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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-19
A. F. Sheriff.
SUCCESSION SALE.

tnccesaon of .dlerundre Daigle oeceosea.
H.7lfih Jud. Dist. Court ofthe State Of Loui.
II siana in aud for the Parish Of Assump.
ton. In obedience to an order of the above
said Court, dated Sept. 10th 1851, will be
offered for Sale at auction by Cyprien l..
Blanchard au %tioneer duly qualified in and
for the aforesaid Parish, on the premises on
Saturday the 25th day OF October 1851, at
ten O'clock, A. NJ. the following described
property, TO wif: @
lie A tract ofland situated in the Parish
Of Assumption, at st Martin Bruly. measn-
ring eighteen superficial arpents, about;
bounded on one side by Camille Nicolas,
and on the other by Mag:oire Landry. toge.
Their whit all the improvements, attached TO
said land.
% One Cow, 2 heifers a young Ok, and
a Mare.
sc House hold furniture and farming
utensils.
Terms and conditions.
The landed property payable in three
equal instalments, one third in March 1872,
Que third in March 1853, and the RENAL
min third in March 1854 with special
mortgage to be retained on said land IN.
til 6nal payment. For the movable paya-
Bile all sums Of $40 and under in March
1852, and all sums above $40 one. half
in March 1852 and the remaining half
in March 1853. Purchasers to furnish
their notes whit good security payable
at the office o fthe Clerk Of this Parish,
whit interest at the rate of eight rer cen
tum per annum after maturity ,.ntil paid.
Parish Of Assumption Sept IL 1851.
C. l.. BLANCHARD.
81 .4uctioneer.
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AVIS

t0nfprrnemenl Il iol, ct ell vertu d yne nro.
clama,ion de- son excellence Joseph Walker.
Gouverneur de l'Etat de Ia Louisiana. des
elections auront lien dams In p~aroisse As.
sonption. lie Lnndi 3me jour du mois de- No.
vernbre 1851. dapuis 8 heurcs du natin i,..
qn'a4 heures de- I'apres.nidi, dans lie but
delire TN reprtsen!ant al Congress pour IL
second District Congressional, un Senateur
d'Etat pour lie District compose DIES Parois.
'es Assumption, Lafourche Inferno ct Ter.
rebonne. trois r"%pressntan's 4 la Legislature
d'Etat, I'm Anditeur des complies pnblics. IN
Sheriff, I'M Coroner, I'M SurintenJan ut dps f..
coles pnb!iqnes, ct I'm Assessor pour ce,,e
Paro'sse, treize JUICES de Paix, ct treize
Constables, I'm pour chaque District de jury
de Police de cette paroisse 1"G
Les Iieux detection soni CONNIE suit
Ter District. Chez Juan Aleman. on dana
le v%oisinage. Commisa:res Octave Wives
Ms''zs Leblanc, Juan AIeman.
&c Chez Andre Acosta, on dansle voisinage..
Commissioners: Theop. Fernandez, Andrel
Acosta ct Trssimon Trahant.
Be A l'habitationde SEVERN Landry, prss
'eglise paroissiale, GU dams lie voisinagc.
Comm: Alex. Guillot, Narcisse T'emplet,
ct Martin Melancon, p eaa
DC Chez Marius %Albagnnc, on dams lie VOL
sinage. Comm. Et. Landry, W. w. Puygh
ct Marios A'bagnac.
BE Chez Drausin Himel, GU dams ie voisina
&c. Comm. J. Leftw!ck, Clairville Himo
ct Amedee Tete.
&c An cafe de NJ. Boudresux gu dams lc
%voisinage, comm Thend. I.abadie,
Aug. Freinin ct Ellie Landry.
7e A rhabitation de E. E. Ma!hiot, GU
dams 'e y%cisinage. Comm. W. A. Sims,
Vincent Landry ct Charles Bollnt.
Sc A Ia Maison de Corr de IN Pa,oisse.
Comm, J. G. Raby, c. Mavor ct q.
NJ. Forty.
g. Au billiard dc ]. NJ. Gauthiers Pain.
conrlsiIle. Comm. J B. Dugas, Felix
GiIIet et C. w. Jones. a'
10 Chez Duffossard Landry. OF dams lie
vol image. Comm Eng. Comeau file,
Vileor leblanc ct SEVERN Landry.
ii Chez FIR. Mottere. Comm, Hy ,'oIite
Braud, Ant. Diez, MarccIin A. Le-
blanc.
l2 Chez Etienne, Penisson, on dams les
~voisinage. Comm. Ell. Penisson fIs,
Citorhas Pcni>.on, Zephirin Glroir.
i3 Chez Ann let Simoncnu. GU dams 10
voisinage. Comm. Edouard Babin Anacle,.
Valcour Porche. A<3
IA. Chez Doreipo Rcntrop. on dams Ie
,oisi"sge. Comm. Pierre Theriot, Dor.
elmo Rrntrop ct Charles Gres.
fes commissaires d'clcctions dos dife-
rents bnreaux, ci.de-sus nommes par 10
Jury de Police de la Paroisse Assoin;,-
ion, o re9uis dc tenir Ia dite eiec,ior,i
1t den fire /" rrtonr an Sheriff so~ussigne
.oufnrmarnent a la ioi.
Paroisse Assumption 81 Sept. 1851.
81 A. r. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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VENTE De SUCCESSION.

Succession de fin Jacqnes Borthe.
M.Tat de la Louisiana, Cour du cinduie,
sas.S ms district Jndiciaire dams ct pour Ia
Paroisse Assumption.
En- vertu dun ordre dc vente, d moi q.
dresse par Honorable la susd,te c"ur, ell
date dl 10 Seplembre 1851, II sera ohart
en vente pnblique, par A. F. Hickman She.
riff de cette Faroisse. i Ia derniere rasiden.
CO dn dit Jacques Barthe, situee en- cette
Paroisse, sur Ia rive gauche du Bayou de
Lafonrche, a environ deux miles au dessus
du village de Napoleonvii!e, lie Jeudi 30
Octobre 1851, a 10 heurcs du matin les
proprietes CT apres decrites, appartenant i
ia susdite succession, SAVIOR:
I'm Cheval, u e Jument, une Vache, une
SeIle, Bride, un lot d'outils q charpentiers.
un fusil double, une pirogue, ct aussi une
quantite de meubles de MENACE tells que: une
armoire, DIES Its, bois de Its, table, chaises
etc.
Termes ct conditions.
Toute omtne au dessons de dix piastres,
payable en- Mars 1852, ct toate somme all
dessns de dix piastres, la Motto payable en-
Mars 1852, ct lautre moitie payable en-
Mars 1853, les acqnereurs devront fournir
des cautions bonncs ct su!1isantes ct toutes
sonmes qni ne seront pas ponctuellem"ni
payees u E%cheances porteroEt inlerat a
raisnn de hut pour cent par an.
Paroisse Assumption le 90 Septembre
1851.
81 A.. r. HICK IAN, Sheriff.
sH F&-# -
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VENTE DE SUGGESTIONS.

SUGGESTIONS de Angnstin Lagrange It dcRo
miieJfaillet. 81 femme. sous deur dscfaes.
I'm vertu dun ordre de vente 4 moi adres
- So, par Honorable la Cour du c%inquie
me District Jndiciai,e de rEtat de Ia L.oui-
siane, dams ct pour Ia paroisse Assumption
en- date do 8 Dc,ob,e 1851.
II sera offsrt en- ventc pnblique par A. r.
Hickman, Sherifdr crtte paroisse, lie Same
ii ID Novembre 1921, a dix heires du ina.
lin sur les lieux, dams lie Brute Labadie,
en- cet,e paroisse, les proprietes c~i.appres
decrites appartenant aux sus-dites Success
sions, saGoir: a4
Ter. Ene habitation sitnee en- cette pa
~roisse, riye dsoite dp Bayou Lafurrche, dams
10 Bruie Labadie. mesurant deux arpents
de face lus on moins sur quarante arpents
de pr"fondeurs plus ou moins, bornee dun
cote par Ia tterre de Neville Barrilleau ct
de l'aa,re cote par celle de Ursin Hebert,
ensemble evec les batisses ct ameliorations
qni en- dependent.
20. Tn Chsval creole, selle, bride, une
Vache ct son veau etc.
80. Les Oatiis aratoires, les meublcs de
MENACE ct bafterie de cuisine.
Termes eli conditions. st}s
La terre payable deux cents piastres en-
Mars ls52 et la balance en- treis termes
cgaax, IN tiers en- Mars 1853, un tiers en-
Mars 1854. ct lie dernier tiers en- Marsals55.
lac mobilier touts lots n'exc6dant pas dix
piastres payable en- Mars 1852, ct tonts lots
~sxcedani d, p~iastres payable une moi;is en-
Mars 1852, et l'altre motto en- Mars 1853.
les acplereurs devrom fpnrnir des cautions
pboanes It solyab,es. avec hypo,heqne sur
al dte terra. Ell tontes sommes qli ne seront
ias payees anx 6cheances porteront intertt
ralson de hut pour cent par an.
Paroisse A-somot.on III OrtohrelS5l.
~ A. F. HICKM NAN. Sherif.
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Sucrrssiou de feu Pierre y~4rren,1,t.

I'm vertu dun ordre de vente a moi
49, adresse, par Honorable Ia Cour du
Cinqnieme District Judicialre de l'Etat de
Ia Louisiana, dams ct pour la paroisse As
sompiion, en- date du 3 octobre 1851.
II sera effort en- vente publique par A: F.
Hickman, sherifde cette paroisse, lie Jeudi,
Cine jour du mpis de Novembrc 1851, a dix
~E,eures du matin. 4 la derniere residence de
teu Pierre Arcemant, en- cette paroisse, sur
Ia rive droi,e du bayou Lafourche, i environ
dix miles an.dessous du village de Napo-
ieonvil!c, les prophecies ci.apres decrites,
appartcnant a la succession dudit Pierre
Arcemani, SAVIOR: a m
1e Une certaine Terre, situee au bayou
Choupic en- cettc paroisse, a environ qua.
rante arpents 3u bayou Lafourche, mesurant
environ ~cinquante-siy acres de superfcie,
bornee en- haut ct en- bas par les terres de
anne &c Teate. s.tes
p L'esclayc nominee Eue, agee den.
viron 46 ans, boiteuse, avec son enfant,
nommc George, Negro Age d'environ 4 ans
Termcs ct conditions,
la Terre payable, deux cent ~cinquante
piastres compliant ct 10 balance en- trois
termes egaux, echeant dams les mois de
Mars DIES annees 1852, 1853 ct 1854, avec
interet i raison de HUT pour cent par an,
du jour do. Ia vente, j~usql'au Placement, ct
hypotheque speciale ct privilege sur Iadite
Terre, l'acqnereur deyra fournir une eau.
ton bonnie ct solvable. L'esclaye Eve ct
son enfantG George. payable, cent piaslres en-
Mars 1852. ct Ia balance en- deux telrmes
egaGx, echeant dams les mois de Mars des
annecs 1853 ct 1854 avec interet i raison
de hni' pour cent par an, de recheance, jus
qu'an Placement, avec hypothsque spectacle
Ell privilege, l'acquereur devra fournir iune
caution homie ct solvable. Tsslaa
le 4 octobre 1851.
Al A. +. HICKMAN. Sheriff.
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7H6oph,le Landry Us Narc,sseT 'tn,rles

THscphiIe Landry rs Forc.sse Temples
.9dr.
FFFshe Stste of Louisiana, Fifth Judicial Dis
IA trict Court in and for the Parish Of Assump.
ton. No 322.
SnerIfrs Sale, for a partition.
In obedience to an order Of Sale to me
directed by the honorabi" the above Co;'r;
dated September 10, 1851, will be o''rret g
pubic auction. by a. + Hickman Sheriff Of
this Parish on tne premise, on Thursday
the 23d day ofO:;obrr 1851. at ten O'clock
I. N. tn" tnt! wing described and. TO .o;t,
4 tract of land situated IN the Parish -
Assumption, CD the left Bank Of Bayou IA.
fourche. measuring on" arpent from by forty
arpents in depth, bounded bove by land of
Francisco Marquette. and below by land Of
Pierre Chariot, the above land will be sold
subject to a srrvitude in favor ofPierre Char
let, and q %usutruit in favor of Pierre Char.
let.
Tens and conditions.
The above described land will be sold on
a credit of one, two, and 'hrec years, ma'1-
ring in the month of march, Of the years
1852, 1853, and 1854, the purchaser to g.
We good security, and mortgage and the
privilege to be retained on said land
until paid.
Parish Of Assumption September Goth
1851.
- A. F. HICKMAN, Sheriff
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E1OR SALE--2 Wagons, 9 horse carts
OK cart, ] dray, iron a1les.
10000 Fire Bricks
Fire tons Tennessee Iron, different sizes,
Of sale by RICHARD q TENPLET,
nF Donaldsonville, II Mississippi At.
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| GOt StIS "a LiV ! S0S@SC VIC " tdC
police jury district in this Parish, and thirteen
Constables, one for each police jury district III
this Parish.
The places Of election in this parish are as
follows
LIST WARD. At or near Juan Aleman's resi-
dence; Commissioners, Octave
Wives, Nellie Leblanc and
Juan Aleman.
I'd At or near Andre Acosta's resi-.
dence; Commissioners, Thco-
phile Fernandez, Andre Acos-
Ia and Trasimotid Trahant.
Sd A or near the plantation of
SEVERN Landry, near the Pa
rochial Church; Commissio-
ners, Alexandra Guillot, Mar
cisse Templet and p. NJ. Me-
laneon.
4th j" At or near Marius Albagnac's
residence; Commissioners, E.
tienne Landry, WIN. w. pugh
and Marius Albagnac.
9th At or near Drausin Himel's re-
sidcnce; Commissioners, J.
Letwich, Clairyille Himel and
and F. A, Te,e.
9Th il" Al Maxile Bondreau's coffee
house; Commissioners, Theo-
dule Labadie, Anguste Frimin
and Ellie Landry.
9TH " At or near the plantation of Z. f.
MaIhiot; Commissioners, w. A.
Sims, Vincent Landry, Charles
Bollot.
9th At the Court House; Commits
%sioners, J. c. Raby. c. l..
Mavor and A. NJ. Foley.
9th At the billiard room of Chs F. E.
Gauthier in Paincourtville
Commissioners, J. B. l.. Du-
gas, Felix Gillet and 6. Jo-
nes.
10th At or near the residence ofDuf-
fosard Landry; Commissioners
Eugene Comeau fills, VilGor
Leblanc and SEVERN Landry.
IIth " 1t the residence of Fr. Mollere;
Commissioners, Hippolyte
Braud. Marcelin A. Leblanc
and Antoine Diez.
I2th At or near the residence of F..
Penisson: commissioners, T..
Penisson fills, Zaphirin Giroir
and Cltophas Penisson.
Iaih At or near the residence of Ana
clete Simoneau on Pierre
Part; commissioners, Edouard
. Babin, Anaclete Simoneau and
Valcour Porche,
I4th At or near the residence of Dor
aeu cino Rentrop, on Grand Ri
YER; commissioners, Pierre
Thtriot, Dorcino Rentrop
and Charles eros.
The commissioners Of the several precincts
by the Police Jury Of this parish, are
required. to hold said elections, and to
lake their returns thereof, to the undersigned
sheriff, according to law. |.
assumption, Sept. 9Th 1851. I
A. +. HICKMAN.
Sheriff.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

nv conformity to law, and by virtue of pro-
d clamatlon Of His Exce!lency Joseph Walker,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana, Election
will be held in the Parish of Assumption, on
Monday the Sd day of November 1851, between
the hours of nine A. Nj. and four P. NJ, for the
purpose ofelecting q Representative to Congress,
for the Second Congressional District, a State
Senator for the District c%ompond OF the Parish
OF Assumption, Lafourche Interior and Terre
Bonnie, three Representatives to the State Le-
g~isiation, AN Auditor Of public accounts, a Sheriff
and a Coroner for this Parish, a Parish Super
intendcnt Of Public Education, a Parish Asses
sor, thirteen Justices of the Peace, one for each
police jury district in this Parish, and thirteen
Constables, one for each police jury district in
this Parish.
The places Of election in this parish are as
follows
LIST WARD. At or near Juan Aleman's resi-
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=. 4ROISSE 1850 MPTION.-t:oUR
b NJ CrNQuIEME DIsTRICr JUDI

At,endu ene D. L. Rentropa prasenta une
r8lition a la Cour, a i'efet d'obtenir les Lettres
administration, a la succession vacante de teu
Patrick O'Nei', DECIDE intestat Avis est par lie
nresent donne a tous ceux que celia peut concer.
nner, d'avoir a diduire sous dix yours, les ~raisons
nour lesouelles il ne serait pas TAFT droit a ladife
PETITION. .
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
Assumption, Is Octobre 1851.
81 DESIRE LEBLANC, Grefie,.
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1h100 BRlQUES A FEU a vendre par
AcUVV RICHARD g. rEMPLET-
t.3e Avril - 1851
HINGRY, ~ANDREW-Grocer, opposite tl~
~ Ferries, Donaldsonville, Ia.
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-19

SU CCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Lacq"es Barthe deceased.
rifth Judicial District Court. ofthe State Of
Is Louisiana, in and Tor the Parish Of Assume.
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La s'.its ~ proclaim ru,1ros
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Pennsylvania.

80 PENNSYLVANIA.
'@oo from Ph'adepha, by General Wayne Yves. u,rer
1n nauner, Spread Eagle, PaoIi Frazer Yves,
"h'eiand, Downington, Cain, Coatesvile. Psrkes
ourg' oadsbuTyviIle, Black Horse Penninxtonvlle.
S nasuana, Zap kinzer, Bemonie, Paradise, Cor.
oopsVhie Enterprise, Lancaster and MeuntviIIe n
Coiumoia S33 miles and back twice daiIv 10 -
caster, and daily residue :" ~
Leave Philadelphia daily after arrival of New York
mall say at III p m and 81 am;
arrive al Lancaster same DAYS by IA m and 1oI 4. ~
and at Columbia by ia am.
Leave Columbia daily at 10 m
Ave al Lancaster same days by m, and a. Phlu-
ueiphia by 2 and 10 D M
SzOl From Philadelphia, by Rising SIM C,ern,n,o
chestnut hill, White Marsh, Upper Dublin Sprinr
mouse Montgomeryvle, Line Lexington, SelIers's
ravern, Bunker Hill, Quakeriown, Coopersburs,
oenre valley, and Fancon Valley to Allentown 81
mile and back daily.
Leave Philadelphia daily at a am;
Arrive at Allentown same DAYS by 8 pm.
Leave Allentown daily at 6 a m
Arrive at Philadelphia same DAVIS bv 4 n m
o@o' from Allentown, by Centre Valley Fredensvile
Bethlehem, and Heckown to Nazareth Is miles
and back, daily except Sunday.
Leave Allentown daily EXCEPT Sunday atAnm
arrive al Nazareth same days by pm;
Leave Nazareth daily except SUNDAY at ann
o.o, ArIlve al Allentown same days by 10 m.
S~o4 rom Line Lexington, by H,lltown HarersviIle
StTawtown, Pleasantly alley and HelIerstoyyn to Beth
ehem, 30 miles and back once a week.
leave leave Line Lexington every Saturday at Sam;
Arrive at bethlehem same day by 6 D m;
Leave Bethlehem every Friday s am;
Arrive at Line Lexington day by m.
Szoo FROM Fnedensvle to HeIerstown miles and back
three times a week
Leave FnedensvlIe every Tuesday, Thursday and ga.
turday at 10 am
Arrive at Helerstown same days by III am;
Leave Helersown every Tuesday, Thursday and sa
turday at IL IN;
Arrive at Friedensville same days by pm
SZOo FROM Allentown, by Oreied, to Schnecksville 10
miles and back, a week
Leave Allentown every Thursday at INN.
chnech xviii A.
Leave Schnecksvie every Thursday at 9 am;
- arrive at Allentown same day by IL No.
S|o' FROM fhadepha, by Rising Sun, to Germantown
mics and back six times a week.
Leave Philadelphia daily except Sunday at4p
Arrive at Germantown same days by s m;
Leave Germantown daily except Sunday at 8 am,
Arrive at Philadelphia days by 10 m
92OS From Chrishana, by Coopesville Bart Nav Pas
more's, and Quarryvile to Buck II miles and back
twice a week.
Leave Chnstiana every Wednesday and Saturday At
lpm;
Arrive at Buck same days by ppm;
Leave Buck every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 am.
Arrive st Christina same days by I2 M
S2Os From Philadelphia, by Rising Sum- Milesovp Jenk
inown, Abingdon, Willow Grove, Horshsm War
L Ington, Doylesiown, Dsnborough, Plums,csdville
PIPersvile, Ousville, Bucksville, Durham Reiae.-
vile, and Uhersvile, to Easton So miles and back
sir times week
Leave Philadelphia daily except Sunday at Gam;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-11

tFrom the London Times, Oct. Is
M. Kossuth has taken the earliest opportunity Of
telling bis own story, at enormous length and with
conside rabe ability, and, although We take total
~ different view of the personal character and pub
tic policy Of the Hungarian leader from that which
HE friends are laboring to propagate, We have re-
ported his proceedings since be landed at South
ampton at greater length than any Of the journals
devoted 10 his cause, and have thus secured TO
him ali the publicity We had IL in our power TO be.
stow. This fact is, we think, sufficient answer to
those who have accused Of unfair hostility to
M. Kossuth and his cause. We have contributed
with more effect than any other journal, to lay his
opinions and statements before the public, but We
shall continue to discuss their soundness and their
truth with the same freedom We are wont to use.
M. Kossuth failed in constituting himself the
Cesar Of Hungary, but he may pass, at least In
oratofy, for lite Mark Antony. Nobody, since the
Roman trumvir has more frequently assured his
audience that "they knew him all q plain, blunt
man !" or labored to conceal more art behind his
rhetorical simplicity. speech Of three hours and
a half, delivered IN expressive though not vernacu-
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city INTELLIGENCE.

ACCIDENTALLY DRowNEp. about seven O'Clock ON
Saturday eveniI g, Mr.. Augustus Y Csmmerfer custom
house oeer who resided at 50 Fulton street was
ct Pier No a. East river 1t appears that in
the ladder Of ship which was lying at that pier which
he bad few minutes previously, visited in Official
capacity his foot slipped aud he fell into the water
h supposed that In falling he struck his head against
the timbers az the dock which stunned him. and
quenty rendered IL mpoeble for him TO call for assist
snce. s,alor belonging to . vessel which Was lying
quite him In the water, but too late to save
him The deceased eft years Of age and leaves
wife and six chidrea 10 mourn his untimely death
moot active search made for the body but as yet
without success.
AcciDsSrs AT siI o'clock on Saturday morning 10
seph Amherst sborer employed in the sugar house of
Me@rs Howell King Co in Duane street accidentally
fell through the hschway Of the fourth story Of the
building and was 80 severely injured that he died shortly
Afterwards His body taken to the Fifth ward sta
ton heusc, and inquest held upon II by Alderman
Chapman. Veriict-Aecidentai death.
lad IL years q age named John o Brien residing in
street had his head and face burned and
muus'ed IN horrid manner In consequence Of the pre-
was playing ut the time lie conveyed TO the New
York Hospital where he lee In dang erous situation
John Jackson sailor attached 20 the ship Enterprise
mad MS skull badly fractured sunday afternoon In
conseguence OF falling accidentally from the ship b the
deck Of schooner lying ngsde Of her The injured
man was taken to the New York Hospital for treatment
hnuAny.-The first and second CON panies Of the
scaru Volunteer Guard Morton y. Fairchid. command
ant will assemble st Centre Msrxet dril-room, at half
psst on Thursday morning next for the purpose
OF proceeding their anniversary target excursion
They viii be accompanied by Dcdvorths fun band and
headed BY twenty grepsdiers composed Of the tall
Of York lees than >ix feet inch In
height and under the command OF Captain Enoch r.
Camp After marching through the principal streets OF
the city the company will proceed by the South Ferry
TO J. enediker = for target practice and dinner.