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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-30
Parish of Assumption, July OH 1855.
E. O. MELANCON,
Auctioneer.
L'ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

L'ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Conr du Cinquieme District Judiciairc,
dams ct pour la p%aroisse Assumption.
Succession de feu Jean Pierre Laseigne.
Attendu que Adelaide Madere, yeuve de
Jean B~aptiste Lasseigne, a ~presente une pc
tition q la Cour a l'efTet d'etre NOMINEE admi-
nistratrice de Ia susdite succession de Jean
Baptiste Lasseigne.
Avis est par lie present donne a tous ceux
que celia pent concerner,. davoir a dtduire
sous dix jours les ~raisons pour lesquelles il ne
serait pas fat droit a ladite petition.
Par ordre de la Cour.
Pafoisse Assumption. 7 Juliet 1855.
G.. l.. BLANCHARD,
Depute Gtefier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-30
A VENDRE
POUR CAUSE DE DEPART.

FV'N Ut sTAK
Une tcrre mesurant trois arpents de
face sur quarante dc rrotondcur, situce
d'enyiEon sept miles de Do]naIdsonvilIe
avec II jolie msison DE residence
e%cnrics, magasins ct autres amehoratioe
Une lonnelIerie en- pn,faiI ordrc ct
achalandtc depuis Iongtemps depend DC
la prophets.
Pour les conditions ct plus amples
rcnseignements s'adresscr sur les Iiuux
a Nj. p. NcitzeroG.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-30

The State of Louisi.na.-Flfth Jndi-
cial District Court in aud for the Pa
rish of Assumption.
In the matter of the Succession Of
Pierre Pagaloste.
Whereas Dominique Dcsbous has petition
ed the Court for Letters of dative testamentary
executor Of the estate of the Pierre Pagaloste.
Notice hereby given, to all whom it may
concern. to show cause within ten days,
why the prayers Of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
Assumption, June 9th 1855.
g e.. Z. BLANCHARD,
~. Lie Deputy Cler2
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-30
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fifth Judicial District Court, in and lot
the parish If Assumption.


AndrtU J. hnybmy, No 5Sl,vs.
'Scrophi" Lascig"c.
BY virtue of and in obedience to an order OF
seizure and sale, to mn directed by the Homo
rable The above Court, i'll the above entitled
and numbered suit. | have seized and will offer
at public auction, at the Court House door, of
this parish, in The village Of NapoleonviIle, OH
Saturday the 4th of August 1855, commencing
at 10 o'clock A. M, the following described
property, belonging to the succession of the
succession Of the late Serapqin L~aseigne. to
wit
Queen, a negro women aged about 2G years.
Terms and Conditions
Seven hundred dollars, due n all the month
of march 1855, with eight per cent interest per
annum from maturity, until paid, and an q
credit for the other terms, due as follows tn wit:
$l25 payable on march 1856, 1925 payable
on march 1859 1926 payable OH march 1858,
and sl25 payable on march 1859: bearing
eight per cent interest per aunum, after ma
turity, and secured by special mortgage and
vendors privilege; and the balance of the price
If any for cash, or on such terms, as the debter
may require.
Parish Of Assumption, July, I'd 1855.
A. +, HICKMAN Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-30
THE STATE OF LOUISlANA-5th

THE STATE OF LOUISlANA-5th
judicial District Court. - Parish of
Assumption.
Succession Of SEVERN A. Truxillo.
Whereas Andre Trusi.lo administrator of
The succession Of said Succession has filed in
the office Of the Clerck OF said Court an ac-
count of his administration together with
Il petition praying that the same be approved
and homologated.
Notice Is hereby givento all whom it may
concern to show cause within ten DAYS.
Why said account should not be approved and
llomologated and the funds in his hands distri-
butcd ID accordance therewit.
BY order Of said Court.
{. H.. BLANCHARD.
Deputy CLERK.
Assumption this 10th July 1855.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-30
SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of Seraphin I.ascigne,
deceased.

Succession Of Seraphin Lascigne,
deceased.
BY virtue Of decree of he Honorable the
Fifth judicial District Court of the State of
Louisiana, in and for the parish If Assumption
dated I'd day o. july 1856, and to RE directed,
Will be offered at public sale, on the premises,
in the parish of Assumption, on Wednesday
9Th day OF August 1866, at ten, o'clock A. NJ,
by L. q. Melancon, auctioneer in and for the
parish Of Assumption, the following described
property, belonging to the aforesaid secession,
10 wit
LIST. A tract of land situated in this parish,
on the left bank of Bayou Lafourche. at about
nine miles below the village of NapnIevnville,
opposite Labadieville, measuring one arpent
and n half front on SAID the bayou, on a depth
Of forty ~arfSents, bounded below by lands of in
Bite Laseigne, and above by lands of Th6odule
Laeadle.
cd. One house, once, / pickats, 1. horse. /
lot hoop poles, | caruagIs, Iiru stoue, / lot
slaves, / lot %coopcr's tool. l gun, ! lot hogs, /
lot farming utensils, the household furniture.
the kitchen utensils, &c.
Terms and Conditions !:
The land payable in two equal instruments,
cue nail III hIdieh 1000 hhu TIE otler iiali III
march 1857: purchaser furnishing his notes in
solido, payable ut the office Of the Recorder Of
this parish, and 70 The order Of Mrs HeIphine
Uoudreaux, administrators of said succession,
with eight per cent interest per aunum from
maturity .util paid. The moveables p~ayables for
all sums OF len dollars and under ten dollars,
cash; and all strns above ten dollars, payable
in march 1855; purchasers furnishing good and
solvent security,
Parish of Assumption, July 9th 1855.
f. O. MELANCON,
Auctioneer.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-30
A LOUER,

Tn MAGNITUDE Magasin en- briqucs avec
comptoirs, rayons Wires ct autres,. bureau ct
un caveau. &c magasin a 10 pieds de long
snr 80 de large; on peut lie diviser en- deux par
ties, tenir les marchandises seches dun bout ct
groceries de ~l'autre.
II est tres avantageusement situe ct bicn
connu, encoignure Levee ct Canal, a Napo-
leonville, ~paroisse Assumption.
Une personne intelligence prut y faire de
brillantes %affaires. Pour r nseignements OF
conditions, s'adresser a P. F. Helluin, demeu-
raut au.dessus did dit shagasin ci-dess US des
gns, a Ntu ,,lt 11J.-3o)
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-30

STATE OF 1.OU1SIAN A.-5.h Ju-
dicia| Djstfict Court Parish of As.
sumption.
Succession Of Jean Dominique
dcCr0Sed.
whereas Jean hominguez, administrator OF
the Succession Of jean Dominguez, has filed
in the office Of the Clerk Of The aforesaid
Court, an account by his administration, toye-
Their with a petition praying that the same
be approved and homologated,
Notice IS hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause within Thirty days why
said account should not be approved and Ilo-
mogated and the funds in his hands distribu
ted in accordance Herewith.
by order Of tho said Court.
May 81 1853,
{. /. BLANCIiARp.
Dep. Clerk.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-30

Eat dc Ia i.ouisianc. - C'our d., Cin-
p%nic,nc District Observation-Disclosures
Assumption.
Succession dc Narci:sc TlahanF.
Attendu que Nicepllore Trahant, admins.
trateur tie ladite succession, a depose an bu-
yeau du GreiIier de Ia susdite Cour TN N pte
de son administration, aihsi qu'une petition Ell
demandant lhomologation.
Avis est par lc present dome d t0us ccux
que celia peut concerner d'avoir 4 daduira sous
les dix lours les ~raisuns pour lesQielles lie
dit compile ne serait pas approuve ct hotnolo-
guc ct los ioids entire SEES mains rcpartis con
tormencnt al dit cornpte.
Par ordre de la Cour.
c. L. BLANCHARD,
Depute Glcfier.
Assumption lie IL Juliet 1855.
The Stale OF Louisiana. - Fifth Judi
Cial District Court. - Parish of AS
sumption.
In the matter Of The Succession Of Mar.
Cree Trahant.
Whereas N%icephore Trahant administrato
OF said succession, has filed in the office Of the
Clerk OF said Court an account Of his ADM.
nistration together with a petition praying
for the homologation OF the same.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause within ten days why
said account should not be approved and ho-
mologated and the funds in his hands distribu-
ted in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
q. L. BLANCHARD,
Deputy Clerk,
Assumption this 18th July 1865.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-30
AVIS.

AVIS,
La societa qui e~xistait entire r. c. Lorot ct
L. Z. Baudoin conuue sous la raison de F. G.
Loret ct CO. est dissoute par corsentement
mutuel, Mfr /. Baudouin es. seul charge de
de regler les ~affaires de Ia susdite societe.
paroisse assumption le 10 Mai 1885.
r. claiborne Loret
l.. u EAuDolN.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-12-13
smssressims trial as ss~na pht..

A verdict has ;osi h.,n rc,,lcy,, 4, Cour, n,
u..,... 1T IA, ,.a -. .,..,, \.
"'"P"'S, """" ""' ~ '''"''' Us 't"' "'
some, aud wrong by Others according to tb'
precooui,ed opinions they are imbacl with
and the latitude !" which they d~e'l'
e.rS,, s'.,., % or.nr,.d i, Msn,0L,. M,rv No. "i''
' '..,.' ,.,.L '.' " ~ ,,s,,I -
,h,y,, m, s.', an ,ns .,s,, go IoIn sno"oan n..
-. s,..a m h.., a',.,,o,,,. .','a 's
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-12-13
s0sss M mlraslow.

fo 'ac tt'tatae, The rioasss aud I@mocfst
Allow me-. through thc columns of your la
| per, 10 reply to M article IN the M,nnesaian
OF "Wednesday morning, Although my nam,
" not mentioned yet ! suppo~e there ran h,
M doubt ~ 10 who thu Editor means by 'tho,
urn. or that man" MIR am ] unwilling :,
take all The responsibility or odium That mn,
attach To me-. through the columns IT the Nh,
"e~a'as, ior having go~, nj my own exlrns'
into Southern Minnesota, and n,a.ie an attempt
To do away with some of the htThoais am
ISLANDERS sown broa,icast ever Tint part nf ou,
Territory, by the Repohiicans. anil ho'ers iron,
the Democratic party, who had hrn sem thew
on po,i,icai mt~ions
The article aln,sssi 30 is hut o~ a,noar us,u,
which ha,r nppsand in the M,aae~s,aa with.
IN 'hc |as, six months, showing petty spite
a"d vindic'ivc@~s, GU the part of thu Editor
d 'ha. pasr. which caanot h. r,riprraisl
l'y a~ aor would Il, at this time, rrcoiye any
"o,ice did u"t ihe E.li,or atisanp, to l,'scc him
ali ia position with regard 10 the Railroad
'onpany' TO which hc Is by M means eniiil'sl,
AMI 'o'erty' by implication s~k to slamkr
the srntkman who accompanied ne
Mr. IownsR, in his complimentary ki,cr 10
tho ta'''"r NJ III" H'a"e~t@", sTruks II him
as a" odd ami well tried Friend &c. and M
doubt, at the time, hcIiev~l ID TO h. true but
'hcrc wew many circumstances eonpcciul with
the Railroad qaes'i@n which coald @t have
brn known TO him. or the agcnt of thu tom.
pany IN this city, who was absen' @r Smc
mon'hs prior To the Hrritorial Conventions Cor
the nomination or Irhyatc 20 Congrss but
twas we'll known here. that Idr some time pr
sioos To the nominations, ths mind of thc Ei-
itor Of the M'nness"m was somiy excri~si
upon th" Railroad question. as TO thu pro,abll.
i'y of his getting rmuaentin f,r bis hbori.
oas charts IN thu caase. lie hal plays>i ss u
larry stake ami hrgan TO aar ftom 'be wan, ei
act'o" on the part of.h" t'm'f~ny, that he hS,
'"~' 'h" 'arre amount N mosSy AMI .rains ic
had csrm'cd upon III" vea,ar. The cour~c
@ hs i"isT and his conversations ahea' the
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-12-13

Gcv. fc,Isx. cfPensyis~nia. has eS's"ss,l
his clemcscy 10 Dr. BsAs. anil rmitioi the
rmaipar of his sntcn~ of irnprissameat,
which WAS four wars anil six months. l<xinaiag
On the 2s,h o Novcmicf. 1854. Hehas >sv~i.
,her*~c about ooe ys~r cf his ts~m 'Thepr-
,k,a states the rasoas which inlacI the Gov,
TO exteDi his favor.
lie hal ncciv~i cummnnieatsoas from atoat
eus haslr~i and erty dkra,isis AMI twenty-ihrs
physicians Of this city AMI thu country, stating
thrir be,sf that testimony ~ to matters trarss
pir,ng upir the lnhm0or of sshrr Is uasAe and
anrel,Aba fvm number of ether physicians
naT@d that they .-lisve him lnnts,p, nom .
hrge numlsr oi the lxr and c'tirrs ~ thc var.
'ous sta,e~, inclaing the nams Il G"vvrucrs,
Attorney, ,epcrals.&c c. that thry tri,eve h. was
osavicted en iusafkcwat testimony nom the
Mayor II Philadelphia anal fifty Hsmtsrs ci
ihc fhils.slrhia City Council; frUm memisrs
cf the isyislstur'. Ju,igss of sb Supscur Court,
ksh'"rs cf phi~haphia ~.sp"lrrs, AMI Eve
thousand other citinns II Pennsylvania and
New York. with 1--WE of tbr jury On thu trial
all asking M his Panicn
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-12-13

IN, Nv y,,k T,,,, has , Inng L.. ,,;r,i,r
~ .a'. m ' s.",,,,,r,. o,'
"' Inc '"'e"s" misunderstanding 's'"''''n"'e"'
of H"s 4 Company, New York, the cclchra-
tel manufacturers OF the Last Fast" Rotary
p,,,,;,, p,,ss Ths T,u,, ,,..xs.
T. =, -, -, A.
'm S'sa.s! u.es P''S "n'sn "ncs 'hs
na,'m w ~ s ,M NJ . ..W ~
~o's%AhSn,p uF "'ao,s"n'os u~' y W
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-12-13
a. aim for Europe.

Very hnyy purchases of wleat have rccently
been ms'k IN the great grain ,Lpots Of the east
ami west. on Eurcpean account II suppsed
these purchases have bca mainly mastc by the
French government, 10 supply tie db4iciency in
10 the ys,tI, IN Francr.
Tl~ Chicago Press u the 10Th, gives an nc
coant u tle operations II ". u. HADDocx, EsI.,
In that city, IN purchasing grain On Fr'rh ~
coaut. Ia ib short space of eight"n days, The
Mwim Bank paid checks of Mr.. HADDocx's 10
the amount of 81 .2OO. 900 all Of which bad
l~n given for the purchase u what. Among
the~ cheeks was one 10 we'll known grain apd
commission bouse Of Chicago. iorSg2. 900, aad
one 10 another extensive business house fr SGa
900.
The Pyo says:
The total amount Of grain bought in our mar
ket n Earopeah account. W. arr, fbs reas0ss
bcfore stated. unable 90 give, but Il has besn
large. Probably u would he safh 10 say thai
niDs b,nths " the purchases ibr the last twenty
days arc for trans. A thniic consumption. The
Act II. the presence NJ ths-s bayen ia our mar
ket, has eaascd prices 10 advance Ia point
which nmlered operations for tle New YORK
market entirely out of the question Por ows
In iis history New York merchants have @iIed
to come In IA mhs'ie mwn irtw~u the pr@in@r
81 TIM West and the consumers of Europe. Tbs
hundreds of thousands VI dollars which would
have bsrn retaiH,l in their hands had EuroIsnt
orders bpn fiilsi in the New York market. a,
hercsofore are now lodged la the pockets ofou'
Western farmers
On the 18Th thcrc arrived 10 New York. bJ
thc iiu,hsm river about 10000 bushels OF fwhcnt
of which 10000 busbck were consigsd 10 u
A. kn.Ls. ESQ. who had previously reoeiye
largo cos-ignnrn,s II II ssaltlst Mr.. X nIy
IA the agent of Mr.. WARD. ~ iiosion, has ber
making heavy purchases of wheat nj The West
The laitr gentleman u shipping Il TO Cork nm,
Southampton, AMI Is believed to br acting ~
B,R,s0 Bnorurns. II loelon. who ARE said +,
l~ agonts for the FrDeh government.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-12-13
SOLDIERs ATTEND. GOOD NEWS MORE

~
A Law trssed Congress March 3D. 1885, giving One
Hundred and Sixty Acres OF land 10 all Iersonr whe
have performed "a days military service in auy var
OF the United States since l775.
The Law includes all the Counis-oned aDd Non Con-
missoned Officers, Musicians and rvstes (iuclung Ia
dams either Volunteers, Rangers Militia OF reamsteis
Also, all the Commissioned aud Non Commissioned Oi
deors Of the Navy, Seamen taDdsmen, Marines ntla
Moa, C1aplains aud Clerks
THOSE VINO HAVE RECEIVED 10 OR so ACRES Arr
ENTtrIIp ia ENOUGH MORE TO MAKE Tiif lro.
Solior- of the Black Hawk, Patriot and others ~ais
Who have made applications tor land and failed on &C
Of not having served month"; can nov gst itt
If they served fourteen days, q" they we're engsg
ei Ia battle.
The Veteran Soldiers of the Revolution Who dtaS pea
sons entitled to land II dead their widows
draw 1t.
The benefits 81 this act n Of the soldiers deatD
extend To his widow, his MINOR ehiiren, but TO
other heirs.
II IL Thought that nearly two hundred millions of acre
viii he issued under this act and n consequence OF the
large number of applications that viii be made some
sdera BILE time will necessarily ehp~e before they all
be- acted apoa Retucmter the maxim, 90 first come hrsi
served
". have made arrangements with experienced 6I
at Washington for obtaining Bounty Land for all entitled
la IL hyDg in hs Territory, wh" may taVor US with
call
ss-we make no charge In any unless ~e ohtsu
! the laid.
Any information ia regard 10 the subject, cheerful,
g,yrn PARKER CARVER
Aptl ~ dGWtf Attorneys at Iaw
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-12-13

CIPERIDR. INbI GLASS tOt MY NISCoN
SIN This place Is situated the bay of SUPERIOR
and Left Hand river, the head of Lake SUPERIOR and
possesses better site, and greater ssan
tages commercial city, than Other point In the
northwest, and Is e1uaied ia prospective imp'ancs
by Chicago only.
The proprietOrs have clear, undisputed, aud unn
numbered title the land upon which svrSs,os laid
for the same.
Superior wa- laid out during the past season, and al
ready several hundred Inhabitants, large h"
tel number of stores, toamoJioas pier with ar
bousr- aud in al! respects the NEST nour-hbk ne "
town In the west. The rosBty seat, U, y. Land ~
Gce aud Post Oce located here where the hIssi-
-ippi and Lake Superior u. 4. Military Read, pow ~
OF construction, connecting with ~. Paul
inmates. II Is also the lake Of ali the prolrri
ed rsiireads To the head of Lake superior The "Sco
canal will be open by june after which time fcur lines
uf lake steamers viii raa to Superior,-one from HI
cage, two from Cleveland, and one from Bunsloi ~
vessels having been built pressiy fer this trsde
Two steam mills and printing press :
the way to Superior aud WIN he promptly set 80 ~oTk
oue-half Of the lots have bcen appropriated by the
proPreor- TO be sold by the undersigned 10 tnsi SIT
public improvements. Liberal appropriations hs,.
been made for public parp"sespsrks churches, rat
roads, SC, Ac.
AZ In order TO the misappfeheasioa arising
from similarity Of names is proper state that "-U
perior CITY, about the title Of which legal csntIo,rr
~ exists, another and different place, and In III
fereBt township from superior.
1I' Maps of Superior are signed by Thos. CLARK, sur
veyor md Wn ". Newton, agent and attorney for
propr,eior. an may br seen IN she hotels o
~ Paul. Gsena, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo
Bonaio and other cities.
All persons who wish to purchase ois or obtain inior
nation, can apply 10 VIM. ". Newton, Superior Doaf
las oonR'y, Wisconsin,. -
Agent q Attorney sor Propt'e,ers Of superior
NAV p 1855.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-12-13
CMITH 4 TowNE, DEALERS IN REAL y

- TATf, Red Wing, Mn. Ter Ufiire oppo.ite Ibe
= iana oaiee.
GosernmsBt Ia nd. selected, Land waussts ke si-d
Investments made To The best adv entsge, and money
loaned on real eets,r security.
All kinds II Surveying, Mapping and Plotting doae To
order, by practical survryOr Persons wishing COP
les OF Township Maps Of the Surveyed lands, ~
'arR,.te1 at reasonable prices.
REFERENCES:
Hon, IN GOV Alexander Ramsey, ST. Paul.
Hon " II welch, Chie' JustIea of Mn. fer
W. W. Phelps tsq, Register Il the l. $ Land oniee
He'd Wing
C. &. Graham, Esq, Receiver land oaaee, Red W,ag
Rev J W Hancock, Register of Deeds, He'd Wing
Ssnborn French, Attorneys at Law, ST. fani-
i.en Jauaes a. Parker, 10 Barclay street, n. Y CITY
Dwolf Maeiay Qaimby, Real Estate and Stock hro
krra, Chicago, III.
Hon 7. Abbot, Mayor Of Manchester, n n
James Pierce Esq, Hudson, \ u.
F.P james h Co, SO Wall street, New York.
Hon II. N. Rice, Delegate to Congress, ~. Paul.
A. Gilman, Es9., lowell Mass.
SMITH. (Aug 2lly) r.r rowS.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-12-13
SAINT PAUL


We find in late number OF the HaJ'"g
ton Union list OF the t5enstors and RePfese"
tstives Of the xxxIvth Congress, which We
reproduce below. This body co'nms"cea y.
Arst seuion on Monday, the ID instant and
from the discordant elements In the House.
and the exciting questions which will be raj
sed there. Il win doub.Icss prove oae Of the
most Interesting SESSION. evcr held. In anticl
patton Of this fact, We have made extra exer-
tions TO receive news from Washington Of the
most reliable character and In the quickest
mode, both from special correspondents, and
from Wahiagtoa ales. We believe that, in
this respect, We shall possess advantages over
Our contemporaries.
The list sf Members follows;
srr rs agMA Arnna
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-12-13

call has been made ior State Convention
Of th" Democracy Of imliaa 10 meet .. Iuliat
oP'i's IN the s'h of January. TO nominate can
itiates tr tbe ynr,ous State oAw~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-12-13

4 H. CORNELL, OWATONIA. STEELE co
IA Mmn.sota, General Land Agent. Land bousht
and sold ,hreog bout Southern Minnesota.
Person wishng to settle will ind II TO their sdvsn
iage g. yisii this portion ef the Territory.
All Necessary Information III be furnished.
Refer 10 Hon ". VI. Rice, -. Pani
Emerson a. Case,
c.E. fianIreau, Traverse de- sioua.
St Psal, August 10, is5s. wv
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-12-13
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The undersigned wishing 80 dispose Of his property
now offers at private sale the Hotel known as the
was-on House, Furniture, and stating THIS properts
is Of the best stands for public house and livery sta
bic In the Minnesota Valley For particulars inquire Of
ti" subscriber on the premises. wM. N SHEkRARD.
sbAkopee, Scott County, N r., Feb. IL, 1888. VII
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-12-13

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Bssfy WsidFeas &0sssss W rsek'
PlevsAs.
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iows.
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W,sessas.
Dsssi Wells. F sChssi<s BiliisShssss'
acc WssAbssss
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list " ssLxsarfs
M,aasssss-lSsasy n. Ries,
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