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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

The Town Council held q meeting
yesterday, and the result of its DELHI
Grafton may be ascertained by peru
sal Of the proceedings which are pub
hshed elsewhere. The new Mayor has
entered upon the discharge Of his du-
ties, in which he manifests considerably
greater interest than did some of his
predecessors.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04
Railroad Time Table.

Dails Passenger assd FteigM Train com
6insd-I.eaves New Orleans at 7:45 A. M;
Arrives in D0naldsOnville ut 1880 p. M.
Returning Sundays excepted), Leaves Don
jacksonville 1t lis P. II; Arrives in New
Orleans at S p. n.
SxsAsv Passeagsr I1sia-Leaves. New Or
leans as above, arriving in Donaldsoaville
1t 12M.
Returning, Leaves Donaldsoavilie ct 2:3O r.
H.; Arrives in New Orleans at 60 z. -
Trains stop ct I'll way stations.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

Last Sundays game Of base ball
resulted in . score Of % runs for one
nine of the Burnsides to Z for the
other. Some very good playing was
exhibited. Fine weather is promised
fur the game tomorrow, and we hope
to see . full attendance Of members Of
tho club on the grounds.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

Mr.. Marx Israel, the leading mer-
chant Of Donaldsonville, having tested
the value of the CHIEF as an adver-
Using medium, is 80 we'll pleased with
the result of his experiment that he
has directed US to insert a yearly stand
ing advertisement of his business.
This example should he followed by
all the merchants and professional
men of town, and no better time can
be selected to begin than the opening
of new year.
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In response to an invitation from
Mr.. Gervais Gauthreaux, who is one
of the members, the Silver Cornet
Band visited the Coffee-house recent
~ purchased by Mr.. Gauthreaux, on
New Years eve, and drank success to
the proprietor in .some of his fine
liquors. The band woke the echoes
with couple Of very pretty tunes,
and drew an admiring crowd to Ger
vais' corner.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

Among the namerous candidates for
the position of Parish Treasurer, Mr..
G. Kline, ex-Sheriff, has apparently
the advantage, and it is quite likely
he will be elected. Mr.. Fred Fobb,
Assistant Postmaster, holds the inside
track in the race for Secretary Of the
Police Jury. t..
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

Hons. Pierre Landry and Chas. N.
Lewis Of this parish have not been ig-
nored by the Speaker of the House of
Representatives in his formation of
committees. Mr.. Landry is mem
Der of the Committee on Elections,
while Mr.. Lewis serves on the Com
mittee on Enrolment.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

The new year Of 1873 has opened
most auspiciously, 60 far as weather
is concerned. The cold snap Of last
week has been succeeded by q spell
Of balmy weather that is very delight
full. There was quite heavy fall Of
rain Wednesday night.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

Big Bob Noel struts about town with
his usual dignity, full of q sense of the
importance fhis new position Of Town
Constable, and he will prove a ter
ror to evil doors. When Bob gets his
brawny hands on q malefactor he
g fetchesn him every time.
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a. DouALDsoHVuLE, La,
Saturday, January 4, 1873.
LOCAL JOTTINGs.
N List Of letters remainingin the post
Office January LIST in this issue.
See the advertisement of Mr.. Marx
Israel's extensive dry goods, grocery
and variety establishment.

Is Considerable interest will be felt
in the proceedings Of the new Police
Jury next Monday By the candidates
for the positions in the gift of that
body. We anticipate a goodly atten-
dance Of spectators at the session.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

exhibit none Of the gruffness so
common to railroad officers, but are
ever polite and agreeable in their de-
pertinent towards ill with whom
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

Before going to press with to-day's
paper We learn that the sales Of prop
erty by the Sheriff advertised to take
place to-day at the Court. House will
not come off. The Sheriff has received
a letter from PLAINTIFF attorneys in
forming him that the suits have been
compromised.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

TIE new Sheriff advertises the sale
Of oxen and two bales of cotton at
public auction on Saturday, Febru-
arya6 eth, at the residence of Saml. D.
Webb, Esq. The sale will be made
to satisfy Judgment In the suit of John
A. Akridge Us J. P. Wilkerson.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

The ID. s. C. B. Hall is credit to
our town, and in order that it may be
permanently assured to Us in its pres
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

IMPORTANT ANNIvERsARY.-C
bration by the Colorcd People.-To the
colored people of this country New
Years Day is a doubly interesting oc-
casion, for besides being an anniver-
sary Of the commencement of the
Christian Era, it is also the "birth-
day" of the celebrated Emancipa-
ton Proclamation, that struck the
shackles from their limbs and made
them free people, paving the way
for the subsequent legislation that has
elevated them to the proud position
Of perfect equality with their white
brethren before the laws of our Re-
public. We are glad to be able to
say that the colored people of this
section celebrate the recurrence of
the anniversary Of their freedom from
bondage with unfailing regularity,
and we doubt not they will hand down
the custom through generation to gen.
eration for centuries to come. Last
Wednesday large meeting was held
at the NJ. E. Church on Houmas street,
which was addressed by several spea-
kers with remarks suitable to the oc-
casion, and also with reading of the
proclamation the issuance Of which
they were assembled to rejoice over.
After adjournment a procession formed
and paraded the principal streets of
the town, led by martial music. In
the procession were large number of
women, members Of some benevolent
society for the most part, we believe,
and their presence added to the quite
respectable appearance Of the caval-
cade considerably. We wish our col
ored friends prosperous and happy
new year, reminding them that by
assiduously laboring to educate and
improve themselves, and by constitu-
ting themselves Industrious and law
abiding citizens, they will best display
their appreciation Of the liberties and
privileges that have been accorded
them by the Republic.
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Our readers will perceive by the
advertisement upon the second page
of this issue that the programme for
the next dramatic entertainment of
the ID. S. G. B. theatrical Association
has been arranged, and is very at
tractive one Indeed. The performance
will take place Saturday evening next,
January llth, and will consist of the
rendition of the splendid comedy of
" Nan, the Good fer Nothing the ex-
tremely laughable farce of Sketches
in India" and the comic drama of
"The First Night Of Dcbutante."
Here is a collection of amusing and
instructive pieces that can not he ex-
celled. All that is needed to make the
projected performance a glorious sue
cess is large audience, for most
excellent cast Of characters has been
made by Stage Manager Cheevers, and
II fine rendition Of the three serio- COM
edies may be anticipated. A hearty
invitation is extended to the people
of the neighboring towns and parishes
to be present at the entertainment.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

The proceedings of last Mondays
session Of the parish Board Of School
Directors will be found in this issue.
It will be seen from perusing them
that the date Of reopening the schools
of the parish was not fixed upon. The
Board is DESTROYS Of liquidating its
present Indebtedness before mourning
further expense. The Tax Collector
is almost ready to settle with the
Treasurer of the School Board, and
the apportionment from the State fund
is expected every day. When these
things transpire there will be funds
sufficient in the treasury to clear up
the Indebtedness of the Board, and
then the schools will be again set in
operation-"a consummation devout-
~ to be wished" Another meeting
of the School Board will be held
shortly.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-01-04

It was our pleasure to accompany
the Ascension Brass Band upon an
extended serenading tour about town
and vicinity Monday night. A num-
Der of we'll known residents were SER
enaded, among them Messrs. Fred.
Duffel, R. Prosper Landry, Chas. A.
Younger, w. w. Buford, Jos. Billet
sen, Chris. Kline, P. Lefevre, Jos.
Hiss, NJ. Braud, B. Rybiski, and 9TH
theirs whose names do not occur to us
at present. Several of the citizens
serenaded invited the members of the
band to partake of liquid refreshments,
which were quite acceptable to the
musicians, for long continued blowing
of their instruments was dry work.
The Ascension Band displays marked
improvement Of late, and under the
direction Of it's able leader, Mr.. Leon
Lacroix, will take rank as first-class
musical organization. The band has
many friends and admirers, among
whom we are nothing 10th to reckon
ourselves.
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, 1873-08-31

He Took Thomns Lyons Horse, and
tho Police Took Him.

He Took Thomns Lyons Horse. and
tho Police Took Him.
John Kirby haH IN extremely troaohoroua
memory. Indeed, John is fairly entitled to onter
the Lists with Oolfax and Deane, to forget for the
championship and dozen OF Uankins' bost
Bhirts. Now, John Haw horse and wagon, bo-
longing to ono Thomas Lyon, Of No. 203 South
Halsted etroot, md he forgot That ho was not tho
proud owner Of go hRndsomo d turnout in
decd, on tho contrary, like smilor, ho
had second thought, and quite distinctly TO-
memborcd thai Thomas Lyons stood was not
Thomas Lyons nteod at all, but hiH own Pegasus.
Ho mounted upon tho coach (used for hauling
cabbages), picked up tho ribbons and dashed
away on D moonlight ride down that charming
bonlovard-Durliilgto street, Tho 1talians re-
siding there, hearing tho aristocrasio rumble Of
the cabbago-waBon, and mistaking it for tho
ontry Of a procession Of Orangemon, sot
up vail of despair aud yolloa for the police.
AS Deane put on brales when it was too lato,
is, ho broke everything lying, about looao, and
minious Of tho law. His fate waB scaled. IIo
ran into lanp-post and WAS spill
ed. Tho police found him scattorod, pnt h,m
together, and locked him up. His memory
returned and he confessed to having borrowed
the noble animal, but it was too thin. Bcully has
q Vory happy way Of refreshing these fellows
memories. Ho Thought Johns memory waa
worth 81 900 bail, md John, agreoing with tho
Judge, but forgetting who tlere WIS to 60 bAil
for lin, langulHhes behind the grating, a warning
to al Aot to forget.
, 1873-08-31
The Story of n Windmill.

We wont ont to Slnymakers in June, to spend
tie summer, but wo hnye beon obliged to leave.
elay1naker had small stream near his house,
from which ho used to pump water into the tank
in hie garrett; 1t occurred to him somo tlmo ago
that It would bo good idea to put up windmill
which could do tho pumping for him, go he built
one at a cost Of 1900. Tic first tlay it begun
to royolvo 1t frightened Glaymaker's best horse,
80 that 1t ran againat tho fonce ind was killed,
and the arns were 30 long that they nearly
bratnod slaymaker' q Oldest boy. who was standing
beneath watching the machine, whom 1t suddenly
stopped work, and refused to move an incl.
elaymaker accordingly pumped the tank full, and
Just ns he stopped the mill began to pump like
fnry. 6laymaker, in alarm, procured o rope and
tied one OF tho wings to troo. Whom tho tank
waa ompty he tried to make tho windmill fill it
slaynakor waited for couple Of wooks, and car
ried tho water up to the house In buckets, be-
cause ho was afraid to fill tho tank, when tho
mill might got to work at any moment Finally,
az thore acomod to bc no hope Of the machinery
getting an right again, ho did. pump tho
ns. tans fu toro and vaa then o wont 5 to bod Tint
over known Ia TINT neighborlood. Tho
windmill made about four hundred revolutions .
minute, and loft the bed Of tho stream below 1t
completely dry, whilo 1t poured nearly six hum
dred gallons an hour into 6laymaker's garrot.
Tho boardora all SWAN ont tho windows, md
spent tho rest Of the night in the barn, whlo
blaymakor took to 2 trco. from which, at day-
light, he had magnificent viow Of tho falls as
they poured picturesquo1y from tho attic vim
dows, every minute or two bringing out with
thom chair or o hair trunk, or one Of slay-
makor's Shirts or washstand. Mrs. slayrnakor
will not clean !, house tha summer, but slaymaker
haa windmill that ho is anxious to sell. Ho
will probably close it out clleap to a purchaser
who wnnts to take it away right olf.-Ma1
Adeler.
, 1873-08-31

change Of pnuaongore Of tho air limo botwoon
tito main limo, tho Jnckaon, La,aing 4 Saginaw,
md tho Grand I|iyor Whitley Division ,; alao the
passengers OF tho Indiana, Fort Wayne u
jackson Railroad. Tho building, which fronts on
Maln stroot, is 2Ox42 foot. Tho oontsal portion
- devoted to . general reception room J. 8sAia
feot, md 1adtos reception room, 98K5s feet:
fcot, with tho eomplotost equipments. Noar tho
ticket oiIlco, isx14 fooR}.' fho buldIng is hnna-
Bon,e'y flttod up, and tho o1torior is Of brtGk,
with massive Btono foundations, aild ID Bonorauy
OF very pleasing character.
GENERAL NoTEa.
II la reported that MI agreement has boon on.
torod Into botwoon tho Fort Wayne, jackson %
sagnrnw and tho potso E91 farNr mtvef a
giYes the uso Of six miles Of itg road, from
Auburn Junction, Indiana, to Watorloo, In
DIANA thus enabling tho hitter rom. road to mako
through EaBtorn connections with tho Lnko
is negotiating to loaBo tho Detroit, Eel ltvor k
Illinois Railroad for d term Of yoars, and mako
1t branch OF Its own.
The Chicago 4 rssio ndt a,5oaa Company has
and Is now aotivoly engaged in grading from ita
present terminus to tho depot ground at tho west
a!do Of FOX River, and tho brikgo aoross tho
river will bo completed and tho cars running to
Bridge street in September next.
The Toledo, Wabash j. Western Railroad Com
pany haa reduced it's through rates from SPRING
fold, Illinois, to New York.. tho ratio now being
38 contR por loo pounds on frat and second class,
90 cents per 100 pounds on third and fourth class,
and 90 conts per 100 pounds On special. It Is
stated that other reductions arc shortly to DO
made.
Tho surveys for tho Chicago, hfilllngton 4 Woet-
ern Railroad have bcon completed to tho Missie..
eippt River, ind tho ongincors aro now engaged
Ia mapping out tho route. a convention is to
DO held In this city, Oct. O. 1873, to aoVso means
for forwarding tho construction OF this projected
line, which Is to connect Chicago with Augusta,
deorgia.
Tho Illinois Central Rat1road Company intonda
TO build q branch road from Oakwood Comotory,
east along Boyonty-Arst ntEeot to Railroad
ayonuo, and thenco southeast to South Chicago
or Calumet. This enterprise has bcen oonten-
plated Tor years- Tho authorities Of Hyde Park
haye gSnntod tho right Of way.
Tho Milwaukee Il No1thern Railroad Company
having completed it's limo from Milwaukee to
line TO Lake AIicAigammi, to connect thence
With tho Marquette, Houghton i ontonagon
About twonty carloads Of etono for tho now
Post 0tllce il this city pass over tho Cincinnati
Lafayette d Chicago Railroad every day.
, 1873-08-31

TIE HLtossoN-DEssuNaER GAME,
which Will occur on tho evening OF Sept. o. at
the elegant Kingabury Music Hall, is beginning
to attract general ottontion. 1t will bo man
aged by Mr. Michael Geary, an experienced
hand in such matters, and a gentleman Of or
traordinary good taste in every little dotail por-
tanning to billiard contest. Ho can say with
safaty TINT ho has got out the most attractive
printing oyor issued for similar entertainment
In this city and IN exhibition Of sound judg-
mont in the application Of printers Ink is suf-
flciont indication TINT the playors tho table, tho
audience, and tho hall will be made to 1armon-
izo. It is the intontton to mako tho coming
match memorable one In the history OF Amer
lean billiards. A large prico has been paid for
handsome hall In convenient locality,
and unleas tho game is nberally patron
izcd BY tho botter class Of people, the manago-
ment will suffor loss. We aro aasurod BY Mr.
Geary that every preeantion will be taken to
guard ngainBt ungentlomanly behavior, and that
IN offender, no matter how high his Rocial posi-
tlon, will 10 promptly expelled. This is tho
proper way to manage billiard contests, and, il
adhered to, will in short timo rebound to tho
benefit Of tho game and those who play it pro-
feBsionally. Ladies' attending thu coming match
will meet with every attention, md II ia Hoped
Will Witness fine exhibitions Of SKILL Both
Sloeaon md Dossungor arc playing remarkably
H3o*
surpriao their friends in the least to SEQ either
ono Of them mako the largest push-ba1rod ayor-
age on record.
| THE PROPOSED THnEE-BALL TOURNAMENT
WILL 1t il understood, bo played n this city COM
| meno!ng about tho 10th Of October. Tic prizcB,
to bo paid in cash, will probably be placed at
81, 600, 300, 1900, e400, md $500, IN aggregate
Of $4,000. Tho players have not yot been do;
cidod upon, but, Of those who haye boon invited
to participate, Daley, 0arnier, and tho two DionH
hnvo agreed to bo hero. Full and authentic par
ticularB will be made public when ponding ar-
rangements will layo boon completed by MoHars.
Foley and 0oary, tho gontlomon who are to
| manage the tournament.
| COMING CHAMPIONSHIP GAaIEH-
| Wo arc informed from Now York that Qarnier
and Maurice DAILY will compete for tho ohanl-
pionahip Of Amorica at tho fonr-ball game. on
that daraior AID Cyrile Dion will play for tic
reccntly-inBtitutod championship Of tho world at
the throc-ball game, botwcen the 18th aud 18th
Of November.
poLEY's BILLIARD TALL
| will be oponol tomorrow evening. A desorlr-
ton Of recent costly improvements will bc found
elsewhere.