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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-24
VEN lE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession d'Edesie MOI c, epomo ID,
cehse de Mokp, Charlet.

Succession u Edesie MOI G, ep0rs9 DID,.
cedae de Molto, Charlet.
En- veriu d'un decret dc Ia Cour du 5ms dG
trict judiciaire de fEtat de In Lcuisisne dams
ct pour la ~paroisse Assumption, sous Ia date da
"a aoht 1855, a moi sdrssse, il sera offert On
vente publique, sur los lieux, dams cotts pa.
roisse, sur l'habitation de Mde Francis Mar.
quet, a environ deux miles au-dessus du Vii.
lage de Napoleonvtlle, lie jeudi lime jour ,w
mois doc tobre 1856, a 10 heurss du nlatin, paf
f.. O. Melancofy elcantear dams Ut pour cstts
p~aroisse, lts prophecies ci.aprss dscritss, ~.
partenant a la susdite succession, sayoir :
Marie, iagiesse, agee d'environ q ais, avss
ses deux e%niantr, Pierte age DO D ans u lip
polyte age de 2 ans ct delni.
Mtlalie, neyresse agae den iron dix ans,
Teiines ct conditions
Les csclaves payabIes an qnatre termes, NJ
quart Gu mars 1856, un quar-, on mars 1867. ~
quart en- mars 1853. Ut le dernirr quart ea
mars 1859. Les ac1uererrs fonrnissat Vt beanes
ct solvalaes Gu utions svec hypothegne spaeia-
lie et privilege de %veirleur jasqn'au final psi-.
ment, avet huit pour cent d'lnttrat par st !
partie DIES eclleances ~jnsqn'an partial, laielneaa
Les actes ds veute ssront passes aux irs,s
DIES 1 cqnerenrs.
P"ci.c Assumption, Il 10 .rrt. 1855. y
Il. y. MIL. .4NtOA,
III c%antrur.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-24


MI OF quill Il %enioint 1 ce detnier d'avoir
d metre bias les hrmes ct d verser les
fonds publics entire les mains des auto
rites /: Vidauri ajouse quill enverra on
d%e,achetncnt dc ses tro"prs pour prem
Dire Ia direction DIES afTaircs, nin d'obte>
mir unite d'action entre les dlftefcnts
Etats. En- Gu, de refus de Ia part de
Gutian, Vidauri hui re,irerai, 81 protec-
lion.
lie bruis court en- oulre qu'une riss'ile
danpereuse .'rst eleyee entire Alvarez ct
Vidauri d propos de Ia Precedence. On
aioutc meme que nj Fun nj lsautfe nest
dispose i ceder le p%ouyoir l son concur
rent ct que .ons dcux maintiendront
Icurs %prstentions M rang supreme au
risqac de rompre l'inttsralite de la rep".
blique. Nous ne saurions .outefois .ajou-
ter grande Importance 1 cette %nouveIlc,
car lie p~atriotismc reel de' deux gene.
rauK empschera le y~aincu, qnel qnM
soft, den senir i eette dsplorable e1tre.
mite
Dcs avis dc la froniiere dd Mexique
sous date des prcmiers iours dc scptem.
bre, nous apprennent que le 80 aodt une
bataitIe a Gu lieu dams les environs de
Reynosa, entire les feitrs., sous les or.
DIRE, dc Guadalupe Garcia ct Miguel
Tijerins Ell un detachement dc iroupes
da gouvernement, commando par p dro
Quintcrro. Les troupes rtgulieres ont
etc complement battues ct lc cemman-
dant Quinterro a etc tue. Au nombre
des p~risoEnicrs Sc ~ttouyaicnt p'utieurs
a%nciens o~ficiers fsdsfes qui ayaient quit.
u lc drapcau dc In revolution, lis ont
6ts immediate nent JUICES ct fas. lies COM
me c,picns.
lie News de Galveston, EN- annoncant
I'srrivec du general Woll dam cette
vile, pretend qu'aprs. le depart de Get
o~ficie1 leschcfs de parts Matamoros
s'etaieM prononees. Au dire sneme du
journal, Zacatecas n adopt6 Ic plan Vi
dauri et lr general Cutian . fail n sou.
mission ct mi. bias lee srmcs.
lie plan de Vidauri di1efo dc celus
d'Alvarcz en- &c quill propose de rem et-
ire IL pouyoir i n administration CT.
vile ! Ia place de administration mir
~litairc, ct rccommandc un tariff liberal.
1'rois departments, Zacateca,, Coha
hula eli Nueva leon &c ,ont prononcts
pour lie plan dc Vidauri; Tamaulipas nc
tardcra pas / suitre leur exemple.
Les journaux do Texas M conticnnent
fien de bisn important. I.'etat sanitaire
dn pays est ire. satisfisant 1t des p'uies
abondantes sout venues rafrafchir Fat
.mo.phere.
Les indiens dee fronliercs reccmmen.
cent leurs hosliIitGs ct commetteni jour.
de nombreux assassinats sur
les habitants. Tn corp, de v%clcntaire'
est en- seic de formation, ct sous peu II
sc n,ettra en- marchc centre ccttc pcu-
plAde turbulenle OF cruclIe.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-24

Une belle terre sitase en- face de Labadie.
willie, n1esurant \ III arpents de face sur qua
fantc de- pro1ondenr.
On vsndra h tout ensemble on par arpent,
/ Ia convsnznse de- acheteurs.
Prix Il e0nditinns $3.50 rsrpenl, nm qnart
compliant et Ii balance on mars 1856 Of mars
1851.
S'aarssssf q I. 7. LAsaDir, 1 LabadisYiils.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-24
NOTICE.

Whereas / have this day deposited in the
Recorders office Of this parish, my Assess.
ment Roll for 1855. Notice Is hefeby giren to
Ill the Tax payers of the parish OF Assump-
lion, to make their objections if any they have
o said Tableau, in thirty days from this dats.
Assumption, sept. Cad 1855.
EDOUARD WI ES,
Assessor.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-24
ANN q Il 8


Les psrsonnes qai restent d devoir suelaue
chose i Ia sociStt. a present d~issoute, de MN.
Alfred BEasE ct Joseph FyxA, pour les complies
4 partir du Ter JUN j~usqu'au "a aoet 1856,
scat prices de ne solder d M. Besse que Ia
moitie des dts complies, pautre moitie rsve.
naut au soussigne qui les fera collscter.
]. TUXA.
Donaldsonville, lc 30 aoht 1866. 81.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-24
TEXAS EFT RIO GRANDE.

&eH&A
lie steamship Nautilus. arrived sarpedi,
nous = appcrts des dasss de Brownsville
josq1'au Ter coarants Az nombre dc.
passagers ID Nautilus % trouse u e.
asral We'll, ex> goaveraeur DC Tamauli.
pa, qni parait avoil abAnaonnt l. payt
an d6ssapoif q cause.
u Flag do Ter courant content Il
pronanciamienlo & Il correspondence
do gtnstsl Gutian. ,Is San I.uis de 20.
iosi. syec 4 central yidauri, ds Monte.
rcy. @ journal III que vidaufi l Is.
clart L plan De Gatian nul q non ave<
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-24
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de feu Pierre papalosfe.

lie Lundi, Ter Octobre 1856, A 10 heures IA
matin, a la residence do Dominique l,esboua
a Labadicville. Ell ver,u dun d6cret dc Ia Cour
du SINE District Judiciaire de rEtat de Ia
Louisiana, dams ct pour la paroisse Assornp.
ton, en- date du 8 septembre 1855. ~j'offirsi en-
vente publiquc, i Pencan, les proprietes ci.
spres decrites, appar,enans A Ia dite succession.
SAVIOR:
Deux males, une montre en- argent, un fusA
double, etc, etc.
Conditions Compliant.
Assumption. IL scp'enh'c 1885.
T.. /. BLANCHARD,
Enc anicht;
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-24

D~onaldpnville, le 20 aoht 1865.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-24

Absorption I scptcmbre 1885.
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spo.itiye sale Of the DOMAIN Of the NORTH AMERf-
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DEAD the highly interesting letters IN lhE
IL NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE Of ms EseA' "'-
pan ADFLPHIA su4 NJ N-ORLE Ans. -.
M Our sepoEters Nsii % TIC Prs neFs Aoo- g &c LIN
for Murder IN The TONES a., -. o.. .,
Grin ma character EnE h Culra news n great s.ile. Lev
Sc. O. ROSS JONES TOT sEf- Asent,
los Esssszs-, EswYoTt, AID . C.sIst', e@SAt'
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VMPOR TANT LAW BOO X s. -
Il NHARION'S AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW. Just
published Treatise thu Criminal Law o. the nitsd >tes
eoupspg Des, Of the Peua Sstutes II the General Gov
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Virginia with arising those statutes
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third % ton. sve., / % pasea - -
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both Of he utd States ard those Of the
Staes; together Nth notes On CT ana Pleading md
P,cice eubracDs he English and American ~ horues gen
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WHARTON on THE LAW OF HOMICIDE IN TIE
UNITED STATES. Just Published. Treatise the Law
Homicide in the ned States which appended
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In msnu,erpt. By Francis WhaTto. .s1
WHARTON AND STILES AMERICAN MEDICAL
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TIE Americap Steamship Company offer for SALE their
go feor s1e wheel esgship QUAKER CITY built IN 1884
m, Ia BY Vanghsn Lynn dsgons y braced throus
and copper bstened Length Of dses 80 ise register
uTeuent o. IS ensi the machinery BY Aerhes son,i
ID. sue low side-leyer msTne cylinder -
ehes ID csneer tish feet stroke; fur iron tubnn boilers,
and IL Furnished si,h PsoLs fresh water CONDENSED Csnia
seeomodaii0ns Il the d-.enptons with
ard arv ,tsferooms il provided With Mboss life pres.ry
ere Sc IN accordance with Of Congress restns hereto
For eed sf,ty comfort abe equal 20 sesshp N
the sfes eIpepse has b@eu spared b. mahe bet
first her contraction She DOW 10 order or nmedl-
ate s.ryiee Por further particulars inquire Of JAMES II.
HODGDON the ONLY authorized agent for the sas bear
the ship, above Vinest N the port Of PHILADELPHIA
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AgyieuIturnl q al Horticultural ExhbMioB.-rhere
xi'I% a. AGRICULTURAL an HORTICULTC AL EX-
6IETOsa White ans Gu Ing he 2th, Neh and 18th Of
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DAY II this that viii well repay visl'oI FOR the time
I'D eYr,us II ay cost The trims OF the Harlem Railroad
saord oIpouu for gong and returning at several different
beun da;.;s eSch eay.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

The following inrelation to the recent
term Of the DistrictCourt for Clinton Co.
is from the Comance Chief:
Among the imprtant cases was, .tbe
State Of Iowa VS.. Ipman Mates for vic.
la.ions Of the Prohbtory law. This case
bad been appealed fom the Justices Court,
where def. had bee found guilty, and an.
ed $l6o, 90 and osts. The exceptions
taken by deit's. cousel were not sustained
by the Court, but III fine was reduced 10
twenty dollars. TIE case will be carried
to the Supreme Cort. P.sW. Konkel an.
peared in behalfof ,e State; Hon. w. E.
Letfingwell for def
"But the great suihf the term, and one
that ELECTED the deepest interest, was the
State Of Iowa VS.. - Chaplin. This was
on charge Of Burgly-deft. being charg.
ed with feloniously atering the house Of
Mr.. Isaac Park, Of tie village, some time
in the year 1853. andtealing 81 800 90 in
money. This case Employed over twenty
four successive hoursn its trial. The Jury
returned verdict onot guilty. Letting.
well g. Cotton, T. WI. Long, Whitaker,
Grant, Cook g. DillolCounsel for prosecu.
ton. Smith, Chaffe, Graham, Dyre g.
kankel Counsel for left"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

Speaking of Gen. cass' Life and Times,
correspondent of the Evening Post gets
OF the following ludicrous but very Appro-
pirate figure:
Il Gen. Cass' wcrk To be of the magni-
tpde Of his speeches! so, who Of US that
shall begin, systematically, with the title
page, will ever live to reach the coiophon'
Some Of those genuses who are described
as being fit TO grapple with whole libraries,
may achieve The task; but we common
folks, who have to work our way through
life, cannot hope to accomplish it. The
General is clever man, but suspect that
Macaulay's lively description of Dr.. Mares
Memoirs of Barghley will best apply to his
forthcoming Life and Times" ave can
not sum up the merits Of the stupendous
sass Of paper which lies before U.S. said
The critic, "better than BY saying that It
consists Of about two thousand closely
printed pages, that it occupies fifteen hun
deed inches cubic measure, and that it
weighs sixty pounds avoirdupois. Such a
book might before the Deluge, have been
considered as Ugh, reading by Hilfra and
sha'lum. But unhappily the life of man is
nov three score years and ten; and we
cannot but thihk Il somewhat unfair in DR..
Mare TO demand from us so large por-
ton for so short an existence" hope
mat the General will lay this passage to
heart.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

The New Orleans Bee, Sept. 10, says:
The monument 10 commemorate Andrew
Jackson and the glorious battle Of the sth
OF January is. We are lad TO learn. shortly
10 be commenced. 1t will be located on
The battle ground, near the line upon which
me Americans stood in that famous conflict
and close to the house in which Gen. Jack
son made his headquarters. This is but
lew rods from the bank ofthe Mississippi
The monument is to be simple obelisk,
100 leet in heighth, 1878 in Icing h, and l6:s
N width at the base. and IL feet by 26 at
the top. The monument will be assembled
hy spiral staircase SO in width. 1t will
De built of brick covered by marble. u is
calculated that the work will have reached
The heighth of some thirty feet before the
closing OF the session of the next Legisla'
lure, which, Il IS hoped, will make another
appropriation in its aid. Mr.. Newton Rich
ards is the urchitect end builder.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

THE EDITOR AHp TnE PRENIR Black,
The ,d.iur OF the Morning Chronicle, was
\ rrcai Faycri,e with Lord Melbourne. On
ltpe occasion the peer 'aid: "Mr. Black,
|you are the only person who comes 10 see
|ine who torge,s who ! am" The editor
opened hi. ewes with establishment. You
forget tina, am the Prime Minister; every
body else takes especial care to remember
II, but wish they would forget it, for they
|nnly remember il to ask me for places and
tsvors. Now, Mr.. Black, you never ask
'me for any thing, and | wish you would, for
seriously should be most happy 20 do any
thing IN my power to serve you" ~ am
truly obliged" sal d Mr.. Black, "but don't
want anything. am editor of the Morning
Chronicle; | like ms business, and ] live
happily on my income" Then" said the
Peer, with an oath, | envy you, ana you're
the only man / ever did"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03
Nothing l. Iovs.

Nothing 10 lost; the drop of dew
10 but sxhaled 70 fall anew
IN summers thunder shower;
Terehance to shine withinthe bow
=, That fronts the sun IT fall ofdav:
Fefchance 70 sparkle In the nov
offountains far away.
Noihingis lost; the uniest seed.
Fly ny Wild birds borne or bsee.es blown.
r,nas something suited to It's need.
wherein lis sown and grown.
ins language Of sttne hous. hold son.
TIN, ne perfume Of ons cherished flower,
AaouEe gone from outward sense, beions
10 Memory's afer hour. 'e''"s
90 WIN our words; or harsh, or kind,
~, uttered, hey arr not al forgot,
ihey ieavetheir influence on he mind.
ia OH, bdt perrin not, S't
SO with our deeds for good or IN
~, Ihey have their pwer, scarce underatood.
'nch ict US use ourSetter will
To make them rib with good,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03
LOCAL MATHIS.

1--we several times alluded to the ex-
:, p,ce Of fresh meats in our mar
md perhaps some may have thought
spirit Of fault finding. Yesterday
~ +. conversation with butcher Of
Island Upon the subject. He inform
,h,t fresh beef is now abundant and
. purchased many quantity..at5 cts. per
.sssed. In that case the talIow and
,te thrown in and they amply remun-
The butcher for the trouble incurred
ming up the beef. II The choice cuts
said At from 2 70 els. per Id. and the
pcces At from to cts, our butchers
make money. Our informant says
No sold tallow last week to the amount
40. We refer TO the subject because
deem il wrong for our butchers to ask
;ch for beef as is now charged in the New
market. Beef is two cents per ID.
.r in Rock Island than In this city aud
Il other meats; the consequence is that
Nv Of our citizens are crossing the river
b,aln their family supplies. As only
Of two butchers attend our upper mar
and as citizens have 10 purchase their
etables OF hucksters, 1t would be quite
sell to again resort to the old method Of
inc our meats ut shops, as in that case
re woaid be more competition and we
BIZ - enabled TO obtain fresh meats at
\ reasonable prices.
-Benj. Rivers, opposite the ferry land
has very hue article of cheese which
gosId commend for family use.
Yesterday was delightful day and
70 promise of that Indian summer with
ch our citizens are yet to be blessed. un-
the present season differ from its pre-
tessors.
confess to an unusually small
snii,y OF reading matter, but our subscri-
NJ must bear with US until we make other
range ments, as this is the busy season OF
year and every body wishes to do all
e,rade pos sible, and they know that the
~ to accomplish il is through the medium
! cur advertising columns.
Our neighbor of the Courier aud
Sose who use his sheet Us a medium OF per-
nal defamation, need give themselves no
heasiness about the Davenport Gazette,
\ the City Of Davenport; as both are in
kalthy condition and so long have sustained
trh other and thrived SO prosperousiy in
heir reciprocal re lations, that they now bid
eiince TO outward pressure to effect the
god understanding existing between them.
The District Court, w. ii. Tuthill
residing, is in session in our city this
eek. Quite an array of legal ,alen, from
e stj "nng counties is in ate ndance
I'd pretty inii docket awaits their actiun.
Those families in want Of an extra
rce Of apples or peaches are referred to
e advertisement OF Messrs. Hull and
srish
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03
LOSING LEATHER. I'VE wer. much mn.

LOSING LEATHER. I'VE were much anus.
cd yesterday with tie intense excitement
manifested by yenant gentleman from
Arkansas, who was eadeayor;ng to convin ce
Hose Company No. that they were pur.
SUNG toa precipitois career under adv rse
circumstances. A. the Company were
rushing down Winchester street, at full
speed. laying their lose, the young man
stepped from the sidwalk and hailed them.
Hey, ! say-you felows--I ssy-hold I'm
Hold up ! say" What's the mat,erw
sung out the Forefsn, slackening up
why dod rotit, don't you see you're losino
all your leather 7" Aroar from The bystand
efs convlncedthe getleman that something
was wrong, and he lade himself scarce
Memphis Eagle,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

Two steam ferry.b.ts now ply between
Rock Island and Daenport every fifteen
minutes. When wexcre last in Dayen-
port, little over fouyears ago, there was
only one little horsferry boat there
EUansrile .Jear.