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Sergeant Signal Corp
WEATHER TO-DAY.
ReL,tIsr o1.tisr Mtt e,.s' fling.
lI;4ahsald 1.aa.a.aa4a1

Let Meeker county do her duty by the farmer
candidate, and give Pillsbury, the millcrs' ring
candidate, the rebuke bedeserves.
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lass, who showed himself capable Of troubling
many 1925 horses. The following is the
SUMMARY.
Purse, $1,000; 1850 class.
-Four Others drawn.

Four others drawn.
Time, 2:26, 2:26111, 2:26. -
In the free for all there was great interest
manifested throughout. In the first heat
Driver soon took the lead, followed by Bone.
setter. Darby, from the last position grad ually
moved up to second place. On the home
stretch Belle Brassfeld took third place, Char.
ley Ford getting fourth Scott's Thomas fifth,
Bonesetter, broke badly, sixth, and Kate Mid.
dleton last.
Time, 2:2l]1.
The second heat was a repetition of the first
until the home stretch, when Darby showed his
nose under the wire ahead of Driver, Charley
Ford being third, Soott's Thomas fourth, Belle
Brassfeld, Bonesetter and Kate Middleton fol-
lowing in the order nam ed. Time, 2:201(.
In the third heat Charley Ford took the lead,
and on the back stretch trere was a pretty race
among Ford, Brassfield and Driver, but Darby,
who was little behind and came gamely to
the front when near home. and the heat
in a very fast trot. Charley Ford was o neck
behind Driver, Soott's Thomas Belle Brass
field, Bonesetter and Middleton succeeding.
Time 2:2013. The last heat wa trotted in the
dark. Bouesetter and Katie .ddleton were
drawn. Driver and Charley Ford set the pace
until the home stretch. where Driver carried
Ford to a break and Darby, coming up at the
critical time, shot ahead and finished q half
length in advance of Driver. Charley Ford
third, Scots Thomas fourth, Belle Brassfeld
fifth. Time 2:22. Purse of this race S1.5OO.
This weeks races have been rather unsuccessful
In financial point of view.
TEN BRoEcks coLoRs TO THE FRONT.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-The race TO Q Bean
clerk plate was won by Ten B ca "a FLY,
Frolic.
RACE MARE DEAD.
RICHMOND. Sept. l9.-The famous thorough
bred mare, Mia, died this morning in her SD
year.
HOPEFUL DEFEATED.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Sept. l9.-Hopeful failed
in the special purse race yesterday. Time,
2:s24, 2:2SA, 2:23x.
Shooting Tournament at st. Louis.
FAIR GROUNDS, ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 19.-As q
prelude to the grand military contests which
are to be given with the opening of the EXPOSE
ton and fair next week, the St. Louis Light
guards, a new cavalry organization of this city,
held a tournament in the arena of the amphi-
theatre. Three prizes were awarded. the win
ners being E. O. Cherbonier, F. W. Mccoy and
J. G. Price. These gentlemen, with the two
scoring the next highest number, E. Todd and
q. @. Fallon, will select from the audience to-
morrow queen of love and beauty and four
maids of honor, who will be crowned by the
victors with rich and costly crowns, devised for
the occasion and costing $1,000. The attend
ancc to-day was not very large, but great
crowd If society bellies are expected to be pres
ent tomorrow and the choosing of the queen
and her maids is looked forward to with much
expectancy. ...
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EUROPEAN EVENTS.
GENERAL AND POLITICAL OLD
World NEWS.

Another Afghan District Joins tho Re
volt-Incidents In the Capture of Cete-
wayO-Rtotous Proceedings OF tho Ash
ton Cotton Strikers-Indignities to EN-.
peror William Upon the Occasion of His
Visit to strasburg- Miscellaneous.
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Martin Edwards, If Belle ClccA, in fight
with another fellow, had one Of his ears bitten
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Gold Bars from England.

New YORK, Sept. l9.-The steamship City of
Chester brought $25O, coo in gold bars.
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THk SOUTHERN SCOURGE.

Several New cases and One Death at Con-
cordia, Miss-The Situation at Memphis
Tho Quarantine Trade R-etriotions Pro-
nounced Constitutional-Donat Etc.
CoNCoRDIA.
New ORLEANS, Sept. ia Genville, Miss,
special reports four new cases and one death at
Concordia.
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DAILY LOCAL MEANS.

Bar. Their. Rel hum. Wind. Weather.
S03l4 GOT III SW. Fair.
Amount of rainfall, 90; maximum ther.
nometer, GO; minimum thermometer, ~.
O. e. NJ. CONR.
Sergeant Signal Corps, u. q. A.
WEATHER TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON, sept. 20, ! A. M.-Indications
for upper lake region, clear partly cloudy
weather, westerly winds, Becoming variable,
stationary or higher temperature, lower bar.
5ometer. For upper Mississippi and lower Mis-
souri, valleys. clear or partly cloudy weather,
variable winds, shifting to warm southerIy,
lower barometer.
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FUNERAL OF GEN. SMITH.
A PIONEER GONE.
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CoRps, q, 3. 4.
INGERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST.. PAUL, MINI.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
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time at all stations.
Meteorological Record, Sept. 10, 1879. $3.50 P. !
The New York herald., 1879-08-08

uARNEss.-TIE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE IN
New York. without exception call and examine
for yourselves. RICHARD FISHER. l5S Chambers st.
The New York herald., 1879-08-08

AsTRoLodY-7rn PAsr-ath col
st'ss ssot'asSERs y1sfFp-an 'P;i Paesmls. col
BR3R sR33eRLSS IN board xrxETaESrs 70 LET. icaD
gys!SE$s oSSShyySIrIEs- 81. P4sr-esA col
SRkE SI5 KEa sP ps1Ts co..
c9fsTT fAarneth col M =
SS S9SGiSa AcAbhMiEsHlsr 70 rAss~5sh COL
DENTIsTRY-2p PAcE-lst col
B%S BwNa EiEos SGsEs ro
EuRofEaN col
EEVE1rEdTTs r1Gkpsa eea and 4tb col,
FfNANCIAL-srn PAeE-eth col.
1is FUkSisED sHi5I RocMs AND APARTMENTS TO LET
lsr PAGK--5th col.
PENAL. r4arsA aud
HSks o;.. r4s s s s and sA
FoTSEs s5oHs tEaoss fs OF BUSINESS &C.,
1ssrR6cTEeR-lsr MAnT6H-1sT FaessS FAss-s.S col col
E5sA1 E5s4 ksD NSTsSESl.s Ftss.sn
MsSHIXEnxNTfRR MAsBEx nxNTRLssD rsesss rssaad ssl COL
MEDICAL-7rH PAcK-6th col.
NESTq4I1scs NV rfese.s sG pAcre. COL
sEHSsoSS57E1s. sPaSoS5s7E oGAa psssass e. rAe.oA col
FE9FHsAT OF 81 G1y FOR SALE OR
ZEAL Fsf4TE n ss col
REWARDS-lsr PAGK--1st col.
T hassis ee and
9Th coils
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-7r PAeE--cth col.
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAGE-1st, I'd and Sd coils
SPORTING, BOOKMAKING, &C.-lsr PAGE-3d col
SUMNER RESORTS-2D PAGs-1st col.
THE TRADES-7TH PAGK-6th col.
THE TURF-1sT PACE-sSd col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-1sr PAGx-5th
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-7rH PAcK-2d and Sd coils.
ONFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
lsr PAGE-5th col
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2p PAGE-2d col
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-2D PAGE--1st col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-1OrH PAGx-6th col
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INSTRUCTION.

fcEACHERS WANTED-LADl PRINCIPAL OF S(f.
pcrior experience ior famous 81 900
Also another, 81 800 Lady for music French, teruan
Seminary near city. Same branches for bankera family
superior vocalist for female college. Professor musc
Southern college Master for select school. Bermuda.
skilled teachers constantly wanted. sCHERMEKnORN.
Eus
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DEAGLE PUPPIES FOR SALE-BRED FROM ST.
ID pcror English stock imported direct: Beagle bitches
ser we'd by prize dog Rambler Address MONTCLAIR
HUNT, box l7S, Nontclair, n. J.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, 2e5 BRoADWAYec
orEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS. ADr
VERTiSENENTS PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED a
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

T,ARTIERs DANCING ACADEMY. ~ EAST I4TH sr..
Onear 9th Branch 39i Fulton Brooklyn. Private les.
ons any hour.
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HORSES. CARRIAGEs. &C.

A UCrIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssKLL KEARNEy.
IA ITO AND liz EAST 18TH ST..
NEAR 4rII AV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DURSUANr TO AN ORDER OF THE HIGn COURT
Of Justice, Envand Chanccry Division, uadc I'm the
matter of the trusts of the will Of Dame Prie (ae
Of Champion lIi Cumbcrweli. in tho of Surrey.
dcceasod far regards the onehrd of rcsdunry
estate bequcathcd to John Piric Richardson for lite
The claiming to be tho lawful issue of John Prc
Richardson, formerly OF Glanrafon in tho
county OF Gamorgan England but a,e of San Francisco
IN the State OF California who died about the I'd
March, lS1S by their solicitors before the 9th
day of October 1870 60 come in aud their claims
the chambers of the Master of the Rolls Ia the Rolls
Yard Chancery lane. Mddiescx England or In default
thereof they viii bc percmptoriy excluded from the
OF tho said orde Monday the lOtn of November
ut II OF the clock In the fotoon appoin
and adIudcating upon the claims.
Dated this 18th day OF July 1870.
ROBERT MARSIiALL Chief Clerk
FRESHFIEbDS n WILLIAMS
Bank Buildings, London. En- ngand.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
EXCLUSIVELY ENERY LOT

TO THE PUBLIC.
WE OWN EXCLUSIVELY EVERY LOTTERY GRANT
IN THE STATE OF KENTUCKY, AND EVERY DRAW.
s1GNED WITH OUR FIRM NAME RELATES TO
LOTTERY EITHER NOT DRAWN AT ALL, OR. If
DRAWN, N rs so DONE UNLAwrULIY AND IN
CLEAR VIOLATION or TlIE LAW OF THE STATE
AND THE DECISION OF ITS COURTS.
SIMMONS a DICKINSON.
Managers aud owners.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A THE kENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
A:Is pEAwN n IN pugsuANGE or AN ACT or TIE
TuuKY FOR THE BENEFIr OF EDUCATIONAL IN.
sriTurIoNs. ANp HAS ALWAYS DRAWN AUGUST
!Sel ornEE l,RIZES AMouSTiNi 70 $ci ,a,;; TICK
Gfi.LixMsoX co, ,iENERAL RAsTERN AGENTS
!, BRoApWAy, NEW YORK Or OR WESTERN
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C

A SALE OF GALLAGllER.
IA. CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER
WILL BE sold. SATURDAY Uo-morrow), at II
o'clock, at BARKER SONS New YORK Tattcrsars cor
of broadway and JDth ST.. the wcll known
Race Horse and stccpcchaser GALLAGHER, i6 high,
old by Blaney stone out OF lic Ward by Lexing
tom finer and faster than before; sound
aud win and the most elegant aud
saddle horse In America. Now view.
A -roR SALE. FIVE SOUND YOUNG HORSES;
A.suit farmer grocer express, truckman any bnsi
wccks trial givcn reasonable offer scd
stable 10 Greene st. between Becckcr and Houston
A FOR SALE-FOuR HORSES; SUIT FARMER,
n .grocer express or business tbrcc days trial
given; reasonable offer refused 35U Bowery opposite
9th st., rear.
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
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llrANTED-A GOOD QUARTET or SINGERS F0R
w Coney Island; board furnished. Address stating
terms, 152 FULTON st. j. AMEfRANO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Quarters. Slo
Eighths, S..
Fortieths. 81.
KENTUCKY STATE. AUGUST l6
Wholes, 81.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY, AUGUST IL
Wholes. 81. Halves, 81.
Prizes cashcd Full Information Of above sent free.
J. DUFF 4 CO.. Bankers,
AZ Nassau st. (c0ruer Liberty, New York.
A LUCKY OFFICE.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-04-05
FAIr- DIVERS.


NJ. le vicomte Paul d 'AlZac,
nonnme consul de France a la
Nouselle Orleans en remplace
mrut de NJ. DuCourthial qui a
e,6 aprr e aux folrtions de con
sui general a Ia Havaile. IA dtl al
river ces jonTs dernitrs a la Non
velle Orleans.
Nous lisons dams le JOnrnd
III Ilierie
"Mer.redi dernier est mort
dams notre vile I'm homne d,
coulpur nomme John jackson ant
sans exageration ancinr, on sal
etrt age d'au moius l15 ans. |
etait ties ralnste ct pen de temp
avam son tleces il jouissait d'
Etoutes ses faculties.
| -L'imprimerie dn Progress d
Terreboaae a etc arhptet- par Tex
ingr lie paroisse Sidney qni s.
propose de publier un journal in
titule: The Independent.
M Henry O. Maher, autre
fois, jage lie paroisse a fAscen
sion, Went d'6tre nomme, par !
ldepartement de l'iDterual reyenr
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-04-05
HE~TosRE DE CHAssEUR,

II Went de so paSSer aux envl-
runs de Juziers (Francrl, an tait
vraiment extraortiinairr, 1T quii
,.st raconte ainsi quill suit dams
Ie Journal de- Nantes:
C'efait lr 10 fevripr. NJ. o.. So
irouvait d Ia classe pres aes boisI
lie la Brnyere, lorsqu'il vit Senir
de Ioin ,lrux enorineS sangliers,l Ia
hure herissee et presentant tons
les signes exterieurs dune colerr
furieuSe.
Lpur course await ceci de par
tic,,lirr pourtant, qn'ils Sc sui
|ta;pnt CONSIGNMENT sans que ie
deuAieme s'ecartat Ell qnoi que ce
iii de la vote gu'arait suivie lt
Epremier.
Intrigue de cctte circumstance
ISingnliere, NJ o.. attend les deux
pachy,irrmes atin de pouvoir les
Iexaminer au passage, 1t il volt
avec etounrment que celnI qni
sniNait etait avetgle ct tenalt
dams sa guenie, pour le gnlder, la
fqueue iu premier.
: La cnrioSlle SatiStaite, l'instiuci
) IN ch;tssenr reparnt aussii0t, rt
NJ. o.. ew,ula son f,lsil ct lit fen
Par un hasard incomprehensl
ble, la. bale frappa Ie premiel
/ animal, .inste a fextremite dn io'
1T lui coupa net Get apWndl;'
oSseux qni termi le la colonn'
!, vertebrate de tout quadrnpe'le
Malgre sa blessnre, le sanglier
!, ainsi .iemOnte, he demanda pa'
Son reste TT prit la fuite mieu!
i uue de plus belle.
!, L'autre, au contraire, n'ayan
II plus sou guide, rtsta immoblle
tout tremblaDt, n'osant plus lair
IN pas.
$ Ce que voyant, lie chasseur ras
5 sure Sen approcha puls frapp
dune ppnSer soudaine, il salsit /
queue ensangIantee dn fagitl
! uue IL ,lpuxieme sangIier naval
: pas quitter, la tira a lui, ct au'
!. sit6t l'animal, croyant ayOlr trot
ve son premier conductenr,
= sni,it sans aucllne difficulte, {
tut ainsi conduit jnsqu'an dom
clle du disciple de Saint-Hnbel
aui l'enftrma Solidemrnt.
: Depuis ce temps-ia, NJ. o..
III nonrrit bien, le tr.,ite avec do,
ceur, ct II sanglier paraIt sens
ble aux b0ns traitements don't
est liobjrt.
e NJ. o.. ,lisait meme ces jours
e, que 81 son prisonnier continual
= 4 Sc momrer aussi traitable, il |
.lesesperait pas de Sen faire su
Il yrp dams les rues CONNIE de sc
III chien.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-04-05

L'AMATEUR DE HoMARD.-Un n
incident dies plns conliques d mis-
en- emoi le marche lie la bOnne
will. de X.-
I'm brave RENTER paSse avec
sou chien et mar-hande I'M sn-
lmrbe homartl vivant: mais com
me il faut tonJonrs deprecier la
merchandise, il ne manqae pas
de dire d la dame de Ia halle:
-Votre homard est bien mala
Ae!
Par exrmple, riposte la mere
Augot, ,metteZ settlement Ia queue
.ie sotre chien dams SD patte
-Oui, repond le RENTER. com.
me d4fi6, nous ailons voir !
On met Ii queue dAzor dams
LA patte du homard, AZor Sc lais
Sc faiu. do.ilement tout a conl
lii hurie horriblemept ct il part
lleger CONNIE une fecbe, entral
,iant+!ans sa course vertigineuss
lie crnstace stnpef;,it.
! -RaPpelcz votre chien, cri'
Mime Angot.
| -Rappelrz vous-m6me yotr'
hemarti madame
| Mails pendant la qnerelle, AZ"
Ietait rentre an logis, ct son pro
|prietaire await disparu.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-04-05


Notre compagnie de pompierS
a eu son election ahnnelle jeutii
soir. Les OFFICERS 6ius sont
President, August Bulow
vice-presi.ient, E. L.. Hebert /; tire
sorir, Pierre Jullat; seeret;'l'e
A guste Boadreaux; assistant
secretaire, Hiram H. Carver
foreman, Z. 2. HelInin; assistant
foreman, l. q. rand 'iireeteu'
dies tuyaax, Frank Brrgeron
assistant directenr, Horace Ma
vor.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-04-05

Uu vol a.dacl.uss ct qui
prouve que les anteurs avaltnt
une parfaite connalssance des
lieux quits ont exploiies, etc
commits marti. vers une nl tie.S
s1eurps dn matin, dams notre 10
calne.
Les volpurS, au inoyrn Il tIne
echelle prise dams la ei'''f ae
rhotel Napoleon,illr, >oht entries
chez NJ. A. Block par une fsnetre
de i'etage superi. ur, pals sont
descendus dams la chambre lie
celni ci, on lis ont pris sons pan
talon dams Ia poche dnl1iet *
trouyait la cief lie sou coftie fort
line tois rn possession de cettt
ciaf. Ills out saa>sr { dti co1tt
toutes les valpurs quill contenalt
Sc montant a plus de Sl2Oo
Ayapt de Sc rttirer les voltuf'
sont entries 4 Ia cnjslne ct on
pris uB souper. II est prooaol'
cue ces harlis coqnins asairh
mis- tous les residents dc la ln'l
SON sous rinfluence do ehiore
forme, car personne ma entend'
le bruit quits ont dd heeessairt
ment faire. De pins, lie coffre tor
est tres NAL aise a onSrir ct
faut connaitre Is secret pour faii'
iouer la serrure. Comment on
ills pu attrappr ce secretI
Ces voleurs wont jour palslol'
ment de leurs rapines, car not'
n'avons pas eounaissancs qu'a'
cune demarche ait 6te falte pou
les ascouYrir.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-04-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH COURT.
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
In the matter OF tie succession o'
ALFRED HIMEL.
~, fDnJ
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.

By order of and in obedience to
an order of sale to me directed hy
the Parish Court of the parish OF
Assumption, in the matter of the
above succession and dated the Goth
day of March, 1879, ! will sell at
pualic auction TO the last a,ld high
est bidder. at the late residence OF
Alfred H,mel, IL little below Laba-
dieyille. on the left bank of Bayou
Lafourche, on
Saturday, April 5, 1870,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, 3 mules, 10
sheep, l5 hogs, 2 mares, ] st..llion,
/ ! coli, | COW, 3 calves, | old buggy
and the undivided half of one bnil.
] Terms aud Conditions CASH.
LOYINs Y HiMEL,
| Administrator.
Parish of Assumption, March q,
1879.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-04-05

Mar,li ,lernler nous aNons Ell
une forte pluie eni "a etc tres ia
yor.lble . la culture. DepuiS IL
vent IL to,rne an Nord ct s'y esl
maintenu jusqu'a present. Da"'
Ia iournee le soleil brilliant dc tou1
sen eclat, mais les Nuts ct E'
matinees sont haiches, trop froi
des meme pour la saison.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-04-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF AssuGrTIoN.
PARISH CoURT.
Succession of
Joseph G,ezinni and W;te.
No 1880.


By virtue of decree of sale, rem
lered by The above court III ti'e
above succession, dated the Bird day
of April, ls79. / will sell ut public
auction t01he last and highest bid
der, at the door OF the Court House
in Napoleonvilie, on
Saturday. May 10, 1879.
commencing at Ii O'Clock 4. NJ, the
folio, iag described property,to wit:
\ certain lot of ground, situated
III the parish of Assumption, IN the
town OF Labadieyille, on the right
aank Of Bayou Lafourche, measur-
ling one arpent frnnt on said bayou
on ii depth of two arpents, more or
Iless, bounded on the upper line by
the lame or road leading to Brule
Labatlie, below or Oh the lower line
j by land belonging to DIR. Thomas
| x. Mcneil, and III the rear by land
lhelonging to Paul Francioni, to-
gether with all the buildings and
improvements thereon and thereto
attached aud belonging, including
certain dwelling house and kitchen
theron belonging to Paul Francionl,
/ Which will be sold rs p ,rt thereof.
The following property is hereby
, reserved from and will not be sold
.lwith the above described lot of
ground as part thereof, the owners
of the same having the right to re-
i move the same therefronl, viz
A wooden cistern near and the
: counters and show casts III Il GER
tain building thereon used as q
/, drug store, which belong to Theo
j. phile Gouaux, and also a waodeI
i Icistern and water closet, belonging
). to Paul Francioni, and upon tina
portion of the loo occupied by him
Terms and Conditions
One third of the price of adjudi
cation cash and the balance payabl
. IN one and two years respectivel.
from the uay of sale, the purchase
:" furnish his notes by coupons il
70 umber and with good and suffic,en
security In solido to the satisfaction
le of the administrator, payable i
In one and two years respectively fror
the day of sale to his own orde
CO and to be by him indorsed and t
!, b ar eight per cent per annum III
:, terest from their respective matuI
: ities until paid; the purchaser L
: pay, furthermore, five per cent a
II attorneys fees on the amount sue
for in case suit be instituted to re
cover said notes or any part thereof
IL AID the property to remain sp-ciail
mortgaged and hypothecated an
j affected wi h vendors priyile5 sc an
the pact de non alienando un'il th
Hull and final paymento of sad notes
! 4. p. HE'LL IN,
Auctioneer.
l,I Parish of Assumption, April
1879.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-04-05

Ton pnlSSe aux EtaS CnlS, enl
Louisiana. par excmple, arriver
d produire assrz de melaSSe 1t de
sncre pour alimenter tonte iaI
population ct fOurnir de Plus a
l'exportation etrangera !; non,
crrtes. Mails on ponrralt facile
,ntnt avec un peu dc bonnie so
lonte, en- sachant enconragrr Get
lie grandr indnSsrie parmi nous,
IT y favori>er une bonnie immi-
grafton agricole, Sc Soustralr'
pru a pen au trlbnt don't nous
pariious tout a i'henre.
Nous m6meS LonisianaiS, q
auei devons nous le pen de force
unr nous posse,lons Z? est ce an
commerce. q l'intlustrie Poser
lunc partille question, c'est la re
soldrr. Nous ievonS tout CO que
nous avous 1T tont ce que nous
snmmes 4 l'agricnltnre. TT stlrtout
"a Il, culture de la canne; ct 81
nous savions douhler cette nro
dnction, nul doute que notre po
Isition changerait immetliatemenl
let que la prosperite de rEta1
,nlronurrait nos efforts.
Ii faut done, ct c'eSt Iune All
solue uecessite, rejeter vers LEI
,ampagnes me grantle partie de-
populations qni eneonbrent ho'
yilles. Il, Nouvelle-Orleans, com
me hien d'autres. Que de gen
loui sont en- etc etenduS sur leu
lit, danS la Vile dn CfoiSsaiit
sous Faction de fievres putrides
,al,decnnes on antres, qni SC
rai,nt pleins de sante au mllie
de nos camagnes, 81, an lie
lie s'rutasspr dams la capltale Il
,,l'Etat. lis venaient checher q
travail dams les champs. La will
ne Sen porterait que mieux. lt
cami,agnes n'sn serairnt que psu
! False, et le ciimat de la Louis
ane, genfralelnrut d'ane saiabi
= te exceptionnelle, ne ionirait pa
dc la mauvaise reputation ~
tant d'rnnemiS DIES Elats yoisil
lui font.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-04-05

inSpectpnr de tabac pour fEtat.
NJ. Maher s'est falt une reputation
a'hnnnrur ct d'integrite qn'il ne
per,lra pas dams l'exercise de ses
nouyelles functions.
La cour dn 15me district ju
diciaire, jnge Brattie. doit com
mencer a siegpr d Terrebonne
lundi proclaim.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-04-05

LIE gouvernc,r Nichols est
s4nu visiter ~si amis de N'po
leouville, qui hi ont &lonne d.
nouveles preuves de leur a&mi
ration ct de leur sympathie. IL
.gonyrrnenr retonanera Ell vile
yers la fin de la semaltie.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-04-05
Les nourrlles de i'Ouest non'

Les nouerlles de i'Ouest non'
apprennent que lie montage Ill
eaux se fait 81 ientrnent qn."i
ma pas a crs.in,lte dc dangers
d'inondation cette aimee. L.
fleuve ct les bayous en Lo"isian'
sont 4 IN tel nisc;su, quits pc"
vent supporter sans danger nh
srue raisonaaisIe.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-04-05

Uue yi~ite faite dams les
champs nous a permits de cosista
arr quill Y aura, eettt annef, une
aecolte ahendante de set at
fraistls satlSages.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-04-05

RI Les abon es du Pionnier, qnl he
,recevraient pas Requirement leurs hume
ros. nous rellutont un grand service en- nous
.signala.t sans delai toute irres ularite.