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The; London Times the other morning con-
cluded it's leader with these words: "We do
not suppose that there is the slightest chance
of the Habitual Drunkards bill being approved
by the House of Commons this afternoon. The
majority against it will be considerable; and it
is possible that the supporters of the measure
will decline to put it to the test of a vote.'
The same afternoon the Hsbitual Drunkards
bill went through the House of Commons tri-
umphsntly.
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MARRIED:

FLYNH-oDoGNELL-on On Thursday evening. July
s 1878. at st. Josephs Church. by tho Rev. Father
Lamy, Mr.. Geo. W. Flynn to Mia Mary y. o'Donn ell
both OF this city. No cards
PLEASANs-HUGHEs-on Saturday, June 1879
BY the Rev. Father Abbott Charles PleasAnts and
Hrs. Il. A. Hushes.
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IN MRMoRIAM
AGGIE LACEY

MAGGIE LACEY.
The untimely death of onr lamented young friend
MAGGIE LACEY, has plunged tho little circle of her
relatives and friends in profound grief A devoted
daughter, loving slater snd sympathizng friend she
won the love and esteem Of all who knew her. We
tender our warmest ympahy to her bereaved mothor
and brothers in their great sorrow while we unite
with them in earnest prayer for the eternal repose
the dear departed.
FRIFyD
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DURABLE DENTISTRY.

Dr.. J. q. HA1oNEY, corner of Josephine and Camp
btreets Magazine Market respectfully informs his
patients and the public in that performing
al operations appertaning his profession In the
scientific manner. Artificial teeth inserted with
without extracting the roots, on new plan. Old sets
Teeth extracted without pain by the nse Of Ras or
ohloroform. Cha-Ees within the reach of All
ia9O lv5p
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NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTL-
NEHoR AssoCIATIoN.-Att the last meeting Of this
Assc citation the following Committees were appointed
Tor the ak months ending January IL, 1875
-Finance.-
]. 7. A. oAfeAllio. n. Ltahy,
W. sehAllmayer.
- Investigsting.-
R. Riley. Third and Rousseau, Chairman;
P. Trover. 10 Philip street.
james GeaEy. Philip, FreIet.
- Waiting Committee
james McGAnn, Chairman, ID Laurel;
c. Cunningham, 81 St. Ferdinand;
T,J. Fritze. S47 Josephine
II. n o'Neallio, Gravier and Claiborne
II Cunningham, Poydras. near Broad;
n Kenny. Eirss near st. David.
THos. @. RAPIER, Presidsnt
D. Il. BUCKLEX. Secretary. Is
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ordinary Noees er Nasyiasss and Deaths sSi Asrsqsr
Be inssrtsd for fv osnts Obituariss viu BE- charged
q of feAc cenfa q linn
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Tarrant's Seltzer Apsrlent
RAFFLE.
RAFFLE.
COTTAGE ON THE LAKE SHORE
Splendid Law Library.
TWO PRIZES.

The Frame Cottage above mentioned is situated in
the town Of Vaudeville Parish Of st. Tammany. 1t 10
rails ed with brick base ment and contains four Iooms
hall In the CENTRE and galleries front and eleven
feet wide and forty feet longi also kitchen.
wants rooms, stables and necessary outhouSGs It
front the Beach, 10 Steamboat Wharf, hotel and
Churches. The grounds are large and shaded by oak
magnolia, oran &c, taow and other trees. A hne
mineral ing also cstern 10 the place. The
bathing 10 fne fsh in abundance and only hours
travel from New Orleans.
The catalogue CT the Law Books and sketch of the
Cottage also the plan If the four lots of ground
be at the Cffice OF W p. FRERET, Real
EatAte gent No. Commercial Place also at the
office of hTUDNICZKA & SATALKCKI No. 1871
Common street. New Orleans. where he drawing will
take place tho Ist day Of October Due notice will
be given to all in erested Though the daily pspers
th time and hour of the drawing. Tickets also can
be obtained at the above ned Offices.
The Cottage is the first prize and the Law Books the
second priLei therefore, the holder of Ticket 10
entitled to two chances in the rattle. The price Of
Ticket is only Two Dollsrs and Fifty Cents Cs2 Sl)
Two Thousand Tickets, for sale by the following
gentlemen!
s. #. A. SATALRCKL
NO l3I Common Street.
w. p FRERET,
No Commercial Place.
JOHNSON ARHERTRoNG,
stationer, No IS Carondelot street.
ATWOOD VIOLET,
Cotton Factor, No. IS2 Gravier street.
THOS. MOODY,
Corner Canal and Royal streets.
@. A. LAHAUx,
No. IL Cont street.
sELLE MALoCHEE
1y2l I'm No. 50 Boy al street.
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Every good thought is the whisper Of
grace in our hearts. Listen and instantly
obey, lest you grieve and extinguish the
Holy Spirit of Sod.
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ST. PATRICK's HALL FOB RKCgR
FOE BALLS, CoNcERTs IND RAEEG

81. Pssrisk's Hall, she LARGEsr AID y7EDG,
HALL M THE CITY. viii be rented, By tSo A1-a
or longer. on reasonable tsrua, for OoHCExH.
BALLS, LECTURES, FAIRS and ExHnETzCH@.
Tor CHARITABLE ENTKRrAm1EERxs. usshs..
distinction Of creed the Hall win b rented a uax.
PRICE.
Apply Rt
HIRERNIA LSsURANCKsCoMPAnx.
EsasTst EoEEsCsap ssssse
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#. ]. BROWN,
- PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER,

263-----..----.- Camp Street. 1853
Between DOlOrd and POeyfarre,
NEW oRLEANs.
Dealer in Wall Paper. Gold and Velvet Border
window Shades Cornlcos. Bun, Green and White
Hollands Picture Cord, TasSela, etc.
Persons who will take the trouble to ride up TO my
place, which only nine squares from Canal street.
will 1nd that my prices arc from 20 to IS Per cSnt
lower thAA those of other dealers.
ssmplsS Of Paper sent to the country free, sppI
eatioa. nhs 81 q
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jy2I I'm

GOOD AND SAFE INVESTMENT.
Per,ons desiring to INVEST 800 to 9a,OO in such
way that 1t will be ABSOLUTELY SAFE, and At
the same time PAY A MODERATE RATE OF
INTEREST, can hear of opportunity Of so doing
by addressing
C. 8. c.,
Box D. POst ONCE.
The EeCuIites are EQUAL If not SUPERIOR to
the NEW UNITED STATES BONDS as an invest
msnt. PAYING A HIGHER RATE OF INTEREST
and OFFERING GREATER AND sTRoNGER
GUARANTEE. Je9spa
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WANTs-F0R RENTS-FTc-

I NFokMATIoN wANTEo-.oF MRS. MAHOgEX,
L maiden name MARY CROFTON. Her hushaA6
left New Orleans In 1858 for California BE IL AopksW
OF hr. Patrick Walsh who kept n saddler store en-
Tch uDtoulas street, near Girod. Any inGoFmation
coocernDR the above ID lady will be thankfully
received Address Lock box ;I7. POstohice, New On,
loAnB, La. iyX62f.
E'oR RENT-PossEssIoN GIVEN IMMEDIATR
ly-Tbe three -stOTy house ayr Of South MaFAO1
and New Leyee sirtetS, known the MArAO Hali
containing fourteen Tho Ro joining buiId i6r
also TO rent and Of dime nBionB. The baBamsnf
atores have been occupied Ship CbAndl0ry, aDa
for that purpose Saloon and Boarding HO bonS
OppOsits the great throDR Of hhppiDG Be sr.
passed. Zach house large enoIgh To aeoo mmodafo
fifty boAIders. For terms, which will bo Vory sovs.
apply TO EDWARD BURKE,
Jy2i II I9G TchOEp pItoulAs 6trseG
WANTED "A MIDDLE-AGED WoMAHT. I'D
w take charge Of the general management Of n
household oonsbtinR OF gentleman and three young
children she wa oo eIPse1sd 70 cook. Eash an oS
and make herself generally usefdL suitable peFsnr
wiz hnd good hone and fair wages by addro ssinE.
giving references, "V n, Box D. New Orleans PoSi.
office. iyIS IT,
FOR SALE. VERY Low.-RoUR LOTS or
4 GE9und with gu6Stantlal ahods, ofRoo, eto, H0a.
2S9 9oi. 3ta and So5 TehSuPtOulas etrosk besWp1s
9alonnio and ErAto suitable for DTay Yard, ERSt0Ry
BiaeESnith shop, WArshOuFS aHd yaylOgs oIhsTPlg
ap7H IsO Canal street corner BuFE1DSy.
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aernIng Star and Catholic Messengs'.
LOCAL NOTES.
GNW oRLHANs, sUNDAY, JULY ss la-s

Msjor E A. BurFe will be prominent can
didate before the Baton Rouge Convention for
State Treasurer.
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Two negro women were last week caught
stealing the ornaments on several tomos In
Greenw ood cemetery.
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The Social Labor or Communist Party in
this city numbers four clubs with . total men,
bership Of about 300.
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c. g. sanvinet. who was sheriff during the
Radical administration OF 1872. committed
suicide last Tuesday by shooting himself
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sent July tho average of the msximum tenn
peratures 10 not likely to exceed 925
July 10 the hottest month. August falls
degree below It, September four degrees bslow
August, and October 10 degrees further down
with possibilities Of frost, now and again, at
night.
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SOCIETY ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.-The Cen
eral Communion of the members of this Society
: book place last Sunday morning in st. Joseph's
Church. The attendance was good. Very
Rev. T. j. Smith, C.M briefly addressed the
congre cation, congratulsting them and the
Vincentians upon the large number who ap-
preached the Holy Table on the Feast Of the
great Apostle of Charity.
Tho General Meeting of the st. Vincent So
ciety did not take place in the evening, az pro-
posed, on account of the severe storm which
prevailed from two to five o'clock, the sub
merged sidewalks in many localities prevent.
ing people frcm leaving their residences till
dark The meeting will take place this,
Sunday evening at st. Vincent's Home, 37l
Bienville street, Immediately altar the annual
exhibition of the boys which commences at 5
O'Clock. As will be seen by the progra m ne on
the fifth page the public are cordially invit I'D
to attend.
DR.. Chopin has sent the following commu-
nioation to Washington:
NEW ORLEANS, July 81, 1878.
DR.. J; n: woo6worth. Surgeon General Marine Hes.
PNaI service, Warrington, D. ca
Str-At now becomes my duty to report the
eXlstence OF yellow fever In New Orleans
Aoou6 the 18th inst. cases began to occur in
the practice of several of our physicians near
the intersection Cf Constance and TeEpsichore
stfeetss which presented suspicious symptoms
Anq We Row reckon fourteen eaaes &C chat fJcus
e4l en Fieh ak oeatha. n addition 20
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-09-14

dans une crise qni seinble au-
jourd'hui plus ilnminente que
jamais 7
Nous Ell ayons done In CON
fiance, les deux sections, jadis
ennemies, Won't onblier lenrs
vieilles dissentions, ct conconrir
fraternelIement an retour tie la
prosperit6 rationale, ja.lis objet
d'etonneinent pour lie monde, an-
jonrd'hui ohjet de donte pour les
vieilles nationsQui l'enviaient, il
J a vingt ans encore ct pnissent
nos sonhaits Sc realiser C'est lc
plus cher de nos venx, au milien
des tristesses qui nous envi-
ronnent.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-09-14

a Ia Guadelonpe, d Ia Martini
que, aux Barbados, d Pile lie Cube
ct Il la Jamafque.
Voici Ell quoi consiste &c trail
tement:
Mons l'avons deja dit ct nous
ne poalvois mienx t;siIe que tle
lie repeter tonjours: Ia fievre
jaune n'attend pas Ia commotlite
des gardes-m;.lsldes. II faut nn'el-
le SOFT colnbaftue tles qu'elle san.
nonce par qtlelque Symphonic que
ce soft. si les symtomes est un
NAL de tete, vons avez les bains
dc pied ct les lmntleaux imbibes
d'ean faslielle sur lie front 81 c'est
M nl;il ale rein, vous avez les
medicines purgatives; 81 e'est
.lne suppression tie transpiration,
yoas avez les fIictions de cifron
let les infllsions sntlorifiques Qui
yaleait mlenx que toutes les cou.
ertares sle laine gni etouffent
so,asant sans f;liw transpirer; 81
lie islalatle = In bonche seche ct
bfulante. yous ayez la glace que
yons pousez lui donner par petits
lnoreeaux. La glace prise ainsT
a linterieur fait un bien inoui
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-09-14
Pour Coroner,
DIR. THOMAS B. pUGH.

Nous avons III penibie mission
d'enregistrer ID deees d'nal bien
brave ct digne citoyen, qui etait
en- meme temps IN de nos pratt
ciens sles plus disfingues ct des
Mus dieyoues 4 sa profession.
Le DR.. II. r. Beasley est mort
lie 10 de ce mois d sa residence, .
Napol4onville, 4 rage de 80 ans,
de ID favre jaune quill await con,
fract6e dams l'exercise de So pro
fession.
LIE DR.. Beasley await fait dc
s6rienses 6tndes en- Am6rique si
en- Europe; il await suiyi les
cours des Universities pEsim
bourg, Ecosse, ct de Heidelberg,
Allemagne, on Il obtint ses di
Dl0mes. II etait tout tl6voue q s.
profession qu'il pratiqualt ave.
un Reimbursement remarquabIt
parni toutes les classes de 10 so
ciet6.
Pen de temps apres son retoul
d'Europe, en- 1874, ses eonci
toyens r6iirent a Ia Legislature
on il servit I'M terme avec hon
neur ct distinction.
Le DR.. Beasley .etait bienveil
liant ct charitables il aval
conauis l'estime de toute la com
snunaute ct les panyres ptrden
en- mi mn de lenrs plus grand
bienfaiteurs.
II est mort an poste d'honnenI
victime de son devouement
l,humanit6 i IaqnelIe il saerafial
tout son TEMPS ct son saFoir.
Cette mort est ane calamH
Dour notre communante tout
antiare.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-09-14
LIE Mandat Presidentael.

lie comite Potter continue ses
Investigations sur les procedes
qui ont etc mis- Ell Buvre pour
assurer pe.ection du president
Hayes en- Louisiana. Malgre
'pahsence du general Butler la
.seance de samedi etc DIES plus
Finteressantes. NJ. Ganthreaux de
la Nouyelle Orleans, temoin dune
honorabiIit6 indiscutable. fait
des revelations 6difiantes. II af-
firme que l'enregistremerlt frau
|dnIeux a donne un chiffre tie
$4,000 voix pour Ia seule vile de
la NonveIle-Orlean ct de %, 900
pour rEtat enter. II designe sur
| In liste dies electeurs republicans,
ldes eriniuels, des non residents
| ct aufres n'ayant ancnn droit de
1participer a l'eleetion. Il afiirme
ique le president du colnite re-
lpublicain lui !. dit quill await
Ihen tort de traveller avec le
Im;ior Burke dams rinteret du
Iparti democratic, puisque, CT
Iparti cut il 10000 voix de ma
ljorite, l'Etat serait compte quand
tm6me CONNIE republican, par Il
I.iieturning Board. II d6montrt
Que par Ia frauie dies facteurs dt
lla poste, devoues an parti re
lpublicaill, dams Ia distribution
Idcs circulaires. 1000 democrates
ont etc rayes des listes electMiales
CONNIE non-residents; il prouv,
lenfin que 1,136 votes democrate'
mont pas etc complies q Baton
Rouge. Un point interessant d.
Isa deposition est celni relatif
la liste fort edifiante quill pre-
lsente des electenrs republican,
leleyes depuis 1876 d DIES poste
ifederaux ct qni sont an nombr
de %. Mais ce qui surtout q; pro
vogue l'attentiCn des commits
saires, c'est l'affirmation qn'i
zItlonlle, sans hester, d'ayoir VI
James Il. Anderson causer ave
I'M. John Sherman. au restauran
5 Moreau de In Nouvelle Orleans
alalors que cette conversation
.Iavait etc positivement nice pa
M. John Sherman lui-m6me. ]
] ne peut exister anjourd'hui ancuI
t doute, NJ. Gauthreaux DOM
pheure exacte, decrit pendr0it, /
position des denx interesses el
Z chose plus precis encore, Iajont
que le major Burke qui dfnai
ce ,iour.la avec lui, adressa In
t meme Ia parole d Anderson a
q plmoment on ce dernier allait con
mencer 81 conversation ave
NM. John Sherman ct Stoughtol
lIi est int6ressant de voir mail
). Tenant comment M. Sherman +,
lpondra d cette affirmation {
comment il expliquera 50
manQne de memoire .v1aimeI
: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d
Etats Unis.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-09-14
La FIGURE jaune.
Le MesehacebS public Particle

Ao 4CcoHtSetO0 ls"0tto Ga atoac
snivant
La ievre jaime est ellie conta-
gieusef ST l'on consulte les im-
menses trayaux lie Cllersin, la
|fieyre jaime nest point transmits
|sibIe; ellie Serait meme rendne
plus meurtriere par les measures
an moyen desquolles on croft en-
Iemp6cher l'extension. Les cor
dons sanitaires, les lazilrets ct les
Quarantaines ne mettraient point
les populations a Pabri dc Ia lie.
sre jaune; cette lnalalie s'eten-
draft ct s'arr6terait sans egard
pour t0utes les measures de pre-
caution prescrites par nos lois ct
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-09-14
Traite1nent de la flsyre sa,,,.

L'Abeille, de Ia Noayelle- Or.
leans, reeommande un tr,itement
pour la fievre jaune qui est tles
plus simples ct des plus ynlgai-
res, lnais qni u toujours etc pra.
tiquA ayec success a ST. Dominique,
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-09-14
CHAkIrE RATIONALE N

Nous assistons d un double
bien emouvant, a la fois
fort attristant ct fort consolant.
Autour de nous la mort taucheI
sans pitie, ct c'est par milliers
que nous comptons aujourd'hui|
ses yictimes en- Louisiana ct dams
denx ou trois Etats riverains du
Mississippi. Les rues de quel
qu'nnes de nos yilles sont silion-
u6es de convois funebres; on ne
compte plus les families que le
deuil \ visitees, ct la terreur s'est
emparee des plus intrepides. Les
cites dn Sud que le hasard, plus
que les conditions climateriques,
a epargnees, tremblent ct SEN
tourent de precautions, exagerees
pent etre, mais quill nous est dIt
ticile de blamer, bien que lie COM
:nerce ct les affaires en- soutfrent
cruelleInent. Tout celia est bien
|desolant, ct que de milllers de
braves gems, aujourd'hui atteres
par Get epouvantable spectacle,
perdent courage ct baissent Ia
tete sous les coups redoubles de
la fatalite!
Eh bien, q cote de toutes ces
miseres ct de toutes ces horreurs,
nne chose bien noble. bien conso
Ilante, bien chretienne Went reie
yer les ames ct leur pronver que
rhumanite, ayec toutes ses fai
blesses, ave: tous ses vices, tous
les maux qni sont l,arfois son on,
vrage, possede encore une gran,
de valeur morale, ct que la cha
rite chez ellie s'eleve, a certains
moments, au niveau des pllis
granlcs calamites. De tois les
lpoints DIES Etats-Unis arriveil'
ld'innolnllrables seconrs aux NAL
lhenreuses victilnes du tieau ton
tps les bourses SO sont ouvertes
riches ct pauvres ont donne, ct !
ly en- certainement plus dune
humble offrande qui 4 do cot1te
de tlnres priyations q certaine'
families panyrea viyant an Jou
/, lie jour. Lesprit sectionnel q com
! pletement disparu an millen d
cette effroyabie calamite. On
] oublie la guerre ct ses ruines, !
IConted6ration eft ses lnttes, i
: democratic ct ses recentes VII
aItolres. On ne s'est plus souven
!, ,Iuue de l'inmense malheur q,
-Ifrappait toute Ene section innt
Ecente; ct des bords du golfe q
regions des lacs, des extremite
!. Iau Far.Ouest aux sriyages d
sIrAtlantique, la charite s'est MOI
Itree genereuse ct atteint que
!, lauefois les plus mobiles propo
| ltions.
= On a vu des doeteurs, d,
: hommes, des femmes, non seul
ment mes dams les pays du Sn'
ou Ton peut SO croire plus {
Ilnoins d l'abri dn f1eau, ma
!; |du Nord, de rOuest, yenir !
, frontier une mort presque ce
]. ltaine, pour soigner obscnrsmel
Ides malheareux qui n'avaiel
/ pas de quoi payer de parei
it services, ct qui, une fois !sauv
a meme, ne pouvaient temoign
sfilenr reconnaissance q leurs sa
y veurs devoues, retournes ch
leuy. ii d fallu arrGter Get eli
: sublime, mais imprndent eh
: tlquelques-uns, qui 1fenssent ia
en- venant s'ofrir q la rage
t61 61fleau, que lui seryir d'alime
be nonveau ct raider / etendre $
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-09-14

des seconrs en- favour du Sud,
a etc presque proclamee une.
question rationale.
Tout celia, nous lie repetons,
offre un spectacle consolant ct
rassnrant pour l'avenir il pronye
que les vieiiles haines section
nelles sont eteintes, ct que le
Sud nest plus desormais place
en- dehors de l'Union. Anjour
d'hui que le Nord ct le Sud sc
sont tendu une main fraternelle,
que les heureux sont venus au
secours des malheureux, sans
compter; ct ont paye largement
leur dette de sympathie au NAL.
heur; aujourd'hni que le Sud a
va, de ses yenx VI, quill a encore
des freres dams lUnion ct que
les plus farouches republicans
ont senti iear c@ur sc fendre au
spectacle de tant de profondes
|iniortunes, n'est.il pas permls
|d'esperer un retour a une entente
|cordiale entire les deux sections
du pays? N'est-il pas permits
|d,esperer ,.qu'entre nous ct le
Nord tout etat de guerre a cesse,
ct que nous pouvons nous en-
tendre sur lie terrain de Ii, po-
Ilitiqne ct des intei8ts materiels,
CONNIE nous venons de le faire
sur Ie terrain de l'infortune ct de
la charite
Ponrquoi pas 7 l'homme apres
tout, nest pas nj meclant qa'ol
10 pretend, quill Sc yante d'
ll'etre lni-m6lne. Ii vaut mieul
lque ses. systemes qui fegaren'
let le pertlent; et, quand il
clairemeIt compris que ecu.
quill prenait pour dies ennemis
Ietaient reelirment des freres
Ique ceux quill poursuiy;,it de s.
Ihaine meritaient son estime e
Ison amitie quand il a bien V,
,tque les idees qui le dominaien
/ .linsQne-la lui 6taient funestes
.Iqu'il await r6ellement besoin d
!. Iceux don't il cut youlu jadi
Icruellement Sc debarrasser
leuantl il Il va que leur malheul
a eux, devenait son propre ma
heur, d lui, ct que sa prosperit
Ipopre dependant lie IN leur, ah
lalors, il revient a de meilleur
, sentiments; il tend la main
!; cenx D qni il tournait le dos,
il leur demande de TRAVELLER e
Icommun ayec lui au bonheur {
: d la gloire de la patrie.
9 Est.ce trop exiger de deu
j. sections dun pays, faites por
/ vivre ensemble ct ne pouvaI
: Sc passer Pune de l'autre, d
faire Ia paix, de marcher la mai
= dams la main yers le bien cor
). mum, de s'entr'aider fraternell
i, mAnt, au lieu de Sc faire III
Il Iguerre impie !
isl Oh lie malhenr! quelles leeol
f III donne a nottre pauvre hum
r mite, a ceux eui lui 6chapper
it momentanement, bien plus e
It core qua ses yictimes! Que
Is Nord ne l'oublie pas il pourrai
IS ce qua Dieu ne plaise, etre fra
srlp6 4 son tour, Dime faeon
u dune autre. Ne serait-il p
q bien ;aise de trouyer dams s
nlfreres da Sud quill Went d'aid
q generensement dams leurs sol
I, frances, gull aurait traites aus
u gen6reasement en politique,
ltlqui, en- definitiye, lui ifonruisse
IS en- expectation lie plus clair
ses revenas, des appuis seriel
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-09-14

Zenon CantluIle
j. B. Landry, Jr.
Frdncnis Arseinand
Leon Bergeron
Emile trliiac
John Dalferes
Aug stus Underwood
Nuniit Verret
Abraham Brown
Jesse Kelly
John Collins
Lrlsignan V Z ntiry
Liyauditis Bernard
Desirs. Bou,lreanx
Aflrien Daigle
Edward Cue Try
] Il Moseman
PAM FlaiIcioni
Joseph Bartlltt
! R q j Gautllreaux
Adolph Williams
! Arthur Bernuchand
Jacob Helm
Samuel blanchard
i Archy Christian
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James Tn,,ss,,,
Desire Rerocron
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Edward R,aIr;ana
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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-09-14
VENTRE
FOR THE NOVEMBER TERM
OF THE
Fifteenth Judicial Dist. Court.
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
PARISH OF ASST UMpTIoN.

The names of the following persons were
drawn to serve as jurors for the November
term of the Fifteenth judicial District
Court, TO be begun aud holden ut E;lI,o-
leonyiIle on the first Monday IN Noyem-
Der, 1873.
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