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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26
S~illIKlFF''S SALE.
Succession Of f NJ Laferriere Levesuue
i 9

BY virtue ola decree of the Fifth Judicial
District Court Of the State OF Louisiana in and
for the parish OF Assumption, dated the 10th
Juno 1893, will be offered al public sale, by
A. +. Hickman, sheriff of the parish of As
sumption, at the residence Of DR. Joseph Mar
TN. situated about SIX miles from Donaldson
vile on the RIGHT bank of Bayou Latourche,
III this parish, on Thursday 2lst day of July
1853, at ten o'clock A. H.. the following des-
crlbcd property, belonging to the succession
OF i. NJ. Laferlere Levesque, to wit:
lst. Nelson, aged about 45 years, a field
hand.
:. sam, a negro man, aged about % years,
a carriage driver.
3. Archer. Il negro man, aged about %
years. Il field hand.
4. Charles, a he gro man aged about IS
years, l0uyInan & teemster.
o. Marie Grant, anegro woman, aged about
% years, sCamStress Subject to Its).
4. Mary Colbot, a ncglo woman, aged a
bout 80 years, washer.
I. lamar, Il negro woman, aged about %
years, Il iieid hand. '"A
s. Nancy Robertson, a negro woman, aged
about % years.
9. john, a negro boy, aged about II years.
10. Helene Johnson. a negro woman. aged
about % years, and her two children, Mathll-
lie aged about 8 years and Washington about
3 years.
II. Lee, a negro boy, aged ~ years.
~ Mary Henderson, anegro woman, aged
about 80 years aud her four children. Jonas
aged about I years, ManaIi aged abont 5
years. Emeiia aged about 7 years and Hen
nettp about IS months old.
10. Jeanette, q below girl, aged about ii
years.
IA. The frame of IA saw mill consisting of
pieces already hewen and ready 10 be put up
(said lumber OF sawmill being OIL the planta-
ZION late belonging to LaterrIere Levesque.)
ID. One hundred and twenty four shares. in
the Consolidated Association oI the Planters
Bank ut Louisiana.
16. Two carriage horses.
II. A note for twelve hundred dollars tS 12OO)
made by Adella l.. Flint, as principal and i.
II. Flint as security III sulldu, dated Alexall-
dria, - march 1919, payable to the order of
f. M. Laterriere Leyesque, at II months from
date attlle c]onnting house Of A. 81 DENIES
III New Orleans.
IS. A note for ninety dollars $500 made by
Charles Layssard, dated New Orleans, fe-
pruary 14th 1913, payable January 1st 1919.
10 the order OF f.. M. LaterlIere Leyesque, ut
The counting house OF Latorest & Squire, with
interest at eight per cent from date.
Terms and Conditions !:
The slaves payables one fifth cash and the
III two equal instruments, one half in
march 1884 and the other halfln march 1856.
and the other effects rights and credits, one
fifth cash, and the balance i'll all march 1854.
Purchasers 10 furnish their notes payable to
heir own order at the office of the recorder of
parish, with Joint and several surity Sc
cured by mortgage and vendors privilege, &
bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent
Der annum after maturity.
fuIsh Assumptions, june 18Th 1853.
A +. HICKMAN,
10 Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26
ECROUE

Dams Ia gc6Iede Ia p~aroisse Assumption
In b,au Negro distant appartenir d M. keI-.
ay Ticker, de Latourche, au-dessous dc
%1hibodeaux.
&c ncgre dit Sc nommer Wesley; il a s
picds . pouces de taiIIc, il est Are d'environ
20 ans, il IA lie bout du doigt indica,eur de
Ia main gauche coupe ct une brhInro au
coude do bras gtuche.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26
~sCJ-S ii ..s,

Tailleur de Paris, Oh il a travalllt durant
douze annees, Went de s'etablir q Napoleon
vile, dams la maison de NJ. Pierre Blanchard,
4 cote de l'horlogerie de NJ. Edmond Drouet.
M. Cleber olire au public les services de sa
profession ct il espere a~cquerir IN ,onbreux
patronage, autant 4 cause de la modlcite de
sss prix que par rtlegance de SEES CONNECTIONS
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26
TROUVE
Par NJ. Theodore Landry, Bg1ld Saint
Vincent.

Une obligation de $50, du 27 ma 1916, i
pordre de Justin Lagrange Iayec iut6ret-
Une dc $50. dc EIonard Lagrange, al meme
ordre, uyec inter6t. Ell date du 8 JUN 1913.
Uue obligation de 1902 95, dc A. T9te, All
meme orIre, en- date du % mai 1916. sans
inttrri.
Une obligation de SIG, de Joseph Haydel,
au meme or,jre, en- date du 6 JUN 1913.
Une obligation de 1921, de MagloIre Bari]-
leau, au meme ordre, en- date du 3 juliet
1913.
Une obligation de $40, de Rosemon Lagran-
&c, al meme ordre. Ell date du IS maj 1916.
Plus unc copie dencan
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26
AVIS.

Les personnes qni desireraient adapter une
machine ) vapeur d TN moulin perpendicu-
laire. touverout de leur lntGret q contractor
avec NJ. James G. Nor lsou,
Toutes les personnes gni deslreralent con
tracter pour ltne telte mactine dams lie but
d'exploiter la recolte p,orhalne 'leeFont s'a-
dresser a NJ. +. G. LORET, q Napoltonville.
avant le Ter JUN proclaim. H
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26

List OF th" current expenses OF the pa
rl>h Of Assumption Of the year clgh-
teen hundred and fifty three.
SlcriT's commission in the collection Of four
tlowsand dollars, parish taxes, at s "pr
cent, 200
The same for collection of fifteen
hundred dollars. tax on trades
and professions, al ten per cent, 100
Salary of inspector Of roads and
lev6eS, $50
Commission of parish treasurer, $50
Assessor. $50
Assessor for the enumeration Of
the children ofthis parish, -
Secretary ofthe Police Jury, 100
Parish Printer. 100
Parish Constable, 70
Coroner supposed costs 100
Justices of the peace %Isupposef
Jurors of District Court, 600
Members of Police Jury, $50
Constable supposed fees 100
jail iee8 Ill criminal cases, -
Costs for the Office of the parish
Recorder and Clerk of District
Court, -
Costs of elections 200
For the construction of a new Jail
first payment, $500
For expenses not provided for 4S5
Sc 600
s.+- &
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26

Egalement Gcron6 dana Id nome ge6Ie,
m ne.re dlsulnt Sc nrtnntr JuDH ct ap-
uur,rn,r au Col. w. W. Pugh.
&c Negro q cling pieds sept podces de
taile, une forte cIcaIrice sur th dos de la
main gauche, il porte moustaches ct ~Iavoris.
u II STIR lie dos plusleurs tnarn'lcs de fonet
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Filth Jniic,aI District Court in and
Tor The Parish Of Assumption.

III The matter Of the Succession of
Bienvcnn Landry.
Whereas Lorenza Capdevielle administra-
%ttatriy Of said Succession has this day field
with the clerk of said Court an account Of his
admin stration of said succession. together
With a petition praying for the homologation
u the same.
Notice is hereby given TO all whom it may
CONCERN. 10 show cause i'll len days after the
pbllcation hereof why said account should
mol be approved and homologated
ny u,t,er Of the Court.
Assumption. this 18th June 1853.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
ii set Clerk.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26
EDMOND MAURIN,

.4POC47,, Il NAPOLEONTILLE.
EScrcr sa profession dams Ie 5tmc
District J"dIclhirc. compose DIES paroisscs
Assumptions. I.afouIchc Inferno ct Ter.
.r"honnt. u donnerH ions SEES soirs nux
"%i''lrcs qn'on voudra bicn iii corfcr
dams &c district ct les avoisinants. 7
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26
U AssESSEuR

Les assessors dc l'Etat sont notifies
par le present avis que les tnbleaux
d'asscssennent sont rrefs i lcur dtre de-,
!i,ies soft >nr lenr pfopte rcn on sur c.
lui dun. agent inmeIlt aafori.e.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26
HOTEL WASHINGTON
A NAPOI.EONVIII.E,

M. JOHN w. BELTS Went d'ncqntrir de
Nj. NICTORIN TRICIE lie bel ctubIisseuient
comm sous lie nom de Hotel Washington.
Les wastes, commodes ct tlcgantes construc-
tons attaches il Get etablissement le choiN dea
NETS ct wins servis a la table du WAsHIRaro TON
IorlI font sans contredit de cctte maison unc
des Plus confortabIes de la canpagne.
Nj. Belts s~'ocCupe achievement damtliorer
r'atablissement dela 81 bien monte don't il Went
d'entreprendre rexploitatlon; anssi compte-t-il
sur lie patronage dc tous ses alnis, DIES vuya-
geurs ct du public ell general.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26
ETAT DE Ia LOUIHANE.--Cou
du Cinquieme District Judiciaire -
rmoisse Assumption.
Succession de Blenvenn Landry.

Attendu qus Lorenza ~Capdevielle admins
tfatricA de Il susdite succession. a d6post an
INfrati .u C~ireliier de IA dite cour un eompte
de son administration, ainsi q%u'une petition en-
lrniandant lihonologation.
Avis est par lie present dome q tous ceux
,e celia pelt eoncerner d'avoir q deduire
SNmd i ( iDurs, les ~raisons pour lesqueIles ledij
epatte ns s-rait pas approuye ct honiologut.
ial UtuiH dc la Inur.
Assumption, lie 23 Jnin 1853.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
III Gretiier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26

La Socitto qui ~existait entire NM. Gustavo
Blanchard ct Aristide. Leblanc est dissoute d un
commun accord. a partir d hier. 2S mai 1865.
NJ. Gustavc Blanchard ct VI. Louis Nilac, &c
dernier pour NJ. Aristide Blanchard, sont char
ges de la liquidation.
palncomtville. 20 mai 1853.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26
NOTICE.

Persons wishing to adapk machineries
upright sugar mills, will find it their interes
BY applying to James &. Morrison.
Persons wishing to contract for such mach
neries for the coming crop. will please appl,
to M. F. C. LORET. al Napoleonville, between
his and the first of June next.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26
EDMOND MAURIN.


fracticesm the Fiflt'JudiciaI Df+liirt,
in the Parishes Of Assomptioh, La
fourche Interior and Te,rchonhc, and
will give particular attention to law suits
that may be entrusted to him.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26
CE

M WALSHE bcgs to announce that he is
prepared TO receive AT his residence near Ma
poleonville, Us Day or Weekly Boarders, a IL
mlted number of young gentleman TO be edu-
Gated along width his present pupils III the
usual branches Of education, intending Latin,
Grek, Euclid and the sciences, so as TO afford
a general and extensive course OF instruction
and qualify for matrlculation i'll any univer-
sity in the United States.
Mrs WALSHE would also instruct a select
few young ladies, or gentlemen, along with
her own children. Music lessons upon reason
nable terms, either at her own residence, or
that other pupils.
Assumption 10th june 1868.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26
CIpRIEN 4. BARllIEAU,
ATTORNEY At LAW.

Pratices in the Fifth Judicial District, in
the parishes Of A somption, Latourche lnte-
rior and Terrebonne, and will give particular
attention to law suits that may be entrtlstedt TO
him.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26
NOTICE.
FOR SALE.
NOTICE..

ju.t received ii fnIt assortment Of VIM
Nc HIa"ahnn's and Halls PIa"ghs and
i~'inkcs. for sale at The manufacturers
price, by
PU.JOS g. YER X TT.
NonaldsnnviIIc, dec. llih 1852. ~
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26

.iste des dfpenses c%ourantes de la pa
roisse Assumption, pour Tannee mil
hut cen cin1uante-trois.
Commission dn Sheriff sur la ~collecte de qua
tire mile ~piastres, taxes de paroisse Z 5 pour
cent. 4 200
Commission du meme sur La col
lecte de quinze cents plastres,
taxes sur meters ct professions,
a dix pour cent, $50
Salalre des Inspectors de che
Minis ct levees, $50
Commission du tresofler de paroisse $50
Assessor, $50
LIE meme pour Il denombrement
des e%nfants, IS
Greffier du Juri de Police, 100
Inprimeur de p%arolsse, $50
Constable de r~aroisse, 70
Coroner [frais suppesesl 100
,Jnoes de Paix [trais supposes 1S
lures de Cour de District, 800
Membres du Juri de Police, $50
Constable Tfrais supposesl 100
Erals de ge6le dams les ~affaires
criminelles, rs
Erals du Recorder de paroisse ct
Oh, Greffier de Cour pour lenrs
bu1eauxs 70
Erals dselectioTls, 200
polr construction de la nlnvelle
prison %Jpremier paiement $500.
Pour depenses non preyues, 4s5
$4,000
sisna: j. B. /. DuGAs,
President du Comite.
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DCCTGUS =. e.. DSZILEs,
EN- ZEN
MEDICINE, CHlRURGlE, ETC,
Resultant a Napoltopvllle, Louisiana.

u DR. D. oRre ses services protest. onnels
aux habitants de la ~paroisse Assumption ct ID
voisinage.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26
JOHN IL. TLSIEY.

WAGONS. Carts, Timber wheels. q .
mode to order, al reasonable prices a0dRac
c~ammodating terms by applying al No =
IIonalsarvillc. 1f
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The undersgned lposmaser, Judge, or clerk Of
of record as the may be ceres that he is well
quanted with the above guarantos and their property,
they Of property and able to make good the
guaranty
Dated (Signed]
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New York Market,

NEW YORK, Nov, IL.
Flour-Good inquiry for Western and State
Flour under the favorable advices Sales at
$7,06@7,1 ,1Sa for mixed to fancy Michigan, and
common to good Ohio.
Wheat-Fair demand Sales of good white
Ohio, at 81 ,69..
Barley plenty and firm at S2@S6.
Oats better and in good demand at 47(G5Oc
for State and Western.
Corn quiet. Prime held higher. Sales SOC
for western mixed; Sic for round yellow.
Lard heavy and quiet. Sales at 1O3@11c.
CATTLE MARKET.-Extra Beeves $9@9s
good beef for retailing at $500, Medium So
81; inferior 7@74 sheep-Common selling
at $2,0005,0C, and $780, extra $6a9.-
Lambs Sa, ,25a4,5 so, extra, $4,25a5,5O:
Hogs, 7715 received, selling at 5.25a5. so for
corn fed. live weight, stall fed, 5a550
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Commercial Mattsrs.
Plymouth Markets

PLYMOUTH, November IL.
GExrRAL RKxERKs.-The Market is better
and more Produce arriving this week. than last
owing no doubt to the advance in price. The
news by the Franklin, has had its due influence,
but 50 long as the Turkish question remains in
its present uncertain state, produce most be un-
steady. Our quotations below, may be relied
on as correct.
Whett-But little arriving, and demand brisk.
II sells in the street; to-day, at white, 81 2G and
red. Sl,20,
oats-In good demand, and market not well
supplied, selling at 25 &c,
Corn-Sales were made of small quantities in
lots, at, new in the ear 1920; old SOC.
Clover Seed-In good demand, and upward
tendency. Sales at S4,9O@5,OO z bu.
Flax secd-But little offering; demand is
good, however, at 81, ,OOal,O5 u bu.
Buck Wheat-Active at SSc.
Dried Fruit-Apples, $l,0O; Peaches 81, SO
impaired, $3.50 pared. Active, and much in
quired for.
Beans-Sales at Sl,l2I
Butter-Brisk, at 14al5c.
Eggs-Demand much greater than the sup
ply. 12c is offering.
sal.-Fin-, $500. coarse,2,25,
Fish-White $3.50, half bbls; $3.50 bbls.
Flour-Sales at 1915.
Tallow-10c.
Lard--10c>
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4. H. WEBSTER,

DEALER IN
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
North side Of Public Square,
rlYmoUTS, OHIO.
7 E. WEBSTER, woGld inform the
L. citizens of Plymouth and yicH'ty, that he
is prepared to fill all orders, in his line, at the
shortest notice He will keep constantly en-
hand, wells, ected stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
and Provisions, comprising everything family
NAV need. Hc bas fitted up in connection with
the above, an elegant
oyster Saloon,
to which he would invite the attention of those
fond of the bivllves. They will be served up in
every style. His saloon is fitted up in suitable
style for Ladies, Parties, &C.
Cigars of different varieties, constantly on
hand. oct22
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Sandusky Market.

Office of the Sandusky Register, Nov. II.
Wheat-The steamers news has caused an In
creoscd 6rmness, and holders to advance their
views: but for want of currency, cash sales
could not be made at any material advance.
Yesterday, sales were made at, White, $l,2o
Red S., ,25, on time. To-day, since the steam
er's arrival, 1000 bu Red changed hands at 81 "a
cash. A cargo of 10000 bu Red and White
mixed was also sold to-day, at 1928.
We have heard of no transactions in Flour.
Corn, in the ear, is held, from wagons, at q
@25c.
Oats from wagons at 28@36c, with but LITTLE
arriving.
Salt is quoted by the carload, atS1 s7I o. 90
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- - - -
Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, Nov. II.
Flour-Since news by steamer, the market
has been unsettled, and holders have advanced
Gi@12ac y Dbl. Sales choice brands Ohio and
Michigan. at S;6.25@6.37I.
Wheat-Better feeling, and prices have i'm
proved 203c. Sales of White Ohio at 81, AZ
before steamer 81 As,
Corn-Fair demand and market firm. Sales
at G4067lc.
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AEN YOU 1NsWRNDg Q

A!SIA YOU TNsURNDg
The Knor County Mutual ms. Company
Capital SO $1,000.
Richland County Mutual Insurance Company,
Large and increasing Capital.
Ashland County Mutual Insurance COMPANY,
Large and increasing capital
Ohio life Insurance Company
Rensselaer, Insurance Company. Cash Capital
- iO,OO0.
Nep England Liue Stock Insurance Com.
And some other good and resp nsibe Compa-
MES hold themselves ready to insure Your prop
erty by applying 10 their agent,
VIM W. DRENN AN,
On the corner of Main and Plymouth-sts.,
Plymouth, Ohio. ocl25
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G. B. HEADLY 81 co.'s
NNW oAG-:9la!e HOUSE,
No. 50 IHird-St., PaUsburgh

No. 50 Ihird-St., Pittsburgh.
wholesale and Retail Dealers.
THREE SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
GA ES ROOM No. |, contains a large, hand
- some and cheap assortment of Floor OIL
Cloths, from to 81 feet " ide also Stair, Ta-
hle and Fnameed Carriage Cloths ocoa,
Canton and Brittania Mating. Mats of ali
kinds; painted Window Shades buff Hol
lands green and buff Oil Cloths, and Punams
Pateut Self adjusting Curtain figures.
Sales Room >o 2, is full stocked with an un-
rivalIed assortment of ROYAL Velve', Brussels
Tapestry, BRUSSELS, Imperial Three Ply, Patent
Tapestry, Ingram and Superfne carpetings; hall
and stair do, OF all widths and prices embossed
10th, Table and Piano covers; Mosaic, Velvet
'Smnster, Chenille ard Tulted Rugs, Stair
Rods, bfuggetng, etc
Sales Room No 3. contains a large ald we'll
sceced stock Of Iugrain Carpets, from 25 to Is
ceIt' per yard Hemp Carpeting from IS TO SO
cents; list and Rag Carpets cotton and wool
We tian and a splendid assor ment OF English
sheepskins of all colors and sizes.
c. B. Fl. & Co, would respectfully call the
attention of persons wishing to furnish steam
boats, hotels or dwelling houses to the above, as
they are determined TO sell at the same low
prices they have heretofore been selling at ann
less, than any other establishment in this city.
G. B. READILY g. CO
oct15-3m No 81 Third-St,
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NEW YORK ELECTION,

=. NEW 1UKK EIECTIUN,
We are unable to obtain any reliable returns
from this State, but the opinion is general
that the Wings hive elected their State ticket
and a majority of the Legislature.
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Plymouth Drug Store.
III. M. WOOSTER,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEAL
w FIR 10 Drugs, Medicines, Groceries,
Glass Ware, and Window Glass, Paints, Oils
and Dye Stuffs, South side of the Public Square,
Piymont!,, Ohio.
I have Just received direct from New York, a
verv la ge and well S. .lected ito of American
French, and ENGLISH Chemicals. Drugs and
Medicines, which offer TO Physic ans, aud al
others in want OF them, at less prices than they
can obtained for at any Other establishment in
Northern Ohio. Great inducements are offered
to Cash buyers octl5.ly