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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-08

difference trouvera-t-on 7 Celle que Ton
.trouve entire l'aigle ct le vautour:s gr,
La serenite ou rinquietude. .9lu5j
Aussi cette physionomie livlde, ce
corps grele ct souffreteux, cette demar-
che inquiete qui sen a!'aient du Brt-
tenhoff au HogstraSta Ia suite de tout
ce peuple hurlant, c'etait le type ct II.
mage dun maftre soupconneuxol d'W
voleur iineniet; ct IN homme de poll
eilt certes opte pour ce dernier rens
gnement, a cause du soin que celui
nous nous occupons en- ce moment
matt de Sc cacher. smd nq sisH -
D'aiIlenrs, il ktait vetu supplement
sans armes apparentes; son bras maigr
mais neryeux; ga main seche, mais blan
che, fine, aristocratique, ssappuyait non
pas au bras, mais SUI l'epaule d'un Off
cier 9ui, le pding a l'ep6e, await. jus.
qn'au moment ol son compagnon s'etait
mis- en- route ct l'avait enlrainS avec
lui, regards toutes les scenes du Bry-
tenhcff avec ufi interet lacile COM
prendre. #uaegsu. ESQ 5a.azzll4Ha5 aa
Arrive sur la place du Hoogetrst
l'homme au visage pale Poussa Fautrs
sous l'abri dun contrevent ouyert ct
flxa les yeu1 sur le balloon de Fhatel-
de- vile. aghit
| Aux cris forcenss du .peuple,la fens,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-08

UNE DENT DE SAINT PIERRE. - la
Gazette dc Tienne dome les details sui.
wants sur la dent de saint Pierre don't
le pape Pie TX Went de faire present
'empereur d'Autriche. Cette prscieuse:
reIique, que l'on garde a Ia chapelIe di
palais imperial, y sera exposee a la We:
neration des fdeIes aux quatre jours de
'anuee oil I'EgIise honore saint Pierre.
l.'ostensoir est un vase d'argehto admis
rabiement travaille. ''''@ @}35h .@9r.
Dams l'interieut de ce vase est la saii.
te relique, enfermee dams une fieur de
diamants ct de rubis, entouree de ln,a-
ges ct dune gloire,, Oh Pom volt trois
anges d'argent, tenantles clefs ct Ia tiare
du pape \ une paine. Cette gloire dnt
entoure IN reliqne est surmontee Dune
coupole qui repose sur quatre colohnes
romaines, don't lie fat est de diamants ct
un globe, LIE vase d'argent est dors a
beaucoup h'endroits ct orns de Pierres
prscieuses; Avec son pedestal, il a trois
pieds de nut: =. '.''S,7. .. .'"@-7
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-08

pIement charretier de grande route il
signait SON nom par une croIx, ct ses
reves ne b'elevaient PAS a,i-dela de !"
possession de patteiage don't il etait 'c
conducteur.
Tn heurenx conconrs de circonslah-
ces qui init X*** Ia la tete. dun petit
capital de 1900 frames, ct !ui fit lier
connaissance avec un des habituss dc
l'antre de PIutus, lie lanca bientot sur
la vote de la fortune. f.t
X*** - aux innocens les maths plci-
nes-eut une chance inouie; ses .fautes
tournerent son a,an,age; ses impfti-
dences parurent dcs coups de genie, ct
il nc tarda pas passer pour Pune des
plus fortes tetes de la Bourse ! On Pen
censait, on I'admirait, on le consnltaIt a
Penvie; ses moihdres paroles, avidenieut
rccueiIles ct commentees de cent ia.
cons, devenaient des oracles..
C'etait un success complet.
X**", pour avoir doute des lures ct
trop comptG sur les barbares du Nord,
perdu, lie mois dernier, I'M million.
Hier matin, son domestique, en ct
trant dams sa chambre, le trouva pale;
inanime, ne Dormant plus signe de vic.
Un fourneau encore Motto ren,pli do
charbons eteirts etait place au pied du
lit. L'intentioh du suicide etait ati-
dente.
Au res,e, une Iettre ecrite par X.",-
a.. salt present ecrire. - ne laissait
aucun doute sur sa funeste resolution.
L'existence sans Ia fortune tt1'est
insupportable, ,-disait.iI, je suis rui-
ne... II me reste peine vingt-cinq mile
Iivres de rentes L.. Mieux vaut mourir
tout de suite que de trainer une mise
rableIexistence!... Que les lures silent
ma,idits j.,
Des soins habiles ct empresses rappe-
lerent a.. la vie; son etat ne prescntc
plus aucun danger H.. 81. gH
L'histoire de Get ancien roulier enri-
Chi qui ne speut plus vivre auljourui'nu,
avec vingt-cinq mile |ivres de rente,
n'offre.t-eIle pas un grave enseigne.
ment 3-~s- ..5:5. = ug 1a, .sr.na-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-08
vARIETEs.
Paris, avrils

- Hier a eu lieu d la Bonrse Ia H.
qaidation de la .fameuse question do
rient, qui await 81 fort excite Ia belli-
oueuse ardeur des canotiers d'Asniere.
Parmi les victimes etranglees dams le
detroit des Dardanelles, on cite ue richie
parvenu don't I'histoire, assez curieuse,
preseme une verilable etude. du eeur
human. 1a &3 1
X***, IL dix ans, etaitt, tout sim.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-08
III
L'ELEyE DE JEAN DE WITT,

Tandis que les hurIements de Ia toule
rassembIee sur Ie Brytenhoff, montant
touiours plus effrayans vers les deux fire.
res. determinaient Jean de Witt pres
ser le depart de son Eere Corneille, une
dsputation de bourgeois stait alice,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-08
.Aion.ieur IEd,tpur,

iss yrnil,cz announcer que lc Jage DAVID
AmR.sp.Ir. est candidat la place dc
.luys de CO District ct quill scra sootenu
-. SEES. NOMBREUX AM1s.
NJ. A..omp,iou, 23 avril 1858.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-08

u TN CoNsor DAMS uN PREclPIcB. lie
convoi qui part chaque joura 2 heufes
de Philad lpbie pour New York, par IL
ligne de G mden, ma echaPpe, -sartiedi;
que par uA e pece de miracle a un ac'
cident Oh Rus les yoyageurs auraient po
ltrouver une mort epouvantable. saa
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-08
MEURTRE A LA NOUVELLE-
ORLEANS.

lie 20 avri Agnes Anderson cons
paru devant l.honorable recorder Win
ter. Une foule enorme sc pressait Ia,
avide d'apprendre toutes les scenes du
drame de mercrcd. II ete dome a
l'accusee lecture de l'afidavit qni Ia
designe CONNIE la pGrsonne don't la
main criminelle a assa ssine w. B. Tay-
Ior. .......
A Ia conclusion dc ce document, lie
iuge d'instruction lui adresse cette
question Qu'avez-. Gus repondre Il
cette accusation t.lors, Ie usage bou-
leverse, profondement emuc, Agnes
s'est levee ct a repc,ndu dune voix fer
me ct stridente Is Oui, je 'ai tue, ct
je le fcrais encore II ma ravi mon
honneur, ct s'est bientot fatigue de moi.
II ma cnleyee a ma mere, ct ma re!e-
guee en>ui,e dans une geoIe. Apres
m'i,voir ainsi traitee, il ma dit qu'une
maison de prostitution etait le seuI re-
fnge don't je fusse digne. II vou'ait Sc
debarrasser dc moi ct je l'ai tue. J'ai
erie d'abord au meurtre, mais lui aussi,
a son tour, a profere ce cri. ..
Vainement il tenle de m'enlever le
couteau, je me snis degagec de ses Mt
teintes ct je I'ai frappe; j'en suis hen
reuse. II ny await que nous sur Ic lien
de Ia sceas. II await ferme la porte,
mais j'avoue que c'est moi qui I'ai tue,
ct &C que j'ai fait ne m'inquietc pas.
Pour Get acte. qu on me pente 81 on lie
veut. C'e>t Iui qui, le premier, a mena~
ce mes jours, ct j'ai pu lui arracher son
arme ct men servir. Personue ma ete
temoin de cettc Attire nous etions
seuls." ....
La Cour, apres avoir cntenda ces pa
relies jettes dams un moment d'exalta-
ton qui ressernblait du delire, rem
voye jeudi proclaim rexamen de cette
atf:lire. .. ... s....... .... sa.
Un officer de police s'est cnsuite
prescn,e pour escortcr Agnes en- prison.
Ellie ao,s relieve sa robe, ct en- mons
,rant dcs ta.hes de sang qni Sc trou-
vaient sur nnc de SEES jnpes. ellie s'est
ecriee ;.' VOLTA 'c sang de &c misera-
bic ! Ell voici encore sur mes mains; j'ai
plai>ir Ie rrgardcr. ct ces mains rou-
gics de sun sang, je lie les Iascrai pas !!
C'est un spectacle qni me TAFT hen-
reuse !" 4s. .aa9t a#ag
Nous nous arretons ici. IL est triste
de .oir une jcune femme accusee dune
pareil!e monstruosite. Fasse lie ciel gull
SOFT et;,bli par les temoig"ages qn'Agnes
ma pas ioue dan, lie drame de mereredi
Ie ole hideux qn'on Iui prete.o.aga .s
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-08
yox PopULl.
Mar .;euy i'Editeur,

!" eni,lez annoncer rHon. JEAN
JACQUES ROMAN coulne candidaf
4 In troel.ainc election ayant lieu 'e
4smo i.t,.di d: Mai. pour la place
d'Avocas de District pour le District
Judicia;rc compose des paroisses AS
somptioll, Lnfputche Interieure ct Ter
sebonne. , /
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-08
Monsieur rEd,teuf.

9, -y.n;,ex nnnoucer Hon. JAMES l..
otJ)tE ,ommr candidat a l.. procha'ne
ltleetion aysnt lieu lie 3eme Lund, De
Mai. pour IL place de Juge de ce DIS
,trict i .Judiciairr. fcompore des parolsses
A..oaspsion, II .afourche lnterienrc ct
Trrrcbonnc. 4ea9 " " f1- J.
LES DEUX PARIlS.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-08
LES DEUX PARTS.

BEL .CIIERestscandi :
''a..t 4 III place Dc Juge de &c District
.Jadieiaire compo-s' des paroisses As
.cmption, l.afourche Interne ct Ierre-
bonnr.5 .atfssdlsi a A *5t
iYOX POPULl.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-08
anP rssE DIES A1EMBRES DU COMITE DE
slg LA COMMUNE REvOLUTIONNAIRE. =
or AU PEUPLE AMERICAN.
Freres,#

4 Iya bientotnn siecIe,s quand "a
meriaue proclamait son independence,
une tiotte annie abordait votre pays pour
lie defendre. C'etait la France qni We
matt, iere ct forte, au secours de vos pc
res, aui demandait l'honneur de aserylr
leur cause. de combattre dams 'eurs
rang., de partagcr Ieur danger ct leor
6, Auiourd'hui. ec'est ia. France sexiIee
aui demantie que vons l'aidieza son tour.
t,ni, Ia France exilee, emprisonnee, as,
sassioee, Ia France democratique, Ia
France repnblicaine, votre senr enhn,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-08
AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

.-1@a AGENTS DU PIONNIER.
IN, e. Eude, Passage
N,,r.o.,xAxs de- la Bourse, No 80,
encoignure Cont
....r.,ou NM Richard & Tempet.
iR,v,xRs-NRuvE. M. Firmin Duplessls.
InrnyLLE NJ. J. Breau.
. .sr.J,couKs NJ. Auguste Theriot.
sr-JsAs BArrlsTE, NJ. Edsard Perret.
=! p,, r.issnAuy, At. Edmond Bulliard.
,yu,s,nAux .. NJ. Adol phe Blanchard.
uou.. NJ. F. Gagne.
s..'M.,,r NJ. Etienne Pensson.
a.sowpr,os G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star
r,,,p R,v1gsE M. Pierre Theriot.
n.,..,r,rsrr,Ig NJ, G.. J. E. Gauthier,
yY Daas les paroisses oa nous navons pas
aomna dagents, nous prions les Maitres ae
po,,s de vouloir SO charger de fagence oe ho're
tsnil!e.
jANNoNCES: Pour les insertions, annonces'
,v. ate. etc. len conditions sont les sulvantes
ao p,r DIX Iresrs, pour Ia lsre insertion Sl oo
q Pan, los insertions suivantes 80: oo
Ton, abonns qui ,ondra snspendre son son aoon-
ns,neat, dsvra prrvenlr, par ecrt, . Hu".u'
nainxe iours au moins, avant fexplrat'oh q" 'r'
snestre 3
a, execute l'mprimere du PEoNrIER, e, &c
AK prix lee plus moderes, toutes esPeces o''
yr.res typoaraphiques, (Jobs,) tells que CAN
yss. yAcruRss. PAMPHLETS. BLAEcs: ETC. IL i''
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-08
iE PlONNlER De L'ASS0MP TON.
PUBLIC PAR
EUGENE suPERViELLE.
DIMANCHE 8 MAI 1858.
.conuttto,s o,1 1o,1rmal

ABONNEMENT:- Il Announcement est pays
Ole D 'AvAKcE. ..y
s.a vouR On Al :: ;;::::: -: $o w
roux SIX Mo1s :::: :::;:::: w
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-08
,rlk uUL L IR0N :
!. LA. TULlPE. NI0'IlRE.
s,i }agii ifAR nALExANDRE DUMAS. ai
5iqilsg @b sn9aan-sssS- NJ aa5m.eH
I'll PREMIERE pARTIE.. .+ea
saiisil9a sei 4fq r., q a'e a7bas9aa
LES DEUx FREERlEs.
q Suite. "

I'LL ssytH94 inat on'Ics lsal .Hi@g@G y
10 Jeal. ousrit ii porte; lie fide|e servi~
teur attsndait en- effet sur le seuiI.
-- Venex, CraSke, ct rete,iez bien CO
due mon ffere w voas dire. 10 Il
~ - Oh |! non, u ne sufiit pas de dire,
Jean; il faut que j'ecrive, maiheureuse-
fnent. saoirsef iAa.. sas b@ af
Et pourquoi celia 9H
- Parce, que Van Baerle ne rendra
pas ce depot on ne le brdlera pas sans
un ordre pr6cis. s -, t..,s.
n. -Mais pourrez>vous 9crire, mon cher
ami demands Jean raspect de ces
pauvres mains toutes brfilees at toutes
rncurtries. at5
- Oh si j'avais plume ct encre,
sous vcrriez dit Ccrneille. III.
- Voici ua crsyon, au noins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14
HOW TO DEPLETE TIE TREASURY-IHsTo
RY OF TIE LIST TEN YEATS.

The first cycle, which we reviewed on "Wednesday
commenced under the partially protective tariff Of lsi
and with moderatelysuppled treasury, and ended I'M
der tie revenue tariff Of Sll2, with almost bank
mpt treasury The second or present cycle commenced
with this Exhausted treasury and with almost bank
lupt people Banks were every where in a state Of
suspension. States unable to pay the interest Of
tLer debts and individuals were every where without
employment The average receipts of the treasury for
lie three years prior to the change effected by the
tie tariff Of 1912 were but fifteen millions, and yet 50
speedy was the change produced by adequate protection
that the revenue in 1884 TO more than twenty
nine millions. In lS45-G, tie amount received from
customs alone was almost tweny-seven millions and
yet in that year. prior to the of any scar
city in Europe We not only sold no bonds, but had
commenced tie reduction Of our foreign debt by dis
charging much Of tie interest that had accrued in
the three or four previous years Our dependence
foreign banks and bankers diminishing because we
were making at home the cloth and iron needed for
cousuup ton and the prices of various manufactured
commodities gradually declining as we were IN
creasng the competition with Europe for their prOduc
ticn Our consumption OF iron grew in the FIVE years
that followed the passage Of the act OF lci2 from
10000 TO 100000 tuns. and yet rapid was the in
crease OF production that We imported less than 100000
tuns With further continuance Of the system there
was every reason 10 believe that in four years more
the production would reach million and halfof tuns
Tie production of coal and lead. and of cotton and
wcolen cloth grew in Ike manner, and we were rap
idly emancipating ourselves from dependence on the
bankers Of Europe. We consumed much more per head
than had done before and were paving of our
debts Thus far, the reader viii see the facts are in
perfect accordance with those observed in the period
from les TO 1884
The treasury having been again well supplied AMI
prosperity having been restored il deemed neces
saIy to make another effort in favor Of British free
trade. and the tariff Of l546 was passed Prices, it
said were too high. The people were. it was as
serted taxed for the benefit OF few Manufacturers and
copous tables furnished TO Congress prove that
tie excess Oprice resulting from protection many
eases equal or nearly go 70 tie whole price at which
tie commodities were sold, although they in very
uany cases cheaper than had before been known
Specific duties were held to be Objectionable because
they did not rise or fall with the change prices abroad
whereas ad vaorem duties would rise prices and
fall as prices fell And such has been the case AperiO1
Of excitement abroad followed BY Of extreme
exhaustion lllprices fell e1ceedngly producing sim
lar reduction OF du.ies-lnl thus the treasury con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14
TO THE III ECTORs Or THE CITY OF NEW
YOPI.. WITHOUT DLsIINCTION OF PARTY

The Reform Committee appointed hs great meeting Of the III
a he duty ued The m had been discharged when he Amended
Tu YOUR Corie W eli NOV aid fhey feel called upon 70 i'm
pr upon that much remains % be done You have yet
epsbe men to AN ner he amended The
legislative Deiasi n Of The Cy GoYenent and ia Conntse
tie wsr. and Di yhsIe it has not SIssd been done sa
capable without gard to their past opinions
leading object and take ihe Official station for
or selfish puIPes in short WORTH Of The honor and Tor ne
great Cy VII Oh Lag been too loI mis- rned and abused
ready and determined 70 tale the regulation Of City Affairs
Sa Of IL, hsnes o. Ios ias1oss na 70 seI Io
loud call Of he tax sahrer now abroad has gone forth TO strength
pay extraordinarily the small return which they enjoy
mined that their shall be reduced II beut
se aud not quandeed BY the trustees who are appointed
Our aisio make The Goye'nnent Of The Gig ndpsn
10 ree A. ons a. can BE iope the service, Of All
sutordrste City officers who capable and faithful
10 establish she N Guy oaea that 10 man shan Be 'e
eonhne each branch the Ia proper duties and
r. ~ nnbii bsi, th h hsi nj ~ To- ~ f-,r
the public hsss the citizen by AeeualA-
se1eriy to bring shout economical Naturalization Of
hut penurous which would sacrifice the real alvan
NeEi N h rrorer electon OF lie daie CIV toyeru
noihns can ie more important z he ss which a oeeIras
those who PFsh by ngovsFnnen than the Character OF the
You NAV good Aldermen Counenea eslsia fos
but what will they avail have tima inefficient
Judiciary lsvs. This
ededy opinion ths before tie election wal be the duty Of
Of City Reform AID indicate emPhat
their preference fer those candidates j1cA
whom they shall worthy The sTascs the friends
good government Experience very remote, has demonstrated
the urgent necessity OF extending efforts 10 the si Object
securing just. frr and enlghiene d judiciary.
In sorslso yosr Coitse feel deeply sensible q the espn
shy that rests The in common With all good citizens N ne
impending The b. determined then vital
City. Let the well fail
shall have satisfaction seeing more ss in DAYS
At the bead Of or Cy STAIR. hOaes inteilssnt PasP
who viii ook for their ohs reward IN the good derived
the Ginteesfed exercise Of
the public good PETER COOPER. Chalrmaa
THos b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14

Il was then carried with few dissenting votes. to
mate William 5 Duke of the Seventeenth Ward unani
mously
A Committee of Five then appointed to notify thu
candidates Of their nomination headed by AID Stursvant
Delegate from Third Ward
II was moved and carried publish the proceedings of
foialy.
n B Blunt made some Of his usual happy remarks for
the compliment which had been paid him by the Conven
ton.
The Convention adjourned before IL clock, and worked
most expediiously. The old Wing Headquarters was
crowded with the Wing friends OF the different candidates
and great enthusiasm pervaded the Convention and the
Who's ont side
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14
EASTERN QUESTION STILL uSoscIpsp
DECLINE IN COTTON.
pREADsTurTs ADVANCED
HALrA,. y. s. Thur.dar. o. u Va.

HALUAS. y s THURSDAY OF u ,sx,
The Royal Mad Steamship Canada Capt SO,- a..
Liverpool on Saturday Oct l. about 10 A. " sr,.s !.
this port o'clock this morning bringing iss A,,.s
passengers
The Europe arrived out on Sunday the sSth uh
The Collins steamship Atlantic. from NewYork e.,
H. arrived at Liverpool at % minutes past midnight Of ~
day, the s7ih.
The steamship Humboldt. which advertised 10 lea,
Havre on the 2sih was detained there BY low des uu
Friday, the 3oth
The screw steamer Lady Egington. from Qaebs. r.
rived at Liverpool early Thursday morning the "a III
On the e5th and s6th September, yolen, storm pryad
along the British and Dutch coasts occasionng much ss
of life and property Rotterdam and other Da:cA cite.
were inundated ard a screw steamer Of Amsterdam via
lost in the Zuyder Zee, with 100 lives
The iron steamer Cammeston. bound from Han 70 Han
burg was also lost with several lives
The American packet ship Neya put back to Lveped
and went ashore in the MeFsey Several passengers in At
tempting to reach he pier drowned The ship Joseph
Walker from New York sustained considerable damage /,
the Merey The American for San Francisco asAor,
near Southport The Shooting Star lost her iopmast rs
Caroline and Intrinsic for Prince Edwards Island william
Ward and Kinda, from Quebec Stephen Glover. from s.
John were more or less injured
The ship Rhein from Hamburg ior New York with lw,
hundred passenger had put into Portsmouth with chOhn
on board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14
City Nominations Last Night.

CITY hEFOMkRs.
lid Senatorial Disircf.-Clark II. Wheeler.
IVth Senatorial Distrtct-Lanlord l.. Macomber.
Nth dsssmJIg Disfrict-Jamcs NJ BOYD.
XNVih Copndl D,sfricf-Chas Place Sen
XVIII Cornell Dstrici.-Wm r. Foster
XXXIId Council Dis'rict-,ionathan Purdy.
XXNIlId COHHcd Disfrict-RObert Il F0lger.
XXXINth Council District - Bovine.
XXXVih Council District Edward Falconer.
With Ward A'dcrmGH-N lillian u. Murphy.
Nth Uord-ALfcrm0H-G George A. Trowbrdge
XIIIth Hard ldcrmaa-Olver ) Rowe,
TEMPERANCE REFORM.
NNIIh Uard-AidCrmGn-S p Townsend.
wHIG.
With assembly Dis'rict-Edward p. Barrow
DEMOCRATiC-sOFT.
XXth Uard-Aiderman-W William McCOnkey
NVIIHh Alderman Robert {. Noorhes.
XNNNIIIth C0rncH Disfrict-Ihomas Faron
NIXth Ward ALl,rmaa-AnsOn G Heuick.
LIT Councl Districf-Johr McCIeve.
Councilman IN ANlIth Ward-(Dlstrct not named
John McAuline.
Ditto a. AIAth ITard-Thomas Payson.
DEMOCRATIC-HARD.
XIXth Council District Nathaniel Roe
NTH C0uHcl Districf-Raph BOgort
Nth Uord-AhermaR- Henry ii. Howard
With Ward-A8crman-I Thomas Woodward.
With Uard-Ad ermaE-Charles Ii Ring.
XIITh Udrd-filerm4R-A Alexander Stewart.
XVhh Ai9crmon--Ch ares \. May.
NNIIth ITrrd-fh erman-Niliiam II Cornell.
Councilman IN NlIlth Uard-lDstrict not named
Thomas Cunningham.
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neno,r ntIc Nomination..

US.icleslr Co-Distrct Attorney, Francis LSrkin Of
OrsiuinC. m -
NV Warren, Esscr and Ciatoa.-Senator, Eli W.
Rogers Soft
Hayne Co.-District Attorney, c y. Lawton Galen
Justice Of y ssious, \. NJ Knapp al sotis
JcGersOn C0.-Dstrict Attorney, Lew II. Drown Oi
NateIiOwn Soft.
SueoR Co-D.strict Attorney William WlcShan' Jr
ABcny C0-Assemby, l. Stephen NJ HolonoecA -
IVfh Senatorial District Cny The Hon Thomas +.
81 John lAdamantine HuDkerl Member OF Assembly Tor
Two terms from Seventeenth Ward.
VII Ufsfciufer, Putnam and R0,kiiad-Sen itor,
Abraham T. Stephens nominated on llh n Cola Spring,
on 2ith ballot over DR. Brandreth, by vote OF IL To g.
Columbia CO-District Attorney Robert IS NJ nen'
Hard Hudson and Robert b. Storm SOft,l OF HUDSON
Putnam C0-Assombly, James j. snaleyi District At
torney Frederick Stone all lar who carried the Eonn
~ Convention, and passed resolutions IN favor OF '
Clinton State ticket. n.
| Sp6oK. Richmond, and QuecH,.-Senator, John b
smith Hard and John G.. Floyd, late Soft Shell NJ I
This is Senator Cooley = District
AHeeheng Co. District Attorney, William A stewart
RicJmoud Com Saturday evening the County Con
veution met at the County Hall and nominated the follow
ing ticket Assembly Richard Christopher District AZ
torney Alfred DegroOt Superintendent II Poor John
Van Chef Jno. {. Garretson; Corones DAVID hchelYy
VIM W Teller Sessions Robt Birmingham.
Stevlen CO. District Attorney, Joseph a Rabbit, Soft
Kings-The Democratic County Convention met az
Flabush yesterday and placed the following ticket IN
nomination: Senator George B Lamar District Attor
ney Alexander McCuc County Treasurer, james NJ Sea
bury Justice, Nicholas Stlwen Coroner Joseph cream
er Superintendent OF the Poor }. A. Sail.
LirtagstOH Co-District Attorney, j. A. Van Deriip'
Hard ard Samuel Ii NOrthrop, iS0fti Assembly,
North District Leman Gibbs, by both sections.
Jeftrsoa Co-Asseniby, /. George A. jenkins, SOL
Hunker, nominated on Hard platform