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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25


ETAT DE La LOUISIANA. ~parois'
re Amomption.)t'our du 5mca District
Judiciaire.
Succenian de Jacques Barthc.
Attendu que Narcisse Templet adminissra-
teur de Ia succession de Jacques Barthe a de.
pose au bureau du Greffier de la susdite Cour
un compte final de son administration ainsi
qu'une petition en- demandant Phomologstion.
Avis est par le present donne a tous ceux
que celia peut concerner d'avoir a dtduire sous
trents joars les raisons pour lesquelIes lie dit
conpte ne serait pas approuve ct homologue
ies fonds entire ses mains repartis conforme-
ment au dit compte ct son bond CONNIE admi-
nistrateuE cancelIe. Par oldre de Ia Cour.
DESIRE LEBLANC Grefier.
Paroisss Assumption le 81 Mars 1885.
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Succession de Joseph Bellillc.
DISSOLUTION DE sOCIETE.

lie public est prevent que la societs
qui ~sxistait entire MN. Guillaune Psignot
ct francois Waraldi, o la raison r. O..
EIosor ct Co, est dissoutc depuis 10
8 de ce mois ct que le soussigne %con,inuans
le meme genre d'affiaires que par le passe
espsre que Ia confiance don't il a etc homo
re jusqu'i &c jour par nombreusc ellen
tele, ne hui sera pas retiree.3 gns. rs
o. prrc-or =
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25

The State of Louisiana. Fifth Judicial
Dis.ric, Court, Parish Of Assumption
Secession of Dominique Esteve.
Whereas Rosalie Palaquin widow Do
mingue Esteye has petitioned the court
for Letters of administration on tho State
of said Dominique t:.steve deceased intesta-
teNotice is hereby given to all whomiit may
concern to show cause within ten day.,
Why the praying of said succession should
not be granted. BY order Of the court.
DESIRE LEBLANC C'erck.
Parish Assumption this 10 March 1855.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25

TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA. -
Parish Of Assumption.-Fifth Judicial
District Court.
Succession Of Jacques Bartl,e.
Whereas Narcisse Templet administrator of
said succession has this day filed III the office
Of the Clerck of fhe aforesaid Court a final ac-
count Of his administration together with a pe-
tition praying that the same be approved and
homologated.
Notice is hereby given to all whom 1T may
concern oshow cause within thirty days. Why
said account should not be approved and bo-
~mologated, the funds ln..his hands distributed
in accordance Herewith, and the administra-
tors bond cancelled. BY order of said Court.
DESIRE LEBLANC Clerc.
Parish Of Assumption this 2lday Of March 1855
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25
JEAN JACQUES DUBREUJlI.H;

bfnforme 10 public qu'a dater de CO jour
II M plus sucun inaeret dams le = Regalia
Hotel !" situe 1 ~Psincourville, QUEEN con.
sequence il ne sera nullement responsible
de CO qui sera ait posterieurement au so
oJerI 1865. gqa,a, af, u. DUBREUILH.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25
ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA. 49, Conr

du SINE district Juiicaire.- Pare is.t
Assumption.
En- vettu dun ordre de vente i moi adres-
Sc par Fhon. Ia susdite Cour en- date du !:
Mars 1855, j'ofIrirai en- vente publique a Pen
matin sur les lieux les prophecies CT aprss de-
| critics apparsenant a Ia succession de feu Ma
rie Fryou, savolr: ~
10. Une terre or habitation situee dan:
cette Paroisse sur la bale du lac verret on
| Pierre Part mesurant trente arpents de super
| 1icie plus GU moins bornee en- haut i Ia terre
de SEVERN Crochet ct en- bas q celle de Pierre
HILBERT ensemble toutes les batisses ct anne.
liorations qui en- dependent. Aussi un autre
moroccan de terre designe CONNIE etant le tiers
indivis du quart Sud-Ouest de Ia Section No.
+. No. l3 Sud, X. No. 10 Est. Contenan, So
acres de superficie plus on moins, ponr etre
yendu ensemble avee le moroccan ci dcssns
decrit. .ha <"i
20. Tn negre homme Thomas age d'envi
ron As ans.
80. Deux chevaux, 4 vaches, des bouts, CO.
clonS, moutons.
DO. outils ~aratoires ct meubles de menage.
Termes ct Conditions. - Les tsrres ef les
clave payable en- trois termes egaux ; I'm tiers
en- Mars 1885, un tiers ell Mars 1851 ct lie
dernier tiers en- 1858.
Pour lc mobilier toute somme De dix pias-
tres ct au dessus de dix piastres payable Ell
Mars 1856. frs
Les acquereurs fournissaat pour les tcrres
ct l~esclave des billete c%autionnes i Ia vatis-
faction dn tuteur ct hypotheeue spectacle it ill.,
teret q raison de hut pour gent par IN de-
Ptcheance a final Placement.
Pour lie mobilier les acquereurs lesso.a
de BONES ct solvaplcs cautions avee
intsret apres eche,,nee ! raison de hnit pour
cent lar an.
Les actes de vente seTont passes aux frais
des acquereurs iDmediaternent apres l'encan.
Assumption &c - Mars 1855. -.
c. l.. BLANCHARD, Elcanseur
The State Of Louisiana.-FIih Judicial
District Court.-Parih Of Assumption
Succession de Joseph Betlile.
Whereas Alcide Landry and his wife Colette
Landry Joint administration Of the successicA
OIL Joseph Beiillc have this day filed a poFisio-
nal tableau of observation-disclosures together with
a petition praying the some be approved and
h~omologated. u
Notice is hereby gi,en to all whom il may
concern to show cause within thirty days why
said tableau should not be approved and Is.
mologated and the funds in this hands disa5ibs-
ted in accordance Herewith. 81
By order of the Court.
DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
Assumption this Il tn. March 1855. -
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c. CokEELY. N. II. RIeHroR
CONNELY & RIGHTOR,
As naw.

--E AooDrmoyS ne @RYYs
Practice in the Courts of Terrebonue, Lac
fourche, Assumption and Ascension. All bu-
siness entrusted to their care, will receive
prompt. attention. Particular attention gwen to
tand.suits and examination of titles.
Residence in Houma, T%errebonue,
U-9july.- -.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25
ANN0NCES
The State of Louisizne. .F.fht Judicial
District Court Parish of Assumption.
~ Ill Daniel Graham. No. 5l2 VS.. a.
= 7@#.. F"+r. = ~ s

Ill Daniel Graham. No. 5l2 VS.. .
Desire Plaisancia.i
BY virtue Of and in obedience 10 a writ Of
ri f'a- TO me directed by the honorable the
above Court in the above entitled & numbe.
red suit / have seized and will offer at pu
bic auction on the plantation Of the defendan.
Desire Plaisancia, situated in this parish on
the left bank of Bayou Lafourche at
about nine miles above the village Of Napoleon.
Vile, on Saturday the 7th day Of April 1855
commencing at Eleven o'clock An. The
following described property to wit; gHo4
Five mules. Seized to pay and satisfy
said note and costs Of suit, To be sold With the
bsueft Of appraissment.
Terms Cash.
Rarith Of Assumption March % 1855.
A. r, HICKMAN Sheriff. -
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25
Cleophas Comeaux & !
Leonelle Leblanc
his wife V S.
widow Jerome Le-
blanc tntrix & ii. !
The State of LNui.
siana.-Fiftth Judi.
cial District Court
Parish ofAssump-
ton,

Whereas Simon Leblanc administrator Of
said succession of Vileor Leblanc as will as tn.
TOR of the minor children of said viltor Leblanc
has filed in the Office of the Clerck of the Fifth
Judicial District Court in and for the Parish
of Assumption an account ofhis administration
together with a petition praying that the same
be approved Acknowledged.
Notice IS hereby given to all whom it may
concern, to show cause within thirty days,
why said account should not be approved and
homologated and the funds in his hands distri-
buted in accordance Herewith.
By order of said Court. -
DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerck.
Parish Of Assumption this Fl March 1855.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25

VENTE DE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA Con-,
dn C,inquieme district Jsdieiai,,.-
Paroissc Assumption.
in. Bic BelIocq No 1870 VS. Ds,;-
RI P~iaisancin. l.
Fin vcrta dun writ DO Fl F. Auo; sar....
par Honorable Ia susdite Cour dana r, a..
ci-dessus intituIee ct numerotte lai ,.i,; =,
Joffirai Ell vente publique sur lhabitatisp A.
defendeur Desire Plaisancia situe en- .ce,.e" :.
roisse sur la rive gauche du bayou Lafesrehsl
environ Q miles au dessus da village de- n.
poleonyille lie Samedi sePtieme jour du mo;,
d'avril 1855 commancant / onze heure, A.
matin les prophecies ci-apres decriies sayo;,
10 Un moroccan de terre Rtue dansla paro;.,.
Assumption etabli en- sucre mesurant e;,a
arpents de face sur Ia rive gaucke au ba,sr1
Lafourche sur guarantee arpents de profopds,,
borne en- bas par terre de We Joseph Ne,s,,.
dez ct en- haut par terre lie Jean Martinez.
20 I'm moroccan de terre mesnYsrA sino r..
penis de face sur quaforzs arpents de- preior.
deDr borne en- 'hsns par terre do Aaeu,tin
Truxilo ct en- has par tens d. Manned MAJ
timex. $685.: =. 2. ~ So
30 Tn morccau dc terre sisuk y. kssls
Tongue Vue me.urant cinq srpesss de "a
&c sur quatorze arpenss de profondeuz Dor.
ne CT has par terrc de Atgtn,in 'Tnsxal,
ct en- haut par ,tcrro do Bsl,hszsr Ale.
man. #+ =. 20 e.. zsl4thrz3N
10. Aussi les q,iinze ssclav~, eS-.prt,
NOMINEES apparsenan. 1 Ia susdits habit.
tod savoir I ,87g@E-z7s1Tt8
Amelasse age d. IS sss. Wslkinaag aess
de 80 ans, Antoine age Dc 81 ans, Hsmp>
ton age 81 ar ,, S"u,en Age Dc u ss..
Charles age de SO ans. Qatri .sss d.
7lo ans, Hessa sgse ID g ans 81 ass
,rois enfants John age. do II .xns, lNs5elei-
no agse de 2 ans ct Rosa agcs, Dc 4 an.
Thomas age De IS ans. Ai.ne age do 81
ans ct ses dexx ~nixn,s Geofks age d.
8 ans ct henry age s ans. aao77
So. l Mulet, 5chevaux, 5 charrstts, /
l charetts d cheyal. Lss assp,ils
aratoises appaysensnt ! la sssdassasaesvs-
sion. Saisie pour payer e. ssiisAAiss lei di
writ Ell lee ffsis; d. pFscss. Pour ess
vsnals avee 10 benIfcs De l'~.estinstsus.
aTermss--Comptan.. vas, ga
Paloisse ~Assomp,ioale 5 Mars 1855.
A. f. HICKMAN sshssi.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25

Fifth judicial District Court Parish Of
Assumption.
III Succession 0 fDrewry Lewis. re
On Saturday the 3lst day Of March
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25

~ " SHERIFF'S SALE. -
! The State of Leuisi.na.--FiAA judicial
| Distrie1 Court. in and or the Pasish II
Assumption. v
in. BE. Bellocq No 800 vs., DssirS
~ sG3l 45,. Plxisencia. o7yf
| By virss< Of, and in obedience 70 . VIA Of 4
fn. TO me- directed BY the Iteporshle sh.s skgrs
Court, in tho above Entitled agJ nMnb.red
| Court !: = have seized, and will offer 1t public
~auction. o4ihe plantation Of Che defendant D.
sire P~laiseBsia situated n this parish, on tAs
left Bank Of Bsyos Lafousehs o. about nias
Miles above the Village. Of N.pslss,sills, on
Saturday the eth day. Of a2riI 1888, Csmmsn.
described property, To IL ''8' -''I'
Est. 4 certain tract d lxnd siauated In the
Parrish Of Assumption established ~ T. E8ssar
Plantation measuring Eve srpsnts font IN
lstt Bank Of Bayou Lafourshs, by forty Al
pepts in depth bounded below BY lands Of
Widow Joseph Hernandez .nl abovs 81 iaad.
of JS1n Malinez. y<9tp fn%t I4q Ia1a
3nd. A piece Of lasa bsving seven sppsnfs
in front byfouy1eep xrPsns in dep,A bosndel
above by lands Of Antoine Trsxills sad below
BY lands of Manuel Martinez.
Sd. A piece or parcel OF ground in the Brn's
Longnsyue measuring Ave arpshts trent b.
fourteen arpents in depth sbu,DIsd i,slsws By
lands Of Augustin TruxilIe and sbsvs hy lands
of Balthazar Alleman, g,s ,.yzA..s~
s4th. The herein after nansd flsssA Sla,ss
attached to and warksd On said Ftantati.u
To wit fn 5<9 rsft3s Bfs1.k 5lli~a :
Amslasse aged shout IS sysesa . Walking
aged shout 80 years Antoins aesd about ~
years, Hampton aged about - ysars .Ysstsn
aged about q years. ,CAsrles. aged aboat -
years. Queri aged about -, HeSts agsd sbsat
rs years and her three Children join sageds-
bout II years, Madeleine aged sbosia9syesrs
and Ross aged about 4 years. Thomasg aged
shout As yars. Anne aged about AZ ryysan.
and her two children George aged abost :
years. Henry aged about S yesfs. ss"
5th mule 3 horses 3 on cats % Morse ear,
and ill the farming ustsnsiIso belonging tho
above described plantation. nj l,to; aid
Seized to pay.. snd satisfy, said VT andb eests
Of suit to be sold A.witths bsnsft, Of apppraiss
ment. e'' 81 tl1aso2 ~ hS
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25

lui, Carmouche a v9cu encore deux jours
IT il est mort en- Pleine eonnaissance,
rams ayoir voulu avouer 10 motif qui Ia.
wait porte / Get acts de deseepoir.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25
TERMSCASH

-En, re cas, Gcoutex, vps tcrres. Il les
siennes rapporte6t 1deax poarscahs. voss
payer les intcle 81. de yos dcttcs quiaas
ct vings pour cent ; avec les intsrsss cs
mules vous afriyercx promptrment }
augmcntefs ssns On h capita! do h detts.
Comment alle1 -vous Eaire
-h faas veudsenn'est-ce yasf
-Comnie . u soudrtz. Je csois que
c'est dams votre .intSfet bicnp eniendu,A
moins que pourtsnt, CONNIE tyoas asss
pour .iongtempsia ~jouissancel DO bien %
sotrc hls vousa nc apfel3siex spso6lss ~
desordre, ct faire ,soiee pasf. aoig3a
a--Noni sMonsisur Bsieolia, telle net
pas mon intention ;ga 51's-a.iH )
-Mais vousa Peusriez otiees rAfti %
cate fortune.lA. ef seommeslep eaita %.
core des gfands paFcot doatii hssisesa
i 3Peurrait n'sifs Pas ban4aefostisf Asa
mayos'it. 913a18l 81 81 .slat9
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25
Ct. We Csnditions-Comptant.
Psroisse Assumption "a Mars 1855.
n A. F. HICKMAN, Sheriff.

sESS &tI- zttAA EtA#tS r Il f41a 1919 EG1
THE STATE OF iOUISlA.- Fifth
q Judicial District Court. - Parish Of
Assnmption. rs
Succession Of Vileor Leblanc. 50.
Whereas Simon Leblanc administrator Of
The succcssion Of ViIeor Leblanc has filed in
the Office Of the Clerck Of the aforesaid Couis
m sccouut Of his administration together with
. petition praying that the same b approved
and homologated.
Notice is hereby givent 70 Ill whom Il may
concern 10 show aus within thirty days.
Why said recount SHOULD not be approved and
~houiologatad and the funds in his hands distri'
bntcd ID accordancc there wit.
BY order of the Court.
DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk. S
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25

Fiat de- IL Louisiana. - Cour du Gin,
qniene District ] Observation-Disclosures
Assumption. y.
,. Succession de Joseph BellilIc. "a
Atendu que Aleide Landry ct son epouss
Collette Landry administrators conjoints DC
Ia susdite succession ont depose en- Cour I'm
compte final de leur administration, ainsi qu'u-
ne petition en- d~emanlant rhonologation-
Avis est par le present donne a tous ccux
que celia peut coneerner davoir i daduire
sous trente ~joursles raisons pour lesquelles le
dit compte ne serais pas approuve ct honolo-
que ct les fonds entire ses mains r6partis con-
formement au dit compte. .lst s.!ah
Par oIdre de Ia Cour. a.. 3...,.t. 81. @''
DESIRE LEBLANC. GrefRaarr. s5l
Assumption lie ii Mars 1855. .77l
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25
Fiat de Ii I.oui.iane Cour du 5mc
District Judicaire. Paroi,se Assomp.
ton.
-''' Daniel Graham No SIG VS..
'-f.
e 81 Desire Plaisancia. "a.

En- vertu dan writ de ri Fa a moi
adresss par Honorable susditc Cour
dams faffaire ti.aessus intitnite ct nu-
sssrotec ) J.ai saisi ct. Jj'oasirai en- ven
10 publique. sur Fhabisaticn du defen.
deur Dssis9 Piaisantia situsc en- cette
Paroisse sur Ia rive gauche du bayou
Isafourche i environ Q miles au dcssus
da village de Nspolsonsille lie samedi
Tine jour du mois dsAvril 1855 common.
cant 4 IL heures du M .tin, les proprie.
tks Il apres dScrites. ~ Z ~ +.
C,inq mulete, saisis psar satisfairs le
writ ci.desfus ct les frais du process, pour
4lIe ,scndis avcc le b6nefcc dsT'Estim,
ton.
Butte record., 1855-10-27

Of the Moss GTOLCH HtgHtGRd hangers.
TRANSLATED FROM THE HEBREW
Come all ye Highland Rangers dear,
pray you heed my song;
For ply bids me write the death
OF one who died Of wrong.
The Noss-Grown Highland Rangers,
o. who can ere forget
They fear no earthly dangers,
For they re noble set.
A stranger in this country
From the Lowlands did appear;
lie came to court Highland girl
He said he was bound to see her
Bat when he saw the sight he cravei,
H., heart and head both swelled;
lie yielded to his passion-caged!
Aud then the death bell kue.led.
TIE inquest Oer his body held
By tie doctors from above,
4 verdict ranIere! OF IL spell
He ai.I OF youthful love.
lis said he had no brains to hurt;
Iii. hear, it burst al last.
Too quick too fast his love did start
U4-o lis Il ghiand lass.
The Highland boys compassion took,
And t.l4cd TO A,s aid;
T4sy read tAe Stiffness of his book.
B-tsr>At respect they paid
They sent If for BIS father,
To make coffin fine
They paid him veil and bought his clothes
Then sadly formed in Iiue
Death what solemn thing 20 those
Whom sympathy doth warm;
S. 10 the place OF his repose,
They moved him without harm.
Each bcre an emblem-evergreen-
Upou his manly breast.
Green De his memory--now serene,
HIS frame is now at rest
What heart would not with sorrow mels
To sec this friend band.
And feel as AL nlu know they felt,
As round the grave they stand.
But ia his grave they hid him low,
And GEed it full Of Dirt
Beneath his head a petticoat,
And on his back shirt.
4 gravestone at his head vas placed,
Inscribed unto his CORY;
We're words which cannot be defaced,
While levers have a story.
In memory Of J. s LYON,
Who died ofa br. ken heart,
To Nil Ehope twill be a sign
To &c slow in the start.
Upon it was willow tree,
SUN weeping Ger his grave,
The Holy Cross nailed to the tree
That DER him deigns to wave.
Hes gene. and may all cthers learn
A lesson from his fate.
From all alluring vices turn,
Before it is too late
AMI may the Gods that made US free,
Bless all the Highland race;
Nay health, ana bright prosperity
Glow radieut On each face.
The Lowlaaders are left to mourn
The loss Of their dear son,
W lille from the Il ghlands my be borne
The tale, His race is run"
Butte record., 1855-10-27

ls' 70 the northe st Of Charl.s' Isle,
sqaestered from the rest, lies Norfolk
I ie; aud however insignificant t. most
voy gers, 10 nc, through sympathy, that
BONG island has become spot made sa-
cr,d 10y the stroase,t trials Of humanity
1t was my fcsi visit to the Encanta-
das. Two dAys had Be spent ashore
an bunting tortoises. Thore was not
time % capture many ; SO on the third
atarnoen We looSed oar lis. We we're
jus; in The act Of getting under way, The
apr oted aoeaor yet suspend d and in
v,sIb.y swA,iag beneath the wave, as
the good ship grai'ally turned h.r
beel 10 le4vs thg isle behind, Wien III .
ss sata aao heaved with me 1T the
@io5i4s faus i suils.ly, and direct d
Hf as;eouon 70 ,omstbins moving ~ the
a- no; along the land, bat somewhai
rs, A4t.e ias .:o.- { height
Butte record., 1855-10-27
Gbt Stun.
NORFOLK !SLE IND THE CHcLi W!D0w.

" At last they in an island did esry
4 seeniy woman sitting by the shore,
il"t With great srrrow and sad agony
Seemed some great misfortune 70 deplors,
AA loud TO them Tor succor called eTermore.'
" Black bis eyes as the midnight sky,
lite his neck a. The driven snow.
he1 LIS checks As the morning light;
so.i ae Ges in The grounl below
Ny love Is dsad,
Gone 10 as death bed
All Ua1er The cactas tree"
Butte record., 1855-10-27
4J0et's Gunner.
Ist EPlSTLE

Of the Moss Gro1on Highland Range
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-07-04

p&VIS & SWAMI,
" y OLESALE Z OC ERS,
AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No, 10 Public Square, Nashville Tennessee
AVE nov IN store, unusually large and select stock
l. Of Groceries, Liquors Wines C., all of this seasons
importa1nS by the recent arrivals from New Orleans,
Cincinnati and tittsburF, among which are
ass hhdS New Crop sugar, of all grades frOm me-
dium 10 veTv tine;
- bids v hite Chrvstalized Sugar:
500 barrels and l5 barrels; MoIssses.
650 bags New Crop Rio Coffee;
50 bags Old Government Java Coffee.
100 bbls Loaf Sugar, all qualities:
so bbs Rest Crushed Sugar, No !;
80 hbs Crushed Sugar, second quality:
IS boxes Gun Powder, Imperial and Black Teas.
90 iierces Carolina Rice, fresh;
35 bbls No. MackeIel; ceroons Indigo;
100 boxes Cod Fish, 6t0 bXs assorted Glg.sware
loo boxes Scotch Herrngs; 300 kegs Wheeling Nails all
coo boxes W X. Cheese: sizes;
100 boxes Fox Pearl Starch; 100000 Havana Cigars;
50 bags Pepper lgo boxes Melee do;
25 bags Spice; 10 boxes Va. and Ky. To
5 fierce, Dutch Nader: 6aeco various qualities;
100 boxes Star Candles
The above stock viii be added TO during the bv
weekly arrivals from New Orleans Cincinnati and Pitts-
burg bv which intend making our stock always large
aud wen assorted and invite the attention of country
merchants visiting Nashville give goods and prices
a oarsial examination Ia house IN the south West will
hold out greater inducements than We intend to do
DAVIS 4 SWAMI.
P S-We wifi have regular Auction Sales every TUES
DAY throughout the season. ID. s.
ianlo-U
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-07-04
SUNDRIES.
Winchester Springs,


FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENN.
'HESE Springs will be opened for the reception Of vis-
tors on the 18th Of May, 1855. nm .
me winchester springs situated in healthy coun-
ny 81 miles South east OF Nashville ard miles Wes. OF
Ai1sonla OePoton me Nashville and Chattanooga RarOad-
The water cons'sts OF
Red, lack and White sulphur, ChaIybeate
and Pure Free Stone. .....5
HACKS viii be Kept uunng and :ion Aiisona to con
meet with The cars TO convey passengers to and from the
SpTings sei ---. 60. =
Within Que mile Of these Springs runs Elk River one OF
me hntst Trout streams IN the country and near by are
line LeDtlng grsrnds, in which naeruus deer ara wont 10
range The location of the bnfel is very romantic and
pleasant combining many Of the beauties Of rural aud
seaDe. gH a- .,s sl- d. a-.- 17-s : = -
The PropreOrs will use every effort to render visitors
comfortable. f ,'t.'f ~ lIr-7s =
sils r.. s.-3 CHARGES. s-, #....,..z ...-.
Board per month ',.'...---..-..,-....s2s 90
WEEK. co
a-.l"cl - dSy. ....- 49,. .....-....... so .
radssi sNgsie neli :. so
hrst table, will be charged hsf the above rates Servants
half price Extra charges for meals sent to rooms
MRs. NJ. q SIMS, ri
msy2e---2m,- e. .s.ss THOS. SHORT. s-5-,
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The gewanee Mining Co.

RE nov prepared to supply the ctzsos Of Nishsils
"a with superior qusiity Of COAL, from heir miues
in FRANKLIN county.
This the FIRST Coal Of this Company that has eI ar besz
offered IN this market This notice is nee ssarv m some
parties have had ne audaey 10 advertise Rad sci IN
erior quality of Coal SeEanse Coal greatly to the re
Jndice OF TINS COmPanF SAMUEL y. TRAckI
Dir. JoSA HUNTISGrOS will attend 70 The sale Of he
Company S Coal at their yard near u y. .&C.R.3.
June 9 1S5S-lrn
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CERTIFICATEs.
NAsuvrLLE a pHi ,, l65S.
Ihsve examined the Seed Sower patented by M D. W es
Of Virginia. and satisfied that It VIII SOW Timothy,
Clover Herdgras aud clean blue seed aud the holes
enlarged, would Hemp and Mllet seed with
regularity than they bS with the hand Ibave
chased one o Dorsey d Stsgera. j. SHELBY.
This certify that have Witnessed the operations Of the
Seed Sowing Machine patented NJ D. Wells, Virginia.
fully satisfied that is the best machine for he
pose intended Believing sO have purchased
of the agents Of the machines L. N. HAYS.
Nashville, March 27, IS
ATHESs, Teun., April H. IS.
tried NJ. D. Wells Patent seed Sowe and find 1t
thing that tisreprsseued to be- and us art
Gle every farmer should have on his farm.
JAMES GETTYS.
- OFEICF OF AuEICULTURAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY.l
Nashville, March 30, 1861
have Veli's Patent Seed SOwer" used have
the assurance of the best farmers in Ohiu we kHnwn
to large crops Of Hay Wheat
Of others who have used il, and
Agricultural papers, and hesitate not to the
'Seed Plaster the farmers OF Tennessee,
ABLE IMPLEMENT. have one for my own
A. W. PUTNAM,
my5-Imly President.