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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15
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Monsieur i'Editenr,

Ayant appris dc qnelsues amis qa'an
certain CohnutsnS eui parn dans le
dcrnier nun Gro du Pionnicr, ct dams le.
qnel mon concurrent pour Ia place de
Shslif dc crtte paroisse, n cru dc son
devcir de faire a profession de fol, 4
regard dc ses princlpes polttiques, await
donns certaiacs pcrsonnes oppo.eHs
ncn election ct qui sont pcu tcrupulcu.e.
sur les moycns don't III 20 servenf. I'ocs
ca.ion de soulcver quelque, doytes a
regard do mes opinoas, sur Ia question
qui agite maintenan. l'esprit public.
t'omme je mi janai', dams aucune
Circumstance, cache mes principes polili.
qnes. et gus je suis encore bien moins
di,psst l lc fairs en- &C moment, je crois
dc mon devoir dc dissiper tout doute d
&C sajes.
pcrmetlt s.moi denc nj. l.Ediicur, de
faire csnnaflro M public, par l'inter-
mtdiaire dc vos COLONIES, que je ne stis
pas. que je n'di jan,ais I'd q qus js ne
,erai jamais IN Knon Nothing.
A.somp,ion. s octobre 1855.
E. o, MELANcoN.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15
VENTE DE SiiEKIF.

Etat do Ii Louisiana. - Cour da Ona.
totEismc District Judiciairo dan, e<
pour Ia pHroi.sc Stc-Maric.
MOTTO" d'J J. ~ Walker, sysa.t,
No. 745. "a.
E.. =. Du,ght, adr,sni.fruseur 4. Ia suc~
ee''te" de y. &. Dwighi.
En- vettu dun writ de- r. IA, ! mol aires,c.
par Phon. Ia susdite Cour, dane t'afTaire ci.
dessHs intitulte Il numasotee,
Iai saisi Of yearirni en- vesss pnb,idue, srr
les lieux. dans cetts paroiase, / environ cir
miles au-dessoua do Nspolaonvile, sur 10 ouh
droit du bayou Lafourche, au Petit TsxaA Ia
Samedi Nose,nbrs 1883; commencant onse
heures du matin, Ia motto indiviss dss pre-
pfistes ciapres dacrtos, apparseasnt N d..
tsndeur L. p. Dwight, savoir:
La moiti6 indiyiss dun mcrccsu do e4rrs.
situde on cette paroisse, anr le cote droi, dn
bayou Lafourche, environ aix miles al.
dsssous do Napoleonville, an Petit Texas, fc.-
mant lee n,imeros einq, elk, sept, hnit 81 neuf
DO 10 proprietd commute CONNIE ID Lieu Cxrres,
contenant environ dx-huit cent euatrs vingt-
onzc stpeuts do supeficie, aussi ID Motto In.
disise dau fiorscau do tsrre, On Arri6re dh
dsux cent qnara nte-hua soIioo acres do supet.
hcie, svec tsutes lee hatisses et ameIisras!ooa
qui s'y tfouvent.
Aussi 10 naoitis indivise Do esclaves. mu,rts
ehev.as, bsufs, charrsttss, charruss s& ou,is
ara,oires, appartenant ! Il dits habitation.
Jim 40 ans, Nancy 40 ans et ses dear co.
fans Lueinda IL ans et Charles - ans Sam
90 sns, Jane 10 ans .. son eniant do 1 u,oIs
John ans. Lewis ans, Randall 10 ana
Margaret u ans o. son snfant Emily ana
Flors ~ ans, big Mary u ans, Phillip 20 sns,
Rachel - ans q son enfant Harriet Do Il ana
Amy 81 ans % sss enians Hatehins u sas.
Ben 81 uns. Hannah 20 ans, lsaao - ana
John az als, Antheny 10 ans, Mary 10 aas
Daniel - ans, Hilairs sS ans big lane Cd
ans, Julia Ann 10 ans, Julis Miller a ma
Attakapas Julia ~ ans, John Kclly % ana.
Sally 30 ans ct Joe ~ ass
Aassi ID rloitis indiviss do ense mulets.
auatrs chcvaax, dsux psirss Do bouls, shar-
rsttss, chsrrues, los cn.ils srateires, &c.
Satsi pour satisfsirs 10 wri, ci.dsssus q les
frais du proces, pour eirs vendu ca Bloc, saas
10 bsnsacs Do Destination.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15
.Msns,iesr i'Eailsnr,
MIS- rRtEHD..

vHuill.s snnoncer nj. LFN Ed
TETE conme csndidnt 4 ln place de
G,eliisr de In Cour du 5ne District Ju-
s,cirirc, pour tsttc paroi'te, aux elcc-
,lens do Novembte proehain. Y
sHs ANS.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15

0TNons sommes aniorists annon Ger
NJ. EDOUARD WIVES, CONNIE can.
didat a la place d'AssEssEuR de ce,,e
phroiss", aux elections do novcmbre
proclaim.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15

At,Snds sss tai dtpess asjSnrd'hai as Dp.
reAn da Recorder do sstts Pafsisss, men Ta-
tlsau d'Assessement pouf l'annee 1885, avis sst
par 10 present donna tostss pefsonnss payase
iaxss dams 10 paroisss Assumption, a'avsir !
presenter, dams ttsnts iours, ! partir Dc estts
date, ls.rs objections audit tableaR, ell 7 =
lea
Asssmption, - sspsenbfs 1855:
EDCUAkD WIVES.
Ameeseur
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15
NJ Elfsr.

tle.es anncunce Mr.. ALFRED
TLTE ns candidate for The Office Of
Cistk of.hr Fifth judicial District Court
~ and f,r this pnri.h, ut the nex, No
tenhar elections.
MS FRIENDS.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15

by virtue ef, and In obedience 10 4 writ Of
Fl Fd, tl nae directed by the honorable the
above Court. in the above entitled aad nam.
bered suit,
have seized and will effar at public SALE on
The premises, in this parish, about six miles
below the village Of ofNapol6onvie, on the right
side Of bayou Lafourchs, IL Little Texas, on
Saturday the third day Of November 1855,
commencing at II o'clock A. M, the undivid.
ed half of the following described property, be.
longing to the defendant E. r. Dwi hit, to wit
The undivided half Of tract Of land, sitnatsd
in this parish, ON the right side Of bayos La
fourche, about six miles below Napoleonville,
in Little Texas, forming numbers five, six,
se'en eight aud nine Of the property generally
known as the Leaguc Square, containing absat
eighteen hundred and ninety one superficial
arpents, also the undivided half Of \ tract OF
land in the rear OF said described land, contain.
ing two hundred and fifty eight sOtl00 super.
fetal acres, with all the buildings and impro.
vcments theicsn.
Also the undivided halfof the following sla.
yes, mules, horses oxes, carts, ploughs and
farming utensils, attcchod to said plantation.
Jim aged 4s years, Henry 40 years and her
two children Lucinda Is years and Charles
10 years, Sam % years, Jane 10 years and
her child 1 months, John years, Lswis
years, Randall 80 years, Margsrst ~ years.
aud her child Emily months Flora ~ years,
big Mary 90 yaars, Phillip 30 years, Rachel 70
years and her child Harriet ID years, Amy 81
years and her two children Hutchens "a years
Ben % years, Hannah 90 ysart, Isaac ~ years,
John 40 years, Anthony ls years, Mary 10
years, Daniel II years, Hilairo 90 years, big
Jim 90 years, Julia Ann l6 years, Julia Miller
45 years, Attakapas Julia AZ years, John Kelly
90 years, Sully 30 years, Joe ~ years old.
Also the undivided half of eleven mules,
four Horses, two yoke ol oxen, carts, ploughs,
farming utensils, &c.
Seized to pay and saiirfy the above writ and
costs Of sait TO be sold IN bsck, and withsus
the benefit Of apprasment.
Terms and Conditions
The above sale will be made At twelve
months credit, from the day Of sails, the ynr-
chaser being required to farnish his bond, With
good and snfficient joint security, and special
mortgage on the property sold, until paid,
bearing interest 1t the rate Of ton per cent, per
annuln, frsm the day Of sale, until paid.
A. r. HICKMAN, Sheriff
Parish Of Assumption, October Is, 1855.
g. e1Y1Garpp r - -
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15
.assna,iepv i'Editeur.

.NsntteNT Edlteuf,
yeuillcx Nnnonccr M. CYPRlEN
BLANCHARD rrmmc candidat Anti
Know Nothing ! In place de Shttif de
,s,,r raroisse. sut Slocliohs de novembre
rrochstn.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15

or N ayant aa'un compo.iteur, nous
.ommes dans l''npos.ibi|ite de f,re pa
raitrc plus dune demic fsnllc cetto
sernsine. @
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15
NOTICE.

Whereas hsvs this day dspssitsd in the
Rscordsr,s office Of this parish, q. Asssss-
msns Roll for 1858. Notice is hsfsby sivsa'ss
oil the Tar payers Of the parish Of Asssmp-
TO said Tableau, In thirty days from this date.
Assumption, sept 12d 1885.
EDouARD vIEe,
Ausssoy.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15

oJrNotis -omnes utorises 4 annoncer
M. ULYSSE FOIlSE. CONNIE candi-
dat In place d d'AaEpEun de ccitc
pafois.e, aux elections de noyembre
proclaim.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15

.ET We are authorized 10 announce
nj. EDOUARD WIVES ms candidate
for he Office Of ASSESSOR of thi. pa,i.h,
At the elections Of November next.
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SHERIEE.S SALE.

The State Of T.cni.iana, - Fourteenth
Judicial District Cou,t, in and for the
parhh Of s.. Mary.
Motion Of J. ". Woiher, Sya,lic
No 745 ~
E. p. D~ight, a'i,'ini,'rator n w. o.
Dwichts ts!a.e.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15
.A. Eaitar,

MT, MatfFFt
rlsase aanounca Mr.. CONRAD
M ANOR NJ candidate for The Office
Jir,k sf the 5h Jad,cial District Court
10 AID for thi. parish, At the next No
semter eltGtloi.s-
mis- FRrERD.s
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15

- We are authorized 10 announce
NJ. ARlSTIDE LEBLANC MS Inde-
pendent candidate for the Office OF Co
roner Of this parish, at the elections ol
Ncyemhcinext.
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nv. Ed;,cy.

NV. Editor.
rlsHsc announce Mr.. OzEME ME-
LANCON a. candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff Of this parish, 1t ,he election Of
acsemhsr next.
MS rRrEEDs.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15
TEnxEs Er CuSpirioss.

La verts ciAdsssns sara fai,s a douss mot,
de credit du jour de Ia vents, paoquessur seta
requis de fournir SOIL obligation, aves uss
eauten solidairc bonae ct sclvable, q hypo-
.haqus spSciale sur los prepristts vsndua I've
quau paismsnt, psrtant interet 1 raisou d. dix
posr cent psr an. du ieur DO ID vents jussu'sa
paiement
A. F. HICKMAN, Shetik
Paroiue Assumption, Ia Octotr.e 1856.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15

0- We are authorised 10 announce
M. UI.YSSE Fol f, as candidate
for The office OF ASSESSOR Of this parish,
ut the election of November next,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15
DEE MIA.


M. Edlfe,
ricasc announce Mr.. CfpR1EN
BLANCHARD as Anti. Know -Nothing
candidate for tho Ofliee Of Sheriff
ei this pnri.h, a. tho election Of novem.
Der ne1s.
His YRiEHps.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15

or Nous sornmes autorises 4 annonCer
NJ. EDOUARD BERGERON. coin.
me candidat Ia place de CoRoNHR de-
cette paroissc, aux elections de novem-
bre prcchain,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15
Asnsisar FEdissur ,

.Asnsie~r FEdiienr,
veuill.s nnnoncer Nj. O1EME NE.
i,ANCON CONNIE candidal 1 Ia place
Dc Sheriff dc cctse paroi.ee, aux elections
Dc novsmbro protnain.
sEs Axis.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15
CANDIDATURES.
lio,,siear rEi;sur,

IlYonsifAr TEHsuT,
rsutiles nanoncer NJ. CONRAD
MAYOR, cennnr candiIat h p|nee
de e, sK de- In Conr du 5me District
jhdicirire, Pnar c-tie Pnroi'sr, aux eiec'
t,ns is Nsve,nbrc proclaim.
aBs AMls.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15

Nous .ommcs anorist 4 annoncer
M. ARISTiDE LEBLANC CONNIE
candidat Independent Ia place de Co
roner de cette pareisse, aux elections dc
Novembre proclaim.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15

or We nre authorised to announce
M. EUOURD BERGERON a. can
ddase for the office Of Coroner, Of this
parish, at the elections Of November
next.
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ID | L ID

or yellow fever. at the residence OF
her son Doct. II. Huxley, at P.ia.
eours,ille. Oh Saturday night October
9Th at | o'clock, Mn, HANNAH f.
HlNkLEY, reIict Of the late Edward
llinklcy E.a.. of Baltimore, in the ooh
year of her age,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15

Mrs Huxley had only arrived from
Baltimore the proceeding Saturday, one
week bef re her death, far the p"sre,-
of spending the winter withsher son and
family, aud now alas The joy of meeting
is changed 10 the ,orrow of final en- tn,
parting from dcary loved and loving
ones.
or New York, NV O,lean, and
Baltimore papers please cory.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15

SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Joscrh Barber, and hi.
wife Narcotic Braud, both deceased.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-15

a beloved mother, Christian woman.
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Police Intelligence.
CHANCE oy OBTAINING xosEY uxDCR gALsE RAJ

Tyrsy1-CukfOGH GAsg.
Tvo men, nsm.i Charles Breeder and Hsnsy wtoit-
msn, vsre taken Into eas,>iy s~,araay BY oms.rs
Ie'aDdsr and Moore n ths Lower Poias cyart charged
~ith obtaining mopsy under hi.s pr.s-ne~. ,ron :
vtman NAMED Christina Zimmerman, -ho r-sbsss is
Columbia street, eou,h BrosIyn n ths flsvtnx ..sa~
nsT a. aeysa W the complainant in her ara.ya bsfrs
Justice weish on The Iith inst the eoapisasn, ssys
sho had oecssIon 10 - 70 tho yrst ssic, pa~ cart
al Tbs Tomss for the paspos~ ~ psessrfinws eh.rs
shsbsonnsnt sesins, nov Brins IN Hsv1t " j. .
hat .be wanted onosr ~ho eoad ss~.l osrrass ssa
court proceeded - the ssl,on No oppa~u aA~ of
csntte s,s-~i and tsrs asssa ~ whol.Hss BE- eosa
Co. bar an ofhe@f ihsi could speas bsr language.
whitman. y T. ailswed sslI that be -aIlsA sv
rnomsnia h. had no aosbs gernan 9sosr wgan msss
Into The place. vbsn wLoi,sasp shs ,Ays,
toId her ia, he vss ere- Aa, 1hs
bar sedaesr srss.sd. "a, hat u voss her oie.
s e,Gpsinssi ga. DrssSsr " "a eSsiiisos that hs
su..,ss tia, p.ss.4 = ~ eosns a hs rsvml-sa ~
toTtsssi hs ioonsy snd s's her rbs si- ays that -
vreniss ~ always rsss~S " y~ssa sks Sysss~y "
ss-gs sna 90 ons ese.sss, 10 "A i.ssissi nssrsv.
xto,snsn sns Hs~dsr shnaied her sss a " by r.~.ss
fsss psssusss sas ssssdaIsns representative saps
'l.ar.r. sams,sss fos srsmassloa sy u msx,.-
rate steve nnsntiorsf.
cuAsogD WIN rAssIso corNrynyIIT niLis-
ebssss I1soiis -ss iahsn lno esssasy y oaoer tus
a As sinesssaA ward r1lses sLsrrsd 9Th hs,sss pSs
= oess'sriss svs eosr W iss f's<Snass h-AL
a Ckss~s, Mas rhs complainant Mr. leAs KsLg, a.;
sgss that The gs.s him the eosnti 10 ssshesgS
seg ris that h. hsS pacAssa a. the ssrs ~ ips
tosasy EAvons va hxosghs t~fss gssss Fsassy. -
hs rsosna U4s,fsef psss Cart .hsrs hs -as cpnasis~
"a ses srsnIns,gos ne s.eys sANws.
cnAE0s or orAsp LlscEsy.
Ary~ys Do psst nsAsd Es0ms Cites, 49, Saa~' Il
ye.ss native - csnsAs yAss tsssa inss e~ssAp
ty snesr p<iI ~ ih< yh ssfs pes ekArssd vtx kSs-
lrr s,nlen go sDa GA vasSA yAlosd Al - ssc~-
wlslssa nxy~n psuss ~ Wrgsss- 1As <v~seasl AsSs
vss irSuosd 70 sntss k~~ss n IN hrs sa uA rss-
sor<f shsfs, 70 10 sheft ko1rs ~ ro>d az -
cssr, ssw* ses vss oumnsssss ios TIA IL tsAyh "
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

fyLINToNs GREAT GIFT BOOK ENTERPRIsE--ONE
~ hundred thousand books 10 be sold and $4,000 worth Of
properly be given the book sale
d being held a the No ass Broadway New York In the
following books are AL TO be numbered ss the
sale progresses from 0000 the price Of which will
be dsar then there win be book kept with all the
bers down In It, corresponding with the numbered BOOKS
and the prze present 70 be given with each book will be set
opposite each number, purchasing
book will he shown what article Is set down opposite TO the
number the book purchased which article will be
given to the person.
THE SEASON FOR FUN AND FUN FOR THE SEA
j son.-Wil be published
on wednesday, October II,
THE YANKEE ENOTION'sMAMMoTH PICTORIAL
gigantic Illustrated sheet adapted the holiday
forming appropriate and pleasing New Year Christ
present Il viii contain large and beautiful engraving
OF the
sKnAsroPoL,
from sketch taken on the spot besides nearly
JO0 SPLENDID COMIC ENGRAvfSGs,
by the best artists In the United States ogeher with choice
collection o ok0s snecdoica editorial matter and all OF
things calculated people the possible humor
themseves ''nll The world and the mankind"
Single numbers "a cents, or ~ hundred to the trade
The trade supplied by
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Ge1 n REWARD--sTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM NC.
9lU Mannss stable Mo street. between Prince and Hous
ton full grown young Engsh greyhound he remarkably
handsome black, wih sh protuoerspce Or lump unaev
nsrrp,on breeze belongs Jno. L. Cassadyn The
reward VIII be paid the delivery OF the dog = Prince
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|VNORKINGMEN'S PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE.-A
w meeting OF this body held at the Cooper House
Saturday evening" In consequence Of the OF large
number Of who would not leave the when
quesed the members retired TO another apartment and
nzed by the election OF Geo. W. Jaques for Chairman; Viii
liam Decker and Thomas Weland for Vice Charman and
William Wes, and j. j. Bradshaw, Secretaries.
Committee Resolutions then appointed, who
retired uinutes and returning presented the following
report
Whereas The workngmen's Provisional Committee was
appointed for the purpose Of concentrating the political
OF all and parties OF workDgmen favor the plat
form adopted Hope ChApe september 4h and previous
meetings Of workngmen In the Park. whereas
principles and policy Of the party have this evening been yr
parties caused be introduced into the Commttee In vio
voting the question q their admission and known 70
be opposed the platform adopted Hope Chapel and
IN favor Of endorsing and adverse the
interests Of American worngmen thus making opposition 70
the American party an additional plank In the PLATFORM solely
for the benefit OF the Aforesaid striking and corrupt politicians
therefore.
Resolved, That we the members Of the Provisional Com
iee having Withdrawn from the committee for the
above mentioned do hereby reorganze under the
name and Title nan,cly the workngmens Provisional Com
We viii firmly adhere the Hope Chapel measures and poll
ti0n.
above report was unsnnously adopted and the names
The committee then proceeded to nominate city, county and
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q < RFwARD.-4,OsT ON SATURDAY, THKisTH INST.
3O Newfoundland dog all black; answers % tho name
Nkhoas Any person returning the 10 the southwest
Forich street and seeond VIII reccSe We
1bovr reward
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you to safe hands. have the honor TO BE- s~n,iemsn
your obedient servant, JOHN KonGFftS
Commanding United States Surveying fspedition 10
the North Pacific Ocean &c.
To T1iE AMERICAN CiTi1sss N HAKopADf.
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AE ERrwARD.-sTRAYED PROM no. A. YRANKLTN
DC street, brown white spotted siot she has leo nine
very young puDe whoever wiz szid dog 70 ~ Frank
lin street, rl receive The sLove reward.
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n q En REwARD-TAKEN, sINCEYEsTERDAY AFTER
PACU from tpe Mechanics Bank, TN box, marked
Glowing bcnds:-Town q Newark, Ohio, No Porsmcuih
CITY 0hlo, Nos 30 30; City Of Newport Ohio, No 2 Frankln
CITY Ohio Nos a SS CITY Of Columbus Ohio No sS Ashueo
Railroad Nos Is, q; Rutland and Washington Railroad Nos
New York and Eris Railroad Nos l04L fz57 2 Ohio and
kssrosd Scs ~ s99 80 s1i Columbus and
.omrany No isA; cly q hAshyic, Nos 200 .oi bourbon
syvana Coal Company; New Albany and Salem Railroad,
No lng Evsnsvfe and ahinos Rairosd, Nos u, IS - t
ls Buffalo and New Ysrk City Railroad ll 81 81 Mchi
~ cea,rs M R.,Iso.d % rcs 21 tls aise Macon and W
Railroad Nos 81 81; Lake Erie and Wahash 81 Louis
Railroad Nos ~ lss Eaton and Hamilton Railroad No i90
sl River Railroad Tho payment Of all which
been stopped The above reysrd 10 b pad leaving Ihe
street. aud no questtOns Askcd
New York, Oct L. 1880.
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THE SEASON FOR FUN, AND FUN FOR THE SEA.
son.-Will be published,
REWARDS.

dig OnO REwARD.-ON THE 17TH or sEPTEM
splOsOUU ber last two boxes delivered 81 tho
Once ofthe American Express Company In Dubuque, Iowa
by csrmsn from the United States Land Omce SAID boxes
. buck sho. ne size Of H the pound and pressed
In weight and pounds Of sheet lead No The
made white pine inch thick dovetaied the corners
about l01 inches long Sx inches wide, ard ~ inches Deep
inside @es.arsmsnt TIE bottom Of q ne OoIe. was
inch hoop IRON II claimed BY the Assistant Treasurer
81 Dubuque that tho boxes each contained gold coin he
of 0O They married with cards addressed
70 the Assssn Ttsasurer United States New York which
genuine Now hersfDre purpose discovering how
this fraud committed and bringing justice prrpe
for she recovsry q he money or in that proportion
the Offenders. and they win pay literally Information re
iavs The making o said the furnishing such lead
balls, shot, &C. Ac &c All communications should be ad
dressed 70 he subscribers,
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LIVINGSTON, FARGO CO. Buffalo
Proprietors OF The American Express Company.
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judicial tickets follows
For Comptroller. ..................P W. Engs.
Sheriff. ........................J Joseph u. Toone.
County Clerk George f. Sher wood.
Commissioner OF Streets. Joseph s. Taylor
Com. Repairs and Supplies. Joseph Southworth
City Inspector. ......................C. W. Schafer
Governor OF the Amshouse. p. @. Malony.
Corporation Counsel. Louis N. Glover.
Coroner. er...........................Cyr Cyrus Ramsey.
. ........................... Charles Missing
............................E E. ID. Connery.
...........................R Robert Gamble.
Judge Supreme Court. ...........J. Il. Whiting.
Judge Superior Court. Lewis B. Woodruff
:" :" . ............. Henry Ncho.
Judge Common Pleas. Alexander Spauldng.
Judge Marine Court Charles Il. Bhdaal
The above tickets unanimously adopted, and commit
appointed notify candidates of their nomination. and
make ratification meeting Hope
ChaDe Tuesday evening, Oct. Is.
The adjourned the call of their officers
GEO. w. JAQUES, President.
VIZ. o' H. |" brcKns. Vice Presidents.
yY'tifs y.J. BsADsaaw, Mssa; ssecrssaries.
VOUNG MEMS GyMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.--A MEET.
i ing OF the Club will be held At the Chinese Rooms $50
Broadway Monday evening Oct. 15 at ~ o'clock Mem
bers In the OF the nominees OF the late
yentions at Tammany Hail. requested 70 be punctual
d. JOINS CRAM, Sec SPENCER W. CONE, Pres
POLITICIANS AND OTHERS WILL TAKE NOTICE
that VIM NJ SMITH the political opposIion pill poster,
H 2S spruce street. II you want bills posted well,
quick and cheap call and see before going elsewhere
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