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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-19

,,onsyille. it can only be done by putting down
The rates at ruinous figure. She will have
The same disadvantages with which, as we
have already said. Baltimore will have to con.
tend, viz transhipment, handling, etc. IL it
not apparent that the odds of distance, gra.
ding. curvature and convenience of every kind,
is too tremendously in favor of Richmond to
leave the slightest cause for apprehension,
provided only Richmond do not allow Aexan.
dria and Baltimore TO get the start of her2 In
| estimating the distance TO the capes we have
taken James river. BY Ethan and York river
IL is 20 miles less.
While on this subject, We would remark that
we made an important omission yesterday, in
speaking Of the Indebtedness of Richmond -
The Water Works, instead of being a source
OF debt, are a most valuable stock. They
could be sold tomorrow for 100000. They
have already redeemed $4,000 of the $500
spent in constructing them. Strike this OH
from the actual debt, $253,OOO, and we have
$4,000 rema lining. To cover this, there is
Seabrook's Warehouse, worth $4,000 to-
morrow, and certain thanks to the Central
Railroad whose depot is hard by,) to be worth
double the sum in less than two years. But
we will only strike off $4,000, the present
value. actual debt only $4,000. To cover
this the city owns lots and other real estate
worth at least $4,000. "a Tax Payer and
Citizen" only made the slight mistake of put.
ting down availabilties as debts.
The OPERATlC CoNCERT-The concert at
the Theatre tonight will be musica 4 treat of
very extraordinary merit. Signora SrEFFA-
NOM has ranked as First Lady of the opera
in some Of the most brilliant opera companies
that have ever performed in Havana and this
county. She is vocalist of uncommon pow
er and accomplishment, while as an actress,
she stands at the head of her profession, as her
excellence in both Norma and Lucrezia Bor-
g "a prove. 1t is certainly rare treat TO hear
such an artistic. She is assisted by vocalists
who are deservedly popular where they are
known. Among them, the young debutaate
EMMA BLANGINI, an American, who made her
first appearance lately in Charleston, and elici
ted, by her finished performances, the warm
encomiums of the press in that highly polished
community. We should be gratifed to see
the far-famed prima donna STEFFANoNI greet
ed by full house tonight. 1t would be, of
course, grateful to her, while it would be Gre.
dilable to the musical taste of the city.
A FAIR PROPOSITION. are requested
to make the following proposition to "a Tax
Payer and Citizen If he will bind himself
in a sufficient penalty to obtain, within one
s.Inn L u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-19

A FAIRY GIFT.4Thee editors, from their sultry
sanctum, send wordA of Endly greeting and thanks
to the ladies conducting de fair at Bosher's Hall,
for the benefit of (ReI Mr. Noores) First Presbyte'
rian Church. for theiH sesonable gift of refresL'
ments yesterday. Th4 iceeream was most palata.
BILE and. the sdjuncts fult correspondent. This
fair will be continued DUNG the remainder of
this week
The fair under the ma pagnent of the children
of Miss Aliens school foF this benefit of st James
Sunday school will also 81 on during the week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-19

BROAD Rock RACEs-SEdR IND DAY.-The race over
the Broad Rock yeste lay for the Propri-
etor's Purse of $780, two-mi heats, for which there
were three entries.
By O'Clock, quite large Der of persons had
congregated to witness the cd 1t, and the betting
unusually spirited, the Ma Edgecomb being
the favorte at two to again he field. Florence,
however, had many friends the course who
were prepared to back her, and who favored the
Southern mare, had but little culty in getting
their banters taken.
At the proper time positions drawn for and
the inside fell to Governor, the Is@id second and
Florence third.
After one false start, the three III of, Governor
leading to the head of the quarter Itch where he
wasi passed by the Maid, and she in( by Florence,
who won the first heat in 348 1-2 Eernor barely
saving his distance. P1
In the second heat, Governor agaAtlook the lead,
holly pressed by Florence the Maid Ing behind at
a respectful distance. Thus they w4 Bat killing
pace, until nearly the end of the ff imie, when
Florence passed the Governor and com ed to widen
the gap until nearly hall way round 1.-THE second
mile. Here the Maid made bold push the front,
and after desperate effort succeedd In locking
Florence in the last quarter stretch intoxicating her
home, winning the heat in S.45 II
This ended the race, Mr.. Watson Withdrawing
Florence, and the Governor having been dntanced.
We time and place the horses below:
l. Thomas d Watson enters CHI. m. Fldt renee by
Herald, dam Marchioness-4 years old-t7 lbs
1:2:dr.
: John Harrison enters Maid S Of iEE5dg s Bos
5. G. l. N Green enter oh. h. Governor by Register
dam by Timoleon-lI0 lbs.-3: dis.
Time, 148 1-2-1:45.
To-day the Jockey Club purse at three-ml heats
will be run for three entries having alrea been
made
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-19

| MusA IN THE souAaE.-smiths Armory Band
| delightd a large number of our citizens on the
| Square, ssdsy evening with some fine music. We
have nodf earned yet whether any pecunisry in
ducementas been offered them to continue q series
| of weekly Performances during the summer. There
certainly Would be the part of our citizens gen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-19

IS Inc New York papers contain ac-
counts oil the violation of two females on the
'iaiiaen Railroad, near 65th street. They
were Mrs. Mclaughlin and her neice. The
humans made their escape and no traces oil
hem could be discovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-19

HAVING given up Ine kegsIla business, cheer
fully recommend to my brethren OF tie various
Orders my successor and late partner, z McDo-
NALD. and hope they viii extend to him the pat
ronage heretofore extended to the late firm.
my l9-3m A : LYONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-19

Il NV PuBLicArroNs.-We have received copies
" Gsason's Pictorial for May 2lst. from L. L.
knitAAlain street. opposite the American, and B..
Eddhs G. Co, I04 Broad street.
bso rom Mr.. L. l.. Smith, part |, OF q new ana
4 Sctise Novel entitled Harry Ashton; or the VIII
the Wsy.
NJ sAsr LEAF FROM SUNNY sIDE.-Ths 10
Rsiots work, embracing q chsste and instruc'
tiv henbrial of pious lady, native oil Massa'
CHI es, Ind resident of Andover, named Mrs Eli
Eabv Stuart Pheps-and several improving, me-
raj written by Mrs. p prior to her last illness
The} ok will prove a valuable addition to Private
and oday School Libraries. For sale by u. NJ
West ~ Brother, Exchange Bookstore. since
writA the above, we have received from Messrs
Nash 4 Woodhouse, q copy of the same work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-19

EN MCDONALD, Successor to Med donald
IA, 81 Lyons, Regalia and Banner Mann
facturers, will continue the business at The old
stand where he will be pleased to MI al orders that
may be entrusted to him.
Lodges, Divisions and Encampments fitted out at
short notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-19

80 Washing and Bleaching.
s@>-A Virginia Magic Washing Fluid is the
greatest discovery ever made for washing clothes,
securing floors, &C. 1t saves time, LABOR and nard
rubbing, The genuine article is prepared ony by
ap2l-3m Z. J PICOT, Druggist
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yfte le %denouenent ct venir 0 Pap
prendre. lorsqne je TAI vi sortir avec ce
maudit Negro qui stationne d'ordinaire
sous mes fenatres...
- Tn mendiant j.. demanda Ia mar
quise.
- Un mendiani.
- Que peut-il existcr ent,e eux dc
commnn
'enfer le salt -. JIG Tai w sortir,
iibre. II nous ~echappc
Jonquille !! dit madame de Rumbrye
;,vec colere.
lie muiatrc Sc mordit la lesre ct ne
repondit pas.
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MN1s N~7EASSKANA,

S;sssk daIssAMWxsss.s ce Pau! O. HGbcrt. gou-
verneur de l'Etat de la
Louisiana, en- date du 10 Fevrier1s53 DIES
Elections seront tenucs dams Ia p~aroisse
ASSUMPTION,
lie lundi, 4ne -FOUR du mois de Ftvrier
1853. depuis 9 heures A. NJ. jusqu'a 4 heu
res p. NJ. dams lie but d'elire III Juge
President de la Cour Supreme de l'Etat de
la Louisiana; ct dun Juge-Assis'ant de la
Cour Supreme pour lie Second District.
compose de cette partie de la Nonvelie-
Orleans, au dessus dl milieu de la rue
Julia ct des paroisses Jefferson, St.Char-
les, St-Jean-B aptiste, St.Jacques. Ascen-
sion, Assumption, Latourchc Inferno. Ter
rebonne. Iberville ct Oues!-B Rouge.
Les lieux objections sont comme srit :
PREMIER DISTRICF-Chez Juan Ale
mar OH dams lie voisinage; commissai-
res, Octave Wives, Nellie Leblanc Ell
Juan Aleman.
2me Distrirt-Au cafe de Gabriel Rndri-
gnez on dams lie voisinagr; commits
saires Theophile Fernandez, Andre
Acosta ct Trasimon Trahant.
3me D;strict-A lhabitation SEVERN Lantlry
pres l'eglise paroissia!e, on, dams lie
voisinage /; commissioners, Alexandra
Guillot, Narcisse Templet ct Martin
Melancon.
4mc District-Chez Marius Albagnac on
dams lie voisinage; commissioners. f.
Landry, w. w. Pugh e, Marius Alba
gnac.
.3me District-Chez Drauzin Himel on dams
lie voisinage; commissaires, ]. Left
wich, ClairviIle Himel ct Amedee T'etc.
CINE District-Au cafe de Maxile Bou-
dreanx on dams le voisinage: commits
%saires, Theodule Labadie, Aug. Ere.
min ct Ellie Landry.
Tine District-A Fhabitation de E. L. Mail.
hot on dams lie voisinage; commissioners,
W. A. Sims, Vincent Landry ct CHI.
BelloI.
SINE District-A Ia Maison de Cour de- cette
paroisse; commissaires, c. l.. Mayor
ct A. M. Foley.
9me District-Au billiard de NJ. c.. T.. Gau-
thier, a Painconrtville; commissioners,
J. B. Dugas, Felix Gillet ct &. w.
Jones.
lone Distric,-Chez Dufossard Landry on
dams lie v%oisinage; commissaires, Eug.
Comeau fills, Vileor Leblanc ct SIEVE.
rim Landry.
lime District-Chez Francois Nollere ;
commissaires, Hippolyts Braud, ct
Marcelin A. Leblanc.
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d'HeIene de Rumbrva, dit III marquise
avec Impotence; Get hommc est sur no.
ire chemin.
- C'ess yrai... reparsit froidemcnt lie
mulatre.
Madame de Rumbrye frappa yiolem.
ment son peti. pied contre lc tapis,
- Vous sarez manier lepee ct lie pis-
toilet, poursuivit.elle. un dnel...
- Jc comprends, dit Carral.
- Enfin -.
- Mais jc s"is lache, madame, ct je
ne me bats jamais.
- Miserable cnur d'esclavc !! MUIR
mura dedaigneusement la marquise.
Carral ne vouInt point prcEdre garde
a cette i%nsulte, ct il ponrsuivit sans Sc.
mouvoir
= On pent tuer sans Sc battre... Que
Gus importent les moycns, 81 lie .%resultat
est lie meme 7!
Madame de Rumbrye baissa Ia tate ct
parut hester. Pendant celia, fmil du
mnIatrc la convrait dun regard furtif ct
rancunenx. 81 ellie cit pm voir &c re-
gard, ellie %n'aurait point nestle, car ellie
aurait GRANT IN piegc.
- II est bien jeune ! d~it-ellc enfn.
ST on ponvait i'ecarter autrement
Celia vaEdrait mieux, madame.
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SUICIDE.

Jeudi dernier, I'm de 10 %,oisins,
THEODORE LEROY, natifde France, s'est
empoisonn6 en- buvant jusqu'a la der-
Mere goutte, deux onces dc lauda-
mum.
Sa femme, malgfs les ordres formels
du suicide, a enyoye querir le docteur
Pugh qui est o N toute hate, mals
dependant trop tard, pour combattre ayec
succestles effets du fatal brenvagc.
Depuis longtemps Theodore Leroy
stait las de Ii vie. Bien des fois. depuis
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for the Parish of Assumption.
To all whom these presents shall come
greeting:
Whereas Alfred Tete a resident of the pa
IRISH of Assumption, having purchased at a
sale made by the Sheriff Of the parish of As
sumption, the property hereinafter described,
has applied to the Clerk of this Court, in
whose office the deed of sale was Re.
corded OH the I'd day of July 1852, for a
monition or advertisement, in conformity to
an act of the Legislature of the State of LOU.
sfana, entitled "On Act for the further assu-
rance oftltles to purchasers, or judicial Sales"
approved the 10th day ct march 1894.
Now therefore, know yc, and all persons in
terested herein, are hereby cited and admo-
nished, in the name of the State of Louisiana
and OF the Fifth Judicial District Court in and
for the parish of Assumption, who case set up
any right, title Or claim, in and to the property
hereinafter described, on consequence of any
informality, in the order, decree or judgement
of the Court under which the sale was made
or any irregularity or illegally in the apprai-
sement and advertisements, term or manner of
sale; or for any other default whatsoever, to
show cause, within thirty days from the day
this monition is first inserted on the public
papers, why SAID sale so made, should not be
confirmed and homologated.
The said property was sold by the Sheriff
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LEGISLATURE DE La LOIl.
SANE.
Baton-Rougc, "a ftvri

Baton-Rouge, "a ftvrier.
Nj. w. w. Pugh presentc nm bill
pour venir All sccours dcs dttricheurs
[%set'lers de c"%rtaines terres. Retere an
conite oes terrcs pnbIilncs.
M. Miller presente II resolution
ayant pour but d'in,iter les i%ng6nienrs
de IEtat a Sc rendre il Ia Pointe- Coupe
ct de f,ire un rapport immediat "a la
Chambre sur i'ttat de la grande levee.
Refere nn comite.
Nj. Ray prtsente nn acte relatif aux
avis dc ventc de sheriff. Refere au CO.
mite.
Tn bill est prescnle pour ailecter unc
somme de $4,000 ala reparation de la
grande levee. OPPOSE, sujct "a appel.
Tn acte pour fairc )e recensement de
FEtat "a etc adopte. ......
SENAr.- Nj. Bnrthe presente IN actc
pour rappcler un actc intitnIe acte pour
assurcr un abri aux venves ct aux Or
pheIins, approuve lie II mars 1852. Re-
!ere AL com',e judiciairc.
NJ. Derbes-Actc pour amcndcr la
troisiemc section dun acte inlituIe "acte
pour pourvoir a la ventc dune part
des terres ma~recagenscs. accordtcs a
pEtat par un acte du Congress, approuvt
lie 2 mars ls49, ct lie % septembrc 1850.
ct pour a~ftcter les recetIes provenant
de ces vcntes aux ~deoenses de i'Etat.
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Et ponrtalt ce moyen mettfaln
dun seul coup a nos embarras!
= DUN senl coup, rn'tdame. 3,
lie sang-Groid glacial dn mnIalre e'l'
81 extraordinaire en- I'm parcel moipseha
que madame de Rumbryc sc pitt '
regarder avec inquietude.
Mais Carral await en- lie temps De fop
poser son visage; ellie ny 'deco0'e
qu'unc rcsprctueuse ct passive so1'f
sion.
= Eth bien !! dit.elle en- glissant s's !
sophia de mauiere a Sc rapproche' Z
son confident, comment fairc RI
Etes-vous bien rasolue !?
Mais... oni... e s,iis resolne..
- Econtez moi donc.E
lie mu'atre s'assit aupres dc soa = \
cienne maitresse dun air determlnu. /
seule pensee dun crime comnaan
mcttait M meme nivean. sa5s
- Demain, continua-t-il, vons. ps'Il
pour lc chateau de- Rupbrye. y ,
marqpls, Ell ma presence, a ins'te Z 4
vier a lui rendre visitc. Ecriyezlaa !
votrc COTE.
- Non /! non !! s'ecria giveaneas
marquise. Cettc lettrc ponrrait::. !.
Vous avez rai,nn. II ne fatit Nv
vou. conrpromct,rc u. Jc me sOa's
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- Je fails mouche a trente pas, ma
dame /!
- &c dot atre charmant t.. Qu'ap-
pelez.vous fairc mouchc, monsieur de
Carral ?
LA marqnise donnait a sa voix une
inAexion de plus EN- plus insinuante.
- C'est, repartit lie muIatre, METRE
une seconde bale dams lie tron qua fait
Ia premiere.
- Nfais VOLTA qui est merveilleux, dit
la marqnise Ell Sc soulevant doucement;
alors, monsieur de CarraI, vons deyez
elre un homme terrible sur lie terrain /?
lie mnlatre refechit un instant. II ie-
Ia sur madame de Rumhrye On regard
cauteleux ct plein de haine. Puts, ce
regard. lapide CONNIE In pensee, fnt
remplace par son expression habituelIe
d'obseqnieuse obeissance.
= Vous avez un homme a tuer !? dit,
il.
La marquise tressaillit d'abord a cette
brnt,le gu estion, mais au lieu de Sc re-
crier, ellie prit la main du mulAtre.
- 81 vous faisiez celia, lui dit-eIIc, ic
vous tiendrais quite a tout jamais n
- 81 je faisais... quot O.. dema nda
Carral, aui fcigiit de ne Ia point CON-
prendre.
II faut que mon I'll, soft Ic mnri
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raient antour des pahneanx ct des iarges
cadres de glaces ,nontees d P%antiqne, de
legeres %guirlandes de lis. La fenatre
donnait sur IN waste jardin. Tn enter
silence regnait dams cette suave retraite,
Oh lc brnit des pes lui-mame Sc per-
DAFT, etouffo, par le moelleux pclagc des
taps.
Madame de Rumbrye etait etendne
sur le sophia, dams IN etaf d'immobilite
parfaite. Malgre lie demi jour favorable
qui eclairait le boudoir, une fatigne
inaccoutumee sc montrait sur son VISA
ge. Ellie paraissait pressure son age.
De &C malhenr, II faliait accuser en-
partie le bal de Ia %yeille, en- partie faf-
freuse humeur Oh etait &c ~jour-la NADIA
me la marquise.
TIL PAS w D.. dit-elIe tout i coup,
en- levant son regard sur Carral.
- De me- yeux vi, repondit lie mu-
lstre. II faut que le diable Sen soft male
Tout allait bien jusque-la. J'avais exe-
cute vos ordres. lie c,mmissaire await
fait sou Office. Pour comble de bonheur.
un incident don't 9 mai point le secret
await aggrase son %affaire, puisque seul
de tour les ~joueurs surpris au tripot, on
l'avait conduit s~ur.ie-champ nu parquet.
Je croyais IA chose cnlevec, ct e r6dais
autour du Palais pour connaitrc plus
~
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lime District-Chcz Eticnne Penisso,
dams 10 v%oisinage; commissaire, y
penisson fills, Cltophas Penisson ct zs,t
rim Giroir. f~I
13me District-Chez Annclet Simone,,
dams lie %voisinagc; commissaires, A..
clct Simoncau ct J. V. Porche.
lame District--Chez Dorcino Ren,ro, !.
dams lie voiSinage; comnnissaires. b."
re Theriot. ID. ~itentrop ct Chs. G..
fr-irs commissioners detection A.,
dit1errns burcaux ci-dcs,uS l,o,n,na, NJ
lie Jury de Police dc la Paroissc Assomraa
ton. sont rcqui< dc tcnir Ia dite ~tilecimn
ct den fAirc les rctours al Shelil sou,t
gn6 conlorntmcnt d la loi.
ParoiSse Assumption, lie 2G few. lSn
II A. +. Hickman, Shenf.
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IN nm, il await fait part a son meli'eur
ami de sa determination den fnir b'en'
tot.
C'cst a I'age dc quarante,tro's ans
quill a realise ccttc triste mGnaCe.-N
Iaisse deux cnfants ct unc petite fortune
d'cnviron dix mile piastrcs, fortune quill
await acquiSe en- travailIant ~bca"conp.
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- II faut pourtant que mon fills ait
cette fortune, reprit Ia marqnise . voix
base, ct CONNIE Ell Sc p%ariant a ellie
meme; il le faut j.. Monsieur de Carral,
aiouta-t>eIle ayec u1 sourire sournois, on
dit que vous tirez l'6pee CONNIE Saint
Georges, votre confrere
Uni quinze ans de sale, repondit
lie mulatre en- Sc rengorgcant.
C'est au mieux t.. On dit encore
que yous maven point vosrc ;aareil IN
~nissolct d la main.
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A Wis

Est par lie present dome aux contribuables
de la p%aroisse Assumption. que lie soussigne a
ce Jour depose lie tableau de Taxes pour Pan
nee 1852, au bureau dn Recorder de cette
paroisse.
Toutes personnes interessees sont REFUSES
de faire leurs objections dams les delais requis
par Ia loi.
Paroisse Assumption, % fevrier 1853.
ALFRED TETE,
~ Assessor.
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MNNASL,

bruary 1893, EleCtiOhs VIII ne held ID mi
parish of Assumption, on Monday, the nj
day of April 1858, from 9 O'Clock 4
NJ. to 4 O'Clock p. NJ. for the purpo., /
eiccting a Chief Justice of the suprtn
Court of the State of Louisiana; an ION
Associate Justice, for the Second Dis,itu
composed of that portion Of the City.ofNe
Orleans, which is situated above the In
extending along the middle of Julia sGe
until it strikes the New Orleans Canal, an
thence down said Canal t" the Lake, iii
the pari she's Of Jefferson, ST John the b.
fist, St-CbarIes, St.Jalnes, Ascension, A.
sumption, La(onrche Interior, Tcrreboha
IbervilIe, and West Baton Rouge.
The places of E~lecsionssre as FELLOW
FIRST WARD. At or near Juan A!ema
residence; commissioners, Uclave VII
YES, Melize Leblanc and j. .Alenah
End Ward. AT or near Gabriel Rodricn
coffee house; commissioners, Thu
plile Fernandez, Andre .Acesta aH
Trasimond Trahant. ID
3rd Ward. At or near the plantation ofS.E
verin Landry near the ~parrohhI
church; commissioners, Alex. Guia
NarciSse Tcmplet. Il p. NJ. Melanc@
lth Ward. At or near Marius .AlbagnaiI
residences; commissioners, +. Land1
W. W. Pugh Il Marius .Albaglac.
5th Ward. At or near Drauzin Himtl'ir
sidence; commissioners, j. Letlwil
CIairyilIe Himel aud T.. 4. TGte.
9th Ward. At or near The coffee house. i
Maxile Boudreanx; commissioners, IL
Labadie, Aug. Flemin u'sd Il. Landl
7th Ward. At or near the plantation OIL
f.. Maiiho'; commissioners, ". 4. sim,
Vincent Landry q Charles lsellM,
9Th Ward. At the court house; coinmiasau
ers, G. l.. Mavor and \. NJ. Faley,
9th Ward. At the billiard room Of !. Z. ii
Gau,hier. in Painconrt>ille communism
ners. J. Il. l.. Dngas, Felix Ginet y
g.. w. Jones. a'.
10th Ward. At or near the residence 4
Dutfossald Landry; commissioners, Il
Comean fills, Vileor Leblanc and Ser'||
rim Landry.
18th Ward. At the residence Of +. Mollcr|
commissioners, Eiipolye Himel, mar
celin A. Leblanc.
10th Ward. st or near the residence oihI
Penisson; commissioners, Eiienne ~
Nilsson fills, Zephirin Giroir and Wv
phas Penisson.
18th Ward. At or near the residence q e
Simonean, in Pierre Pari; colnn,i''e
ners, A, Simoneau and j. v. Porchf.
18th Ward. At or near The residence Of "
Rentrop, in Grand River; conml''9r
ers, Pierre Theriot, Dmcino Renlr
and Charles eros.
~The commissioners Of iiheiscvcfaI
precincts appointed by the Police Ja9|
of the Parish Of Assumption, are fefee'|
required to hold said election and /
make the returns thereof according VI
law. tasR
Parish Of Assumption, Feb. 10Th icaI
"a A. r. HICKMAN, ShcfpI
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-27
NECROLOGIE.

Decide d la Nonvclle. Orleans, le q
dc &C mois, JosEfu TRrco, il l'age dc
4S ans.
Joseph Trigo, natif dn Ferrol. etaii
venu eli Louisiana hicn jeune encore,
ct s'y etait cree II position honorable.
de nombreuses ct sincercs amities.-il
await acqnis en- Amtriqne tout &C que les
natures mobiles ct generenses Y trouvent
t]oujours. L a commando Iongtemps Ia
compagnic de Ca-udores lie Orleans, ct
81 qnelques hommes Font accuse d,asoir
en- cette ~capacite outrcpasst scs ponvolrs,
lis ne Font accuse que d'exces dc patrio.
tisme, dcxces d.amonr pour son pays
d'adoption, pour Ihonncnr dn drapeau
ani Iui await ete conihi.
Aujonrd'hui pas IN homne nc lui sur
Wit qui o>crait rrgrettcr les distinctions
don't il ii etc !.ohjet, pas IN homme, de
tous ccux qli Font lrequente, qn' ne re-
.connaisse en- hi I'M bon republican,, un
loyal ct yertuenx citoyen. .
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-02-27
OTHC E

Is hereby given to all persons Interested OF
this parish of Assumption, that the undersigned
has delivered his tableau of flakes for the year
1852. in the parish Recorders Office.
All persons Interested are hereby required
to make their objections to said tabieauif any
they have within the delays required by law.
Assumption, February 23rd 1853.
ALFRED TETE,
ID Assessor.