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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-15
CONGRATULATIONS

On our FIRST page seiIl be found communica-
lion from d. s DUREIE. one of the Jurors in the
Booth and Garland Suit, recently tried at Mad
Mr.. Durrie is a man whose character i.
above reproach and, considering lie unca'led-lor
malignant attack upon the Jury, in the columns
or The Free Democrat, his Communication is
much more mild than might haze been expected
Tie article signed :, also on our first page
speaks the sentiment of very large portion o.
voters in the Western portion Of Jhs state. Our
Correspondent will see that we have omitted a
portion of his article, which we considered lit
tie more personal than the present crisis required
he viii lnd the Vest ri.ht side up, and ready for
action.
Our Correspondent " N complains that the
sale OF Lands for Taxes, is, in many instances
invalid We are urahle to decide the case, bu'
certain il is, il the Tax Sales in this Couoty a.e
not legal, other portions Of the State equally
invalid This. however. is no excuse. j. there
is anything wrong on the part Of the Assessors.
Treasurer, or other Officers who have TO % ia the
matter, il is time they were set right. The pres
ont Sale i in accordance with the custom that
s.s prevailed for the last SIX or eight years, al
least
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Republican Senatorial q Assembly Conventions.

TN accordance with The snesticn Of the state Central
Committee of the Republican party Convention Of
the Fifteenth Senatorial District consisting OF Iowa 2Sa
Richaud Countes will be held at he TI.isgeof d
en- Saturday The 25th day IF august fos the
purpose Of cseng delegates to represent tie said
District in III stale Convention, b held al Madison,
on the 5la Or September ue<t.
After .Es Senatorial Convention, the delegates from
Iowa Caraty win resolvo iu.o Assembly District Goa
Yen:isaz and elect delegates froTa s4sh Assembly
District, for tue purpose =a0.o stated
The Committee respectfully suggest that The several
prectnct esQcuses be held ca saturday, august lsih
Each precinct i be entitled deIeg@e for every
ary yo.c.s taxing for basis lie Congressional cleo ion
In 1854.
l.. II. D. CRANE, GEORGE w. BLISS,
B. THOMAS, MARTIN NASH,
l. r.. MESSMogE, Central CoEauli.tse.
Dated ct bod. vile, JulJ %, 1883.
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Mineral Point-Continned

a y
VILLAGE LOTS IN MINERAL POINT
Lot No l,in Block 81 lots 2, B. part blk II ,<t
and 10 blk "a, lot ; biz 3, lot ~ blk Z lot bt %
blk 40 lots , Blk 2e, lot blk Is, lots s. II biz a W,
blk s. lots I. blk7, lots o blk 9, lots g. 70
and "a blk z, lot = blk Is, lots ,, blk 40 lo . q
3 e9 and 10 blk "a, lot Is blk 81, and 10 feet "a
blk IL, lot IL blk J. lot blk T. lot blk = Iot IS nm IL
Blk lot blk ~ lot blk 81 biz 81 lot nm ,s
blk 3D. blocks % and so lot blk lots , & = S
blk 81 dot blk d. lot blk g. blk 81 lots q 80
A. lot blk 2, lot blk Ia q blk 3d. lot biz Ia ,.
y, 10 u. ok y, lot blk 81 lot blk G. blocks al
10 hot blk 81. Vlets SurveyPart lot 2s3 hIk r..
lot I3, A. 49, i54, 49, Is 80 part I73 ut on nj Ia9
pit 81 w1z'3o, acre in 236, 49, si7 2s PSI roo;'
69, acres in is s4f and PA S9 and 24O nj 10, 10
ut lot 81 2to 2, and 23S. Il lot 2iO 1243 eiI oss
ISL lee l-9, 81 eet W side ints7 TO- IA As - sn3
73. q 3D. s2i pt 3s. A39 Il 10, I76, of n ID IN
Dt 24, 1914, 10 > 4l-1V1 247 % 100 acras;
243, pt of 3s, 1s23s 60 and in d. 81 feet in a.
pt124 l2 1b4. 49, and l-2 1879, 20s. 2n OH ,Ia
Ia, 6S, - and 50, So of I72 2no 90 237 10 IN
y feet in IS, and % Twins Addifirn-62 e6 20 o. a1
ia l42, 66, le3- 1877 200 n, 25S 29l 10 Iq5 2s 90
23f, 235, e9 "a 81 IS 35, 6S IL 10 go I0 Ioa Ia
IS 81 l26 1870 1873 65, 2a7. IG7, Is5, org es7 2ao
$40. 2i7 w. z63, 264 2T5. 2S7, 22 3nG rs 9Is
2iN go 2ai, 20a, 81 80. 81 % 49, 49, i.3 lsS
i5t, i9a, 23 I47, III, 22t 29. 296, 24a u.s. lag 81 3
iit, s. i35, 24i, ~ s24 80, SS 2Di, 2a5 ga esi
30i, 2n, $50 lao, IS 81 CT ST. 81 70, s. So le ~
100 i22 ls3 15 55 2Nl. sn5, 49, 23a 235 on
243, 2l3 pa, 257, 2 266, go, 300 81 str nys
Alteraion-i. 3 of p . T. 9 TO- II, I2 49, "a Is
Is z, IS, H. - 81, -, %, 81, rs 10 g. % lots
3 Strongs keservaton-3 Us 100 acres. Taylor's AS,
dition-Lot 80.
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LAX NOTICE..


MINERAL POINT, August I'd, 1855. {
Notice is hereby given that much of each of
the following described lots. tracts OF parcels OF
lands as may be necessary for that purpose, will
on the first Monday Esd day. of September next
and the next succeeding days, be sold at public
ton, at the Court House. in the village of Mineral
Point, for the payment OF the taxes, interest ant
charges thereon. Sale to commence at nine
o clock in the forenoon of the day above-named
JOHN j. UREN,
Co. Treasurer
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MORE MOB VToLENCE IN KANSAS

We learn that party of some thirty pro-
slavery men met at Hickory Point, ten miles
south OF this place, the other day, and made a
move 10 crIve of The free State voters They
were soon outaumbered by resident free State
citizens, who met resolved to sustain their homes
to the last extremity The pro-slavsry men re.
tired from the field. and thus matters rested until
Thursday night last, when an armed body OF sew.
eHfy-dve or eighty Missouriaus were found en-.
camPed IN a piece OF wood in that locality. Each
was armed with a rifle, pair OF revoIyers and a
bowle~6nlie On Friday forenoon they continued
IN the vicinity apparently waiting for additions
% their numbers. 1t is reported that they lie
clare their mission to be 10 drive every free State
citizen from The vicinity. Whether their nur.
poses extend any further than this we have no in
formation There s'no doubt OF the facts, as an
express, vel known to US personally, has come
70 secure relief.
WHAT shall be done? An armed force in the
vicinity, aud We are resting in quiet! Shall we
allow our neishbor to he expelled from the coun.
try, and remain quiet lockers on Or shall we
20 10 their rehei and die ii need be- in defence OF
ore another? That we may have reliable intel.
'Igence IN the premises. and TO contribute our
services, If need be, in defence OF our friends we
nave resolved ~ going TO the scene OF the ex-
cItenaent.-Re. Id IS,h
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.47ofhr Probably Fatal .3rcideat.-Nr GEORGE
taiAner, OF this cIJv, an Easiishman. residing on
me east side OF the river. accidentally shot him
sell yesterday. While hunting pigeons in the yi-ir-
NY OF ! Coolidge in EIda He was IN tba
ACT OF getting into wagon, when tie Lamy.,er Of
ne gun caught on the side OF the box-d;s. harg-
ins It's contents into his left side and ar,,
iaTS portion of his bowels were laid bare-an5
as notification has set jn--his life Is desDaire5 Of
lie has wife and three children. When win
people learn 10 be more careful in the use Of fire.
aEi2s.- E9astor.t Regul licqa.
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TAKEN UP

1bY the subscriber the town OF Arena Iowa 70.
In Wis.,, the 18th day of July, 1855. dark pay VI
brown mare with heavy black name and tan ahu =
small collar marx the neck. The owner is requeS'e
10 prove property sc. cpu
Dated q, Hayworth, July 23d, 1855. Nv 80
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TaE EscArKp NUs.-A copy OF this Book
pnrporfirg to be true history of life n Con
vsnt IS received from the Publishers, DEWITT q
D.vsSporlr, New-Yori. 1t is very well written.
Ed sor d romance. would pass off as a tolera;;e
road yarn;' but as true history, It leaves great
doubts on the minds OF It's readers We have no
doubt. however, that it will have great run, in
t..os. localities where acknowledgement Is TIE
r,-., sIIn.r t.,tAit.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

fS.s TAKEN UP by the Subscriber, living pc.
AHSS Sanfora's Furn1ce in The town OF nj nsrsi III
49, about two weeks SINCE a white ana reu ei
ID Nv Ter rod 4,AJF Cow is about Eve years
OFT with no artificial marks The owner IS requSs"
o cali, prove property and take her AVA.
july 81 Ias5 * ais STEPHEN MARflr.
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Caution.

III persons arefo hidden to III inc, dig, rem ,e
"A eral FROM otherwise trespass upon thefoiio"''
described premises. to wit: o..,
The south east IA of section &c. town 8, TanRe IN
north of north east Ia, and north u Of souih n VI "
T. IA of section j, town 5, range 2esst.
And further noticeis hereby gveBthaf any person ~
persons tres oassng upon the above premises VII "
d 9 alt 18th a1coa ding TO law. FRANCES EiElA''
- JAMES TOAY. -.
Miners Point, July Ist, 1853. ''h
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DIED.-At 10y, Richland County Wis, on the
18th day of July, 1885, Hiram T.. Britain aged
60 years and month His loss is much lamen-
ted as he was one of the Oldest settlers in Wis
consin and favorably as well as extensively known.
lie leaves a wife aud one child His last Win
wilt be proved at Sextonvills on the Goth day OF
August A, D. 1855. 3w
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TTr NEws--We give to day all the latest For.
eisn News ,wh HIGH though of but little importance
will be expected BY our readers
An account OF the Louisville Riots will be
found in another colnmn. Such scenes. the legit-
innate fruits of the present Known othing excite
ment are { disgrace TO any People.
1t win be seen that another dsgraceful lynch
ing has taken place in our State We that
any occasion should arise that would appear to
call for such heart sickening executions and as
derer, Debar, may not have received more than
his just deserts, 1t cannot be denied that there is
better way to administer justice than at the
hands of a mob
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-15

AyoTHER BCLL-l3Ov Barsfoly bayino ra,cbal
Madison, fTom his Northern tour in which he
earned 10 his entire satisfaction. that the C,fs,
regi could not be bought directly nor indirectly.
AL forthwith upon his arrival at the Capitol the
GLOWING appeared in the Madison .4rgns. alias
lie Laaaiic Organ, Of Tuesday, July 3Ist:-
Crescent
We leave the Crescent now, wishing if dis
inctiy understood, that have no further tel.
ioWsnIp politically, either with il or those who
countenaEce It's abandoned venaiity."
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X paGs.ArE.

~ PROB Nh.
nfhe matter of the Estate of Weston MelH, deceased.
q all whom il Blay concern Notice shesebv Civ
Il en- ihat we the undersigned ave b. appointed
aid col'niss2ned by The Judge OF said Court mis-
slsTs 10 receive and examine and adjust all Claims
&C deahds oI ali persons * znst The said deceased
ina WE'VE month"; thu st day of july, 1855 have
Dean anon ed and limited for creditors present sher
ca "a 70 Us Tor patton aud allowance. that
" III on the ist day of 0etooer house of
htEry uesS,in the Town OF Pulaski, attend the dis
cGarg oi our duties commissioners aforesaid
NEt-~fpN Acssabf-TER,l
JOIN X. WA LBRiTGE,t C,zmisxia,.r.
ASA PATTERN \
Dated 81 Prlsski ,tais I5ta day OF Aurr,k. l6x5
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-15

II The weather during the past week has
been very favorable for the securing Ct crops -
Farmers generally have been very busy, and near
y all rae wheat has been secured IL capital order
The crop, as ! general shiag, Is good, through
cut the Sale.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-15

oUH STATE BAsKs-By the repo-. Of the
Comptroller, II appears that on the 3Isf of july
there were p banks doing business under the
general Banking law the total amount of circu.
'ahnS notes issued 10 such Banks was s9260
securities Tor the redemption of these have been
deposited with tie Comptroller TO the amount of
si,oi2,oo0; the amount of coin deposited bv the
Comptroller was ST 500.
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LATER
Louisville, 7th-3 P. II.


City quiet-50 extra policemen sworn IN
I, M-Another outbreak is feared to night
on account OF quantity OF gunpowder in hands
of the Irish in the sth ward
Johnson, dem, is elected Governor of Tennes-
see by 1ao6 majority,
It IS thought that the K Ms have carried Ken
lucky.
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wAxsgEED,

In this town on the 18th inst by Rev. j. Phelps
Mr.. ARTHUR BR1rrAN, TO Miss JULIA j. Pm
pEAUx. all of this place, :
May they never be forgotten in the distribution
of Heavens choicest blessings Printers Fees
received
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-15

IL John L. Dawson has declined the Cover
noTship of Kansas, and Elk Gov Wilson Shannon
OF Ohio, Nebraska member of the last Congress
has been appointed in his place
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-15

Pooh SsEcULAToIS-rh Madison Patriot al
luding TO the financial operations in the city OF
Milwaukee ofobtaining signatures to the Barstow
call at cents maine, says:
The man who would undertake to get Barstovv
signatures in this county at a Sailing a~head
would soon end his days in the poor house under
the most chronic attack OF heart burn and blue
devils"
The same paper has the following, for which
the Editor ought to battle his head in cold water
| at once. Start for the Water Cure, neighbori:
IL Il IS surmised that Beishazzar belonged to
the ' forty, because he was weighed with the
BaiGatc aud oundwvantIng %
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"A man died of yello" fever at Pittsburgh on
Friday last. and three or four other cases were
reported in the same locaiity-Fres Democrat
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TT Tue WEsTNIxIsTER REVIEW for July,
commencing Z volume, IS on our table We
a..s not found time 10 give il perusal but have
20 doubt It's articles possess mach interest
lsasimsn NUN bers may be seen al this Office.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-15

Coon SaoorIxG Three small Boys Of this
p,-c. went ont few days. since 10 try their luck
r. ehooSng Prairie Chickens, and retained IN
- hours with twenty five, as the result OF their
excursion Taking into account the scarcity OF
Slick.as in this vicinity, th,s may be considered
= 81 sbeo.ug, even fos sxperiencsi HGk.msn I
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SPECliL N0TICE.

TsaIiey,s Genuine Pain Extra ctor will
-nbdue the pain and inflammation from the seyerest
burns scalds, in from twenty that
iieaIthe wounds without and eecualIy cure
/ Fever Sore5-Pi!es-sat Rhenm-Tnalmmatory Rheu
lnatism-Sore and Indamed Eyes-Cats-wo und4-Old
and Inveterato sores-9ruises- Head-Corns and
PunfGns-Ery sipeas- prainsSwellines -ChilbIains
Feoas-.ites of insects-Swelled and Broken Breast
Sore Nipples-Eraptions- all other nfianlmatory
and diseases, whcre the parts affected be
reached.
Don't be increduous about the many diseases named
be cared by only thag-but reflect that the few,
but positive properties which the Daley saive alone
tsns aud as heretofore enumerated to four-caa
reach not alone the aore mentioned diseases but
more not enumerated.
9nerG.-Do otregaar bred physicians prescribe Cal
oa.ei inwsrdiy for scores of different diseases2
Each box of GENUINE DALLEv's PAIN EXTRACTOR has
npon it Steel Plate ugraved signatures
of c. v CLIJkBNER & CO., proprietors, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. Az Others counterfeit. :
Price 25 cents per box
CT All orders should be addressed 10 c. " Cis kener
& Goa 81 Barclay St, New York. For sale b ali dealers
in Medicine throughout the u. ) and Canada. SHY
DIR. ISAAC EHosn s,sosa,. snsscsa Ceiebra-
ted Eye tSsster.-sfrs MKR1rs STAND UsRIvALLKp
This old tried and Invaluable remedy for all diseases
of the eyes, after having the test OF Fifty
Years, and the demand for still ncreas and
has been for the past tw years. offered Tor sale in
tire new dress Each bottle vll have Steel Plate En-
graVed Envelope, with portrait of the inventor, DR..
Isaac Thompson, New London, Conn, and SMILE
of his signature together with of the sigma
ture of the proprietor, John L. Thompson, No
i6l and 1863 River Street, Troy, New York, and
other can be genuine
The proprietor has been compelled make this change
IN the style of the wrap owing large quantity
OF counterfeit which for the past few years have been
Daltned tbec at
Purchasers particularly requested to buy but
he above described and the red label heretofore used
has been called 10, any found in that the proprietor
doea net hesitate 10 pronounce counterfeit
For sale by all respectable druggists in the United
States and Cangda 37-Iy
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-15

The Wabash Valley Railroad has been com
pleted and IS now open between Toledo and Fort
Mavne-
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ia K EN- ZIP.

BY the subscriber at the Dodgeviia House, In the tovn
Of BOdgeyie, July 10, aGRAY HORSE, light built, win
white strip on eide of the face supposed 10 Dc
about6 years old He has small the INSIDE o.
the left ham, The owner requested TO CALL provo
MOSES HOWELL.
DodgevilIe, August 6, I85I 4wB
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Estr0y TOiSCes.
ENERAY MALICE

ESrKAY NOTICE.
AIKEN UP by the subscriber living in the Town Of
Ciyde, Iowa COUNTY, Wis, the 18th inst, q Gu"
with young Calf, the Cow Ia light brindie white face
white belly left hind leg white, white spots The
"itiers, and rs supposed 10 be nine ten years old
EPHRAIM NORTON.
Clyde, July 3d. 1855 374w
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TAKEN Up.

TAKEN Up.
the subscriber, living Otter Creek in the town
E0 oi willow Springs La ayette Co., or nearly
1tftte NJ axe Nor quite Old
70 marks except few harness marks, and upon
the hind legs The owner is requested to es prove prop
erty, pay charges and faSe her away.
CHARLES PROCTOR.
August 1, 1853 374w
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John! John, help me, OF l shall be murder
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

D@eedgqg 60. 81 600
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-11

L'habitation de feu Jean Dugas sitnee or
cette paroisse sur Ia rive droite du BAYOU Ia.
fourche composite des deux morceaux de terre
SAVIOR -
Tn moroccan de terre faisant face an ba vo,
mesuraht sept arpents de face du dit bayon sur
quatre vlngts arpents de profonde1ur Sur les
SIX arpents de face den haut, ct ouarante ar.
penis de profondeur sur ~l'arpent de face den
bas contenant en- tout cinq cents arpeuts de-
superficie plus gu moins borne en- haut mar
terre d'Emerant Landry ct en- bas par terres
de We ave Charles Breaux.
90. lie second morceau de terre est slime q,
arrlere du precedent sur lie bayou DIES Ogiyiers
ct a deux cents arpents plus on moins de su.
perficie.
lie chen1in public passe sur ce moroccan de
terre, lie tout formant une supericie DEN
yiron sept cents arpents. Ensemble les bats.
SEES ct authorizations qui dependent de cette ha-
..itation, la recolte consistent en- 10 arpents
lie came plus on moins !: 100 arpents. de rr1aTs
Pour les conditions s'adresser sur la sisdite
labitation d Pun des heritiers di defunt.
Assumption lie 90 Avril 1855.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-11
AVIS DETECTION.

Commencement d la loi ct en- vertn dun,
reclamation dc son excellence PO Ueher
gouveTncur de IEtat de la Louisiana, Ges cleo
ions seront tenues dams la paroisse Assonp
tlol le lundl 25 JUN 1855 deDuis 9 heures d,
matln Jusqua 4 henres dc FaprSs midi aft,
de nom1nerun Juge president ct IN jupe ~associt
de Ia Cour supreme de la Louisiana Don,
remPllr Ia vacance occasionnee par Ia resi-.
grafton DIES honorabIes Thomas .Slidcll ct A
N Ogden. Les lieux detection sont CONNIE
suit SAVIOR ;
10 Chez Jean Alleman OIL dams lie voi1sina-
&c commissalres J. V. Leblanc, Octave Vlyas
ct Antoine Martinez.
20. Chez Gabriel Rodriguez on dams lie VOL
sI1age commlssalres Numa Wives Valcour
Mejangon ct Augustin Hernandez.
so. "A lhabitatlon dc SEVERN Landry pres
de 'egtlse paroissidle on dams lie voisinarc !:
CommIssalrcs Ursin Melancon, Florcntin Mi.
chei ct SEVERN Landry.
DO. Chez Marius Albagnac on dams le Vol;
$ image CommlSsaires Numa Folse, A. T, p h
ct VIM Marks. -
so Chez Drauzin Ilimel on dams lie yojsinono
columissalrGS Lovinci llimel, in Pr IIacle Of
Ferdinand Laseigne.
90 Chez dlaXllIe Boudreau i Laba1ivi1le
on daus le volsInage. Commissaires Ellie Lam.
dry, : NJ Boudreau ct Dominique Desbous.
70 Chez Amtdeo Domas on dams lie voisina.
&c Ccmmlsiaires J. B b Landry, EiouarL De-
lavlgne ct Auguste Deiaunc.
8. A Ia maison de cour de ce,te Pa r7;sso
Commlssalres Edmond Maurin, A,phouse
Gentle ct Jas. $. Wilson.
Au billiard de G, G f.. Gautier a Pain
Conmissaircs w. r. Mills Vcuant
hebcrt ct Constant l.. Simoaeau.
10, Chez Dnf5sard Landry on dams lc vol.
:lnage Commissaires Charles Thiac Emsraud
ct Leon Gauthveaux.
II. Chez FRANCOIS MoIiere au Graud ba.
you GU dams lie voisinage. Commissaires John
DE CARNEY, Gatien Blanchard ct Marcclin
A. Leblanc.
~ Chez Etienno Penlsson au BAYOU bnu
III dams lie voisInage Commissaires II. n ELS
Ptnlsson ct Etienne PGuissoD Jr.
~ Chez AnacIet Simoneau al Pierre Pant
~ ua1ls lie voIslnage Csmmissa Tres V~alentin
'%arllIau, |aIconr Porche ct Anaclet Simoneau
IA Chez Dorsino Rentrop 4 lie Belle.Ri,ie-
e on dang lie volsinage Leon Leblanc. Pier
IherlOt ct Charles Gros. |
Les Commissioners des difcrents districts l
ommes par lie Jury de police de Police dc
farolsse Assumption sont por ces presents +
'quis de tenlr 10 dite election ct den toire lea 6
'tours scion la loi. :
Parolsse Assumption lie 10 Mai 1856. a
A. +. HICKMAN sheriff, 4
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-11
FOR SALE Vt PRIVATE SALE.

nv 80 a. EH
lhe plantation Of lean Dugas deceased sjtu,te
IN TINS parish on the right bank of bayou La
lourche nlne miles below DonaldseuyIl|e con.
ISSUING OF two following tracts of Iand, 10 wit :
loA tract OF land measuring seven arpeuts
fronting on the bayou by 80 arpents i'll depth
on the SIX upper front arpents and 40 arpents
on /, The lower front arpent, form an arcc
OF i've hundred arpents more or less bounded
above by lands of Emerant Landry and be-
low ny lands Of widow Charles Breaux.
20 The other tract ofland lies banc of the
preceding on Bayou des Oiiviers and has two
hundred superficial arpents mors or less.
Together with buildings and improvements
belonging to said piantntion and The crop.
consisting of 100 arpents of cane, more or less
and OF 100 arpents of corn more or less &.
FOR the terms of sale apply on the premises
to enc OF the heirs Of the deceased.
Parish OF Assumption Goth Aprill855.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-11
VETTE A itENCAN.
POUR CAUSE DE DEPART.

Va @sE.
LIE msrdi vingt Juiu 1857, depnis 10 heures
du matin iusqu'a A heures do l'apres midi, ct
les Jours s%ulvants, meme intervafle. il sera
vendu a l'encan par Cyprien Blanchard ct Al
fred lete, encanteurs de cette parolsse, au do
m'clle de c.. O.. Gateau, a Napoleouyille:
10. lie tonds dun magasin CONSTANT en-
Groceries, Qnincaillerie, Nercerie, marchan.
discs Seches SC.
20. Meublesd de manages tells cue bois de
Ills, tables, chaises, armoires, u~stensils de cu.-
siue &c.
30. Uu cheyal une charette ct les harnais.
Conditions Toutes sofnmes n'exedant mas
dix piastres compliant ct toutes sommes au des-
sns de $ 10 dams lie courant De mars proclaim
1856 en- blllets eautiounes soiidairernent d la
satisfaction DIES Encanteurs payables au Bureau
du Recorder do cette ~paroisse;; partant hult
pour tant par an d'interet a dater de pecheance
jusqnA final paiem ent.
NapoIeonville, q. Mai 1885.
C.. O. GATEAU.