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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-13

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

= - " - Wit ~
For State Treasurer,
EDWARD L. iCRONKRrTEl
OF Stephenson.
For superintendent PublicIInstruction,g ~
SAMUEL M.gETTER,S
.-"Hr OfiMcLean. ~
For Clerk Supreme Court-NorthCrn Grand
Division.
HIRAM II. ENoCH.
ofa.Wtunebago.
For Clerk Appellate Commissioned District,
JAMES H. WASH,
or Livingston.
For Congress,
CHARLES DUNHAM.
For state Senator,
LEWIS WILSON.
For Representative,
JAMES II. TODD.
COUNTY TICKET.
Sheriff,
GEORGE NJ. EUKEN,
Coroner,
WILLIAM BEARDSLEE.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-18
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Mark Twain told newspaper re~
porter that he was going abroad in
order to find q quiet place to write,
where he would not be disturbed once
day. It is singular that it never 90
Cured to him to remain at home and
secure desk in a store that don't
advertise.-Norristoaon Xerald.
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BRIC-A-BRAC.

The President has been assessed
$4,000 for the Republican campaign
fund.
The Baltimore papers give the
names of families in that city who
grew rich by privateering in the war
with Great Britain.
On the 20th of April the Gear
passed his sixtieth birthday, thus
proving the fallacy Of the generally
believed assertion that no Romanoff
could attain that age.
Speaking of dancing, a Clergyman
hits the nail on the head with the
rem ark that "people usually do
more evil with their tongues than
W ith their toes"
A farmer was asked why he did
not take the newspaper. "Because,"
said he, "my father, when he died,
left me good many newspapers,
and I have not read them through
yet"
Grant has been heard from again.
He is at Paris, and is travelling on
the reputation for wisdo ON which he
acquired at Constantinoplo by
keeping his mouth shut-and his
hand open.
Miss Kellogg says that newspaper
men are like lemons, fit only to be
squeezed rs much as possible and
then tossed aside. We did not
know that Miss Kellogg was such
cruel woman.
"Does your sister Annie ever say
anything about me, sissy" asked
IN anxious lover Of little girl.
EYES," was the reply; "sho said if
you had rockers on your shoes
they'd make nice cradle for my
doll"
The other evening in London, on
leaving the opera, short sighted
gentleman said to a lady with q
fashionable long train over her arm,
"Do allow me to carry your mantle
for you;" upon which he seized
and elevated the train, blushed and
apologized.
Solicitor Raynor, of tho treasury,
has given written opinion to the
effect that the suits brought by the
United States government to re-
cover gold paid out Of tho Con-
federate treasury ut the close Of the
war to civil officers of the Confeder-
ate government cannot be main
tanned.
The London World thinks society
does well to remember that of the
ninety-nine (roputed innocent
sheep, ninety-eight are perhaps
neither moro nor less guilty than
the one which has openly gone
astray. 1t is not so much the
devious excursion from the fold
itself which is tho offonse, but tho
accident of it's detection.
An Egyptian mummy ut Colum-
bus, Ohio, is said to bo tho remains
of woman who diod whom she was
284 years old. The information
concerning her age is said to have
been deciphercd from her tomb,
and it proves two things: First,
that the Bible records of the dura-
ton of human life are true; second,
that the age of on Egyptian woman
was not kept secret after her death.
WHAT DANIEL WEBSTER THOUGHT
OF PUBLIC LIFE AND PoLIT1os. In
Potter Harveys "Reminiscences" of
the great statesman, just published,
is the following confession to the
author:
II am not unaware---and it would
be affectation in mo to deny it-that
I have public reputation to leave
TO posterity but it has been earned
with difficulty If I we're to live my
life over again, with my present
experience, would, under no cir
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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-12

per Davenle. l'actif depnte du
district de Labadie, il V u eu JUS
qua t.e jour dams CO district 156
cas de tietre inunr. don't 60 morris.
X Illhadir"ille lie iieau, n'ayant
plus de victiinr Il fairt-, a compile
telnrnt siisparn ; mails au Brnle
il J Il encore beancoup de mala-
.'es. les noms ,le ceux qui ont
etc inal:ttlrs ct de eeux qni sont
molts mont pas pm nous Gtre
fourniS.
Les relieves gui precedent ne
comprennent que les localities lie
Paincourtville, de Napoleonville
let lie Labadieville y compris lie
Brfl6 de ce nom.
Dams les autres districts, no.
tamment dams le Ter ct le 4ue, il
Y a aussi Ell beeaucoup de cas- de
Ifievre ct un nombre tres grand
de morris. Les chiffres exacts ne
nous sont pas parvenus. Aussi
vite que les deputies de l'Associa-
citation Howard de notre paroisse
les feront connaftre nous les pu'
blierons.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-12

general des Etats- Unis, ct il
yous l'apprend, veus yous trou-
yez avoir, commits d'abominables
outrages, sans vous en- douter.
En- v6rite, nous sommes tente
de croire que pavocat general
bat la campagne. Oh, diantre
a-t-il yu des outrages, soft lei
soft ailleurs, a propos des elec-
tions, on meme des conventions :?
Est-ce que tout le monde ne
s'est pas assemble quand lila
voulu, CONNIE il Pa voulu, pour
traitsr les questions quill IL youlu?
Sill Y a Ell quelques outrages
commits, en- Louisiana, ca etc a
Natchitoches par quelques noirs
a qui ron await monte la t6te, ct
qui, apres avoir etc convaincus
de la stupidite de leur enterprise,
Sc sont retir6s, chacun chez sol,
la tete basse ct le repentir au
ceur.
Est-ce que le parti republi-
cain voudrait renouveler cette
ridlcule plaisanterie de la che
mise sanglante2 Franchement,
| sill n'avait plus que cette triste
mecllancete-la d puiser dams son
sac q malices, nous le plantations
fort. Ellie est usee jusqu'a IL
corte. Les republicans m6mes
t.u Nortl en- haussent les ep;lules
ct les noirs du Sud en- rient
gorge deployee.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-12
ELECTION NOTICE.
To the Voters of. the Parish
Of ASSUMPTION.

In obedience to act No. So, sec
ton 4, approved April Il, 1877 no
tice is hereby given to the qualified
voters of the parish of Assumption
that an election will be held on
Tuesday. November 5, 1878.
from the hours Of o'clock A. NJ. to
Is o'clock P. NJ. tit being the first
Tuesday after the first Monday of
said monthly, for the following State,
District and parish officers. to wit:
One State Treasurer.
One Representative from the
Third Congressional District.
Ono Senator to represent the.
Ninth Senatorial District.
Two Representatives for the
General Assembly.
One Parish Judge.
/ One Sheriff.
One Coroner.
Eight Police Jurors-one for each
police jury ward.
Eleven Justices of the Peace, and
| Eleven Constables
And whereas the General Assem-
lbly of this State, at its session of
1873, adopted certain proposed
amendments to the constitution of
this State, which, under the provi-
fsioEs of article 147 of said consti-
tuition, are required to be submitted
TO the people for ratification or re-
lection, which amendments have
been moro fully set forth by the,
official PRONUNCIATION of the Secre-
Itary of State, in accordance with
the constitution to which reference
lis had, and are submitted to the
ipcopie ut the next general election
i'll such manner aud form that the
i, people may vote for or against each
amendment separately.
Under Aet No. %, Regular Session
. of 1873.
First proposed amendment--"F For
State capital at Baton Rouge or
ForState capital at New Orleans. 7"
Under Act No. "A, Regular Session
!. of 1878.
II NInef' Ell proposed amendments,
Numbering from ssSeeond proposed
amendment" to .siwentieth prop
!. osed amendment" both inclusive,
> to be voted for or against separate
". each according to its number.
Under det No l2, E.rtra Session oj
: Of 1878.
Twenty first proposed amendment
For amendment,v or "Against
+ amendment"
: In testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand at the iown
D of Napoltonville, parish OF Assum-
}, ton, this second day Of October
) A. ID. 1873.
q A. J. EcHEvERRIA,
i Sheriff.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-12

Un bateau dragueur est d la
tete da bayou Lafourche enle-
want les chicots qui obstruent la
navigation. On salt que dix mile
piastres ont etc appropriees par
le Congress, d la reeuete de notre
honorable representant Jos. IL
Acklen, pour nettoyer le bayou
Ce draguenr a commence la beso
gne.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-12
Pour Coroner,
DIR. THOMAS B. PUGH.
Les habitaus qui roulent sont

Les habitaus qui roulent sont
tres satisfaits du rendement. Els
obtiennent une moyenno dun
boucaut ct quart par arpent'
Plusienrs autres sucreries Sc pre-
parent 4 alluner leurs fourneanz
lundi proclaim ct Ia semalne
suiyante des tlots de fum6e sor
tiront de toutes les cheminees.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-12
Notre Clerge Catholiqle.

LIE clerg6 catholique de notre
paroisse etc cruellement NAL
traite par la presente epidemic.
Les desservants de nos quatre
eglises ont tous etc atteints par lie
fleau. lie Rev. P. Venissat, de
Ste-Philomene, a etc IN
des premiers malades d Labatlie-
vile, qu'on a appele plus tard, ct
malheureusement avec trop de
raison, la petite Grenada. II s'est
retabli a temps pour assister aux
Iterribles ravages de l'6pidemie, ct
pour donner des secours mate.
riels eft spirituels, avec I'M zele
digne de mention, aux nombreu-
ses victimes de la fevre;jaune.
LIE Rev. P. LIE Saichaire, de
reglise Ste Elizabeth, Paincourt-
vile, est toinb6 malade ensuite.
Await d'atre atteint il await visi.
tie de nombreux malades pour
Ileur porter les secours de la reli.
Igion. Nous sommes hcureux dap
Iprendre quill est complement
|retabli.
Lie Rev. p. Viollier, etait allie
lrenlre yisite a son confrere de
Paincourtville c'est la que le
Itleau IA. frappe, samedi dernier
II est mort apres quelqnes jours
de maladie, ayl'age de So ans. /
etait ne a Rome, on il await fail
Ide profondes etudes' dams les &c
llebres universities de la vile eter
nellie. Apres avoir etc professor
de langues modernes dams plu
sieurs celebresl institutions d'I
. talic, d'Espagne ct tle France,
emigra aux Etats- Unis.
Arrive a la NoGvelle Orleans
grace d d'excellentes recommail
\
! tlations, il devint professenr d
. l'ccoie cathoiiqm de l'archcyech
et en- meme temps maitre lie cha
ipelle de l'eglise Ste-a Marie. II el
J. ira ensuite. tl;ins le sacersloce E
e tilt onioi,ne par Mgr Percht
e D'aImrsl noinine vieaire d ID
: naldsonville. il fut bient0t aprt
: appeIe Il III cure lie I'eglise St-N;
II lmleon, d Napoleonvilie posi-
I, Equ'il occupaii depuis plus de deu
s Ians, avec honneur ct distinction
lorsque Dieu Il juge convenab|
de l'appeler a Lui.
4 Dams notre localite il ava
le conqnis l'estime at l'amitie 1
K tout lie monde, sans distinctio
\ de Observation-Disclosures, prote
tants ct juifs rendaient justice
s-lson merite ct i ses bellies qua
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-12
I.,EPIDEMIE.


L'epid6mie continue d faire de
nouyelles victimes, mais cepen-
tlant nous constatons ayec bon
heur une diminution serieuse,
cette semaine, dams lie nombre de
nouveaux cas- ct surtout dams lal
mortalite. A quoi attribuer ce
f;lit, 81 ce nest a l'abaissement
sensible qua subj la temperature
ct aux organisations de secours
dams toute la parolsse qui fai-
saient default an debut du fieau |?
Attendons.donc avec anxiete
les premieres gelees qui, d'apres
la croyance general, basee sur de
nombreux pr6cedents, doivent
lfaire cesser le fleau on du moins
|arreter ses pernicieux d6veloppe-
Iments.
En- attendant, nous devons
lnous armer de courage ct ne pas
lralentir notre zele en- favour des
lyictimes de p6pidemie. Car il y
lencore beaucoup de soins d pro
ldiguer ct beaucoup de miseres d
Isoulager avant que Phorrible
stnuage s'eloigne de nous.
: Notre excellent ami p. j. Gil
bert a envoye un tablean conte
nant les noms des malades ct de-
, lmorts d Paincourtyille, depnis Il
Ter septembre,a a l'Association He
S ward de rAssomption, don't il es
un des deputies les plus zeles
!. Voici d'apres ce relieve les nom
!, Ide ceux que Ia maladic attein1
81 lMaladcs
81 5 enfants ct uue niece de Simon
Gianelloni, 8 enfants de L. j
Gilbert, Mime Jules Blanchard e
3 / enfant. Justin Landry, S;l fen
5 me ct 8 enfants, Mile Emm
, Landry, Nine Cleopha Landry G
2 enfants, Nine Nicholas A. PiI
tado ct 2 enfants, 1 frere de q
81 cholas A. Pintado. Nine Victori
. Triche ct Z enfants, Nine /
Blanchard ct 1 enfant, 8 enfant
) IdAmadeo Blanchard ct I'M O
/ pheiin, Rev. p. LIE Saichaire {
!. ,.ldeux domestiques, Rev. p. Vic
lier, G. J. Savoy, sa femme, 8 ell
faats ct un commits, Mile Landr.
enfants ct TN domestlque q
t. C. Trahant, Nine J. G. Thiac
?
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-12

Nous estimons quill y eu en-
yiron 1400 nalades dams Ia pa
roisse depuis le commencement
de pepid6mie.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-12
La Letfre de rAyocat-Gene-
raj sur les pretendsas Outra-
ges com nm is dams lie Sud.


la facuite, dit que pen
dant les 6pidemies il faut en-
tretenir la gate chez les malades.
D'ou nous concluons quill faut Sc
garder de laisser s'engendrer la
melanconlic chez les gems bien
IDortant. A la bonne heure. Mais
le difficlle est de trouver des su
Jets gals; lis ne fourmi!lent pas
par le temps qui court. C'est
la fievre,jaune qui nous occupe
tous, ct la fievre ne peut faire
guere que pousser des sonpirs
ct verser des iarmes.
En- dehors de repidemie, il NY
a gueres que la politique, qul
nest pas rejouissante non plus;
il ne vous tombe pas touiours
sous la main des conventions
bien droles, bien joyeuses, comme
celle dn parti national, don't nous
parlions dernierement.
Pourtant, en- chercliant bien.
nous pourrions trouver quelque
chose qui puisse nous deritler I'M
peu; lie parti republican, f;ait une
figure 81 triste depuis ses. der
nieres deconfitures. II est bien
battu, hattu d plates coutnres, d
Tia face du soleil ct DIES hommes,
let il ne yeut pas croire 4 SD de
faites, ct il invente mile pre-
ltextes plus OIL moins ridicules
pour rexcuser, simon pour Il
motiver.
HER encore. n'apprenions nous
pas d Get egard une notvellt
letonrdissante, ebourriffante, ,abra
Icadabrante 7 une nouyelle don
Inous eti0ns loin de nous d0uter
|bien qu'elle nous concerne di
Irectement, ct que nous soyon
lou que nous passions pour ctr
lies autears du fait que pon nou
lapprend.
vous etes la chez yous, va
quaint tristement d vos petite
, affaires, an milieu des desastre
Ique fait autour de yous pepMt
ME ct ayant d peine 10 courag
,lde vous occuper de polititiqut
olbien que vos intsrets les plu
lchers, les plus sacres y soier
lserieusement attaches. 81 fe
Idevait vous reprocher quelqu
chose, ce serait de la faibless
du Encouragement, plut6t qu'u
exces de vigeur ct de patri
tisme.
al Pas tlu tout. Vous appren
D tout a coup que yous vous CO
a duisez CONNIE de veritables
e cripans, que vous commettez d
II chooses i faire dresser les cheyeu
. sur la tete, que vous vous laiss
: aller a des actes inouIs d'atrocit
d des outrages (c'est le mot, no
raimons; il est 6lastiqne, il
lgnifie tout, a moins gull ne sig
lxlfe absolument rien); en- un nj
il, que les marshais des Etat-Ul
esIet les avocats de district no
es won't tomber dessus, vous v
PSI rouiller, vous frapper dune gros
le elamende.-Pourquoi pas vo
e. pendre tout desuite le crime
.leIvaut bien la peine.
es) Cest pavocat- general {
Etats- Unis qui vous apprend G
!, dams nne lettre que, des haute'
) lointaines de Washington, il +
Anime contre vous ct vos &C
laIplices.
lit II a vi tout celia de son
H.. ron
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-12

Une mention honorable aux
seurs du Convent Mont-Carmel,
de Paincourtville. Ces braves
religieuses ont ferme les classes
pour consacrer tout lenr temps
aux soins des malades .iepnis lie
commencement de repidemie.
On verra ailleurs que deux de
ces vaillantes ct dignes temmes
ont etc atteintes par lie feau.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-12

LIE gouverneur Nichols a perdu
nm enfant la semaine derniere,
une charmante petite file de 4
ans. Nous sympathisons . ia
douleur que cette perte lui tait
epronver.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-12

L'Union Francaise continue
avec activite Feuvre artlue
qu'elle s'est imposee depuis les
prelniers jours de pepidemie. Le
nombre des malades qil'elle u ell
a soigner, tant eli vile que dams
les paroisses, est immense, ct ce-
pendant ellie s'est acquittee de
cette tache avec un deyouement
sans borne qui, jusqu'a &C jour, u
etc couronne dun plein success. II
est vrai qu'elle u d sa tete des
hommes Qui ne reculent devant
aucun sacrifice lorsqu'il s'agit
d'humanite ct Gle patriotisme. On
u pu voir a P@uvre, ici meme, les
malades que nous p anne
nes n. Chagnard ct don't quel.
ques-nns nous restent encore. Ce
sont des servants de l'association
qui donnent une juste idee do ce
que sont les hommes qui les en-
voient.
| LUnion Franeaise, il f.ut le
dire, a etc puissamment aidee
dams son euvre humanitaire par
des medecins d'elite qui font Ia
lgloire de leur pays.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-12

rE Les abonues du Pioa,nicr, qui ne
recevraient pas Requirement leurs hume
ros, nous rendront un grand service en- nous
signalaut sans delai toute irregularlte.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-12
Ct gioaaifr.
PARATT ToCs LES sAMEDIs.
CHARLES DUPATY, Editeur.
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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-10-12

ties. II a etc egalement regrette
de tous.
LIE Rev. P. Bouchet, de Pcglise
de Presumption, est tonbe mala-
de la semaine derniere. Nous
sommes heureux d'apprendre
quill est Ell pleine convalescence.
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covered before any competent tribunal by com
plant, Indictment, or action of debt; and in all
actions OF debt commenced in the supreme judicial
court, or III the superior court for the county of
Cumberland, the plaintiff recovering shall recover
lull cost, without regard to amount recovered
Judges of municipal aud police courts and trial
Justices, shall have concurrent jurisdiction OF all
o6enses described in this act, when the penalty
Tor the onense complained of does not exceed
thirty dollars. In where the ofepsr described
In this act is alleged to have been committed in any
river, sire am, pond or lake forming boundary be-
tween two counties, or where the fish caught
in one county and carried to another county, the
action complaint, or indictment may be com.
menced and prosecuted in either county. One half
OF all fines and penalties recovered or imposed
when not otherwise provided, shall be for the bcne
fit of the party prosecuting making complaint
and the other half to the county which the pro-
ceedings are commenced and prosecuted
SEC. n. The provisions of This act shall not
apply to the taking of blue-back trout
SEC. 2s ALI acts and parts OF acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repeated; provided, how.
ever, that nothing in this section shall repeal the
laws relating to the st. Croix, Denny, Penmaquam,
CObscOOk, East Machas and NarraguagLs rivers.
And this act shall not apply to fish taken In the
weirs on st Crox river.
SEC. 20. This act shall take effect when approved
(Approved Feb. Il, 1878
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AN ACT to amend section nine OF chapter hundred
and sixteen Of the Revised Statutes relating Board
of Prisoners in Jail.
Be it enacted, &C., as follows
SECrIoNl. Section niue of chapter hundred and
sixteen Of the revised statutes is hereby amended by
striking out the word three" in the fourth line thereof
and inserting in lieu thereof the words dollars and
fifty cents, that said secon amended, shall read
follows:
Section Q. The jailer's fees for the commitment
discharge of prisoner shall be twenty cents; and for
the entire support Of each prisoner Of every description
committed to his custody such sum, not exceeding at
the rate of dollars and fifty a week. as the
county commissi judge reasonable
SEC 2. This act shall take effect when approved.
approved February Il, 1879