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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04
City Politics.
THE THIRTEENTH WARD ELECTION RIoT-ANoTaER
ROW YESTERDAY.

yesterday morning the parties alleged to have been
engaged in the riot at Cnderdons Hotel on the even
ing previous, appeared before Justice Brennan at the
Fssex Market Police Court the charge prefer
red against hom riot and assault and battery The
excitement in the court very great between the two
factions Of the soft she'll denocraey who wore eng,sas
in the melee Ihurcday, but little hone couTd be
entertained Of any fusion between the opposing factions
The magistrate after some delay decided to postpone
nation Of host OF Witnesses will be proceeded With
Meanwhile, the accuged remain bail. The injneed
man, Samuel Mcdonnell - much easier and viii soon
from the effects OF his wound Az there seemed
TO be strong opposition 10 the "ferris ticket the
night OF the election there w in all probability, be
great deal Of excitement attending the investigation the
result of which viii be anxolsly looked Tor by poi
Clans shoulder hittera rowdes and oaers OF ali descrp
ton.
Several of the leaders of the soft shell party OF the
Thirteenth ward met in porter house in Washington
street. yesterday afternoon, where the difficulty Of Tues
day night discussed in loud terms. Ferris McCor
mick and others who we're present. received rather n
, ,Gasn handling At Inc hands o. the opposite ae
champagne bottle He was conveyed home In carriage
by Of his friends No arrest made by the police
of the district in which the fight occurred. This is
matter Of surprise the affair happened in broad
daylight and attracted great deal Of attention.
WING CITY CONVENTION.
This convention re-assembled last evening at the
broadway House. On notion the convention was called
to order by Hon. Wm. s. Gregory OF the Twenty
ward, who nominated Mr. Andrew cakley for Chairman
Messrs Holberton and Parkes acted Secretaries.
The Chairman presented the following letter from Dr.
James H. Wood, declining nomination Tor Governor of
the AlIns house,
New York, Sept g. 1855.
On my return TO the city your informing me
mat me Democratic wing City Convention had done the
honor 70 nominate me for Governor Of the Amshouse hope
r. T % M
The nomination they have rendered 10 Respectfully your
obedent servant, JAMES X. WOOD
10 NJ Il. BsEwra, chalrman L. W. PARxrs, and GnoncH
HoLPERToN, Secretaries
On motion Of Mr. Charles Riddle, OF the Twelfth ward,
the declinaton Of Dr. Wood was accepted.
Messrs Charles P. Miller, Of Twenty-Hrst ward and
Joseph Carlisle of Sixth ward, then appointed
telers and the delegates proceeded to make open
nations for Governor Of the Almshouse Mr.. Albert
son, exMayor Harper, Gen. William Hail. and Messrs.
Pnkney and Oliver were named MS candidates. The fol-
lowing is the result Of the bailottings:-
Candidates. Iyrst. Second, Third.
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oxen, six cows and calves, seven carts, fifteen
pIobghs, one pair timber wheels.
The undivided half Of thc above described
propert5 to be sold in block, on the following
terms and conditions. to wit:
Terms and Condition :
Twenty Thousand dollars cash and the bn-
lance in three equal instruments, maturing on
the first day Of the months Of march Of each ut
the years of 1856. 1857 and 1888. The pur-
chaser to rive hlS notes to the order OF iir5
Thomas Pugh, bearing interest at the rate o.
five por cent rer annum, from tn day Of sale,
the property to remain specially morgaged with
vendors privilege until The final payment OF
said notes.
Parish Of Assumption, Jane 81 1873.
T. O. MnLANcoN'
huCtourrr.
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|jeisoyais, ct alers il me paraissait 81
grand !sam1 8 4 saaH .al#D. 81 la9u.
"Das h fin de mars iie reetourrjai a
Mentfnofency, n'rsperant point y re-
lrodvef mon iitsrcssant. yooiisin. J.e,s IN
Instant de- teritable douleur, Iorsqlue des-
cendant ~ jArdin ayec me pia,rentes alulii
m'avait accomIagneee pour maide,rr nal,
gre moi ! me reeinstalleerr i In Champagne on
j'appIis que le fez.d de- chaussese ettait Io,,a
i nnie yieilIe dame. Mais ma e co N
ayant fait qpelqnes pas lein dc moi, Ia
bonnt madame Jolly me dit a Eore,lle
qp'ei'e await fat &c pei. mte1nsongel p ltJ 3.
que ma parcntd lui pafrHissait curiie,uus.ee et
abilliirde, mis- que Lemon etait ID, ct
quii &c tenait cache ponr NJ: nc ,oir que
lorsiut je 81 rails scule.
Je pensai msevanonir dc ieie, ct ic
snpport,i Fobligaaince ct les attentions
de- faa pa,'vre Coas he Hvrc uilc patience
don't e f;lIIis nrourir. Entin, ellie partit !
ct Je resis Lemon, non pas settlement ID
Jo,ir-ia Ia, mais tous les jaurs ct pressure 4
toutcs, les heares dc Ia ~lulrnee, depais
IN hn de lhiser jurqa'a t'exttamc fin de
fautomne snivaat. Les v%isites, toniours
rares ct assez cotn les que l'on me ren.
dat, mrs courses in~dispcnsabies d Pafis,
nous yoiefent toat az plus, Gil rassem-
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blant toutes les %licnfcs, dcnx semaines
de notre dalieieise infinite = eitz9=
s.Je vois lhisse 4 ptnser Il cettc vic
tut liotrensci ct 81 l'amonf s'elnpara en-
naitie absolu de- notre anitie. hiAis &c
dernier sentiment fbt at,ssi chisfe sous
les ytnx d. Dlcn ct dc mon lils que IA
vaitFts ,ina amitie forineei All lit dc mort
da fferc d'llenri. On en- jasa pourtatt
peit-etre ,ntpen chez les iiidfgenes dc
Montmerency; mais III botine reputation
de notre h6tesse, ~ discretion sur nos
sentiments qa'clic devinait bien, son ar
ideur a dtfdudre i1otfe %9eondiite, liz vie
cachee Que nous metiions, e le tsoin que
nous enmes de ne jam'fis nous montrer
ensemble hor- della mttison; citft1, Fab.
.sence de d tgscandaIe, etnpGcherent III
mhiveillance de sen meier : anc,,n pro.
pos nc paryint Iamaisi anx o~reitIcs de
mon mari. %hisd'abeah dc nes pareuis.
" Jamais anours nc fureht pfus re-
ligienscment s%esItis ~ plus sat,taircs
pour les deux amos qh'tiles n mplirt1t.
Les idees d.Iieiffi, fort snigulieres at,x
yenx da monde !: mais les senls eyr1ies
les eeales chretiennes anx miehs, trans
p%orterent mo esprit dams ,ii,e %nousel,
lie sphere. Je cohtas l'entl1onsiasme de
la fni7ct de aa vertu en- meme temps
quo celui Dc l'atfection, Ces deux sen,
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NouyE,u STEAMER Observation-Disclosures

NouvE,u STEAMER TeANsArLANTlquE.
-i.vs %ionrnaux De Ncw-York nous up
prenncnt qte IA, iel, lie second nasjTr
de Ia ligUc VANDERBILT pour /" ~El'v'c,
dc,uit ,atrtir lc 20 dc &c lmois pour ccttr
destination. I.'Ht7ri s"ra commando
parss|c cnpitainc Lclcyre, hncirn COM
mandant du Pacylc, a'ors que &c sIea-
mcr "avjg,jt 'nire San I'ranrsro ct
-panaaa. h., constitutions, les emmtna
gemcnts Ct les machines de rArid on
ett soignts dune nH'n,efc tonte r~ar''c"-
cuIicrc Ic vi'pcnr Jug 5000 ton
n,caux Ct pcut transporter 2Sl i%a'sogers
dc cabInc. .1..n a.= s.. est.
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etc an r fus pleIn d'etliol Il dc dr>e.-
poir. la crainte d'aiis richie, ooi Thor
reur Dc J., riplesse, FONT emporta ,alf
i'annnr, ct II s'cst CONNIE tnfi dc moi
.avcc ~epouvante.
j. etc onchsfc,, coneternte Je
mai pas ell H. convaipcre, ic mai pat
ivonIn lie rctenir. 'iH pills ia refe, hi.
l'ai irony6 quill avnit %raison. qt.iI etaIt
consequent nvoe iaisH,a me, fdele 4 set
tp,rincipcs.m Je i'ehoai avslme, 10 l'eniai
,c.'imt davantage, go pal resolu dsarran.
de inahisre i M pln4l h. hlsss
ser, de lq"ittur " Monde soatie u n N,
dc senlome caeflerlfbien 'toinldc Paris
al fond dune campagne. atm dc ron. :
pre- to,iies Il es re h,sson.h avec les pids-
sfants ct les tithea que l.omsr eoosidefs .
CONNIE DIES enneanis. tahs3t f~tsoees, tan.
i6t iasoIont,ises 81 sasshgics de fita'ila'
Iniie. dt ab o9lag III qeE ts49tgrtsl 2 Y.
hi3is i &c proief, qni n.etait qpf Sc
conda ire dams ma .pcbsee,j'f ~ assoelai.3
nm aptre .qnl coppait Il nal dane ga ra,
are It detrni-ait ,Jamals tops les 'eT'-
I@'',lNsist &c mon iffrportot, DC mon tpops sa'
'' T. % 16f asp 1osaa g5 +
na' s'6t@s
ia su;tc au pJoehais nunsro.)
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falte Nnpe on dsnx writes a Ia tnde Hi.
yer, 'flllapat il tPgiayfooue, pour .sasoir dies
nousellfs dIlenri que Jour lnl lemoi .
grer lamiiie don't ellie etait digne a lous
sgards. Cctte femme await. de- la We.
~neratiop pour Letmor- Ellie await d soi-
gper i. papyre Ernest CONNIE son pro,
pre- tls ellie ne fpar!ait d'IIenri rqne
les mains %jointes ct les yeux tplsins dc
Iarncs. Qqand ~ lui ~demandai pour.
quoi il nc venait pas me syoir, ellie me
repondit que ma position dams le monde
ne pousaIf permsltfe que dos rapports
hasurels setablissent entire nne person.
ne CONNIE moi ct Vi BONNIE qni s'stait
jeis ~yolonlaire ment dams il pauyrele.
G'esi i celfe occasion, qa'elie me racon-
In tout q au'elle .sayait do Iui ct tou,
&C que 10 siens dc rous %rapportss. 4a3
.Vous desez conprendfe, clIere Rose.
cembien jel ias f~r.ipvecIde Ia condu,te
de jeane hommes qai s'efait momres d
Hoi ii simple. Vi fhodeste ct Il pairfaite-
.rent ig,ofanude So grandeur morale.
Jeane rus punsef a attire ehose; dams lc
mo De, to.Rme dams ma eii.rnbrc soii-
taire. an theatre CONNIE d fegIisc, son
eli sou image etaient tonioars
dams mon cUar e dams ma pensee. Je
le colnparais a .ous lee honmrs que
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tH"5..I.t2 EatE5tWEE E4| 1913 t#I "ttHE .
VETTE \
spOUR CAUSE DE DEPART.

LIE msrGi vingt julia 1857, depnis 10 lleunes
Gu tnatih jnsqu'a Il heufas do l'sprGs midi, e.
les Jours stiivants. meme intervatie. scra
ventura fentan par Cyprien Blanchard ct Al.
fred Tele, cncantenrs de cette paroisse. nu DO.
mlclle de {. Q. G4teau, 4 NapolGouvi,le:
q 10. lie fetds dun uraga4in5 consisiait en-
GROCERIES, Quincailletie, Megeerie, rnaichan
discs SGches &c.
20. MenbIes de m nages tells quo boia ds
ITS, tables, chalses, 1armolfes, u~stepsi.s do cut
30. Uu cheval une cigarette ct les ~lari,ais ~
q Ipnditlois Ioutes sorumes n'extdait nag
q 4 piastres comptante ct tontes sonines au de-.
sus de VI 10 datis leicoufant de mars ~procIinh
1856 en- billets eautiounes soiiaairement d Ia8I
abstraction des Encantcurs payables au Bureau
du Il ecofder do Gette paroisse; %part,nt hull
pour tant par an d lnteret a taier de Fecheance
jlsln'd final paieine ft.
NapoleouYille 81 Mai1555.
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80 ans, Stephen (charpenticr) age d'enuron
10 ans, WyattagG d'cnvirou 30 ans.
4 Gu. 81 muicts. 3 paires Dc bTuIS, ! vaches eli
leurs s%uiyants, Z eharrettcs. ID cbarrnes,
diable.
Lin motto iDdivise dcs susditcs proprittGs pour
atrc vnnluc. en- block auN tcrmese 81 conditions
sliyauts
Tcrmes ct Conditions;
Fingt mile ~piasires compliant ct Ia balance
en- trois terncs Graux, eelIeant lie premier Jour
de rlacun DIES 1uOss dc mars des ann6es 1856
1857 ct 1853. L'acuuGreur fournissant scs BIZ
lets payablesa Iordre de Mime Thomas Purh.
nyec cinq pour cent dinttr1t par al, IA rartir
dn Jour de Ia ventc JnsqU'au paicmeut; los sus
dlt"s propritt&s reStart sptciaIctuert h~ypothG-
q1ces avec lie privilege dc vcndeor, ~jusqu'au
Placement final dcs dts biIIcts.
paroisse Assumption 10 . JUN 1855. g
l., o. hiELtNGoN,
.. }.uCHntenr.
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ErAT DE IA LOUISlANE.-Cour 4,
Cinquiemr District Jnliciaife dams {,
pour la p~arotssc Assumption.
Smr,csstpn d. .J"gMst"ee Poopo"caur,
fpouso M<c>j<c % Bcrnard Lt1orc
.+f.f ..-.. .Gdiics. +...
Auendu pnc William W Pueh, esecrtcur
"tcstamnntalre de In die dGlunte. IL entiassc
Ell Cour IN coInpte lie son administration
a'nsi qnune petition en- dcInandint l'h"-
lnoIogaIion. .... r.'.+ '.f
AYES est par lie present dome d tons ceHx
1te celia pcut concerner, d'avoir d d&dujI,
dams les trent" lo,rrs les r~ais6ns pour les
qnelIcs le dit compile ne sera}t tas apprn''s
ye Ell homoINRuc, ct les ionls ente me-
mains ~rGpaltjs coniormGmcnt audit comp;e.
Far orire d" IA Corr.
Taroisse ~Assompton, 10 mni 1855.
l.. : DESIRE LEBLANC,
GrcIirr.
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ExtEirloS.-Ie @ponx Manduit ont
donnG bier, dals Ia sn!lc dc NJ. Bessc,
tine representation qui "A Hsnrpass& Eat
'nnsc de tcux.la mtmc 1ui les a~vaient
dfja V's, Pendant pres dc qpatrc henrcs
WA dpft lee spectacle, lis ont tenn les
a.sistans dans ladmiration et l'extasr.
les tours de force, d~'alrcssc ct 1r
sooplrssc executes par NJ. Mauluit asec
INC Mc,lit6 ct upc dexserite ]snrprenantc
ont etc accucilIis par des saIscs dap
p'audis. emnts. la grace, l'hgilitt ct Ia
vigteur dc Madamh MauIui', nalgre lie.
p'opcrtion', s'Ioignant IN peu dc la
%moyennc, ont apssi excite letounement
ct les transports dcs Spectators. -
NJ. Manauit est IN dt ces arlistcs
qalon rtvolt tonjoDrs nvec plai>ir, car a
'h'qqpq pp"s Gle 6 representation, on nop-
We chez lul nnc execution perlrctionnec.
oa ne ia ,nonseaptb dams les tours.
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SUCCESSOR SAFE.

{, LA. r1c tv,
's'~ncFSioh Oh iiio'hAS iugll, deceased.
Re- v;,t,o oc, d,c,., IF u,o Uo,arn. a..
sih J,I;ci,I Ms ;nt Ta,,r, ar,I, r4,', ' ~,
;ana i, ",i fr H., 10y - ~ - ','' w. i"','''
,i5t al . "a :" -, !, - re- " tNSs0",P''2n'
oI WIN -, oa,,.n ,I'y iu1 - +, 21t ~ u, Uii'e'-
,nisos -, tho n,r;sb NJ "riar,t t",t ", VIZ ~ lro,
,L,,. Iha XII IT,. r. let. TO- ..P..'t' va "H'
by l. q NInr any,, ,'ov' !; 'nl t,''n a.
for tIn nar;sb # AssIl'5,si ta9 tIn 3,I ~ ,; It."
half If +hhc folioyi1r IL, ihot 'r@ ",,S"' w. F'
70 t,a hove et,crcssic,, l. tTh2'' -
1T A ,ort,;,t r., ri. nfl,,,l sf<,,, a..
narjsh Of a ssumr,;on hnv;nr ~ f,o,,t ~ ,' .h ~
l1,obt ho,,t Of ln,tyn1t stn,rnT, orG,''. .u' III,
more or IesS. abont i've miIc< 'r,ow tIc VI
Ia,n c,n,1 I'LL :. lobib IF q ~, =
heIn,y Nv /, nds If T., prs raIan,s ,aI ~ :1aN
diatnIy on tIs re-, rtnIIoiojng thi. f "'" '' t,ant
anrther tract otIand having Il front Of abou,s G
fArpenis with adelth thence OF 4G arpcIts,
being IN all forty irfent5 in depth reon bayou
L''tonreI'c, tie rear tract being bounded on
The nP2er side by HE sugar plantation OF Sims
and Phillips, and Oh the toyt2Ha side by lands of
in BITE Colonne, and containing an area of
about two hundred aud fourteen arpents,
"a. V certain tract OF land situated on The
Tlght pank OF Bayou batourcFip, having two
aFpents more or less front towards Bayou La
fourche, beginning at thirteen arpenis and a
halt rom I've bayou, and thence rnning be
tween parallel llteS back twenty SIX arpents
and a halt, bounded above by lands Of Huber
Allcoin the tract contains about fifty arpehts.
"a An other tract OF land described as
IoiIoWs w f. ....H ....=.zf ..-sse. taE
I'd. Three lots or subdivisions OF the league
Sdnare dosi9natci as lots aumbefs ll3l, f2urt-
een IA and fheen l5l. containing an area
OF mne hundred ndthirt"on arp9nts and sixty
OH hundred this OF n arpentt
4th Anqther tract OF and, designated asbolng
tle south East qnartcr OF S2etion 81. Town
ship n OF Range II East, co lti1ning one
hundred aud fifty nine acres and ninety two
hundred q an acre. The whole area OF the
sad tour tracts OF land being about thirteen
hundred and fly seven arpsnts. =.F5-=
The following nauted slaves: +n
Christians aga1 araut % ve,rs. cs,ol; ;,
AIRED aboul - ys.rg. EI;zt ag.d ahn,,t g', fnars
ana bar tllsef ci;llren Ioe q vcars ala p y tu mas
i to,rs oll AMI uenr1 81 9tabfhs alj riafry
aged about 90 wears, Harriet aqeI abant 81
years. anal her child preston aond q bont ae,e,
months. Jane aged about 30 years. and her 3
children, Georgoe about 8 years old, ,Josanlana
q bout ) yearso old. and Nafoaref about ( nnntl,s
oll HsliIa ob,nt IA ro.r, III . ~ bat /, lhtil
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~ As;i'.''idr,c JUN, l'imprimorie
d. Ronnicr fpillit dcvcnir il proie Dies
tlanrnes. I'm tgorme tas!de ~sielIIes GA.
zettcs ct paperasse fui Sc t~rouvait SOU
!nabatisse du Journal senilarrntt,oa on ne
ant top comment. REIMBURSEMENT une
rersonnc ilnis Sc i]ronvait p%resentc dams Get
instant s~'en'apercnt ct donna lalarme
"ux, CHS: au fen! an fen. Fourier emplo>
20 dams Reimbursement ct plusicufs IA.
tres ~pcrschncs s'ttant ii,Foihits protnp-
.encnt sous II batissc, SC rendireRt mai
tres des Hamnes, qua ne causereni aucnn
dommage. ] est probable que le fen a
pri- par accident. Mons remercions aycc
Reconnaissance !ous cenx qni ont donne
Ia main dams cctte circonstancc. iaa"e# 1T
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Pa'i h Of A>sun,tior-5 h judicial
District Couft,5 .5t.IEi FIG -s.#
Whereas Delpillne Boudreaux has petition
ed the Court for Letters Of administration csfa-
te of the late SGraphln I~asai4ne her decca-
fsed husband. Notice hereby given. to all whom
ltIuay concern, TO show cailgG W thin ten days.
why the prayerof the said petitioner should
not be granted.
BY order Of the Court.
g Assumption thie 18th May 1855.
L. Cs DESIRE LEBLANC. Clerk.
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r BAL,

y Il Gu sarncdi, 4 Ii salle dc NJ,
nesssa I'D cliarmaEt bal /; nous nous pro,
,,osions den fire une d%crcrip'ion pocti.
4pc, inas aen< yaspns spereu IN habi'e
confrtrr,, plds capable que non4 dc Sac
s,pitter-de cette tachc agreeable. Nous
lui parsons Ia plume. Nous nous contcn-
terms de dire que iamais reunion he int
,lu. bsillate ct micux composite.
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Parolsse Assumption Cvnr dn 5ne
District Judiciaire. @1a07 a. -
Attendu one Deiphine Bondrcanxa !. 1p~1rtschto
.urs pehtion i Ia Coar, a l'sffsl d'obtenlr les
Lettres administration q Ia succession de leu
Seraphin Laseigne son mari DECIDE, i~nteslat .
Avis est par lie present donnc a tons ceux que
celia peut cor,cerner d'ayoir 4 deduire sous dix
Jours, les ralsens pour lesqueIles II ne serait
pas fait drolt a "a d,e petition. b" aog /
. sI5#.6 S Par ordre dc Ia Cour. Oh #Hn.
g Assumption le 10 Mai 1885.
H. -, DESIRE LEBLANC Grefier.
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'AccfpENr.-Dans Ia nuit de jendi d
vcadredi dernicr, IN chaiand asant il son
i,ord 40 bouci,nts de s,nrc ct 80 bariI.
dc m6lasse, apI'artenan. il Nj. ki,tridge
dc FAsson'ptiori, n sofabfe t3ins Ic fcuyc
un peu au- dcssous du bayou Lafourche.
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TIE STATE OF LOUISltNA,-Tti..
Judicial District Court in aud for the
parish of assumption. ''''...' 1877
IN Me m7ttr 6fthe su,rtssj6h of 1nrus
line Ponponeanr, dcc"assd rifr il,
ser,nH ns9rflhge Of E&raafd Iido,t
Smiles. ....a
Whc.eas William w. pugh. ~iostanan'ory
executor Of said deceased hts this day iilcd
ia the office of the Clerk ol the aforesaid
Court an account Of lis administration.
together with u petition praying for the
horn1Iogation Of he sane. ".
Notice is hereby given 70 I'll whom il
may concern, to show cause within tIlirt,
days why said, account should not be np-
proved and ho'ho'ogalcd and H. finds IN
his hand. distributed in accordance there.
with "
Ey order Of the Court.
Parish Of Assumption. this 18Th mav 1855.
& D2SiisE LEBLANC.
IL. ~. Eiclii.
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The State Of I.oni ,i,nn.--Ffh ,Jaa,.
eial District Cen! il. tuI for The b..
r'sh of AsrtmptIon. h. l.
Hilairo Fcsgicr No. $50 ~. Aug use Rim
~ virtue OF and IN obedience TO- a writ
Fl Fate nc directed bythe honorable thu nh,
10 Cuurf, in tile above entitled and surpBs,"i
-uit. ! have seized aud VIII offer At .nmhI,"
aution at the f~astienee Of NJ. Aueua,s goins
III til" ,'I'ag" Of Nap".coovilIe on SATURDAY
the Pad day OF jnrs 1896. Cemunncirr
eleven O'clock A. NJ. the following d~,scibsSs
Property to wit
9 Baker Carts & Harness, 4 creole Horse, III
corn & fodder enc lot Bakery u~ssen,i4g, md
Que lot Groceries &c.
Seized to pay aIhI Satisfy the SAID writ and
costs Of suit 10 be sod with the peue1t Of an.
praisClnenf. 'f --' r... f.
TerIr< Cash,
Parish of Assumption May tph 1856.
A.. f. HICKMAN &puR.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
~%UCENS3!ON /, ME.
Snccrssiou If Jqaes g.. IT. ist

50FcFssl71 u ''0f0E Q. .Ilr i8Dn
drcrnstH. -.u q
On Saturday Nlc2jd DAY Of lime 1866 a, 10
O'Clock A. IL. viii be o.ieged at pubic sale, al
tho Court House door OF this PARISH, by the
undersigned the fldipwins d sG.ilcd property
belonging to the at!orestid Succession. H. wi:
"A conp'e set OF Engineers Zoos, soeh -
blocks & fills ~e. .u.3 ..", .,t... q.
... Terln3 aud 60 lditionr. .l.
All Sums under Tea dollars payable cash
aud all sums above Ten ,t6'lats ppyabte onthe
list day Of .Harch 1896 Purchases. Furnishing
their notes with pool and ~solyoAt security l.,
the sati 4~llctioa OF Tie undersigned, bcAlmt
eight pea cent interest alter H,a.trjy.
ParisLlol Assumption.
May l5'h is55.
]. II. Nun hU1.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
ELECTION DIES JUICES DE Ia
~aef1s5 COUR SUPREME. afsa "a

lie juge Lea ct Zenon L.abauve sont
snhonces { ornf,e cnndida's pour lc poste
de Jugc-As.otit de Ia Cdar Supreme de
Get Etat.} D1. Eistis q declare quill Giait
dams limppssibilite ~d'accepter la candi-
dature pylr, Jugc President dc Ia dits
Conr.l aifb. adggsHsh slg1ieI
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
ELECTIONS DE LA VIRGINIE.

D'aprts les dernieres depaches recii,es
de Get Fiat, Wise. candidat democratic,
i'rl cmporsa par 1000 votes sur sou con.
current Taornois, X. NJ, pour 10 poste
do. gou setnedr. Ii tn#9 15 a' I
s~I1f4at4s ma 6f.4 aE sfoEA @ 93 ,3gF
CONNIE on Il vol, n yirgiaic ireste
t%oujours fidelc . Ia cause poiitiquc qa'c'Ic
u
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-06-04
Terla3 aud 20 lditionr.
J. II. MGNAU4
i'EFAT DE IN LOUISIANA

LETAT DE IN LOUISIANA
Cour dn ,1me District jHiiciailr~ r.
ol*se Aa%-onption.
Soccss'on dr 1rH Jsoa bomiagu-.
Attcndu que Ioan Dominique administrator
dc la dIte Succession a depose au Bureau "a
Glctiicr lie Ia dite Conr IN c%o,ip'el Dc son
administration a'ISi ql'une pGtItiou ell Ie,nqg.
L,ub j homoloEation '# "aidr".sI o. j
Avis est pr l. present donr6 q tons cepx cue.
celia peut tonccrner davolr Il dtdniresou> tlel.
tc yours les raisoas pour lsseueiies Ie dit cornpte
ne serait pas, aPpronve & holuo'oeue, ct les
tonds el''re SEES Httliis r. parts contormemeut
an dit compte. -'"s'-i. .a*' it
Par ordre della Court. 80.
IT. Assumption Mai 81 1866.
4 G. c. BLANCHARD a.s Der, Gteilier
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-23

Among the Washington news we
find the following:
Much excitement has been created to-day
in consequence OF a report that Col. Lewis l..
Taylor. formerly of Mississippi, and clerk in
the Office of the First Auditor, has forged the
name of Jefferson Davis, Secretary OF War,
to notes amounting to some ten or twenty
thousand dollars. The notes are in the hands
Of brokers, money lenders and personal friends
of the forger Lewis left the city on Sunday
night. Mr.. Jefferson Davis was an intimate
friend to him, but it is understood that the
Secretary will not attempt to screen him from
punishment if he is taken.