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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-30
Aatlrpad EiufS.
P P.,Iladelphla, Wilmington aud 6aiti
more Railroad,
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sH TIME TARl.F.

m N II u q =
.7 TIME TABLE.
asi
Baitimote stopping ~ all sulaI connssss
At wl'm .nst"a wnh Delaware RAILROAD Lane. at Clay;
Dsi.wsr- ksl,o.a a. H.iS,apasn WITH Jau.,ios saa
s,s.x~A.", k.,l'o.d at se.h.rd ~mn Dorchester aud
kA,iloai. AZ SALISBURY with w,son,co aud P"com'ts
ExPkLss TxAlN a. l2D NJ. tsuua.y. ..ssR.ss5 los
s.l.mo5s % and Washington; stopping =. wilm,as.n..
,ons.Sn with train for New cassie:
a.s.aosssaa wssS,u hi s;os = ..ehs:s:;t tS%
s,ssi :. sSr w.
aSH .9ys1E kI..ss sS w
% a.sss.s. s'ss. st lyman; a.. % .sa M..s. @
Fortress Monroe ana NOItoi viii t.A. sns
giLNI.<sToS TRAINS
.sss sA ! ~ % s
LEAVE wiL1issTos :. i. ~ .sa $40 NJ. .Aa AOo
ss t:;..:s ss..'.s ~ % 90 81 sand.' az;
'' Af.~a. Juoe,!,n BY stree! car: .as ssOA. Nj.
,sil ''l 1sT n" sSarD sS. ,'G TIsTs1s NJ. s
sss .s "A p,,,ass 90 G.s;s S.ss' and rA
Leave Fhilad.,pn. ioT ror D~pos. suao.y. s.e.p
ted. q 71O a.n. and ~ T. IN. Ph.'Adsiph. to-
/ ChAid's Ford Al l0O IN. Wednesdays and Satur-
days at $50 ,. fniiAdsip foG Chester hessh.s
At2 81 .. IN. PhisdelphiA tor Oxford a. ~ o.
| W-du.sisys aud Saturdays 2N y 70, The VVs u.
rtops At all Stations t-.vsen Phtiadsphis snt
| lAMokin.
Leave POI, Deposit for Phsi-phis Gundays excepted .,
y25 .. u and rs +. tn Oxford lot Phiateiphts 81
6U y. Chadis Ford tor PhilAielphiA = % 10
Il SUNDAY. leave Phi!adeiphta for oxford SD 4.
Ill leave Oxiori for Pnils i~phi 10 8 20 D. IN.
Trains leaving lFiustoo 81 $40 aud %W wiz
| couect al LAuiokin junction with tue 7UO u, Aud
| tHp M trans ior rhatelph,s and dtimsr- Cen
| tiai katIoaJ.
| THROUGH TRAINS FRoM BALTIMORE.
lkAVk WIlMlNtruN ~ 10 ~ 1920 NJ, oH, 10 ~. r b
| CHEaTEK FOX PHILADELPHIA
LEA CH ksfkk at ID. 7 a. SIS. oAo nd u w a. NJ
| l2ss. !.al Al, 81, IN Z 81 aud " IS h
from Bsl,imoreto rhilsdephiA. Leave Baltimore a.
| \. Way Nall rs a. ~, kIpres {: 7eo 7. ~ IA
ptess 7.25P.M Nj EIprsss II ~ r 81 kAvssss
FROM Baltimore fVrt ntsI media
| atSWPM
Accommodation Ainfron PoTs Deposit ~ isAv spsss
vile At6 IL AN BAti md iutsrIssdiA ~ a
I'll TkAINS FOR BALriAORk.
| Leave Ghe-teIAt l2ti ani y II a. r.. and IS Ph
S0ADAfTRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
sases BALTIMORE ~ 15 stopping Al MAsnous P-ty
msus Aberdeen, HAvre de q ace PERI yvs. Ina iss
| Town. North East, Elkton. Newark. stanton, Res
| port. Wilmington. Obs ymont, ih.~ond aud Cbsstsf
81 EkNNky superintendent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-30
Fora Nom es,eao IN the West.
Fora Nom esteau IN the West.
&A4 K
PENkSYl IANlA CENTRAL R. 4.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAN
AND
FAST EMlGRANT LINE,
OR RI T T s. d U r q
And all places in the West, Southeast o.t
Northsoest.
~THE sHORrEsr AND BRsr ROUTE. -

~rHH sHORrEsr AND BRsr ROUTE. -
Thisline ford u une4 u al led Inducements to
IONS esiring a cheap and Hpedito1s psssage tot
est and dess7v particularly the attention OF vi
such rs desire To avail thsnseve es Of the Homestead
BiIl passed BY the last Congress. 2
Tho Psnnsy ly ania Central Railroad. with Its cor
netting lines is by Is: mies ahe shortest route 10
Chicago aud other proAin places in the est aLt
r. also the quickest. .cheapest and best route to "
orOminsnt places in the South est and n orthwest
Pas,engers are for urded In comfortable and airs
Car furnishsd with ed seats with
NOV backs. water tanks. stoves. in Winter and
With such ~ are requisite for tn
somtort sf families.
Through ticketss sold to prOmine ent pl laccsi!
the w est Southwes aud Northwest. At about hai
ihe usual first class fare. -.
Children under five ears old as free, and children
petween the ages Of i've and tweivI years pay ssli
price.
With the passengers. Eighty pounds Of baggage ear
.:ed free 10 every full passenger.
The train leaves daily except Sundays. and ttcket
must be red and baggage delivered atthS once
| No. il6 Market street. by 3 o'clock. p.
| by addressing the undertiGned he will forwxIdb
return Of mail fres ofcharge. acircusI containing
Homestead Law. Asd give sYsh other I, M iniormanon
ofths PsnnsyivsRta Railroa I'd Iempsav,
!! No. ll6 Market Street. Philsdslpats
Philsdslpbis: June n. ts6S
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-30

The MIXED Tram VIII IUn rubJect TO d0I0yS Incl
dent to freight business aud will stop only At sta
tiOns where time Ia given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Lsay: New Castle So5 Wln,nstsn aad pAnsd:l
and Whining At i.0p p NJ, for New Csstls.
80. SMYRNA BRA Nuh TRAINS. Il La
Additional to those ebov :. eate suyr fAs Clay
smyrna $40 Q. m.. and 2lO p. w.. to nske eenpsc
ton with frainsto and from Dover. and stAfons
South.
CONNECTIONS.
At townsend with the Kent County and Queen
Anns's / Kent Railroads.
Al CLAYTON. with Mary land and Delaware Rail-
road.
AT HARRINGTON. with junction and Brsakwa-
ter ksilIosd. -
Al sEAFORD with porshsste, and Delaware Rail
.,lTnsaa,M.R ,nh E..,s,, shor. R.,,,o.s and
Wicomico and foconoEs RsalEold.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-30
sooroh.hlY,naH.

Thar. are bfosioms i6at' hhsr buddsd.
Rem blightS4 / ths csuld.
An'Isuuisstkt ha.pshshsd. I u =
Bscsuss they left the fauid;
R.t covsr ysifn knssth His wings
WI. died apoasAs tree. 10. ~--.-~--.- =
Az pIAsrs y AHk4c@ ,2.ili7GQ
In III, world there's tribula.iop
In shs wsrld there 10 wac:
But the warld it is bonnie.
For our Father made il sac;
Then BRIGHTEN up your armor.
Aa'bs happy Is - gang.
Though your sky be often clouded.
II Wilma be for lang.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-30
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE

Is the rhesrest and hest article i, the market for
Bluetn0 Clothes. The genuine has both Barlow's
and Wiitbersers name the label. it is put up at
Wiltbsrger's Drug Store. No. 23i North Second
5, Phi!adelphiA. ID. 5. WILTBEkGER. Propri-
et"r. For sale by Druggists and 1rocers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-30
Pennsylvania CentrAi Railroad.
IN00Na aZlE 3nR

Afer 8 ?. NJ. SUNDAY. November l2th. rs,l.
Thetrains Ot the pennsyivania Central h. y. leave
reached directly by the Market Street Cars, the
last car connecting with each train leaving Front
ture. Tue Chestnut ana Walnut Street ears run
within ene square Of the Depot.
Il =:
Aorxrsoy TUE usloS ra.nsyIsa conrAsy win
left at No. Voi Chestnut Street. No. ll6 Market
street vi 4h1fSS l.fs!yf.s.iP'E"B l&H W Bxror VIZ:
paoLi AcC1M 30. and II 10 A. n.
EbtHHh E5aK HhKAykA ElaiRx EMPRESS 50 . AN
fAsf Fns' LiNh SSHD ERIE EXPKkss.: y iSSS. = . y
hAYtkl hhssklsssS sssSSRGA ~ ~ n
PARK EsB!K II 10 Z TRAiN::....'......".'.. IA ESQ :. :.
BtFFALo \ NIAdAKA EXPs.....",S:so :. "
sYi$fsST. YS9ifRS ESSNtss ,s s;s p NJ
fsos soatAeln k,s1sss p4siss s1s's. Er. MAI.
Ell Erie Mail and Buffalo and N'aEsra Express leav,
ing VA saturday night. run only 10 Williamspnrt
uincinnal, Express runs daily; On Saturday night
"nf TIE Ts"Ses %HsfEKS 'assSetsnMMopAr1oN TRAN
runs daily. OK SEPT sunday. For this train tek ct.
! must be NJ occurred. and baggage delivered by 5s
M. ut lld Market street
| NJ; arrives paoi. y. AZ A. NJ. sunday Irain No.
leaves PhilAdelphia 90 P. NJ. ARRIVES Paoi -
Pm.
sunday Train No. ! leaves Paol 7.2o A. NJ; ar
ryss Philadelphia 8 25 A. NJ. eunday Train No.
lsXyss PAvi a.Oop. NJ; 1uvss Phiiadsiph,s oil
TRAINS ARRIyEAT DEPOT Tlz:
CINCINNATI EXP1ESS...........s. ...s........ S.oo A \
HuApRLpHIA EXPRESS. '-..". a!o =.
EH!k rHaki $50 ~. y An
sfnFfaL6s NiAOaRA EXP. sos NJ
PAIN kSb RA TRAIN ...... .'t...'.'. 500 A, N
LANCASTER lukk AEON ,......, .i.tn r. n
PACiFiC EAP:. ...''''.. 5-io :,
pAOl.l ACCOM-. "A IL, 40 4 ID. 40 p. N
LUX HAVEN 4 ELMIkA tXp....-" 600 :.
> nARhIaEl k,i ACCOM- -,.-........~ $40
MAI. TRAIN .................- ...... II ~
SlAuAkA kXpRESS..... : ...........slt..u
| For further Information applyt
JOHN /. .NANLEEk. .Jr.. Ticke Agent. s'l Che-
| net street.
FKANCIatIN .licEetAgeht,ll ll6 MarketStr
lSAML II. Al ACE. Ticket Agent at the peio
The Pennsylvania all Road Go. will aot assan
any risk for baggage, except for wearing aptaI'
and limit their responsibility To one hundred d.
lars il value. All exceeding that anou
ipvsius. will be At the risk Of he owner nniess
Van ' special coptract. A. J. CAoaATI,
sAanL Altn"pA Pa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-27

For Pure Wines warranted as such by the
Brotherhood OF Broeton 80 to GAFFNEY'S.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-28

That was a sensible move Oh the
part of the Republican State Exeeu-
tive Committee, displacing do-nothing
Darrall from the Congressional ticket
for this district and substituting Hon.
Thos. holland of Iberyille as the can
didate. We do not regard Mr.. holland
as eminently fit for the position, but
he is preferable to Darrall. However.
as the Custom-House element of the
Republican party Of the district shows
some sign OF repueiating the action of
the committee, it is very likely that
Mr.. A. Mouton, the Fusion nominee,
will be elected, and we will then have
a representative who is at least capa-
bic.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-28
Saturday. the 9Th day of
October, 1872.
Platform and Resolutions
ADOPTED BY THE
Liberal state Conyenfio,,
August lDtIs. Iss2.

we, the Liberal party of the State Of Loui-
sialla. il~Genyentien assembled. do hereby
pFoeiitiln and adopt the following as our Mat
form OF principles, essential to the redemn-
ton OF oar beloved State FROM the evils of
nlsgovernfient. and tending to the restora
e 40. 81 JUST, wise and patriotic rule, the vim
aieitlloh u the rights of the sovereign neo1,le :
l. We recognize the platform of the Cincin-
matt Convention of Liberal Republicans as
ratified and endorsed by the National
democratic Convention as eininentir i,,I;
elo!is and representing the sympatllies and
heeds OF n1lr Site and country. aud We
recognize IN the National standard hes-e - :
% a''t, great peoples party, Horace Greeley
and i'enJ Gratz Brown, men ~ ste,I,,as !,
Hoftll, capable OF restoring the Government
10 the simplicity and purity of ifs earl;c,.
years, when Washington, Adams and .iet,,,,.
son were guardians OF our liberties W.
therefore pledge them our undivided and
earnest support. eau
:; we : recognize e, the political and civil
49, ~ a. men, ana pledge ourselves to
MAINTAIN them. and we invite All men ,,;th,',t
regard 20 past political differences to nnita
WIN us III our honest effort TO aeom,,;h 80
sanitary reforms ;.s are now or may ~, IL
minded BY the people. - ue-
.. !" 9 demand that our State Governments
sii i, he aah.iiiste9sed justly and eeo,on,ie
ta lh - thtt end we pledge ourselves to
- asSaSss ounces: the re.Iuefin,,
u ., sSofpitaht salaries Of officials: the earlr
exemption of the legal obligations of f ~
,ttte, ititss the reduction of taxation AZ snaoa
lly as possible ''s sl'eea-
:. we demand that laws shall he an..+a,
1ef the punishment OF bribery ana tLat ~ ~
powers OF rag Executive be Diminished i ia
ls inconsistent with republican inst;tn1;on ne
hu sssioVefsiye OF the wishes of tbe na1,,1'
=. recognizing public education ~ s, ~
Hes.eiFe necessity and guardian, of o,,r ~
alaes, We pledge ourselves to ma;nta;n ,ip,
v gneIs a4i ~ bsiiieent free school ss .
tie sta s. an "a sz1ended to every portion Of
children Of All al a.aa N its privileges the
= strict economy and preforlnane.s ~ ..hand
The part Of school officials. { u oe''f Oh
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-28

Governor Warmoth left New Or
leans last week for Franklin, La,
where he joined party consisting of
Messrs. John 1MeEnery, d. B. Penn.
George A. Sheridan, E. Waggaman
and others, and together they are
making Acampaign tour of the State.
Everywhere Governor Warmoth ap-
pears he is the lion of the day, his
presence and eloquent speeches ere
ating more enthusiasm among the peo-
pie than those ofall of his companions
put together. The Governor is sup
porting the Fusion State ticket right
heartily.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-28
Proceedings Of the Police Jury
Parish Of Ascension.

Regular meeting of the Police Jury held
on the end day Of September. 1872
Members present-R. T Hanson, Presi-
dent; J.. A. Braud, Jr., y. Irope, AUSTIN
Duncan.
Absent-D. Leblanc.
TIE nlinu,tes of the previous session were
read aud approved with the following cor
rections.
On molten of j. a. Braud !:
f7rsotrea, That The resolution ordering the
adoption of the report Of the committee ap
pointed to examine and investigate the Il
nancal condition of the parish, being left
out, be inserted on the minutes by the Secre-
tary of the Police Jury.
Carried.
And the resolution allowing lease of par
ish lots to the Episcopal Church should read
thus:
For twenty-five years at one dollar per
year.
Carried
Two bills of the Coroner were approved
fn,. $50 et.,sII.
A bill of ". G. Wilkinson s22 50.
Several citations and Jury citations were
presented and approved and on motion du-m
+ seconded, the Secretary Is duly authorized
to issue warrants for same, when properly
approved.
Tbs Parish Attorney brings tho following
report:
To the Honorable the president and mem
| OF the Police jury of the parish of Ascension
Conference.-The undersigned, to whom
was referred the following accounts for cx-
animation begs leave to report favorably
upon the accompanying documents:
|. Marked from A to o inclusive.
2. Upon those marked p and g, for &l5 so
and SS.5s ~ respectively for the reasons en-
dorsed thereon.
3. tnfayorably upon the one marked r
Tor the reason thereon stated.
Bills marked S to Y inclusive arc re-
turned to YOU without any action. to
ascertain the places of residence of the per-
sons on whom the several processes wen.
served without which It was impossible for
the undersigned to determine the distance
for which mileage shall be allowed
Respectfully submitted,
FRED. DUFEFL,
District Attorney pro TEN.
On motion duly seconded, the above re-
pertis adopted.
On motion of j. A. Braud:
ifesotrea That the president Of the Police
jury shall be empowered to appoint a Syntlic
hum.
Carried.
f,n motion Of the same:
Ii ~sottea, 1Hdt THE fth and 9Th wards be-
n.s very large, there be appointed two syn
, ee u GAG, each ward With the same salary as
Carried.
The .tailor having reported to the Police
jury that his means to feed the prisoners
We're exhausted, and that he could n, longer
buy provisions with his parish warrants.
eon motion of J. A. Blaud:
Resolred. That the president shall anuoi,,t
one menIer of the Police .Jury to confer
Win the Parish Attorney and axe immedi-
Carried
-; The. president appointed J. A. Br.ud ON
On molten Of A. Duncan
Heso.red. That the parish jail being crowd s
f 1.a. the lanor be authorized to purchase lunl
p per TO httlid room for the insane Woma,.
Julie Martin now III isil. !" oA1'sla
Carried
mere beng no further business, the Police
(sisnedl R. + HANSON,
true copy: ts'ss4snt'
Rob. BRAUD. Seeretarv
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-28

Honest old Horace Greeley is max
ing tour of the West, and is now
delighting the people Of Indiana with
some splendid speeches upon the po-
htnal situation. The hoary patriot
and statesman is everywhere received
with splendid oyations and the great
est popular enthusiasm. The ladies
hug and kiss him, while the men res
pond to his words Of eloquence and
wisdom with wild cheers of approval
which will resound throughout the
nation on the fifth day Of November
next.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-28

u
1,ar;sh Of Ascension will be opened at the
EOIrRT-HOUSE, Donaldsonville, on
Monday. September. 2nd, 1871.
and will remain open until Saturday, Sep
.fe,ube, LIN, 1872, for the revision and eorrec-
ton Of the lists of registered voters OF the
parish.
Additional offices of registration will be
established throughout the parish anu re-
main open as follows:
AT Little's store first ward, from Monday,
September 10Th, to Saturday, September 2lst,
inclusive.
At Felix Babin's store, 9Th ward, from
Monday. September 23rd, to Saturday, sep
TENDER 2Sth, inclusive.
At V. P. Landry's store, 9TH ward, from
Monday, September 3oth to Thursday, DC
tober Bird, inclusive.
AT the Linwnod plantation, 9th ward, from
Friday, October 4tl, to Thursday, October
10th, inclusive.
At SEVERN Braud's store, 5th ward, from
Friday, October 18th, to Thursday October
18th, inclusive.
At the Court House, Donaldsonyille, from
Friday, October 18th, to Saturday, October
Goth, inclusive.
All qualified electors of the parish who
were not registered in 1868 OF 1910. unlef
State laws, and desiring to register, are no
titled to make application to the snpef,xlsor,
between the hours Of A. NJ. and IL NJ, or
froEl 2 to F. H., Sundays and legal holi-
days excepted.
Ill registered voters who have changed
their places Of residence since the last regis
tratio1l IRE notified to appear at these offices
and have such change noted upon the regis
try books and upon their certificates o. reg
istration.
Registration for this parish will finally
close SdTJTRD1I OCTOBER 2oth, lss2
L. I. BENTLEY,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-28
For. District y Judge.

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce that j. X.
GAuDET, OF St James. has consented to be
e candidate for the office Of Judge of the
Fourth judicial District, composed OF the
parishes OF Ascension, st. James, st. John
the Baptist and st. Charles, and that he will
be supported ut the next November election,
without distinction OF party, race or color,
by the PEOPLE.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-28

Gov. Warmoth has severed his con
nection with the board of managers
OF the New Orleans Republican, and
that journal has evidently taken one
of the roads that leads from Greeley
to Grant and kellogg.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-28

Francis Herman and Chauncey NJ.
DepeW We're nominated for Governor
and Lieut.. Governor at the Liberal
Republican aud Democratic Conyen-
tons which assembled recently in
Syracuse. n. Y.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-28
SATURDAY, SEPT. as. ls72

10 any person procuring us six pre-
paying yearly subscribers for the
CHIEF ne viii send a copy of the pa-
per for one year free of charge.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-28

Reu,inin i Donhl dsonville POST Office
aeptember 1st, 1871
SIS. q
a1lona Antoine Adolph, Miss vietorino
r,a,r;er Miss AeIae Bergman, Henry
1 M hin Albert BATE, Joseph
Rs,,;y Alfred Beard, Albertine
O. 81
ea,a;a, 19s- Anp' Collar, Mn cciessine
- -. G;,yburn, Mrs. Hortanco
D-I
r,,;. lack Ellis, Warner
---ses' Dugas, Miss Ge0rgiana
ElGs
F;elds. Mrs. Jane Findley, Mrs. Amelia
Fowler .sai Miss Ellen Guiession, Becky
III Il
Howell. Miss Hager Hebert August
Hanl;n. Henry Heisler, B.
..Jumonville, Arthur johnson, n.
X
Kinney, Jonas Kelley, Mrs. Annie
II .sss
I,atbro,,. Mrs. a. Lee, Hiss Charley
I.ienv;ere. Aristide Landry, Miss Alice
Z eHlanc. a ,Jr. Labriskar, CleMantino
Landry, Doureney Landry, Leon =.
Landry & Jayoie
M
Mears, Miss Mary Merritt GeWra
Mccall, Isaac Mayer =.
sIaresco. i. Merritt, Ephraim
Mills, Joseph Myers, Ealey
N-O-P-Q
sr~a -
Noel, Mrs. Augustin, O'Brien. Miss Mahaley
Peek, j. b. Quige, B. w
8
Solomon. Salener Solomon, Miss Sarah
Spencer, Mrs. Lucy
II
Tailor. Grie;t;re Thomas, William
Thomas Miss G.
yieknair, Il. yaguerizas, Jose
Vase, Charles
Williams, VIM II. Williams, George
William, Harry Ward, Miss Nancy
Wilson, Miss Martha A.
P. LANDRY, Postmaster
+. FoBB, Assistant.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-28
RoYs, school.

YEyHE undersigned will in few days open
i school for boys, and would be thank
full to the citizens Of DonaldsonviEs who
have children to educate if they will place
them under his charge. For further partic-
,1lars enquire Of AIessrs. G. A. Younger or e.
Kline. w. w. BUfOhD.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-28
Announcement Of Candidates

announcements under this heading will
be inserted at the following rates, payable
invariably i'll advance For State offices, $40
Congressional or judicial District offices, sl5:
Parish offices, SO
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-28

We have g favor to ask of the edi-
tors of the Madison Journal. It is,
that when they again pay us the com
pliment of extracting al editorial ar
ticle from our columns they will affix
the usual credit and not give it as
original with themselves.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-28

Pere Hyacinthe Loyson, Catholic
priest OF note, was married in Paris
on the Bird inst, to Mrs. Emile j. Mer-
riman, a native Of New York.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-28

Mr.. w. g. WILKINSON, proprietor of
the ascension Ne,cs Depot, is authorized to oet
as 4igeM af tie CHIEF .foa. tie purpose of So
Hctttng Subscriptions and idrer,;semeatsu na
aeceiring Payment therefor
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-09-28

Lieutenant Governor Pinchbaek was
so badly beaten by Gov. Warmoth
upon the railroad that he has taken to
travelling on steamboats,. Accompa-
MED by a party Of eminent Republi-
can orators, the Lieut. Governor left
New Orleans on the steamer Frazer
last week, to visit the river parishes
OF the State and address the people
upon the political issues Nh. Pinch
back is a man of undoubted influence
among the people of his race, and
wherever he speaks they will flock
around the standard he upholds. We
had hoped, q short time since, to see
Pinchback stumping the State as the
candidate for Lieutenant Governor
or Congressman at large upon 81 Lib
eral Republican State ticket, but des-
tiny had not SO ruled it. Wherever
he may go, and whatever side of the
political questions. he may espouse,
Mr.. Pinchbacll will always possess a
fair share Of our admiration and re-
spect, tor he Is a man of genius and
talent-as such the first of his race in
Louisiana.
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For. Clerk Of. the Cor,r.t.

| am candidate for Clerk of the Fourth
judicial District Court for the parish Of AS
7eea.s1s4., election to tske plate IN Not enbtr
RODOLPH FRAUD.
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respectfully announce myself as an In
dependent Candidate for Congress from the
Third Congressional District.
j. b. PRICE.
St. Mary Parish, In.
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Fourth judicial District Court-Par-
ash Of ascension.
R. r. Barrow Us. No. l746, Russell Wright
10y VIRTUE Of and in obedience to q writ
ID of 4. fa. to me directed in the above
case, l have seized and will offer for sale at
public auction, ut the Courthouse OF this
p.srish, in the town OF Donaldsenvilie, on
Saturday, the 2nd day of
November, 1872,
at Ii o'clock, A. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
Six certain lots Of ground situated in the
parish of Ascension, in the town OF Port
Barrow. IN the left bank Of the Bayou La
fonrchn, opposite the town Of Donald sonyllle,
and designated on the plan Of said town OF
Port Barrow on file in the Recorders office
as lots Nos. 3, A, 5, 6, 7 and s, in square No.
a.
Terns-Cash.
G. KLINE, Sheriff.
Parish of Ascension. September 2stl, 1872.