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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
5pprluI Nutirrs,

The township of Grass Valley, California, is famed
GB for its Quartz Mining Companies-twelve are now
Operation there and doing we but the Helveta & La Fay
whose advertisement appears in another column
be taking the lead Over $20O0O0 in gold has been taken
ofts mines since their first opening April 1882 and their
yield is greater than at any previous time We think
that examination into the affairs of this company will well
those desirons of making profitable inv estment.
M~@ PUBLIC EXAMINATION.-The remaining Fall
Sessions of the Boa I'd of School Examiners, will be
helu at Ravenna, follows:
ls Friday, October l4h, Sd, Monday, November 9TH,
Cd, Monday, October 24th, 4h Monday, November, 21
The sessions commence at 10 O'Clock A M No other
sons will be held this Fall. A. M. PRATT, Clerk
Dr. UBBS will be at the Prentiss House. Weenes-
day afternoon and Thursday, 18th and Goth October.
See adv ertisement in another column.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05

COUNTING THE Cosr.-The last Trumbull Whig
says that at receut Free Soil caucus in Warren,
3. f. HOFFMAN proposed toihre Rev. S. R. WARD
TO stump that county, because, among other rea-
sons, he would do it cheaper than white stumper.
Portage. Wing, Oct. 8, 1851.
You didn't mean Mr.. Wing, to insnuate that
Rev. gentlemen could be hired to stamp the county,
did you! and you christian!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
The light of the Gospel i'm Mantua.

We understand that 0. P. BROWN, Esq, preach
ed to the people of Mantua, on sabbath last. 1t
seems that political stumpers, and sundry cergy
man have exchanged business-the former gone
to preaching the latter to stumping. :" Men and
brethren what snail we do to be saveda"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05

Accounts from Newfoundland state that the
Potato cropis an utter failure on account of the
rot There were also great fears of famine, and
the papers urge upon the Government to call an
early session of the Legislature to meet the emer-
pency.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. HI. TUBES,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.

WILL be in attendance at his rooms as folIows:
RavennaPrentssH House "Wednesday afternoon Thur
day 10Th and 2Uth October. -,
Akron--Cobbs Exchange, Tuesday, 18th Of October vi
Cleveland-American House, Wednesday and Thursday,
7h and 9Th Of September. .,---1- n -
Absence of few weeks from the State delays the above ap
pontmens beyond the usual PERIOD after which they Will
again be attended regularly heretofore. ,.ff -
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases OF the Liver LunRa
Kidneys Spleen, determinations, Rheumatism, Asthma,
sy, Weakness Nervous disabilities, Loss
Appetite Constipation Derangement of the Stomach, Bilious
Affections, Grave White Swengs any long standing dis
eases, are Invited to call. r..s - --
No CHARGE CONSULTATION DIR T., neither beeds nor
blstcrs is he Hom@pahist; Mercury,
senic Antmony other mineral medical
he Thompsonian, ,he neither seams gives emetcs His the
of diseases differs from all others that have been adopted,
but not more so than his system of treatment He does not
make sick to make well, down build again,
any nervous Irritation, by patching with anodynes.
We caution the public against fHPosters, who IN several
counties endeavorng harvest from the popularity
of remedies by pretending TO administer the same They
know nothing whatever of the recepss and With them
would be utterly incapable of celebrating our medi
THE SICK ARE INVITED TO CALL.
Coon CHEER FOR DTsPEPTIcs-Mrs L. Shuttick, of Hamp
den township, Geauga county, first attacked wi pain In
the stomach followed by changable Appetite Indigestion acid
y tenderness and weakness "gopeness at pit Of the
stomach codness OF extremes pain through chest back and
shoulders heavness and funess head with much deb
M For nearly two years had not sufficient strengths sit
during the entire day. -Four different physicians had perseye
ngy treated the case, a6ording at time more than slight
temporary relief With little strength and less hope Of sac
patient commenced Of Analytical remedies which
continued until complete efectsd For last six
months has taken medicine and stomach In
better condition than Cest of treatment $7,75.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05

DRlED APPLES WANTED.-Any quantity Of dried ap
Piles and peaches wanted for which will the hghes
market price in cheap new Goods. =
Oct. 3, 1853. G. & J. c. PRENTIss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05

D. NJ. SOMERVILLE. DANIEL REDFIELD.
CO-PartnerSh5p Notice.
HAVE taken into copartnership with me in the Merchant
Tailoring and Clothing business Mr. D. Redfeld old
experienced tailor from Hartford CT The firm pledges itself
to be No. / in all the branches ofthe business.
At the old stand of D. M Somerve, nearly opposite the
Bank, Ravenna, Ohio.
September g. 1853. 43l-6m
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
Vermont Sheen for sale.

4 O FRENCH MERINO BUCKS, of the following grades:-
10 one-balf French and half Pauler Merino, hal
French oneourth Rambulee Nigretia Merno,
half French OnefOurth Rambulee onefourth Escural
Merino, and three ourts French onefourth Ngrea
seveneghts French Rambulee Merno. one-halr
Rambulee Pauler Merno Also, Ewes oftbe
above gradesa said sheep from to years old They
Bineham's and T. j. Rehe's ocks, Vermont and
P. Adams Sons 6ock Huron, Erie county. Ohio will
sell them cheaper than they be purchased where
the Western Reserve.
These sheep the Portage County Agricultural
Fair, the 5th md 9th of October.
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Shalersville, Sept. a. 1853 SAML G. ELDRIDGE.
~ 000 POUNDS OF BUTTER WANTED! for which
lCaUUU will pay eighteen cents II in goods, at the
tOgest cash price. c. & ). G. PRENTIss,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
new FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

n GREENFIELDER has just received the largest
VI splendid stock of the best and
Winter Goods brought this section country which
sye finish and durability
Over Goats consists of the following Pilot Beaver,
Mohair, Ngerhead Petersham, Blanket Felt Broad
and Sane Also, endless vari of Frock, Dress Sack
and Box coats Pants Vests and boys clothing of every kind
quality and color.
Furnishing Goods from the white linen to the cheap
est hickory shirts wrappers drawers socks gloves cravas
Stocks neck ties, suspenders, handkercies
trunks vaises carpet bags umbellar India Rubber
leggins, ETC., etc. = s=
Come one, come all, and give a call,
And will try to suit you all.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
new GOODS ON THE SQUARE!

II L. DAY receiving stock of Fall and Winter
LIZ Goods CALM Ravenna, Sept 13.
RESS GooDS-Merinoes, Thibet Cloths. Persian Cloths,
Mousn, De Bage De Laines, ETC., just ceived at
Sept. 26th. H. L. DAYS.
LKSA large stock of Black aud Fancy Silks inst opened
- Sept. 26th. at H. L. Days.
NELVETS-A fine assortment of Velvets be found at
Sept GOTH H. L. Days.
SHAWLS-Ther real exhibition shaws Bay State Empire
State do, Waterloo do CASHMERE and Broca just
september 26th ...- Fl. L. DAYS.
EMBROIDERY Flowing Under Sleeves. new patterns,
IL Under Handkerchief and Collars just
Sept. 26. receivedby H. l.. Day.
Doors AND SHOES-A large assortment of Ladies and
ID Misses Boots and Shoes and CATERS. Childrens
shoes STYLE Ladies and Misses Rubber Long
CATERS and Shoes just received by H. L. DAY.
ARPETINGS-Theb best assortment of Carpeting in town
~ can be found ut sept26 H. L. DAYS
tLOTHING-H. L. Day has just received large
~ Fall and Winter Clothing, such Over Goats, Frock
Dress Coats Sacks and Frockatees Pantaoons and
Vests of every variety Also Under Garments every
scrption all of which will be sold low. sept 26.
AIDES COTTON HOSE-5O dozen those superior shil-
IL ling hose, the best article for the offered in
this market Call and get dozen before they
Sept26. H. L.. DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
Mammoth Weekly Plain Dealer,
for 1854.

NEW VOLUME-NEW TYPE-NEw FORM!
THE Thirteenth Volume of the Cleveland Weekly Plain
Dealer will the first January, 1854
1t will be greatly ENLARGED. printed Type and
form: containing of six columns or
forty eight columns in ALL Each paper will book in the
quantity its reading variety
of News and Miscellany known to the Newspaper World
As a Family periodical each number will contain Tai,
from the best writers in the fields select
ed with view to amuse the mind, inform the head
prove the heart
As political Journal it will keep we'll posted in
regard to the measures of the Administrations policy
in relation to the Great Pacific Rail Road, Cuba Japan Chi
Mexico Hungary Sandwich Islands, France Turkey
Also will have regular correspondent Washngton Cali
forna, Bermuda, Valparaiso, London Vienna, Panamaand
will contain Telegraphc and Market reports from parts
the country.
The volume will be invaluable every family furnish
ing tnot only all the current ohe
of moral and amusing reading, which in the be
Well conducted Family Newspapers are fast supplying the
place OF Books Pamphlets Magazines and all
reading matter being cheaper containing
always fresher from the facts and readable. aer
for the Mion is the motto Of the day, and hencefcrh
issue -ts-rrs
MAMMOTH WEEKLY,
in such form, and filled with such matter induce every
on Better dispense with the school master than with such
q paper.
Single copy, So.
Five copies, 8.
Ten copies, is.
Twenty-Five copies,
Fifty copies, to one direction, so.
copy for his toube two copies, &c. Receipts to each sub
seriber returned in first paper.
Dealer, Cleveland, OhiO.'' 2w431
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copardeship
existing between the subscribers, under the and
firm of Burwe Supple, this day Dissolved by mutual
consent. A. G. BURWELL.
WALLER SUPPLE.
N BThe business will be continued at the old stand
the undersigned. 4. G. BURwELL.
Rnvenna, Sept IT, 1858. 3w-4Sl
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
Interesting from California.

Arrival of the Steamer Northern Light-Another
Bloody Battle seih the Iudians-2o Americans
Killed. II.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
samuel DOdge's Estate.

SlmueA DO1Se'S Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has been
IN pointed and qualified Administrator the
Samuel Dodge, late of Charestown, Portage county, Ohio
deceased. = ..- FHf.t
Dated Charestown this 22d day September A. D.
GEORGE LOWRIE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
.TOhm BMrmeS' Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has been ap
~ pointed and duty qualified Executor the
John Burnes late of Atwaer Portage Ohio deceased
AtWater. Sent. 23d, 1853. 3-43O JOSHUA RURNES.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
RnWELL. WlTIER q GO,

THE .ubscriber. have day entered into
i for purpose of carrying on the stove Copper Tn
Rawson and also store formerly occupied by Pie
Kin We hope keeping good assortment Of wnres and
age. - -. 49,, - a. y: ~: 11sSAh1ts
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
HELVETIA AND LAFAYETTE ;
GOLD MINING COMPANY
(Ihis Company Is located at Grass TdIey CaIVorniaJ
1t was Organized July =, 1852,
Read This!

IL Persons having book accounts with John r.
IN Bostwick will please call and settle before the ls
Of November pay cost Of collection. We wish to settle
every before going to Rayenna, where we are IN
hopes of locating this fall, .-E
N. B.-We intend to commence business upon the only
principle trust good sold cheap for cash OF
DrOdnce,,' (426) .
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CALIFORNIA;.

81 Par ie ste amer 1enas, arrive her dc
Vera Cruz, nous a,ons DIES no",e''es
de San Francisco d Ia date dh 3O sep
tembre. Ccs nouvelles annonccnt p"c
lie steamship Pacific est part de San
Francisco lie Ter conrant pour IA" Jna"
del Sud, etle steamship Panama, pour
Aspinwall, le meme jour.
lie Pacific await i son bord''46o pas
sagers ct ST. 500, 900 en- or. lie Pana.
ma await $l,lO0,OoO tgalcncnt On
or.
ties autres nouvcIics sont toutcs dun
intefet purement commercial.
lac comite charge dc %rccuci!'Ir DIES
secoars en- favour DIES victimes de ftpi-
demiea la Nouyelle-O Orleans, declare
ayoir enanain une somme de S9,57o 50
MATS CONNIE toutes les collectcs ma
yaient pas ete faites, i! a ete reso'u
au'on enverrait par &C steamer un cheek
pour Ia somme de $4,000, ct que !;
balance serait envoyec par lie came
du l5s
Mile Sinclair dot donner une repre-
sentation don't lie produit sera alloue au'
sommes collcctees.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
FiRRY'S SALE.

Nv virtue OF and i'll obedience TO an oF1l-
nance of the Police Jury of the "tore%tld pa
r;sh dated september 5th 1853. | Will OTTER at
,,nbi;c sal, on Saturday fifth day Of Novetn-
bar 1857, at ten O'Clock A. H., at the Court
House of this parish, the following FerrlH$. to
isl The Ferry situated opposite Jean Al
!en.an or IN neighborhood.
o. The Ferry situated opposite Gabriel
Rodriguez OF in the uri&hhorhood.
Sd. The Ferry situated oppoSlt" PAIN
coutvilIc.
tth. The Ferry situated opposite fNt'-
chiuI Church..
9th. The Ferry situated opposite NaPo-
leonyillc.
9th. The Ferry situated oproSlt" MarIrS
Albagnac residence CT lit the
~neighborIl0od.
eth. Tie Perry situated opposite nranzll
IIimel resideuceo r at charlottesville
slh. The Ferry situated at Bayou Come.
OIL. The Ferry situated on Bayou Pierre
Part at Louis Comeau Residence
10th. The ferry situated at tn" Bay OF
Bayou Pierre Part ncar the 4esl-
dcnce ofJoseph F'rioux. :
nth. The Ferry situated opposite tie r'>'-
dcncc of Nit j'Au Cnatr, t,au-
trcaux on Bayern Pierre Pat.
Termes ct Conditions:
The above Ferries Will b" so'j@ At iEv'lE;
months credit from the day CT a;Jl+!ratlo1
Purchasers to furnish rooI and solvent >"~uii'
tx at the satisfaction OF the president OF th'
Police jury, with ei@lt per cat interest PEI
aunnm after the maturity II case u uoI pay
ment Until PAID.
parish Of ASSUMPTION. october 1yt 1899,
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ETAT Dc LA LOUISIANA.
PAROISSE ASS0M TlON.
VENTE DIES FERRIS.

En- vertu Dune o~rdonnance du Jurl de 20
lice de la dite p~aroisse, en- date du 3 sep'em-
bre 1853, Jofrirai en- yente %publlque, lie
Samedi 5 Noyembre prochatn 1898, a lo
heures du matin, d la Maison de Cour de cette
na roisse, les Ferrys suivants, SAVIOR
Ter. lie Ferry tenu chez Jean Ailenlah
. GU dams lie voisinage. =.
2me. LIE Ferry tenu chez babrlei hoafl-
auez GU dams lie voislliage.
Anne. lie Ferry tenu d Paincourtyllle.
4me. LIE Ferry tenu a lsEgllse Parolssiale
5me. lie Ferry tenu a Napoleonville.
CINE. lie Ferry tenu chez Marius Alba:
onac GU dams lie ~voislnage.
7me. lie Ferry emu chez Drauzin Hlmei,
a Labadievllle.
SINE. lie Ferry tenu au Bayou Corne.'
eme. LIE Ferry tenu au Bayou flerfe'
Part, Ell face de Ia residence dc
Louis Conleau.
lone. LIE Ferry tenu a Ia Bale du Pierre
Part, presla residence de JOSEF
Frioux.
lime LIE Ferry tenu chez Nine Jear
Charles Gautreaux, au Plerre-Part
Termes ct Conditions
Les susdits Ferrys seront vendus a aouze
mois de credit, a partir du Jour de FadJudica
t;on les acouereurs fournissant DIES SECURITIES
bonnes ct solvables a La satisfaction du presl
dent du Juri de Police, avec lnteret a ralsoi
de hut pour cent paran apres fecheance el
cas- de non Placement.
paroisse Assumption, lie Ter octobre 1853.
Il. @. MELANgON,
Trssorier de P~aroisse.
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Amadeo Morel, notary public, be"rln$ elsh'
per cent interest after the maturity IN palo'
endorsed to the satisfaction OF tLie eufa'o',
with special mortgage on sand Iaild nh'1' MY
payment; the slaves to be sold cne 'hlfa tasn,
naarrh 1854 The purchasers to furnish then
notas navahlc< at The office of Amadeo Moret
notary public. bearing eight per cent interest
after maturity, endorsed to the satisfaction OF
the Curator, with special mortgage on SAID
slaves until final payment.
Parish Of Assumption, oct. 7th 1893.
L. {. i.ORET,
Curator.
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LES SEPT NEVERTHELESS.

II = await foule, le Ter octobsc Al soir,
la Porte STINT. Martin pour Ia lprcmie-
re representation des Sept Merreitles du
Monde. REIMBURSEMENT parlant, COS
sept mcsyeilles n'en sont pas une. Al
rcs,e, lafiche commet n errenf; ellie
parle de,sept ~merveilies, il y or ] hut
dams ia abiIece; Ia hnitieme est Miranda.
c~'est.a.dire une femme plus belle que
tous les angrs ct les diamants raanis, ct
que recherche IN prince.
AZ In Porte Saint Martin, on peut dire
a coup sar quela Oh il y a .uD PRINCE, il
v aura bieni8t une fee. II y en- a une
en- effet, qui revele au prince lie
moyen dc faire la ~conqnete de Miranda,
In huitieme Mesvcille du Monde /: csest
de s'emparer d'abord DIES sept qui Font
~precsdee. &c nest pas plus CHI. que
celia. ct c'est surtolt q la Porte,Saint-
Marlin aue ces ,ehoses,la ne sont pas
diAiciles; a remafquez hen que la fse
est bonnie 7crsonne, elle apporte ellie,
meme Sur lc theatre Ie %colossc de Rho
des. lie tombeaut. dArhemise, Ic temple
dsEphsse, les jardins de Babylonc, etc
De sorte que ie prince ma Qua ttcndrc
Ia main pour dire comme Cesar " Je
suis yenu, 'ai v%aincu."
An .demeurant, fenvre reprfsentee
d Ia Polts Sa.nt-Martin nest pas. une
piece. C'est an melange dc decorations
plus bellies que ce.les de eOper,, ct dc
@iazzis, de caiembourgs ct de coos a Ia.
nc. Depuis .Aladin 0" Ia Lampe Mer-
xcilleuse, dc POpera, on ma janus ricn
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: les troupes du commencement que al
l.honneur de c~ommander ont re"ssi' &c
4 courant, a obtenir TN triomphe COM
plet sur ces barbares qni, dams cur
aveugle rage, Mont pu que detru'fe ii
partic de cette Vile OH lis s'ttaient for
tifiss, ct plonger dams Ia plas aiirc"se
misere les maIlncureuses families o
ills ont fait les victimes dc lcur fo'fc ten
tafipc.
D'apres dcs informations que l'a' put
sees a DIES sources pressure ccr;alnes, Ia
perte des rebelles s'tlere a plus dc u
morris ct blesse<, plus 200 en'i'o" q"'
ont succombe au cholera. lis ont ahan-
dome toutes leurs munitions, 600 NOUS
qnets, ct un grand nombre de prison.
niers. Les chefs ct ~quelques-nns de ce"x
ou'ils ayaient cutraines avtc eux ont p'l'
In flute ycrs les m~ontagnes, oh.lis. cspe:
rent trouver VII refuge assure, sill en- est
IN MULE part pour cenx qui nhesltent
pas ainsi a jctcr an milicn dcs popu1''
tons tile trouble Ct la gncrrc.
En- probe a la hainc p"blfqde, 1ttcs>
les, abhor6s de tous,j e doute quiIs puts
sent echapper a la vengeance DIES iois
dontie g!aiye dot tot on lard "oal''e
sur leurs tetes coupabIes.
Liza trnnquiilit5 est done retablie dan;
ccttc capitale aussi bien que dams les
autrespparties de rEtat, en- y compre-
nant Tfzmin, on ont tc'ate les prem'ers
troubles ct Oh errent encore quellue:
chefs en- probe aux remords vcngenrs C
i la tcrreur dune arrestatlon a I'qncI't
il leur est impossible dc Sc solstralrc
Merida, Is octubre.
RoMuLo DtAz DE la VEGA.
lie cholera continue ses ravageS
Oasaca. On dit gull est plus terrible
m~aintcnant QUEEN 1888. Tons les jour
de nouvelles ceremonies religieuses son
celebrecs dams lie but d'implorcr du c'e
la disparition du ltau.
On attribute Ia Tongue dnrec dc epi
dsmie au fait que de- ties grandes q"an
tites de fruits ont etc vendues ct consom
, mees tous les ~jours, malgre tontes lie
~sprecau.ions 'qu'ont pu prendrc a &C
.egard les autorites.
lie general VOL est arrive Il Mata
moros avcc unc troupe dc denx cent
hommes.
LIE general Ventura Mora est mo'
reinforcement dams la willie dc Mexico.
Les indiens c%ontluucnt leurs depied
dations; lis sc sont montres Jnsqn"u
environs dc C%erraloo eide Marine.
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VENTn DE SUCCESSION.

Succession De Mari" Modesto t'A'i-
treauux, definite femme d'Ansclmc
HouIIcnux.
En- vertu d un dtcret de Honorable Conr do
Cinuuleme District dams ct pour la paroisae
ASSUMPTIONS, il sera ottert en- vtnte publtque'
M, lie soussigne, entanteur pour la paroIsse AS
sonntion. sur les lieuX, SaInedi, le u Novem-
bre 1853 q 10 heures du matin, les propricteS
ci-aprss dccrites, appartenant ! ii succession
susdlte, SAVIOR
10, Une habitation situte en- cette paro'sS''
sur arrive rojte du Bayou Latourche, a l mile
au.dessous de iabadieyillc, mesurant tro'S ar
penis de face plus on nolns, sur quafanle ar
neuts dc protondeur, entire ilgnes4 parfalit!es'
bornje en- haut par les terres de jean naPts,e
Boudreaux, ct en- bas par celies de 1loVS Aat-
bot, ensemble avec toutes les bAtIases e "''N'
lioratIons qul s'y trouVeht.
%. QucIuues chevauX, betes / cornes, GU
tiIs aratoires, meubles dc menage ct baltene
dc cuisine.
Termts Ct Conditions
La terre payable Ell trois termes csa"N' e
chtant dams les mois de mars de chdcuhe ocs
annees 1854, 1855 ct 1856, lie mobllier paya-
. be toute somme de dix ~piastres ct an'dessoas
! en- mars 1854, ct toutes somtneS au "eS9"' oe
dix %piastres en- mars 1893. Les aca"tfe"'S
| devant iournir bonnie ct SutflSaute CAUTION Il
hvpothequc sptciale sur la teere, CT tou'e SOM
ne qui NJ. serait pas payeea echeance Por'ef'
interet a raison de HUT poar cent par an.
Assumption, lie & octobre 1898.
Altered TETE,
, InCautCUr.
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State Of Louisiana. - Fifth judicial
District Court.-pari,h of .4sSump-
ton.
Whereas Charles Alfred Besse has petltlo-
ned the Court for Letters of ADMINISTRATION OF,
the estate of the late Robert b. Daily deceased
mtestate.
Notice is hereby given, toall whomlt may
concern, to show cause Wlthln ten days, why
sthe prayer ofthe SAID petitioner should moi
be granted.
BY order of the court.
assumption, This 9th oct. 1888.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
g. Cielk'
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A,NnTDNaCsss

Fiat de la Louisiane. - Conr do Gin
uuiea District Judiciaise.-paIolse
Sc Assumption. .
Atteudu que Charles Alfred Besse a presenIe
une petition a la Cour, pour obtcnlr des let
tres administration 4 la succession de leu
Robert Is. DAILY, dec6de i~ntastat:
Avis est par lie present dontte a tous ecu
one celia pent concerner, davolr Il deou1'e
sous dix jours, les raiSonS pour IeSquei'eS IL lit
serait pas fat droit a Ia dlte petition.
Var ordrc de il.
Assumption. lie 27 ortobre 1895.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
. CIR, fier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-30
Termes ct Conditions :

La terre sera vendue TN ciuquiemc comp
'tant, ct la balance en- deux terInes egaux,
une Motto de la dite balance ell mars 1854,
ct I'autre motto eu mars 1855. Les acquerenrs
devront fournir leurs billets payables a poiiice
dsAmadeo Morel, notaire public, p%ortant hut
pour cent dinteret apres ech6ance jusqu'au
pagfait Placement, endcsses a la satisfaction
du ccurateur, ayec hypotheqne specla!e SUI
la dite terre jusqu'a parfait payment. Les es-
claves seront vendus un tiers compliant: ct la
balance en- mars 1851; les acquereurs devront
fonrnu leurs biIIets~ payables a Police DANA
dec Morel, ~notaire public, portant huit pour
cent d'interet paran, a partir de Peeheance
~lusqu,au parIalt Element, endosses d Ia sa-
tisfaction du Curateur, ayec hypctheque spe-
eiale sur les dts e~sclaves jasqu'au partait
paiement.
Absorption. let octobre 1853.
l.. C.. LORET,
IS Curateur.