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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
DANIEL wootsEY.................
AUCTION ROOMS.

Old Court House. Corner Main Third streets mme-
diately opposite the Washington Hotel
HAVING leased for of years and fitted M the
W I'LL above well known stand. prepared to
ceve auction private sale, al kinds of
merchandise household furniture horses. bug
gss. etc.. etc.
Cash advances made eonsgnments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday,
o'clock A. NJ Also Tuesday. Wsdn ssdsy
and Friday lights. at early gas light.
Outdoors and sales Of real promptly atsen
to.
general assortment of FURNfT RE- consisting
banpister backs scroll and scollop
office. French. Jenny Lnd, and Bustle wood
Chairs mahogany wood sofa Chairs Elizabeth
rockers sofas sociable
card breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges, mirrors. fine and bedsteads.
and wire safes, etc. which will sell at Gin
cinnati prices.
volins accordeons pocket cutlery. guns pistols whip
etc. ETC.. which will sell reduced prices for cash
wholesale or retail. WO0LSEY NELSON,
Aucts.
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ExTRNsIvE SALE OF 0UT-LOTs AND TOWN
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 2ND, AT2P ~
A r. - IN

ON THURSDAY, Al GUST 2ND. AT 2P. NJ,
AT THE coUAr HOUSE, DOOR, EVANSVILLE, IND.
WILL at auction Out Lots about ave acres each
the rsiroat and between it and the plank
s9e Long ana Satnoe Gsns.sry bong 40
Evansville 10 we'll drained and
ALSU out-lot No H. IngIe Wheeler q McDoueil,s pla.
of the Embree tract Pigeon Greek the Salt ELL
s1ss ~ running 1S PgsGn creek snd embracing
ALSO, Lot block 40. Eastern Enark ensnt 80 By IA
Los and KS Block 49, stockwesls Enlargement on In
gle strset. between sth and 9th streets.
Ingfe street. betp cen 9th and 7th
Frsctions lots Block q, ,ockwss Enlargement the
Lots and sub div Block stockwslls Enlargement
on the of Third and Division 100 Third
and 40 feet ON Division street. opposite Theodore Vsns
The titles are good and warrantee deeds will be given
Terms SAs:-One fourth cash. fourth in months
one-onrth in u month and In years in
with mortgage on
Plats exhibited az my oes and at the ApeS1 Room tan
Woolssy 3 Nslssn. Auetoneers.
ALSO.
We win sell then ana there the IL wing ont-ie
sides Pigeon Greek and OF the Evans Mechanics
Lot at acres 4ls leo acres lot 5-ls
26- 100 lot23-23 e7-Ioe
The tss good and general warrantee deeds will be
Terms OF these cash. fesidue at H.
anu Is months with interest on and mortgage in Bank
ALSO,
Twill then and there sell the folio y in lots:
a. 81 and "a in Block No 8 in c;oodssiI
Also lots block No 5; lots and block No a und
largement. the e City School building.
Titles good. ard general warrantee deeds gwen.
fourth ~ months One-fOuIth years.
with interest secured by and waving relief laws
PatA to be seen at the AueOn Store ten before the sale
woolsey & lsOn. Auctioneers. "
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LICENSES.

LICENSES.
NOTICE hereby aiven to all eraynen, waggonsr. ex;
pin alleys stand dealers toutide of the market
houis and all others who have taken out licenses thai the
expire the first day OF August they
hereby ordered the before sac first
August; and in default thereof the Marshal directed
said delinquents to the City Recorder and he to
enforce the in such cases made and provided
y3s ~ WELL. n. WALKER. Clerk
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
Henry GOODRICH.


WATERFOWL MASS, May I, 1884
PROF o. j. Woop; Allow me to attest ths virtues and
being exceedingly grey purchased
use tive bottles and IL began tell in restoring sill
yer locks " their native color and the hair which
fore dry and harsh and falling gos
sy and ceased falling the dandruf disappeared
scalp lost all the disareeabs itching before and
hot only LOOK out feel Dung again.
Respectfully. yours. etc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
CRESCENT AUCTION Rooss.

OPPOSITE THE COURT
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS& REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
WpESPECTFULLY tender their citizens
Evansville country for the sale Of Real
and Personal Property Houses aud Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries also particnla
paid all door sales every description
able satisfactory We shall do exclusively
mission having goods Of place
competition with both the seller
fair market We will devote whole
time the Auction aud Commission business and friends
that will
please them With prudence and business
confidence of all their
care.
-REFERENCES-
p. G. O'RuEY & co. Evansville.
DUvALL. ALGo q Co., Memphis. Tenn.
JAMES BOYD, do do.
R. B. SYKES. New Orleans.
LEWIS SSAPP. do
MILES f. .FoLKEs. Vicksburg. Miss.
WIN. MCRAE. do do.
LooxwooD BROS. Cincinnati. Ohio.
KELLoG & FooT. do do.
EDWARDS L. BUSHNELL, st Louis No.
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturday,
every evening during
NJ early Easlight APPS SWEET LEONARD. :
Auetioneers.
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L Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail at ia Market
street st. Louis, Mo- and at 695 Broadway. Few York
where also all the most popular patent
Wholesale retail and favorable terms they
can be bought at any other house.
sale at Manufacturers prices HALLOCK &
sToDDARD and all the principal druggists everywhere
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TELEGRAPHIC!
Nrw Yong. univ as.

The acting Mayor, DIR. Barker, has issued
a proclamation declaring Norfolk and Ports
month infected districts, and quarantining all
vessels from these ports. azfsa9
F ST.. PAUL, Mimi, July 81.
The following gentlemen have been no.
minated as candidates for delegate to Con-
gress: W.. R.. Marshall, Freesoil; n. NJ.
Rice Democrat, ~Is.,ss.
BosToN, July 20.
An attempt was 10 this city to give an ex-
hibition of the CIR, and snake, about which
SO much has been said. The child, however,
was bitten by the snake, and showed great
terror. and the father was subsequently, ar.
rested and bound over on charge of re-
straining and assaultipg her by means of the
snake. 7s-- se
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01

Mary addeIow,
WTappearing by affidavit filed day of June A. d
1885 in the Office of the CLERK Of the Vanderburlh Cir
cult Court that the above named de
Of the State OF Indiana they necessary parties
to the above entitled action relation estate no.
ce of the tendency Of such action
John Waddeow Mary Waddeow the same will
trial. of the Dir
cult Court, in the s tate of Indiana
JACOB LUNKEN HEIMER.
| Clerk v. Circuit Circuit Court
Horace PIumer, Attorney for plaintiff. iva
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CoRpoR ALTON NorIcr

nRDERED that the owner of the s. E. Of lot No.
w Old Plan, the to be allied M with
earth correspond with the city grade within
days the publeat on Of this order.
fault aof MAJ shall be directed perform said
work. and the costa and expenses accrung thereby.
be assessed and COLLECTOR by the sale said
much thereof be satisfy said lien and
yasTty ot1'4 " '-S WELL. H. WALTER t1.rk
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PKOE. Os j. WOODS
CELEBRATED
HAIR RESTOR ATTVE.

VIE eHects Of this wOnderfuI Hair RestorAtve
dueing the most astonishing results in the pdbie
old and young lavish their praises the
remarkable position Il is the only preparation
be depen ded grey hair
Reproduce on bald hea6s uxuriant growth Read
following:
MILFORD. WORCESTER Co., Nov. TO- 1884.
PROP. o ). HooD-Dear Sir: take pie bearing
voluntary testimony to the msgie your
Hair Restorative As far back hair esd
sng until tie top 81 scalp became bald and smooth
gsss notvithstsndng had used prevent
ativss Seeing ygur advertisement induced give
article trial snd astonishent Hound
few applications that hair became firmly
vsry glossy and besItiful ana By the tine
hsd used the contents of bottle bald head
covered with and hair which
one to two iRehss In length ane growing very fast
Your, truly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
CORONER,S INQUEST.

Inquest was held before in knight township near
IN the residence of John James the body Of mar
supposed 70 be drowneda middesized man perhaps 80 or
s. Of Bad blue cotton Shirt undershrt
inette pants considerably worn, shoes and socks
jy15-sw JOHN TRIBLE, C.v.C.
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BosToN, July rs.


FH>URNiP SEhD-A fresh sapply Of choice ruta bsgo.
~he and yellow turnip seed Just we'd and for
by yH-d&ws -s. T. GRANT co.
mi day and for sale by JAS. Low co.
y27-dAw 5l9 Main St.. Louisville. Ky,
IFNNAGLE CLOTHES II bale 81 brown linen Table
= 49, : "-N, JAS. Low CO.,
yI-dAw 4ls Main ST.. Louisville, Ely.
DROWN DRILLING bales Brown Drilling receiv-
ID ed this day and tor sale by JAS. LOW CO.,
y27-d&w 4lS Main 81. LCuisViiie. Ey.
POPLAR SHINGLES.
900 CT those No. Pike county Poplar Shingles
- just rOc'd and for sale by JOHN r GLOVER.
Corner of Main and 7th at.
a The above shingles and not chips, and cheaper
than any article Of the kiRd In market. j. Fl ..
y24
IRON RAILING.
THNHE agency for the sale Of and
ii beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING. WI round
wrought rods and hgures put great variety of
styles which viii sell Cincinnati ADDING
FREIGHT.
This railing cheaper substantial than any other
kind in Those wishing Railing enclose cmerery
lots yards, for piaEzas will DO well 70 give me
call.
y2s-d.w N. A. LAWRENCE.
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NEW ARRANGENTENTS.


WILL YOU CALL?
fce all newly and neatly fitted up. aud is FULLY
Personal and strict attention will all
work entr5sted to him. materals
himself or Pc has hand excellent
cloths and vesng which he will manufacture
order on reasona' lie J. L NELMS.
PSRepairng cleaning and renovating old clothes done
o application at short notice. j. L. HELMS.
jas -
SELECT FEMALn INSTITUTE.
the class be made up. the
opportunity city applicants may lost. Next X
foreign applications shall be received.
this because the Institute
an earlier period than September. o. A. FOSTER.
yIo
PINE LUMBER AND SHINGLES.
TWVHE subscriber would respectfully inform the pubo
that he In yard and for sale one OF the best
OF Pine Lumber offered in this city
half Of which Is THOROUGHLY SEASONED. Orders from
distance wilIreoeive prompt attention:
yio 1oAN =. SLOEEA.
BOOKsKEEPER.
An competent BookK wanted liberal salary viii
INA be given. Address Box LOT. Post Once. va
PORK yOLES,
FoH '; 1:D~ GEO. F0s1sH . 90.
suGAR, CURED AND CANyAssED HANS:
u OR sale by GkO. FOSTER 3 90.
u $50
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VALUABLE Lot Eeg SALE

ENHE Lot the First and Cherry
n BY 49, adnining the residences OF Samuel Lister
fsrsd for sale terms Il of the most elf
gibe building lots in the city azd perfect title given
Also house sad lot Chestnu Joining the
Joseph Turnoek Is for sale liberal En-
quire Of JET j. @. JEWELL.
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CA SH Gus r MER s

~ n y II y y y ~ VI Il n y
IAN suppei at the lowest market prices with Hemoek
~ and Oak Sole Leather Patent French and American
Calf shius Frensh Glazed and Boot Morocco Sheep Lin
ings. Bindinfs etc., ETC.
Gall Sycamore street. Water First. Evans.
vile. Ind myl J. FLEMING.
SEWING SILK.
> CASES black Sewing SILK day and by
JAMES Low co.
JeH AIS Main ST.. Louisville KY.
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CORNER SECOND AND VINE STREET, EVANSVILLE,
undersigned would respectfully the citi
sens OF Evansville and the public generally that he has
purchased the entire stock Of No Vermont Marble
Humphrey and is fully prepared I'LL all oriers Monu
Tophs obesks Head and Foot Stones OF the best
and the snest Material Those wishing
table Monucuts to :heir deceased friends would
to give him csl. All otdersprompty attended to.
oct2A-tf L
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SELECT FEMALE IssglrUrs OF EVANS.

NHE Rev. o. A. Fetsr about undertake person ally
the thsrough education o. bis daughter 10 willing
70 resolve young between the
teen with whom and HIS daughter TO form class
COURSE OF sTUDY: - fs-rr
yuNiok pkPARTMgNT:
Aritnn ete. csegrsphy By new aad more impfessive
Hde Of teaehing Grammar kesdins psine By GesAtons
Elements 81 Natural Science, ths Bible.
-s.ZE SENIOR DKrARTxkNT: ~ f-t
Ar.,snnso and Granhar continued; Gsosraphy. Aneese
.nsseetasl and Moral Philosophy Chsmiary Botany Min
Natural Thsolsgy Mythology Greesn aad Roman
Aruqeites, Evidencss Of Ghriftia1 ity, the Bible.
and sred exsreses through heeourse Of Read
Ls. 2tshogaPhy Writing Grammar and composi
the stu dies pnrsusd. = 80, -
strict attentien shall be given all those Eraess
saa mont requisite to the pished LADY
Is furnished with phloso and chemical
shells. '-----'. -''- -
Tuition Fees. per Quarter, in advances:
80 %
DsPAi VI 90
Latin. Greek French or eermsn. IN co
Mssic an M Pisrpp a. l0 %
n-sr;or ~ 70 o0
Ornam n.ai Needle Work 90
Mrs. Foster Will aid the Rector. -
The reigious the youngxdss shall srct-
~ practical and In way denom ationai. -l---
the hrstof August orgn applications for
shall not be received order give the city
the preferences. .fff q 7sa q - jy4
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LATE ARRIVALS.
j. HYDE,s MARBLEYARD.

- % BAGS prime Rio Coffee.
n SVeD rs bbls Refinery Teboiled M0lasses,
100 bales Cannelton Batting. Nos. IL;
or sale very low BY jeIS ". W. FOSTER.
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AN ORDINANCE.

FOB THE I,R9TECri0N OF WaARVEs AND
IT'S OF THE CITY OF EVANSVILLE. PASS.
ed JULY 23D, 1855.
G EC l. shall be lawful for any person
= ride lead drive horse mule other rid
ing animal. along wharf bridge
within the corporate limits Of the City of Evansville.
gait than q walk
SEC q Any person violate foregoing
this Ordir shall every forfeit
pay less than dollar than dollars
J, HIN 3. HOPKINS. Mayor.
Affect. WELL H. WALKER CLERK y25
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01

EUST received, --a
- Memories of the Countess of Blessineton
Prune's Travels in ths East,
Life of Horaee eeley. r.
Abbott's Life of Napoleon: at
je2s SAM.L LISTERS Bookstore
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01

TAYDERBURGH COUETi. o.
Mary A. Stanley } -s -1-..s..-
g against , Divorce.
JosephC. Stanley,>
In Marlborough Circuit Court October term 1855 Tu
Vacation. July 23d. 1855.
appearing affidavit fled in the office of the Clerk of
the Court aforesaid that Joseph c. Stanley the defen
dant in the above snttled action resident OF the
State Indiana motto peRdeney OF such action
therefore given said Joseph O. aniey and that the
will stand for trial at the Octoter tsrm Of the Wander
hurgh Circuit Court, in the State Of Indians
y26-3w JACOB LUN KENHEIMER, Clerk.
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JUST RECEIVED

ANEW STOCK OF SUMMER MILLINERY,
GNONSISTING Of Bonnets all pons also bexutf
~ full embroidered MATTHIAS. Parasols, Embroideries
Gloves Ms Caps and Head the styles
which invite Ae particular attention q the Ladies
- F. r. BARK Err. a
First street. between Main and Locust opposite Bray
residences. jys
ICE CHESTS; REERIGERATORs, &c.
CST received To- OF the latest style Ice Chests and Re-
- fgerasors, the article il the nd the cheap
est Also lot of No Ice Coolers Prepare yourselves
may IS HoKNBRooK CRURoHILL,s.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01

vHNHE undersigned removed bis Tailoring Establish
to Second street, immediately opposite the Pres
terrain Church. in the office with Dr. Wood. where he
would be glad all his old customers and goodly
Der o. newons and would be pleased to serve them With
anything in his line such Shirts draw
ma lie to order the shortest possible notice
Thankful for fvor he would respectfully solicit
Of the the hands of liberal public.
y25 j. L. NELMS.
ERUIT CANs.-s6 dozen gallon. a gallon and quart
Dayton's eelfseang Fruit Cans for sale 10 " for
by II sRN BROOK CHURCHILL.
y23 Water street.
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81 UIH7 q SnI[LIug. 80 Z dUE
1850 A blh'd shirt
ing & shceting ~. 7at0a
ga DO do DO 10al21
Adams blue and or
ange prints. ...... 8 a9a
Robson & Merimack
blue and ofange
prints. ............ 8 agl
Sprague & Aliens
madder prints. -. 9h1OA
D. n
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% COOKS Family Grocery.
COS FAMILY GROCkRf MAIN ST.
JAR cured hams scrub brushes, cotton mops. pspper
~ tomato catshp lemon syrup. castillo soda
Aoap; summer mould candes mustard, baking powders
Matches bed cotton reel and hemp cord buck
cts barrel rolling batter ladles nest tubs and
wod bows coffee Also all the best brands of
fPur. for sale as cheap the cheapest. y24
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sUNDHIRS.
HSLOCK TIN. Pig Lead Sheet and Block Zine Sheet ma
- Bar Copper and Copper Bottoms. for sale BY
jy3 SAMUEL ORR.
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sUNDRIEs DIRECT FROM NEW YORK..
a GROSS Hines extra Blaeking.
" 10 gross Durkee's Baking Powder,
10 lbs Canary Seeds, 5'f
20 dozen pure Mustard,
s do Pepper Sauce,
200 lbs Saleratus in I Id papers,
&c lbs do in bulk,
20 dozsn pure Flavoring Extract extra
q At COOKS Family Grocery.
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Pine shingles bst 4 90
do do coIn...3 90
Poplar 90 1 in..2 90
DO do good Q SO
Oak do ST y ct. IS
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SUN DRIES.
= CASES Hamilton Canton Flannel;
~ 50 dozen Twisted silk Mitts;
pieces Satin de Chine;
cases Spragues Pink rrints
~ cartons white 70 "a, ct Ribbons;
casef Irish Linen cartons Jaconet Edging
reed this Gay end for sale by JAS. LOW a 90.
yzI-d&w 4iS Main Ste, Louisville, Ky.
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Rn BusH shslisd Corn. 50 bash oosa Meal,
70 oooRs Family erssssy.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-11-03

Apres n enqnete sommalre, toute-
fois, Gene,y a Gle tcrout aux Tombcs,
faute dune caution de S 1000 Butler
a etc re'ach6 ct sa femme e%nvoytea Pho
pital de Bellevue. SEES pleasures sont
en- eT,t asscz graves, blen que o de
nature d METRE ses jou'o en- danger.
Tn coup de sabre qn'ellc a pare ayec
layant>bras hui a notammcnt i,it unc
e~ntaillc qui d prclondtment cntame los.
On volt que Cene'y ny a'laIt pas dc
malnmortc. Embarrassment pour lnl
tontc chose a son temps, les exploits nj
~lltaircs CONNIE tout lc reetc, ct ii idut
convcnlr quo 81 'alllancc elalt lcl uI'
pcu hons dc salson.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-11-03
q ~ N q III G. ES
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession dc Jean Baptistc Laseignc
der6de.

Succession dc jean Baptl5tc LaSeighc
DECIDE.
En- veltu dun dGcret de la Cour du Cinquie-
me District Judiciaire de Etat de Ia Iou'-
sane, dams ct ponr Ia paroisse Assumption,
sous la date du IL octobre 1855, i ruul adIG5-
Sc, il sera ofcrt en- vente pubIlqte, sur les
,ny, dams ccttc ~petolS5e, i environ neut miles
au dessouS du village dc Napelcouvllle, en-
face dc LabadievllIe, lc sSa,ncdl "a Novemblc
1855, a dix llenrcs dn matin, par q. +. hIelan-
con, Encantcnr dams ct pour ccttc parolsSe,
les prophecies ci apres dccritcS, appartenaht Il
a SuSditc SUGGESTION, So Won
/. Une 1'crre on IlabltatIol, s1tucc daus
cetle p%aroisse, sur la rive dro''c du bayou Id,
fourche, en- face de Lahadicvllle, ucsurall
trois arpents ct dcmi dc face. plus on MONS,
sur une protoadeur de q@uarantc arpentS, les
Iiynes fermaut, bornce Ell haut PAR tcrre de
veuyc S6raphin haSeigno, ensemble avcc
tontcs les batisseS ct anelIorations qul en- de-
pendent.
2. lrne negrcsse nominee EstelIc, agec
dtenviton 20 ans.
.. Unc negresse, nominee Aimee, agtc
d'cnylron lS ans.
i. Unc grinonne nominee Madeleine, agee
d'enyiron Is ans.
s. Uu negre nomme Charles, age d'envi-
ron I6 ans. =
s. 8 chevaux, Is vac,cs ct leurs HeauH; 5
paires de bGufs.
7. Les meubIes de menagc. La batterIe
de cuisine, I'm 1nsll, etc
Tcrmcs ct Conditions.
La Terre ct les EscIaves payables d troIS
termes egaux, un tiers en- Mas 1856, M tiers
en- Mars 1857 ct le dernler tiers Ell Mars 1898.
lie mobllier, pour toutcs sonlmes au-deSsous de
dix ~piastres, payabIes Ell Mars 1886, ct pom
tolltes sommes dc dix piastres ct au.tesso's
de dix ~piastres, payables la Motto en- Mars
1856 ct Tautre motto ell Mars 1857. Les ac-
ouereurs fournissat dcs biIlets au bureau du
Rrcorder de eette paroissc, payables a lordre
de administration dc IaditC succession, avec
BONES et,soIvahIcs cautions, IN Soltdo, a La
satisfaction de la ditc administration.
La terre ct les e~sclaves restant speclale
ment hypothegu6s avec privilege du vendenr
ct pour tontes sommes non ponctnellement
payees, porteront int6r6t IA ralson de hut pour
cent Pan, apres Iech6ance.
L. o. MELANCON,
Eucantcnr.
Assumption, 90 scptembre 1855
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of jean Baptiste LaScigne
deceased,

By virtue of a decree of the Hon. The Fifth
Judicial District Court OF the State of Loul-
siana in and tor the Parish of Assumption,
dated the 18th day of October 1898 and to me
directed will be offered at public sale, Oh
the premises on tl1s Parish at about nine miles
below the village of NapoIeonville nearly op-
pusite LabadIcvllle, on Saturday the gid. No.
yember 1885, at loo'clock A. 81. ty r. O..
Mclanron. Auc'ioncr in and Tor the Parl5h
Of Assumption the following described proper.
ty. belonging Is the above Successloll, to wit :.
|. A tract of Land. situated III this Parish on
the left Bank Of Bayou Latourcho nearly
opposite Lahadicvillc, measuring three ar
penis and a halt more or less front on Il
depth OF forty drpcuts between toIver@ing
Lines bounded above by land OF widow
Seraphinc Lascigue and below by lands OF
Ferdinand Laselgue, together with all The
buildings and improvements thereon
,. A negro girl named Estelle, aged about u
years, with her child Octave aged about s
months
3. A negro girl named Anne, aged about ls
years
T.. A Grlr named Magdelaine, aged abont l6
years;
5. A negro man named Charles, aged about 40
years:
E. 3 horses, Is cows & calves, and B yake
Oxen;
+. The Household Furniture, the Kitchen. Utcn-
sis, one gun &c.
Terms & Conditions:
The land and slaves payable i'll three equal
instruments, one third in March 1886, one third
in March 1887 and one third in March 1858.
The movable property all sums under ten
dellars, payable i'll March 1856 and all sums
of ten or more, one half payable in March
1856, and the other halfin March 1857. Pur-
chasers to furnish their promissary notes
payable to the order of the administrator OF said
Succession, at the office of the Recorder OF
this Parish with good aid solvent Security in
soIido to the satisfaction OF said Administrator,
said land and slaves, to be specially affected to
secure the payment of the Price, with special
mortgage and vendors privilege, aud all notes
not pnnctuaIly paid to bear interest at the rate
of eight per cent per annnm from maturity
until paid.
T.. o. MELANCON,
AuctIoneer.
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