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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-11-03
ELECTION NOTICE..

In conformity TO law aud by virtue OF !
proclamation Of his Excellence 7. Q. Hebert
Governor Of the State Of lonisiAna. Elections
Will he hold III the Parish Of Assumption On
Monday SIT November 1855 bctweentAe hours
Of nine O'clock A. Nj. to ! O'Clock '. NJ. to:
the purpose OF ElectmnC a Governor, a lleu-
tenant Governor, a Secretary Of State, an
Attorney General. aStatc Treasurer, an AUDI
tor of publics accounts. a Superintendent OF
Public Education, a District Attorney, a Re
preventative to Congress, one Senator and two
Representatives OF the General assembly of the
| State, a Sheriff, a Clerk Of Court, Il Coroner
an Assessor, a Justices of the Peace and a
Constable for each ward Of this parish, and the
question Of removing the seal OF Government
from Baton Rouge to New Orleans.
The Places of Elections are as follows
LIST. ward At OF near Jean Allenans resi-
dence COMMISSIONER VaIery 4. Leblanc
Octave Wives and Antoine Martinez.
End. AT or near Gabriel Rodrigne1 resi-.
lrnse commissioners. Nuna Wives NalCotlt
lIeIallcon & Augustln hernandez.
3nd. At or near the plantation ct Severn
Landry near the Farishial Church, commI,.
sionncrs upsin Melancon Sosthene Iemp)et&
IIippolytc Templet.
Alb. At or near Marius AIhagnacs resi-.
donce commissioners Numa FoIse, ~ +. E"gh
4 VIM. Marks.
9TH At or near Drauzin Iiimel's residence
commissioners Lovingly Hiulel j. X. llachc
& Ferdinand Laselg"e.
9Th At or near the Coffee House IT Nlur-
vile Boudreaux in Iabadieyilie c"mmis7,o'
ners File Landry, G. Nj. Boudreaux and Do
minlque Dcsbous'
18th AT or near Amadeo Domas store, COM.
missiouuers J B. B Landry Edoylrd Delavi-
gnc e. Augustc Deiaune.
Stl -Atthe Court House Of this Parls|,
commissioners Edm. Mauun A. Gentle ani
J. S. Wilson
9th At the Billiard Room otC. J. i. Gautlller
iuPaiucourtvlIle. commissioners w Il. Mills.
Ienant Hcbert and Constant L. Slmoneau.
10th At or near the residence OF Duties
sard Landry, COMMISSIONERS Charles lElac
Emcrand Landry & Leon Gantrcaux.
nth At OF near the rendcnce of Fcois Mol
Icre on Grand Bayou, COMMISSIONER John
McCarty Gatlen Blanchard A, Landry 4 A.
leblanc.
10Th At or near the residence Of Etlenne
Peuisson on Bayou Euut commissioners IL \
| Ellis. Clepphas peuisscn Il LtIennc Penis
on IT,
18th At or near the residence OF Anaclct
S,moopau on Pierre Pat colnmi Ssloncrs Va
lentin parilleau VaIcoul rorchc & Anaelet 81
mOlCau.
13th Al or near the residence OF d. Rein
,,o, ~, Helle River commissioners Leon LC-
Blanc Pierre Therior& Charles Gros
The Co nmissioucrs OF the Savetai preeInts
appointed by ilc Police Jury OF The Parish OF
! AEslnrtiol are Hereby required TO hold SAID
Election ahd to make the. returns thereof accol-
dinwtu law.
Parish Of Assumption September Goth, 1875.
T. f. HICKMAN Sheriff
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Succession Of Eoreutin MtchcD

Succession Of Horentin Michel
By virtue of a decree Of the honorable the
Fifth Judicial District Court, OF the State OF
Louisiana, in and FOR the parish OF Assumption,
dated a3d October 1885, and 10 me directed,
will be offered at public sale, on the premises,
IN the parish of Assumption, on Saturday the
lst DAY of december 1858, by The Undersigned
h. O. RIelanchn, auctioneer in aud Tor said
pari;lp. the f~ol'ewing described property, be
longing 10 said succession, to vat:
li. A Plantation situated i'll this parish,
on the left bank ul ba YOU Latourche, at about
two m,,es aul a hall above Napol6onvllle.
measuring one arrcnt and a halt, more or less,
%Irontinr the said bayou, by forty arpents III
lept,, more OF less. bounded above by land OF
lalocs s. Wilson and below by land OF Mar
cisse 'rempIet, together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon.
anl. Jean a negro man 80 years old, Ro-
settle his wife - yeats and their children vac
tor 9 wears, Ctrile I years, Oneilpboh 4 years
aud Angelique one year cid
ard Felix 81 wears and his vile Elisabeth
% yeats with their child Emile 9 years.
4tb, Manuel 20 years old.
5th. Marie 10 years aud her child Louisa
2 wears. ,,,.,.
9Th. Adelaide 10 years and her child Plli-
Iomene 4 yeats.
9TH. Celeste 5s years old.
sth six cowes and their calves, several
heifers and beeis. two horses, three mules, hogs,
one buggy and harness, farming uterslls,
| household furniture, kitchen utensils, corn,
feeder, sc.
TnRMs AND Cow 1rioNs.
The landed property aud slaves payable IN
three equal installments, one third IN March
1856. one third in March 1887, and the re-
naming third in March 1858, and the movea
BE property, for all sums under ten dollars
| cash, and all sunni Of ten dollars and above ten
| dollars, in March 1856, purchasers TO furnish
their promisscry notes, payable TO thu ORDER OF
! the administrator Of said s,ceession, at The
office Of the Recorder of the parish OF Assuinp-
tiep. with good and solvent security in solldo,
Ia the satisfaction Of said administrator. SAID
landed property and slaves to be specially
afected TO secure the payment OF the price,
viii, special mortgage and vendors privileges,
in The event of in~stalments hot being paid at
maturity. the s,m TO bear interest at the rate
Of eight per cent, per annuin, and the acts oil
sale 10 be passed at the expenses OF the pur-
ehasers by Amadto Morol, a notary public
L. O., MELANCON,
Auctioneer.
Parish Of Assumption, October y, 1859
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AVIS.

Attendu que TAI depose aulourdhul aa Bu-
reau ,u Recorder de cette parcisse, mon Ia
bleau dsAssessement pour lannee 1855, avs esl
par lie present donne a toutes personues payan'
taxes dams la ~paroisse Assumption, davolr d
presenter, dams trente jours, D partir dc cet'e
,late, lc.rs objections audit tableau, sal y a
lieu.
Assumption, % sertembfe 1899,
EDOuARD WIVES.
Assessor
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ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA.
psroisse Assumption,
VENTE DES FFRRYS,

I'm ycrtu dune o~rdonnnnce du Jun dc
Iohcc de l., dltc pa'oisse, en- date do s
septcmhrc 1854, Io1rirai OR ycnte pu.
hliqne, lie Samcdi ) Novcmbre 1865, a
III lleures du matin, a Ia Maison dc
Conr dc ccttc raroissc, les Fcrrys sui
wants. SAVIOR :
Ter lie Ferry tcnu chez Jean AIleman
on dams lc suisinngc.
2me lie Ferry tcnu chez Gah.irl Ro,
drlgucz on dams lie voisinago.
3mc lie Ferrp tcnu a PaincourtNiIr.
lnc lie Ferry tenu a I'EgI'sc ra'oi..
sia'c.
SINE lie Ferry tenn a Napo'somlIIc.
6mc lac Ferry tenu chez Marius AIba-
gnaC on dan, lie voisinage,
7mc lie Ferry tenn chez Drausin llimcl,
a LahadIcviIlc.
SINE lie Ferry tcnu ~ Bayou Cornc.
9mc lie Ferry tcnn au Bayou Pierre
Part. en- face Ia residence dc
Louis Comcan.
lone lie Ferry tenn a la Raic dc
Pierre Part, pres la residence
de Joseph F,ioux.
lime lie Ferry icnn chez Mmc jean
Charles Gautreaux, an Pierre
Part.
TEEMEs Ell C]oNDlrloN:.
Les susdIts Fe,rys seront vendns 4
douze mois dc credit, d pattir du jour
de l'adjudication, les ~acqutreors Ionr-
%ni*sant DIES securities BONES ct ,olvahIcs
u la satisfaction dn president de Jury de
Palice. avec inttr3t a raison dc hnit
POUR cent par an, apits l'echeancc, en-
GAG de b Placement.
ssomptlon, Ter Oc,abre 1855.
l.. 0. MELANCON,
Tre.orier de PaIoissc.
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| hereby Gently that in the above c~utltIcd
and numbered SUIT Judgment was rendered
on the 2Sth day Of September 1885, III the
words and figures following, VIZ
1t is therefore ordered, aGludged and dccreed,
according to law [Civll Code, Art. 2399 &
& r. 342| and the evidence that the property
mentioned in plaintiffs petition be restored to
her as her paraphernal property, it Is 'nrsher
ordered that said plaintiff Marie Boudreau be
and she is hereby separated III property from
her husband Joseph Fryou, and she is hereby
authorized ia administer her affairs. without
the interference of the said husband" it is tnr-
ther ordered that defendant pay all costs.
Thus done aud signed in open court, PARISH
of Assumption, this 28th day OF september
1855.
,,.t,, (SignedI J. /. COLE,
s,SSFSs9gSsSG:. Judge of the 9TH Judicial District
:sRADAaySAA. Court. Witness my hand and seal
EMNsSs4gEM. of said Court, at the
SsSsTsr Parish of Assumption, Oct. G 1855.
c. l.. BLANCHARD,
Deputy>Clerk.
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NOTICE.

Whereas / have this day deposited IN the
Recorders Office Of this parish, my Assess
ment Roll for 1855. Notice is hereby gwen 70
all The Tax payers Of the parish of Assnmp-
lion. TO mako their objections i any they have
to said Tableau, in thirty days from this date
Assumption. sept Pad 1852
EpouARD IVES,
Assessor
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OLE ASCENSION,
ECa'A'y's SITE.

t ~ ''' -
ordinance Of The Police Iury Of the
aforesaid Parish, dated September 5'I
1858, | will offer at public sale OH
Saturday 9th day OF November 1873,
on len o'clock a. NJ. al tho Conrt
House af this Parish, The following Fer
rvs. 10 wits
1T The Ferry -itnatcd opposite jean
Aileman ar in the ncighb"rhood.
ID The Ferry sit,atcd opposite Gabriel
Rodriguez or III 'hc m%ighbcr-
hood.
Sd The Ferry situated opposite P'ln-
courtvi|lc.
ltl The Ferry situated opposite the
Parochial Church.
9Th The Ferry situated opposite Ma
poleonsiIIe.
9th The Ferry situated opposite Ma
Rus AlbagnaC residence OF in the
ncighbcrhooJ.
7,h The Ferry situated Opposite Dran-
sin fIimel or at Charlottesville,
sth The Ferry situatad at bayou Cornc
Sh The Ferry situated on Bayo"
Pierre Part at Louis Comeau
residence,
10Th The Ferry situated at the Bay OF
Pierre Part near the resldeccc
of Joseph Frioux.
lgth The Ferry situated opposite the
residence Of Mrs Jean Charles
Gautreaux, on Bayou Pierre
Part.
TEEns AND CONDITIONS.
The abov, Ferrys will be sold at
Twelve months credit fom the day oil
adjudication. Purchasers TO furnish good
aud solvent security at the satisfaction
Of The president of'he Police Jury, with
eight per cent interest per annnm, after
the maturity in case of non payment,
until paid.
Parish of Assumption, October lst 1850
T.. y. MELANCON,
Parish Treasurer.
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Jc sonsslgue ~certiiie que dans { process e.
dessus iutltllle ct NumerotG Jug mont Il te
rendu lie 90 scptcmbrc 1853, dams les mots qni
%slivent, savotr
II est o]rlonn6, adiugc ct decrctt. corriorme-
ment a la loi Code Civil, AT. 23O9 " g Il.
3t2) ct a l'tvidencc, que les prophecies men
]tiounees dams la petition dc In demaltereSse,
lui soient d~cIivlGes onlm etant SEES prophecies
p~araphe %rnales: il est de plus %ordonne, que la
p%lalntive Marie Boudreau; soft, ct ellie est par
les presentes, s6par6e lie p~ropritt6 avec son
mar Joseph Fryon, ct ellie est par les p,6sentes
autorlsee 4 admlulstrer SOS a~tfaIreS, sans l'as-
sistalce dc son dit mari. II est de plus ordonht
que lie d6lendclr pale les frais dn process.
Fat ct signe stance ~tenante Il Napoleon,
vile, paroisse Assumption, lie IS sept. 1855.
.,,.,.. I5igneI J. l.. COLE,
..55ssgssssSsSSs. Juge Iu DC District JudicialIe
-TStksAAsSsAs Ictnrin ma slguature ct lie sceau
vvNNsssxlanNs de la susditc Cout.
"~3fSfffs raroIsse Assumption, & oct. 1883.
G. l.. BLANCHARD,
DGpute "Grefllcr,.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Assumption, October i3 1855.

Paii,I of Assumption. - Fifth District
.-z Court.
Whereas Rosemond Dueas has petitioned
tho Court for Letters OF Administration on
the estate OF Jean Dugas, deceased interstate.
Notice is hereby given, to all whom it may
concern, to show cause within ten days. why
The prayer Of the said petitioner sIodld net
Be granted.
BY order of the Court.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
CLERK
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Li,te dcs dtpcnscs DE- Ia parolssc As
somption pour Farntc tlnlssint Ic II
aout 1856.
Commission du Sheriff pour la ~collecto dcs
tagrs de ps,ojsse. environ. SEQ 90
Commission du Shetit pou, la col
lecte des taxes snr les meters et
professions, environ n, 100
r"'sse - $50 90
Salaries des Inspectors des riic-
minis Ell lcvees $40 90
%alairc de ltAsaesser $50 90
" dt Gretlier du juri de Police 100 90
lmprimeur de p~aroisse 300 90
tnnstahle ~ 90
" Coroner Qrais suppnseS) 100 90
" Jimes de paix ct Consta-
blrs Itrais ]supposcs1 200 90
Frais de Geolicr 10 90
Recorder ct Grcfict dc
Cour 10 90
q objections 200 90
" des Membrcs du Jun pour
Ia Cour 2.2e0 Dc
Pour elepenscs lnprtvues 500 %
5000 90
Pour construirc unt cage en- Ter
pour Ia gcolc lseoo w
------~.
Total. 81, 1000 90
Assumption, ) aodt 1885.
Committee + +. a. a. M ms.As;Gs.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession ofZephirin Melancon
deceased.
deceased.

BY virtue of a decree OF the honorable the
Fourth Judicial District Court, of the State Of
Louisiana, in and for the parish OF Ascension
dated 3D. October 1855, and to me directed,
will be offered at public auction, at the Conrl
House OF the parish OF Assumption, on Thurs
tay the 18th day of November 1855, at te,
o'clock A. M, by the undersigned Sheriff. the
following described tract Of land, belonging to
said succession, to wit:
4 tract of land situated in the parish of
Assumption, on the right bank Of bayou Pierre
Part, measuring four arpents fro ting said
havou, by five arpents in depth, bounded above
by laud OF Simeon Theriot and below by land
oil. B. BaiilIcaux, together with the buiIdInps'
and improvements thereon.
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4I,e State OF i.oti>iaiE,.-Flfth Judicial
District Cu,rt IN anl Tor the parish
Of Assumption,
Whereas Edmond 0ztlne Melanenn has
aettt,oned the t,eart for Letters OF adtDinlstra-
linn on the estate OF the late Danas Capde-
~yieiIe, deceased lnlestate.
Notice is hereby given, to all whom It may
concern to show eaise within Ten Jays WHY
The prayer OF said petitioner should not be
granted.
parish Of Assumption, 10th October 1885.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
a Clerk.
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The State of Louisiana Filth judicial
District Court in aud for tue parish
Of Assumption.
IN the matter of the succession OF
Antoine Vega.
Whereas Elizabeth Alcman. widow oil An
tome Vega, Of this parish, has illed ~ the o.
fre Of the clerk Of the aforesaid conf. . pro-
,,si,nal account OF her administration
,arpther With petition praying that the same
be approved and homologatcd
a..arn Ia show cause, within thirty days,
v,y aid account should not be approved aud
hornalopa,ed, and the funds il Their hands dis.
trhnted II, accordance Herewith
By ordet of said Court. =,
G. T.. BLANCHARD, Dep elk.
Assumption, 9Th October 1883.
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Tie State Of l. mi,iana.- Fd,h Judicial
Distract tnnrt in and ioi The Parish
OF Assumption.
Wherein, Fran col, Z ,virt Dag 70 ha-
a,iitluncI the Colri tuI letters ~ ada mi
ni,tr,tien et Tie estate OF the late 10
f,ua' Caples,elir.
Not,,e i. hereby given To al whom i
my roacetn. 10 show cause within ten
days, why the prayer Of the sa's petition
should not he g,anttd.
By Ode, Of said Court,
G.. l.. BLANCHARD, Hrp-Glc,k.
Assumption, October 18Th 1880.
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TEnMs AND CoNpITIoNs.

The land payable in two equal installments,
falling due in January of the years 1856 and
1857. the putchas sci TO furnish his notes salts
factorely endorsed, payable at the office of the
Recorder Of the parish OF Ascension, to the
order of widow zephirin Melaneon. having
interest after maturity. at eight per cent, pea
annum, and secured BY special mortgage, and
vendors privilege. on the land sold, until paid,
A. f, HICKMAN, Sheriff.
Assumption, October IS 1855.
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THE STATE OF IOUISiAN Fifth
Judicial, District Court IN and for the
parish OF Assunipt ion.
Whereas Roman baigle has petitioned
Tie Court Tor letters Of administration on
t'e estate OF The late Narcisse Tralant de-
ceased i~nteStatc.
Noticels hereby given to all whom 1t may
roncert,, 10 show ca,tse within ten days, why
the prayer OF said petition should not be
granted,
b. orderot the Court.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
Clerk.
Assumption, this 18th October 1855.
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Assumption, 3th November 1855.
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Assumption, this 9th October 1853.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Assumption, 81 octobre 1855.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

THE north SIDE OF SEBAsroPoL.-A. the lstes
sdvices the Allies were not In possession of The
north side of Sebastopol, where the fortIfcstion,
are ofereat strength. and command, on account O
their elevated position, the opposite shore. Az
American, who IL serving 80 an officer of the med.
cal staff in the Russian army gives the folIowius
description of the forts on the north side of The
bayt
"On the north side of the Boy 10 also success
sion of hills, some of which are very hieb. and
running 10 every direction. You find on them ali
bastlons facing 10 every direction These bastions
and redoubts extend up the bsy for a mile or 90
from the city, and some of them are very effective
pouring nearly continual stream of balls across
the bay into the enemy's battery which is neares,
the bay. l think 1t very doubtful whe.he. the
French would be able to hold this civ for anv
length of time If they could get possession of II.
from the fact that the hills on the north side ars
taller than those on the south; and the city and the
batteries on them, think, would iorce them to
iesve IT, In the main, they have been attempting
tnn from the land on the south side. win fins6
ton oy esy'nE that II 10 the best fortified place
ever saw. There ID notr bill or Q mound where a
dnd them" ~ 'sa''so Du'y'u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01
1855 FALL SUPPLIES ~ 1855
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
GEORGE j. SUMNER,
NO % PEARL lOR l4rHl STREET,

RICHMOND, vi,
Is prepared the present to offer to Merchants
visiting this market very large and desirable stock
Of CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE, LOOK.
ING GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, &c. which will
be found upon examination, to be equal in extent
and variety any stock in this country and will be
sold for cash. Or on the usual time to punctusl Gus
toners, good terms any regular re-packn 2
house at the North can Offer He particularly AJAX,
the attention of those who have been accustomed to
buy in the Northern cities. without efording the
merchants Of Riehmond ang opportunity to shew
them our goods and prioea with the assurance tina,
they will save their expenses. The most skilful and
reliable packers employed and every attention given
to the prompt shipment and Forwarding of Goods
~ STONEWARE of the best quality at Factory
prices. au27
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01
k,ALL ItsAUE 1856.
4 BROOKS BELL & WALLER,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
We have in store by various arrivals from Fore gn
and Domestic ports. complete assortment of Goods
adapted to Fall and " inter trade. portion of oul
stock il of our own Importation, purchased with
csah, the remainder selected with great in
own mark SITS
Is Is our intention, In connaction with other par
ties 70 open house in New York the LIST of Jsnu
airy next also to continue cur business here. II will
therefore be very desirable to reduce stock to
the lowest point. To eject this we will offer great
time. We will allow discount of per cent. from
the face of all months bills paid at the time OF pur
chase. BROOKS, BELL & WALLER.
se l8-dIm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01
DOWHATAN HOUSE,
u RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

This house having changed proprietos, with de-.
eided Improvement u now confidently recommend,
to the navelne public Visitors rsturninR from Ii o
Springs Win tiad there ample and comfortable
modations Its location ID proverbislly peasantand
position airy; which, With the tibsp hand Of it, new
place, especially 70 the lovsYi 0f Quist rest. The
rooms are neatly furnished, airy and comfortable
let s6ords-the ssrvsnm polits and aceommodatias.
Nothtns 10 wanting 70 make u one o. the most a.
qsssle heeoD u ne w. " s GO Il
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7E0 DOLLARS REWARD.-Runa.

IOO way from the subscribers on the risht Q.
the 18th instant, negro man named JESSE, about
so years Of age, of dark complexion, has a delicate
loos, FIVE feet eight nine inches high rather In.
man named ADELIA, about 50 years old feet high,
of brown complexion has some of her front teeth
out, she has q mole her chin and a soar on
her risht arm. Aiso, bright mulatto Girl named
ELLEN, IL or yesrs old, shout f. ct or inches
high, brown strsish bsir black eyes. There 10 NO
dooss that they will attempt to get to free State.
We viii give One Hundred and Fifty Dollars 70.
ward for the appre henson of the above negroes or
fifty dollars reward for either OF them With all rea-
sonabie expenses. JOHN NETTLES,
se IT'S C. B. LIPSCOMR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

AWARD OF DAMAGEs.-Five hundred dollars
damages have been awarde ed In the New York Su.
prems Court to Patrick Gilmore. for the Injuries
sustained on the Hudson River Railroad. The con.
ducsor had stopped the train to eject passenger,
WIN wnom he had dispute about the amount of
fare. While the train was thus DELAYED ano,bar
train came along and pitched into the first injurinp
Gilmore, q passenger
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

SHOWER RATHS-Tho attention. ~
~ the public ID called 10 superior syt,ci ~ e. %
Or ssths, Which tbs subscriber has on hsnS ~
which he oers for sale IT less price thar ths .
mon artistic usually Dsils for Those who c,sr =,
pats bass cen Apd for themselves 5, lin.
3 ~ zIA9EkMANs, Aessn. sTEBBiNs
ruLLEN's, o. Mr. eTARkEfT's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01
ITO THE PUBLIC.-I have appointed
4 ..d .on.4itu4aa uENRY NIEnrltn ii.

SCENT to carry the napufssture of Soap and Can
des at the place for such business lsteiy occupied
Edward Niedt, on Munsord street. between Asrsnall
and Broad streets My said Agent 10 only authorised
carry the said business for cash. purchases and
ssles-and on no account tn contract debts in my
C6AS. Il. kOPITZSCH.
80 I8-2w*