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vile. ltnc..t IDnfrernS, ana AOiifEe Inrnefy
tOhio and Goodwln's Store, lInd- ID to Bcechy
Mire, As mises and hack a week
Leave Ezabsthioxn Friday am;
ARRIVE beechy Mir~ same day by Jpn;
Leave Beecny Mme Saturday Al S a M
Arrive al Elixat-shtoxn same day by pm.
I4Iss From Paramount Jerome Qocal,) 30 miles and
beck, oncs week
Leave Paramount Friday al 8 am;
Arrive AT Jerome day 10y SPINS
Leave Jerome Saturday al Gam;
Arrive al Paramount day by m
1876 From FAINT 10 GRAND . miles and book, once
week
Leave Fla, Saturday ut ! m;
Arrive al GRAND same day by ; pm;
Leave Orland Saturday ii 81 p m;
Arrive nj Flint same day by 81 pm
rnenis, 70 Liberty Mills, 80 mies and back, once e
Leave Fort Wayne Friday al ss m;
Arrive nj Liberty Mills day by pm;
Leave Liberty Mills Saturday At am,
Arrive at Fort Wayne same day by 6pm-
la75s From Goshen. by New Paris and Locke, Ply
mouth, ~ miles and back once week.
Lesve Goshen Friday al 8 am;
Arrive nj plymouth same day by p
Leave Plymouth Saturday al M;
Arrive Goshen day by 7p 70.
TAs ROUTE appears to ~ mosfiy covered BY No 1906;
~ II srid mo- be lei.
I475s From Groencas.e, BY Russevile, wsveApd, and
Jacksonville 10 corington 50 m''es and back
Leave Grcencaxsle Thursday at Tam;
Arrive Al Covingson mex, day by IL ms
Leave Covington Friday al PM;
I476o From Greenfield by Harrington ccan bus, pende
ton. and Mendon, 10 Eden, 3si miles and back,
Leave Greenfield FRIDAY at Sam;
Arrive al Eden day by pm;
Leave Eden Saturday NJ am;
Arrive al Greenfield same day by 3 pm
fPreyosaL mrtsd for the ss-rsee beresa Green
fed W Harringhes and co'rrsbas 10 Pesaietor5 IS
1861 From Greensburg Rnshve ~ miles and back,
LeAve Grssnssurg Friday nsami
Arrvc al Rushvls sxme day by 5 pm;
Leave Rashvsis Saturday NJ J ans
Arrive at Grensburg same day by Jpn
is7ea From t:sgtf,so~e, ~ Dalton Losan'vle, H.-.ii
Windsor, Parker, FsIrriew, and Quincy, to Cam
den, - niles and back, oncc q week.
Leave Hsgsrsloxn Thursday al am;
Arrive al Camden day by II an;
Leave Csnten Friday AZ PM,
Arrive at Hagsrsrown nexi day by pm.
1915, From Haniisn W R,chiand, York, Clear Lake,
and Camden, Meh, TO Residing, 30 mics ana
hsca once seek
Leave Hamilton Friday at nm;
Arrive si Reading sasrs day by p IA.
Leass Reading Saturday al lam,
Arrive Hamilton same day by p
ls7ss Prom Harsar,on 70 Liberty M.ls, by P1nk Road
% na.es and back, ~esk.
Leave Huntingdon Friday NJ Gam;
Arrive Lterry Mills same dnv by II m,
Leave Ls<ry Mills Friday a. Jpn;
Arivs ss Huntington seae day ~ ? m-
lsTo5 Prorn Jerome by West Lseny Bats, and Nstees,
Alsxapdf,s IS and bach, Once ~erk-
L@sve Jrcns Friday At m;
Arrive Al Alexsnir,a ssme day by sp m
Leave Alexandra Saturday at Ia W.
Arrive si loxcne day by
1 l<s6h Prom Lexngsn, by New Frsnkcr ard slPha 70
Pare, 20 nssi-S ard back, once week
Leave Lexington saturday s6nm;
Arrive AT Pars same day by II mi
Leave Psr7s SatuSaey II pm;
Arrive al Lexington gay hy VI m
1857 From Lsbsncn, by Etzss,}s, 70 Khks u Reads,
~ suses and ~ . week
Leav. Lebanon Saturday II sam;
Arrive Ku&sH Roses nm< day by III ~;
Leave Ksrks X kosds Saturday ~ lam
Arrive LsbAnon same day by sp m
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IN Prop9eA Hsaae @itt FISH, sno~sdss Of Ens dlssno
81 e route, the ~eghi o. ihe Es be carrsed, and a
oleF particulars IL Te8ere1ce and seFycr,
also Siisf fad exssla0n Il the and rtqast
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tFraSs JEdy l, 1855, 10 june 30, 1851
l<14s From Alexandria. by Frosvis Independents, and
yones's Mills, jerome, % miles and back once
week
Leaye Alexandna Fridsy AT M;
Arrive al Jerome day by 4 PM
Leave Jerome Saturday M
Arrive AT Alexandsis day by IA.
1919 From Aiira by Rsinesvile, Andrew Hixons and
Pine Grove, Tor Psrrish Grove,l TO Milford, Ill,
SO mics back, caoe week
Leave Agsica Fr,day al a nj;
Arrive al Milford same day by pm;
Leave Milford Saturday ri 7 m;
Arrive nj Aftlca day by 6pm.
i4150 From Boonsborough, supposed Pttsborongh,) by
Fayeue, snd Thmneyssiie, TO Lebanon, IL miies
and back, once week.
Leave Boopsborough Friday al Tam;
ArrIve al Letan q same day by IL M
Leave Lebanon Friday at y m.
Arrive al Boonsboro1gh ssme day by pm
li75I From Bruins Cross Ronds, by Bethany and Rus
sells Mills to CosingIon % miles and tack, once
week
Leave BRUINS x Roads Friday al a m;
Arrive al Covington same day by pm;
Leave CoviHgton Saturday al a IN.
Arrive Bruins x Roads day by pm
l475s From Carlisle by Linton, Worhngton, rs miles
and back, week.
Leave Carlisle Friday III
Arrive al Wor1EIngton same day by p
Leave Worhirgton Saturday ii a m;
Arrive Carlisle day by pm M
That portion of this between Linton and w or
thington appears be covered by existing service
if 20, II msy mol be let Proposals arc invited for
service between Carlisle and Linton.
Esor Ix,rk tv Clinton Irdfs Furrn
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azarn~d FROM entering remaining la any po q tbs
United States, unless BY special PERMISSION q ne Ffssa-
dsni
On the 18th of June iTss Congress Authorized The
chant yss~ls al ie United States and defend them
selves against sxreA ressrxns seizure by vsssss under
French c.ors End c~psur~ any Frvneh vessl attempting
sch sesrph ressrsst seizure and 70 recaptare any
American merchant yess whixh hsH been captured by the
Frsnch On he sssh II J4paxry l7ss coagrss aalor-
1 the forfeiture and condemnation u AL French vessels
eas,s1rs1 In pursuance If the before mentioned ana
Tor the distribution of prize noGey and Tor the n2nhnezen
Of the prisoners .akn ia caYard Fesses On sbe I'm d
guy 1895, Congress DECLARED
That Cnssed right eed xnJ srsnerge
tbs stspsisvls III the tssssssy xa at the eohsssr con
heretofore cnesaded btu~sa the Iuiscd states and
legally eegaiory &c ihs gessn@sns ~ eizeas ise
rnised States J"
o. The oh q July 1913 Congress sshorsa she Press
dent grant commissions 70 private Arn Cd rss " nase
captures the pnhr Armsd vesses and 70 provide
for the sAk-xsepdng a n< prisoners
By the 81 February D. lTss sbs mountaineering Nas
- y - ~ ss y sa =, ss as ss rsarp s casT
provided Tor IN exchange ~ vxisocers. uu ~ - =
March lTes w act of that tass the ffs.ieat -
ssa y r-,a.s,s Rrsnya. s.a I'll, sss y essra
punstnoens n Americas r~ns taken % bo~fd 1 Vessels
Of any powers with France On Use z1tn os fee-
ruay 1900 Congrrm ssssn oonunnea sn~ n"Dasssoo4r~
fos year f.om March y iNPA
Such Was the legislation and svwy xsnUSxnsn apon
th. sor ID xwsrs ~ the vcrp~s whaeh followed ~ The
withdrawal o. the Frsnch ainss th~ refusal 70 resss
a. Au.+rican usss~icers controversies sodshed ~
the a~n dart horsors 1T nArsss wns, followed thes1 ss
AZ iexsssxtsou ard yst ais sxsd sness ~sr
Tend Aesp my examination u IL snenrs thai itwas .
,,.s srs ~ for i h.s bs<a ,udrsy sssI~s sy sse So
pr~x,e Court ct the rniopa ksa4ss fhAs il n
hcr hare bsrs drcaaoa rsPortsd IN Fecsth Dssns
!. :. es !. s Z - ..,a ,s :
Gdsd that ibs gcveruurnss ts<a 81 sr TIE rss~
Itself Is shus rated
sIr srex sscw the erczis epsst r ne esses q rs1S
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01
Remarkable Conduct of a Little Girl.

The following extraordinary act was performed
by child in Lyons not long ago, according to a
continental paper:
An unfortunate artisan, the father of family,
was deprived of work by the depressed state of
trade during whole winter. 1t was with great
difficulty that he could get morsel of food for his
famished wife and children. Things grew worse
with him, and at length, attempting to rise one
morning for the purpose Of going out as usual in
quest of employment, he fell back in a fainting
condition beside his wife, who had already been
confined to her bed by illness for two months. The
poor man felt himself ILL., and his strength utterly
gone. He had two boys, yet in mere childhood,
and one girl about twelve or thirteen years old
For long time the whole charge of the household
had fallen on this girl. She had tended the SEX
bed of her mother, and had watched over her little
brothers with more than parental care Now, her
father too was taken ill, and there seemed not to
be vestige of hope for the family, excepting in
the exertions which might be made by her, Young
as she was.
The first thought of the poor girl was to seek for
work proportoned to her strength. But, that the
family might not starve in the meantime, she re-
solved to 60 to one of the Houses of Charity where
food was given out, she had heard to the poor and
needy. The person to whom she addressed her.
SELF accordingly inscribed her name in the list of
applicants, and told her to come back again in a
day or two, when the case would have been delib-
Grated upon Alas during this deliberation her pa
rents and brothers would starve The girl stated
this, but wac informed that the formaty mention
ed Yves indispensable. She came again to the
streets, and, almost agonized by the knowledge of
how anxiously she was expected with bread, at
home, she resolved to ask charity from the passen-
gers in the public ways.
No one needed her unobtrusive modest appeal of
the outstretched hand. Her heart was too full to
permit her to speak Could any one have seen the
torturing anxiety that filled her breast she must
have been pitied and relieved. AS the case stood,
it is not perhaps surprising that some rude being
menaced her with the police. She was frightened.
Shivering with cold, and crying bitterly, she fled
homeward. When she mounted the stairs and
opened the door, the first words that she heard
were the cries of her brothers for something to eat
- Bread bread y She saw her father soothing
and supporting her faintng mother, and heard him
say Bread she dies for want of food
Il have no bread!' cried the poor girl, with an
guish in her tones
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01
ELECTION PRECINCTS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
COUNTY OF Ell DORADO
/, ST. C. DENVER, County Clerk, in and for the
County of Ell Dorado State of California and Ex-
Ofco Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, do hereby
certify, that at adjourned Session of the regular
August Session. A. D. 1855, of the Board of Super
visors, in and for said County, held at the Court
House, in Coloma, the County Seat of said County,
on the 25th day of August. A. D. 1855, among 9TH
ers, the following proceedings were had:
Ordered, by the Board, that the following named
places be and the same are hereby established as
Election Precincts for the Election to be holden on
the 5th day of September, A. D. 1855, and the fol-
lowing named persons are hereby appointed Inspec-
tors and Judges of Election, at such Precincts viz
AURUM CITY. C. L. Trask, Inspector. James Hill
and Presley MAR Judges.
BIG BAR. MIR. Asher Inspector. Mr.. Hubbard
and Mr.. Durham, Judges.
BUCKEYE FLAT. j. K. Rice, Inspector H. D. P.
Draper and H. Lockwood, Judges
BROWNSVILLE c. M. Mcdaniel, Inspector. Mr..
Thompson and Mr.. Miller, Judges.
BIG CANON. Jesse Yount, Inspector. DR.. Show
and Mr.. Miller Judges.
BOTTLE HILL. w. S. Cannon, Inspector. George
Jewel and Howell Clark, Judges
Chilli BAR. Ely George, Inspector. Salmon AL
ters and R. Harding, Judges
CoLoMA: G. w. Coddington, Inspector O. Camp
and E. N. Strout, judges
COLD SPRINGS. j. B. McConaha, INSPECTOR. Mr.
Miller and MIR, Paddock, Judges
CEDARvILLE. ...., Inspector .... ....
and .... ...., Judges.
Coon Hollow A. ]. Bounds, Inspector. ....
White and 80. McNair Judges.
CENTERvILIE. David Fairchilds Inspector. Jas
H. Smith and w. A. Whitaker Judges
CONDEMNED BAR. w. A. Brown Inspector F.
Fish and S. Brush, Judges.
CLARKsvILLE. J. C. Knight Inspector c. C. L.
Gilpin and Hugh Miller Judges
DIAMOND SPRINGS. ]. R. Love- Inspector. M. K
Shearer and C. Finkboner Judges.
DUTCH BAR. c. L. Smith, Inspector. .... go.
and 80. 49,, Judges.
DEER CREEK. William Knick, Inspector. George
Attdoffer and Isaac Stein, Judges
Dry CREEK House. George S. Fitch, Inspector
49,. Gillispee and 80. go, Judges.
Ell DORADO Charles Meredith, Inspector. Geo
Blanchard and 80. Morse, Judges
FA1RPLAY. ..., Inspector. .... and
...., Judges
FRENcHrowN. S. G. Mason, Inspector T. j
Barnes and 80. Sherwood, Judges.
Fosters. G. w. Foster, Inspector. ..........
and ....., Judges.
GARDEN VALLEY. Samuel Mcconnell, Inspector
F. M. Cain and A. L. Hartzell, Judges.
GEORGETOWN. T. B. Patton, Inspector. w. T.
Gibbs and DR.. Spencer, Judges.
GRIzzLEY FLAT. j. W. Steeley, Inspector. ]. B
Hume and A. Brown, Judges.
GOLD HILL. W. ]. Wyatt, Inspector. j. McGeol
and R. L. Thompson, Judges.
GREEN SPRINGS. ...., Inspector. .... ....
and .... 49,, Judges.
GREY EAGLE CITY. Samuel Robbins, Inspector
John Jackson and N. c. Kimberly, Judges.
GREENWOOD VALLEY S. B. Jaques, Inspector. H
Hilton and 80. Black, Judges.
INDIAN D1GGINGs. Walter Julian, Inspector. ]
Gales and R. w. Woodward, Judges
INDIAN HILL. N. s. Davis, Inspector. Silas Main
and F. Daugherty, Judges.
INDIAN FLAT -. 80, Inspector. .... go.
and 80. ...., Judges.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01
Election Proclamation.

RY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE PROCLAMATION OF
II the Governor the Electors of Ell Dorado County will
assemble at their respective Precincts the 5th day
September A. D. 1856 and vote for the officers of State
above mentioned, and also for
Two State Senators;
Eight Members of Assembly:
One Sheriff;
One County Clerk;
One County Recorder;
One County Treasurer;
One District Attorney;
One Assessor;
One County Surveyor;
One Public Administrator;
One Superintendent of Common Schools;
AND In the 1st District composed of Cooma and Placer
vile townships, one SUPERVISOR;
In the I'd District composed of Diamond Springs Noun
tain Cosumnes, Mud Springs and White Oak Townships,
In the Sd District composed of Big Bar, Georgetown,
Kelsey Greenwood and Salmon Falls Townships, Su
pervisor.
And in the various Townships the following officers,
wit:
Big Bar Township two Justices of the Peace and two
Georgetown Township, two Justices of the Peace and
two Constables
Kelsey Township, two Justices of the Peace and two
Constables
Placervlle Township two Justices of the Peace and two
COnstables
Diamond Springs Township two Justices of She Peace
and two Constables.
Mountain Township, two Justices of the Peace and two
Costumes Township two Justices of the Peace and two
Constables
Mud Springs Township, two Justices of the Peace and
two Constables
White Oak Township two Justices of the Peace and two
Constables
Coloma Township, two Justices of the Peace and two
Constables
Salmon Falls Township, two Justices of the Peace and
two Constabes.
Greenwood Township, two Justices of the Peace and
two Constabes.
Given under our hands, August %, 1855.
HENRY ROBINSON
A. H. HAWLEY,
T. NJ. REED.
Board of Supervisors for Ell Dorado County.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

NEVER MIND. When you hear of Withdrawals
dssolutions and convulsions pay no heed to the ho
low sounding lies but repose on your arms in peace
and quiet. The awful things which your opponents
trump up are the vain imagnngs of diseased
brain, intended to hide the twinges their guilt in
fcts and to prevent wholesale desertion from their
own camp. Never mind the enemy but prepare
for the day of battle, of triumph and victory
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GINEN, THAT AT A GENE
raj Election to be holden throughout the State of
California, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1856,
The following Officers are to be elected viz:
A GOVERNOR;
A LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR;
ONE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT, for the
Full Term;
ONE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT, for the
Unexpired Term of Hon. Alexander Wells, deceased;
STATE COMPTROLLER;
A STATE TREASURER;
A SURVEYOR GENERAL;
AN ATTORNEY GENERAL;
A STATE PRINTER; AND
THREE STATE PRISON DIRECTORS.
- Given under my hand and the great seal of the
LIS State of California at Sacramento, this Oath day
~ of July, A. D. 1855.
JOHN BIGLER, Governor.
Attest: J. w DENVER, Sec'y of State.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

the million in these hard times. He says it can, at
the option of the consumer, be taken taken a
bread or pudding Cut up four aths in peck
of saw dust When well Mixed bake it by placing
napkin containing it, in the for half an hour.
Serve up with sauce made by soaking cedar shin
gle in pail of water"
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

THE LAWYERS RUsE. A story is related of a
lawyer who has since attained eminence in his pro-
fession. A case in which he was engaged as coun-
sci for the defendant came on at a certain day.
AS he was nsuffciently prepared, he was anxious
to have the case postponed for few days, that he
might have further time for this purpose Unfor-
tunatey there was great press of business, and he
knew that his motion would be overruled unless
some extraordinary reason was alleged. Under
these circumstances he bethought himself of an
face, he addressed the Judge in accents of great
apparent emotion: "May it please your honor,
have just been informed that my mother is at the
point of death. My emotions are too great for mo
to proceed in this case l move that it be postpon-
ed until the day after tomorrow This request
would of course have been granted by the Court
whose sympathies were strongly excited in his be-
half but at this moment, to the discontinue of the
lawyer and the amusement of the audience, the
shrill voice of his mother, who happened to be in
the court at the time, was heard issuing from the
gallery-"Ichabod! Ichabod how often have
whipped you for lying"
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

The present Emperor of the French, while in
captivity in 1914, wrote for M. Duckett's Diction-
naire the article on artillery, under the head of
Cannon" Eight years afterwards, by one of
those vcissitudes of fortune which are so frequent
ly to be met with in the history of France, Sec
ond edinion of the work was in preparation, and
Louis Napoleon then President of the French Re-
public made additions to and corrected in the sa-
Ions of the Elysees the proofs of the article he had
originally contributed from the prison of Ham.
The letter, which was quoted in the Paris Court of
Appeal the other day, runs thus:
HAM, April 20, 1915.
Monsieur: Accept my best thanks for your offer.
1t will give great pleasure to receive the " Die
tionnaire de la Conversation" In my turn, 7 shod
be glad to do something to be agreeable to you
and if you approve of it, l will write the article
Education, "Systems d'Artillerie" 1t is a subject
wch there are many things to be said and be-
sides it is the only find to suit me, in the list
you have forwarded. You will be good as to tell
me what is the latest period fixed for its compile
ton Gle deiai de requeur) Mons. Cohneaus, who
shares my captivity, is desirous to contribute
article on electro magnetism. Please write to say
whether you accept. Receive, &C.
NAPOLEON LOUIS BUoNAPARTE.
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VETTE A l.'ENCAN.
-FOUR CAUSE DE DEPART.

lie niHrdi vingt Jou 1857, depnis 10 heures
du mat!n jnsquh Ahoures dc l'apres midi, OF
les Jours suivanls, meme ntervatle. II sera
vendu d lencan par Cypren Blanchard OF Al
tred Tete, encanteurs de cetto parotsse, au do.
nrrie dc c, O. Gateau, d NapoIdouvIle:
10. Lo fonds dun magasin tonsistant en-
Groceries. Qnincailcrie, Mcrcetc, marchan.
discs Seches &c.
10 Meubles de m'nages tolls que bois de
lns, tables, clalses, armoires, ustensils de cu.-
sine &c.
30. Uu shcval une charette OF les harna,s.
Conditions Toutes solnmes n'eYtdant pas
dix plastres compliant OF toutes sommes au des.
s''s de v 10 dams 10 courant dc mars proclaim
1856 en- billets cantiounes soiidatrenent 4 In
abstraction des Encanteurs payables al Bureau
du Recorder do cette paroisse; partant huIt
pour tant par an d'nterat II dater do pecheance
juspn4 iinal Placement.
NapoltouvilIe, 81 Mai 1855.
G. q, GArsIu
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l'.ttat de la Iouisiane.- Cour d,I
5mc District Jndiciaire dams ct pour Ia
P"ro ssc Assumption. aa IEn
l1,la'ro TessIer No. 4o6 Us Auguste Roins.
Fin vertu ct en- obeissance ua writ de Fl Fa
u iaol adrcsse par fhonnorabIe Ia sisdte Cour
dams l,allaire c-dessus intituee Oh mentionnee.
Jai sasi OF j'oflfiai Oh vente pubique Il Ia
residence do M. Angus'e Roine au village
deNapoleonvite Samed lie Inn 1855. Com
u heures da lnatin los proprietes
ci-aprts decrites savsir: '..gJ
. 3 charettes q pain, chcvaux creoles, I'm
tot mais ct pailcs, ! lot d'usenyilsd do Boulan-
gerie ct un lot do Grocclies &c.
Saisl pour payer OF satisfare 10 writ snydi. Of
es Y irais dc process. pour dirc vendus avcc 10
benefce dihvcntaire, q II
Conditions Compliant. 5's ''.
Parossn Assumption 10 10 Mai 1865
g-Ia,t A. +. HICKMAN. sheriff
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NENTE PUBI,rOtrE

LIZ SAMEDI 0 JUN lsbb ill., ,
do lna''n, JoiIrirai en- vcn,e publ,oue Az 'n' na
'n'eilo de NJ Robert Love, au ba you pOurs
On ce''e paro'sse, les proprietss ci.nptss do,
cries, savoir: "'-
On norcea g de terrc, situee en- ce.to ,aro;.ss
an bayou rO"rs, nesuraut t'hq arpents J,
.'on sur 4nartolze arpents do proiondeur
lrente aspents do Iadite terrc 40 tro,ysn, ~,
cn't'Vauol, bofn6e dun cote par lc, tcrrss do
Au,gns,o Landry fls, % do fautre cats ,at
celie d" Adalard Bourgeois ensemble .y",: r
'es ,,,. oa''sses ct am6oration, qni s'y ,rouvsnt
ratsry, ageo de 90 uns: deorge ay6 do AZ
ans nna paire do mnca, IN ch.tnl nm I,t
".ni'nanx, qnarante cochona cent rinoi,aat.
Vola'''es, nne cliarrcttb 4 cbtval, les Quill.
"fato'res ct les meubles dc msunpe
IEKMES ET CONDITIONS
.a terfe ct les escIaves PAYABLE comm.
sun, savoIr Un tiers on mars is5B lin ,;sry
eI' mars 1885, Of 10 dernier tiers en- mars ,R5s
10 mob'I'er payable on mars 1856; los acon+.
reuta devront iohrnir des biIlets pat cdupons.
cao''onnes In satisfaction dss yendenrs
aaynbio Pordre do NJ. Robert loke. norrnui
'yp'theques ct infect A raison do h,it po,,r
S."' ~, rag part'' lies 6cheances jusuu all par
.'' :, Placement Los actes do vents pardsva.t
w. L. MaVor aux tfais des auqutrc,,rs,
Parosse Assumption, 10 0 mai 1853,
A. +. HICKMAN,
Sherif ct Encahteur.
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De NapoleonyilIe, rns do Ia Levde. par Alfred
Tete, un des Encanteurs dc cette paroisse
I'm grand assortment do narcllandises Sc
ches, 1ulnca'Ilerie, groceries, iaTencs, verrerie
&c, &c, le tout divis6 par lots
Conditions: Toutes sommes do 4 10 vt
Az dessons payables compliant ct tontes SOM
mes au- dessus de 3 10 paynbles d trois mos
an bureau de Recorder do cette paroisse en-
bullets endossts satisfaction portnnt int6fet
Init pour cent apras l'eoh6ance.
Pafoisse Assumption 10 II Mai 1865
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-27

The State Of Louisiana. Fifth Jndi.
cial District Court in aud for the Pa
fish Of Assumption.
hi'aire ressier No. 496 ". Auguste Rome
ny virtue of and in obedience to writ Of
Fl d to me directed by the honorable the abo.
W Court, i'll the above entitled and numbered
suit. / have seized and will offer at publ
aution at the residence Of M. Auguste Rone
in the village Of Napoleonville on Saturday
the 2'1d day OF June 1865. Commencing at
eleven O'clock A. M. the following described
property to wit: ......s ..4 -.
:. Baker Carts e. Harness, 4 creole Horse, lot
corn " fodder enc lot Bakery ustensils, aud
one lot Groceries &c.
Seized to pay and Satisfy the Said writ and
costs OF suit to be sold with the benefit Of ap-
praiss, ment. ...
. s Terms Cash.
Parish OF Assumption May 10th 1858.
A. i, HICKMAN Sheriff.