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REPUBLICAN MOVEMENTS

We learn that the committee of sixteen appointed BY
the meeting held nj Freemasons Hall the lst of Sep.
tembcr to nominate deegates 10 the Republican state
Convention bad very snharmonious session of about
i've hours AZ the Aston House, yesterday adjourned
meet again at the place at IL W. this DAY There
were ten members present, and majority ~ thcn
agreed upon nearly complete list oi delegates "a lie sub
mtted 10 the County Mass Convention to be held al the
tabernacle on Wednesday evening The City Rcpuhienn
General Committee which consists Of three deicgates
from every ward 10 the city meets this evening AZ tho
Mercer House when busness ~ importance viii be pre-.
sented.
Theodore A. Ward has declined the vhiE senatorial
nomination In tho Third district
Captain Edwsrd u. Lawrence has been nominated ~
the whg candidate for Alderman ~ the Fourteenth 0ari
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ArnEsr or Awrrr- saarnrrr-

Yesterday Avial Gardiner appeared hefa-e Iat,.cs
Webb = he LoWer Police Coar,. anx.sr ,orayl.at
agAinai him ~ aasau an3 battery prsrreA ~ ygsng
atu scsldirg 10 rtcA n ~ nsBlsd william Hsnfy vlo
- ~ ihpt Gardner committed an 1npsoygs~i tstsa
vgen h.a.. The aecu-s4 aysses tAst ~ hi0w -
xircg Niilseuf auY lfgrofatcu he asys - 49, -
naal'ed hisi ~ liesfy Ils sarslfav hss 80 e a-i
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CESTHyyiLLE corRsy, d. f~TEoTTIs8.
NosDAY srp' i3,--Partf syo0 mile beat BET three
la I've, Ia haguess.
>. Mctlann entered b. fiora Temple e......t.
H. Wood "a entered b. X chicsgo JacA ..t..t.. 2
e.. spics4 entered i. Hac .........-.rs...ts
Time g.2gH--2 ~ i.--25f
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very pleasani match played yesterday ~ ped
tord T.. H. between the married and single u this club
They young club, and have much to learn Ther
fielding very loote. On the ground noticed mem
ber- from The Empire Gotham, Baltic, EHcel.ier AMI
Others The Atlantic boys lbcrally entertained theif
friends - o. qame. Tho fnllnninR u The .rore
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FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT WING
CONVENTION

Mr Theodore A. Ward, Who recently nominated A.
tho whg candidate for State Senator the Fourth
ct has declined and the convention has been called to
re assemble on Thursday evening, nj y Ann street
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
The ~ Nicholas Hotel Tragedy.
conh'TTAL oF nEssRs. DEAN AND mosroUafEnr r.
TIE rnMHa.

TIE fDhbs.
The condition of Sir. Wright, the injured man n,,
by any het'cr. he has improved any sinc~
sunday night but stl "a unchanged condi
lion Prom shr aatue oi the wounds the doctors
ofcr,aoa that ~ may i've Of three days yet but
the general Impression that he caanot Survwc forty
eight hours oager. - . the preseu no iarrnaI he
morrhagc haa set n which L. coustieret good -,gn.
The great danger TO be spprchrudc IN case OF LIss
Lind, and especially tho ca.c 81 Mr. Wright IL inannA
ton q the intest,ncs shch prc-cn, sppes anos~
= yeii likely O. set % "a many of thc kind III
injured man lingcrsa wceh ten days before zee
tonts leeomcs 10 had a. - produce deaf
lcstefaay afternoon N,asrs. Dean aud Montypmrra
,the latter ad e bare been accessory Ia the trara
honl we're conveyed before Justice Dsvison at the
como district Fohcc Court iar the purpose 81 being
mied to thu Tumb The the pr .onrrn vrrs.
ia attendance and Nirung solicitations nado the
magistrate 70 have the aooused baiIed BonisInen oG-r
hg s5opoat rccuriy tor their appearance when oal~S
upon % answer the cAatge quite wiling @ lea1
heir MD ~ behalf oi the prsoner~ but the maxistats
refuci 70 accept bail AMI accordingly the prisoners
eommtte e ne Iombs where ihey nov remain In
'eay The wound IN Nj lhan's leg u not considered
very severe one although the physician attendance
declare that "a, removal % the Tomb. would BE- hxhI
preiudicisi 10 his health.
70 rnE EDITOR oF TnE HERALD.
-. NICHOLAS iiorn. sspt. It's O'Clock.
We have Teen rcquoaiei by cap, 5 5. Wright TOD
up short statement his present eondion in ofaes 10
sasfs hi many fsieads ana a the ~,
e 'be very many reports n circulation relative 70
his true condition.
Prom the nature ami excn, of hs wound tIa decp~.l
soiiciude has been eit BY Tor hi r bnt from the
time 81 the occurrence to the present aaulent he has
not had IN unpcnant sympton, and u entirely
fever.
We have this iefi his room ani feel every -
ooutagcmeu, ta, heh passed through the oriacs
period aud have great hopes ~ hh perfect recovery
LAWRENCE PRoupFOoT Nj
a, FVIiA> Nh.
Attending surg~,n-
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match takes place this afternoon Harlem between
the two nucs ~ the Gotham Club, a. determine sich
y actually entitled " the name Of uf Brt best The
game vii be ecmtnsnord ri 3L o'elorx ~ ~
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ANNONo ELS
Succession of Stillman II. Harry,
and Clothilde Landry his wife,
both Diseased. fAADCG

BY virtue of, and in obdience TO a decree OF
the hon,ssthe FiftirJudirial=D District Count OF the
State of Louisiana, in and for the Parish OF
Assamption, rendered in the matter OF the a
bove succession, dated Novembfe :, land to me
directed, will be offered at public auction, Oh
Thursday the 18th December 1883,
at ~ o'clock A.. N. by the undersigned Sheriff,
an the premises in Paincourtviile, IN this Pa
Flsh, the following described property belonging
to the above succession, to wit: '..tt." 3
~ Is A lott OF ground, situated in the village
OF Paincourtville, in this Parish, measuring 90
feet fronting st Paul street, by 100 feet in
depth. bounded towards Bayou Laiourche, BY
Church street, and toward the woods by lot
belonging to said succession, together with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon.
+ 20. Another lot CT ground situated IN the
village Of Paincourtville in this Parish, measu-
ring 10 feet fronting st Paul street, by l20
feet i'll depth, bouded toword Bayou LatouEche
by the lot above described, and towards the
woods by lot belonging TO said succession, TO-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Sd. Ahsther lot of ground, situated in the
village of Paincourtville, in this Prrish, mea-
suriug 70 feet fronting St. Paul street, by 100
feet in depth, bounded toward Bayou Lafour-
che-by lot above described, and towards the
woods by lot Of Widow Pierre Landry, to-
gether with all Buildings and improvements
tlereon.1f y1H.9ag .zT3ti}g -GfUa.iy Ell. -,
g. 40. A negro woman named Lenty, obout 40
years old. together with her children setitia
9 years old, Saba I years old, and George Was
.hington , years old.
i, So. Two horses, 2 COWS l. calves; = Buggy
& Harness, the Household furniture, u gold
watch, the Kitchenutensils &c.
TERMEs AND CONDITIONS. ~
"a The movable property cash, and the lots Of
ground aud slaves payable i'll three equal in
stallments, one third in March 1856, on third
in March 1857, and the remaining third in
March 1855, Purchasers to furnish their notes
with good and solvent security in solido: pay
able to the order of the administrator, at the
office Of the Recorder of the Parish of Assump-
ton, withtinterest at the rate OF eight per cent
per annum, from maturity until paid. said lots
of ground and slaves to remain specially mort
gagged, with vendors privilege until paid. t,
Paui.h Of Assumption, Novm. 10 1855.
T. zyup.sny .nl-4' f. HICKMAN Sheriff.
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Assumption, ~ Novcmbre lS55.D1s-y
Succession Of Francois Gentry.

, By virtue of a9decree OF the Hon. the ST,
Judicial District Court of the State OF Louisia III,
in and for the Parish of Assumption, dated
November the II. will he offered t,r sale a,
public auction by the undersigned auctioneer,
on Thursday the 29;h November 1915,
a ito O'Clock A.. NJ. in the village OF Pain
courtvilIe in this Parish, all the property be-
longing to said Succession. vix:
10. A blacksmith shop and all the tools ap.
purtaining to the same, a lot ut Carpenter ;
tools, Is harrils of ca, Il lot of Buggy hsr-
ness, Household furniture, Kitchen utensils &c
H. FERN. aud Conditions. .a
All sunni of FIVE dollars and under FIVE dol
lars payable cash, and alb sums above five
dollars, payable in March 1856. PURCHASES
furnishing their notes satisfactorily endorsed
and payable at the Office OF the Recorder Of
this Parish, and all sums not punctuaiiy paid
at maturity to bear interest at the rate Of eight
per cent per anndm. -'!p"'"'
Assumption November l2'h' 1855. 81
IN, &. l.. BLANCHARD,
Deputy-Cterk..
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Succession de feu, Francois Gentry

En- vveeffttin dun deertt de Ia Cour du 5me
District Judiciaire de i Etat de, Ia Louisiana.
dams ct pour, la Paroisse Assumption en- date
du II Novenibre.. II sera offerti en- veite pub
lique par le)soussigue encantenr Jeudi .ste
! 29ne jour d. moi Noyenbre 1855,
a ! 10 herres a. M. dams lie village de Pain
courtviEei en- cette P~aroisse, les prophecies ci.
aprts decrets appartenant ala dite Succession,
SAVIOR
10. Une forge l. ses nsten<i!S, mtt<i|s &c.
I'm lot de fer. I'LL lot d'outils i cilarpcntrrie.
lun lot bois pour charettes, 10 bariIs dc char
bon. harnais de %voiture, ouiils de catos-iers
aiasi que les mcubIes de mtnage & IL bat
Iterle de- cuisine. g..
TEERR,MrEsss I TT r'oADrrioy. 1911 81
Tontes solnmes de cling ~piastres e. au dessus
PAYABLE compliant, ct toutes sonmes all dessous
de cinq p~iastres, payable en- Mars 1856 les ac-
,quereurs fournissaiIt ades biIletstendosses pay
able au Bureau de Recorder de cette Paroisse,
ct tou,e somme qui ne .sera ponctuellement
payee i 1'echeahce portera mteret a raisoh
de HUT pour cent per am ssg4s! III ..ejf
Assumption cei,l2 Noyembre 1855, :.
sb s9biie1yq So 4. BLANCHARD,
.aK ub 7u,fas79sao3 .d3a EEnrcaanltheur, M
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ouenuk Aux uou.rAenxs. II VENT

eusnas AK MoeusrAr ms. III vent
d'atre prtsents a Ia Legislature dc 1e"-
ne.ses .une loi simposant n take DC
einq tpia'trss 4 tout homms POr'apt mo''s, ,
tach-, ct une *mendc de ciinq pin.tres
sur les. -celibatairea- AL. dessns de ~ ana.
Les 'ommcs "in.i perGne. 'eryiralen ia .
au%gmenter' Ie fond 'des tspies. ~
-itpsrsis=q rannonee- de-eeste-lo "a
stfi ronr fare angmen.cr lie noH.bre dc
m~o,stach.,, ..ns o diniuuerI les t,omsfe
Iescelibataircs. Ioijrs81y. sa.t .niau'b7
8. Qnel revenu pour la Nile Orleans 81
on Q, J .ppaFrq uait u"s P~areiI'e take 'aN-t'
10 -5gHi SsssB a1siHot3.( National. )ama
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enf VENrE UE SUCCESSION. mp.
Succession de CIemente Dupre, Vye'
a1decedee de Marcelm Landry rs

En- vertu dun decret de- Ia Conr du SINE.
District Judlcaire de 11Etat de Ia Louisiana
dams ct pour Ia Paroisse Assumption. en- date
ia 8 November, ct a moi adresse IL sera offert
on vents pubhque au domicil do We Cadet
Dupre, dams IL village de Paincoufiville, en-
cette Peroisse, " }1--
10 Jeadi 10 jour de Decembre 1855
a1o .heures du l%n1atin; par de sheriff sousigne
les PROPHECIES ci-apres decretes appartenant 4
la dite succession, ssavoir :5} s9i oId Of tlhg
10 Une moroccan de tere, situe au Brule St.
Vincent dams cette Paroisse,r borne vers le
BAYOU Lafbhrche par .ferre de Jean st, Ger
main, yers ies bois par terre de Victor Savole
afaisant face au chemin public da Brule st.
Vincent ct en- arrisre par terre de Victor Sa-
vote, mesurant deux arpenis de superf1cler avec
les Batesses, ct ameliorations qui sly trouvent.
20. I'm autrs moroccan de terre, shue au
Brule ST. Vincent dams cette Paroisse, en- ar
riere de la ferre de Victor 5Savoie, borne vers
IL BAYOU Lafourehe ct sur toutes les atiires
facesIp par Ia terre de Victor Sayoie,, lnesurant
frois arpents de superticie. ,A..fb .oaa
30. Marie greffonne, agee denv1ron'2a ans,
1t son enifantfR Robert age d'environ 20 mois.
s. Les meubles de menage, IA bateris DO
euision %auiu.aux &c.
Ternes s. Conditions
1 Eestsrfesg ct iesesclAyes paJables en- qua.rs
termese saux. un quart eli Mars 1857. Ill q4art
en- MarsIs5s an quart en- Mars 1859 ct tie
dernier quart5en Mars $780, lie mobilier
payable en- Mars 1856;
Les acouerrcurss affoaurnissant bon'ies 81 solvab-
tes caution solidaires, a In satisfaction du IT,
teur avec interat q raison du hut pour cent
Fan, apres rescheansce jusqu'aus parfait pale
,,..x IL, t.-sros 81 IeS esci0yesS restanEs sneci.
allementt hyposhease jusqn'au payeinent final.
.parois.e Assumption 10 Nov. 1855.
-'9 Y 4. r. HERMAN, Sherif.
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