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by the Gopcrn'6ir for liz saaanicss!
iutton ofa Bond.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
BATON ROUGE. May lsth ~!

h'|"f, MAY JolN 1904.
WHRRfas, application has been this dav
made to me hy III. Joseph Simoneau jr., Of
Parish Assumption Ter the cal,ceIImg Of the
following BOND; viz, 3 Bond in the sum OF
Fifteen Thoi:sand, GgIit hundred & nin,v
dollars, signed by the said Joseph Sinllo,liatu. II.
as principal, on til eight day december 1851,
together with following named pcrsu1lstas SUI
reties, viz. 49,, ,,
ViIeor Leblanc and Terence Lotla1nfec.. 81 Sid
Bond having beetl. given by the said Joseph
Simonaud j, for and il Consideration Of the
proper discharge of his ,li,tls$ as 'super,nter-
dant Of Public Schools, in and for the parish Of
Assumption, for which office be was duly com
missloned on the Tllirtecuth Day OF. November,
1851, and which he afterwards rtsisncd..
Now THEREFORE, This is to notify all person.
interested therein to show cause at tie Office
Of the secretary Of State, within, ninety days
lloln the last publication hereof, why the same
should not be Cancelled and annulcal.
Given undo, my baud, the Seal Of the State
at Baton Rouge this Eighteenth day Of NAY
A. D. 1854. and in the years Of the independent.
ce OF the United States Of America the Seven.
~ Eight. 20. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ANDREWS. HERON, Secretary of State.
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Ne deth6Iir enelruessuns de no. grands
hommss podr aPiprendre aux autIes . sa'
soir etrc sisnplcs citoyens...
lie psdicuse patiait dun air moii'e
s~arieux, MOTTO badiu, qui faisait frison-
sier Gazonnal.
-Ainsi dit le Medicinal. pias de
religion
Plus de religion d. tEtaf dill le
pedicurc en- eoolignant les deux DER
iiers motss chacan aura Ia siennc. c 'est
fort heoreux qu'on protage en- &C mo-
rieilt les converts; ca nous pr6parc les
fonds dc notre gousernemem. Tout
conspire pour nous. Ainsi toas ! ID aui
PLACEMENT les peoples, qui 5raillens sur
IL question des psDletaires Ct des salai.
res, qui font des ousrages sur les jj~tsui.e.
qui s'ocupent d. l'arnelioration dc MIN
porte quot i. les c~ommunistess les hu.
manitaircs... yons comprenez, tous ces
gems sont notre avant-garde. Pendant
que hous amassons de In po1dres ils tres
bent IA meche ! laquselle --~IstinceIle
dune Circumstance metre le fso.
-Ah /. ca que vo0Iex-yous done pour
Ie boniieur de II France !demanda Ga,
gcnai.
~-lt'sgalite pour lei ciitbycnr, Il bon
marcha do touteA les d~en.ees... Nous
s~oulofs gull ny an plus de gems man
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13
T A DE La LOUISIANA,
pARoIssE ABSORPTION

pARoIssE ASSUMPTION.
u a etc. attTappe ct conduit sur rhabitaton
de Charles Forais, a trois miles au.dessus du
village de Napoleonville, dams cettc. p%aroisse,
une JuMENT americaine, conleur %canelle, de
belle table, sans ttampes OH marque particu-
here. Ellie a etc attrappee sur lie canal DIES At
takapas, a environ deuy arpents du bayou.
81 cette jument nest pas re'iamee d'ici au
onze aoft 1854 Tmercredi,i ellie sera vendue d
~l'encan au compliant lie dit jour, d dix heures
du matin, par lie soussigne en- face de son bu-
reau, a NapoIeonville, Paroisse Assumption.
: N,apoleonyille, Assumption, &c 8 juliet 1854.
AMADEO MOREL,
Juge de Paix dn 8me ACCOMPLISHMENT.
N. B. Tous les frais 4 payer par lie propfie-
taire. 81 la dite iument est reclamee.
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r.. ROGER.
CLARION, FoRGERoN, SELLER, CAR.

INOSNIFsIN.
lie soGzssissna PREVENT le ptblrc quill s'est
adloiDt depths quelque temps I'M hatiIe Car
rossier. ct quill est d meme do.enayant de
contractor pour toute espece de PREPARATIONS
de v~oiiures.
II s'est attacche e5yafcment lie. m~ecanicien
aui Il 81 lonetemps travailIe avec un rare s1c-
ces dams les ateliers dc M. Crane. II nest
done pas d1ouvrages qu'l ne puisse cntrepren-
dire ai9uurdhu pour la reparatior1 DIES ms
mes.
II espere done autant par la modicite de
SEES prix que par lie filli ea travail de sd selle-
rie 1t de ga forge, obienir ct satisfaire SEES
nombreusc clientele.
Paincourtv;ile. Al
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Com du 5nc District J~udicidtre. Pa-
roissc Assumption

SUCCESSION DE FEU NAR'SE TRAHANT
En- vertt Dun dccret de Phonorable Ia sus-
ate. CON- eh' date du s Juliet 1854, il scra ol
iert en- vehtc rlblluue. i ~lcncan, lrmr Cypric,
Blanchard t"cante'hr dams ct pour IA dI,c pa,
roisse
h 1Sarriedil ~ .46ia 1854.
a Ia Maison de Cour de cetre paroisse. a 10
heurrs dn matip, lie ntgre S~uiYant, appartenaut
d IA SnS-dltc succession, SAVIOR:
JACK, ncgre age de 10 ans, vendu comtmc
ayant>eu maj a tne jamie.
TERMrsN CoNDirIoNs:
lie dit e~Srlare Jack sera vendn payable en- trois
teril,es egaux, ~cclcant dams les mois DE- mars
de chaculIe Dies anDaes 1885. 1856 ct 1887, Fac
quereur deyra iournir SEES tlilets endossts, pa
yabieS au Bureau du Recorder de cette pareis-
Sc, ayec interet pres lGchtance a rai>on de
h"lt pour cent par an, hypotiequc sptcia!e sur
ie ht ne@re aVer lc privilege dn vendeur.
Paroisse Absorption, Q Jrillct 1851.
CypRIES L.. BLANCHARD.
-Hr Encan ;c,r
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- -~-------@ AeH--9-
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
s.8' q
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.

Was caught and taken to the plantation Of
MIR Charles Forais, three miles below Napo-
I%eonville, in the parish Of Assumption, an Anne;
rlcan sorrel or roam mare [%couleur c~anellel OF
a good size, without any brand or particular
mark said mare was caught on the Atfaka-
pas Canal, about two arpents from the baytott.
Ii she Is not claimed before Thursday, tie
eleventh day Of August next 1854, at 10 o'clock
4. NJ, said mare viii then BE- sold at auction
FOR cash, by the undersigned in front Of His Of
flee, in the Village Of Napoleonyille,, parish Of
Assumption.
Napole6nyille, Assumption, 9Th July 1854.
AMADEO M0REL.
]. p. sth ward.
N. B. The. owner 10 pay all expenses, if the
nlareisEclaimed.
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tragiauc ma pas manqae dit lc Msridio.
nall
Ill est six licures, avant que nous ne
te mentions voir les Salhmbanques que
ione 0dry &c soir, dit Leon 4 son cou.
sin, il est necessairc d'ailer fai c une
yisite a Madame Cadine, une actrice
que %cultivc beaac Dup ion r~apporteur
Massoi, 1t a qni tn aur;ts &C soir a faire
une conr assidue.
CONNIE il Taut sons conrilier cette
pursuance, c vais you donne!r. queiqucs
instructions, fcprit Bixiou. employers
yons dcs onyrieres 4 votre Ebrique ?
= Ceftainement, repondit Gazoaal..
--Voila tout &C que e soulais savolf.
dit Bixiou, vous ii'etes pas marie, vous
etes un grns..s
-Oui !s'scria Gazohal; vous ayez
devine mon fort, Jaime les femmcs...
Ell bien Il voas soulez executor
Ia petite nannusr que je vais vous
prescribe, vous colmaitre1, sans ~depenser
IN lard, les cIiarncs qu'on go0te dams
lintimite dune acfricc.
En- %arrivant dams Ia rue de la Vic
toire OH dcmeure Ia celebre actfiee !,
Bixiou quni m6ditait nne ~espiegierie cor
tie lie defiant Gazonal await 4 peine
achieve de lIi tracer son role ; MATS lie
MeridionHi await CONNIE on va le voIr
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LTBRATRIE

Nj A. d. HARRISON, Went d'ouvrir 4
Tllibodeahx, line lrbrairie on Ion /. ~trouvera
constamu.ent totrte sorte de. livrcs classiaues
francais ct anglais ainsi Que pa piers d ecri,e
de tontes qualities, papler "A tapisserle, foufni,u-
re de bhreaux. H. -, ,e~i =
M. HARRISON ne vend que pour du CASH,
mails a DIES prix aussi reduits qua La Nouyelle-
Orleans; il rempli, dams lie pins BRET deIai tous
les ordres qu'oIl Iui transmet. $685.
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4. IETE& {. l.. BLANCHARD,

Encahteurs commissioners par lstat, oarent
les services de ledr profession a tots leurs
amis ct 4 tous les. habitants de cetre p~aroisse,
Pour les conditions sadresser a Ia maison
de cour, OH Oh les rencontrera cLaAue idHf
non fGrie dals les blreaut dd Greffier ct du
Recorder.
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AVIS

AZ. MARCELLUS, robligeant coontracteujr
de Ia poste entire NapoleonyilIe ct Tllibodesux
Sc ctsargera de toute commission que p%ourront
avoir nos habitapts pour M. HARRISON.
Tn Establishment de ce genre malquait dams
nos .contrces. M. HARRISON a eu le bon esprit
de lie fonder, Lc patronage du public ne lul
fera point defaut.
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III VSSE FOkSE

Ufre SEES -erFices au commerce ct au public;
il Sc charge de toute sorte de collections entire
Donaldsonhsille ct Lockport.-ponr Ia ponctua-
lite ct la paomptitude dams les demarches, on
peut t%prendre DIES references sur son conpte
avec tous les officers de Assumption.
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A y IL " 10 NJ t

A L'AMIABI.E.

Cne Ntsresse. agcc de % ii 80 ans, bonh
domestlqne de maisol, bonne cuisiniere +"
bonnie blanchlsseusc, aux CONDITIONS les pin
a~vantagetseS pour plus a'nplcs inforlnations "a
dresser chez NJ. = IagaIo,te.
Paroissc A~Ssomptior, . Juliet 1854.
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Fifh judicial District Court. Punish
Of .Assnntpfiion.

~ tEE ~ 49,
SUCCESSION OF NARCsSE TRAIiANT, dc
Ry virtue OF a decree of the Hon. the asfuure-
said Court, dated the 5ti, inst, will be Offered
for sale al auction, by {. Blanchard, auetioneer
Of said Parish
OF Saturday, l2h a I"g"st 1851, L
at The Coth House Of said I~'arfsall. at ten O'clock
A. NJ the following slave, belonging to SAID
succession, TO Wit:
A negro man named JACK, a ed 70 years,
sold as having once lad Il sore leg.
Terms & CoSDrrioss:
Said slaveJack to be sold payable in three
equal instalments. one third in each of the
months Of March !. the years 1855, 1856 and
1857. Purchaser to furnish endorsed notes pay
able Al the Office Of the Recorder 1T this Parish,
bearing interest, after maturity, 1t The rate OF
eight per cent fer anrun and special mortgage
TO be retained OH said slave, with vendors pri-
yiIege. 44I
Assumption, July 9th 1854;
C.. L. Observation-Disclosures.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Succession de Nine Arsene Bergeron,
veuus dc Taiery Hyt,es.

Attendu que L. S. Allan de ladite p~aroisse,
svudic d, Ia dite succession, a ~enregistre nm
'compte provisional de son naturalization de
Ia dlte succession dernandant quill soft ap.
En consequence, totAes les persctfnes qui
uonrraient avoir des objections D taire au dit
compile, sont par ley presertes, %notifees de les
deiaire au grefier de la dite Cour, a'son bi-
reau. dams Ia vile DO Thibodeanx dams les dix
yours qui ~suivront la premiere publication DE
get avis, SIMON lie dit compte sera approaTe Sc
9on la loi. -,
Eour, ee rs Juliet 1851.
Depute Greffier.
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DON ANDRE SOLORZANO,
COEEPcteN2',

Annonce respectueusement au public qn'il SC
charrera a ~l.avenir de tous recouvremens dang
les p~aroisses Assumption, Ascension, Lafourcfs
Inferno, Terrebonne, ETC.. hee
II Sc charge aussi de ragence de toutes les
a4aires commentaries qu'on voudra bien lui
confer. =
IS'adresscr au STAR cofrEE-iIoUsE su
aux Bureaux du piGssfEg.
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE.

4 first rate See md hand family Carriage,
lately throughly repaired-for sale or ex.
change for a BaroucAe or a b, gsy.
Terms Very low
Apply 10 EaIlE Bueuof,
& I),maldsonyilic, la. !.
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ErAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
Eour du cinaaieme District j"diciaire.-
Parois,e Asso@ipfiuh.
Succession lie Charles Gautrtsnr.

Aiteudn que Charles Thine, adhniaistratour
e. h. .], sasaits /, s"' { ,ssdI;, ! d sp"r u ua s eamp,s
suai de son ad,hihistration, aiusi Oh 'une petit
.iyls est ipaa5r Ie present donne a tous ceux
que celia nntealit concerner dsasoir q dtduire,
dams les threante jourS apres la publication du
bresent avis. les raisos,s pour lesqueiles lie dit
Eompte ne serah pas appronsva X homologns Ct
les fonds entire sess mains rcpar,is conforme-
fnent III itconpte.
par ordre de la Colr,
t~'aaroisss ASSUMPTION. Ie 2oquilFeS lst4.
Desire LEBLANC,
Gretfer.
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STATE OF LdUtsi MA.
Filth Jnff ial District Court in mud for
the Parish Of Assumption.
H the motion IF The saaactsssiion IF Gnh'
Ga,hreauA.


Whereas CCharles Thiac admiuistrator Of
s.id succession has TITS day filed in the office
Of the clerk Of the aforesaid court . final aci
count Of his administration together with a
petition pra ying for the hofnologation thereof.
Notice is hereby given 10 all whoin it may
concern to show within thirty days after pu-
blication hereof, why said should not be appro-
ysd& bonlologated & The funds distributed ac-
eordiDg TO said account.
By order Of the Court.
DESIRE LEBLANC. Clerk.
Parish of ASSUMPTION this Goth day OF July.
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,aux sclssances, FOREFRONT iuterst a 'raison III
g 90 par an ~jasqu'au Placement.
Assumption, CO 4 aoat 1884.
c.. L. BLANCHARD. Encanteur.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fifth District Coourt.---Parish Of La
fourche.
Saccessiion Of Artene BcrgsroH, ~idoap
s5ua. Of Va!ery Hynei.

Whereas [. S. Allan, OF the SAT- parish has
filed a PROFESSIONALS OF his administration
as syndic Of the above Estate praying that it
iaay be tohologated. :,
The refore all persons are hereby warned
and notified to file their opposition, if any they
have, to said faccouht, with the clerk OF said
Court, at his office in the town Of IhibodeauS'
within ten days from the first publication there
,af or the satiise will be approved and hornologa-
ted in due. course OF law.
Witness my hand and seal Of said Court
LOUIS ALLAN
Dty. Clerk.
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GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEsc
"a W5ssaE

Baltimore railroad baltimore to Wheeng, aad
Meeting sre with Che large, and sendia steamers 81 u
line the Ohio, and the stages to zanespHe,
expeditions being thoroughly completed by lart
finishing Board Tree Tunnel and the road being
of travellers confidently
advantages and low fares The
stupcndous and attractive character
express leaves Baltimore daily T. M.
directly through Wheeling 1880 nla in e ~ hours
Guiding all arriving there at or p next day
leaving Baltimore lay lodging
in Cumberland, mes and proceed thence Wheeling
morning Y f
and daily meeting the from Baltimore Wash
ngon junction. tbeer Relay House miles
Baltimore. sste. .vE.a as
Wheeling unrvaled of the Union line
been completed for this route, daily
convey passengers down the Ohio Gin
cinna Louisville where the for Nashville &c,
Louis and New Orleans packets, be taken by those
ing further #-sg.a a.#4 s@
Passengers Columbus who prefer Gin
other Ohio and tue West also proceed d
Wheeling the Ohio Stage Companys excellent coaches
part the National road GAINESVILLE &c thence
by railroad
railroad will also lind this agreeable there being
places. +
10 Baggage through from Washington Wherne
charge TO- transfer Of passengers or baggage.
the right lie anywhere
route) Washington Wheeling 80 50 Cincinnati, S,
TO Louisville, Sia
Tickets Parsons, agent, railroad
Washington, and OF the other agents OF the company.
WIN. PARKER,
May ll-dn General Superintendent.
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PUBLIC NOVICE.

N GENERAL LAND OrYtoE, April 8, 1854,
WHEREAS by an act OF Congress approved a7h March, 1854
tilted An for the relief lands
railroad purposes settler public lands (Which have
be- Withdrawn from market of proposed
roads, and ho had settled thereon withdrawal
entitled to presumption at the ordinary mnimua to the lends
tied and cultivated by them Provided shall prove their
rights according such and regulations prescribed
by the Secretary Of the INTERIOR and for before the
that be fixed by the Presidents proclamation for the
of said lands to marketn-
Public notice hereby by direction of the Secretary
Interior, al such settlers will be entitled the right
empton by the said furnishing (sascoy
TO the district oice that the settlement which
pedicaed Ia Of character cnte the settler night Of
emptDn under the provisions the h September e4
made by such settler prior withdrawal Of
the declaraon OF being
der the circumstances provided be made
fore the day that he fixed by the Predens proclamation
the restoration OF said lands to market.
JOHN WILSON,
Ap lt-2aw6w Commits sioner,
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HOUSES FOE. asENT-I have for new
Ill houses attached each,
parallel with Boundary street running
city, mile heastehy from the Capitol.
These from EACH including
kitchen, cellar, woodsheds stable,
pumps water hand The situation
lu portion the city,
having the Capitol The approach them by
avenue and street, graded and aveed. The
generally good and capable OF being made
ducivc.
An omnibus between houses and
the Presidents square, by way street, Delaware avenue,
street, Pennsylvania leaving the houses
about eight and half two,
ing brief stands the War Navy and Treasury Departments
the Centre Market General Post Office, and Patent Once.
These peculiarly residences or clerks,
habits who require either by walk
na BY manual labor gardes. U5 . sU
will be let they stand with large shed,
containing a horse outbuidng, the
rent payable monthly. other
wan,ed they will be made with due increase
| of rent.
Apply VIM Sckney, occupying house on the same
street, self, at my residence the premises
May 20-2w AMOS kENDALL
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, May I6, 1854

OF Richard Montgomery and Lewis w Harris
Sangered New York, for the extension Of
them for Improvement in The mill for breaking and
from the OF
which place the twelfth day OF August 1854
ordered that the said petition be heard Patent Office
Monday, the 24th of July 1854, II O'Clock and
notified TO appear and show they have
VIII said petition ought to be granted.
the required file the
specially writing
the OF hearing All testimony filed by either
hearing be taken and transmitted
rules the Office which viii be furnished
picaion.
the will be closed l4h day of July,
and other relied
IN the office before the morning Of the 18th
1854 the within days thereafter
Ordered also THAI this notice be published in the Unon Ine
Evening Star Washington, D. c.; Pennsylvania,
Scientific American New York Post,
and Inquirer Cincinnati, Ohio,
three previous Gath July
the day Of hearing
- I.T CHARLES MASON,
.eE Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEdto Of the above will please copy, and send
their bills to the Patent Once with paper containing this notice
l6-Iaw3w
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by ). Q. nicGUInE, Auouonesr.

txIEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO
mada cabne, farDurs rich crimson silk aud damask
Feneh plate g chandeliers, French china dinner
May
his srresney SENIOR Don = o.ns Peruvian min
Eiesan, Tosswool boulder piano forte,
sIColiard = Collasd,n London
Suite q elegant eIi@.oa rosewood psIo
chairs ten parior chairs and plano roo all richly carved
frames, with bracket, iahles and slabs 7
Beautiful carved rosewood mirror front etngere
Suite of rosewood drawing room furniture covered viii, Grim
daaask consisting Of one Large French son. Two arm
mahogany pario furniture covered with yellow silk
damask, comprising tete te,s sofa, two arm chairs
s sn ~ ,,al curtains and eomce 70 match
Suite handsome blue damask rosewood paror furniture
consisting Of es-atete sofa, arm rocking chair and foul
saits q u daInass curtains, cornce, &C.
so a sSa1s and .p french cla,s
French manei clock, inIsid WORK table
Astral lamps, card receivers, mantei ornaments
Handsome beaded and reclining chairs in crimson plush
s ssssny rom sas with
single sus so S% saap f SsS.. saa m nsn
HsaS.emsycalyed wanut French esd,iesds
Bsau,iiai rosewood marble op dressing cabinet
Dressing tables. French china toilet sets
Rosewood chamber elars covered Win green morocco
Fine blankets, Marseiles quilts +. l..s =t
Cherry and salnut cottage sedaeads
Plain bureaus, washstanas toilet sets
Elegant tapestry and Brussels carpets +
Splendid gilt chandeliers, window sbndes
Walnut extension table, mahogany side table
Superior marble top sideboard, sagerc
Splendid French china dinner, dessert and tea sets
dinner of Paquetware comprising round and
obiong Dishes covers walters, caors, salts coasters
Crystal glass gobets, champagne finger bowls
tumbleTs
Handsome gilt service, table cutlery
Refrigerator, fire SETS &c
furniture il all of the superior kind hav
ing made order in Paris, and but little used.
At o clock, p. IN.
Span of figure and action
b. and perfectly sound, and Kind in harness
Handsome family carriage, nearly new
Elegant French coupee, built order by 'Lawrence o.
New York
One open phaeton, hut very little used
Set of silver mounted carriage harness E
Horse and carriage covers, stable furniture, &c.
Terms $50 cash that credit OF sixty ant
ninety days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
III ,4e.+- JAS. q. MCGUIRE, 4s
oO-d Auctioneer.