASs's
BY virtue of IL writ of seizure and
sale to me directed by the Hon. the
18th Judicial District Court for the
parish of Assumption, in the above
entitled and numbered cause, ] will
proceed TO sell ut public auction at
the Court House door of the parish
of Assumption, at Napoleoaville, on
Saturday, January 3, 1878.
between the hours of 10 a. Nj and
2 P. NJ, tie following described
property, to wit:
A certain Sugar Plantation,
together with NIL the buildings and
Improvements to and appurtenances
hereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining, situated in the parish
of Assumption, in this State, and
composed of the following tracts,
to wit:
10. A certain portion Of ground,
on the right bank of the Bayou In
fourchr, at about twenty -four miles
below the town of Donaldsonville,
measuring nineteen and a half ar
pents front from one boundary post
to the other, by a depth of eighty
arpents, bounded above by lands of
William L. Wynne and below by
lands of r. Lansdale Cox.
20. The northeast and northwest
quarter of section 2, township Is,
west of the Mississippi river, of
range IA east, in the district of
lands subject to sale at New Or
leans. La, and containing together
three hundred and forty six 20I1O0
l346 20ll0O) acres.
30. The southeast quarter and
east half of the southwest quarter
of section 2, township Is, range ID
east, and containing two hundred
and fifty-nine 65ti00 ESQ 65ll00(
acres.
40. Lot No. of section Sc, T la,
Il IA E, containing eighty acres.
So. The east hatf of southeast
quarter of section 3, T Is, south of
range IA east, containing 66 I8I0O
acres.
Together with all the buildings
and improvements-sngar house,
mills, engines, cabins, stables, barns,
and allappiirtenances tllereunto be-
longing OF attached thereto.
Also
Eleven mules.
Four carts.
One wagon
Five plows.
and aH rights Of privileges there
unto belonging.
The above property will be sold
in block on tile following
Terms and Conditions:
10. The purchaser to furnish a
stock note for the sum of seven
two hundred dollars, pay
able on The lst of january, ls79,
and renewable according TO the
charter of the bank, and to assume
all responsibilities of IL stockholder.
20. To furnish u note for ten
thousind eight hundred dollars,
falling due on the lst of January,
1879 with The privilege ofrrnewing
the ssime from year to year by pay
ing at such renewal twelve hum
dred dollars on the capital aud in
terest III advance on the balance, at
the rate of 81 per cent. per annuIl,
in default of which renewal the note
to bear 5 per cent. interest per an
mum.
Said notes to he Identified with
the act of sale and mortgage and
pledge of stock between the Citi-
zrns Bank of Louisiana and spicer
Jones. passed an the 25tiI May,
1869 before + Grima, Notary
Public, aud the baIance CASH.
All costs of sale aud taxes due to
be paid before adjudication.
A. J. ECHEVERRIA,
Sheriff.
Parish Of Assumption, November
24, 1877.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08

VIM. p. Kellogg a enfin etc
admis, par IN vote strict de par
ii, a si6ger ali Senat .les Etats.
Unis. I'm bon point de pins poar
les republicans qui acceptent des
fripons pour garder une majorite
dams la plus haute chambre.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08

presidents, chefs, non dun parti,
'nais de tonte la nation ; des
presidents obeissant non a un es-
prit de lntte sectionnelle ct de
vengeance, mails a un esprit d'a-
MON, de paix ct de cancellation.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08

lie Magasin du Ferry de Napo.
l6onville Went de receyoir une
foule de friau.lises, qn'il recon-
snande aux gournets 4 Ia ronde.
Nous recommendations, entf'autres
articles quill vieat de deballer,
Ie gruyere, roi des frolnages, le
succulent Leimbourg, les petits
pois ct les champignons fran
cais fraichement importes. Les
prix de ce magasin sont excessi-
yement raisonnables.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08

La paroisse Went de l,ertlre uu
autre de ses citoyens DIES plus es
times ct des plus popnlaires. NJ
Antoine j. Dalferes est mort
ieudi dernier 4 Rage de 53 ans.
apres une Tongue It donlonreuse
maladie.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08

lie Jury de Police, a sa session
de jeudi dernier. i affect6 unp
somme de lleux cents piastres d
r6paratien dsi chemin public dams
le village de Napol6onville.-Ce
nest pas de l'argent inutiIement
employe.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08

L'biver est arrive, il faut son.
ger a garnir son garde-robe. AL
Ter en- vile, CONNIE il j en- a qui
le font pour Sc v6tir. c'est de 'ex-
tragance, pnisqn'on obtient les
habits aux m6nes prix a Napo.
leonyille, III magasin de III.
David Levy. Vons pouvez tres
bien vous llabiller, dc pied en-
cape, dams ce nagasin, avec ce
que vous depenseriez en- fr;lis de
voyage.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08

n Les abonnes du Pion,.ier, qui ne
Tecevraient pas reguIerement leurs nume-
ros, nous rendront un grand service en- nous
signalant saas dslai toute irregularite.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08
La Reforme de VI. Hayes.

lconna1t la maniere de Sen servir
ct d qnelles hautes positions oil
Ipeut parvenir, quand on salt l'ex
Iploiter habileInent
II signifie tant de bellies ct bon
nes chooses: bien etre pour ecu,
|qui sont dams la misere, richess,
pour ceux qui j0uissent dune
|eertaine aisance, economic ADM
Illustrative pour les malheureu,
Iaccables d'imp6ts, ,honn6tet6 poul
les victimes dun regime oppres
seur. Quiconqne le prend ponI
devise ct rinscrit sur So cocards
est bien sur de r6ussir.
Parini les personnages poiiti
.ques qui ont jou6 sur &c grand
mot ct ont gagne, on pent citel
.en premiere ligne NJ. Hayes
Avait-il bien le droit .l'entrer 4
la Maison Blanche 7 evidemmenl
non. Mons ponrrions meme dire
que sa prise de possession de Ii,
presislence etait une belle ct bon
ne usurmtion, 81 la politesse ne
nous emp6chait pas d'elnployel
ce ternae mn pen cru. Enfin, il J
est; ne cllicanons pas sur un faii
accompli.
Mais, par quels moyens y est-il
arrivei par .leux snrtout: lie pre-
inier, Ia reforme promise lie Sc
rond, le compromis qni devait
aboutir a la liberation du Sud.
LII secoMle partie de sa tache,
NJ. Hayes Il, aecomplie dune fla
CON irrepfOcliable. QUAINT a la pre-
miere, Ia reforme, nous sommes
encore a i'attentlre. Nous avons
bien Il, une lettre qui promettait
beaucoul,. On eht vraiinent dit,
sa lecture, que cen etait f;tit DIES
politicians ct des exploiteurs de
places pubiiques. Helas! on sen
est tenu a la iettre, ct les chooses
sc sont pass6es comme jadis: re
forine EN- paroles, continuation
lies abus Ell tait.
Nous n'avons pas besoin d'allel
bieii loin pour chercler dies exem
pies. Et que nous flit, apres tout
ee qui SO passe on nc Sc passt
pas au Nord Oh d l'Onest !? Nest
CO pas lil Louisiana qui nous in.
teresse lie plus 3 eb ne devons. nous
pas juger ce que III. Hayes ap
pelle la reforme par les choix
quill fait parlni nous ct poui
nous 7
Or, qni voyons-nous arrivel
aux empIois fed6raux, en- vertu
lies nominations de NJ. Hayes !
C'est, par exemple, lie colonel
Jack Wharton CONNIE marshall ;
c'est M. McMillen comme agent
des pensions; c'est NJ. George
Sheridan CONNIE collecteur du re.
venn interne /; c'est NJ. bingham
Lawrence comme colleeteur dc Ia
douane. Ce dernier cloix est
d'autant plus d renarquer quill J
await deja IN collecteur de Il,
douane nomme, NJ. King, que
nous n'avons pas. d defenlre as.
snrement, mais qui. enfin, etait
en- place, et qni en- a etc rpjete
sans r.isOn serieuse apparente.
Ii a done flllu filire jouer bien
DIES ticelles pour lni substituer
NJ. Eiiinrham Lawrence, avant Ia
du candidat par lie
Senat.
Or, qu'est-ce que representent
ces nessieurs I une coterie, une
clique. Et laquelle. bon Diea! Ia
coterie, la clique Warmoth Vo-
yez-vous l'illustre Warmotll, qni
a RUNE l'Etat, qui, 4 lui seul, a
fait plus de NAL q la Louisiana
que tous les autres carpet -baggers
ensemble, don't administration
ma etc qu'nne suite de scandsles
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08

Nous appelons i'attention de
nos lecteurs sur l'annonce du
Bitter tles Arabes pubIiee dams
une autte colonne. Ce Bitter, tres
agreeable au godt, possede DIES
proprietes medicinales que mont
pas les antres aners. L'agerce
generate ,lu Bitter des Arabes
est au No. 65, rue Decatur, Nou-
velle-Orleans.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08

Farines des meilleures mar
ques ct garanties d veneire au
Magasin du Ferry de Napoleon
vile aux prix de la Nou,elle-Or-
leans.