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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-13
For Old Point, Norfolk and POrt>mOutI


I AUGUSTA, undcr ,h' command ii Sr-.skzsd5s+9
rept Nm e. SrItli. go long AID fnvefnbly kno~n
lh, travelling community ou the Potomac and Jnn
Siver Is running the line YIN Port Nu
ihai,and furnished "ilh LIE T. BOAIS
Lfe Prc-eryrr.. Fore Pump aud ala the n, plnnr
lpircd 10y Act of Congress the safey "f IA,
uler-.
lhc Cars running il neHion with the Augusta lro
Rlcnmond leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot,
r,rry Mopia,. Wcdursdayand Friday O'Clock
Persons arriving in Richmond. by the Packet Bont
hHve bat a few 'tol.s 10 walk 10 The Cars
The Gars runui ( from Pcr.r-lmrg To city Point
connection with tho Augusta lcnvc Petersburg snu
nsss as above, nt71 NJ. from thr Depot OF The Arp
matox X u Co, thus giving passengers opEoftnni.
Ia ga from Lynchburg th.r ny The Packet Bouts
DanVe Railroad Ia Richmond, ct hy wuy 81 the snut
Sic railroad 10 Petersburg aud iron tIlere
~ e Nplfok.
Returning ia" Augusta " N irnyc Norfolk the nlte
ate da>s, VIZ: Tuc-dny. Thursday aud Saturdays,
j A
In" Augusta vii stop nj Old Point. both going
rranfniae rcea lly throughout the Bathing Srnsun.
tnrc bctWcrn RcHmund, Notiol, and Old Pbtnt, ~
tap, heta"ca Richmond, Coke, Rims Mill nnd
Children three ytnr- and over twelve
yours Of age, hall Prlee.
M,ads each, -........--..#... ~
Servants through. .--....-.. 1890.
Sers ants any point Il vcr.-.... $500. /
Med-, Observation-Disclosures .....#.-.-.......-. 90
Jun % dSeiS GIIDS DDDANEAD.&Rpt
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DoARDING ESTABLISHMENT fon RENE

DOARDING ESTABLISHMENT ron RENT
ID with lease for the ensuing year, or for term
Il wears, that extensive Boarding Establishment. Tn
central and well known stand, called Xvi, : Corner IN
the city of Lynehburg. Possessun to be had the
l.t day Of january 1875; but doubt, aIaneem. MS
caube made TO get posses>un at earlier day. For
ar 10 the subscriber IN the .y of Richmond.
,c, 3O-dfl ian RICH'D G.. MORRIS
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1.-THE Trains stopped io' passenger between an
the above named points the chargr vii be made ffo
th. point last passed by the Tram and charge vi
lee Ass than twent, tive cents IN any ea-e.
Passengers Who do procure Tickets tcSrcpt tho
who take the whore ticket not .old
Nil be charged by the conductor, per cent. IN n
lition the regular rates O." far" provided huw"s'
that in no .h,ll bc receive than
than fifty from any passenger, 10 any point
IA, road
Servants Wi be required To have two pas.es, on Z
he left with the Ticket Apcni and with the Con IL
tor. when passes, must be explicit IN granting the
lere To tayr on the Free ro1orcd persons W
required Ia produce their lfre papers, they will ut
permitted io trny-l On the cars.
Jun 10 L.. II Gil l., GcnI Sup't
~ All pnpers advertising for His Company vi
please stor nll odv rtlsrmrnis relation Pa,cng
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Low Fare from Lynchburg to Richmond
THREE DOLLARS!

oN ana alter lha lUth July, our Boats will leave
L hrhoufg Tor Richmond, Irweekv, viz: Tuesday,
thursday saturday.a p directly after the ar.
rival "i the Western cars. Passengers from vnchburg
are two night, and ole day on the Boa,: and thn..
wi" hqv husi ess in Riehmand. can wiiholi Ios.in
Time, save - 30 by king tin route. w CImrottr.
vile, Fri weekly coach's ruunect ia $ trsvi,; lc,,,
Lynehbur. At az, uuisr j. ha lno,r~v il, n,zf 40,
) n. ROY y, EDMUND \ DAVE 20 =,
uly
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RAILROADS. &C.

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NJ w DRY GOODS
~ PIllL.p ". PAYNE

Is nov receiving a vrty sup'nnr stock of FALL
and WINTER DRY GUDUS CONSISTING oi every artlcle
of Ladies aud Gentlrmen's wear Also. a large a-S,t.
oil Blankets, Lnisess and Heavy Woolens all of
which he offers the most favorable terms HIS ar.
patron md the public general >ectful 80.
Iicci To cap al klLE'S CORNER, MAIN Sr.
SEP l6 dts
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cpECIALN OIICE.-Ihe subscriber is now
- receiving liz Fsli and Winter stock oI goods con-
.is,ine Of Cooking Parlor, Office Church and Factory
Stoves for wood AID Gratcs every variety OF
.,lc nicely finished and very ornamental, aud will far
excel in beauty of design anst ing in this mnrh ei.
Ais the Diamond land's improved union Cooking
Ranges which warranted give perfect >atist icion
turn4ces Of variety OF sizes, Ter warming chuIe hes,
DIV, ling &c which will be To mdtI in tl.
perfect mannei together with Registers, Ventiiutors
and various Article. usually cpl in stove store-rom
u.ing The largest aud best selected suttment OF
errd II. one establishment hi. side al Ba tmore. AID
which viii be sid prizes that cannot mil to suit tho
times All Interested viii peuse ali ard examine ut
the Lynchburg Stove Works, east Main St
nov 3.dts c. s. BLISS.
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MEhCHANDISE
Fall Supply Of Haraware,---loo4'
SIIMPSON q BRO.

Sign of the Golden Lock. Lynchburg, Va
NN1 r aie now npenng IN addition 10 our iofmer ne"
w t,,k A yer, arse assortment uf HArpwsKE
CELERY. GUS PisToLs, SADpLERY. PLsTED '"ops.
llnnn on CLotns Honse k,cpmg A,ficss BmidHg
Voi,riais and FOOLS n D,9st crey atscrP an am"
which many arice. just Introduced i Hfhft III :
fall
We haIter oursriye, can eNblbhtoi Le pubr &c =
-ray aud those WHO will favor u with an examination,
greater variety auprriority of style and qnaiy oil
good. offered in Ibis II surpassed ~ any market
On g,,,d. Mr.. all new and most desirable, bnd viii
be sold at re-, -onole prut only all who vii EYe
rs a call autru-t with their orders wheh WI re-
teiyc our bel and prompt aitento'.
Merchants and others buy largely viii br chh'Rea
, sfnnll udvaHcc only. " ~ i
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Il II
Ifyou want tlc BEST fiood-. the PEETfIEST
\ Goods and the CHEAPEST Goods IN the mar A
ket
y Come to Hannahs Cash Store,
VIII. re they are now being ,pened. II is the lace
y where vau cnn get anything you want, ut ANY y
PRICE YOU WANT IT. 1t you would Ike 10
A SAVE YOUR MONEY these Lard times, a
buy your goods at HANNAH's CAsH STORE.
II Ii
I3-fs
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IA TEMPLE DE- FASHION, swx,>
sssA SITTER ~
Has INV received and IN store his Fall .tyle,f
GENTLEMENS FINE DRESS HATS

.
CONFUSING eve ,y lie and quality OF Hats ant Caps
uGup,ed for the FAB and Winter trade He deem, il
unnecessary 10 enumeate The diff rent styles aud quail
lies of hi, large and ell selected stock ~ The uivp-
sal reputation 81 his nimlabe HATS preclude, the ne
~ 9" say ing much that Ponl. wed H own
that his Hats unique pr sening symery and great
beauty, which are scarcely seen elsewhere His young
ueGs ali style Six Hats tul terury Of uish and e..
ah#ec o ~ye. auraby and shctfuc>s cunt be 81 Ins
>rd BY mi e.tab hn'tt tn State. His friends ru>-
omet, ard thu uuur respectful inv;ed call ,ld
,uPpy hem>e'Ne~ "i;h ea"d and Aaud,enr Hats nf his
own make. which are I aESIi and NEW. All kinds Of
tisis nude to nrdrr with n"u,ir-- aud spatch Gus.
tuners hat. dressed oyer--a, usual Gill at the sgu
Oh the Blue Hal Ter bargains
aei9 di, WN STTrZER
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DIVIDEND.

4 ] II meeting al the President aud Directors of the
"A Piu>ylH IA an LSnchhurg Turnpike Company
led on the ooh in,t it ordered thpt dividend OF
slx per ccnl be pad Ia the Stockholders on and after
the lst day ot November mex.
b. mdcr OF the Board.
oct 2i-dfw +. y. MILLER, Treasurer
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New Furniture Ware-ROOms.
NJ w r, RON ~

w. CoNANT, WIN. A. wALDRoN, d. sETszEl
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NOTICE

4 Ii persons indebted 10 the subscriber by bond or
oren account will pleas" come forward aud make
pay ent Ms lor ger indulgence cannot lie given. My
books, 81, ut the store of Suslcr. McEldery d
Ia. DON &C. PETERS.
ucI Dot.
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HOUSE & LOT FOR RENT
Pure Old Mountain Rye Whiskey.

IA have IN h,rd and tor salc me arli . "a pure
w moupllin Rye Nhisacy. thc hc-'. na aorbr ever
offered in this market LEE u JOHNSON.
1rt 23-ts
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02
On motion Of Mr. Martin,

Resolved That on the representation Of any
inhabitant of this Parish it shall be the duty of
the Parish Constable to notify any owner or
owners Of fat-boat or Hat-boats or other craft
from which any offensive. smell may or does
proceed, to remove or purify the same, and
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02

I.orrain, ne resemble plus au rapin de-
nue. fretillant que vo,is ayez WI. Hon
me iIlustrc, il possede une charmante
maison rue de Berlin, non loin de fho-
lei de Brambonrg OH demenre son ami
Briban, ct pres dc Ia maison de Schin.
ner son prerier maftre. Hest membre
de lInstitut ct officer de la Legion
d d'honneur, il Il treute neuf ans. il a vlngt
mile Iiyrss de rente, scs toiles sont pa
yses au poids de For, ct &c qui Iui semble
plus extraordinaire que d .etre invite par-
iois aux balls de la cour, son nom jete 81
soavent, depuis seize ans par Ia presse
4 lEurope, fni par penetrer dams Ia
vallse des Pyreaees-o -orientales Oh vfge.
tent trois verltables Lora, son frele aine
son pere ct une vieille tante paterne!le,
madcmoisclle Uraca y Lora.
Dams Ia ligne naternelle, il ne reste
plus au peinlre celebre qu'nn cousin,
neveu dc ST; mere age de cinquante ans,
habitam dune petite vile manufacture
re du departement. Ce cousin fi,t lc
premier Sc souvenir de Leon. En- 1910
settlement, Leon de L.ora rccat une let
ire de M. SyIvestre-Palafox-Castel Ca
zonai (appe!s tout supplement Gazona)
auquel il repoadit quill etait bien lui-
meme c'est-a-dire le tils de feu Leonic
Gazonal, femme du colnte Fcrnand Di-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02
NO a..
IT
ON motion Of Mr. Martin.

Resolved: That the President Of the Polic,
Jury is hereby appointed examiner of all ap-
plcants tor teaching il the Public Schools Of
the Parish. and the Treasurer is hereby prohi
bIed from paying any teac her, after the prese,
quarter, who does not exhibit to him the CO.
hflcate OF his examination and authorization by
the President of the Police Jury.
Be It turther ordered that the Clerk of the
Police Jury make the publication required by
Ihe act OF the 10th of march 1854, No 81.
On motion Of Mr. Martin.
Resolved: That the Parish Attorney is here
by authorised to institute suit against mada II,
tlrmln Songy for the recovery of the amount
paid to Joseph Guedry Inspector of roads and
leVees tQr work done on the road and Ieycc on
her land in this Parish
On motion of Mr. Dugas.
lhe President appointed Mcssrs K. c Mar
TN, Alfred 1ete and John Dalferez of :; com,
nlttce to re-dlstrlct the Parish into School bis
trlcts, and to make their report at the next re-.
sular session OF the Police Jury.
;: On motion
That Mr.. Pierre Blanchard be and he j., 6c-
reby appointed guardian of the Court Hous,. lot.
and the sum OF twenty dollars year is, hereby
allowed HIM tor his services we'll understand
that 1t shall be his duty to keep sad lot in rood
ORDER and prevent cattle from bein turned i1t
to it.
On motion,
The: Police Jury adjourned SINE DIE.
true copy, =
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02

Salon aia.i i'exposition sera CONNIE on
lie volt tres briIiante +" frapparcnt Gazo-
nal ommc 81 la voix qni parlc a,,x jou-
eurs euand lis gagneld, Is hi cut jeiecs
a l'oreille. A,ec cettc sondaipet6 d'ac-
ton eui dlstingne. les gems dn Midi. Gu.
zonal santa de l'hotel Cans la rue, de la
rue dams un cabfiolet ct ALA rue de Ber,
lin chez sou coisiil.
Leon de Lora fit dire son cousin
Gazonal quill I'insiait a dejeuncr an
Cafe dc Paris pour lc lepdemain, car il
Sc trouvait ponr lie momcut occupe d'u.
ne manierc. qui ne hi permeitait pas i.
receyoir. GazonaI en- homme du Midi,
conta toutes ses peines au valet de cham.
bfe.
Le lendemain, dix heures, Gazonal,
trop bien mis- pour In Circumstance il
await endosse son habit blcn barbean 4
beutons dores, ane chcmisc a labot, IN
giiet blanc ct des gants james. attcn-
dit son amphitryon en- pIetinant pendant
une heure snr lie boulevard, apres a,oir
appris du cotstter non, des ,naitres de
cate en- province qnc ces messienr.
habitaellcmcnt entrc onze
heures ct midi.
-Vers onze heurcs ct dcmie, deux
Parlsiens en simple ie1ltc disait.ii
qnaiid II raconfa scs avcnturcs i ceux
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02

ct TN barrage enlever, don't Sc melait
administration soutenue par DIES iiye-
rains, menacait meme l'existence dc
la tabriqae. En- 1915, GazonaI regar-
DAFT ce process commc enforcement per.
du, le secreiairc du maftre des requates
ehsrge de f;ilre lie rapport lui ayant con-
he qic ce rapport scrail oppose a ses
conclusions. ct son avocat le lui ayant
confirtne, Gazonal, ouoiqne commandant
de la gardc rationale de sa vile ct Fun
des plus estimabies f,bri,,uants de son
depar:ement, sc trouvait 81 peu de chose
a Paris, il y fus si cifraye de la cherte
de la vie ct des moindres babioes, quill
s'etait tenu col dams son mechant hotel.
Ce meridional, prist de solcil, eyscrait
Paris quill nommat une fabrique de rhu-
matismes. En- additioun ant les depcnses
dc son process ct de son sejoar, il Sc pro-
mettait a son resoar d'empoisonpcr le
preict on de lc minotauriscr ! Dams scs
moments de tristesse j tuait raide lie pre-
iet dans ses moments dc gazette, il sc
contentat de le minotauriscr.
Tn matin, la I'm de son dejeuner,
tout en- rnaugreant J. il prit ragsusc-
ment lie journal. Ccs Iigacs eui lermi-
naient un article !" No're grand paysa~
gistc Leon dc i.ora, revenn d sltalie de-
puts III mos, cxposera Plusicurs toles au
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02
ALGERIE.
LoRIEU souy yES1r

G l. o RIEUX sow ENIr.
/ l. L.7hhbnr annoncr qu'on Went de tcr-
miner, lie monument erige 4 Mtred, Il l.,
men"Irc dcs vutg!. dcnr braves oui SOU
| tnrcn!, le IL .a.riI, 1872, un glorirnx
combnt contre. .frois cents curatiers oyobcs:
hult d'entre eux fnrent tues ct sept furcut
bi ;s>es, don't deux tre, grievemcih.
LInscr'p''on sqlEantc ii etc gravee rn
arabe ct en- ic'tres de grande dimension
sur Pune des faces :,
y Ce monument a etc eleve
tll souvenir dn noble courage ct de
La bravoltre de virgt-denx soldats
Des troupes franchises
;. lul ont tenu ell echec trois cents cavaliers
kt au les ont combattus sans Sc laisscr entaner
Au commencement de Rebt der de Ian 1855
(ll avril 1922
a crttc occasion, I'.Ahkba, rcproduit
lc rerit dc cctte memorable action,
tel % 'iis &C lroive dams la brochure de
NJ. Berhrueger, ayant pour titre Cnm-
pogncs d" 26e d"Ligne cit .7lgerie, dc 1887
d IS44.
l,c !. avrl 1912, jour jamais me mo,
s'"'~ a'''e 'CH ai'fILiSS Hu <SOC uC llHHC CT
aussi, on pcut lc dire. dams ceIIc dc FAR
NEE d'AirIqncs une correspondence ex-
traordi,aire devait parlir dc Bouffarick
pour Blidah. lie commandant superieuf
await pu disposer, pour l'e.eorter, que
dix-huit homsnes du .6r, cnmmandas par
An sergent, ct anxguels on adjoingnit ~,
brigadier ct deux chassenrs. lie rosie
de Ia garrison .ttait tic service dc place
Oh d'esco'tc. Ce iaibIc detachcmcut &c
nit Ell route ponr sa destination avant
d'arrlvcr au ravin de Bcni. Mercd, j rem
contra 'ennemi embnsque en- grand mons
bre. II ny await ancnn mdycn dc Geyi-
ter nj meme dc choisir une position e..
sorabIe a la defense. ,.e sergent lanr
dan ct sa troupe .acceptercnt brayene"t
ce combat mega! ct s'arreercnt spr Ia
route, 'endroil on on venait de recon
naitre les, Arabes, ,.qui ST 'ronvaient '.lnt-
a un quart dc pol!ee de fusil. C'ttalfnt
en- grandc parlie des cavaliers Anra.yn,
soldats du kaliiah de l'Est, Ben Salem.
La resistance parai,sait tcIlcmcnl iinpos-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02
;REWIH, Ia,. Us, is, pON 1
HE@
CoMEDIENS SANS lie SAVIOR.
.ssefase.
rruDE De FEMME.
rTuDE DE FEMME.

Leon de l.ora, notre cefebre peintre
DE paysags, appartient Pune des pus
tnoblcs families du Rou.silion, espagn'ole
;d'origine, ct 1ui', 81 ellie se recsoumn,ande
par l'.ntI1ufts De a race, est depuis cent
ans voice IA pausrete proverbiale des
hidaigos. Vehu de son pied lseer d
Paris did departensent des Pyrenees-O-
,ien.ales, avec une soinme de onze francs
pour tout viatique, j y asait en- quelquc
sorle oubli6 les miseres &c son enhance
ct sa farnille an milieu des miseres qui
Ac inanquent jasnais aux rapins don't
,oute IA fortune ett uIe inlrepide voca-
alon. Puts les sodcis de Ia gloire Ct ceux
du sacces iarent d'adtres causes d'oubli.
81 vous ayez suiyi Ia cours sinueux ct
;capricieux dc ces etudes, peut-etre vous
souvenez-vous de Mistigris eleve de Schi-
nsr, ur des heros de Tn debut dams Ia
sis 1t de ses apparilions dams gaelques
III res scenes. En- 1916, Ie paysagiste
emile dcs Hobbema, des Roysdael, des
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02

lie cousin Sylyestre Gazonal ALA, dams
la belle sai<on de lS4l, apprendre a I'll
lustrc famlle inconnuc des i.ofa que le
petit Leon etait pas parti pour Rio de
!, i, Plata, CONNIE OH le croyait quill ny
e,ait pas mort commc on le croyait ct
quill etait un des plus beaux genics de
l'ecole franchise ce quson ne crut pas.
lie frere aine don Juan de l4ora, dit ii
son cousin Gazonal qu' etait Ia sictime
dun plaisaut de Paris.
Or, lie dit Gazonal Sc proposaat d'al-
Ter Paris pour y suivrc un process que,
par un contlit, le prefet des pyrenees-
Orientales await arraehe de Ia jnridiction
ordinalre pour le transporter. au conseii
d.Etal, le provincial Sc. propose d'eclair-
cir lie fait, ct de demander raison de son
impeftinence ;.n peintre .parisien. II
arriya Due NJ. Gazonal loge dams un
n.aiigre garni de Ia rue Croix-des-Petits-
Champs, fut ebahi de yoir le palais de
Berlin. En- y apprenant lue le maisre
voyageait en- Italie, il renonfa momen-
tauemeut 4 demander raison ct douta
de yoir reconnaftre sa parente mater
nellie par I'homme ceiebre.
De lS43 a 1874, Gazonal suivit son
p.oees. Ceite contestatlon, relative a
unc question dc cours ct dc ha1teur d eau
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02
On motion Of Mr. Laadry,

Resolved that no person shall have the right
10 cross or cause to be crossed on either side of
the BAYOU Lafourche, horses or cattle which
do not belong tot them, under penalty of a fine
not less than one dollar nor more than twenty
dollars for each co4travention, recoverable be-
fore ary Court of competent jurisdiction, one
half for the Parish and the other half for the
intnrmer
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02

At half past two O'clock the Jury met again.
Same members present ,:,.....
Mr. Martin on behalf of the committee ap-
pointed to examine the accounts OF the Parish
treasurer and &c claims against the Parish,
reports that they have examined the accounts
OF the Parish Treasurer and found them correct
and at the same time recommend the payment
OF the following claims against the Parish,
tD
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02

Inc iolce jury proceeded TO the election OF
Parish Treasurer, Mr. L. O. MeIancon Was
proposed as candidate and there being no op-
position was unanimously elected.
An account of MIR A. M. Foley oltwelve dol
lars Tor ma king The road and levee opposite the
| Court House lo;. was approved and ordered TO
be paid,
On motion of Mr. Martin,
Resolved. that the sum OF fifty dollars for one
year be and the same Is hereby granted to the
Io@owlng persous payable quarterly on their
own warrants, TO wit: Joseph Gaspard widow
Dominique Cavallero, widow Andre Acosta,
widow Pierrot Barilleau, Etieune MazeroiIe
Jean Donzelle, widow Jean Bite Boyer widow
CyrlIle Hebelt. widow Jean Dominique, Mar
ceilte Gravols, widow Antoine Dubois and Jo-
seph Saunier.
On motion of Mr. Daiferez.
Resolved: That article two thousand of the
proceedings of the Police Jury be and tie
same is hereby repealed,
The Police Jury Went into the appointment
OF the Chiefs OF Patrol, which were appointed
as follows:
lst dist Robert Maurn and Alonzo Sanches.
2nd DIST. Nuule Wives for the Brue Tongue
Fue and Andre Acosta for the Bayou
Lafourche.
3rd dist Euzelen Aucon Antoine Vela Jr.,
Ursln Melaneon and Honore Folse Jr.
4th dist. Benz jalnin Hall and D. Bourgeois.
9Th dist Bernard Romagossa Joseph friou and
Ferdinand Lasselgne.
9Th dist. August Arsement, Orvile Boudreau
and Bazlie Landry for the Bayou Laiour-
che and August Aucon Aarcelus Gau-
tread and +. Arsement for the Brulc La
bade
~, p ,I, I,;r,o f,r w., D,ro,
tourche, Theodule Deii.une son ut Aug
De!auns for the upper part OF Texas, Au-
gust Blanchard Tor the lower part OF Tex
as and Hubert Arsenauy for the Alaials.
sth dist FRANCOIS Delaune, Joseph titi Bourg,
Edouard Bergeron f. C. Loret, Edmond
Blanchard and Trasiinond Blanchard.
9Th dist, Louis Pareuton, Joseph I. Heoert and
Ozene Blanchard for the Bayou Latour-
che and Eugene Callahan. Augustn >i-
moneau and Luc Landry for the Brule
St-Vincent
10th dist. Emerand Landry, Perique Gonzales,
Seraphin Bourgeois and Douradcu Le-
Blanc for the Bayou Lafourche and a.
B. Leblanc and Desire Leblanc for the
Brule.
llth dist. Theodnle Savoy, Desire Leblanc,
Zephriu Dugas, John Mccartney, Hip
:, polyte Breaud and Perique Sanches.
9th dist Edouard l,ourg, Walter Morrison
!, and Cleophas Penisson.
9Th dist. Louis Comeau and SEVERN Crochet
for Bayou Pierre Part and Hardin Burn
ly and Thaddeus knight for Belle River.
On motion of MIR Tete,
Resolved: That permission is hereby granted
% Mr. G. Gateau to make small turning gate |
n the upper part OF the yard round the, Court |
House lot. provided that said gate shall be
made and kept in good order by and at the ex-
oense of said Gatesu.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-07-02
REGULAR SITTING Of THE Police
JURY or THE PARISH OF AS UMpIION
llM .jmr i2,h ts54

HH jim. i2h 1854
Ale lbers present:
A. 81 Foley, Alfred Tete,
lnin Dali, reg, Grstavr Ltuva,
r ~ M;laneol, Pierre Tntrio,,
k..G. Marin.
On mat,oii Of Mr. Ma,tin,
The reading of he proceedingsDf the last
session o III. Police Jhry was dispensed with.
On IN ,tion of Mr. Martin,
Mr. A. NJ. Fo.ry Was elected President Of the
Police Jury.
The Police Jury adjourned until tomorrow
morning at ton O'clock.
THuEsDAY MORNING, JuNE 18th.
The Police Jury met pursuant TO adjourn
tnent. Present:
A. NJ Foley, Prest g. Boudreau,
John nafcrez, Alfred rete,
Simsn Maancon, Vincent Landry,
+. nj. Memncoi, .B. L. Dngas,
t. c. Martin, Pierre Thefiot
The new members were sworn III by Mr. J.
3. L. Dugas, Justice OF the Peace of this Pa
rish, and tnok their seats,
On motion Of Mr. Martin,
The proceedings Of yesterday were read and
approved
On ,,otion Of Mr. Martin.
Mr. c. 4. Mavor was elected Clerk of the Pc.
lice Jury.
On motion,
The Police Jury went into the election of
Parish Constable. The President appointed
Messrs Dngas and Tate, tellers; Messrs vi
cente Pintado and Andre Solorzano were all