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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-19
Assumption This 10 Jnne 1884.
Succession d'AIf6d Dorvlu.

Succession d'AIfred DorviI,.
Etat de Ia Louisiana. ria,oisse hsso,np:
ton. - Cour du 5me district Judi
clare.
En- vertu dun dtcrGt de Honorable Ia sus-
dite cour date le 9 .luin 1854 d moi ~adrcssc,
ii sera oifGrt en- yente publique a Ia residence
de FRANCOIS Daudouin sur l'habitation de la
We Auguste T6tc dams la Paroisse Assomp-
ton rive droite du bayou Lafourche Il environ
un mile au dessous du village dc Labadieville
Jeudl lie II juliet 1854 a l0heures A. NJ. par
G. l.. Blanchard encanteur dams ct pour la Pa.
roisse Assumption les proprietes suiyantes ap'
portenant d ia dite Succession, SAVIOR
Felonise, negresse agte d'envlron 80 ans, ct
seq quatre %entants Celine agee dc 6 ans. Vic.
TORN age de 4 ans Victorine agte de 4 ans, e'
pi6rride agGe de mois.
Z. Tn chevai.
Termes, Compliant.
e. T. BLAN CARD. Encahteur.
Parolsse Assumption le 10 jun 1854.
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DO.N ANDRE SOLORr.1N-0.
COLLECTOR s. AGENT. -.
49, 3sonnnLp5dEJn. Iasus
III tNOS

Nj. \. Flandry ]annoilce aux hahitants dc
Ia cote quill aura t%ouJours CT main dos Pia-
nos de Ia manufacture de,Faiyre, dextellcn-
te qua!ltt, systemic en- iert. |. vendra ccs
Instruments a des conditions on ne, peut plus
avantagcuses. le lubricant lui vendanti ,s.s
prodult aux prly d'artistc, cost -a-dire pvpc
de- pllsgrands a'antages encore qn'aux maf.
cllauds.
Les Pianos de la manufacture de Faivr..
sont aujonrd.hul une reputation uniyerseile
Recommends deJa par Herr ct Strakosch,
Pop mon dc Gottschalk sur ces lnstrnmels..
leur Il donlc, ~surtout Ell Louisiana, une vogue
plus grande encore. C'rst &c qui a determine
NJ. flandry a etabllr i DonaIdsonyille. W,
dc pot dc ces Pianos, sans contred1t les plus
colvenables SOUS un clinat CONNIE le nbtre
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-19

l'atonrche measuring two arpcnts front by
forty arpents III depth bounded above by land
of a. NJ. Foley and below by laad Of widow
ilirrrc Nenvi,le Mirc together with all the
buildings d Improvements thereon.
Seized to pay and satisfy said wit and costs
of suit. ..'
10 be sold with the bYneflt Improvement.
Teras CdSH.
Assumption May 29th 1854.
A. F.NICkMAN sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-19
Succession ii Charles Dobetbower
deceased.

~ v~ittnc Of n decree ol the honorable the
Fttl, "Juiicinl District Court, Of the STATE Of
Louisiana, in aud for the parish of Assumption
viii be offered at public auction at the Court
House Of Napolcolvllle on thursday The - day
ol June 1854 d 10 O.eiock A, NJ. by a. L; HlCk-
MAN sheriff Of this parish, the following des-
c ibed property, belonging to the above sdnces-
sion to Wit,
A horse, saddle AMI Birdie. 4 silver watch.
Terms h Conditions.--Casil.
Assumption June 10th 1884.
Il. j., HICKMAN sheriff,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-19
Succession dc &. Dobrlbower dectdt

5nccsslor &c e. I'obrlbowef DECIDE.
I'm yerta dur dtcret de Honorable Cour du
cinauia,no District Judiciairr de l'Etat de la
Lou. siane dams ct pour Ia Paroisse hssomptioti
Il sere ofticpt en- 'tepte. p%ubiiqiet a n 'raison de
rour ear Ar. Hickman sllorifde cette Parolsse
dams i. village de Naroltcasille Jeudi % Jn-
intS54 a 10 henres dl matin les proprittts
%ci.apros, d !rtitcs, dippaftehant i la susdite sue
csssion %savoir. 40
U,t cheyal, / selle ct u1e hrlde ct une montre
Conditions - Compliant.
AssonptionIo JUN 1854
AZ HICKMAN. sheriff
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Proclamation By the Governor TOR tic cancel
luton ofa Bond.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
BAros ROUGE, May ISth ls

BAros ROUGE, May 18th 1884,
WHEREAS application las been this day
made to me by Nj. Joseph Simofeau IT,. OF
Parish Assumption for the caiieelling OF the
following Rolui, VIZ. a Bond in the sum Of
Fifteen Thousand, eight hundred 4 ninty
dollars, signed by the said Joseph slnionati, jr4
as principal, on tn eight day ,ecefnbef 1851,
together with following named persons as SUI
relies, viz.
Viieor. Leblanc and Terence Leblanc. Said
Bond having been given by the said Joseph
Simonaud il, for aud in consideration OF the
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-19
AVl Is.

Ioutc pcrsonne ayant 1es reclamations con
ire Ia succession dlIyppolite Wives, est ~notiit"
dc les presenter eli die forme, dams l'espace
dc trente %,ours.a administrator soussignC Oh
NJ, Edmond Nlaurin IA Napoltonvillc.
ASSUMPTION, ID j yin 1884; 60
OCTAVE WIVES, Administrator.
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& the other half i'll Match 1856 purchasers to
furnish their notes withEeood security payable
at the office Of the Recorder of this parish, with
special mortgage 10 be retained Oh said land ur-
til final payment. And all sums not paid at
maturity to bear interest at the rate OF eight
per cgnt per aunpln until raid.
c. l.. BLANCHARD.
Auctionheer.
Assumption This 10 .Jnne 1884.
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~ ROGER
IT. ROGER. -
CHARRoN, FORGERON, SELLER, CAR
5#" . RDGSIED s..

IHAKKVNl FUKHEKUN, SELLER, CAN-
ROSSlER..3'
lie so1ssisnf %prdHierit + public quill s'cst
adJoint depths quelqhe temps I'M liable Car
eontfacteit ponr toute esp5scs a. rTparat.on.
de voit1res''
IL s'est attacht e~galemcnt lie mecauicien
qui a ST longtemps trayaillt avec'mi rare sue.
ces dams les atelierS de M, Crane. II nest
done pas d'olyrases quill. he puisse cntrepren-
Dire atIour.'hui pour la reputation DIES mr
mes. ttH =" 4
Nesp6re done. autant par la Iiodicitt dc
ses Prix que par lie I'M .du travada de "a %selle-
RE ct dc sa forge, gobtenir ct 5atistaire ses
nonlbreuse cllenteie! 49, -
coy IRASIMOND ROGER
palncourtviilc 1t
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-19

,on 0. the Court house Of this parish in TIE
village Of Napoleonville on Saturday the lst
ray Of July1so4 commencing, at eleven O'Clock
j. NJ. the following lease, 10 wit
The balances OF a lease on an establishment
stuaded in the vilIags'cf Paincourtyille in this
~ irish consisting ottwn houses, fronting bayou
Lalourche Kitceu, &c q billiard table, the cues
belonging to il, u self Of billiard balls, & C to-
gcthcr with The lots, Which Establishment is
known as the :, Regalis' H6teI's said lease eli
ding on the a January 1855.
The all seized to pay aud satisfy said writ
g. costs oil suit. 10 be sold with the benz tt
Of appraisefnent-Terms Cash.
paris, OF Assumption this 18th June 1854.
fF.HJCkMAN, Sheriff.
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Fiji Judicial Distaict Court. - Parish
of Assumption.
Succession of Alfred DOWN.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the honorable the a.
foreaid Court dated 8 June 1854 and to me
directed VIII he offered at public sale at the
residence Of FRANCOIS Bapdouln on the planta-
tt n Of widow Au9u t. Tete in The Parish of
Ass sumption 9. ibe night bank of bayou La
~tourcLe ut about one mile below the village
Of /. badievilic on thursday the 13th day OF
July 1884 al 10 o'clock A. NJ by Cyprien /.
Blanchard auctio lncer in and for the Parish OF
Assumption the following described property
belonging TO the aforesaid succession 10 wit
IL Feiolise, y negro woman aged about 80
years aud her four children; Crllne aged +
years, Victorin gcd 4 years, Victorine aged 4
yea is and Picrride aged i months.
&c \ horse. Terms - Cash.
G. l.. BLANCHARD, auctionneer.
Parish Of Assumption June 10th 1854.
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NOTICE.

All p%ersonns having claims against The sue
cesslou of Camille Yves are hereby notified to
present the same duly authenticated within
thirty days to the und rsigred administrator
or to Ednn nd Alaurln at'Napoltoneille.
Assumption June IA til 1854.
ROBERT MAUR1N,
Administration
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Fifth Judicial District Court. - Parish
Of Assumption.
Adelaide DcIaune widow off. J. Cle>
ment. No 457 VS..
Drausim kerie.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the sue.
,cesslon Of liyppolitc Wives are hereby notified
to present. the same duly authenticated within
thirty days to tee undersigned administrator OF
TO Edmoud Manrin at NapoltonvIlle
Assumption June 18th 1884
OCT.fVE WIVES
Administrator
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yeux noirs plongcr dams Ia soitafe... II
] Il des impressions qni ne tronpert prs.
Ces beaux set,x me souriaiqnt dune far
con amie, ct me pcnclmnt sur IA porllere
il lenr ri reudu regard pour regard.
Anssit6t finconntic a ecnrte ylvcfnei't
le rideau ct sa petite main blanche Sc
Icyant d In hauteur dn trout, J II trace
avec le pouce lie signc dc ctoix cn usi-
1e chez les calholiqaes dEspagn . Je
me snis incIinec, puis, en- rfponse, IN
porte d mes leyres Inc petite mediille
aai me Went d'Enma Ponthier !: is nj
depose IN baiser, ct dan sonffie je lal
e,voye D ma Grace matinalr.
C'est tout. LA voitnre attelee ct IL
rideau retombe, IN doDce vision, s.csl eva.
no,,,c en- rne l~aissi.nt iii souvenir.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-19
SIS.

II route pcrsonne ayant des ri CARNATIONS cor-
ire "a succession de Camille Wives, est ~notitieo
&c les presenter, en- due torme, dams ~l'espace
dc trcnte Iours, q administrator sous>iguc OF,
a NJ. Edmond Maurin Il \ apoleonviIle.
Assumption IA Iuin 1854.
ROBERT NJ tURIN. Administrator.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-19

A IN Incur de l'anbe nous arons ira
yerss Anrillac. La Vile dormant.
Pendant qu'on changeait dc chey'ux
i'ai entendu ouyrir Ia fenetre dun hotel
yoi.in de In poste. Tine ieane femme
test montrse i demi cachse dams Jes
pills dun rideau, ct TAI ~ deux grands
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-19
/.

Arrives assez tard 1 Fun des plus
pauvres villages perdns dams Ii nnl,ia-
rnc. nous asons tfouse Ia fasniile .du
maitre de postc rennie pour nne seillse
de noees. Of l.ul,ique position du lieu,
parii ayec ses chevaux pour aller qnerir
les grands parents da fatar. C.elait TN
rctard de quelqnes henres+
Cuny commencait 4 Sc facher, lorsqne
III fancse Ell venue titnidemcnt me prem
Dire par Il, min pour me conduire i Ia
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-19
T. NJ d. Ia i.onisi ans. - Ptroisse ~
.omptin".
See. +.ion d.Fr"c ,iFr Dag" dtc6
dee We Oh rcs Dupni+.

En- yeriu DUN decrct De fAnl 1Ftnte ia sus-
d,,e cour, il sere offcrt en- ventc phb'iqne a
elcan par Cyprien Blanchard efeantellt dt-
,,ent a%,llilit,. le Sanie,ii, is Juliet 1854, d
ia henres A m, sur les lie'iX, te- prophecies c-
aprt- deer tes apparttliant a Ia susiite sue
cession slno't
10. Cne habiAttion si,ntc en- IL f%'arols>e
Assumption sfr Ia rive Lroite Gu Bayou la
ar.hs. ,la,,s IL, brult St-Vincent, mesaraiit
l.,lx srpclss de face, sur dix sept DC proion-
,taur. burnae dun cot par les terre4 Dc Ira
st.,oad .DAiE'r ct ia Pattre cote pr caiits dc
x,alnle. ennstmble asec toutes les bltisses
81. an,alieraitiicsia qitcn dependent.
~. Aniln4nx 81 mssnhIes de 1nenage,
Ictm IS ct Condit iois = In tefre payable
cent piastres compt ant; ct Ia balance pay&.
NJ ~ tru,s tt.r,nes tagaly. mr. tiers en- Mars
1855. IN tiers el Mars 1885, Ut le defnier tiers
On Mar. 1857. Pour 10 mobillef toatea somtles
aa des.oas lie dix ~piasttes payable en Mars
l,R.,5 IT tou,e sDnl'ne All. des4us de DIX pas
tt4s .na ,no,tit. en- Mars 1885 Il Iautra moltle
ca Mars 1886; les acqu6ielrs ]tletrtrl' lotlriiir
de4 Bullets avcc bonnes 81 Sotvas'lcs "ti'liot's
IN yable Mi tureau ,ll Recorder de cehe Ia
'r,issc, It iypothcqnc spyciaIe sur Ia terro
lasuu an partair Placement. It ipnte9 sohines
IA, ne .cront pas ayGss aus echta1ces porte
rn, interet il rsi>on do hut roar te'tt' par an
Jugs. i final paielnsnt.
On. t. Bi.A >CIIAT,D, EpGautenr.
ASSUMPTION, 70 Juia 1901.
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Isaac Hebert Etat de la Ioniane, -
Ne 476vs. ,,Cour da 5e Oct. Jodre'

Ne 416 vs.. ,sCour da 5e Oct: 1udre'
'villac & Bourgeois }--psse. Assumption.
Fin ycrtu dun writ de Fl. Ia, d moi adresse
par Honorable Ia susd,te Conr, dams Faftalre
,.ci.dessus ~intitulte e. numerotee Jai salsl ct
! ~l'otfrirai en- yente P%nbliqle, a Ia malson eo
Conr de cette Paroisse dans ls village de Ma
! Jacksonville, le Samedi Ter Juliet 1854, com
mancant a nzeheure du ,matil ss loyer sui
want, SAVIOR /:
La balance dun l~oyereur m endorsement
sltnc dams lie village du Paincourtrille ell eette
paroisse, consistent EN- deux malsons faIsant
fc, al bayou LAtourche, une cuisine &c I'm
biz lard, les queues y apoartenant, un Jeu de
bibles lie BILLIARD &c avec les %tcrralns. lequel
ttablissemen. oct connu sous lc nom do /" Re-
,alia Motel : lie dit loyer f~irissant &c Ter jan
yitT 1855. -,
:. lie ,ont saisi rohr s~atieflire ct payer lie dit
, VII, ct les ir,is du process. - Conditions comp
sIni.
Pour etrc tt,ndu avec lie bentfice de
lEstimation.
p.,ai.sc Assumption, !" 10 jain 1884,
A. +. Ill sKMAN, sheriff.
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Assumption ce 81 Mai 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-28

Among the valuable proofs OF wise and
sts.e:rsaniike administration OF our foreign
policy, the Bosom Pest refers 10 the fol-
lowing brilliant results Of recent negotia-
tions to enlarge our commerce aud 10 pro.
tect our rights:
I. The treaty with Mvxico. by which
serious difficulties Of boundary have been
peace faiiy adjusted; night of way fol
inter-ocefnic communication has been st
cured. a valuable acquisition OF property
has been gained and thus rupture with
that country avoided.
2. The ttealf with Japan, b: whirh a
new world hns been opened to commerce
commenced, it is true, under the previous
administration. but concluded BY this,
3. A sisailar commercial treaty with
Borneo by which our trade in that region
will derive great advantages.
4. The brilliant success in obtaining
from Denmark, for american vessels, an
exemption from the Sound tools--an ex-
empton fiat no European nation ENJOYS,
ard which was acquired BY firm Protest
agains. their injustice enforced by urgent
argument.
5. An important treaty with Russia, by
which the great anti-searthing principle
of FREE SHlrs, FnEE Goops," is made a
pait Of the international law between tive
two countries.
6. The reciprocity treaty with Canada
liberal, comprehensive and valuable meas
ure. American 10 tke core IN lis basis.
securing a large measure TO reciprocal ilade,
the tree navigation Of the st. Lawrence,
and the extension of fishing rights, and
closing up, sensibiY and thoroughly. i'm
portant points of dispute with Great Bri-
tain.
Z. 4 nus,ber of treaties with the In
dams, eytingmshed their titles to lands in
the territories.
TO these, we trust. we shall have the
pleasure Of adding, what will be the crown
ing act Of the administration and the source
of numberless blessings to our confederacy
and to the cause Of government through
cot the world--we mean the acquisition of
Cuba.-Rich. Examiner. ,5.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-28

A THIRD ELEeTfoN FOR SHERIFF.-The
Cour, having vacated and annuied conduc.
torVandoren's return Of Newcomer as Sher-
iii Of Berkeley CO.. the question was pre-
scented whether it was better to scrutinize
the polls Of the Sd Of August before the
county Court or to have new election
Upon full review Of the considerations
bearing upon the subject, and notwith-
Standing the firm conviction Of Cushwa's
friends, that he had a majority Of Al least
IS of the legal votes cast on the Sd Of AL
gust they determined TO accept the issue
rendered BY the other party. and submit
the result TO the action Of the people on
Thursday the Slst Of this month.
It's most sincerely Aepsd that the next
election will BE- SO decided in its result as
to put all end to all further contest 10 re-
gard TO the Shenffalty Of this couoty.--
The friends Of Mr.. Cushwa can have no
possible ground for doubt or discourage
ment as 10 the MISUNDERSTANDING Re-
publican.
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The Wings.

1t will be seen by an article in this days
paper, taken FROM the Richmond Enlni-
rer, that the Wings Of Massachusetts,, at
their late Convention to nominate State Of
feers, adopted The most extravagant aud
ultra ahti-slavery resolutions. declaring
themselves in favor Of the repeal of the fu-
gitive slave law, tiae Nebraska bill, and
against tire sdmissfon Of any other terrific
ry than that e. fee soil 1t remains to be
seen whether Southern Wings con affii-
ate with men who thus openly avow their
hostility to Southern rights and Interests.
and boldly announce their attachment to
course Of policy, which mus, inevitably re-
suit in the dissolution of the Union. Ia
our next issue we shall give the resolutions
in detail.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-28

northern Democrats are boldly fighting for
the Nebraska bill, while northern Wings
are bitterly opposing It, The same spec
tacle is now seen in the great State Of
Pennsylvania whose Democracy, in pub
lie meetings are speaking out in defence
OF the Nebraska bill and the constitutions
al fights Of the South.
Do not these facts appeal with mighty
power to the patriotism and good sense OF
Southern Wings? And should they no,
open their eyes to the importance of cut
ting loose from such fsithless allies and Of
ranging themselves in the ranks Of the
National Democracy, the only true par.
ty Of the Constitution and the Upion.--
Rich. Enquirer.
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Aonlen QnalIarly Reyiew.

The July numbss of this publication has
come to hand. Contents The House Of
Commons; MiIman's Laiia Christianity:
The Drama Classical Dictionaries The
Electric Telegraph; Christianity il Me.
lancsia and New Zenland Queen Eliza-
beth and her Favorites Lord Lyndhurst
aud the Eastern Question, Price per an
nun for this Review, So. Address Leon
ard Scott g. Co., No. 10 Fulton street,
New York. l5et he 5,s'
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COMMISSIONS s sALEoF LAND.

T2Y virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court
- of Augusta County, rem lered al the lnnel
term, 1854, in the cause Of Bas!ey and nie,,
Us Grener's heirs, &c, be undersigned the.
com n issiorer lheieiu named, will. on Tie 22eI
day Of Sept. t'h afe;a.l.. to sell, upon tho,
premises. by way Of Public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND, belonging to the heirs Of George Grein
er. decd. This tract contains about 227 aores,t
1.-THE precise quantity will be asseiisinss " suss
vsy before The day Of safs,( and 10 Of Gns quail,
~. II lies five miies from Staunton, with tho
McAdamized road running thro il. The corn.
missioner is authorized BY tbs decree to sell tlss
land ip parcels, il he deams,it best and il is
protshls thai Inc iaad lying sasl Of The road,
containing abou. 80 acres, viii BIO sold separ,
atsly
TERMS. -THr LAHp. for one third 10 hand,
and the balance in equal payments at and 2
years, the purchaser giving bonds with good
personal security for The deferred payments,
and the legal lille retained a. olinas.e So
cusi,y .s.sgs =
ROBERT P. KINNEY, Com'r.
August 20, l864.--rds
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g. The Washington Sentinel says
The law allows three months in which
deputy poslnfasters throughout the Uniied
States shall make thcr returns toItlie Post
Office Department for settlement we
learn that, notwithstanding thisihdulgenee.
although but sever weeks Of that time
hare escaped, nearly all the retur MS for
the quarter ending on the thirteenth Of
,iuue last, lrsse been received for quarter
~ settlement; an occurrence ,.evei beior,.
known. it is said, ia he history Of the
nepartntut =. n
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-28

1t is stated that Vim. B. Astor. Horace
Greeley, Josiah Perham p. T. Barnum,
VIM. H. Burroughs and Coleman l.. Stet-
son. of New York, have purchased row
Of brick buildings facing the Bowling
Green and looking up Broadway, which
they will demoIish and erect upon the SITE
hotel for the accommodation oil negroes
who may desire to visit Gotham. 1t will
probably prove good speculation.
&C. A poor German and his tife sat III
the shade made by large pile of bags of
Guano, on QUE ofthe vehsrves IN Baltimore.
on Saturday and whilst there the bags fell
over on them covering and crushing them
rery severely, The man was taken cut
much injured, and the woman will hardly
recover. =sla ===-t
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-28

CuaPTER OF AeeIpENTs.--Ou Tuesday.
man was killed on the Central f .i!read
between Greenwood Tunnel and Mecham
River, on THURSDAY another man was
killed short distance from RICHMOND.
aud on the same day collision Of tll,.
freight aud wood trains took place a lew
miles above Charlottesville damaging the
engine only and throwing one of them III
to the load aud ON Monday the freight
train ran off, she track belom Hanover
Court House. dong damage to the engine
and freight cars, aud causing delay Of
several hours 10 the passenger trains
The collision il this county was caused
By 6otf trains Tunning ous Of schedule
time -.JeGsrsoaian.