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MARRIED.,

ADAMs-PLArT-on the 18th September Rhinebect Y,
By p stryke Charles Adams Of cohoss y 70 klss-
beth only daughter wilm Plat Esq Of the former place
R-ESTERBROOK-O Sunday, the lesh september,
by Rev Gilett John Msor ESQ., to Miss Jane A. Ester
brook, all Of his City.
~ Bu,lnsion IN gsgsrs Pesss cory ~, s.n,.u,., r,
Rev DR. Knox Matthew McClsughry Of Fountain Green, H. 70
Eliza Campbell of New-York City.
Deaw Gazette please copy
fEABODY-PIERCY-I this City the 18th September BY
Rev A. ID Smith D. Charles Peabody Of ST. Louis TO Miss
Henrietta eenwood Percy of SewYork
PTCK-BENNETr-rn City the 18th September a. tue
Church Of the Messiah BY Rev Henry w Bellows Jonathan
PecI OF Tuhug L. L. TO Nancy Bennett daughter OF Lewis
b nnet of Norwalk. Corn
~ Norwak Gazette please copy. -. - M ,.-,-
EOOD-wYMAN-Ai Rooderyile, La Sale Co III Septemeer
by Rev L. Fsrnhan Levi H. Rood TO Miss Mary wymn for
msfy Of Woburn, Mass
WfTTER-MORRS-O Thursday. September IS Cold Spring
" Y Nv Rev Mr. Shaw, Lieut. Henry Wtter u > A 20 MIS-
Ida w Morris eldest daughter OF George P Morris
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME couRT-srsciAI rssn-Bssore Iadrs MircsEtL
CEsrKaL PsRx.-The counsel to the CorpoSafon Mr.
Diop moved on Saturday for the appointment of Com
sone and Estimate the taking of land for the proposed
Park between seth snd 10th avs bat from which suf
rated Messrs Augustus Schel- Luther BTsdsh. James
Kent Michael Ulohoefer and Edward c. West as the
Commissioners Objection was made on behalf OF certain
por4rty owners who claimed right to nominate Com
inissouers An order finally made. that parties own
ING property within the said limits file nominations with
the clerk before Saturday nex-s exceptions to DC
fled by Wednesday thereafter and the case heard on the
following Friday.
WrpESyG of wALKER AND rxrrspise CASsrsrs-
The argument the report of Referee was postponed 70
WiprsiyG OF BTExxAS sr.-Petition Of VIM NJ Alien
for award on No 20 Beekman ST. and of Catherine vsnon
on No &C. THE same having been awarded TO unknown
ownersl referred to John l.. Mason.
virrini. Maria Mas sst 9o't r d U.s.
Decree of Divorce on the ground s OF innaen'y-
An order WAS granted requiring Isaac G. Boyce to show
why attachment, should not be issued against MN
taken forcihy from the Court few day: since after
being brought up on habess corpus by its mother
MARINE couEr-s.s,, y.sss Msc.srHr
Plaintiff tenant Of house in Rector ST. to recover
dana from his landlord for alleged respass in causing
wokmen to the premises while in the occupation al
plaintiff. and proceed in making various alterations The
defense that Mr. Newman bought the property in March
rlsntif was to have moved out in May but in consdera
ton of permitting him to remain he agreed thai the land
lord might make the alterations and repairs in question:
The Court considered that legal evidence had been
shown Of such agreement assent and gave Judgment r
plaintiff, s5l and costs,
L. 5. COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-BefOre Commissioner sriL
The examination Of party charged with larceny in tax
ing belt containing $3.50 from the person OF stephen
Gordon who died on board the steamship Illinois, on her
from Aepnwa and clothing to the value OF 80
from his trunk was commenced, but postponed The &C.
cused it is charged the only person in the room OF de
ceased at the time of his death
COURT CALENDAR-Ths Dv
COMMON PyYAs-NoS. PIT, 9f3, SOL ,ai0
GO. 679, s9o, $50. 3O6, ST. Ill, ao',
L. s. DisrRIcr CouRT-Nos I6 II, %, 30, 81. a. 81,
sc, 50, 40.
published on Saturday.
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sales Of stocks Mt PhIladeIpbIa-saTrHDAY Sept H.

Reported for The y. Y. Tbgns By Ae-rs Par THoaAs
Ff 1855 100; do %. lsbz lJ
do Do 1901 do do los II; Philadelphia cent
If2: 90 CO. Rsicsi no 1891 f. 9Csi. DO y
ouuy 10; do cent odd nr Feb and Ansy 90
70 Co. new Jsn. sld jay si KensD0ns cent 81 do
WaisIN aSae4, SpnF CsTdsn cent o<9gzti West
Ihsaslphis Nes Fhsdelphis WsserWOrks o1
P:hrr. per cenr 81 DO. Coupon B0nd - Allegheny CITY
per ~ d. County per een e9ss Psnnsy PEI
cent ga Ais Tennrsee5 PER cent JLeI July sl4z Norh
Anslcs Bsuk ~ tsEHliEsnis Bank lxsg fhIs4sps5
bsuk isSdi4l and Aecbsnir Esnk '5al5; TONNE %
Esuk ssss O4ad Bark 10. KsntEeAy Bsn iisi hss
Nssssf O. referred Shares 81 sch1yikl S,siztion
NJ, - ia sass shaylki sgoek II u! Lehish Cosl and
Nyissfcn rharts sass. Lshsh Iona = cent ~ az LH.h
I1s b cent Biosfzsxe, lc 40rrs Cs8ol III OH q A
ri E Eo a. D cent, Isl 81 ash HarbgEz Railroad ot1,i
Hsrstrr Rsirosd Bcnds y cent &C. PeDn.yy.ais sf s4d
- Sl0 Fka fsfD Sorzfown Rail ost %, ~ keesa X
n a.. Resans Bonds J. ia ~ s<as< heae
ns uor e boLSs aD Oct -. ~ LOG 10 and ksiiFosd
s. IA. m aIa ~ IA Beaver descov AZ syssf sas
"a Carsl I3q 81 Sgs4ah.naa Canal bon ss III CheG
$500 Csndsn ard Asboy Railroad "a eI as go
~ Arbov Raires1 - a s&eo SQsgze hsanah ansl
"a a. 20 Perrsysani. 81 So LEO Peaasy so
. "a. {llS 40 a. 80 Do "a 81 200 do 10 csh sf;
- 10 RTosd 70 81 eeoo wmiaToa Rsilroad
y. 100 seq csn.L is 10 do 49, 100 Norm c.ns essh ii
10 -rluv s Nsrtaon pref sif Res1ss Rssroad az; ~
s.s.e Hi Cod 10 Lens isa1a Railroad cash S.i
- - 70 f6 90 d. 1916 lrr Larsi pref az 10 Penn-
s..rtrl. RsiIosa, ri Eelk Of ren1y v4nis, iz2
I<frssr fsor<--f SO tssnsyvtus - ~ s1 d. % ~; 80
ler< ssA 1T; 10 Losz Isl.nd ksiirosa ea<h Is
ys5ssen g. ~ 80 >Ie LeAsh g. 10 Isl; sisso seAsyik
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BROOKL w ITE-MS.

BoaRDIso HoUsE RoBBERT-On Saturday night the
room occupied by boarer at house m Warren near
rar If psnta.oons lying chair near the bed Inc
pocket book containing small portion OF the money was
subsequently found in the entry. No detection
ALAEx OF FIRE.-An alarm Of FIRE was occasioned on
Saturday morning in consequence oil the burning OF some
c,rnhn-ihe in Or HILLS stables on Scheme Fhorn st.
which had accidentally become igniied The flames were
suppressed before much demaze Was done.
DRIyEs AsHoRE Daring the gale on "Wednesday last
schooner laden with grain driven adore al sheeP
Heed Bay and the hands ON board were compelled 70 re
n.n in the rigging al night and then only enabled
tc ave thsuaselyes by swimming.
srFFocArrD.-On Saturday afternoon 8 child. aged
about years of parents named Mcconnell residing in
COnovef. near Dickinson made IT, way 20 the sink at
the Of the house and overbaancIng tsei Zen ne
,noter Discovered IA situation Immediately aerward bat
too late 10 save lis life When extr.csted dead
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fAdyerisementl
Duu Dprss Goons -Tfc ELEGANT Stock of new

RICH DRESS GOODs-Ihc elegant STOCK OF new
Tres Good. row oferd the Ladies Columbian Hall 10 2l
Orandt proved exceedingly attractive AID their extremely
lc prices purchases while ainE else
evidently APsneng n prices Dry Goods sem TO be
E.nz essseb is the Columbian Hall rich
India and Brohe sh.w Plain and Brocsde s fencn
German NerDos and oher beautiful styles OF
ood never ye sold such extremely low 81 pres
Rsneher Ladies when intend hopplns add a. you
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NEV-.JERSEY ITEMS.

DExOoRArIc DzLEGATEs.-Thef following delegates have
been selected In jersey City 10 attend the Democratic
STATE Convention to be held Thursday nexi at Trenton
Lesser C-y y-s. wad-Gserrs Ce,sety rno5a.s Smith
~ n, Sessra Wsrd-J d AibeTthsasen. yonn Riley
- 30 Thirs W.rd-John W Hsneor. - Horse,
- e. Fos.r.h wsrd-Nsrtia brssleJ, C. u dsaesx
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Advertisement
CIpNrY's NEW STYLE OF COLORKD DAGUHRREO-

attention cacsto URNEYs style OF Color
feature in the which be has ressny
PRODUCED Also his Nina and Portraits In OIL combining the
Of fne Dasuerreoype with the beauty
IN sof tie fnr oil painting Specimens be seen 81 ais
gnfeen DagueHn saloon No 59 broadway cor LeonaEdS
B. DsgueEreoiyFes Of deceased persons taken In OIL
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nke tSdh NH ro'~A~e ~NN~' AVN" 1890 "N~ ."
heavy shower
Tnr OPERA TONIGHT At NIsLos.-The Opera. after al
its pioneer failures in this country seems finally destined to
become a stationary thing among U.s. The triumph and
elimination of Art in county or in other words its be
ngn popuarzstion must depend upon moneyedcaptal we
distributed Now New York fast taking the rss place as
the weahies spot in the world wherein VII live people
the most means and where viii be the largest floating popa
aton with money to pay for costly emotions and pleasures
But Their, is still greater reason for the here of the
Orera or the musco dramatic stage conducted in whatever
language of which the Itaian Opera is the parent That
consists in the democratic nature OF our habits and stu
tons Ii Will hardly be believed but Nolos Theater holds
more people by least 500 than the world Aeaf
ee de MnsqHe of Parscne Of the largest opera houses
n Europe But bow Is this How s hthai Niblo Which
not considered grand theater which has no great depth
OF pa no dizzy fourth fifth and sixth tes. should hold
mere than the great French opera house and probably as
much as the San Carlo of Naples the Scala Of Milan
What ia il credtahe that theaier which are accGs
toned 10 look upon as provincial in size shoald be really
for the practical purposes Of It's auditorium large or larger
than the grea; opera houses Of the Old World Even 50
and the owing 10 the democrac nature OF our IN
sutons In Europe the exolusvenes Of rank and fashion
causes the heaters be built with private boxes each hold
ing only four six persons consequently the ters have
NO depth and the show of numbers in the boxes Is merely
superficial But the principle o. republican equality Il
thoroughly carried out at Nbos where fifty INSTEAD Of halt
dozen may be placed in the deep boxes and hence the
iheater be made do its duty popular institution when
We speak Of Nbos Thea:er an opera As regards mere
numbers in the auditorium may be placed on the same
love with the great houses OF Europe bat the stage IN
fror in depth and breadth and the Accommodations ot the
orchestra les This thater however at present the oeS'
for ara in this City and viii open tonight tor TIE suisa
season under TIRE direction Of tie celebrated leader a1
gsresz There vii be performed during tina Season ss'
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Advertisement
AppI rrnSis Art PIRIIC ArIONS "A EeX and great

APPLETOS's ART PUBLICAfI0Ns.-A EeN aud great
6ccgery ~ which tie finest Line ElUsyiags BY We Land
HsNnah sni other eminent produced 70 The
nas sold fourth the Of importing Subscriptions
received APfLETOS Ga lery OF Art No $50 Brosfay where
and Port oo in various styles Sands Tor
Medals OF Daniel Websser aud Henry Clay
beautiful national morss GEO j. APPLETON, tgIsel4eF
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CArHARIsr KKssEpT-No indictment fouai
sgsnst this girl BY the Grsni Jury OF Hudson County last
week the chaee Of aiding in the robbery OF the Had
son County Bank. and her suretios were discharged
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CITY I71ElG.
Se. THIS EygyfvG

ENTERTfLNMEvTS, &c. THIS ETBNfNC.
DAMON AND PyrHAS and Rolsnd Oliver a. the Broctway
ur SToos 10 CONQUER and The Mummy Buttons ghater
NoyEY and - Practical Man" at Walacks Thea,er.
FIorEMENr and Medina by the RAyels AZ Nihlos
ISclE TONS CABIN Mrs Stoves book the National
MUsEva-Ply Faces afternoon aud evening
JulLIrNs CoScERrs al Castle Garden tonight
SIpcwlcK's APoLL o.ICOs CONCERTS ST Hope Chapel
Woops MISsTxEL-E Ethiopian Delineaous-NO III Broadway
NEW-OkLEANS SERENADERS-NO. bSs Broadway.
FRaNcoNIs afternoon and evening
WAsHISeTos CIRCUS Performance aernO0a aud evening
SIcNOR and Msgcs Institute
Tar BRYAN GALLERY CHRISTIAN ARr-No S45 Broadway
rpE RHENIsn BELGIAN GALLERY-No COS Broadway.
TR1NyENsrrNs PANORAMA NIAGARA FALLS Hope Chapel
BAsvARDs EGYPT AND Holy LAND-5o broadway
sTyIN MILE MIRROR OF LAEEs Sc-Chnese Buildings.
GAILTRY OF EsYYTAS AsreuiTEs-Stuyy esani Institute
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MILLINERY OPEsNGs.-We understand that most
n ne f.biorsble Mine NewYork will throw their
slo, toc 10 The public week exhibiting unusually ea and
vs sssorrneut Lsaies Hiis Bynnets &c Their sdyee-
Will appear The ITbune 10 "aca we s 70 Cali tue .en
H. Of cuf lady readers.
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
Crystal Palace

70 cash on hand IS conbutlon fo Sept H. s6' 50
.....-S
Per L BROWN Agent
CytstqI Palace Nes- Yoyk Sept II, 1886.
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rrcEIn order 10 accommodate ell eses whing 70 see ms great
Dana IL prees Of admission viii Be resumed De
Circs AID Boxes. 3 cents.
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The Michigan Central Railroad Company made nego-
tiation in London three four months since Of
s2,5o0OOO of their cent Bonds contingent upon The
peaceful settlement OF the Turkish question We understand
that adyes have been received by the last steamer stating
that the negotiation has been finally concluded the ondoa
capitalists having expressed themselves ready to receive the
Bonds according TO contract
The following table viii show the value Of dry goods i'm
porsed Withdrawn from warehouse aud wsrcssussd daring
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CRY GUARD, HAD QrAErEgs,

Armory No. 63s Broadway, seit -: ls.J
PrcKprroy OF rag BOs roS CITI GuARD-Or No D
The Ofscer. Non Commissioned Officers and PriVates OF
IBIS Command are hereby ordered to appear a. ne Amor!
IN m uniform on the occasion Of the recep1on ana enter
.nmeri Of ourfrends tie Boston City Guard as foows
ON Tue-tsv Sept 20 at It O'Clock A. M the ColnpAl!
IN form Immediately and leave the 4rory at ciocS
and receive the Boston City Guard oa he Battery q u
o'c,cck i. NJ. l., L. ,,-z Z,
on uniform AZ 81 clock 20 escort our guests 70 Jeiens
ConceTs at Castle Garden by invitation ~,.-.,I
ON Wednesday, sept u. At the Arnory 81 y els
NJ In fall Uniform proceed With our guests to dinner
at the Irving House. ~ IN
On Thursaay SEPT. O.. at the Aruory az N ~
Ii nni:r,n 70 escyri guests 10 tie Crs. aace,
-rd 70 collation. rendered TO Us By the fir- company
National Guard
RyScvrp yxoN rKoyS:SG.-A LAD. u years OF age, g
.;isn,sI,y fsu into the dock Pecs slip on sGnrda!
,r.or ans, would have been drowned but tor tae sAeI
,ior. of Jo>er Badry sborer. who plunged alter MN
~ with Difficulty succeeded in rescuing him ms nos
ne in. instance In which this man has riskea Us He
a. others who have fallen overheard
ARats7 oF vAosAsEs-On SATURDAY nigh, tne IL
,srs Police crested ten vagTsn girls whom tney ,o1n1
,~.rtnr srusc'vesin eso-desy inner IL brosl"s,
~ W.. ,ske- before the Police Massf A.e a. tae
T~,ob- AID amer being repsin sndsd sere 2sfm'~a -
1e1e-. uaSar promise q future good sshsvsor
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The weather warmed up considerably yesterday, and felt
Ike summer again On Saturday about noon there was
hon
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ArIFWFr TO ESCAPE PROM THE PESITESTIARr.-Pat
sey Cosgrove alias Cockroach notorious rowdy of the
Eleventh Ward, who sent to the Penitentiary for
~ months short time since, attempted to escape from
his conne ny Friday last but being caught in the
at one Of hs legs decorated with chain and heavy
ball and he now travels about dragging the ornament
after him
THEFT AT TIE CRYSTAL PALAcE-A man named X
J Roph Saturday arrested at the Crystal Palace
charged with stealing articles Of trfng value from
tie German Department. lie was taken before Justice
Stuart Tor examination
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ARREST OF 4 TrGITyE.-Johu Nicholl, charged with
being fugitive rom Suffolk County where it IS alleged
he sole $500 from tie cabin of the soop Jacob Duryea
was Yesterday arrested and detained preparatory to being
scnt back for trial.
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Mr. John Libby, one OF the Sandy Hook Pilots while
beating down the bay yesterday saw the body OF drown
ed man aoat near Coney Island He had light pants with
dark stripe black fock coat and black vest and had not
been long in the water
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-09-18

L, 3 mon cceul CONNIE il bat; eh blen, &C
nest point paGce que ma tnlipe noire the
soh,it ct m'appelle; non; c'est parcc
que ,ons me so,iritz. sous, c'est l,arce
que yons penslicz votre front vers moi;
c'est p,rce que, je nc sais si celia est
vrai, c'est pnree qn'iI me sernble que
tout cn les faysrnt, vos, mains aspircn'
aux niennes, ct que je sens Ia chalcur
de vos bellies joucs derriere le froid grill
lage. Rosa, mon amour, rompez e ca
yc,, dc In tulipe noire, detraiscz Pespoir
dc ccttc nenr, tteigntz III douce himie-
re d5ace r8ve cliaste Ct charfnatit que jc
NJ etais Ilabitut d faire chaqne Jour;
soft plus de iledrs aux riches habits.
aux gfaces etganles, aux caprices di.
wins, 5tcz.moi tout celia, fleur jalousc
des autres fenrs, 5tez.moi tout celia.
mais nc m'6tez point votre yoix, vOtrc
gestc, te brnit dc vos pas dams fescalier
lourd, nc m'8taEpas fe fen de vos yeux
dams Ie corridor sombre, IN certitnde dc
yotre amour gui careasaat perretnele-
ment mon cgnr; aimtz.moi, Rosa, car
il sens bien que je ii'aime que vous.
--- Apres la tuiipe noire, sonpira In
jeunc file don't les mains tiedes ct ca
ressautes consentaient cnfin i sc livrer
i travers le gritlagc de fer aux leyres dc
Cornelius.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-09-18

da,s sec testament, veas ln'ordonnez
d'aimcr ct d'eponser un beau jeunc lIom.
me dnsingt-six yingt-hiit ans. Jc ic
cllerclse, &C ieuiic liomme, ct commc
toute tis's ioarilde est consacrec 4 yotrc
tulipc, II fslnt bien que vous me lalsslez
lc soir pour letronver.
- All! Rosa, lc testament est fat
dams Ia prteison de ma mort, Ct grace
au ciel, jc suis yiyant.
- Eh bicn done, j2 nc cherchcrni
pas &C beaurjeatye homme dc vipgt-six
i aingt,hnit ans, ct jc vicndrai sons
velr. s. s.a5
~ All oui, Rosa, venczs.scncz
- Mais unc cordition.
- Ellie est acccptec d'ayaiace
= C'est puc dettrois iours nc scra
question dc la tulpc noire.
- linen scra plus question jamais
81 yous l'exigez, Rosa.
- Oh dit la jcano file, il ne fiut
pms dcmander l'i,npossible.
TT CONNIE par megarde clio appre.
cha sa ionc fraiciie 81 procIc du grIlla-
&C que Cornelius put Ia TOUGHER dc scs
levfcs. -.#..=.
Rosa poussa IN petit cri d'a'nou' ct
s'cnfui1,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-09-18
: Avant tout, kosa.,.
: Fdut il que je vons croic ?

hut ~ iuC lt soHs C'oiC
- Comme vous croycz cn Dicu.
- Soft, celia nc vons engage pas
beaneopp de m'aimcr.
- Trop peu, mnIhcurcuscment, che
re RosH, mais celia vods engage, yons.
- Moi, demandn Rosa, ct auoi &C,
Ia m'engage-t-iI ?
- A nc pas vous m,rcr d'abord.
Ellie SQUIRT.
= Ah !soila CONNIE yo,is ates, dit
tllc, yous antres tyrans. Noas adorcz
nne belle vous 8tcs condan,n6s mort,
ct Ell marchant ftchaf,ud, yons lul
ronsacrcz votrc deruier sonpir, ct vous
exigcz dc moi, panvresillle, vons cxi--
gez le sacrifice dc mes reyes, de mon
ambition.
- Mais dc qnelle belle me parlcz-
yons donc, Rosa dit Cornelius, cher
chant, mais inutie,nent dams scs souvc>
Mrs, unc femme aqueilc Rosa pit
fairc nlusion.
- Mnis dc Ia belle noirc, monsieur.
de Ii belle noirc Ia taiIlc souple, ;nx
pictIs fins, a Ia tatc p'einc, de noblessc.
Je parle de yotrc neur, enfln.
Cornelius sonrit.
- Belle imaginarc, ma bonne Rosa.
tanlis que yons, sans comptcr votrc a.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-09-18

resolutions sniyantcs, qui ont ttt unani
mcnt aaoptfcs ::
Rtsolu par lie Ju,i de Police dc i;
paroissc Assumption
Section | . II est ordonn6 que pnrou
on drs Icytcs scront n6,ca,aires pou'
cmpachcr tc d6bordcnrcnt dn bayou or
de tout an,c cours d'cnn, les ditcs lc-
wees scront (Aitrs sur les 'erres oil llsern
ordonn6 dc les Constrnire, par le pro,
prlttairc De Ia terre Gu a scs depcns. :
Sect, 2. Pour I'extcntlon dc cettr
ordonnance. apafoisse Assumptions e.t
diFis&e cn desTx districts, comme suit J:
..c premier district comnencern "a Il,
Iimjte suptrieUrc de ia parois5e ct ilnira
an Canal dcs htt"kapos.
lie second district coHncnccrn nu
EanoI dcs AttaIl"pa>, y colnpris Ia dit
C"naI, ct hnirn a ii Ii'ni;e. ilifstieurc De
la paroissc. .e
Sect. 3. H. scra nomlIle an inspcc-
tcur pour cIncnn des dsttittts ci-dcssus
@tabIis par lc Juri DC polre,a l'aSscn-
bltc du mois dc JUN de cllaquc aimee.
lie dit Inspector restera en- ionetions
pendant un an Oh Jusqua &C queAson
suCCessCur SOFT nomme.
Sect. I. En- cas- desvacancc Ii pla-
&C Inspector, soft par resignation on
antrement, Iorsquc Ic Jnri de Police
nest pas en- session, le President dn
Juri dc Police procedcra imtnediatc-
mcnt Il la nomination dun autrc. inspcc-
tCur. st8
Sect. 5. Les lcvtes scrout co,strui.
tcs dams les proportions suiymtess
Quqtre picdS dc base pour chaque
pied dc masse d'cau, III crete d'au
moins trois pieds dc large, 1t 1tIevte
dun pied ct dcm au-dcssus du plus
hnnt nivcau dc lcun. II est bien cntcn
dn que 81 dcux ',vtcs ne SC reneontrem
pas, lc cordc qni dcvra les lennir, sern
lHit en- commun par les deux proprietai
res, ct chalue contravcntion IL teneur
Ia preseAt article, Oh nne paptie de
Ia tcncur, scra puaic dune amendc dc
'lngt cinq p'nstrcS,
Sect. 6. La hauterr dc toEtes Icvecs,
scra dun pied Ct dcmi al-dessns dn nj.
'cnu dn bayou d sa p'us grnndc han,
eur. Ia hantcnr pcrpcn dicniairc dc
cav SC prcndta sur nne lignc tree an
n''"u dc la Icv@c, ccttc lIgne scra de
c'm'nte par l'lnepccteuy, assiSt6 par
icnx habithnts p1oprittaires, du district.
Sect. \. Toutes lcvee5 neuvcs Sc fc-
DOT a telle distance du bayou, qui SRA
ndiqntc par I'inspcctenr, mais dams tons
c> cas-, Il nnc distance tgalc M noins
Fenx fois Ia base rcquise pour tele le>
te.
Sect. s. Tout propri6tairc qui pos
EIDE nnc tcrre faisait face, bornte pal
~ travcrsant IN cours d'ean Oh IN
hcmin est necessnIre pour l'usagc pu-.
Vic, sera force dc Iivrcr un chcnin Ii.
re de tous Obstacles. bGn niyel6 ct ~rc.
eve ~ milieu, d'au moins vhgt.cinu
ieds de large entire les io,sts. II sera
ussi du devoir dn dit proprittairo dc
lire III tnsse lc long dc l.. levac, a en-
iron qualre pieds de Ia base dc III tite
a,fc, ,unc profonicur su0i.antc pour
gottcr 'cs cnirots les plus pro!onds,
u moins dc dix ponees, ct Dc l'ansrc
6tc dn chen,l,, il fcra anssis IN fosse de
eux picds de pfo!ondeuF,, ccs doux fo.~
IS Sc'ent crcnsts en- pehte doucc dn CO.
ID clierain, afin d'cmpGchcr les roncs
es ,oitures Oh autrcs sthicnles dc-tom-
CT trop bruslnetnent dans les dts fos
Is; ccs deux ios>6s auront au moins nm
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-09-18
Monsieur / Editeur,

.Neuiilez annoncer dams votrc journal
que Nj. JOHN I. AYRAUD, titnIaire
actuel, est candidat aux prochaines eIec,
lions pour la place de Recorder de la
paloisse Ascension. Ii scra soutcnu par
SEs NOMBREUN ANllS.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-09-18
.M2uS3c}n / Editf7N',

cuEIcz announcer que. ctdald aux
solicitations dun grand nombrc d amis,
NJ. NlLEDR LEBLANC n CONSENT
a Sc Iai>scr porter candidat a 10 place
dc Recorder dc la paroissc Assumption,
il la prochainc election,