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THE TURF.

THE TURF.
TAILS DRIVING PARK.-THURSDAY, JULY H
IL p M Match $3.50. mile heats, best IN IN mar
ness James II. Tarrant names br M Dolly Varueni r.
waterson names b. h. Billy Martin.
IIAIL,s DRIVING PARK.-FRIDAY, JULY 10, 4P.M,
III Match $400, mile heats, best IN ., IN harness
John Wheeler names b. 9. Slippery DICK; u. Duhey
names G. g. Telegraph.
DRosPEcr PARK FAIR GROUND AssoCIATIoN.-
THURSDAY, July ls, O'Clock p. M
Match, s., 600; mile heats, best three IN nve
W. Nelson names s. g. Joe Morgan, in harness.
GEo W OAKLEY, Superintendent
DOOLs SOLD AT JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT, l,la
Broadway, Twenty-eiehth street. on SARATOGA
Also American Girl Lucy, Goldsmith Mald, AZ
Cleveland this evening and Friday AFTERNOON Teesraph
UTICA PARK ASSOCIATION, OF UTICA, ONEIDA
" county, N Y.-The annual meeting OF this nssoca-
ton 1877 will be held August lS a. i5 and To- Purses
S3S,0v0 Entries will close July q.
HCRsEs, CARRIAGES, &c.
AT THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
n JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
Office and sulesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
OF our business IL conducted at our
HORSE AUCTION MART,
no. liz and ia EAST THIRTEESTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE,
xrhn h.ll .,1ar
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A -ExECuToRs SALE OF FOUR FINE HORSES
ESTATE OF the late JOHN 3. VALENTINE, deceased,
BY JOHN L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER,
ON FRIDAY Tomorrowl, July 10 at 10 O'CLOCK
sharp, at STABLE NO. 229 WEST FORTIETiI STREET
TRoTTiNG MARES; handsome blood bays, with snips in
face and white heels about l5k high; and years old
with ne flowing names and tails raised near Brat
teboro and both sired by Ethan Alien, and resemble him
high kentuckybred mare correct pedigree not known,
who rotted thirteen races and rotted heat driven by
Ad. Carpenter in 23 They closely mated In appear
and STYLE and drive like horse together with
out pulling reng or skipping; have fine amiabc disro-
and cannot be oustyed Park or road they showed,
when coming and years cid, 2:M together, and after
wards roted trial at Prospect Park in 49, they are
promising and are improving very rapidly In speed and
can show 5 gait any time either single double they
tie family team, and are warranted sound and kind.
The celebrated highbred fast and handsome trotting
HORSE BRISTOL, 10 highs years old, formerly owned
by Governor sprague is the most elegant rood horse for
and tai high headed, well behaved and honest makes
no mistakes when speeding pure and rapid gated no
road too long for HIM prompt stylish free and pleasant
driver has record 81 1885, can beat 40 to road wagon,
and faster sl6utf aDj better horse now than ever;
sovoa voans Sn b y Mr. urn
and sired by Major Winfield, dam by Star, l6x high,
years old framed for speed trot half
mile in 10 safe for lady TO drive fears nothing;
warranted sound and kind.
Also WAGoNs by beet masers single and double 81 nar
lot offered. The horses well known to be
genuine trocrs and very fine in every particular, Mr.
Valentino being considered of the best judges speed
and fine Horses. .
s1RAH s6HA vLN yANLEklTrInMrEs sklrnrs Executors
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 -A-PERsONs WHO ARE rNsrRED IN coon
L. nc nsuranee companies and who do not desire TO
srTendr their policies by an absolute sale ca borrow
the surrnder value OF Their policies BY appvjng nj a b
crty strpt Advances made on other securities wv -'
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.ILRoAD COM

CREENvILIE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD COM
" pany Of South Carolina. ~. -, 49,
There viii be an adjourned meeting Of the holders Of
company held at the ofee Of the undersigned, GA Wall
street. New York. on ThursdGy, July 6 Of soaSock NJ
=, r. f. MARBURY, JR.
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At wALDRON & COOKIES
"A downtown horse mart
corner New Church, Cedar and Liberty streets
AUCTION SALE
HORSES, CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, EXPRESS WAGONS,

HARNESS, &C., &c,
THIS DAY at IL O'Clock
WALDRON & COOKE sell above their regular
weekly sale, comprising about Is head Horses, among
flne stylish, gentle driver in all harness. - ,
One roam Pony, l3S hands years; fine little driver
for ladies or chidren's use; sound.
One bay Trottng Mare 10 hands, years old raised In
CClHmbia county, New York has record of 22 and Is
warranted today to drive inside Of minutes; Is plea
warran led perfectly sound
One bay coupe Horse, l6 hands, years; warranted
sound and kind.
One bakers Wagon and good working Horse and Har
ness, all complete.
One bay Horse ls hands 6years strong and solid built
warranted sound good worker and puller In all
work first class work horse in every respect
One brown Horse, l6, years; in all respects equal 10
above described horse.
One bay saddle Horse bright beautiful bay perfect
saddle horse in all gats and good driver single or dou
Bile sound.
Two good business Jorses sold for want use good
workers
One seat Road Wagon; city built nearly
Othcr Horses Buggles, open Coach, &C, &C
Sale positive no postponcment for weather
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INMAN LINE. ,a
i For Queenstown and Liverpool. Royal Mail Steamers
ale appoint ed TO sail as follows .
CrTY Or WASHINGTON. Thursday, July IS,2P n.
CITY OF MONTREAL. -. Saturday, July N r. NJ
CirY or BRISTOL. 49,. Thursday. July 2s 10 NJ
CITY OF new York. - Thursday, August 2P "
CITY or PARIS -. 49,. Saturday, August g. p NJ,
45 North River.
Payable in Gold Payable In Currency.
First Cabin $75 steerage $50
To Iondon 20 To London .,....,...... 30
TO Paris. 90 TO Paris: 50
Passengers also forwarded TO Havre, Hamburg,
Sweden, Norway and Denmark, at reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here at moderate rates BY per-
sons wishing to send for their friends
Through bills ladng givea ON shipments OF goods to
Havre and Antwerp.
Drafts issued at lowest rates
For further information apply at the Companys Office
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
10 Broadway, N. Y.
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, sc.

RREECH LOADING DOUBLE GUN-BY CHARLES
Lancaster, of London warranted genuine; 10 gauge
81 inShes would sell low for cash exchange for fine
muzze loader, CHARLES FOLSOM hs rhambers ST.
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TNO LONDON DIRECT.
TO oUEE&sTowN AND LfSsERP6oot,
Steamship ENGLAND, Wednesday, July IT,
Cabins, SOS and S75 Steerage, SIS, currency.
Apply to RIDER CORTES, rs Broadway, corner Of
Rector street.
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THE Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET CoMPANYs
l. iron mail steamship
VANDALIA,
Captain ~ c. Franzen will sail Thursday, July1 1871
at2 r. NJ. for Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York to Plymouth, London
Cberb0urg and Hamburg. -
First Cabin $l2O Second Cabin $72.
steerage $50, payable in United states gold,
KUNHARDT CO., &. b. RICHARD BOAS
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad street, n Y: 6l Broadway N. Y.
The NESTPHALIA Will sail July 25
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HOUSES. cARRIAaEs, GO.

PARK, PICNIC OR DEPOT WAGON FOR SALE
"A Three seats for six or nine persons stylish and IN
''''''' ''N s. DfNGFE CO., Ai Fourth avenue.
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DENNSYLvAEIA RAILROAD. .rr
Il ". r. r. OF New Jersey Division
For Cape May.
fast train with through attached leaves
depot foot Dcsbrosscs street. York.
daily except Sunday at IL 20 M arriving at Cape May
Returning leaves Cape May at 80 A. and arrives at
New York at 24 r. NJ
Regular tickets TO Cape May. 81
Excursion tickets for the round Observation-Disclosures.
Tickets for sale in New York at
526 Broadway, Depot foot Desbrosses street.
435 Broadway, Depot foot OF Cortlandt street,
No. Astor House.
T. W. JACKSON, General superintendent
d. NJ BOYD, Jr., General Passenger Agent.
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NAzzAM's AMERICAN AND ENGLISH BANKRUPT
VI cy Digest volume 2, Just out For sale BY j. H.
McDIVITT, 81 Nassau street
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FOR SALE CHEAP, THREE SECOND HAND
Rockaway; one top Buggy 29 and 22l West Nineeenth
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q X EEwARD.-LOsT, A "a FOOT ROW BOAT. PAINT
YC ca white; two sets Of row-locks: Branded N ID
Carlock, Fort Lee N. J. " ~
&S REWARD.-THE ABOVE REWARD WILL RE
W. pad for the return OF red morocco Pocketbook
iost Iniront OF No. Maiden lane, at said number.
" 90 REwARD.-LOsT, ON JULY g. A GOLD HUNT
%zsV % ing case Watch, No 7773 an English lever The
apvNe eWI9 VIII be paid to any returning the same
WllPlE, SO Liberty street. " ~ Vs.
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A NEW DOUBLE TRUCK, NEVER USED, FOR
"A saie-Has no use cheap. beautiful brown6ye
old Mare l5 hands, perfect Apply at 3l3 and slb New
ark avenue Jersey City
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by some citizens who had been attrac-
ted to the spot by the disturbance.
Maher started for his residence, to arm
himself, as he is said to have declared,
when Hafe passed through his house
to door facing ON Attakapas street,
and fred at Maher just as the latter
turned around upon hearing the ex-
clamation from a bystander, "He is
going to shoot!" The ball took effect
in Makers left shoulder, passing into
the body, from where the attending
surgeon has as yet been unable to ex-
tract it. The wounded man fell, but
subsequently walked home with as
sistanee, where he has since lain in
quite a critical condition, suffering
considerable pain. Haffe was arrested
and confined in Jail, but released short
ly afterward until Tuesday morning,
when he was re-arrested upon an aft
davit and again locked up. He has
since been released second time on
giving bail.
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aHooTING AFFRAY.--One of those
unfortunate occurrences, which have
become too frequent in all parts OF
this country, took place in our town
last Monday afternoon, resulting in
the serious wounding of Mr.. H. o. Ma
her, town constable, by ball fired
from d pistol in the hands of Mr.. A.
Hattie, shoemaker, who bears the
reputation of always having been a
peaceable citizen. We can not youch
for the entire correctness of the fol-
lowing account of the affair, which we
give from hearsay: 1t, seems that two
boys, respectively sons of Hafle and
Msher, became involved in childish
quarrel, when the former struck the
latter, who ran home and told his par
ents. Maher repaired to the house of
Hafie and, it is said, assaulted him,
striking him in the face. Haae drew
a lxrge Colts revolver, but was pre-
veAted from using it at that moment
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MI. John A. Clleevers failed to get
the nomination for District Judge
fronf the District Convention of the
supporters of Grant and Kellogg, be-
cause the delegation from st. James
sold ont to his opponent. Mr.. Bovee,
ex-Secretary of State and leader of
the st. james delegation, is reported
to have said to his dear friend Chez
vers. Jack, we can't nominate You,
because you haven't got any money.
We need money, and therefore must
nominate man who has some" That
is about the general standard of prin-
clple displayed by the petty figlemen
OF Custom House doctrine. Friend
ship and political obligation for past
services are of secondary cOnsidera
ton when money is in question. We
have no consolation to offer Mr.. Chez
vers, for when he allies himself to a
set of political Iscariots he must ex-
pect to be betrayed for forty pieces
o. silver" or a half-dozen dirty green
hacks.
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FELIA RE I MAUD,
Parish Treasurer, Ascension Parish.

Suhjeined are the resolutions referred to in
the foregoing communication:
BE IT RESOLVED, That the office of Audi
tor of the Parish of Ascension and Secretary
of the Police jury, be and the same is hereby
abolished. $50.
Belt further rcsoircd, That all the duties
lately imposed upon said Auditor and Sec
rotary shall hereafter be performed by the
Treasurer of the Parish. subject to the linii-
tations hereafter prescribed.
Be IL further rcsoIred, That the salary of
the Treasurer of the Parish is hereby fxed
at - hundred dollars a year; he shall per-
form all the duties lately imposell upon the
Auditor and Secretary. but shall not be en-
titled to any additional compensation there
for.
Be IL further resolred. That hereafter it
shall not be lawful for the Treasurer to issue
any warrants or register any claims as valid
evidences of debt against the Parish, until
the same shall have been submitted to the
Police Jury and been approved by them
in open session. HI F.
Be IL further resolred, That all ordinances
and resolutions conflicting with the above
resolutions be and the same are hereby res
pealed. as
/ hereby certify that the foregoing resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted by the Po-
lice Jury of the parish of Ascension at its
sitting of the 18th July, A. D. 1872.
ROD. BRAUD,
Et5 Secretary Police Jury
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Post-once Notice.
THE ADDRESS,
DoSALDsoSyiLI.E. La, J
Anril <. IX72 {

DoSAI.DsoSviIIE. La.,2
April 8, 1872.
Mails A1-rive-From New Orleans at
- lf. daily Sundays cxceptcdl.
From Tfihotlstux Monday and Thursday
at 6 o'elselz p. NJ. t
FROM St. FrancisyilIc Monday aud Thurs.
day ut 8 o'clock A. NJ.
Mails are ClOsed-For New 0rleana
at 1 l:30 A. H. daily tS,rndays excepted)
For Thibodaux ON Monday and Thursday
at $50 r. NJ.
For st. Francisville Monday and Friday
at $50 T. N.
Post-officc will be open every day from z
A. NJ. to $50 p. H., except on sunday, when
it win be open from to a. NJ, and again
from Ii A. NJ. to II NJ.
Persons having business at the Office VIII
please notice the regulations and guide them
selves accordingly.
7. LANDRY, Postmaster,
F. Fob. Asst. Postmaster,
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A colored man and his wife, who
live at Port Barrow, had a regular
Fougl-and tumble fight at their ldo-
nestle mansion. last Sunday, during
which they pummeled, scratched and
bit each other in furious mariner
until separated by the father offthe
woman. Neither of the belligerents
were arrested, though they both rich
~ deserved to be.
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flt was not a matter of surprise to
ably enc that the performance given at
tie ID. s. G. B. Hall last Saturday
evening, by the Crisp Theatrical
Troupe, for the benefit of the Silver
Cprnet Band, was attended By large
audience, embracing many ladies, for
the universal popularity of the band
always brings out our people in force
tts any entertainment given in their
honor. The beautiful drama of " La
dS of the Lake was well rendered by
tie troupe, and brought forth many
hearty expressions of admiration, while
the amusing burlesque of Pocallpn-
tas proved a source of much merri-
nlent. Mr.. Crisp being called in front
Of the curtain by the audience, deliy-
cred neat little farewell address, in
waicls he returned thanks to the gem
tlemen of the band for their aid and
encouragement, and said that, though
not remunerative, the brief sojourn of
tlN troupe in this place had been very
plI asant and would always prove a
gratifying "Reminiscences to them, indi-
vislually and collectively. A short
tiine after the conclusion of the per-
formanee, the Silver Colmet Bard re-
paired, in the lovely moonlight, to the
Magnolia House, where they gave Mr..
Crisp and his fair daughters and ac-
coaplished wife parting serenade.
Tile troupe left for Napoleonville Sun
day, and we will not undertake to
yosleh that that vivacious young dam
sci, "Our Jessie,n did not carry the
hearts of some of the more susceptible
Young men of this place away with
ley. EaJFf 3 ,.sF&552
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T0 Tax Payers.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board
IN of Assessors in and for the Parish OF
Ascension will assess their property situated
in the aforesaid Parish, at the Court House
in the Town of Donaldsonville. for the cur
rent year, during one month, commencing
August LIST and ending September LIST, 1872.
All tax payers are requested to call and at
tend to their assessments.
Office hours: From 10 A. M. to IL o'clock
NJ, and from 2 to o'clock p. 81. every day,
Sundays excepted.
Parish of Ascension July q tn, 1872. =
JNO. ID. CAN'TEY, Clerk,
EHAS. A. YOUNGER, Recorder,
e. KLINE, Sheriff,
Board of Assessors
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Elsewhere in this issue will
be found the advertisements of u NJ.
Delavailade, Esq, of Plaquemine, who
has received a barge of Northern lake
lee which he Ia now retailing at sthe
very low rate of two dollars for eNery
Hundred pounds, or nine dollars! for
i've hundred pounds, including pack
ing and delivery to any of the coast
packets. See the advertisement.
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Wilkinson, of the Ascension News
Depot, has kindly presented us with
excellent photographic portraits of
Grant and Wilson, the Philadelphia
nominees for President and Vice
lEesident, and we have tackled them
in our office to be admired by such
our visitors as belong to the Re-
i'om ination party and criticized by
those who favor the election of the
Liberal candidates. Wilkinson has a
ltarge stock of these pictures on hand,
and sells them at the remarkably low
rate of Is cents each or 25 cents a
pair! Grant and Wilson badges of
various styles and sizes may also be
procured at the news depot. Greeley
and Brown pictures and badges will
soon be there also.
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state of Louisiana.

Parish Court Parish of Ascension.
Robert n. Sims rs. No. 3l3, Theodllle Mar
clland.
Ben. Toledano rs, No. 266, Theodule Mar
ia asa chand.
DY virtue of and in obedience to a writ OF
ID fl. ia. in each of the above cases. issued
by the honorable the above named court,
under date of the 18th day of June, 1872, and
to me directed, have seized and will offer
for sale at public auction at the Court House
of the parish aforesaid, in the town of Don
jacksonville, on IA
Saturday, the :srd day of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1872.
at II o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, viz:
A certain TRACT OF LAND, situated in
the parish of Ascension and known as lot No.
one III, as indicated ON plan of survey
made by v. Sulakowski some time in the
month of November, 1853 and n0wson file
in the office of the Recorder of the parish of
Ascension; said lot No. one a. forming a
tract of land bounded on the upper side by
lot No. two ~ on said plan, and an the low
or side by lands belonging TO Jehn Burnside,
and in the rear ny lands belonging to Dun
can +. Kenner and in front by the Missis-
sippi river, said lot containing about fifty
acres. more or less. Said lot No. one ~
forming originally part of the old Jean
Baptiste Marehand sugar plantation, which
said plantation, before its subdivision, being
OH the left bank of the Mississippi river,
about thrde miles below the town of Donald
sonville, measured nine arpents, more or
less. front ON said river, with q depth of
about forty arpents, and was bounded above
by the plantation of the widow and heirs of
Louis Colomb, deceased, below by lands he
longing TO John Burnside, and in the rear by
lands belonging to Duncan +. Kenner.
Terms aud Conditions Cash.
C. KLINE, Sheriff.
Parish of Ascension, June Goth, 1871.