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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-30

NoRTH's CIRCUs.-By reference to the ad-
vertisement III our paper, it will be seen that
North's Colossal Circus, will exhibit in Keno
sha, on Tuesday of next week. This is proba-
bly, the most extensive and least Objectionable
concern of the kind, travelling, and those
who are fond of amusements of the arena, OF
course, will enjoy it. 1t is the last opportunity
they will have this season.
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SHEPHERDS
City Express and Baggage Wagon,

VIty .EAPI6 sS anu Dag dSc W aSUN.
FEyEE sUgsCRTEsER; desirous to keep up
n with the improvement and demands of the fines.
has provided hnnself with the above conveyance for
the delivery of Baggage of all kinds and from the
Cars and Boats at all hours, Day or Night
The Baggage Slate can be found at the Post
Office, where all entries made for Cars or Boats win
be promptly attended to, and the utmost care obser
we'd in marking aud forwarding Baggage and Express
Packages.
AL entries must be made upon the Slate at least
half an hour before the arrival and departure of the
Cars.
All necessary information given to the travelling
public.
Ample reference might be given, but the general
character of the subscriber for prompness in his bus
mess is sufficient of liberal support from
his friends and the public.
am still engaged in the Dray Business, and
grateful for past favors, continuance of the same is
solicited, respectfully, JOHN L. SHEPHERD.
Corner Maiden lane 81 Park Streets
(nSJ kENOSHA, Wis.
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WIRE CLOTH.

Wove and Workcd.)
4 tST RECEIVED, anew supply For Tanning
~ Mills and Sepa rators, and tDr lar Windows.
Saies, &c. Also Iron and Brass Ride rs cleaning,
grass and Other seeds and for Foundr, use
July II, SIS. j. Il PHELPS
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New Clothina.

MEssRs HEssBERG & ADELsDoREER have
just received for the fall trade, large and splen-
did assortment of ready made Clothing and gen
tlemen's furnishing goods. Messrs ii. & A. are
enterprising and may be relied on to keep fully
up to the times in their business.
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LOCAL MATTERS. &c.
RAILROAD VOTE.

Our election on the proposed aid to the Keno
sha & Baloit Railroad came off on Tuesday last
There was very fair vote Of the freeholders OF
the city, and resulted in 100 majority in favor OF
the proposition.
We shall now expect to see the work resumed
vigorously, at once, and prosecuted until the
cars are running to Geneva. If that is done, we
venture to say, our citizens will never have
cause to regret their vote upon this question.
LAKE SHORE ROAD DEPoT.-Some question
has heretofore existed, relative TO the location of
the Depot of this road in the city We under
stand the matter has finally been decided, by fix
ing the location where it has been supposed it
would be, at the corner of West Main and Grand
Streets. This is well, as probably no better
place for the interests of the City could be fixed
upon. We hope to see the Depot buildings
commenced before long.
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nI L u.

In this City Aug. 23d Mrs. MARY COOPER
wife of the late HAMILTON COOPER aged 80 yrs.
At Pleasant Prairie, August %, ADELE ELIZA,
daughter OF b. r. and Eliza Hatch AGED two wears
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G. BiNET SHO P,


South of tho Runals H 0use.
A T WHICH PLACE will be fuuad Timber
N Turned, T'iciSted and Bent, in short tortured,
into almost every variety of Furniture that wood
Butchers can achieve-so that out of plain Logs,
have emerged
Fancy Escdsteads 81 Chairs, Serpensine
Sofas, and Tables,
Some ono leg, some four-large ones adapted
to the prolific soil of Wisconsin, that require SIR
Also Cottage, Screm and common Bedsteads some
with Stats, and some for cords, but any of which a
man igeneric,) with a wearied body, a clear con
sc ence, and without toolhache, may make out 70
sleep upon. Also, Rush-HotioIned Chnsys,
which, though rather oldfashoned, some old fosies
prefer to the boosted improvements of later days
Likewise,
Lounges g. Easy-Chairs,
which even Fast America cannot do without nav,
which, even on account of its hurried Life it finds
more necessary than .'the rest of mankind do
Work not enumerated here, may also be had or
made to order JOHN NICOLL
August 9, 1855. 1yS
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sA.s, ineh and Resin, constantly on hand at
STARKWEATHER'S
LAND FOR SALE.

FE'HE Suhscr Der offers for sale Eighty Acre.
n OF OPeainEs in theirown Of Brighton & also
Forty Acres of NGod x.ngsd in the same town both
very valuable and very desirable picrcs of land
They viii be sold at very reasonable prices for cash.
or for enc half cash and tie balance in one or two
years secured by amortgage upon tie prtmses.-
Persons wishing to purchase farm, cannot fail Of
being pleased with the location quality of SOIL terms,
&c. H. H. HYDE od
Enquire of II. F. ScnorF, Esq, over Simmons s:
Son store. Tn3 ON
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SMITH G LINES.
Corner Of VA
err OF MUM md Naari1ei Sis, Opposite
ksMim 4. Eto.

Corner OF 12nin and Market Sis, Opposite
Rain a. kto,
~ OFFER 90 the public the lar.r>
SE%A est and be.i assortment OF llar-
SS{1A nesses, coarse and fnc, Sad
S@SsY SAvE>rN dies, Trunks, Whips, Fly netts,
JTI&iElsN In Buffalo Rohcs-ia shorj every
- No. ys.J thihg wanted in our line to be
~ S VIZ found on Tie Lake Shore
=--SS s5z$~~.s5 We are satisfied that or IL @
.ys== yS~sEx, same money we aad do give
s4IaSs@s@s moe value Than be had ut
any shop on the Lake We can show this sti.ine err
n fun assortment OF coarse and fine Harnet >cs any
quantity of Fly Nets, Irom dollar piece, Il 10
the finest linen, lVOrSted and LEATHER
In the fail we viii have Il large stock Of u ialo
Robes and Horse Biqtkefs, which viii DO Ion al Tor
cash and in the bet mar kct.
TO the Trade we Offer alar.e s.ocb and good MS
sorment Of Guitars, NcltS, ST. jacs, WINS oad ell
Kinds of snddicry Hardware. We uI.nk our "a.
cilitjes for doing hu.i.c,s are first rate.
y Carriage Trim ning done to orlcr.-AN kinds
% Mattresses made to order.ss2r Gm.il3
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THOMAS ROWLAND. Chai
S. y. BRANDE, Secretary.


TIE NEW GRIST MILL.-We visited the prem
Uses Of the New Steam Grst MILL that is to be of
the Messrs. HANNAH'S, the other day and found
the work progressing finely. 1t will commence
operation in two or three weeks We look upon
this as an important Improvement for our city.
We have long needed good custom mill where
people could take their wheat and get ii ground.
We have suffered no small amount of extortion
by depc nding upon -four dealers for our supply
of the "staif of life" \ decline in the price of
wheat has had no effect upon our home -four
market, and we have, for the last two months,
actually been paying for -four, than the retail
price for the same article in New York City
When we can buy Il load of wheat and get it
Toured, we shall save nearly half the price we
have been paying the past year for the article Of
flour The Messrs III. intend having, in all re-
spects first class MILL and will do exclusive y a
custom business.
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lounges g. Easy-Chairs

DOMAN EVE BALSAg, a specific ONT
Il = ment for disease of the eve and eyelids, at
STARKWEATHER s. co.'s
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WY NIX OOPS
T @ N / G Nh l. * { III .,
THE
Fever aud Ague ExfcrusinatOr.

CERTIFICATES:
We honestly believe that ceitifcatas arc not gene
orally read, bat II has become ,ustOmary 20 intro
duce them that we have, in ordet TO satisfy thosc
who rely on such evidence, n'rCdu ed os many GEN
UISE certificates as our space will allow:
The Assistant Surgeon of The Uni States Navy,
who now resides in the city of New fO,k, has kind
" given Us the following account of the effects OF
this medicine
MEssRs WYSKooP g. Co:
GFSTLEMEx II have used youT COMPOUND in
cases OF Fercr and iguc, aAG have -ound Il 10 an
swer the purpose bciicT ti,aa auyIhing have ever
prescribed in my practice. have use i Wien en-
pl0ycd IA Assistant Saigon in the UNI ed Sa es Ma.
wv, on different stations aud when we have had as
many forty fifty cases on the sick 81 al one
time, Aud ii has always proved successful. Ie-
commend His ar Gle irom lie ccri nty Of Ia effects,
aud give i - elcreuCc over all oher aticet cd
cine for that distressing complaint. ours Ne,
g. II. TRAPIAGAA, II. ID,
/ New York, May 2. lSia
FUTILE & MOSES, General Aeeais
T. Auhur.. =. Y.
I For Sale by s:ar,lwcnther ~ Co., he "a,
/ 3msIo aud by Country Dealers, gcaor w.
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TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS.

% Her rec bt mon sac street and bOnny."
NOTHING can make mouth pretty but pretty
! tech! The mouth is the gate of life, neglect it
not! Ii neglect ed and not kept III good repair, you
cant have good health and what is more unsghy
than mass Of decavcd teeth
am happy to tell you, people Of Kenosha, and
my friends in the country, that | am repairing
mouths, fixing MP old teeth, and putting in new ones,
natural rs life, If not more 50, at prccs which will
come Within the means of all. | am plain liver,
with light expenses. This gives good nealh and
a clear conscience, while Il cHabc4 to work cheap.
You viii meet withnany pretty face, that had been
entirely dcs9oilcd OF is charms, and which would
have rcnla ned So hut for my skill! in replacing and
repairing lost ard Gcca ycd teeth aid al prices vastly
below what some IAcrc ,nicrs are in he habit oi
charging. Cd jobs rcpai. cd neatly and cheapy
have received mstruc ions from ore OF the very
hcsi operators IN the country and have all the adj
yun,aec of n knowledge OF .hc latest improvements
OF lie arr, N regard TO winch | keep myself fully
pos ed. The poor wei us the rich should y
ne benofi.s OF this arr and t is al uonsenAe It ut
mina:, put this kind of work at such cXofbsiant
pr to conhne is benefits to tic rich alone.
Particular attention paid TO the correction of the
irregularities OF youth.
Childrcm's teeth extracted gratis
Advice, do
Yours, &c,
ISAAC GEORGE.
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MACK REL

II OOExING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Son
II Il have just received from the mandatory an
excellent assortment of vecv handsome Looking
Glasses, which they can afford to sell very low.
Ken0ShG June 20, 1873.
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eyzesyye7> AN exbel.cnt article Of Goldfish, al
* s-.=Ss-S SIMMONS & SONS.
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NEW GOODS.

20 BOXES Of a. No. 4. Ff"rr7Rg, a.
~ SIMMONS & SONS.
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haacery ~aic-

. for tie cure of ScRoFurA. aad all Gisasses +
c Blood SIAEhh EAl 8t3.k 4 &C
= 4.
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DR. PEERY,s DEAD SHOT, for worms,
~ an excellent VerTnifnee, at
STARKWEATHERa 81 CO.'S.
4 ENsEED OEL,-French, Yellow and Yene-
~ tan Red, large invoice just received and will
be sold cheap, by STARKWEATHER & Co
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Chicago and Milwaukee Rail Road.
FASHIONS for JULY & AUGUST

MFRS. rONEROY is happy to announce to ill.,,
IVA LatcS ot Kenosha, thai she has just receive :,
from the Emporium of Fashion, the latest styles o.
Maniiiina, DrcSs BODIES, Hnsqucs, Sleeves,
EAM5reisieries, Collars. cite.
Also, nosj beautiful style for Tissue silks
kegoS3a, Jare If, 1855 Tyl5n5a
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A NFNDiE A LAM ABLE.

Lhabitation de feu Jean Dugas situte en-
cette paroIsse sur la rive droite du bayou La.
1ourche compose des deux morceaux de terre
SAVIOR
Tn morcear de terre taisant face al bayou
mestlrant sept arpents de face du dit bayou sur
quatre vlngts arpnnts dc profondeur sur les
SIX arpents dc face den haut, ct quarante ar
penis de profondcur snr l'arpent dc face den
bus contenant EN- tout CHG cents a~rpeuts de
superiicie plus OIL moins borne en- haut par
terre d Emerant Landry ct en- bas par terres
dc veuye Charles Dreaux.
%, ip second moroccan de terre est Ritut on
arrlerc dn precedent sur lie bayou des DIVERS
ct u deuX cents urpents plus OIL moins de SUI
p~erlicle.
LIE chemin public passe sur ee moroccan de
terre. be tout fornant une superficie den.
viron sept cents arpents. Ensemble les BATS.
ses ct authorizations qui dependent de cette hn-
bitation, la recolte consistent Ell ITO arpents
de came plus on molns !: 100 arpents dc mails
Pour les conditions s'adresser sur la susdite
habitation d Pun des htritiers du defunt.
Assumption le 90 Avril 1855.
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licr, connu pour ses hab.tlies ain,em.

Iicr, connu pour ses habltlies a'in,em.
ptrnnce.
lie a Juliet derpier, il sorlit de chez
lui pour celebfer a sa fcon anniyer'
sairc de ll%ndependancc Americaine. Il
Sc rendit a Seymour dss le matio, s'p
procurn IN sccau de ferblanc, ct de- Ia
gagno une cistillerie de Bethany Oh il
paryint a s'inlrodnire ct d voler assez de
Iiquenr pour rcmplir lie vase quill await
appor'6 nvec hui.
lie soir, il fut hpcrcu en- ttat d'ivrcsse
dams les cnvirons, ct l'on suppose qua
raPproche de Ia mutt, II sc traina dams
les broussai|les, Cd il pert a force dc
boirc. Quand il y fut d5couvert, son
corps etait d dcmi assis aupres du sceau
dc lilucur dams Ie4neI Sa tete inerte
plongeait assez pour que toute la figure
y fnt immcrgde.
II est done mort litteralemcnt noy6
dams lie whiskcy.
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ANNOUNCES

ErAT DE La LOUfSIANE.-Cour du
Cinqnicmc District Judiciaire dams ct
pour la pardisso Assumption.
Succession dc fcu SEVERN A. Truxillo.t
A endu que Andre rrunillo administra-
t"nr de Ia dite succession a depose All bu-
tcau du Greflicr dc Ia susdit, Cour I'm COMP
lie de son administration ainsi qu,une petition
en- demandant l'~homologation.
AWE est par lie present dome Il tous ceux
que celia peut concerIier d'avoir 4 dtd"ire
sous dix lours les ralsons pour Icsquelles
10 dit comptc he sefait pas APP rouve ct les
ionds entire srs mains repaltis contolm6ment
All dit cutnptc. ..s.
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
L. l.. BLAN CIIARD,
D6pute Gre(Iier.
Assumption lie. 10 Juliet 1855.
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FOR SALE At PRIVATE s,LE.

lhe plantation of Jean Dugas deceased situate
m this parish on the right bank of bayou La
lourche nine miles below DnnaIdscuvllIe CON
5IstIhg OF two following tracts of land, to wit :
loA tract OF land measuring seven arpents
fronting on the bayou by 80 arpents in depth
on the SIX upper front arpents and 40 arpents
on the lower front arpeut form an arce
OF five hundred arpents more or less bounded
above by lands OF Emerant Landry and be-
low by lands of widow Charles Brcaux.
20. The other tract Of land lies banc of the
preceding on Bayou des OIiTiers 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 g..
For the terms OF sale apply on the premises
to enc OF the heirs of the deceased. %
Parish OF Assumption Goth Aprill855-
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TIE STATE LOUISIANA. 49, Fifth
Ju icial District Court. -- Parish OF
Assumption.
Succession of Pierre Arscmnn.
Whereas Cesaire Lagrange, widow Pierre
Arse,nan, administrators of said succession,
has filed in the office of the Clerk Of said Court
an account of her administration together. with
a petition praying that the same he approved
and homologated.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause within thirty days why
said account shonld not be approved and ho-
homoIogated, and the funds in her hands dis
in accordance herewith.
Bp order of the Court.
Assumption, june 9th 1855.
T.. l.. BLANCHARD.
Dep. Clerk.
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QuEYHOuZE
DENTISTE.

Theodore Phillips, Chirurgien dentiste, etant
de retour a NapoItonville, pout etre consulte
CONNIE a%utrefois dams son laboratoire; A Pho
tel Washington. lie Docteur Phillips faisant
chaque hiver une tournee dams Prescription,
il garantit tous les ouvrages qu'on pourra lui
confer. Ayantdeja reeu dams cctte paroissc
un waste patronage il invite respectne1se-
ment toutes les personnes ayant besoin de ses
services de Sc referer aux DANES ct aux mes
sieurs qui FONT deja honore dc leur confiance
Les personnes ayant besoin de son miuistare
feront bien de s'adressera lui im,ntdiatenent
des engagements contractes ne lti permet=
tant de selourner parinl nous que peu de temps.
Tous ordres donnes par la poste soront promps
tement executes.
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ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.

tour du Cinqniemc District Jndlciairc,
dams Ell POUR la paToisse Assumption.
.4ndrcp J. S.onsbury, No ISL, vs..
Scrophm L4seigne.
En- vertu dun ordre de saisie ct vente a moi
adress6 par Honorable Ia susdite Cour dams
fatEalre ci-dessns, ~intitulte ct uumerotee, TAI
saisi ct ~j'offrirai en- vente publique, a la Mai
son de Cour tie cette parolsse, situGe au village
lie Napol6onville, lie Samedi 4 ao0t 1865. a
IL heurcs du matin, les prophecies ci-apres De.
critics, appartenant d la succession dc leu Sc
raphiu Laseigne, SAVIOR;
Queen, nGgresso agee de &c ans.
Termes ct Conditions
Sept cents piast:es dues en- mars 1865. arec
hut pour cent d'interet par an, a partr de
l:echeance, ~josqu'au parfalt Placement ct IA mn
credit pour les autIcs sonlmes dues CONNIE
suit, SAVIOR:
1928 p~ayab'es en- mars 1856, 1895 payables
en- mars 1857. 1925 payablcs en- mars 1853 OF
1925 p~ayabies Ell mars 1859. Lacquereur
tournissant ses biIlets pour %clacuna dos SOM
mes cI-pessus, payables 4 credit portant inte-
ret a ralson de HUT pour cent Fan apres re-
chtnnce, garanti par hyputtleque s~ptciale ct
privilege du v~endeur, ct Ia balance du priy
siI y en- a, pour du compliant on 4 tel terno de
credit qn'cxigea lie venIenr.
Iaroisst AS onption Ic Juil'ct, 1855.
A. /. HICKMAN. Slserif,
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MACONNAGE

nj. JosEpH +. AucotN fat SAVIOR a tousAses
amis ct al public quill est ttabli tout pre- de
l'eglise paroissiale ct quill a %toujours en- main
de la chanx, des %briques, ct tous lee materitaux
qui sont du resort des entrepreneurs WAGONS.
CONNIE par lie passa il contractera des en-
gagemeuts, a des conditions avantageuses, soft
pour brhler des ~briques, soft pour monter DIES
equipages, soft pour executor des enterprises
de mafonnerie de ~quelque genre que ce soft.
M. Aucoin Went d'etablir sur sa residence
une briqueterie (briek-yard) ct pourra remplir a
des prlx ct termes avantageux toutes les com
mandes qu'on lui fera.
II entreprendra tgalement Ia construction
des tombes dams lie cimetiere de l'eglise parois
STALE, de q%uelque dimension ct de quelque for.
me qu'on les desirera.--Il a pris ses measures
pour executor bien ct vite tous les ouvrages qnl
lui seront confies
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CRANES DE JARD1NAGE.

NJ. Theodore Gorau PREVENT les habi-
tants quill Went de ~recevoir un grand as
sentiment de CRANES de iarlinage ct de
heurs, dc patates de dallas doubles ct des
plus bellies varieties. - Tortos les graine 9
vendues par NJ. Goiau sont completeness
guarantees.
Depot de NJ. Th. Gorau, chez Mmp
DurRB.-Paincourville.
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L'Etat de Ia Louisiana Conr dn
5me District Judiciairc dams ct pour la
Paroisse Assumption.
Succession de Pierre Pagaloste.
Attendu que Dominique Desbous d p~resente
une petition d la Cour, a leftet d'obtenir les
lettres d'executeur t~estamentaire datif a la
succession de feu Pierre Pagaloste,
Avis est par lie present dome a tons ceux que
celia peut concerner d'avoir adeduire sous dix
jours, les ralsons pour lesqitelles il ne serait
pas fait droit i la dite petition.
Par ordre de la Cout.
Assumption lie 6 JUN 1855.
~ G. l.. BLANCHARD,
LII. u, Dcpute Grefier.
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de Seraphin Laseicne.

En- vertu DUN decret de la Cour du Cinoula.
me District Jndiciaire de l'Etat de Ia Louisiana
dams ct pour Ia pa%roisse Absorption, sous la
date dn 2 juliet 1866, d moi adresse, il sera
oftert en- vente publique, sur les lieux, dams la
paroisse Assumption, lie Mercredi, Sine Jour du
mos dao0t 1855, a 10 heures DIN matiu, par
IL. y. Melancon, encanteur dams ct pour la
parolsse Assumption, les prophecies ci-apfas de-
critics, appartenant a Ia susdlte succession, sa-
voir
10 one terre situee dams cette paroisse, sur
Ia nye gauche du Bayou Lalourche, d environ
neuf miles au.dessous du village de Napo-
leonVllle, Ell face de Labadieville. mesurant
un arpent ct demi de face au Bayou Laiour-
che sur q~uarante arpenis de profondeur' bor-
nee en- bas par terre de Jean Baptiste Lasei-
gne, ct en- haut par terres lS Theodule La
babe.
20 Une maison, un lot de pieux. / cheval, /
lot dc perches a barils, une ~voiture a deux
roues, ttne mule, l lot merraine i bariIs, / lot
doutlls a thnnelier, l fusil, lot de cochons,
| lot doutils aratoirs. Les meubles de menage,
Ia batte1ie de cuisine, etc.
Termes ct Conditions
La tcrre payable en- deux termes egaux, la
moltle en- mars 1856 ct lautre Motto en- mars
1857; lacquereur fournissant ses billets in So
lido, payable au bureau du Recorder de cette
parolsse, a Pordre de DeIphine Boudreaux, ad-
mlnlstratIice de la susdite succession avoc
hunt pour centd'interet par an npres rechean.
ce. lie mobilier payable pour toutes sommes
dc dix ~piastres ct au-dessons de: dix piastres.
compliant, ct pour toutcs sommes au-dessus d.
dix p~lastres, payables en- mars 1856. Les ac-
q%uereurS tUurnIssant BONES ct solvabIes
cautions.
P"'oIsse Assumption, 0 Juliet 1858.
Il o, MELANCON,
InCantcuT.
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L'ETAT De IA LOUISIANA
Cour du 5me Diairict Judiciaire- Pa
roissc Absorption.
Succession de teu Jean Domingue..
Attendu que Jean Dominguez administrator
de la dlte Succession a d6pose au Bureau du
Greffier de la dite Cour un compte de son
administration ainsi qu'une petition ell dernan-
dant l'homologation.
Avis ct par lie present dome 4 tous ceux que
celia peut concerner d'avoir a dtdniresous tren-
te )ours les ~raisons pour Iesquelles le dit compile
ne serait pas approuv6 & homoIogut, ct les
tond9 entire ses mains ~rtpartis couformernent
au dit compte.
Par orire della Coult.
Assumption Mai 81 1855.
&C. BLANCHARD Dep. GrcfFier.
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L'ETAT DE La LOUISIANA
tour dn CInquieme District. - Pa
voisse Assomptiou.

Succession de Pierre Arscman.
Attendu que C6saire Lagrange, >administra.
trlce de ladlte succession, a dcpoS6 au bureau
dn Grcfiier de ladite Cour un compte de son
administration ainsi qu'une petition en- deman-
dant ,hotn~alogation,
Avis est par lie present dome i tous ceux
que celia peut cencerner, d'avoir a deduire
sous trente lours les raisons pour lesqueIles le
dit compte ne serait pas approuve ct honolo.
que ct les tonds entire ses mains rcpartis con
tormement audit co pte.
Par ordre de la Cour.
Assumption, 81 JUN 1898.
{. l., BLANCHARD,
Dtpue Cretlicr.