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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-29
Adam Beatty syniic Etat de la Louisiana,
vs. }cour du 5me distric
les Crs de p. harchais Y ~paroisse Lafourche.

Attendu que Adam Beatty de la diteparois-
SO syndic des creanciers de n. Marchais a de-
pose avec lie Greffier de la dite cour un comp
te provisoire de con admir- ~istration en- denan-
dant l'homologation. En- consequence toutes
les personnes qui ponrraient avoir DIES objec-
tlons au dit compte, sont par les .prsseates
notices de les deduire all Greff, de Ia dite
cour d son bureau dans la vile de Thibodeaux
dams les dix jours qui %suivrout la presents pl-
b~lication de Diet avis, simon le dit compte sera
approuve scion la loi.- Te,noin ma main ct lie
sceau de la dite Cour, &c II Octobre 1884.
l., s. ALLAN Grefier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-29

a. D1SPARU--de Labadievil'e, Samedi
1Hs 30 Sep. 1854, I'm cheral creole, canel-
lie rouge; aysflt une bo3so sur lie cote gauche
de IA tote. appartenani d Joachim Boudreau.
Une ,recompense liberale sera accordee d
duiconque lie rarlelero a son mai.re.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-29
A VENDRr.

lDeux habitations itablies en- sucrerie situe-
esdans la paIoisse st. Landry en- Get etat sur
lie Bayon Csnrtableau ct d q~uelques miles de
"A vile DIES Opelousas.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-29
A. 7E7E c. l.. BLANCHARD,

10 Z Il Y . Ia =
Encanteurs commissioners par pstas, ofrcns
les ~seryices de leur Profession A tous lsufs
amis ct 4 tous les habitants de cettc paroisss.
Pour les conditions s'adrssser a Ia maises
de cour, on on les rencontrera ohsque is1f
non ferie dams les hureaux du Grcfier q do
Recorder.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-29
DON ANDRE SOLORZAET2.
COLLECTOR & AGENT,
AsSaUaunBoaeon. 1l~aa

A Vs---Attendu que J'ai dispose auiourd'hsl
- all bureau DIN Recorder de cetts paroisss,
mon tabIeau d'aascssement pour l'annes 1854.
AVIS est par lie present dome q toutes person.
nes payant taxes dams la ~paroisse Assumption
u1avolr Il presenter dams trsnte jour-, 4 ps,,is
Dc eette date, lsurs objections All dit tablsas,
ell "a 'icu' Assumption 2 Octobre 1854.
EDOUARD WIVES Axsssssr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-29
Maria Malvlna Lsbisns , The State Of Loui-
Ne 629 VS. sisua Fifth Jpdicia,
4 ~ w1,r.r 1i.-~k-Al rr.s-.-. ssm.A -.

Marie Malyina Lsblsns !, The Slate Of Loui-
Ne s2a VS. sisua Flth Jodicial
J. i. valmon blanchard Di.trict Court Pa
hsr husband rish Of assumption.
the undersigned elsrc OF the Fifth Judi.
t~l District Court Of the stats Of Louisisna in
and for the Parish Of Assumption do hsrsby
certify that In the abovs Untitled Il numbs.
red suit Judgment was entsrsa on tho minates
II MD Court In favor Of Maris d alvina lie.
blame and against ]. 3 valrrond blanchard
in ths wsras one 6gufss following 70 wit:
In this ease the law 4 sndinss lang on fl.
vor Of Marie Malvina Leblanc snd against j:
u. vaImond Blanchard in the isrsAs and f.
ssres following TO vii.
In this ease the Law B evidence bsinx in
favor Of plsintifi: u ID ordered adjudxed and de.
cred that she HAYS iudGmest against defen.
dsnt for the sum Of thres undTet u thirteen
$1,000. dollars with interest from the 18th day
Of Ssptember 1881 and that the sals OF the
slave Hippolyte made BY ssid defendant TO
plsiatif by act under private signsturs on the
nth day Of September 1854 bA recognised
and approved: that IL be further decrssd that
flsiatIfa legal mortgage on the property Of de-.
fsndant TO the amount Of judgment be reco.
gnised snd that there likewise be 4 separation
Of property between plaintiff and defendant &
that said defendant pay ccsfs Of suit Thus do
ne and signed In open Court % Napoleon Pa
riah Of Assumption .hs ~ September 1854.
.MSaiiifts. Signed lAMss L. COLE Judge OF
Fifth judicial District.
Witnsss my hand and the ssau
~ or said Court parih Of Assumption
~ this i4th day Of October 1884.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-29
SUCCESSION SALE
syrAT DE IA Lov1AANE
r>,.,s,s Ass,mpsssa. - Ceos Do 5s s,s-


s,,a;s.s Asspnpsios. = ceos d. 5. i,s-
tfics Juditls1rs.
etaxsss;an d Jess Nstis Dspars &
aEisabfh FoAinisas.
m vsyts dun dScrst do ID coss Do S14
r,.triet Judiciaife DO pEsst do y iouisisne
aans Of pour Ia ~paroisss Assumption sous la
.i.,, 40 10 octobrs 1854, II ssrs ofsn on ven.
= publioue, rar le soussigns encantsur pour la
~nsroisse Assumptions dams 10 village dc Pam
csourtyille, Samedi IL rs Octobre 1884, q 2 beu-
tcs do l~'apresmidi, 10 propri6te ci-apres d.
srits appartenant aux snsdites saccessions 50.
yoir I'm terrain situs en- cette ~Earoisse dams
10 village de Paincourtville mesurant cent
vinst pieds de face, snr une proiondeur de 90
picjs boruee dan cote par le terrain de
Do pautrc cote par celui de
ensemble avec ,outes les bAtisses ct ameliora-
,ious qui eu dependent lsqueI terrain est desi-
spS sous 10 numero 20 dn plan dn dit village
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES devrS Assumer 10
pavement dune sornme de trois cent cinquante
pisstres do par les susdites SUGGESTIONS A Fran
COZ, Qustant exigibls lc 2 Mai 1857, laquelle
eonme porte interat annuel 4 rsison de cling
pour cent depuis le deux mai 1853 Iusqu'a
iparfait pavement Of ID balance au prix d'a.
chat eompta Mt.
sxrois,s Absorption IL 10 oc.obrs 1884.
CYPRlEN BLANCHARD,
- kncsntsnr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-29

NOT1CE.--Whereas ! have this day deposi.
~ ted IN The Recorders office of this Perish
my assessment rail- for 1854. Notice is hs-
reby given to all tho tax prayers of the ParisA
OF Assumption to make their objections il any
they have to said lableau in thirty days tress
this date Assumption 2 October 1854.
EDOUARD WIVES Asseassr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-29

CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
A first rate Second hand family Carriage
lately thoroughly repatriation sale or OK
change for a Baroucbe or a Buggy.
Terms Very low.
Apply to EXILE BraUo1,
9 D"naldsonyillc, La.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-29

La sui.e an proeAain numsro. ]
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-29

Signed JAMSs l. COLE Judge Of
Fifth judicial District.
Witnsss my hand and the ssau
Of said Court parih Of Assumption
this i4ih day or October 1854.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-29

Dome sous ina signature ct lie sceau de la
susdite Cour. Pafoisse Assumption Ie Ia DC.
tobrc 1854. DESIRE LEBLANC Crefier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY, March 11-6 p
There was heavy, Gull depressed stock market this
morning Quotations for nearly every fancy the list
show decue, but spectators for rise bought largely
on tme-toth buyers and sellers option The bears
avsiled themselves of the depreciation to make up some
OF their shorts At the first board Cumberland Coal de-
clned u per cent; Potomac Copper, y Reading Rail-
road, u ; Michigan S. Construction stock, u Cleve-
land and Toledo, u New Haven 4 Stonington, 1:
Norwich and Worcester, ". Michigan Central Railroad
advanced Il per cent Parker Vein u. At the second
board, the market was BETTER far prices
concerned but better feeling prevailed and it the
impression that another week would show favor
able state of things The of the recent decline in
prices and present heavness in the market is entirely
local. but 1t is of such character that il cannot be but
temporary We alude to the calls lately made by the
banks for demand loans.
The steamer North Star, at this port from Aspin-
WALL brings fourteen days later intelligence from Califor
MIA The is much favorable than that brought
by the previous steamers, and confirms the antcipa
items relative to increase in the product Of the mines
upon the opening Of the season. This viii give greater
activity TO trade and remove partially at least the de-
preston and dulness which have long existed The
State Treasurer of California gives the following expana
ton regarding the recent non-paymcnt in this city, of
the interest the State stock by the accredited agent
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER
BESIc1A, California, Feb 4, 1854.
Mcssrs JOHN c. HAYS d. G. BRoDERIcK and f. L. BEARD
GENTIEMFN-Recent adviccs from the Atlantic having
brought the intelligence that the interest falling due upon
the bonds of the State of California the LIST of January
1854 faxed to be met by the agent Of Messrs Palmer
Cook Co.. in the city New York. have consequence
OF such report instituted investigation in reference to
the matter, and find that remttances amply sufficient to
meet the demand duly made by Messrs Palmer Cook
CO.. the agents of the State in the city of San Francisco
and should have been in the city New York on the ay
which the interest fell due.
The American Exchange Bank is the agent of Messrs
Iamer, COOK Co. in New York, and to this institution
over by this institution am unable to say. In due
OF mail it should have been received by them previous to
the day OF payment This communication made to you
in justice to Messrs Palmer Cook Co.. whose bond
you appear as suretes. am respectfully, your obedt
servant, S. A. MCMEANS, State Treasurer
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to swear whether the death was from strychnine
mental agitation though believe 1t was from strych-
nine. As eorroboratve of this opinion | would in
saee the remarkable rgdity of the body after DEATH
me sensyeness OF the patient during fe to light cold
touch, &c.--the throwing himself backwards together
with the commissions ock jaw described by the witness
II he had died from excessive agitation the tissue of
the brain, in my opinion would have been congesed In
OF poisoning by srychnne the patient generally
sensible in the intervals of the commissions If had
seen the first symptoms in the case performed the
autopsy with knowledge of the symptoms, should say
that strychnne the of death. My strong i'm
preston is that he died from strychnine shall be very
much surprised if strychnine be not found in the
mach Being subsequently recalled further testified
that Mr. Bradley Zone of deceaseds counse took paper
containing white powder in my presence from Gard
ners pocket after his DEATH which he handed me- and
which again handed to Dr.. Semmes, physician Of the
JAIL to be analysed.
REMARKS OF THE REPORTER.
stood among all the learned of Esculapius and
although there seemed TO be agreement there
common difierence-in other words perhaps a
strife of contention to the palm of superior knowledge
TO the effects of this extraordinary poison said
the symptoms were thus-others that they thus;
and to get at the exact difference impossible by
any mathematics Tie result that they agreed;
and IL is universally understood that the whole
thing s-"A little diminutive fraud on Mexico"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12

martial spirit Of the Greeks II is wonder THAI they
hail the prospect of the overthrow of the ndel power
whose yoke has long rested with oppressive weight
upon their necks
The Baptist Christians in the department de PAsne, in
October last presented to the Emperor memorial pray
ing for religious liberation They permitted to read
their petition in the imperial presence which was listened
to attentyey, and the Emperor declared himself lover
Of liberty of worship The petition was handed to tae
Minister Of Worship; but thus far after ntervr Of
two months nothing has been heard from it.
At Elberfcd, in Gsehany, exct ement mas beer
produced by the secession of Reformed cerp from
the State church and his declaration in fave Of the prin
cipes of the Baptsts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12
PROPOSALS..

7CE.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Governors the Aims House. At their Once Rotunda
Park until o'clock M OF the h instant for 400 tons Of
ice the less inches hiok
be delivered Blckwes and Randals island free Of
pensc further information apply at the above oce
Office Of the Governors Of the Aims House. March 1854
cyTTAMBoAT wANTED.-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL
y lie received by the Governors Of the Almshouse
their Rotunda Park until three o'clock r. NJ Of the
tL Ar r next services Of steamboat for year.
oemm icing first day Of May next She will be
CURED TO make trip each Sundays excoptod
he foot Of Grand street. At ~ o'clock TO Bellevue foot
II Tv street. Blac Awcs Randalrs Islands,
stopping at the her return carry all
fr hit and other towngcs be required Proposals
soIs and drsught Of water Free wharfage will DO fur
by the Department and security required for tho
faithful Of the contract For further
ton apply AT tho above oince
Of,e the Governors of tho Almshousc March, s. 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12
MADAME MoRRow is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION. TEL

MADAME MORROW IS, WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE
M most wonderful astroogst in the world or that hNs
been known She will tell past present and future
events, will show future husband and absent
friends which has astonishod
Europe She Is seventh daughter Of seventh daughter
born with natural gift by invoking the powers
her science 70 tell their very thoushts and
the greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss She IL
scendant OF line Of astologers reaching back
her Al who have been disappointed elsewhere and those
who wish speedy marriage may call soon, and they
depend upon true advice founded the
OF magical science She guarantees those who
will not regret it, 70 Brpcme street. between Cannon
Columbia. Gentlemen not admitted.
MATRlM0NY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A.
M lov.r-Profes.or Lawon Boston, formerly Of Londen,
will send to address, receipt Of dollar
plain directions enable ladies and gentlemen the
devoted affections Of Of the opposite their
hearts desire The process Is simple but capvat
ing that all be married, irrespective Of sge appeal
position and last be arfans
ed With sneh ease and decsey that detection imposbs
from the Post ofN uulsp ths postage u paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12
MATRINONY.

A YOUNG MAN, OF LESS THAN TWENTY SIX YEARS,
N Of of thorough education, pleasing exterior and
possessed OF comfortable income wishes to marry lady
about his age of aabe disposon and Of good
sona she musi be Of family
nc good society All communications strictly
confidential Address A. H., box POI New Haven Ct Post
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12

ENOR SALEM THE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG
the house and lot No. South Ninth The house
handsome cottage, with large piazza and columns in
and two od blocks from Peek ferry ls feet
trees &c For particulars inquire Of II. MESEROLE 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12

WILLIAMSBURG PROPERTY.-FOR SALE CHEAP
w nappied for immediately, three cottage
houses one on South Eighth street and two Firth
within three minutes walk the Peck slip ferry Apply
THOMAS NJ DOYLE, corner Of Fourth street Division
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FOR SALE.


T5oR sALE-THE LEASE, FIXTURES AND sToCE
OF an established ale porter and cider battling
tnblishmept doing good business with facilities for
tendng il to considerable amount. Apply 1T SO and
Fulton street. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12

THE ENTHUSIASTICALLY, WIL!IAM KOBEKISUN, On
James Shelton aving been with him for the last
years the liberty of informing his friends and
the public general that he has formed band to be
called Robersons American Brass Band, which shall be
equal IL superior to other band inths city From
long expsrienee and practice asa caterer for the
public, he continuation of the
which his friends and the public have generously
all occasisus, extended to him.
VIM ROBERTSON, 12S West Nineteenth street.
Borders for all branches q the musical business re-
West Nineteenth street. Grant Ryder clothiers Of
Centre and Grand Streets James ONeill, 2S2 Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12

| OTIS FOR SALE AT YONKERS-A BEAUTIFUL
plot OF three lots 25x00 feet each, Buenavsta
me- between Prospect and Hudson Streets adjoining the
residences Of Dr. Chiffon commanding extensive
view o. the hudson river, and minutes
walk from the depot They lay ready build upon imme
wthout the expense delay Of grading Will be
sold cheap and on favorable Apply to SiLAS DA,
VIEWPOINT, AZ w all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12


A LADY WHO HAS BEEN ACCUSTOMED TO TEACH
IA ing the pianoforte would Like to receive
pupils at her own residence Address Music Herald oce
Terms moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12

U,oR sALE-FIvE YEARS LEASE OF FOUNDRY,
with steam engine, and fixtures rear OF NOS OF
% and 81 Centre street Pearl street. with large we
lighted and third stories calculated for renting sho.
with steam power Plenty Of work can be had to Keep me
Bogardus corner Of Centre and Duane streets Apply 10
W. COLE, No. 3 Ann street. n
INoR SALE IN BROoKLYN-SIx NEW CENTEEL
two and half story basement and SUP cellar noucs
hlIed in with brick neat pazxas French WINDOWS sui
doors mantels ornamental cornces gas pipes ana
fstures complete east side Of Skman street half block
south Myrtle avenue which cara vi e. rnSnng AZ
-four cents by July title perfect fce ~ V nA' gan 81
main ave years. Possesson Immediately Apply TO IL.
PHILLIPS on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12

I OTIS IN BROOKLYN FOR SALE-CORNER OF DE.
~ eraw and Hicks street. being III Degraw street
Hicks street. which is mortgage $20 for four
street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12

ITO LAMP AND CROCKERY DEALERS.-FOR SALE
at first cost consignment of Cornelius Co. . solar
and lard lamps randoles and cash. Every
article warranted Cornelius make Apply IL A. NJ
1872 William street. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12

A DESIRABLE DRUG STORE, IN GOOD NEIGH
IA borhood is to be sold cheap and easy
wishing bargain had better apply at once to HALE CO..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12

HOTEL-A RARE CHANCE-THE LEASE AND FUR
IL niture of hotel Lake Ontario for sale 1t IL
Six miles from Rochester good plank road and
hundred yards depot landing of the
Canada and lake steamboats,. hne business Was done
last the better the coming
summer Address !. De B, care Of 4. Mccarthy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12

A LII WHO PLAY THE VIOLIN CAN IN FEW
moments time have Robertsons recently patented key
ed stop finger board attached to thor Instrument
play at first sight with and pos-
fiLle In the old STYLE Manu- factory Isl Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12

TOR SALE-TWO NEW FOUR STORY DWELLING
houses and lots replete with all the modern improve
ments Nos 9l and 1913 West Thrtysecond street. being
two of the uniform of houses Ninth
Each @ is IL feet inches by 81 feet deep Would be sold
bond and mortgage Inquire at the office Of j. DENHAM,
corner Of Eighth avenue and Sixteenth street.
Drem
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

E,OR SALE-A BLACK HAWK STUD, FIVE YEARS
Il old this May, handsome shape and FORM and can be
made to go fast ls warranted Kind, sound, eentle
Also, top buggy has been in about year with har
ness For further particulars inquire Of G. T. KINNEY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-12

E'OR SALE-PR0PERTY ON WASHINGTON. AND
IL Warren streetsThe vacant lot No. 269 the east
side Of Washington street. 8 feet inches by feet
depth adjoining the southeast Warren streets
also the two story houses lots each in front
on Warren ~ feet depth abuttng the
Of the aforesaid lot No. 9 Washington street. forming
from Washington to Warren Warren
house be altered into stores very small outlay
using forty feet Of the Washington they
can be made o. feet deep giving for
good stores which will high rents This property
10 in the most advancing business part of city in
the immediate neighborhood of the River
Railroad depots For price and apply to JAMES H.
THORNE, lbs Walker street. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-13
TO The MEDICAL PROFESSION.

EYM0UR'S GALV ANIC ABDOMINAL Il
- SUPPOR Err A remedial Agent, a
method of applying old anf most popular one, Is
presented to the Profession, and through il to al who
afflicted, with diseases requiring The application OF GAL
VANISH such as AmenOrhea Chlorosis; Dysmenorehea;
ProiapSus Uerl Leuchorbea; Hyseria; Lumbag pain
in the back Dyspepsia dependant atony the tomach
weakness from of ths nervous muscular
and all kindred affections. 10 the Physicians 1t is
enough say This instrument is constructed, that gen.
tie Galyanic current is made TO through an ogan
rousing and stimulating il healthy action, thus assisting
best authors of the day. Medical Journals and M. D's in
Nashville and other cities using the nsrument is the
scientifically constructed Abdominal Supporter yet
Invented, which Will be apparent to scientific man
inspeconit is constructed that either its galvanic
mechanical uppOr may be dispensed with, may be ind
Gated BY each Ply scans hail it potent ally in
batting of the troublesome Of Diseases which Of
ten tax their patience az d skill.
SeymOur's Obstetrical Supporter.
This used In brace and sustain Ladies' in that most try
ing hour OF life LabOr No Lady anticipating this ordeal
would think with its they knew half
the aid she requires No accOucher maintain his obsie
tca practice who does not it, when its efficacy has been
made known to the public. ....
ShYMoUR'S PLACENTA FORCEPS. This instrument
NJ. DIS in Nashville and other places using Them All
ders addressed to Z. d. PAYNE,
care of Berry & DemovilIe, Nashville, Tenn,
from the States of Missouri Kentucky, Tennessee, Ala
bama, Georgia, Florida Mississippi, Louisiana, 1exas
Arkansas either the above will with
prompt attention.
They can also be had at the following houses:
j. G. BROWNS, Ii. G. SC0VELS, w. +. GRAI'S, j.
NJ ZlMMERMAN'S, G. w. HENDERSHOT'S Mrs R. A.
co. ES' No. 63 North Market ST., and c. A. ROBINSON
Co, Shelbyville.
mars '54-6m