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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-08
EAAIE DLs EkLUELS.
Enceestian:t de 'M;fhaia morsisann, d6c6-
cGdeeroNo.H De YIN L. GOtks.L -

tSlc eIouscsie W Nv Az Nb' 49, -
Tn ~vertuqifnn crlro 5accar3c pal fhoncrab.e
Ia Cslis de District dams ct pour IL psrols5e
Stc-Marie, ~jiotfirai en rente pubiiqle !3 braldl
9&nIc jouEAs Janviefpr0cttain, 1885,, HG les
!~lcuX, Ia propFict@ ci-apr&s d5crite, apPatte-
. Hant i Ia succession s~tsu!te, |sayoir
Unt ctIfalloli1ca Go tcrre sltu4e dams ia
parpitss ASSUMPTION, dams IL Township ~ IS
De Ia RAut9e IA IL Test. contCnant 487 2OEO0
acres de- superlicie. La cfe tere est si..uee sur
Ie Bayou lOurs, entire les Bayous BGut ct
Back, i Ia distances tu premier de i III ct ia
dernler 3 ia miles, ct a environ ? mr.es du
trace dl' en- MIN de fer de Ia Nile-OrIGans, dcs.
Opelousa$ Ct lie lOuast, qui dot &tfe fin JUS
pu'&ec1Peint lie printempS proclaim. Les ha-
rcustBiack ct ttHuf sOnt ~iIdvigables pendant
tJute lannle- pour tuut na wire tiraut bea uceup
d'eau, CT Sc ntrVuYe .c9ntlnl1ellemeIt en- cVill-
munlcatlon ayec Ia observation-disclosures soft pai
lie G5lfa, soft dlrectQnlcnt. par lIlterieur, 81
encore Ihieuxaprts facAGveIneHt Gu cllemiI
de fer. Cette terre est bIen b0is6e, ct Sc trOnVe
SUI chaque cGt3 dh BAYOU ltOnrs, qui est uavi-
gable ell cllaialfd ln@qu'enviroh 81 miles de
III terfe1ll y "a environ 80 on 50 acres de la
tcrre don't ~ E1is u etc ebrn6, ct qui est mann
tenant presque tout pourti. La teEre est de-
premiere qualite pour Ia culture DIN sucre, ct
ii ny Gil q pas de Superleure dans l'Etat.
.Ictncs ct conditions .
Un quart du, lnontart dc Fonch6re payable
compliant, ct Ia baiaIc2 en- eng PLACEMENTS
]anuuelS egaux du jour dc Ia YcAt2. Les "a
s~lutreurs povaut tOu,nir leurs blItcts en- layeur
uu sUu5sigite,, avec srcprlte personneIle IN
toLibo,s ct la propFlet9 idevra roster hyptht-
Gu6c Superintendent jusqu'au Placement lnal.
Tn plan de Ia, terre sera eXhibG lie Jour lie IL
velte, Ell toutes lhfotnlatiolls roirroLt ttra
MAI ll..,-l A 4 .t- H., ---,
Bpuf, T., \. ftcAIllan,' 4 Franklin, GU par IL
soussiyn6! Slle temps etait l~nauvais lie jar
dtsign6 plus haut, la Eente aufcit lieu lc pre-
n!ler jour de beau temps apres.
,4..r Wa a. GONE, Tntcht.
paroisse S.c-,latie, lc 1t nov. 1898,
II ,h .4,aaH IL P4anler s BA"ner)
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-08
EDMOND AiAURiN,

.4VOCII,, II NiPOLh0NIIhLE.
Gx.rrn :, profession tan> lie Sem"
District ludiritirc, compose parol-s"'
Assumption, ~I.afonrchc !otc'nc ct Ter
rrhn,nr. i donncra tOns Scs SONS am
4If,iros qwon voudra ben hi corhr,
&c district ct les a~vo!>Inants. !
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-08
PROBATE SAI.E.
Succession o: Malnla MORRISON, decca
sed widow oieWm * Cnckt.


BY virtue ola decree Of the II honorable the Dis.
t let Court in and Tor the p~iri3ti of St-lHary,
will oii1r Tor sale on Monday, the 9Th day OF Ji-
nuar?heAt, 1851, otthe premises the ioiowjDg
described property, belonging to the said sue
cesSlon, 10 wit: al -, 4 -- t..,s ...|.
A certain tract Of parcel Of land Iyug and be-
ing IN the parish Of Assumption, i'll Township
No Is, Kange la east, containing 4s7 20-lOoths
superficial acres. Said land is. situated Oil bayou
i'Ours, between the Bayous Beat aud Black,
distant from the former a miles aud from The
latter 3 lniles, aad within about two miles oil
the route OF New Orleans, Opelausas and Grta,
Weategn railroad, which will. he completed to
thi pointnext spring. The Bsyous, Back AID
Bgui are liasigable the year round Tor vessels
of neatly dranght, d communicate directly with
the Gut. aud by steamboats to New Orleans ~
direct ia tanj II lslgaiipi orby railroad. The land
is well timbIred, aud lies on both sldes OF the
Bayou LDurs, which can be nlvigated IN fiat
boatsftn within about three quarters Of Il mile
from the land. Between fifty and sixty acres of
the timber have beeu daade1ed, on which it is
now neatly-atl .decayed. The land is OF the very
fire, qualify, and for sugar planting there's none
superior in the State.
Terms and Conditions ofS,ic :,
One fourth ofthe PURCHASE money payable u
cash: the balance playable il five equal annual
instalments from the day Of shlet. Purchasers 70
furnish their notes in ftyor of the undersigned
with personal security in solido, and the proper
ty TO remain specially mortgaged and ~hypotne-
Gated until full and eutire payment. .af
A plat OF the nd will be exhibited on the day
of sale, and any further particulars can be ob,ai-
ned on applica,iouto Daniel Morrison, Esq.
Bayou Bout. 4, n. Nc Milan, ESP, Franklin;
or to the undersigned, Should the weather BE-
unfavorable on the day designated, the property
will be offered on the first fair day thereafter.
800 Wm Is. COKE. Tutor.
Parish Of 81 May. nov. 81 1853.
IL Planters Bannrr.)
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-08
JOHN II.

NOTICE.-ill professional business en-
trusted 10 the undersigned will receive their
diIigent attention. They will at,en regn-
larry The sessions Of the courts of TIE 4th
and 5Ih Judicial District. -p
no~naldsonville, Gard march 1852.
JOHN Fl. ILLSLEY. U.s.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-08
NJ Is.

Seul depot dcs articles de Billiard de Ia
Maison Antognini chez ie -ousSignta,
- J. JARRY.
Tapis de Billiard, Queues, Blouscs, proc6-
dts, Collie, Jenx de i@.otos, Billes, etc, ETC., a
vendre al meme prix que VI. Antognini.
Donaldsonyil!e, Ter mai 1853. as
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-08
DON ANDRE SOLORZANO.
COEzecIeMa'.

Annonce respectneusement an public au';l So
cllargera a l'avenir de tons recouvremens dans
les p%aroisses Assumption, Ascension. Lafourcha
Inferno, Terrebonne, etc.
II Sc charge at,ssi de 1~'agence de toutes los
affaires coinmerciales qu'on voudra bien lni
confer. -
Grs'adresser an STAR corrEr.L,ousr d,
aux Bnroau5 du PiofsIEg. ~
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-08
PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.
No. II, NisstssiHei street,
ncs,v anryfrsr
DoSAIDSoSYlLLE.

John Bulls Sands and T'ownsend'sSrss
patilIa, Ayers Cherry p~ectoral for coughs,
colds, etc, Liyr,wori; and tar and canchala
qua, for CONSUMPTION, baIsalm ofwild cherry
for Diseases Of the lungs, Compound syrup
of Naptha, for asthma and colds.
Oxlgcna'ed bitters, for dyspepsia, phthi-
sic, etc, India cholagogne, for fever and
ag,,c, etc, Electrical tebriIi1ge or Speeds
fever tonic; Radway's ready relief, Indian
vegetable elixir, for rheumnatisms and govt.
b Winrr's Cana liam rrrlniflg,, Longloy's
great western panacea, forIiver complaints,
Venetian Eminent for pains ofall kinds
Mexican mustang liniment for fresh
and old wounds, Buffers nerve aud hone
linimpnt for horses, Slleraian's Olosannian,
all healing lalsam. Magical rain extractor,
for all kinds of sores, Jew Dayid's or He
bre w's Ilas.ers. ao
LIST:
Grarfcnherg Vegetable Pills.
Motlat's do do
WIN. Wrigbt's do do
Magnetic powder fordestruction of roa-
ches, phosphofic paste, Death on rats.
o:--Castor oil. Eps,,n salt, sulfate
de p%,inine, de Powerset Wcightman ct DR.
Robig'tet.
Poudres de seid!iiz.
DonaIdsonsille. Is JUN 1852.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-08
TOMBEs EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBREs

TOMBES EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBRES
81 L SIEUR LIS. T. PLTTEN, connu dep,is
80 plusienrs aintes par les nombreux ouv.a-
ges, qu'i il a fats dams lie cimetiare de cette parcts-
Sc, ct ceux des pdroisses ayoisirantcs, a lheti
neur de ~prevenir ses alnis ct le public en- gene
raj, qu'ilsvient de ~recevoir du Nord de Fame i
que, ct de lltalie. des marbres de toutes especrs
ct On il est pref i executor toutc commando Ii
tombes, cavea,,x de famille gu monuments con.
~cernant sa partic.
II emploie au choix des families, lie marbre Ia
pierre, on lie 1ois, ct sc charge egalement dos
grilIes on encourages de ~ton,bes, soft en- bois soil
en- fer. Pour plus amples renseignements, s'adres.
ser chez mi a Plattenville a cote de lEglise Pa
roissiale del'Assomption. SEES prix sont des plus
modcres.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-08

F0R WOHMs.
The celebrated ]. Winer's Canal!
Nern.ijIge
EYE wArzR
DR.. Thon,pson's Celebrated Eye ""'s'
FITS.
W WrightIndian Vegetable Pills:
hlof1ats. ;,
EranJr2lh's. =,
Nosison's No. l aud 2. 49, - . .
GraeE"nhcrg Vegetable.
l., p. Tcneur's Gonorrhoea Specific.
Tooth Ache Drops.
DIR. john Bulls and Townsend's Sarse,
pariIiu.
BY retail! and whole Sale al Now Orleans
prices.
Jayn-s Hair Tonic.
Maize Hair haii.
Reaches and Ru, Poison. ).
CALL At No. II.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-08
TIE TIE

" f soussignc Went de ~recesoir IN envoi de
IN Ihcs ~aSsortis, %inportcs par Ia cornpsenie
connue sous lie nom dc NeW York Canton Tea
Company, ct iotire Ell verle.
f. o., + ANDREW GINGRY,
neil emit deIa Conragnie, 4 Donaldsonvijle
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-08

pratices in the Fifth Julicial District, il
the parishes of Absorption, LatouFche Int
nor and 1earebonue. and will give particular
attention to law suits that may be entru>tedtc
hlm. =..", f~=. -.-.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-08

This Vermiluge will always eXpel worms in
from two to five hours after being administered;
it is also safe in its operation and more cnsl..y
given than any other.
WiNER'S VERMfFUGE has now stood
thetest Of several years, aud being proved snPe-
rinr to any and all preparations for similar per-
poses; j lis certain TO expel worms where they
is not the shadow Of a doutt about it. 1t CAN
NOT FAIL. This may appear strong language
but it is not stronger than we are wasranrcd in
nsing,a and than facts will prove. No one WHO
has once used 1t will use any other when It cal,
he obtained. Many have waited severui weeks
when the agent has been ont. until he could
proc are a new supply. Aud why ~Iiecanse
they had confidence in H., and knew that it
W lid answer the purposes for which it was
designed; H. 3
Thousands Of certificates could be published, If
it were necessary to prove the statements, but a
single trial will prove its superiority more con
c~lusively than the stronges assertions or state
ments that corld be written. Try If.
Be Darti ular and remember the name. WI
NER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE." Iris
Is the only article that can be depended upon.
Remember this. Prepared only by
JOHN WINER g. Co.
CT and 90 H,idcn Lane, N. Y.
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
RICHARD & TEMpLET,
II, Mississippi street.
Only agents fort the Shout y
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-05

Strange al it may appear to tile citizens OF
Fayetteville aud surrounding country, yet it is
true that the Introduction of the article I'M
der consideration, is destined TO bring about
peace and plenty to theiaiiiieted ease and tran
guilty of mind to the distrcssdll life and ac-
ton to the lame and sti1-iointdli.
| 1t is composed Of highly chRmicaliked and
concentrated ingredients; which, wheR exter-
nalv applied, pepe;raths to thfI very muscles,
tendons and Eligament4, giving instantaneous
and miraculojs relief to all cafes of Chronic
Rheumatic Pains, Gout, Dead Palsy, Loss of
Nervous Feeling Numbness, Shrinking of the
Muscles, Contracted Limbs, Enlarged Joints
Deep-Seatetl Pain and Sorehess Weakness
and habitual Pain in the Back, CrnIips and
Spasms, dc, theMInatisn can b'E cured,
and in the very worst cases,.the ftihinesf Rheu
matte Antidote" hoists its banner and waves
its plumes in triumphant sHeces4
It's action is specifically directed to the alb
sorbent system, arousing it to a healthy action,
thus enabling it TO alternate or throw oil all that
morbid and diseased matter, causing an OBJ
structed circulation in the diseased localities;
this external remedy establishes free circula-
ton. producing an uninterrupted assimilation
of fresh material to build up and rePrganize
the diseased and deailened tissues. Ye Wh6
have had Rheumatism for wears in this YOU
can find relief Price So 90 per bottld, 2 for
So CO. j. p. IDR0MGO0LE,
No. II. College street, Agent in Nashville,
For salem Fayetteville by McElroy e Me-
Kinney
Dee. %, 1858 -1y.
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Only One Dollar.

ANY person who is labpring ubder a sever
form Of letter OF Scaldhead, can be cure,
completely and permanently at al cost of only
81. DR.. Dromsoole's Vegetable Tetter Rene
dy seelnslto be 'infallble in ths above dis
eases letter Of ten years standing is hooks ed
upon by Dr. Dromgoole as bfng perfectly
subjective; as his medicine seelhs to bid de-
fiance to any case Ills medhine is very
strong and at once efectua Why will You
suffer with such loathesome ,iisease. when
such powerful remedies are 50 n ar at hand?
We are astonishel these days to see scald-
head mani 1t is fact: we are. We in me-
flateiy conclude that he is behind the times.
Be sure and call for Dromgodes "TetteT
Remedy"
For sale in Fayetteville by Diem er Hamp-
on, and McElroy and McKinneJ in Lewis
,urg, by j, L. Jones. T.
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A society called The Ozark ee per- 81

| A society called the "Barkeeper''
Benevolent Society" has been form
ed in New Orleans, the object Of
which is to take care of the INDECENT
and deerepid patrons Of the "bar in
old age, and furnish them nine drinks
a day gratis.
The New Orleans correspondent of
the New York Times says;
| am informed that Major Howell,
a brother-in-law OF Col Jefferson Da-
Wis, our Secretary of War, leaves
here with choice party of gallant
spirits next week, to . id the Turks,
and to gain glory on t be battle field.
1t is astonishing how railroads i'm
prove town. Since Sommerville 4
has becd me connected with Memphis
by Railroad, the numb er Of "rowdy /
cases has increased in Intensely, and
he Reporter says a few more weeks
If as good run of business in this |
inc will put money enough in the
veasury to build some sidewalks i
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In this place, by Rev. John Mathews, 10Th
ult., Mr. WILLIAM H. SMITn and Miss MARTHA
JANE SKULL. .
Our thanks for a portion of the delicious
cake:
May they be bleit as few are blesi,
Through lifc's urI ceasing change,
With all its joys hnd happiness,
And not its woes pr pains.
And when life's eeting days are DER,
And they are cal I'D to die,
May they possess for evermore
A home beyond he sky.
In this county, 10th ult., by f. NJ Ventress,
Esq, Mr.. Jackson Smith and Miss CALEDONIA
CowEN.
In this county, 2ed nit, by Vim. R. Hedge
peth, Esq Mr.. n 2. HEDGEPETu and Miss
CATHARINE STRoNd
In this county, Mr.. THos. TmMrss, and
Miss SUSAN a. HAMILTON.
In this county, Mr. IIFvRY L. SMITH and
Miss AMANDA NJ SIoCLURk.
In this county, tuesday. Goth ult., by A. j,
Chilhress, Esq, Nd. WILLIAM McMuLLfN and
Miss NANCY SPENfE.
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! 1t is stated that many of the citi-
zens of New Orleans have provided
themselves with pieces of copper, a
bout six inches long and three wide,
which they carry about them as a
sort of protection against the chole-
IA. They have been induced to this
course by an alleged discovery by
Dr. Burg of Paris, who states that in
certain streets of the capitol, as well
ms. in other cities, while the cholera
prevailed in most every other quar-
ter, every coppersmith retained his
usual health, and not a cholera case
occurred among any of them.
The Louisville (Ky.) Democrat
gives an account Of a man who pre-
scented himself at the Jacksonville
penitentiary, Indiana, recently, and
asked to SO in and be put to work,
stating that he owed the state five
years labor. lie was convicted at a
recent term of the Circuit Court,
held at Lawrenceburg, Md, of man
slaughter, and afterwards broke Jail.
"A reward had been offered for his ar
rest, but he baffled all search. He,
however, presented himself volunta-
rily TO fill tlc sentence of the law =.
Singular instance, that.
Mob proceedings are announced
at Erie, Pa The railroad trains
are hindered, mails detained, bridges
burned and all the jealousy and NAL
Toe ofVandals exhibited by the peo-
pie of Chat borough.
1t is proposed in the Virginia Leg
islature to repeal the law against the
circulation of small notes.
7He --latest Fieaks qfthe Spirits
According to the New York frald,
the latest aud most remarkable ieal
.of cspirltualism" is the extraordlna-
Iry freak Ola boot jack, which trol-
Ilol into room and unceremoneous'
lis dragged off the boots OF every
acknowledgement! Truly, wonders
will never cease.
A bill! is before the Alabama Leg
ture to tax eye cry voter 81 per
annum for public school purposes.
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+. NEIL. CHAs. A MookEs. W. y. Nhif
NEIL, MOORES L. WRIGHT,

T. K RI; CO Ere :: .5,: VI ,.5s5: I'll
TO off4rlthem to purchasers on such terms as
cannot fail to be satisfactory. Our stock of
Woolen Goods. Cloths, Blankets, Overcoatings,
Negro Shoes etc. etc. is larger than usual for
the season. and we are detersain ed 10 sell
them. Buyers will therefore find II to Their
interest to pay Us a visit, before purchasing
Our oblects to sell Goods for small profits for
cash or to solvent mt;n OH time We have ma
nv articles not usually dealt In by retail mer-
chants--such as Blacksmith'k tools, Saddlers
tools, Bellows, Carpenters tools, Bagging,
Rope, Cooper'@ Ware, Chairs, PPinning Wheels,
etc. We hope a continuance Of the business
of our predecessors, as well Is call from all
Others who want anything in ourlllne.
AS the present wear is draw ing near its close,
we will not consider our aodounts due until
CHRISTMAS YEAR.
Feathsri, L'nsfy Jeans and allthe usual bar
ter Of the country, taken IN exchange at high
est market prices.
NEIL MOORES & WRIGHT.
- hR-a
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nR. DUYAL takes this opportu- e
- nifty to thank his nu, herous Q1ffrTS
friends ia town and country, for their high ap-
probation Of his services, IN the very hber.l
patronage he has been aud is yet receiving at
their generous hands. He now solicits a DIN
tinuance of the same, and can still offer to this
community entire satisfaction in every depart
mcnt Of his profession; more particularly as
DIR. HUBBARp, of Philadelphia, whose merits
as an Operator have been fully tested ia many
parts Of the State, proposes locating IerIha-
nently III Fayetteville, here business in the
future will be conducted under the finn Of
HUBBARD d DUyAL
Work will be neatly executed in every l,,-
partment of the profession. Plate Teeth
inserted in the most improved fOrnls-either
partial or full sets. All Diseases Of the Mouth
and Teeth will be closely studied and atten
lively treated. Another advantage that viii
lccur from this association is, that one of tho
irm will always be found at the office in toWl.
while the other will traversa the country. TO
accommodate those persons who cannot get %
own. Dec !, 1853
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Plate Teeth


INHE undersigned having sid out his sn-
tire interest in the Rocks, notes and ac-
counts OF Goodrich, Buchanan and Beave r,
and also his interest in the Books Notes. Acf
counts aud Merchandise of Goodrich s. Reav~'
srs, To his late partner Mr.. John Goodrich.
who Is alone authorized TO settle the sama.
lie takes much pleasure in recommending
Mr. G. othe friends and customers Of thu old
House. as gentleman they may rely upon tn
deal with them correctly and sell them goods
as low OF lower than any retail house in Ten
nessce.
For the liberal patronage extended to tho
house during his connection With il he return.
his sincere thanks
Dec. ]. 1853 c. p. BEAVERS.
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EqfTSRPq rwTFJFN 9Tfaa
IaR. III .9Gufaraa

InUR establishment on the west site a, j,
~ of town, between the Livery Sta ~ ?
bic and Public Square, is still in fall EzzASe
blast. and will continue to he kept ia such a
manner as to satisfy thosei who may call
that nothing is wanting on our pat to crafty
the tastes OF the public. Our Bar is 1T all times
stocked with the pery choicest guors. Cigars,
7obdeco, etc, that the city mari cts can afford.
Those wishingt to "eheer the inner man. are
invited to attend. Good order viii always BE-
kept We haFejust received, ia addition to
the stock already on hand. supply Of superior
Brown, Loaf and Clarified Sugar; Coffee, Salt,
Molasses, Pepper, Ginger, Spice, all kinds of
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff, Black
ing Gun Caps Powder. Lead, Shot. Matches,
Cigars Of every variety. al kinds of Teas and
Candles, Oysters fresh and picked, Sardnes. !
Cheese and Crackers, Pipes, Soaps, Wash +
Boards, Upper and Sole LeatherJ Candles Of
all kinds, Rice, Almonds, Indigo, Madder, Cop
peras, Essence Of Ciqnamon and Gloves Nut
meJs, Liquors of tile rTTest quality, as Pale,
Cdghae, Peach and Apple nrandies; Fancy
jordials, Brandy Cherries. Port and Madeira
Wines Gin, Rye and bourbon Whlsky-in
hort, almost every article needed to make
irst class house. Thankful for past f,lvors, we
solicit continuance of the same
determined as we are that our house shall be |
nown for the good quality of our stock. a
BUCHANAN & HANKS I
Oct 27. 1853 ia
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Hogs.

Tie Louisville Journal Of Thy
2Sth saws:
The market has bee % very quiet
for the last Two days, aud very lew
transactions have taken place. On
Monday one sale Of SOD head was
made.at Si II, aud also several
hundred head AT 81 %, 4 mos. in
terest added Tile latter'ls the pre-
yaiDins price. We have heard of
no sales in Tie prodnct. Large
numbers still continue to come in,
bat il the weather continues favor
able fur kllihg, the business will be
nearly zone through with this week
Tie following is from the ST.
Louis News OF The 24Gh;
Sales Yesterday Of. between 300
AMI 400 head on The opposite side Of
the river in lots all sizfs) from So
rs 10 81 10. All of No. 81 toT
$40. To-day we believe there
was MOI a hog in lheH pensfor sale.
Packers still proflrrRng $i freely,
aad The hogs coming in slowly
Between 10000 ana $4,000 have
been killed l9r packing purposes.
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New Arrangements.

FagetterHe C.01fage Hmufaci0rs
O. a ss s,1 ' 1@s o .a,, the ..e or
jordan Ilooker, l.. w True and 4! NJ. Hobbs IN
the firm u j y. liaboteau * 60, in tie Car
riage Manufacturing business. All debts duo
to said firm must be paid to him, ,lud an against
il he is 70 pay. Thankful for Iast f,yors. ha
respectfully solicits a continuance Of thI, same.
with plelge. that nothing shall lie wanting On
his I4rt 10 give general Satisfaction
j. g. KABQ1HAU
Nov. % 1859.