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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-05
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Unc hatntalinn elabIie Gil sWcrerie stuee on
cette ~paroisse, sur la rive gauche dn bayou
Latourche, lnesurant environ deux cents ar.
penis de superflcic.
Plus I'M moroccan dc terre situa dams le quar-.
tier %Longuevue.
Plus une attire habitation sir lie bayou La.
fourche contenant environ cents arpentsde sd.
~perficie ct csnnue SOUS le nom "d'habitation
Porche"-ces terres sont ejtuees 4 environ 6
miles de Donaidsonyllle
Plus I6 tetes d'esclaves, mulets, chevaux,
outils a~ratoires dependant des susd.tes habta-
tons.
lie tout potlr etre vendu en- bloc, OF separe
msnt. scion lie desir des acquereurs.
Pour les conditions ct plus amp>es renseigne-
, men.s sdrasser a M Desire Placcncia sur les
Iieux Oh d NJ. T.. T.. Mai.hot a..PaincourtTille
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Ter Une habitation de I329acrss de SUPERB.
Gle, don't environ trois cents arpents sonb -1ain.
tenant cn culture Of environ ceAt arpants
sont eli boia abattus, ie res-s est en- bois de
bout, Cote hahltation n uls exogllente au-
creTie, pgtLeolr, une machine Il vapcur do Nj
los ct Co ayant coute 5 1000 uns bonnie mai
son do maltrp. cabaues d regres, narasins d
mais, ecuries, forge &c, l'1quipage u quatre
chaudiCrcs monte Cette aimee. Ia Turgeris
peut ~contenir environ $50 boucauts de sUcre,
tout rs les batlsSes sont ne"Ves ainsi que la ter
re.
ENC Unc autre habitation dc $50 arpents
dc suYefticic don't 200 arpcnts son' maIntenan'
ell cultnrc ct environ 50 arpeuts Sni,t EN- bors
dbutius, r. rtste en- boz Gphout; crtte habk
tati0n Il uuc cycelIeutc ~NIcrerip, purgeriP,
une machine Il vapeur de Niles ct Gle ayart
cout& s 5000. uae bonne malson dc m;uitre,
cabancs q nG9reS, magasHls a mats, Ecuries
forge etc. Lt4uI,a &C a 1 chand,trcS. monte
!e pur~eoIr Ift' c~o&tenir ~environ 300 hou-
Caut. DE- sucIe, tontcs les hatiSsc5 sont neuvcs,
aII*l que ia tCfrP.
Crs hauitations sort situs0s sur Ia rivitrc
| EOurtablcaU, cour d tau ~navlgabIc com,nuni-
uuaut avec Ie Mississippi ayant DIES h.toaux Il
yapeuG paSsant preSqu2 tous les jnuEs dcvan,
cos habItations. E!icS Sc @trouveut acinV mil
ies du cheliliil de Ter fe@ OoticuSaS. Les GcuA
nabitatlons Sc joIgneut, il a pres de ceS la
b@itetlors 400 ~arpents de terre a veudre'
Ces IlabItatious doubleront de valeur aussl
tot que &c Rail Road sera tlni, chaque sucreri,
est assnrGe pour S 10000.
lie cotton vtent parialtement ct 81 m plan.
tcur cotonhlcr vouialt les achetcr, le vendeu
s'eagagc a reprenlre chaqus mocLiue i Va
penr pour $ 3,00n:
La ~paroissc St-Landry ayant bcahcoup d
cotounlers i partir du mois de Novcmbre. O.
trouvc tacIlemert beaucocp de negres 1 louel
On vendra COS lIa3ltation5 erseiHbIe on st
par6ment ii / >, B., ct 8 ans de credit moyeu
nant linterat du jour de la vente ct des secu
rites d In satisfaction du venderf.
; Pour dc plus dtnpIeS neuseignements s'adres
ser b MN. Lobit ct Charpcntier 4 Ia NIlc-O
leans GU a A. i. Hickman 4 NapoleoHvlll
Paroilse Assumption.
/ %paroisse Assumption lie IA Octobre 1885,
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d, bontianier &c la rue St-Drnis dit le
Plus ~yertueax, CONNIE da specnla,enr dit
IL plas ~etFroate. Qsand les maga-ins
sout plcios, il "a ,ete.ssitf dc sendrsr
Pour yendre- il fsni allumer lie shaland
DE- Ii r'enseigne do moyen age ct an
iourd.hui Ii prospectus! Entre appe-
Ter Ia rrstiquc ct Ia iorcer d'entrer. dc
coh.omnner. - ne vois pas Ia difference
dan che.eu!H prat arriser; i dot AZ
,iyer. II arrive sonvent Que des mar
,hands ~at,rapent des marrhandises ava
r.res car Ic vendcur trompc incessiiIn
ment l'achctcur.
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cino miles de DonaIdsonville, mesuran'
IN arpe,,t trois quarts de face an bayo"
plus GU moin. sur inc protondeur de ''ng'
sept arpents plus on moins avec toutes les
ba,isscg Oh am9liorations qu1 en- depen'
dent borne Ell haut par Ia terre do
et en- has par ceile de
30 Tn Negro nomme John age De ~
ans. 80. Unc uegrrsse nominee Elisa
agee de 20 ans. 40. Une n6gresse no''''ne"
jimmy agGe de 60 ans. So. I'm buggy ct
out,)s aratoires. meubles dc menasc ct
[batlerie dc cuisine.
Conditinns.-Irois cent cinq1antf pas
Tres compliant sur la tc'rc ct STIR cfac''''
des rsc!aves JOAN d Elisa & |" balance
en- trois ternies egaux payabIes dahS 'e~
n,ois dc Mars des aanGes 1856, 1851 q
1853 i'esc!ave jimmy payable en- 'r"'s ter
mes euaux ssIbant dams les mois de Mar
dey ann6es 1856, 1857 & 1858 ct lie mob
tier p yAb'e iot>t4s sonmrs AZ dessoaS &c
/ Hx r,astfes pn Mars 1850, ct tnute soHilhe
en- dessus &C. dix pia>tfes moltlo en- fla'.
1853 ct l'autrr motto en- t!ars lS2e' L'>
scouGreuys dcvant toirnir honirs ct soiVA
Dies cautions s. hypothGqlc spectale g"
Ia ,erre ct les c~sciaves Jispu'a paita'' pare
mpnt It toutc somlnc qnl ne scralt pas pa
zee a echGsnce portcra lnteret a 'a'So'
de hut pour cent par an. 49,.
Paroisso Assumption lie 10 oct"hfe 1898
ANDRE SOLARZANO tncaHteur
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SUCCESSION SALE.

il the matter of the succession Of Loren-
renzo Rodriguez.
BY virtue OF u decree Of the hon the
Fifth Judicial District Court of the stale
of Louisiana in and for The Parish of As
sumption dated the 10Th day of October
1854 will be offered at public sale by til
undersigned auctionneer fer the Parish OF
Assn" ption OH the premises on said Parish
on Saturday the leht day Of Novembe'
1884 1T len O'Clock A. NJ. the following
described property belonging 10 the Sue
cession OF Lorenzo Rodriguez to wit A
tract If land sltuaded in the Parish Of As.
sumption . on the right bank of the bayou
s.afourrhe at u distance of about five
mics from DonaIdson,ilie measuring one
Il pent aad three quarters fronting OH said
,ayou Latourchs more or less with a depth
ol twenty seven arpents more or less to-
iether with all the buildings ct improve
| .,en,s found threon bounded above by lands
# and below by lands Of
20 A negro man named John aged abort
10 years 30. A negro woman aged about
4oA negro woman named jimmy aged about
80 years 80 one buggy, 30 farming %utensi-
.rs, household l. kitschen furniture.
FERNS u Conditions. - Three undred
| aud fly dollars cash on the lauded pros
,erty aud on Zach cf the slaves John
4 Elisa and the balance in three equal
nstul,nents ,natuE NJ u the monti'sof March
# each If tho years 1855, 1857 + 1888
az slave jimmy payable in three equal ms
ialments maturing in the months Of March 81
,ach Of the years 1856, 1874 1888, and
he muveabih property payable all suns
mder Ten dollars in March 1885
4 all sums above ten dollars one bal: ii
March 1855 the other half in Marc'
1856 the landed property and saves t.
.pnain specially mortgaged until paid pur'
'~l,asers 10 furnish good g. solvent secur
y, aud all sums not pu'ctna,y paid a
maturity to bear ittercst at The rate Of eish
per cent per a'ltiuin.
Parish sol A sumption this 10th 0c'obe'
1854 ANDRE SOLikZAhO,
Auctioneer.
e~s .tea4@a e. ~
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SUCCESSION SALE.
SITE OF LOUISIANA.
Fifth Di.trlet Court. Parish Ut La
foIrchs.
4. he mansrr fths sa.ses.ion Of Ma.
tis Dnpout T. Elizabeth FaninieS1,

we UhPou y EEsdSes" THhins
Nv virtue of q decree OF tbs Hon the fifth
Judicl,l District Court Of the STATE OF Loslsiaiia
in and for the Parish of Assumption dated the
18th day Of Octobsr 1884 rendered IN the matter
Of the aforesaid SUGGESTIONS will be oi.sred 10
public sale by the undsr,ignsd auctlo"user f"f
ths parish Of Assunption, on the Village
VI ysincourtyilie in said Sarish on Saturday
Tho 2sth day Of October 1884, a two O'Clock
y. 4. the following described prcpsrtA bslon-
cling to said sncc session to wit:
10. A lot of ground slsuaded In the village
of %rAincourtrille, measuring one Aandrsd an
twenty foe. front BY sixty lost IN depth
on ons side by and on the other side
bv together with oil the buildings
Il improvements found therson, and designated
under No 20 of the plan of said village.
Terms and Conditions. - Ths purchaser to
assume payn,ent OF the sum OF three hunife"
and fifty dollars due by said suoccssso's l'r sa''
lot OF groani 70 Francois Qaatsat payable on tht
sssenl day Of May 1887 and whiol bears Al
annual iu,srss. Of ivs per cen, fseta the 81 day
Of May 1889, until paid and tho balance cash
c. l.. BLANCHARD Axetionner.
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yENTE DE SUCCESSION.

Fiat de Ia Louisiana Cour dn SINE Dis
trict Judiciaire.
Succession de Lorenzo Rodriguez.
Eu vertu dun decrat de la Conr d.
5,ne District Judictaire de l'Etat de la
l,ou,siane, dams ct ponr la pr roisse Assnmo-
ntion. rendu Ia 10 Octobfe 1854 il Sc
Il offtsrt en- venfe publique par lie s"nssigne
,.,,cantelr pour Ia Parois.e Assumption sur
los lien, en- ceite Paroisse Samedi lie ls
.Noyembre 1854 d dix henres du matin les
Droprietes, mpubles et im,neubles appar.
tenant d la succession de Lorenzo Kedri.
g,,ez al ci-apres decrifes savoir 10 Une
habitatinn situee en- cctte Paroisse sur Ia
rive drs,.te dl bayou Lafourehe, a environ
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. - Fifth
Judicial District Court -- PARSE o.
Assumption.
S,cccssion OF Simon Barientc.

~ virtue of d decree ofthe honorable ths
9Th Judicial District Court OF the stats
louisiana in and for the Parish OF
Assumption dated the second day OF Noyen1-
her IND Will be offered at public auction
bv the undersigned auctloneet IN ana iof inc
~ ,r;sh of A sumption, on saturday the 9th day
&c J,crember 1855 at ten o'clock A. N. OH tho
PREMISES the property belonging to the success
ss;on Of simon Bariente to wit A tract OF land 81
tuated i ntile Parish Of Assumption III the oru-
Il ~ Martin near Bayou Creux measuring
len or eleven superficial arpents more or'es'
, getber with or the buildings T. improvement
,bsreon bounded abovs by land OF Pe1ro
SANCHEZ fills & below by lands Of Ventura We.
aa Som movable property Horses d castle.
Terms and Conditions.
The landed property payable IN three eqaa.
net , t,,en,s one third in March 1885, one third
n March 1856 & the remaining third IN
March 1887. The movable property, horses
& cattle payable in March 1866 purchasers 70
furn;sh good and solvent security IN solloo
with special mortgage. On the landed p'ope.'
~ and all sums not ponctually PAID on maui.
nv to hear interest at the rate OF eight per
cent per annuin. ., n.anh.r ,a6..
c. L. BLANCHARD Auctioseer.
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A. DISpARU--de Labadievil'e, Sanedl
/fss5aSSs 80 SEP. 1881, I'm chevai creole, camel
Ie Io11e; ayant une bose sur lie cote gauche
dc IL tate, apparleuant a Joachim Boudreau.
Une r, conpense llbsraic sera accordse q
auiconqie le rasleneto d son maltre.
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N Office.

The steamer C.. JR. will resume her regs-
lar trips, between New Orleans and Donala-
s%ouvile on Saturday 10th inst.
Leaving New Orleans every "Wednesday a, y
O'clock a. Nj. and Saturday at 5 O'clock T. NJ
ietdrnint leaves Donaldsonyille evsry Mon
la ysRud Fridays at 6 O'Clock A. h.
c. DALFERES,-Mas tsr.
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e. H.. ia.

Ia reprise dos voyage. 'sSaliasAae - saa~
rner, entire Donaldsonvills ct Ia Nile 0fia&aA,
aura len samsdi, Is septenhre.
L.s C.. d. ia. partlrR do Ia NlsO,'tans ton
.es les se1naiues. ls Msrcredi i > heures Ia
matin e. 10 Sa"edi a S herrss De l'apres-nidi !;
ct AN retour, il seloigDera du wharf do Do
naldsonville, lie Lundi ct ls Vsndredi 4 8 hearss
du m.tin. G. DALFERES,,
CAPT.
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Sale of the old Parish Jail.

On monday the 9th day Of November 1854
at 10 O'Clock 4. Nj. will offer ut pubtic sale at
the Court house Of tho Parish The old Parish
Jail .,a
Terms and Coueitions-The said ,al' be SOLD
ayable in March 1855 the purchaser turns
ming his note, with serurity TO the Satisfaction
ofthe u~daraignsd Parish Treasurer beating
interest a the rate OF eight per cent per an
nam from maturity until paid and payable TO
the order Of the President OF tile Police jury
said purchaser binding hinselfto remove sa'd
lail within. thirty dsysof the adjudication.
psrish OF Assum ptior Oct. IL 1894
l.. @. MELANGON Parish Treasurer.
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Marie Nal, ina Leblanc The Stale Of l.ouI-
N : 6ls VS. siUla Fttti .adacia

Marie M al, ina Leblanc , Tit Stale OF I.ouI-
NJ sasvs sim,a FIJI iaeacia
J,E. ..Ilnon Blanchard pi:tris, Quit Pa,
her huaband rish Of Assumption.
the undersignsd clerc If the Fifth Juil-
sial d. .triet Court of the state 81 Louisiana II
aud for the PARISH Of Assumption 10 he Shy
certify that ia the above Untitled u Numb
red SUR Judgment Saa eatsrrs on ths minutes
Of 81 id Court il favor Of Marie MAlylas Lee
.,anc aad against J. Y V.iiaond D anchart
in Iii. ver.s one figures following & wit;
In this case the Law 4 endlnss laing on tn
vor Of Mario Malvina Leblanc and agalitst j:
y. valnond Blanchard in the Larsa. aud IL
ssrss iollowingto vii.
In this sase the law q eyidsnes being in
favor Of pIainud, IL 10 ordered adiudgsd and de-
cred that she havs judgment against deien-
asut for the SUR OF three undred d ~thifteen
s7,o0e. dollars with interest from the lSsh day
Of Ssptembcr 1854 and that the sale OF the
slave Hppoiyte made BY ssid defendant 70
plaintiff by act under private signature on the
ilth day Of September 1884 be recognised
aad approved: that il be further dscreed that
plaintiffs legal mortgage on the property OF de-
iendant TO the amount Of Judgment be reco
gnsad and that there likewise be = separation
of property between laintif and defendant &
that said defendant pay costs Of suit Thus do
no and sirned in open Court At Napoleon Pa
sish Of Assumption this ~ September 1854.
xasiis Signed JAxrs L. COLE Judge o
Fifth Judicial District.
Witness my hand and the seat
y2SsSk&c of said Court Parih OF Assutiptiol
Vstsc this l4.h day of October 1854.
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BARDEAUx, PIEUx, MERAINs.
= 7ETEk c. l.. BLANCHARD.

ua.,,,,ur. commissioners par pStat, sifsse
"..";cs. d. lsur Profession ! tous lesrs
ies =, tons les hzbitants d cshs paroisss.
ann !. conditions s'adrssser / Ii Mates
sonr "a on let rencontsers cLasus Jser
as, s.-;s aan, Ice ssrssn1 d. Grskiss q II
Recorder.
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DON ANDRE SOLORZ.4NO,
COLLECTOR g. AGENT,
.A2ssnunzoIpodDun, AAA

A WIS., ttendS Cue J'si dfpose aujourd'hai
IL AL bureau dn Recorder dc cet:s paroisse.
mon tableau d'asses.emcnt pour l'annss 1854.
Avis est par lie present 3onne i toGtes person.
nos layant taxes dams la ~paroisse Assumption
Tsvoir i presenter dams trente JOUR-, 4 parir
de cette date, leurs objections au dit tablsao,
s'll y 4 lieu. Assumption 2 Octobrs 1884.
ED0UARD WIVES Assessor.
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yepte de In yieille prison de Paroisse.

Ventc dc II vieIIIe prison de PaFolsse.
J.c lundi 6 Novembre 1854 a II heures du
matin ~l'oifrirai en- vente p%ubliqne a la maison
de Cour de cette parolsse Ia vielile PRISON DC
~paroisse.
Termes ct Conditions LA sasdite PRISON Sc
ra yendue payable en Mars 1853 Iacquefeu VI
fonrnissant sou billet cautlonne q Ia satis'ac-
tiot, du soussigne tresorler Sc Parolsse porianf
interet il ra Ison de hut pour cent par an a
partIr de fecheance jusqu'au partait rasenent
ct payable d l'ordre din president da Jury DE
Poll e, lie lit acquerenr s'engaeeant atssis a
~cnleyer Ia dite prison dams les ttente Joufs a
pres l'adludicatlok
paroisse Assumption lie IL Octobre 1894.
+ q MEpAN Noon Tresorier de Paroisss
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4 VENDRL.

Deux habitations etablies en- sucrerie sit1e-
es ma Ia ~paroisse St Landry en- Get etat sur
"a Bavon Ccartableau ct q q~uelques miles dc
!, vile des Opelousas.
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q c.srxHy. N. II. RIsHToR
zCoNNELY l. RI0HTOR,
AnnDrmDv0 no oanv0s

Practice in the Courts Of T%errebonns, Ia
fourchs, Assumption and Ascenaon: All ba'
siness entrusted to their care, will receive
uronnt attention. Particular attention given 10
,,,rd. s,;ts and examination of titles.
Hy-nssidsnes in Eearns. Tsrfs5en1i''
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AGUsTM DE La TORE,

Professor d'espagnol, d'icriture gothisns Ct
dc fantastic, d'ecritrue anrlaise altiangnlairc,
do ~peinture orientale 1t de- literature ssPagno-
10.
Hoss, Washington. Nspolssrjils.
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NOTICE----Wherea | have this day depon.
N ted IN the Recorders office Of this Parish
my assessement rail- for 1854. Notice is he
reby given 10 all the tax prayers of the Parish
of Assumption to make their objections if any
they have to said lahIeau in thirty days trsm
this date Assumption 2 October 1884.
EDOUARD WIVES Assessor.
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Adam Beatty syndic State OF Louisiana
e vs. 9th District court
Creditor of ? Marchais Parish Of Lafonrche.
Whereas Adam Beatty of sad Parish syn,
die of the Credi ors of P. Marchals, has iiled
in the Office OF the clerk ofsaid Court, a pro-
~yisional account of his administrations, asking
.or the h~omoIogation thereof all per-
sons are hereby warend and notldedt to file Their
objections to said account, if any they have,
With the Clerc Of said Court at his office IN
the town Of TIibodaux, within ten days alter
the first publication hereof, or the said account
will be approved Il hornoiogat d in due cour-
Sc of law. Witness mi hand and seal OF said
Court this II October 1854. L. g. ALLAN &c.
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
er.i rate Second hand family Carriage
lately thoroughly rcpaired-'or sac Or :"
change for . Bsrouche or : Buggy.
Terms +: Very low.
Apply to En1Ls BuauoI,
& Dnnaldsonville, La.
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"A vENDRH
Ades conditions tres avantsgeasss w

q Ades conditions tres avahtassutss We
~ mulatresse apte do 30 ans ct son ssfaas
VA Age de trois ans.
sette mulstresse est bonnie cuisinisIs, soas ne
blanchisseuse. ellh sera vendue do gre a gre
ayec complete garafltle CONNIE sxasiiehts CO.
m.stiqae de mason.
Pour pins ainples ransei 8 norncn's,
Ssadrssser 4 nos bureaux.
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Adam Beatty syniic Etat de Ia Louisiana,
VS. }Caur du 3ne dlstfic
los Crs do p, Marchais J %Parolsse Laioufche.

Attendu que Adam Beatty de la dlte ptro,s
80 svndlc DIES creanciers de p. Marcilais 4 de-
pose ~avecle Gretfier de la dite coar un comp
te provisoire de son a,lni ~istration en- dcmalI-
dant l'nomologation. En- consequence tonteS
les p]egsounes qui pourraient avolr DIES ohlsc-
t,cus au dit comPte, sont par les .prssen'eS
n~otifi,rs de les deduirc au CRETE dc la dIte
couy q son bureau dams la vile de Thlbodaaux
dams lc, dix jonrs qul ~suivrout IA presente p'i-
b,,c.tiou de iet avis. simon lie dit compte sera
.pprouve scion Ia loi.- Te,noin ma W,alI' ct lie
sreau de Ia dlte Cour, ce IL Octobre 1884.
T. i. ALLAN Grehicr.
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NEW

For the Coast and | afosrchs twics = week
The new and last passenger xtesfnsr c. D.. IN,
G Dalferes master having had her ssbla
completed and being elegantly rshttsd. will
resume her trips nj the above trade on we'd
,,esday he 18th Ins. Lea ing NswOAssas
eyery wednesday II . doclock 4. y. and eve
~ Saturday It 5 O'Clock z. u. Returning lss-
yes Donaldscnville avery Friday and Monday
at & o'clock A, n.
Fer freight or passage apply on board OF y
AUGUSTTN & THIBAUT Cont q.
Ang 9Th 1884.
The C. D. Jr will run ,hrougicst We who.
10 lsason.
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SUCCESSION SALE
ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
psroS,se Asssmp,io". - cour d" De 81 ;
trict Jadiciaire.

GvResssian de Jcsss Marie DuPoh' +"
d.Eiisabeth F~amlnieds.
e. ver,u dun decrat do Ia CoM da 5nas
a;.,r;ct Iudiciaire de pEtat do la Lo"isisf,e
~ !, hour la paroisse Assumption, soayf Ia
Gs,e du ii Octobre 1854, il sera ofiert sa ven
~ publiqne, rarle sousslsne encsaleuI pour ia
-na,oisse Assumption dams 10 village ds ram
asutvilIe, Sa medi le Is Octobte 1854, a nea-
r.. dc Ia~vres-midi, la propritte cl-apres -
arts appartenaut aux susdites succee7'"ns n
roir I'm terrain sl,ue en- cette ,arolsse da's
IL village de Paincourtville mesurant cent
vipRt pIeds de face, snr nfH proioh'enf oe "
,;eIs bornse Dun cote par, terrain De
de- pautre cote par celui u
ensemble avec toutes les bitisses ct aIne fora
tious aui ca dependent Ieq5el tcrraln est De Il
rns sour 10 numero 20 du Hlan dn dt vl''a2e,
Cosprrroxs.-L'acquereer devr. assumer lie
n.v.ment dune somme de trsis cent cinqnante
T~piastres d. par les susdites SUGGESTIONS a iran
eois Qustant exigibie lie 2 Mai 1857, 'a4uel's
,onms porte inttret snnuel a ralson dc enc
Sour cent depuis lie deuI sai lS5a lusqu''
p.rfsit pavement Of Ia balance du pix IA
chat compliant. 80.
taroisse Absorption lie 10 Octobre 1854;
CYpRlEN BLANCHARD,
kncantsur.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01
CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
TUESDAY MORNING,::::::::::::::AUG.
EulOgizing Miller.

The Enquirer copies an exceedingly rich
paragraph from the State Sentinel about
Smith Miller, and asserts that "papers all
over the country are speaking in the highest
terms of eulogy of Col. Miller" and "there
is unusual rejoicing that this able Democrat
has been renominated with such fair pros
pect re-eleciion!" Bah. The toady of
the Enquirer presumed few days since to
lions made by that paper are a severer
charge on its editors veracity, or total want
of the article, than anything we could write.
"2apers all ovor the country" eulogizing
Smith Miller There is not paper al home
that can tell wherein he deserves the admra-
ton or respect OF his constituents. Since
he entered Congress he has not been heard
of. The very day he took his seat, he plung-
ed into as grea. Gbscurity as though he had
sunk into the bosom of the ocean. Thrown
into second rate Congress, and among less
ability than probably ever marked a Congress
before, he lost all his identity as man and
Democrat. He showed himself dough-
face enough to be easily won over by smar.
ter men to do their behests, and led Off by
voting for the Nebraska bill. For that he
will receive his punishment. He will never
be reelected to Congress--mark that His
doom is as sealed as though he were already
kicked out OF the seat upon which lie has not
yet reflected particle of honor. Eulogies
on him! A few Locofoco papers may have
bot they all take very good care not to speci-
fly wherein he is deserving of eulogy. The
Sentinel eulogizes him for his upright, hon.
orable and manly course in Congress" That
is rich. Such euloges will soon kill him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01

PANAMA RAILRoAD.-rhisi important link
in TIE line OF travel between "the States"
and California and Oregon, we learn from
the Aspinwall Courier, is nearly completed.
The work has been considerably delayed In
consequence OF heavy rains, which have de-
stroyed the entertainments where the grading
was but partially completed. A large force
is kept upon the work and only three miles OF
the ground is yet unoroken. Thirty-six miles
of rails are laid from Aspinwall and six more
ready for the iron. From Panama four miles
of rails are laid and six more graded. Pas
sengers by the present steamers go over
thirty-four Of the thiriysix miles, which
leaves but Is miles of mule travel, which is
accomplished in the short space of four hours
or six hours in making the entire transit from
Aspinwall TO Panama.