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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-08-03
A GROAN FOR THE KHEDIvE.

In paper from the correspond
ence of the New York Times which
we print in another column we
listen to a mournful wall on behalf
of the Egyptian revenues in the
hands of English ShylOcks." tits
worth reading, if only to see how
the same circumstances produce the
same phraseology all the world
over. Turn, therefore, to a short
article on our first page entitled
"British Domination in Egypt"
and then let us look little beyond
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-08-03
ALOUISIANA LYNCHING.
Four Negro murderers swung up
i'm the COurt-HOuSe Yard at
Monroe.

MONROE, July 30.-A party of
masked men, variously estimated
at from forty to five hundred, rode
into Monroe at / o'clock this morn
ing, forcibly took from the parish
jail four colored men who were con-
fined there charged with murder,
took them into the courthouse
square and hung them to the limb
of an oak tree. Three of the victims
were implicated in the killing, last
May, of w. C. Fitzgerald, a white
constable, who had attempted to
arrest them, as is alleged for disOr-
derby conduct on the streets. They
had been tried and sentenced to the
penitentiary for life, and the other
two remanded for new trial. The
fourth victim was charged with
waylaying another negro in cold
blood. He had been sentenced by
the District Court to the peniten-
tiary, but obtained new trial. The
verdict of the CorOner's jury was,
"That said parties came to their
death by hanging, and that the
same was done by parties unknown
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Advertised Letters.

AuVeFLlSeu AeIteESs
Remaining at the GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Pos
Office, Saturday, Aug. g. 1873. If not called
for in thirty days, will be sent to the DEAD
Letter Office:
A-AIlen, J.B.
Armstrong, Mrs. Mary.
B-Barnett, Sam.
Barker, Harriet.
BatSOn, Miss Alice.
Bayliss, John, Sr.
BeaSley, II. Z.
Beasley, Rev. -.
Beasley, S. w.
Bingham, Weaver s.
BOultOn, John.
Brokenburg, Mrs. Easter.
Brown, Miss Sallie H.
C-Conrad, Mrs. Nancy.
Custard, Rease.
ChildS, Mrs. Lucinda.
Carlile, Miss Grace L.
Cocks, Mrs. Mag M.
Chiles, James.
D-Dixon, j. r.
Dudley, William.
E-England, joni.
G-Gupton, Ned.
Gaines, William.
Gray, Dock.
Goldberg, L. H.
H-Hunter, w. q.
Hickman, Miss Lucy.
HOWerth, j. w.
Hester, Miss Mary.
J-JohnSon, Mrs. America.
K-Killebrew, Mrs. Mary A.
Kenney, James. ~
Lyle, Ed.
LeClercq, F. L.
M-Mansfield & Co.
Mosely, Dick.
Marshall, James.
McCalley, John w.
Moore, James.
Marshall, James. (coD
Manson, Mrs. Sallie.
N-Nollen, Miss Maria.
O-O'Brien, Miss Kathleen.
Owens, Jake.
R-Ritter, Mrs. Emma.
Ramsey, Mrs. Jennie.
Rose, Henry.
S-Simkins, A. C.
Shepperd, Alexander.
Stratton, Albert.
W-Waters, Mrs. Ara.
Woods, Lucy.
Wins, Alice
Wiley, Mrs. Rebecca.
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say advertised.
SAM'L REXINGER, p. NJ.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-08-03
The Eclipse.

Observations Of the eclipse having
been a total failure here on account
of the clouds, we give for the infor-
nation of our readers the reports of
observations made along the path
of tOtality by scientific men and
telegraphed by them to the AssOci-
ated Press.
The discovery of an intra-mercu-
rial planet by Prof. Watson, observ-
ing at Rawlins, Wy, needs con-
firmatiOn.
AT DENVER, COLORADO.
DENVER, Coll, July 29.-The sky
was entirely clear until one O'Clock
Z. NJ, when few masses of cumu-
lus clouds showed themselves on
the mountains toward the north and
westward. With these exceptions
the sky was perfect, and the atmOs-
pheric conditions were of the most
favorable character for a successful
observation of the eclipse. The
hOuse-tOps were thrOnged with peO-
pie, higher buildings being especial
iy in demand, as from them the
approach of the dark shadow of
t0tality could be seen as it swept
onward over the plain. The time
of the first contact was 800, Denver
time; and ten minutes later the
presence of the moon at the edge of
the SUMS disk was plainly percepti-
BILE to ordinary observers with
smoked glass. By three o'clock the
sunlight had moderated in a marked
degree, showing pale yellow color.
Later on, a lurid glare Overspread
the earth. The heat of the sun was
no longer oppressive, and light SIM
liar to twilight was shown in the
horizon, and the light fiecks of
clouds began slowly to dissolve, ow-
ing to the change in the tempera-
ture. AS the period of totality came
on the sight from an elevated posi-.
ton was grand. An extreme dark
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-08-03

A LARGE stock Of Clocks, very
cheap, at Cookies.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-08-03
AT PALESTINE. TEX.

PALESTINE, TEX, July %
Prof. Levanitz, of this place, made
the following observations of the
eclipse to-day First contact, hours
80 minutes 800 seconds. Second
contact, hours 80 minutes 384 sec
onds. Third contact, 5 hours AZ
minutes Al seconds. Fourth con-
tact, 6 hours 40 minutes 524 seconds,
Washington time.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-08-03
AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July 29.-Prof. Wood
ward, of Washington University,
made observations of the eclipse
here this afternoon but as the me-
ridian time determined by Observa-
tions of the sun here, and not Wash
ingtOn time, was used, and for other
reasons, he does not claim for them
any scientific Importance. The first
contact was made at a point on the
suns limb SO degrees 40 minutes "a
seconds west of the north point of
the suns limb, at hours 80 min
utes A seconds. The last contact
was made at point on the SUMS
limb rs degrees 80 minutes and 80
seconds from the north point of the
suns limb, at 3 hours 81 minutes
and 49, seconds. The duration of
the eclipse was 2 hours, ! minute
and 294 seconds. Eighty-twO one
hundredths of the suns disk was
Obscured. The phenomenon at
tracted universal attention, and the
streets, windows and hOuse-tops
were crowded with interested spec
tatOrs, who, with smoked glass and
other appliances and apparatus, pa
tiently watched the various phases
of the eclipse from the beginning to
the end.
INTRA-MERCURIAL PLANET DIS
COVERED.
RAwLINs, WY, July 29.-Prof.
Watson, of Ann ArbOr, and Mr..
Norman Lockyer have just returned
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-08-03

Remaining at the GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Post
Office, Saturday, Aug. 8, 1873. If not called
for in thirty days, will be sent TO the Dead
Letter Office:
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-14
NOTICE.

The public, and every person IL
particular, is hereby notified that
the late Francois Angelloz died
some time in October, 1879, and at
1.-THE time of his death bs was nos
SCISSOR of, and owned, the following
described promissory note which
cannot now be found among his
effects the same having been miae
laid or lost by him before his death
/. to wit; A note, dated the I7ti, of
February, 1876, at the parish of
Assumption, drawn by Jean Lar
reuie to his own order and bvl,im
endorsed in blank, Fur the sum of
sIx hundred dollars, payable in All
the month of March, 1877, with in
terest from maturity until paid nc
the rate of eight per cent. per an
mum and paraphed stNe rariafar,,
by j b. Wilmington, Notary pub
lie; therefore, the public in general
and everybody is hereby notified
not to negotiate or transact for said
note as the payment thereof has
been stopped.
PIERRE JULTAT.
Curator Of succession of Franeo;.
Angelloz.
:, Parish of Assumption, November
., 1873.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-14
I'm village Indies, pria
par DIES siages.

a doaze miles an Nord de
Calcutta se trouye lie petit village
de Bengalll /; il ne renfeIme
qn'ane centaine de cases placees
sur denx lignes PARALLELS ct Sc
parees par I'm petit ruisseau oui
descend des montagnes de iHou.
gly ct Va Sc penlre dams une des
branshes du grand fieuve. La
cealne de fHougly sabaisse en-
pente douce vers lie golfe du
Bengaie; ce ne sont plus cue des
rolilnes couyertes de for6ts i'm
I'enetrable. au pied desquelIps
sSt assis le village de Bengalh.
LIE IA septembre, sur les trois
ieures de rapr6s-mi,li, deux In
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-14

Idlens travaillaient dams III
champ de mails, dams les environ,
J du village; lis enten,lirent III
bruit pres d'eux an milieu. de.
haates herbes, nais ny pr9ieren1
IaucuIie attention.
! Peu d pen le bruit se rapprocha
les herbes s'ecarterent ct Quatre
slnges de hauts-taiIle les eln.
porterent ayec la rapidite dune
fieehcIsur les branches DUN des
grantis arbres dc la for6t; ills nv
restetent pas longtemps: les
slnges les pousserent apres les
;syoir regardes en- grilnacant.
Les lndiens arriverent au pied
tie farbrc sans trop sayoir com
ment, courarent au village; tout
lie monde sortit des cases; mais
ue foale de grands singes Sc
ianealent ell meme de la turat ct
Sc rualent sur ces malheureux !;
des femmes, dies enfauts furent
cruellement maltraites.; les In.
diens prirent la fuite et Sc re-
fugierent sur la colline qui domino
ie village. La peur, la supersti
ton etait probablement pour
beancOup dams leur d6faite.
La mutt vint ; ills entendirent
les crls DIES singes qui couraientI
a travers leurs cases; puis une|
iuenr rongeatre eclaira le eiel i
les cases, sur, la rive droite dn
rulssean, etaient en- feu; l'incen |
die expulsa leurs yainqueurs
tffrayes par les fammes, les sin
ges s'enfuirent dams la forGt en-
poussant des hurlements terri
bles; lis avaient tout brise, tout
pile.
LIE lendemain, des officers an.
slais sinrent yisiter lie village :; |;
Is s'avaneerent bien armes dams
u foret lis ne purent reconnai
re que les traces de ces etrangesl
billiards.; les Indiens, effrayes.
mt emigre pour Sc rapprocher de
calcutta.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-14

), -Qaelques emprunts d la clet
DIES songes de l'incommensura bic
! Tam Tam:
| IDEE rerer qH'on c,, a Mne L.
/ Vous fnirez fon.
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hautenent lc Is aott. Imme.
diatenlent vous recevez une giffie
qui vons tera voir trente-six
lampions.
| INVITATION d dsner.-Op vons
fianqiiera au poste.-Aabal. Vons
recevrez d'ici peu une fameuse
|danse.
HABIT.-Un ami vous invitera
lie ltindi d une petite noce. Vous
y prendreZ une rude culotte.
JAMBoN.-On vous proyoquera
en- duel. Ne yous battez pas.
vons seriez shrement fume.
LUNETTEs.-Vous ferez yotrs
chemin dams la magistrature
assists; eB avoir sur le neS.-H VI
Il des gems qui en- veulent ! yos
fonds. Ouvrez reil ct lie bon.
SoLEIL.-Vous ferez des trous
! Ia lune.
SoURIs.-Vous cller:herez Ia
tlu chat.
TENoR.-Dedain complet de !
Ia modestie. Vous deyiendrez t
absolument gateux. Il
PEIGNE.-Cheveux prochainsfF : :
ians le potage de votre exis- !
-ence. f.
VEINEs.-En tont vons aurez =
q plus granda deyeine, qui est
'artere carotide dc la male :
;hance. :,
CNIFoRME. = Heritage pro- n
hain par suite de la mort dun e
'ncle dAmerique, tambour au 5,
7e cuirassiers des reIocipetlistes =
ons nlarins du roi de Siam. H.,
ous laisscra sa caisse Ell 2 lais. n
ant sa peau. IN
VERRoU.-Vons finirez NAL iii
ous desiendrez Journalistic. al
ZINC.-Aspiration yers les IN
ct les m6l6s casse sur ~
, compton,. u
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-14
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH CoURr.
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
Succession of Legfroy LeB Blaacand
Goralte Leblanc, his Wye.
No. 1883.

By virtue of and in obedience TO
decree of sale rendered by the
Hon the Parish Court OF the parish
OF Assumption and to me directed.
dated the End day of December,
1873, will offer for sale at public
auetion to the last and highest bid
der at the late residence of Leufroy
LIE Blanc, in this parish, on the right
bank OF bayou Lafourche, at about
four aud three quarters miles from
the town of Donaldsonville, on
Saturday, January IL, 1879.
between the hours of 10 A. and 1
f. III the following described prop
erty, belonging to the above sue
cession, to wit:
/. A certain tract Of land or plan
tation. situated in the parish Of AS
sumption, on the right bank of
6ayon Lafourche, at about four and
three-quarters miles from the town
OF Donaldsonville, measuring two
arpents and a half, more or less,
front on said bayou on the depth
thereunto belonging according to
the United States surveys of tho
place, bounded above by land of
Alcide LIE Blanc e. Co., late of Mira.
Lawrence Rodriguez, and below by
land of Paul V. Vegas, together
with all the buildings, improve
ments, rights, ways, privileges and
appurtenanc ces thereon or therennto
belonging, in favor or against said
tract of land.
2 Two l2) cows and calves.
8. One ~ mule.
4. One (I) lot household furniture
5. One II lot of cooking utensils.
o. One Il lot Of silverware, &c.
Terms and Conditions:
The movable property, for CASH,
md the land for one-third cash. one
'hlrd in one and one-third in two
Tears from the day of sale; the
purchaser 10 furnish his notes for
he credit portion IF the price of
he land payable to the order of the
administrator of said succession.
nd conditioned to bear interest,"
rom and after maturity until paid
t the rate of eight per cent. per
mum the land remaining specially
ffecfed with vendors privilege, and
lortgaged and hypothecated under
ie pact de non alienGndo to Sec
re the payment of said notes in
rincipal and eventual interest.
he purchaser, in case of s. it or
ldicial proceedings Of any kind
eing instituted to recover the paw
ent of said notes, or any part
lereof. shall pay ten per cent on
le amount sned for, including
and interest, for attorneyis
es, which shall be secured by the
me mortgage and privilege as the
id notes.
p. j. GILBERT.
Auctioneer.
Parish r of Assumption, December
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-14
Mort Dune Heroaue.

Dams la liste des persoune
: mortes a Ia Nouyelle Orleans,
nom de senr Celeste, de i'ordi
de la Misericorde, a generaltmen
1passe inapcreu. Ellie !; etc cinpol
'1te par la tievre jaime, contracte
en- soigant des malades, mais ct
traits tie devouement etaient y
communs dams toutes les classes
ct particulierement parmi les re
liglenscs, quon await perdu lha
bltude d'y prefer Ii. moindre at
tentlon. Toutefois, Ia mort ds
sRur Celeste aurait certaiuelnenl
fait grand bruit dams le Sud, me
me a cette triste epoqac d'epid6
ME, 81 10 public await su Que
lhumble religieuse qni velait de
|s'eteintlie sous ce nom Il etc pen.
iant la gnerre cvilc une verita-
Die amazOne, IN redOutable que.
rillero, un dies membres les plus
conrageux de la bande Quantrell.
Ellie etait file dun fellnier des
envlrons d'lndepeiltience, Nilsson.
ri, nomme Andrew Harris. Son
prenOm etait Annie, ct eile etait
agee de II ans quand, ayant WI
lliassacrer tonte Sa famille par un
detaehement de federauy, ellie
santa sur un cheval, s'enfult au
hasard ct reDcoutra le guerilIere
John McKeene, qui, queIqur
temps anparavant, await recnI
lhospitaiite dams la maison ,il.
I,ere d'Annie. Comme ellie, Nc
heene await WI perir tous les
stems sous les baionnettes fedora
es.
Les .leux jeunes gems, lies parI
~ maiheur commun, deciderentl
lie ne plus sc separer ct de con |
'aerer lie reste de leurs jours q la
Iengeance. Cette resolution prise.
Is alierent faire benir leur ma
'iage. chez 10 ministrs lie plusl
'roelie; ct depuis cette 6poaue.
Annie, tetue ct arlnee en- gneril.
ero, chevaueha lie jour ct de nnitI
cote de sou ali,partageant SEES
erlls ct ses privations. aussi har
ie que lni dams l'attaque:et aussi
npitoyable dams In yictoire.
En- JUN 1868, pres du yiIlagel
e Lees Summit, l.l bande don't
,isaient partie les epoux Nc /
Aeene, fut surprise parun deta- 1
hemeut de milice missoarienne. te
pres un combat acharne, lesIl
nerlllas Sc disperserent, laissaptI
Iusieurs des lears sur lie terrain. Ia
tire autres John McKeene. oul :
Tait ete tue raide, ct Annie Nc. Ii
Gene, tombee a cote de lui ayecl
le bale dams l'epau,e, mails nonI,
orte. Un milicien, ayant renar =
le que ce jeune guefillero vivaitlJ
core, iai approcbalt un revolver
Ia tete pour Fachever, quand lei
e rejeta vivement son chapeau. V
Issant Sc derouier ses longs che
ux qui rev6ierent son sexe. On ri
tit grace de la vie, ct les mill 4,
ms consentirent meme, sur ses \
pplications, d creusef uns fosse f.
son mari ct q lui donner unel
Dnlture d6cente.
Envoyee 4 Kansas CITY. Ia .
'ssee fut confiee aux soins DIES
urs de la Misericorde. Apras q,
4 reimbursement, ellie ALA d
'inphis, embassa le catholics. |la
!, dewitt neinbre de l'on.re al
igienx qui lavait sanvee, ct
qua la fin de la gaerre ellie ac.
npagns les arm6es CONNIE in. ud
Mere pour sOignrr les blesses 'e
les malades sur les champs de
allie ct dams les ll0pitanx la
puis Ia pais, seur Celeste etait ia
achee au conventyies soeurs de ch
Misericorde 4 la NouyclIe Or.
rs. oh
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-14
PROpos DU MESSAGE.

a PROpOS DU MESSAGE
II done enfin para ce Ramerl
message tant attendu, ct que 10
disait ri gros de nenaces. Pas
mechant, az inoins dams Ia formt
qu'on ls predisait. Franclielnenl
u. Hayes ne pcut prendre le to-
brutal ct les faeons des politique
de M. Grant. D'abord, il mes
pas, CONNIE l'illustre fourrean, |,
sauvenr de l'Union. Eusuite, i
n'esta . la Maison Blanche que paI
tolerance. ST le peuple await Sc
rieusement iasiste pour avoir le
President de son choix 81 Il,
majorit6 de Ia Chambrs await fait
tout son devoir, il est bien evi
dent que Zen aurait dit plus GU
moins poliinent D M. Hayes de
rester chez l.ai. Enfin il Iui sieruit
NAL de faire appel q la force, lui
Qui a retire 10 force armee Ia OH
alle await penetre,set qui ma etc
instali6 qua cette condition Ia.
Gar, il ne faut pas que M. Hayes
Ponblie, il nest pas le president
du penple; il nest que lie presi
dent du Congress. &c que le Con
gres a fait, il pourrait le d6faire.
81 on la laisss passer, ce n'etait
que pour avoir ia paix. Gull nous
laisse done 10 paix, OF, q notreI
tour, nous le laisserons tranquille.1
Ce que c'est pourtant que
d'avoir etc plus on moins gen6ral;l
car NJ. Hayes IN etc, IN pen i'm
provis6 pent-6tre, msis neus ne
lui en- faisons pas un reproche.
Tant de gems FONT etc comme lui,
4 cctte 6f,oqne, qni ont fait tristeI
tandis que lai sly est fortl .
bien montre. Quand on est gene. !.
raj, c'est bien IL moins que Ton {
sit Ia premiere quaiit6 du soldat; Z
n. Hayes l'avait On plein, nous t
men dirons pas autant de Butler, |
par sxemple.
Or, quand on . et6 plus oall
noins general, on en- conserve|s
'oajonrs quelane chose. M. Hayes|n
! sans douts execut6 on fait exS Id
inter alors quelqus movement z
ournant, ct IL sen est sonvenu Ia
lans son message qui nest pas Id
nitro chose qn'un movement q,
contre le Sud. Ne pon- IsG
ant l'attaqaer de front par laIpt
orce arln6e, il le prend en- flanc, m
le tourne par la justice, ct veut L
lcher contre lui par derriere tous n
- limiers des cours de district nc
e. Etats, Unis. Mais il await mall dc
son plan, on dn moins, Id.
await comptS sans ::le Congress len
le les elections congressionnel- tn
8 regardsnt. Et il ny anrait eu sol
que deni nal pour lui, sill lnat
ait eu Il maiorit6 dans une lbr,
sambre, simon dana Leo denx. de-
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-14

liyient d'avoir lieu a Colombo;
/ pour clever le general Hampto
. a la dignite de senateur tles Etat,
Unis, ce sont les seuls qui alien
vote contre lni.
Imaginez-vons, maintenant gu
ie parti democratic qui a Ia ma
Jorite au Senat, la majorite a |;
lChambre, vote la proposition gro
tesqne de Nj. Page !? lis men au
ront garde assurement. A forcs
d'adrsse ct de prudence, lis on1
Su ramener Il enx la niasse de Ia
population de c0uieur; lis nc
l'aban,lonnerontcer certainement pas
ponr se l'aliener, CONNIE le font
en- &C moment les republic;,ins.
avec la maladressr propre aux
gems qui Sc noient, ct qui cher.
chent a Sc sauver par tous les
moyens qu'iIs peuvent imaginer
ct Sc raccrOcher a toutas les bran
ches qui leur tombent sous la
main.
On pen done dire que lc mes.
sage presidential provoque la
manifestation lie denx faits restes
Jusqnici caches ct quill etait bon
lie voir Sc reproduire au grand
jour:
To- En fait Investigations, III
navait jusqu'ici etc question que
in Sud. LIE Nord etait q i'abriI
ie ces chooses la, ct personne
l'eut ose faire nne parellie pro. |
position au Congress. LIE Nord|
IS lronve msiatenant snjct toutl
;omme le Sud ct, 81 les Repu-
ont le malheur d'insiStcr
,ir nne investigation dams la !,
caroline du Sud ct dams la Loui. ,
lllie, il faut bien compter egale u
aenL une investigation au Nurd,
New York, on comme lions t
asons deJa dit, il ya Gu des ]
'audes gigantesques. Et 81 lei
I'D pent Sc tirer facilement d'af q
lire, attentiu que fon n'aiieguell
,Iitre iui que des fats xagues. .
men sera pas de meme a New. I
olk, on Pom pris.ie parti re. ia
Ibllcain en- fagrant delit de II
dune auinzaine de .
ille yoix lie gems qui sont tout d
1881 bons, tout aussi legitime q
toyens que les REPUBLICANS. :, :
20. Ii a .devoiie les veritables IL
ntiments des radicanx. a p6, q
81
'rd DIES noirs, ct prouv6 qu'ils )
svalent pour les malheureux de Ise
mpathie qu'autant qu'ils EN-
alrnt profit pour eux -m6mes, -
moment que le n0ir fait al SO
nee avec lie blanc au Sud ct la Nj
mocratie, il est bon a jeter - =
r-dessus bord. iu
C'est la toute Ia moralite Que co
rs avons a tirer de ce nles. :.
yc de M. Hayes, ct nous de- ba
's en- remercier lie President, d.
squ'il nous a ainsi procure a. a.
) double victoire mis- lie Notd lea
le meme pied que lie Sad ct
;e nos ennemis q devoiler aux
< des noirs lenrs veritables
tilnents cachez jusqu'ici sous
nasque menteur de la sym :
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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-14

A Ia reprise dies affaires, le
Ferry Store . diminue lie prix de
ses nlarchandises de 25 pour cent.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-14
CONDITIONS DE D,ARoINFNEFT.
PRTX DES ANNoNoES.

Les abonQ6s du PoRssier, qui ne
fccevraient pas regulierement leurs hume
r0s. nous rendront un grand service en- nous
Rignalaat Sans d6lai soute irrsgularits