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no THE LADIES OF CALIFORNIA;
Il J. CZAPKAY, NJ D., Physician, Surgeon
and Accoucher, invites the attention of the SICK
and afflicted females laboring under any OF the
various forms of diseases of the brain, lungs;
heart, stomach, liver womb, blood, kidneys, ana
all diseases peculiar to their sex. The Doctor
is effecting more cure than any other physician
III the State Of California. Let no false dellcacy
prevent you, but apply immediately and save
yourselves from painful sufferings and prema.
ture death. All married ladies, whose deiica'o
health or other circumstances do not allow Oh
increase in their families, should call at Dr. ~ y
j. Czapkay's Medical Institute, Armory nan
corner of Sacramento and Montgomery streets;
and they will receive every possible relief an'.
help. The Doctors Offices are so arranged tha'
he can be consulted without the fear OF moies'a-
ton. If desired, DIR. C. will visit the ladies a'
their residences
All consultations (by letter or otherwise)
free.
Address DR. L. J. CZAPKAY,
Medical Institute Armory Hall Building
corner Sacramento and Montgomery sts''
pc6-3m San Francisco.
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PATRIoTIsM.-A native and adopted citizen
were disputing the other day about their re-
spective patriotism. Said the adopted citizen:
Il iove America as much you dof"
Granted" said the native.
love liberty with fervor you cannot ex-
eel"
Agreed"
a. vote conscientiously, pay my taxes before
'ney are due, foster education. both public and
pr,sa.e' and cherish the constitution and laws >
Is weh, what elsel" said the native pointedly
wna' would you have moreY" demanded
the adopted citizen
snare our national prejudicest and then l
will call you an American
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EXTENSIVE ENTKRPRIsE--A company Of Eng
lish capitalists, known as the Sierra Nevada
Water Company. are actively engaged in bring
ing the waters Of TrHckes Like which flow 10
The east through the dividing ridge of The Sierra
Nevada mountains. into Siefra aud Yuba Coun-
ties for mining purposes. The estimated ex-
pense Of this mammoth enterprise is S 900 900
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DEATH OF FRANK MARRrATT.-Many Of our
teaosrs VIII be panied 10 learn OF the death of
cur former 'ownsman Frank aiarryatf. son of
Capt. Marryat the distinguished novelis.. He
eIed recently in London from the bursting G,
blood vessel. Mr.. Marrya,t was an ariis, of much
note both as painter and dramatisr He was
eiso the anthor of an interesting work ON Cali
lorna He inherited much of his father ability
10 ske,chins character. and was q young man If
preceding promise. We believe he is the last OF
'ne Marryatt family.-Ata California.
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Surgical Diseases.

As inmprs. morbid growihs, affections of the
boles and joints, determines, whether coneen.
ltal ortrom accident, diseases of the urinary an.
paratns. OF the eye, ear etc.
Patients placing themselves in DIR. Sawyer's
hands Tor treatment or operation, will be pro-
vlded with suitable accommodations, and with
careful and attentive nurses
Facilities are now offered by DIR. SAWYER for
The successful practice Of Surgery. which are not
to be surpassed in any city Of the Union.
aesidence-RasetteH House, (basement) corner
OF Bush and Sansome streets. Office hours until
a. NJ, and from to S P. NJ
San Francisco, January %, 1861. feb3-y
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~ Blnckwo,d II seems. alter reading tra-
sedy. pnrporlng TO eminaie from Shakspeare's
aprit has heard of another drama which Shak-
speare has also lately promulgated. and which
Is called The Two l.oafers of Arkansas" The
following extract is given.
Tnrnation seize me if bear the tannt
OF this yonng locofcco Skin coon?
'fwere easy. Ay and ask me 10 do more
To whip my weight in wild cats; or to dive
For Alligators in the tnrbid stream
And having ta'en them by the rugged ihroats,
40 wrench their entrails from their Jagged Jaws
And fling them on the bank-why that were
but
summer evenings play. There's not boy
Within Arkansas but light do the same,
And after, clamber.to the squirrels nest,
And rob it of its nuts. Shall the base loafer
Than whom the June-bng which the night hawk
cracks
Is in creation greater of account,
Chaw me so catawampousy Away
'Tis night-be red, my bnwie-knife, ere day
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Il strikes y. iha, we have seen good por,

oe the following lines published before. 1t may
Be, ho sever. that we are mistaken. in which
event suspicions do O. B, @. great injustice
If the contrary, then o. B. G. has committed
what is professionally called plagiarism, but
what we call tbleving, and that Of the very
worst sort.
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The French Emperor.

From V, ry interesting letter to the editor OF
The Sonora Democrat from an American on a
visit To Paris, ei a recent date, we extract the
following:
The Emperor is visible almost daily. There
IS no comcealing the fact of his immense popu-
iariy among ihe masses. Many of the old re-
pnhiicans gnash their teeth in silent hate of HI
vet They are forced 10 admit his possession of
SnperiqT talent. lie seems To compr, hrnd at a
glance all ins dniies--ac's promptly. and says
iliile When rt.iiii'irrene;Iis are wanted al the
Crlmea, he sends al once TO the Minister of
War. and a>etr'nius if ten. twenty or thirty
thousand men can be in readiness on given
day-ihen for the Minister of Marine, whum he
'nsrncts to supply vessels at specified ports
aud IN i've days or less, powerful force is des-
patched to The seat Of war He is to-day the
pr"'rlrst monarch Of The world aud while
amlahN ctgneiiing with Queen Victoria he is
no d"'Ihi :" snh rosa exuliins in pride. that in
iheir great allied ell, .rts. he has Inundated Eng
land Ia u secondary power He may vel further
ap!rase the spirit OF Napoleon |. by taking Al
bi"n beiweeu his thumb aud inger-or as Ma
i"r Noah once served D,ewarc. mi il in his
lrtts hes p", kat. There Is snnevldence al osien-
aiion abont The Hrnperar He dresses like a
plain. energetic g"-nhend man. and, with the
Empress drives daily dpub!e team at three
and-a-half minnie gait. in as good style rs Hiram
Woodruff. or any other blood" on the Atlantic
or Pacific side"
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q WAsHISaTos IRVING, in his Life of Wash.
Wolf against Quebec. says that Wolf was seek.
lag to wipe out the fancied disgrace incurred
Al The Falls of Montmorency. Il was in this
mood be is said TO have composed and sung at
mis- evening mess that little campaigning song
still linked with his name
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Tower House,
1UWSI 41UuSTj
At the junction of the Xreka and Weaver
Vile Roads, IL miles from Shasta.
Shasta, Oct. 90, 1855.

AT the lunctlOm Oh the y reku ana w enver-
Vile Roads, IL miles from Shasta.
fss,sG2aar THE UNDERSIGNED 81
ii# would announce to the pub E
- - lic ard particularly to per- ~-S-
sons travelling to and from Yrcka and Weaver
vile. that, having leased this long established
stand, formerly known the Free Bridge
House he is prepared TO entertain customers
in a style not surpassed by any hotel in Northern
California.
Having completed his commodious bnilding,
and furnished it i'll the best possible manner, he
is enabled to promise the very best accommoda-
tOns.
The Table, as heretofore. will always be sup
piled with the best viands the market furnishes:
~hile from the large garden attached to the
premises all the vegetables grown in this part
of the State will be furnished in the greatest
abundance.
He has also secure Corral connected with
his establishment, always supplied with an abun
dance of Barley and Hay.
JASON TOWER.
Tower House, March l., 1854. m1I-tf.
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eAsAlIH- % B0DY,YANp MIN 9 !: !:

A TTENDlNG and resident Physician J. L..
N CZAPKAY, NJ. D.. lare of the Hungarian
revolutionary war, chiet Physician TO the 20rh
Regiment OF iIonveds. chief surgeon to the Mil
itary Hospital of Pesih, Hungary, and late lee
turer on the Diseases of Women and Children.
Particular attention given to the Diseases of Wo.
men and Children.
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n An old sailor at theatre said he supposed
usuclng glr.s wore their clothes at halt mas,
As mark Of resree, fo- departed nodestv.
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ITO THE AFFLICTED DIR. J. L. CzAPEtY
l. has opened his Institute for the cure of all
forms Of private diseases, ,such as syphilis sonor-
rhGa, nocturnal emissions, and all the conse-
quences of self abuse. In the first stages of sy-
phlitic or ghonorrhGal diseases, he guarantees
a cure in a few days, without inconvenience 10
the patient or hindrance to his business. When
patient by neglect or improper treatment, has
developed the secondary symptoms of syphilis,
snch as buboes or painful swellinss on the
groins, or ulcers in the throat and nose, which,
if not checked, destroy the soft paris and cause
the bones TO mortty. separate and come away.
leaving the sufferer an objec. Eideons to behold,
or when sploches and pimples break ont upon
the skin, or when he has painful swelings upon
the bones. or when his constitution is injured so
as 10 predispose TO consumption or other constr
inional disease, the Doctor guarantees cure or
asks no compensation.
In rheumatism, chronic or acute. in Dysen-
terry or Diarrhoea. he has safe and etieciual rem
edies. For the treatment of the consequences
OF self-abuse, such nocturnal emissions ner-
vousness, timidiiy, headache. pains OF the back
and limbs, with general weakness, loss ofappe-
tile, loss of memory, injury to the sight, restless
ness, confusion of IDEAS dislike for society, and
feeling of weariness of life with The nervous
system so exctable that slight noises shock or
startle the patient, making his existence miser-
able. For the above maladies the Doctor will
guarantee cure or ask no compensation. He
can be consulted free of charge, and invites all
to call. as it will cost nothing, and may be much
to their advantage
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"why, soldiers, why
Should we be melancholy boysf
Why. soldiers, whyi
Whose busiuees III, m d;.u


Even when embarked in his midnight enter
PRISE. the Presentation Of death seems 10 have
cast Its shadow over him. midshipn an who
was present used TO relate that. as Wolfe sat
among his officers. and the boats gl;ded down
silently in the current he recited. in low touch
ing tones, Gray's "Elegy in a Country Church
yard" then just published One stauza especi.
ally ever accorded with his melancholy mood
The boast of heraldry. the pomp of power.
And all that beauty, all that wealth e,er pave
Await alike the 'inevitable hour
The path OF glory leads but to the grave"
Nov, gentlemen" said be, when he bad
puished, II would rather be the author Of that
poefirhan take Quebec"
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20

For NIcARAGuA.-The scene described below
by the Erening Journal, as occurring immediate
ly preceding the departure of the Steamer Un-
Gle Sam, will furnish the reader with correct
idea Of the extraordinary eagernes. with which
many of our people seeking to rush amid
scenes of danger and death in the sickly cline
of Nicaragua
At about half past two o'clock. when the ex-
citement was very great, and thousands al per-
sons lined the wharf. Capt Garrison ordered
the Uncle Sam to be cast loose. and ste imme-
diately showed out into the stream and lay TOO
opposite Market street wharf, Capt. Garrison
being on board and Commander Baldwin on
shore. In an incredible short time, the sclionn-
err Olivia, lying beside the Jackson street wharf
was filled with those desrons of getting on
the steamer, and some dozen of row-buars con-
tanned many as they could hold. Th sh"v-
ed off and some of those in row-hoais managed
TO get on the s'eamer, but the schooner could
not get sufficiently to transfer the passcn-
gers. At one time they were very cl,sn and
those on the Olivia imagined they would s"cn
be on board, when the Uncle Sam raised her
steam and changed her position. They tried il
again and again with no better success, until a,
last. when it was certain they conld not reach
the steamer, the sloop rounded 10 and came 10
the wharf. In tie mean time Capt. Baldwin
had gone on board and Capt Garrison had
turned a shore in rO v-iloaf. Al half past four
the steamers gun fired and she weut nu
her way, leaving. confident. hrIwren
two and three hundred disappointed men be-
hind
II is said That just rs The steamer lcf he
wharf through tickets were brought down ami
distributed TO all WIN afterwards went ont it,
the boats and in the schooner. We have il
from good authority. that four hnndred
tickets were purchased for the volunteers.
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Gy Spermatorrhg. or local weakness, nervous
debility, low spirits, lassitude, weakness of the
limbs and back, indisposition and incapaci,y for
study and labor, dullness of apprehension loss
OF memory, aversion to society. love of solitude
timldIty, selt-distrust, dizziness, headache in
voluntary discharges, pains in the side, affec-
ton OF the eyes, pimpes on the face. sexual and
ofher lnhrmitles in man. are cured without fail
by the justly celebrated physician and surgeon,
L. J. Czapkay.
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" S~-ne hearts like evening pr,,nroses open
most bead fully in The shadows OF life.
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Hotels.
THE EAGLE HOTEL

THE EAGLE HOTEL.
- THE UNDERSIGNED -
I1m have the pleasure OF an >
EiE nouncing to their friends =
and The public, that they have taken charge OF
this elegant and commodious Hotel.
They are determined that in no particular
shall any department of the establishment DC
second-rate.
BE DS.
The sleeping arrangements are such as VIII
not fail to satisfy our customers.
THE TABLE.
No expense or trouble will be spared to pro-
cure the very best food that our market affords.
THE BAR,
will always be supplied with the choises'
Liquors, Cigars, &c.
STAG ES,
One of the California Stage Company's, shasta
and Sacramento line of stages, make daily ar
rivals at. and departures from the Eagle Hotei;
We solicit fair share of patronage. Call
and try
s. F. SOUTHERN,
CT. LEWIS.
Shasta, Sept. 90. 1855. sep22-tf
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Hotels.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
AND
Stage q Ho o s =
Main Street, Shasta.
r.. o.. DEWITT and G. F. ALFORD,
Main Street, Shasta. i.

O.DEwITT and G. F. .ALFORD,
PROP TORS.
a. The present proprietors of the St.
@iii Charles Eotel would inform its old pat
-lH441.A rons and the public generally, that they
have refitted and furnished it in such manner
that they can assure them of being well ac-
commodated in their establishment as in any
hotel in No.thern California, and ask for them
selves fair share Of the public patronage The
TABLE will always be supplied with every del
icacy that be supplied in this market, as also
those of Marysville and Sacramento. The
Sleeping Apartments
are new, and will be kept in manner inferior
to none in the country.
All the stages running from here to Marys-
vile and Sacramento belonging to the
California Stage Company
start from this House. Passengers wishing any
information, can obtain it from VIM. McTURK,
Agent for the company, who is always on hand.
The Passenger trains for the north, leave the
st. Charles daily, consisting OF
LOag's Train to Weaver,
Greathouse & Bros Train to Yreka
Shasta, Oct. 90, 1855. oct2Gf
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Correl, Stable and Sheds,

correl, Stable and Sheds,
All of which will be of profit to the
purchaser. This presents To any person wishing
to engage in Hotel keeping. opportunity Of
securing not only VAL UABLE PR ROPER TY.
but profitable business in one of the best and
most permanent locations in this section of the
country.
Price low and terms favorable if applied for
soon. j. l.. WRIGHT s. Co.
French Gulch, April %, 1855. al2S-if.
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DIR. A. F. SAWYER.

LNORMERLY CONNECTED WITH THE
Il Surgical Department of the MASSACHUSETTS
GENERAL HOSPITAL, gives special attention 10
the treatment of all
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IRON! IRON! IRON!
GEORGE C. JOHNSON & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
I'm Iron, Steel and Cumberland Coal,
3G and 3S Battery street. San Fr1ucisco.
NA| E have on full assortment of
w American and English Bar Iron.
Sweede and Russian Bar Iron.
Shutter sheet and Boiler Iron.
Plough. Spring and Sheet Steel.
Blister, Shear and German Steel
Sander8ons Cast Steel.
Toe Corkins Steel.
Weights and Mousehole Anvils.
Swedge Blocks and Cones.
Wright's solid Box Vices.
Bellows and Sledges.
Carriage Bolts.
Shutter and Boiler Rivets.
Files, Rasps, Horse Nails. Borax, &c.
Cumberland Coal.
Norway Shoe Shapes. sepo2-3mo.
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swAs Y,s TEL.

Tower House, March l, 1854.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15
Assumption, ! ) ectobre 1888.
Mon cher Editsur,

II est des bruil. calomnienx sni cilcn.
lsat aepui. qneIqne. joor' eentre moi,
qpe jr dois me sc,vir DE- ,o' COLONIES
pour les dsmentr. On m'accnsc d'etfe
ssilis 1 l'crarc secret des Know Noih.
ing.; je rfpendrai a ce nnjeis mon cher
Editeur, que j'es'i,ne trop les principles
de nnn p.r'i, po6r ponyoir en- adopter
d'autres. Ce ne acrait ras. lorsanc men
pari Me pror,.t son "prni que je le
trahirai, non, non. troyes que jc nos.
sede des sentiments plus mobiles 9ne
celia. lie ticket one je sou,iens eat celai
chsi,i par In Convention Dehscratitae
ct Anti.Knew Nothing. tenue BA'onr
Rouge; je l'ai tou;ours dit 4 toutcs les
pcronses sui mont entretcnn Ell ma
iiere a'elrction. Ain.i, auiourd hui, nan
de di.eip.r tos les doutes. je confio aux
colonies de votrc cstimablc Journal lc
dement, IormeI de cctte assertion eontrc
moi. fotre II mble scrviteur,
Utr~E TOI.SE.
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Eta, do Ia i.oni.;sne. ---Coar da Tin.
quieme District Judicisiro dans ct
pour Ia patoisse As.omption.
A,tendu que Edmsnd Osems uslasson Z
prsscntt une petition ID Cour peAet aos.
tsnir les Lsttres Standardization 1 ID sscees.
sion vaeants d. fss Daa,ss CsYdevis.ss, d.
c6ds intsstas
Avis est par 10 present aonnt 1 tcns GEEK
que celia peut concsrnsr d'avoir dsduirs ssus
din ionrs, los rasons ponr lessssllss Il No sefat
pas fat proit 10 dits petition.
Par ordrs de- Ia Conr.
Pasoisss Absorption, 10 Odtsbfe 1888.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
Otsaes.
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The State OF t.o"i.ians.--Fihh yudic,nl
District Court In and" Tor the parish
Of Assumption,
Whereas Edmond Ossms Nelanson has
petitioned the Court for Letters sf sdrsinssrn-
ton OH the estate OF ths late Uamas Capde.
WELLS, deceased intestate.
Notice 10 hereby given, to all whom u mar
concsrn to show canhe within ten days Why
The prayer Of said fstisisnsss sAssla acs b
granted.
by crder Of the Cours
Parish Of Assumption, 9th Ostshsr 1883.
DESIRE LR0LANC,
Clerk
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lCoNAuNIouN.I
N, fEditrur d. PionnIsr,

Plusieurs de mes ami, apres ayoir ".
l'avis de ma candidaturc pour Ia place
de Sheriff. public dams le Pionnter du q
couranf, etent venu me repro, her que il
n'avais ras ose m'annoncer camme can
didat an'i.knsw nothing, afn d'attrape,
Ies votes de ce part, ct cemme telle n,
jnmais ste mon iatentios, je dois dtcla,
rer ici que ie nsai jamais demands de.
Know Nothiug, ascunc faveur ct mai
pa. l'intcntion dc leur cu dcmander, car
je sens que je n'en nj pas le droit; i|s
n'ignoreat ccrtainement pas que je sui
au ncmbrc De ccux qui, Ie. premier.s
dam cette paroissc, sc sont prononces
contrc Get Ofd,c.
Mon choix pour les oficiers d'Etst
eat lie ticket choisi par la Convention
Democratique de Baton Rouge qni 4 cn
tete r. G.. Wickliffe ct C. IL Moutoh.
Ancnn know Nothing h'aurH mon
'ufl,sge.
VoiIa, Mcs.icurs, qaels sent mes sen.
timeats politiques dane Ia lutte. Qni va
s'engager.
Assumption, 20 septemhrc 1855.
GYPRIRs l.. BLANCHARD.
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| Succession of joseph Barbier, and his
wife Narcotic Braud, both deceased.
BY virtue of decree Of the Fifth Judicia
and 70, the parish OF Assumption, dated the
9th day of October 1855, rendered In the
matter of the above successions. viii Be Offered
at public auction, on the premises iu this pa.
rish, by the undersigned Sheriff of Assunp.
ton. on Saturday the nth day Of November
1855, al ten o'clock A. NJ, the following des.
cribed property, belonging to said SUGGESTIONS
to wit
ist A. Plantation situated in the parish Of
Assumption, on TIE LETT bank of bayou La.
measuring one arpent front, by forty arpents in
depth, between lines diverging, 80 a. to give
eighty eight superficial arrents, more or less,
bounded above by land of MarceIin Barber
and below by land of James s. Wilson, with all
the buildings and improvements thereunto be-
longing.
aud A negro fiamcd William, 30 years old.
Ord Seven horses and mares, two pairs IF
oxen, cows, thirty two hogs.
4th The farming utensils, the household
furniture. kitchen utensils, &c.
9th About 500 barrels corn hay, fodder, &c
Terms AND CONDITIONS.
The moveabls property payable, all sums
under ten dollars, in March 1856, all sums of
ten dollars or above, one half in March 1856
and the other half in March 1857. The land
and slave payable In three equal and annual
it,stalments maturing III all March Of each of
the years 1857, 1853 and 1850, purchasers fur
nishing security in sot,do, to tho satisfaction
of the tutor, and special mortgage, and vendors
privilege to remain until paid. All sums not
puncleally paid to bear intsrest At the rate Of
eight per cent per annum from maturity. The
acts Of sale Of the land and slave to be passed
before Notary ut the expenses Of :be purcha.
sers, and to contain the clause Of non alienation.
The purchasers Of the movable property 10
furnish security In sotdo, and interest as above
mentioned.
A. r. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
Assumption, 18th October 1855.
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.

Saccessions de Jo,eph Barber ct Mar
celtic Braud "a femme, decides ton.
les deux.
Sn vertu dun dscrct do Ia Ceur du Gin
9aieme District Judicisire, do rEtat do ID
Louisiana, dams ct pour 10 parosse As.on ption
ea date DIV Octobre 1866, rsndu dams Paf
! faire des successions ci.dessus. II ssra ofFsr
on vents publique sur los lieux, dams cet.e
paroisse. par 10 Shetif do la paroisse Asson,p
ton, le Samedi II Novsmbre 1888, A dis
henres du mstin, les propretss ci.aprAs de.
critics, apparlenant aux ditsa suecessions, "a.
yoir:
Ter. Uns Hshitasicn sitas dans Ia raroisse
Assumption, sur Ia rive gauche du bayou La.
fourchs, I un mile au-dsssous DO rEHlse
Parolssialc, mesurart un arpenFde face, sur
quarante arpcrts de prsfondenr, entire Iignes
ouvrant do taaniere 4 danner qnatrs-vingt.
huit srpents do snperfeie, plus ou moins,
bornee ell haut par Ia tsrrs de 1farcelin Bar.
bier ct en- bas par la terre dc James 3. Wilson,
ensemble xvee teutes les bAtisses ct atrsaIio.
rations qqi on dependent.
smc Un nagre nomns William, A1S do
30 ans.
Sine Sept chsvsnx ct jumen,s, deux psiree
do bDufs do Tire, vaehes, trente-dsux cochons
&c.
4sns Les outils aratoires, lee meubes Dc
msnage. batteris de cuisine, DC.
6ns Esviren 500 barils mails, foin, paille, d.
TgRMEs ut CONDITIONS.
Ls mobilier psyable toutes scriimes au dee.
sous de dix rastres on Mars 1885, OF toutss
sommss de dix piastrss ct au.dsssus payablss
Ell Mars 1855 ct pautre moitie en- Mars 1887.
La terrs ct les esclaves payablss en- ,rois pale.
rnsnts egaux 81 annueis, tcheants dams tout
Mars de shacune des anntes 1887, 1858 "a
1859. Les scqusrcurs devront fournir caution
solidaire 4 la satisfaction du tuteur: ct hypo.
thsqne spscials ct privilege dss vendeurs
lusqu'su parfsit paiement, .. toutes sommes
qui ne serof1t pas ponctuellement payses, por.
teront interat, raissn do huit pour cent Fan,
des tcheances. Les actes dc vsnts Do ID terrs
ct de l'esclave, par devant un Norairs, aux
frais dss scquercnrs, ct do contenir ID clause
10 "non alienation.
Les anqusrcnrs du mobilior devront fournir
cautions soidaires ct ntsrets, corfime ci.dessus:
4. r HICKMAN, shsrik
Paroisse Assumption, 10 Octohrc 1883.