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IHSHE Ia5 FRANKFORT STATE DIsTHIBITION Qua
raned by the Goye the free City OF


Coo' shares us iO6i7so SIS, 900 ,tsr
The avad 'i' l ssy S ~ .S 10 &c. tn. premium,
noIn 1 consequently one share obtain about $500
1s money established in 1850 eaers the best fair
receive large divGsni, tie fie q tvSry shals
forwarded to eel, shareholder.
One Who'll, ar $40 One Sat 'aa1s -, One quarter share.
rbe following ADVANTAGES given By taxing number Of
~ ~ q ~ &c. d; Z; ;S .' de- % s,
rra,p.u,,, srs to Re d Of Who
e P , "a srg99,G for ,s i;e Of hare, TO- home and
hgmanes American bank notes. g. at equal
70 a 'erlins bank note', his dral, Europe.
The viii be paid 11ossG w f's s, Ias 6ys
Bankers ani Appointed Government Inspectors
Apply ou! delay. Me,,r. SC wssziCdLD soSs
st letters sod Msssr' a sdGwaRzscIiIID' y
be transacted having houses 10 every town 10 Europe
I1TAItH MAKING XSO HrI. II,,ISd,--TIs .as- -
w serbers being prepared with ali Necessary Ma. va
Sensry 70 make neg any every part Of Watch even the %
sortman, With confidence their public viii
best aud most wortmanite mannsr
business, ae b say9E df s. Ss a r n o. s e to
,hst may be presented They, hovsyer srser being Judged
,hs, NE public u. givs ihs@ trial Al watches soid
piece. and thoroughly overhaued examined pot perfe
TSsJ are .o PREPARED %sR . ne s e, .S. S
Being confident Of ability and having the dlsp..os
give satisfaoon they that ali wort
through their hands shall meet the APPRECIATION Of patron
Their charges shan AL be low good done or
MYERS a JANKF
fign Of Illuminated Clock AMI
deli Revolving Jewel Case, 75H Main A.
HlLANh BO1hs.-0EO. ". wEsT Offers rreat bargains
- superior quality large siEe LedFer1 Dav oot
bound " ise best bali Russia binding determned clio
INC lck u This article on hand AZ great aactihce.
Bon Envelopes se sealing o. per thousand TIarrisons Tnk
ne doH ~ Manufacturer price, Post once Envelopes per
er aud Cap Paper In variety Bristol noard-vsrv INF
q sheeO tuitabe for Tobacco Brands - per dor
az TXCuayar ro1R aropp
fRANnERRIEs.-AEs.h 10, Of c,.DSs,,,,, ,O',
- oeiyed and fof sale ~ Al
d'~ ROBERT RANKIN.
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~ The great Grc which broke out in New Yors Tues
d'y mornif'y destroyed tho ship Great Republic
che clipper ship white equall' she .hip " Joseph
who ui large number of bufdng -1mons them
No 2i2 Trout %, 40. pa occupied by Wc.sr. Jono.
R1slsnd, so. 2cl 2ce. aos, 2sI POP. 2,i. 2i5. 2t,
and -csesl other. The total lo'. b. ssGm,tei o., over
ooo,oOo
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NOIICE-Wc invite attention TO our sale of Messrs.
Cox Moutagues stock of Dry Goods damaged by the
late 6retO take place THE morning at O'Clock nj No
20 Main e. EENT, FAME & KENT,
de 30 Auctioneera
81 DR. BRAtNARD will tetIrnirom Petershurr Wednrs.
DAY m1ning, and D. consulted
yle paof Tor uosk with the exception N saurday on The
11gng luJ.Ctg at, Partial Total Hndnest nuama
ton 3D. Pain SIGHT ih Fr sghtedness cases, 9TH,
Short Near Sighted ronuiaton fom 90 III
a ", and from t0fP ". deig--du
gI' MOTHERS BHEAsT CLOTHS -Thess Cloths viii 10
more TO prevent Rising Breasts and give speedy
relief TO pain 10 The breasts of nursing mother arising
cold other than any thing
Day They may BE- discomfort 10 the NO.
her, and procured and during period nursing
~ enTve dIsgrceabe symptom hardness or
from exhibits ITSELF they guaranteed 10 rive relief
and IN Instance prevent Rising Breast There are thou.
sands Who suffer d during period Of nufng Direction.
ior using these Cloths accompany them.
They are r. sale exclusively ~ ADIE q GRAY
NON Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
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CUSTOMS CIRcULAR.-Secre Guthrie has directed a
general circular the Collectors Of Customs for the
purpose of correcting certain material defects in the forms
Goth February 1920 To effect this object the Secretary
proposes 10 collect nomenclature Of articles to be AT.
ranged alphabetically, and showing lst the name OF each
variety OF all articles imported, whether enumerated or
non-euumerated, subject duty free. ID The COM
mereia scientific denomination Of the general class to
which such variety belongs 30. The place of growth
production or manuiIctuc. 18th The Of duty any,
ON such articles 9TH Such information of the character
oi articles not in familiar use and Of the pur-
poses To which they usually applied be
IN your power to furnish. lie proposes secure the
returns Of Commerce and Navigation for each quarter as
soon "a possible after the close of the quarter which
the return refers instead OF being delayed at this tine
for weeks aud even months together
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hfssAok Oh rnk GosrnSoR 90 rsssrzsrs.-h appears
from mo annual message of Governor Johnson Of Ten
nessee, that the liabilities Of the State are a. follow.
state debt proper. tSsOl, $50 bonds issued 10 mil
o@us tieioOoo u : surplus aud school fund
sl,oso,Ss6; total, S7.s6I,isI.
Tue prospective liabilities authorized by internal Inn
pro'ement bills already passed. to about as 600
ooo and the internal Improvement bill now before ~.
legislature should become aaw, will add an additional
so,fOoooo to the sum- making total State liability of
including its present and prospective d.bt
The amount OF country and city by the issue
OF bonds IA estimated at S5ooOo00 OF the present in
deotedness OF the State 81 was incurred In h,d
ing turnpike roads The annual interest paid thereon IA
soso9 while the amonn received thereon is only slb
LOG per annum thus showing annual loss of S,G Te
on tho Investment S''''o'
The Governor = In favor Of the gradual liquidation of
the State Bank OF Tennessee and the sale of the S,.,
stock IN the Union aud Planters Bank IL IL can be dis
posed Of on good terms and the investment of the pro-
cceds in the obligations Of tho State. f'N
Ihe 1overnor also proposes several TO the
constitution OF the United States making tho President
Vice President, and United States Senators elective nv
direct vote OF the people, and changing the tenure of
judges OF the Supreme and other courts of the Uni,s
States. - >'''''"
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bfAtn o' 4. u. sr0oNlg, EsqThe large circle Of &C
qulintsuces and friends b, which this gentleman was sur
rounded b" Fechure will deeply regret 10 learn chat be-
- 90 Nor. u. h.shi i's ls.t Tus- iy aiternto on
o. 'n' '" fD.''t iIH.l, Alters painful line ofaeycral
JAYS n"'''H b.D'i.cI Ni- au eminent member 81
~ Peter hYrr Be-. , good citizen lpd Kind ueigIbor
49, Heath AL Or much hmouted by al Who enjoyed HE
i'GHi' tanre, ~ t' sinm ho il.tv esteemed His
tgM u o'cloct |1,rtsyg Esys,u De,. ~.
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SANDWICH GLANDS

Tao weeks later intelligence had been received from
Honolulu, viz: to Nov. ..
During the fortnight ending that day llS whalers
had arrived at Honolulu, Lahana and Hilo Owing to
the fear OF the small poN. which had been Honolulu an
unusually large portion Oihe fleet had made ahams their
depot
The Whalers arriving ali American except three
Bremen, three French, and Russian.
Eightyseyen whaers remained Honolulu on that day
and 10 merchant vessels. Among the latter were the
clipper ships Shooting Star, Mechanics Own, Benjamin
Howard, aud Harriet HoNe, taking in cargoes of oil
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To CORRESPONDENT.

fOHHF@PONDENIr
Letters On business must be Addressed the Editors
fAs Hhfg" $50
Ardclcs both paper published
resh aTule< standing. ali aud viii
In oe be Obituary notices .ht
lines arr charged for A. Advertisements.
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Tow MaEsu'li, Of Kentucky aud one Pitcher were u
val candid1ig' ior Office, lul "ltumpng" against
each other Pitcher vac hafraurniDp about "bs rtber
having been poor wiu ibis father was a cooper and
more on that sort of thing. MsrFha said he would admit
ihe gentem'ns father poor man, perhaps he had
been cooper, bat II be- wBs, lpontirg Pitcher he
made mighty poor heal to Of his nhiskey barrels
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TuNHE AISsTEHS or THE UNIVEHSITY or
VIRGINIA, respectfully
vsrsty on THURSDAY tie 9Th Of January purpose
o actng on several subjects requiring Immediate
especially Of taking the necessary steps towards dug
cany in the chair Il Matthews by
ar EdwaTd IL Courienay the excellent pro
fessor in that department Of the Institution
ds3o-e2t JOSEPH @. CAnELL, Rector u. v
NOTICE To MERCHANTS AND oTHERs-In future no boxes
~ eases, will hereafter be
ROANOKE or Jamestown" at New unless
well secured and 80 -
Those ordering goods from New
steamers, will please give above orders shippers
d29 IJJbi M A w TsoN
kaNILE I.S FIiANkEnnI sIArE nIsInInI IInN-nu.--
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rE>O LUTHER W. JONES, Committee OF lam
u Meta Niche, person Of unsound mind, PIaintG

II Meta Niche, a person OF unsonnd mind PisotIa
Robert Matthew, and Joseph Niche Robert wills and Xii
"a ms WIFE William Mooison, sally wife, the
said Jannetta Niche Defcndsn,s
Take notice, Of
court OF Louisa county in suit Of the style
on INC lh day OF December, ls CommfsoneT
snail at my ONCE at Louisa Court House,
% February, 1906 take the following
TO be
debts not embraced in the preceding from
Jannetta hiehi,
ship Of ihe sad Luther NJ Committee Of the ala ian
Meta Niche; and that publication
newspaper printed In the city Of Richmond for
weeks shall be equivalent personal Of notice
on The parties All interested appear me on
BILE TO state the said - 49,
Given under hand thi, Goth day Of December 1883
49, HENRY w. MURRAY,
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ODD FELLOWS, Hall

ONE WEEK ONLY
COMMENCING SATURDAY, DECIMBrI ssT
bls hOP's sERIO-COuIC PASORATsIg
n ana vocal Entertainment Of MONT BLANC. IiCr OF
Drutsard Italy American Expedition Ia search Of Sir Jobn
Franklin, Last Man, &c. ~ Jun"
Pianiste
Nocalist and Lecturer t,sI"..
Exhibition Evening IN Aurrnoon
Admission ?" csnts-ChIIdrcn halfprer.
desc JANIS SEYMOUR Proprietor
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ANUS EN- ENTS.


SH.n al :; performance IN o'clock
and cents second Tier
on n"sa street. formerly Pit IS
% cents. '"''Sf ''"''' S''o'ed ushefy, NWesp
boz once from NJ uusP pm when seat, MA, h.
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NOIfCE.we have for private sale remain in his I,
Ia DO man. house servant Of character a qua
hhrd servant Tor A the duties appeTtan paror
ana dining roo In fact there capacity he doe.
nov Also well grown boy Of 10 years No
oer IA aet the best oseT driver, and stable hani n
cur city Of good character. d oson, refer To-
H. Allen, fsq. Apply to PULIIAM A DAVIS
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Apply without delay, 10 Messrs sc IVA RZICaLD soyi
Bankers, Main those prefer N ay drct
heif letters and rcmtarces 10 Metgrs A. sCwARZsCiB
Co. No 70 Lombard IT. London, where all business
be transacted having houses In every town 10 Europe
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NoTltE.-Mr William y. Tompkns 8 no Ion ger IN our
~ employment " ''
deg PARKER, BAYLY A NIMsio

NJ. - y "'sH 10 FIoeuTr Doc
She must be qualiaed teach French on the
rlaho aud The higher English Branches
board will be given for o Months ' - Wv anu
HigginbothAm is At Com,
healthy country, the Of a
The Commence. IN 49,.
h OF January next We invite early proposals Letters "a
dressed 10 either all OF Court House will re-
Se"' prompt A''eLuob SAMUEL, Nc. GARLAND,
W y. COLEMAN,
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JURY DE POLICE.
ce SuJet.

Cest dams hut jours cue lie Jury &c Police
dot Sc reunir a NapoIeonviIle poar yoir aux
necessities ct u eAigences publiques de &c tie
paroisse.
Nous rappelons aux membres qui compo-
sent &c jury, qu'une loi fort impsrtante a etc
passee par Ia derniere Legislature, lol qui
dome a tous les jurys de police Ia faculte de
passer telles ~ordonnances qu'ils peuvent juger
~convenables, concernant les leyees ct les
chemins publics.
Nous avons la conviction quill existe dams
ce corps des hommes trop intelligents ct trop
devoues au bien public pour que cette grave
question puisse etre oubliee.
Nous disons davance Honneur a ceux oui
sen occuperont!
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dlt-ll. Va cherchcr &c que Ton de-
mande.
Rosa d%escendit ct rentra IN instant
apres ave deux douves de baril ct unc
gFande bande de hinge.
Cornelius await employe ce temps-la
a oter la veste du geolier ct a retrous~
ser ses manches.
- Est-cc bien celia que vous desirez,
monsieur? demanda Rosa.
Oui, mademoiselle, fit Cornelius
en- jetant les yeux sur les objcts appor-
ties; oui, c'est bien celia. Maitenant,
poussez cettc table pendant que je vais
soutenir lie bras de votre pere.
Rosa poussa la table, Cornelius posa
lie bras case dessus, atm quill Sc trouvat
a plat, ct avec n habilete parfaite, ra>
Jusia la fracture, adapta la clavette ct
SIERRA les bandes.
A la derniere epingle, lie ge6!ier Sc
~vanouit unc seconde fois.
- Allez chercher du yinaigrc, made
moiselle, dit Cornelius, nous lui en- frot-
terons les tcmpes ct il %reviendra.
Mais au lieu d'aecomplir la prescrin-
ton qui Iui etait fate, Rosa, apres s.etre
assuree que son pere etait bien sans
connaissancc, s'ayancaut yers Corne.
Illus.
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che: in the nejghbourhood ofthe Church ~,
phlIomene, measuring one hundred and two.,t
four feet front, by two arpents in depth, c1 "E
m7ncing from the Bayou Lafourche. not ino JD
ding the road and I~evee, bounded on one .y
by lands Of CharIes Naxile Boudreaux. and J'oe
the other side by those OF +. Duxin. toqo,l vi
with all the buildings and improvements 4 4.
mod thereon. W.
Seized to satisfy said writ and costs of sr;,.
to be sold with the benefit of appraisemen,
Terms CASH.
Assumption, July I'd 1858.
A. L. HICKMAN,
* sheriff,
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W Nous pTions tous les abonnes oni
c. L. MAYOR, Secret;

or Nous pTions tous les abonnes qni
mont pas recu lie dernier numero du
"Pionmer" de nous excuser.-Ce nest
pas une negligence de notre part qui
u oblige a Get appel, mais nos insuc-
ces dams les HUT tentatives Tue nous
avons iaites, pour fondre un r%ouIeau qui
resiste a l'intemperie de la saison.
Au centieme numero de notre dernier
tirage notre huitieme %rouleau est encore
devenn n marmelade ct la feuille
par consequent a etc perdue pour IA
plupart de nos abonnes ct pour nous.
En- consideration de &C retard, nous
publions une seconde fois lie feuilIeton
du dernier numero... Nous ne voudrions
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dues DUN cadrc de MuriIlo pIut6t que
dc lenr tquipagc. Une Am6ricainc Ice
nest pas la mere littfrairc dc IOncte
Ions), eclatait aussi dune beaute sauva-
&c, qui sent son Canada. Les FRANCHISES
ctaient un peu eclips6es par &C congres
~cosmopoIite.
lie due de Genes, qui ID fort bon air,
les ~allurcs wives ct martiales du soldat,
tcmptrees par lelegance de fhommc
du monde, Gtait lie lion du bal. On s'est
fait bousculer pour lie soir, portant en-
ccharpe sen grand Gordon tout nenf de
la ACKNOWLEDGMENT. On sc donnait
aussi de rudes poussecs pour yoir lin
peratricc, don't c'6tait la premiere reap
partition. $. NJ. ne conserve MULE trace
DIES causes de sa rctraitc.
Les uniformes anglais augmentent dc
proportion a chaquc f6tc. Les chcva-
Iiers de Malte, de jour en- jour, tgalc-
.ment plus nombreux, mnltiplient lecar-
Iatc,deja porte par les nombrcux cham~
bcllans. Celia anime singulierement l'ef.
fet des masses ruisselantes dor ct d'ar-
gent. Les femmcs ne savcnt plus quoi
Sc METRE, pour metre pas 6clips6cs. II
leur faudrait lie solcil Gu brochc Gu en-
'diad6me. j. l..
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etes injuste envers monsieur, que I'al
trouy6 occupe a yous secourir.
- Lui fit Gryphus avec un air de
doute.
- Celia est 81 vrai, monsieur, que lie
suis tout pref a vons %seconrir encore.
= Vous dit Grypltus, etes-vous
done medecin
= C'est mon premier etat, dit lie pri-
sonnier.
= DE sorte que YOU pourriez me
remettre lie bras?
- Parfaitement.
! t que vous faut-il pour celia,
yoyons
= Deux clavettes de bois ct des BAN
des de hinge,
tn entends, Rosa, dit Gryphus, lie
p%risonnier va me remettre lie bras; c'est
n economic; voyons, aide-moi . me
lever, je suis de pIomb.
Rosa presenta au blesss on epaule:
lie blesse entoura lie col de la jeune file
de son bras intact, ct faisant un effort, IL
Sc NIT sur ses jambes, tandis que Cor
nelius, pour lui epargner la Motto du
cilemiD, roulait yers Iui un %fauteuil.
Gryphus s'assit dams lie f%autcuil, puts
Sc retournant vers SD file,
- Eth bien, n'as-tu pas entendu ? lui
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SIiERIFF'S SALE,

Cleophas Gantreaux, administrator, No
400, Us. Francois Bnrthet,
The State Of Louisiana, Fifth judicial
District Court in and for the parish of
Assumption.
BY virtue ofand in obedience to an order of
seizure and sale, to me directed by the ~IIonora-
bic the above Court, sitting in and for the pa
rlah OF assumption, Stote aforesaid, dated June
2dI353.
have seized and will of offer at public sale.
at the Court House of this parish, in the village
Of NapoleonVl1le, on Saturday the 9th day of
August 1888, commencing at eleven o'clock A.
NJ, the following described property belonging
toth defendant francois Barthet, to wit:
A lot OF ground, situated in the parish Of As
sumption, on the right bank of Bayou Lafour-
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- Monsieur, dit-elle, service pour
service.
= Qn'est-ce-a-dire, ma belle cnfant?
demanda Cornelius.
- C'est,a-dire, monsieur, que lie juge
qui doit yous interroger demain est ye-
nu s'informer aujourd'hui de la cham
bre OH 0 y etiez; qu'on lui a dit que
vous habiiez la chambre de M. Cor
nellie dc Witt, ct qua cettc reponse, il
"A ri dune faeon s~inistre qui me fait
croire que rien de bon ne vous attend.
- Mais, demanda Cornelius, que
peuto-n me faire :?
Voyez d'ici ce gibet. !,
- Mas je ne suis point coupable, dit
Cornelius.
L'etaient-ils, eux, qui sont la-bas,
pendus, mutiles, dechires /?
- C'est yrai, dit Cornelius en- s'as-
sombrissant.
- D'ailleur, continue Rosa, l'opi-
Mon pubIique veut que vous lie soyez,
coupable. Mais eniin, coupabIe gu non,
votre process commencera demain; apres
demain vous serez condamne les che"
<cs won't 81 vite PR lie temps qui court.
Eli bien, que concluez vous de
tout ceci, mademoisellc.
La suite AZ proclaim '~.,nss,o.
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await WI, a la facon don't lie bras await
Pile, au bruit quill await fait en- plant.
quill y await fracture, quill J await dou-
leur, il ne songea pas a autre chose qua
porter secours al blesse, 81 NAL inten<
tonne que lie blesse lui eat paru a son
endroit dams la seule entrevue quill cit
cue ayec hui.
Au bruit que Grpphus await fat en-
tombant, a la plainte quill await laissee
6chapper, IN pas precipite Sc fit enten-
Dire dams ~l'escalier, ct a l'appsrition qui
suiyit immediatemeni lie bruit de ce pas.
Cornelius poussa un petit cri auquel re-
pondit lie cri dune jeune file.
Celle qui await repondn au cri pousse
par Cornelius, c'etait la belle Frisonne.
qui, voyant son pere etendu a ,erre ct
lc prisonnier courbe sur lui await cru
d'abord que GryPhus, don't ellie con-
naissait la brutalite, etait tombe a la
suite dune lutte engagse entire lui ct lie
prisonnier.
Cornelius comprit ce qui SC passait
dams lie ceur de la jeune file au mo-
ment meme on lie soupeon entrait dams
son cGur.
Mais ramcnee par lie premier coup,
d'eil a la verite ct honteuse de ce
auselle await pu penser, ellie leya sur IL
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ieune homme ses beauS yenx humides
ct lui dit !:
- Pardon ct merci, monsieur. Par
don de ce que ~'avais pense, ct merci
de ce que vous faites.
Cornelius rougit.
-Je ne fals que mon devoir de chre-
ten, dit-il, en- %seconrant mon sembla-
BILE.
- Oui, ct en- lie secourant ce soir.
yous w oublie les Injuries quill vous a
dites ce matin. Monsieur, c'est plus que
de l'humani.e, c'est plus que du chris
tianisme.
Cornelius Ieva les yeux sur la belle
e%nfant, tout etonne quill otait d'enten-
Dire sortir de Ia bouche dune jeune file
du peuple une parole a la fois 81 noble
ct 81 compatissante.
Mais il nett pas lie temps de lui te-
moigner sa surprise, Gryphus, revenu
de son REIMBURSEMENT, ouvrit les yeux
ct sa brutalite accoutumee lui Ievint
ayec la vie.
All . VOLTA ce que c'est, dit-il, on
Sc presse d'apporter lie souper du pri-
sonnier, on tombe en- SC hatant. en- TOM
bant on Sc case lie bras, ct on vous
laissc la sur lie carreau.
- Silence, mon pere, dit Rosa, yous
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SUCCESSION SALE.
In the matter Of the Succession of Fer.
iinand Landry.
administrative

49, ~ wv 'D't >'-ESt'i Va 4 ="
tInand Landry.
BY virtue ot Il decree Of the Fifth %Jndjrial
District Court III and Tor the parish of lssumD,
ton, dated tire 33d day OF June 1888, win he
sold at the public auction on The premises in 1.-THE
BruIc St-Enccnt, by the undersigned admiui,-
tFatrlX OF said succession. on Saturday the 3g,h
day OF July 1888. at ten O'Clock 4. Nj. the Io-
lowing described property belonging to sad
succession, to wit.
10. A plantation situated in said parish in
the Brul. st Vincent, measuring Two arpcnrs
front by twenty tive arpeDts in depth, bounded
Oh one side by lands of Emerant &ilnoneaux
Co. and or the other SIDE by those Of Vim,
cent ifebcrt, together with all the buildings and
improvements and the s%tending crop.
20. The httenth part ola quarter Of section
oil land situated ON the Grand Bayou, in section
No 10, township No IS, Range No 10.
80. A negro man named Sthoud, ared &c
years. .
10. A negro boy named Alexander, aged p
years.
30. The cropof corn on the plantation Of Mrs
Alexis Blanchard.
80. Horses, horned ~cattles, Turning utensils
house, hold and ketcheen furniture.
Terms and Conditions :
The landed property and slaves payable in
four equal instruments, one fourth in march
1854, one fourth in march 1855, one fourth in
march 1856 and the remaining fourth III march
1857. The movable property payable all sums
under ten dollars in march 1854, and all sums.
over ten dollars one ha'fin march l854 and the
other half n march 1856. Purchasers to furnish
good and solvent security with special mortgag,
on the landed property and slaves, and all sums
not punctualy paid at matur ty to bear interest
At the rate of eight per cent per annum.
Parish of Assumption this 23di june 1858.
EGLANTINE LANDRY,
Al Administrative
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-10
JURY ~D;HABITANTS.

C'est mercredi, 6 Juliet, que conformement
aux prescriptions du code NOR, I'LL Jury coInpo-
Sc de deuH JUICES de paix ct de dix Labitauts.
propriGtaires Uesclaves, Il etc forIne dams Ia
Maison lie Cour dc cette p~aroisse, pour iurer
les esclaVes Jonrier; appartenant a Madame
veuve Hubbard ct LewiS, appartenant a N
Emerand Landry, accuses de l'horrible tenta-
tive dassasslnat taite sur la personne de Ma
THIEU QUIoUEERz.
ApIes DIES dtbats Qui Sc sont prolonges JUS
qua une heure apres-Ininuit, lie Jury s'est re-
tire dams Ia sale des deliberations, ct a cin0
heures il Ell est sort decIarant r~econnaitre
non coufable F~esclave Leu7s ct ne pouvoir
s'accorder sur lie compile de FescIave Janvacr
En- consequence le premiere et9 immedia-
mis- en- liberte ct il a etc decide qu:un
n%ouveau jury serait convoqua pour melcredi
proclaim a Feftet de juger Janvier.
Mons persons quill sera tres dilBcIIe de for
mer ce nouveau jury, car nous sommes per
suade quill NEST pas dix p~ersonnes dams FAs-
sumption qui n'aieut leur opinion tormee sur
ce sujet.