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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-11
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CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
The ONLY Railroad connection Of the Kississir-
Vi with the Atlantic.

~ WIZ LAO a 1AsAl.ls1e'
Three traius daily through TO Chicago Sundays ex-
opted.
Leaving Rock Island,
lst-Through freight with I'd class q; 30 A. NJ
Arriving at Chieag, c40 T. NJ
ad--Maii train $50 A. M.
Arriving at Chicago 7. NJ.
3d-Nigilt Express feyery eye.Iagl 540PM
Arriving at Ghiea A. NJ.
Trains arrive at Rock Island,
ls.-Night Express from Chicago at 600 A. NJ.
5d--Msii Train I. 6 r. NJ.
3i--Fscirht s58P. VI.
IT 57Ali FIRE ght trains have second class and Emf
grant attached. The trains this Road run to
aud from the Depot in Chicago and in connection
yiih trains Of the Michigan Southern Railroad, thu:
avoiding the usual expense Of H cks and carriage Of
baggage.
Tickets through to Chicago and al principal places
East by the above route be had of S. s. Stevens
Agent. the Rock Island depot Of the Chicago & Rock
Island Railroad, JOHN E. HENRY, sppt.
rs ". II. WHITMAN, Ast, supt.
Rock Island, may Isl, 1s54
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SEARS, WOOD & CO.,
Bedstsad Manufacturers, Lumber Merchants.
and Dealers in Flaned Flooring,

MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE Only establishments In the West where
SH WOODS CELEBRATED TURNINR
LATHE is used for tnrning PRsNATrc FORKS; such %
Fensls Batrsfers, Bed Pests, Table Legs aud ether
WORK 700 various TO enumerate with the
.A0atdtrgs Of all into s1xares Of anv axmSse -
taste mag snggest. Making the most perfect .
beautiful work that fancy desire, and haytnx .
appearance Of easily carved gork,
June Il, iS54-trw-tf 80
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AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
Wiuter Arranpemeift

EAPRESs TO The East leaves Monday aud Thursday
Il in the Evening Express 20 Muscatine. Tuesda! ana
Friday Exuress 10 Gaena, Monday and Thursday. EN-
press TO ST Louis by Railroad, Monday and Thursday
For further Information appi. to
RENWICK s SON, Agents.
Bazar Buildings Ferry landing.
Davenport, Dec i5th, is53.
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Washing without Labor

4 yDREWS celebrated Soap Powder for washlns
y and making SOFT Soap, for sale at
drc90 "a LHi-t-n -
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sHoAAND CATERS.

T AIDES Tan ol ard Drab Caters very cheap;
/ do fine blk and Plain do 90
do X ia ana Enamel do cheaper than ever
do do and EBEmel slippers DO 90
do Enamel Bussins. Extra sizes and many oth-
r desirable Goods, which oHer at tue yer! Io"es'
prices for the same quality 1o
81 ND Rt.IaJ cts. =. u DA w SO-N o ".
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r AIDES Glove KID Congress Doors, Polkas and
IL Slips for sale and made to order at the
Empire Boot and Shoe Store,
90 Brady a. " c. BrTTRRFIELn. As,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-11

THIS ROAD BEING Now coMIIETE, IT OPENS
A COMMUNICATION
between Pittsburgh and ERiEadeEphia,
or rsrTssrRaH and BALT1aoRE, By which Freagat
froR the Nest reach Eastern .harfei qh7efdr
and eheaper than By any OF the present fvai routes.
Thew connect with the Daily Packets AZ Pittsburgh
from st, Louis. louisville. Cincinnati, wheeling, and
Ell the dinereat points on The Western waters; also
with the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad aLd ohlc
and pennsy wanna Rairoad, at Pittsburgh.
Cars rIlH through between Pitts6arsh and Phtla-
deipaiG wthouttrsnshipmeit of treight-an advantage.
that can be III preeiated b. all shippers.
In ease Of obstruction of nasigtfon by Ise or Lop
Water, Freghts westward be forwarded from
Pittsburgh TO the Mississippi by k@ilroad
RATES OF FREIGHT
Between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia or Baltimore
First Glass.
nis,sr r,ts ss"m:r s.,.:
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and) per 10osps
Carpetins, Furs and Peltries, Feaih-{
ers, sadd cry, &e., -. y W CTS. % cN
Second Glass
Books and Stationery, Dry goods n1
bales, Drugs Glassware. Groceries, e,s GO ot
Except colee) Hardware. Hollow
ware, Machinery, OIL Cloth, Noo.J
Third Class
Begging, Bacon and Pork in bulk
Batter saltsd. Copper in ingots, az .,s xon,
FlaXseed, Hogs Hair, Flax, l.eath- -
er Eastward, Zinc,
Fourth Glass.
Bacon and Pork. packed Candles1
Eastward, Cheese Eastward. Fish
salted, Iron. Soda Ash, Tobacco in
Leaf, Eastward Tar, Rosin, Whis- so cts. 30 cts
key, Cotton, {ih summer) Coffee,
Lard and Lard oil, (through1 Pork
flesL, in car loads az owners risk.
GEO. C FRANCISCUs,
F-eirht .9geat, Pittsburgh.
E. J sNEEDER,
MAGR,w & KooNs.
JosEPH j ELLIOTT,
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~ pRiNGS, AIes, Nuts and Washers, Wrousat
- Nails, Strap Hinges, AZ
DAVENPORT & CLAIRE.
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THREE DAEIx LINES
FROM PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
running THRouaa nY MogsIsa NAIL TRAIN,
LsqciAg PittsbureA al a NJ. and arririRg m Pail
a6eipAia az Ias tie sane afght.
BY noon. THROUGH FAST LINE, leayiHe Pitts
burghat hP NJ. ana r-iyingiu Pailadelphiaat5 A.
And by night THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN, leav-
iGg Pittsburgh 4 9.40 r n. aud arriving in Philadel
phia al . +. u.
The Nfg&t Frpress runs daily; the ether :wo, Sum-
DAYS excepted
And connecting with the trains from
St. Louis, Missouri. Alton Gaena, Chicago, Illinois;
Frankfort Lexington and Louisviie Kentucky; Terre
Haute Madison, I.r;ls aud Indianapolis Indiana;
Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield. Bellefontne, Sanaus-
Ky Toledo. Cleveland, Columbus, Zdnesviie, aassi-
lon and Wooster, Ohio.
Connecting at Pittsburgh with the Steam Pac Boats
from NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE
AND CINCINNATI.
FARE THROUGH (All the way by Railroad to
PHILADELPHIA FROM
Chicago, sIs06Columbus. s12e5
Madison & La Fayette Il IS Bellefon,aine. la e5
indianapolis, Is 25 Zanessile 1925
Louisville, I1e5 Newark Il SandnsEy, IL IS
Cincinnati, 4OG Mansfield, ,sCrestline, II CO
Day Ion, 1875 Wooster, ~ 5U
XeHia, 4bo Cleveland, l00V
Toledo. 1900 Pittsburgh SOC
~ Passengers from thu West will End this the short
est and most expeditions Route 10 PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE, NEW YORK. or BOSTON.
MESEIMEN, Agent,
Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh,
J. MESKTMEN, Agent,
Passenger Lines. rittsbHrgb.
PulLADELPHr, July, 1854.
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PINE HILL CEMETERY

'I'NE Key and Plat of Pine Hill Ceme.ery are a, 4.
4 rael Halis Cabinet shop. on Brady Street Pow
Information apply TO Israel Ball or 10
Davenport. Aug lst, ls5l-trw-tf
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JUNIATA IRON STORE.
FOR SALE,

i'No Ornamental Cottages Ainsworh Street. i.
-, = Green "a addition to City of Davanport; rood
Apply 10 COOK a SspcEET
S. RUSsLE now
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For Sale,
} LOTS South side of Second Street IN Tieheror.
- Additon; apply To G.. l.. DAVENPORT
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PENgsYLyANIA RAILROAD.
THREE DAEIx LINES
FRoM PrTTsEURGH re PHILApELPNIA

l,ss "a " 6 g - -, z......7..yss ..7ls..::.
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NAILS.
------------------------.-------- ----------- -----------
Who wants q Home

AIRES ofiand situated u miles north Of the CITY
well situated for a residence or Garaeninr. ~,
Prlce 81, ana terms apply to McGREGoR, IAWES q
nLfhE MORE, Nc 6 La Clair Rnw
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-11

OF Brady ever offered in Davenport which ihey are de-
tsfmed 10 sell cheaper for prompt payment thar any
Constant additions will be made OF all the latest ard
most useiai improvements in agricultural machines
IooisSc We will also keep in connection full as
sorted stack OF lron Steel, Glass, o Paints Buggy
and Seat Springs. Wagon Boxes Axles Black snifh
Bellows. Anyils, Vices. DC: . ="
CIRCULAR AND OTHER MILL SAWS.
Davenport, Apl 18th, l654-wtsw
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LARGE assortment of Gas, Fluid and Oil r.un.
1 \ how Opening and for sale low at Ss
may 50. A.C. BILLIONS.
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wALCoTT HOUSE,
SAM'L. HIRsCHL, ~ IS
wholesale Grocer, Front st.. Davennorf

w =. respectfully call the attention of tbe cit;van
b D' ehl,ori and vicinity and of the country msr
Si generay that he has now on hand. the i rrs..
he , =, i 5iIoceres, ever brought this place vbi,h
davenport, Nov. s2d, 1859. '''sA Su1idiss.
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ne SUBSCRIBERS having received psrtien of thef
Stock oil Iron and Nails, would invite the .t,e no,
OF hiaeksmiils and Builders 10 their stock
april 10 Erant nd par,r g.,
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IRON AND NAILS,

! lRiED apples and Peaches for sale at
IL July IL Tayagrr..
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-05

grcs peut-ttre, ct la contc Orlof est
ehafg 6 de s'entcndro d CO sniet avec les
quasra grandes ruissances continentales.
Mona snluons done dams lc cemte Or
lofi, ajcutcront imrnangnabletnent les
journHnx rncs minis, III enlissaire de pa.
ciicAtion pfochaine. Go qui mo va par.
fai.sment, car II est bon que nos adycr.
sairas croicnt 1 IN paix pendant que nous
nous prspafons I In guerre.
a morseillc, sire. II s'agit CONNIE
qui dirait Do fairc sauter ID coupe.
- C'ott celia. Saves.-vous, Orloif,
que vous no t~nAnquex pas d'esprit. Vous
ates chavnlicr do Ssint.W vladimir.
DE tontcs les ~classes, sire,
Chsvalisr dc saint.G Georges /
- Aust, Majcste.
Che valicr do Eainte- Anne 4
- Excitement, Saintete.
C'est fachcnx, cur n'Hyant pa.
pcrdu do batsillc, 10 no puts Gus don-
bier VOC appointemcnts. Contentez.vou
doac IL ID hauts satisfaction que 0 vous
'6tneigno. MsiDtcnant, soici vos instruc-
tom
Touie rsiAcxion kite, il crois que Ii
nltii'uur ut cue vous commended yotre
tcsrn6n par vienne; IL y d Ii un foyer
&c ielfgrnrhie tlcciriguc don't il taut
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A VENDRE

De BONES terres cultivables Ell des uypria-
res situees CONNIE il suit
Sur lie Grand Bayou, au dessus de l'habita-
ton de M NORBERT LAuvE ct au dessous de
la residence de M. +. MoLLERE;
Sur lie Bayou Corns, pres du ferry;
Sur lie bayou Pierre-Part, au dessus ct au
dessous du ferry;
Sur In Belle Ripiere, sur la route conduisant
sur lhabitation GRos ct Payan.
Sur le bayou ~Creur;-surle bayou Dre,t;-
dams le Brnl6 Labadte ;>--dans lie Nouueau
Terus.
A vendre egalement des doubles conces-
sions situees derriere les habitations de MN
Grillot, Barber vt autres;-dans le Brhle St
Vtneent ct sur lie railroad des Opelousas.
Conditions avantageuses. '
S'adresser a
A. J. POWELL,
T. s. Dep. Surveyor q hndnse"t,
Donaldsonville. La.
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Il E,udra refloucer u licclles, ct joucr
tarots sur table.
En- attendant, sire, 10 suis sotre
derliere carte.
CONNIE vous dites fort spirituelle-
ment.
Coupe, atout ct passe mon Orlofi.
Orloif, CONNIE votre ami, je yeux
bien yous feliciler dc l'esprit que yous
doployez devant votre maftre, Ell CONNIE
yotre maitre, je m'aIarme de l'espris que
yous montrez dcvant votre ami. Les
gems trop spiritnels cont dangereux.
Que ceci vous serve dc lecon; soyez
moins sp%irituel 1 l'asenir, ct allez met
ire vos bottcs.
TABLE nEl0RD.
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a dix heurss A. NJ, les prophecies ]ci-apres
decrites, appartenant 4 Ia susdite success
sion, SAVIOR:
10. Tn moroccan de terre gu habitation. s-
tuee en- cette paroisse, sur Ia rive gauche du
Bayou LafOurche. rresque en- face de Laba-
d~ieville, mesurant environ cling arpents dc ia
ce sur quarante de profondeur, entire lignes
convergeantes, bornee en- haut par la terre
de Jean Bite Lasseigne, ct en- bas par eelle de
Theodule Labiche, ensemble avec toutes les
ba'isses ct authorizations 1ui Ell dependent,
avec quatre-vingt cinq actions dams lie fond
capital de la Banque DIES Citoyens, aussi la
negresse Charity (maladivel agee de 40 ans,
I,~ypotheuuee d la dite banque ayec la terre.
ESCLAVES
90. Isaac, age de Al ans.
30. Bob, Imaladifl age de 40 ans.
do. Henry, age de 81 ans.
SO. Smith, trhumatismes) age de 40 ans,
SO. Daniel, age de 10 ans.
10. Minos, aye de % ans
30. Milly, ag6e de 40 ans.
90. Suzanne, agee de 20 ans. estropiee, arec
son enfant.
10. Juliet, agee de 80 ans.
Ito. Theresa. agee de so ans.
12e. Annie, agree de SO ans.
1870. Meuhlcs, Its garnis, tables, batterle
dc cuisine, etc.
lao. Animaux: III cbeval. me lument, cinq
vaches ct une paire de bGufs.
100. I'm ~pistolct, un fusil ct I'm buggy. u
Ter,nes et Conditions /:
La terre ct l~'esclave Charity avec les qua
tre.vingt-cinq actions dams le fond capital de
Ia Banuue des Citoyens, racquereur assume
RI lie placement de la balance due q la dlte
Banuuc, ct la balance du prix de fadjudiea-
ton, ell cinq termes 6gaux, echeant dams les
mois de mars de chacune DIES annees 1855,
1856, 1857. 1853 ct 1859; pour Ia balance DIES
esclaves, d ~lexception lie la negresse Susan ct
son %enfant, cent ~piastres compliant sur chaque
~eselave ct la balance en- quatre termes egaux
echeant dams les mois de mars de ehaeune
des annees 1886, 1856. 1857 ct 1853. Pour la
negrcsse Susan ct son enfant qui dolvert etre
vendns ensemble, cent piastres compliant ct
la balance aux memes ternles que les escla
YES ci-dessus mentionnes, ct pour lie mobilier,
tputes sommes au.dessots lie $40, compliant OF
tontes sonllnes de $40 ct an.dessus en- mars
1855. Les acuuereurs devront fourllir leurs
biliets rantionnes d Ia satisfaction DIES execu.
teurs, pa, ables au bureau du Recorder lie cette
p%aroisse, ayec interet d raisnn dc huit pour
cent par an, apres pecheance lusqu'a tina'
Placement. Les biliets %souscrlts pour Ia terre
ct les c~sclaves seront g~arantls par hypothe
ales sur Ia dite terre ct les esclaves.
Assumption, Ie & tevrier 1851.
1'ETE TT BLANCHARD,
- Encanteurs.
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GEORGE AM ENT.
VOl.i3.

Dams la mutt de dimanche defnier. dams Ia
cha1nbre ,u KEGAIIa Horst. de paiaeourt-
vile, quAoccupait 10 soussigIe occasiollnellc-
ment
10. Tn portefeuille, contenant les valenrs
suivantes: I'm billet lie deux cents
~piastres, ~souscrit par Toby Omar, d
l'ordre de Jacob Doll
90. Uu billet pour la sonllne de ylngt pias-
tres, %souscrit par Jacob Doll, il lordre
de Is. Martin, passs d fordre du Rev.
Boglioli.
80. I'm billet %souscrit par Hermogone Bot
dreau, dc la sotnlne dc 80 piastres,
2bil0o, d I'ortre de Cyprieu L. Blan-
ehard.
do. Vingtdeux piastres 5oil0o en- especes.
lie s~oussigne reconipensera liberalement
toute personlle, voleur on attre, qui lui fera
tenir les billets pertius. II prize les tireurs DIES
dts bilIets d'ayoir Poll sur les persoflres qli
pourraient Sc presenter pour ell obtenir le re-
clement, ct lie public, de he point negocier
cesivaleurs.
TREVILLE MARTIN.
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WAS STOLEN

On monday night 2ist OF february from the
stable OF WASHINGTON HOTEL, one white
horse, about uine years old, this spring newly
shod before about fifteen hands, high in
fine order, pasees well under the sadie and
works well to the buggy and cart. | have us d
him for the last two years as a saddee horse .
has no brands percelvaible his main inclends
10 curl and belosc observation you may per.
ceiye a snip OF, the nose. | will give twenty
dollars for the delivery of said horse if take
out OF the parish and ten dollars if found All
delivered to me in the parish, this horse was
a little lame in the right foot, and also bay
horse.
Is GEORGE AMENT.
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VOI.ES

A recurie du WASHINGTON HOTEL,
lundi dernier. 81 de ce nlois
Tn cheval blauc de race amtricaine, ct IN
cheval bale, de race creole, sans autres mar
ques particulIeres.
Ces chevaux ont solvent fait lie traje de
Doualdsonyille ct dc Ihibodeaux i Napo-
l6onville.
Ioute personne qui les fera retrouver au
soussigne recevra une recompense Iibtrale.
~ BESSE, F,eres.
La aMinerve ct lie "Vlgilant' sont prizes de
repruduirc Get avis.
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trta eonvenabIc pour toutc especc oe
,onmefco. lis sont ienns a bail de Ia
tabrique de rEglise Paroissialr. ronr
uue periodic dc vingt aus, don't il restc
dix-scpt & courir.-I.es dts banx seront
vcndus ensemble aycc toutcs les amelio-
rations oui az trouvent sur les dts ter.
rains, consistant cn uDe bonnie maison
bicn Distribute. cuisine, depense, cham
bre dc domcstiqres, magasin de depot,
fcurie, etc. he tout cntoure d'exccllcn>
tea hMriores N pieux dc bout, dc sept
vieds dc hantcur.
Les personnes p,i dtsireraient ache
ter IA jitr pnopriete, sont engagecs i
venir Ia visitor asant lie jour dc Ia vente.
pour &C rendrc bicn co'nptc des avanta-
res que preseDtent sa position ct les ba.
.isscs qui ~ tronvctt. pour y ia're MIN
porte unelle especa de
20. Quclqacs mnrchandises consistant
IN wins, %liqueurs, indictments, parfume-
lie, et On lot considerable de bouteilles,
dame.jcanncs, .rnclies et cruchons vidcs.
30. MsnbIes dc mtnagc, hattcrie dc
cuisine, ,aisselle, linge dc table ct dc
liz.
SO. Un buggy ct I'm chcvnI.
Conditions De lsEncan I:
I.'acqasrcur dc Ia proprittt assoincra
~ Placement de IN rentc annueIle ii Ia
Fabriqne de- l'Eglise Puroissiale de
rA+somption, a part,r du rr mars 1854,
II les termes dn paielnent seront CONNIE
ant un quart payable dans tout lie
.unfant do mois d'avril proclaim, pre-
,pni. aimee, ct les ttois antres quarts en-
i,ni- ttrmcs sgaux, deus tout le c%onrnnt
,i,. ,s..i. DE- mars DIES atuhtes 1855, 1856
~ 1857. en- ioutnissant des billets can-
t,onnts i saiisfirliep ct paynblcs n" b"-
,.an d. Recorder lie Ia parolsse de
l'as.emptio.. lie vendcur Sc rcservant
an privilege sur Ia ptopriett, jus1n'a
yaiemcnt b,sa'.
Tout |. n,ohilier payable dams tout Ic
t"nrn"t III aoi- h.atr,l proclaim.
i.'.,ic he s"ntr pour Ia dite proprieie
sv,,, aux frais Ia l,cqnernr.
r,ru,.-e Assumption. 2S favrier 1854.
4. L. HICKMAN,
EiICantcur.
~. b. Tohte proposition d'acint de
gre a gre, -crn prise go consideration
par Ii vemleur, d'iri an jour dc l%'cncnn.
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AVIS.

La Socitt6 gui ~existait entire Richard ct
Templet. est d un ccmmun accord dissoute le
81 du mois d'ao0t pssse 1863. Les p'rsonnes a
qui il est dh par la %societe, voudront bien pre-
senter leur compte a NJ. A. NJ, Templet, charge
de Ia liquidation.
VI. A. NJ. 1emplet, coptinuant lie meme gen
re de que par lie passe, ces MN. tout
en- remerciant leurs amis ct lie rublic en- general
pour leur liberal patronage depuis qn'ils ont
commence, e~sperent que par lattention, la
ponctualite ct lie bon vouloir d'arranger tout lie
monde, NJ. Tcmplet recevra sa part du patrs-
mage de ses anis ct DUN genereux public.
RICHARD g. TEMpLET.
Dnnaldsonvillc, Ter aeht. 81
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lance due to said bank, and the balance of
the purchase price, i'll five equal payments,
maturing each in the month of march 1855
1856, 1857, 1855 e. 1869: for the balance of
the slaves, except the negress Susan and her
child, one hundred dollars cash on zach slave,
and the balance in four equal instruments,
maturing in the month Of march 1856, 1856.
1867 q and 1858. For the negress Susan and
her child to be sold together, one hundred
dollars cash and The balance OH the same
terms as the above mentioned slaves. For the
movable all sums under ten dollars, cash.
and all sums often dollars or more payable in
march 1855. All purchasers to give notes with
security to The satisfaction of the executors.
payable at the office of the parish Recorder of
Assumption, with eight per cent interest after
maturity until paid. The notes for land and
slaves TO be secured by mortgage on the
same.
Assumption, 9Th february 1853.
TETE 81 BLANCHARD,
- A~uctionecrs.
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pARTI MARION
Auctionecrs

De l'habitaiion Ste-Ilelene ICoteau(, il Y a
une qrinzaine de jours, lie Negro Newton, age
d'environ vingt ans, taille de cling pieds huit
pouees Gu d peu pres.-ll est tresnolr ct a lie
neZ recourbe.
Une recompense liberale sera donnee il
quiconque le ramenera d son rnpitre Oh le-
crouera dams la ge6le de Presumption.
"a DESIRE LEBLANC.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

Fine farming and cypress lands, situated
as follows
On Grand Bayou above plantation of Nor
bert Lanve and below Fran co.'s Mollere.
On Bayou Corne, near the ferry-on Bayou
Pierre Part above and below ferry:-on Belle
River road leading to Gros & Prayans
plantation; on Bayou creux; on Bayou
Double concessions of Guillot, brothers,
Barber and others. - In Brule St-Vincent 4
on the Opelousas rail road route.
Terms moderate.
Apply te
A. J POWELL,
U, s. Dep, Surveyor & land agent
Donaldsonvllle. La.
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prod ar. vous partirez done pour Wen

protidcr. vous pnrtirez done pour Wen
ne.
-- Oui, sire.
- Arrive dams cctte vile, vous irez
porter mes compliments MI jeune cnnpe-
rcur. ct vous farez Advertisement croiro au
nnbtiC Tue yous btes d Berlin.
- Oui, sire.
essentiel dams n mission dams
lc genre de lii s6tre est qu'on vous crolc
tonIours dams un autrc ondroit quu celui
on vous Ates.
A Hienne, il faut qn'on disc que yons
stes 4 Berlin d Berlin, II faut qn'cn
yous suppose 1 Londrcs;a Londres, qu'on
yuus aitende do Paris; d Paris, qu'on
soft sur que vous venez dc d6barquer q
Londres.
Cette ;ncertitude dot necessaircment
douner liou i une fonle d. depeehes te-
lagrapfiqaes tontes plus on MONS TITLES
/ mes partisans, sui sont en- meme temps,
chose assez strange, les partisans do Ia
paix.
Entire nous soft dill, g crois quill scrn
au moins inutile que yoes fassiez 10 0
yage de Lcndres 1t dc Paris, mais II
nest pas mauvais qu'on nnonc que
yous vous rendcz %tgalement dams COS
dcux caritalcs. votrc mission leralinee,
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Avis public est donne q tous les habita nts
de Ia p~aroisse Assumption, sujets q payer des
Taxes, u 10 soussigne, Assessor de cette
p~aroisse, d deposs ce jour, au bureau du Re-
curder do Ia paroisse Assumption, ie tablcau
d'assesseme1t dc rannee 1853.
Avis est dome aux intsresses dc faire oppo-
sition mi lieu ily al au dit tableau, dams les
trente lonrs qui ~suivront cette date.
Paroisse Assumption, II fsvrier 1851
ALFRED TETE,
~ Assessor.
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Fiat de In Louisiana. - Conr du Gin
ouiene District NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
80 Assumption. 4.
Attendu que Edesie Daigle = prssente
uns petition d la Cour, pour obtenir des Let
tres administration d la succession dc fen
Jean Alleman, son mari, decide i~ntestat.
Avis est par le present donne b tous cent
u,,e celia pe,t concerner, d'avoir d deduire
sous dix iours, les raisons pour lesquelles Il nc
serait pas fat droit 4 10 dite petition.
Par ordru de la cour.
assumption, lie 81 fsvrier 1884.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
81 Grcficr,
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TAT DE la LOUISIANA.
rANetssE ASSUMPTION.

Succession dc Ecu I.wellyn G. Phillips.
Fin sertu dun deeret dc rhoncrable Ia
Cour du Cinquien1s District Judiciaire de Get
kist dams Il pour Ia paroisse Assumption,
.oas 10 date du I fevrier 1864, II sera offert
IN vsnts publique, d ~l'encan, par Alfred
1'ete et Cyprien {. Blanchard, efcanteurs do
,aent qualities, dans ct pour Ia paroisse As.
scr1ption, 10 Jeudi 10 mars 1854, sur les lieux,