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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-02-01
State of Louisiana.
Parish Coart-Parish Of ascension

State OF louisiana
Parish Cowt-Parish of ascension.
Succession of Widow Pau, Dugas.
DY virtue and in obedience to an order of
I'D sale issued by the honorable the court
aforesaid in the above entitled succession, on
the 24th day of January, 1873, and 10 me
directed, will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, or the premises, on
Saturday, the LIST day o.
March, 1873,
at II o'clock A. NJ, ..he following de-e1i.ed
property, viz:
certain SUGAR PLANTATION situated
in the parish Of Ascension, on the Mississippi
river one mile below the town of Donald
sonyil1e, measuring three arpents, more on
less, in width, on a depth Of siAiy-seven az
penis, more or less, bounded above by land
of Edward GauGin, below by lands Of Jno. s.
Wallis, in front by the Mississippi 1iver, and
in the rear by lands of Jno. s. Wallis; to-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, consisting OF {. dwelling
house, out houses, srgal-house, with one set
OF four kettles, horsepower, cabins, stables
corn-crib.
Plan Of property exh; led on cay Sc e.
Terns cash.
Il. o. MAHER,
Deoutz Shelf
Sherif's Office, Pa ..sh Of Ascension, Janu-
ary 25tll, 1873.
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The regular monthly session Of the
Police Jury will be held Monday.
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The Donaldsonyille Chief
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
Devoted to Home Interests, News. Litera
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eral Political Principles.
Published Every Saturday Morning
AT
Donaldsonyille, La,
BY
Linden E. Bentley, Editor y Proprietor

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LOCAL J0TTINGS.

New and important legal advertise
ments appear in this ISSUE,
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REGISTRATION.

Registration books will be opened at the
Court House. i'll the town of Dnnallsonville,
from WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 2and, to
SATURDAY, JANUARY 25th, 1873, both
inclusive, for the convenience Of those who
failed to register in 1872, or who have lost
their certificates, Oh have removed into the
parish since last election.
LIE. BENTLEY,
Supervisor Of Registration.
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H.
) Mr.. Rodolph Braud, Treasurer Of
the Parish School Board, informs us
that the delay in drawing the Deem
Der apportionment of the State school
fund has been IN accordance with the
views and desires of the President and
other members Of the Beard, because
the amount is SO small (only $199)
that its equal division among the
teachers to whom the Board is indebt-
ed would be small relief to any OF
them, while its disbursement to few,
would cause dissatisfaction among the
others. It is the intention of the
Treasurer to delay the disbursements
Of the apportionment until he receives
from the Tax Collector the amount of
the parish school tax collected by that
official. The Collector has at length
given us some satisfactory idea of the
date at which settlement with the
Treasurer of the school fund may be
expected from him, towit: when his
list of delinquent tax payers is COM
pleted, which viii probably be within
a week from this time. The needy
teachers must bear their privations
patiently q while longer.
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Saturday, February LIST, 1873,

{. special election for State Senator, to fill
the vacancy i'll the State Senate caused by
the expulsion therefrom Of Hon. 0. +. II IN
salser, formerly representing this Seventh
Senatorial District.
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ELECTION NOTICE!
10 The Qualified Voters of Ascensio
Parish, Louisiana:

DY virtue Of a writ OF election to me Iii
ID rected by the Hon. William T. Kellogg,
Governor of the State of Louisiana, and IN
pursuance to the laws Of this State. do
hereby give notice to the qualified voters of
Ascension parish that there will he held IN
said parish on
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1omaloso1lbllle Gbief.
Office in Crescent Place. 2
Parish Of Ascension.

Parish Of Ascension.
John A. Cheevers, Parish Judge,
John d. Cantey, Clerk Of the Court,
Charles Gecks,. Recorder,
Frederick Fobh, Secretary,
Christian KIine,. - Treasurer,
charles F. Smith, Tax Collector,
Aaron a.. Sheriff,
DR.. W NJ. McGalliard Jail Physician,
charles N. Lewis, Chief Constable.
noyALDsoN VILE CHIEF, Official journal. i
POLICE JURORS.
VIM. Kenner, Presidcn.,
Henry johnson, Edward Cantey,
Alliveges Harrison, Hillary Rice
SCHOOL BOARD.
Pierre Landry, President,
Rodolph Braud, Sec. and Treas.
yE. II. Hill, Charles r. Smith,
lanes NJ. Bryan, Charles N. Lewis,
Milton Morris, u. f. Bentley.
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The rector Of the Episcopal Church
OF this town requests us to give notice
that the Right Reverend Joseph P. B.
Wilmer, D. D., Bishop Of Louisiana,
will make his annual visitation to this
parish on Sunday, the 23rd day Of
February, instant. Candidates FOR the
sacred rite of confirmation will present
themselves at that time. Services will
commence at Ii o'clock A. NJ.
- st. Jan1es paners nlease cnnv
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Of the cold, rainy weather and the
muddy streets, the attendance Of Ia
dies and gentlemen at the merchants
ball Of Tuesday evening was large.
|sThe Hall was not crowded, but there
were just enough persons present to
make the affair truly enjoyable. The
grand march opened the ball, about
half past eight o'clock, and from that
time until two o'clock in the morning
the dancing was kept up with but brief
intermission, the GOODNESS Of the att
mosphere rendering the exercise only
the greater pleasure to the dancers,
who found it a splendid preventative
of cold feet. The gefreshment rooms
were well conducted and literally pat
ronized. Considering the state Of the
weather, the ball was a greater success
than could be reasonably expected.
As many to whom invitations We're
issued were deprived Of the pleasure
of attending because Of the inclement
weather, the merchants have decided
to give another ball next Tuesday
evening, and all who were invited
before are requested to attend without
further notice. The Hall will be crowd
| ed without doubt and brilliant affair
may be looked for.
! PLEASURE ExCURsIoN.-Thest steam
boat Bart Able having been sent to
the New Orleans docks for repair, the
Henry Tete has taken her place in the
Baton Rouge and New Orleans trade.
Upon the occasion of making his first
trip to the former place, Saturday,
Capt. Joe Dalferes invited the Silver
Cornet Band and Il number Of his
bother Donaldsonville friends, to ac-
company him on pleasure excursion.
A goodly assemblage of ladies and
gentlemen gathered upon the Tete in
| response to the invitation, and the
fine little steamer left our wharf at
about III o'clock A. NJ, a stirring tune
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The town of Donaldsonyille is situated
on the Mississippi river, IS miles from New
Orleans by water, GO miles by rail, and di-
rectly at the source Of Bayou Lafourche,
which is a large and important etiuent Of tho
Mississippi, navigable nine months in the
year for steamboats,, the remaining three
months for aat-boats, and which passes
through one Of the richest and most fertile
sugar-producing regions Of the South. Dom
aldsonviIle is the colnmsgcial centre Of an
extensive radius of fertile country, enjoying
daily communication with the Southern me-
tropolis both by railroad and steamboats,, and
is a thriving town Of constantly increasing
size and business Importance.
In such a town is the CHIEF published,
and its devotion to the interests Of the COM
munity has gained for it degree of popu-
larity and q circulation which are very graft
flying to the conductor, and which render it
an invaluable medium Tor advertisers, both
local and foreign, who desire to address
themselves :. the people of this section.
What gives additional value to the CHIEF
and commends it the more both to Tho adj
vcrtismg and reading portion Of the public, is
the.fact that it has been designated by the
proper authorities
Official Journal of the Parish Of Ascension
and Town of Donaldsonville,
| and in its columns will appear the proceed
ings of the Police Jury, School Board, and
Common Council, and all official notices and
advertisements pertaining to the Parish Of
Ascension or Corporation Of Donaldsonville.
This journal will be constant source Of
reliable political and general Information,
and each issue will contain q fair amount Of
| editorial matter upon topics Of the most in
teresting nature.
Especial attention will be given to the de-
partment Of home news, and among the
LOCAL -JOTTINGS"
| will always be found an account of transpir-
ing events in the Town of Donaldsonyille and
Parish of Ascension.
In word, it has been and will continue to
De the earnest eHoft OF the puOllsAoT " mako
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! Ffrst-Class Newspaper,
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DonaIdsonvi1l Chief.
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D0NALDsONVILLE, La,

Saturday, February !, 1878.
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: St. james papers please copy.

Mr..c. F::smith, lessee Of the Wharf.
informs US that the receipts Of that
institution during the eight months
from May to December, 1872, amount
ed to LOO, while the disbursements
were S7l5. It will be seen that Mr..
Smithlas realized the enormous sum
of $500 from his investment in the
Wharf leasing business. Whether he
intends to retire on this fortune, or
make tour of Europe on the strength
Of it, we have yet to Learn; but it is
probable he will.
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ANOTHER FAIR.-Following close
after the fair to be given on the 18th
instant will come a similar entertain
ment, on the 22nd, under the auspices
Of the Sisters of the st. Vincent Or
phan Asylum, of this town, the pro-
ceeds of which will be applied to the
maintenance Of the orphans who have
q home in the Institution. The object
Of the fair is sufficient to guarantee
its success, for our peoples are ever
ready to respond to the call Of charity.
Added to the other pleasant features
Of the entertainments will be a concert
and dramatic performance, tickets for
which are now being sold by some of
the many fascinating young ladies of
which our town can boast. Purchase
tickets and aid the orphans, reader.
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Returning lounuays cAcGpteuJ, Leaves Don-
aldsonyille at lis r. NJ; Arrives in New
Orleans at p. N.
Sunday Passenger Irain-Leaves New Or
leans as above, arriving in Donaldsonville
at 12M
Returning, Leaves Donaldsonville Mt $50 P.
NJ; Arrives in New Orleans at $50 ?.
Trains stop at all way stations.
D0NALDs0NVILLE, La.
Saturday, February !, 1878.
LOCAL JoTTINGs.
New and important legal advertise
ments appear in this ISSUE,
The regular monthly session Of the
Police Jury will be held Monday.
Judge Cheevers will open the reg
ular civil term of the Parish Court
Monday next, the 3rd instant.
The publication of the minutes of
last Mondays session of the Police
Jury is unavoidably delayed until
; next week.
There Is promise Of good weather
for the second merchants ball, which
is to be given Tuesday night at the
e. 5. C. B. Hall. q
Not a name was added to the list Of
registered voters last week. The spe-
cial election excites little interest
among the people, and the vote cast
will be very light.
The Town Collector, Pierre Landry,
Esq, will leave his legislative duties
for week or so, to collect the town
licenses for 1873, commencing the
work next Wednesday.
Having whitewashed the woodwork
of the Market House, the lessee has
continued his internal and external
improvements by putting coat Of
green paint upon the iron posts which
support the building. :.
Deputy Sheriff H. o. Maher has our
hearty thanks for appreciate favors.
Mr.. Hill is fortunate in having such
an efficient and accomplished. deputy
as Mr.. Maher, as all who have bust
ness transactions with him will testify.
There was no mass-meeting held at
The Courthouse Thursday, in accord
ance with the public notice previously
given, for the double reason that DC
speaker was on hand to address the
masses and no masses on hand to lis
ten to the speaker.
The former Parish Treasurer, Mr..
Felix Reynaud, on last Saturday
turned the books and papers of that
office over to dis successor, G. Kline,
Esq. The transfer was accomplished,
\ we believe, in a manner satisfactory
to all parties concerned.
The bill introduced by Hon. Pierre
Landry, to exempt property holders
in the town of Donaldsonville from
the nayment of parish taxes, has
passed the House Of Representatives
and is now pending before the Senate
Mr.. Landry expresses fear that the
Senate will refuse to pass the bill.
We believe Wednesday to have been
the coolest day of the season yet ex-
perienced here. A few flakes of snow
Z. III
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-16
Application for Patent.
No W.. ~.
Us. REGISTERS OFFICE,

ECREKA, NEv., August 18th, 1913.
NOTICE Is HEREbI GIVEN THAT
~ Simeon Wenban (poS,office address
Cortez, Nevadal hasthiS day nled in this
Office a diagram, together with n notice
OF application for pateut IRON the United
States, under the Act of Congress, APP
proved May 10th, lS11, or fifteen hun
dred u,5UOl linear feet OF the Arctic lode,
the same running i0U feet southeasteriy,
and l lU feet northwesterly Iron the loca-
ton monument, with surface ground iUu
feet IN width, situate in CorttZ Mining
District, Eureka County, State OF NeNa-
da, and described in the plat and field
notes, on file in this office, as follows:
L.. =. SURVEY, No. IS.
Beginning at a post marked No l, I.
S. Survey, No. s., whence the section cor
ner 10 sections 5, =, :. and 5. l.
I6 y, K. is t., NJ. l.. NJ, bears :. - deg.
min. W., 2,743 feet, post No, 3, of survey
No. 81, maue for Simeon Wenbau, on the
Garrison lode, bears y. u deg. IS min.
W, III feet, and tn center of the mout
OF the Arctic tunnel bears :. As deg. T.,
l,l16 feet thence running y. 5SH deg. F.,
4oU feet, TO post mPrked No. ?. |. =. sur
feet, to post marked No. ;, [. :. surrey.
No. IS; thence :. 5>e deg. w, 40 feet. to
post marked No. 1, L. ;. survey, No. IS
and thence y. 81 2 deg. W, $40 feet, to
post No. !, the place of beginning, con-
tanning IL 77-lU0 acres. Causes expressed
from the true meridian, with a magnetic
variation OF l69 deg. Last,
This claim is on surveyed land, in T. 26
y r. As E, NJ. d, Nj, and is bounded en-
neither end by any known claimants,
the nearest mine is the Garrison. This
claim is recorded in Book h, page 151, OF
the Cortez District Mining Records.
Augl9-6O CYRUS +. HORN, Register.
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Business CHANGE,

r TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORM
L ING the public tina | have this day
solu my entire stock of Groceries, Cloth
ing, Liquors and General Merchandise to
Msssrs. Oberfelder 4 Harrison, who Will
continue the business at the old stand.
In retiring | take occasion TO solicit for
them a continuance of the patronage
hitherto so literally bestowed upon me :
c~heerfully recommending h new firm
TO all of my friends and former patrons.
All persons indebted 10 me must make
payment within thirty days, otherwise
their counts will be placed in the hands
OF the sheriff Tor collection. Any bills
against me will be paid on presentation.
Until further notice l car be found at
the old store. /. BARON.
Eureka, Sept. Is, 1873.
Referring to the above, we respectfully
solicit a continuance OF the patronage OF
the old friends and customers OF our pre-
decessor, assuring them and the general
public that we Will DO all in our power to
merit their favOrs. Our facilities tor con
Quoting a general mercantile business,
in all its branches, are now unsurpassed
at any point between San Francisco ard
the Missouri river.
OBERFELDER & HARRISON.
stiff
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. DID
L. :. REGISTERS OFFICE,


L. :. REGISTERS OFFICE,
EUREKA, Nevada, August 18th, 1851
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN simeon Wenban (p~ostoffice address,
Corteg, Nev..l has this day filed in this
office a diagram, together with a notice
OF application Tor q patent from the nit
ed states under Act of Congress, approved
May lUth, 1872, for fifteen hundred 1,5Up)
linear feet OF the Garrison lode, the
same running $50 feet southerly II 80
northly, from the location monument.
with surface ground 400 feet in width. sit
uate in Cortez Mining District, Eureka
County, New, and described in the plat
n field notes On file in this office as
follows:
l.. .. SURVEY. NO. 81.
Beginning az a post marked NO. /,
L. ). survey No. 81" whence h section
corner common to sections ), t, :, anu :,
7. 26, y, Il. Is +, NJ. II. Nj, bears : s. deg.
40 min. w, 3,54i feet II the shaft known
as he Garrison Air shalt bears :. lSa
deg. E, 49, feet thence running y. S-s
deg. f., 4n feet, TO post marked No =, |.
s. survey, No. 81 thence :. ~ deg. f.,
1.5eu feet, TO post marked No. 3, L. :.
Survey, Nc. 81; thence :. s2a deg. W,
%eO feet, to post marked No. 4, |. :. Sur.
vey, No. 81, and thence y. ~ deg. W.,
1850 feet. to post d" No. 1.-the place of be-
ginning. Containing l3 77-1UU acres
causes expressed from the true meridian
With a magnetic : alton OF lbS deg.
East.
Is y, r. As +. NJ. d. NJ, and is bounded
on neither end by any known claimants.
the nearest mine is the Arctic. The
claim is recorded in boot i, lage l56, OF
The Co,tez District Mining Records.
aul9-6u CYRUS r. HaRN, Register.
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II HESE BATHS WIN

u HESE BATHS WIRE
Apni Il, 1871, ana aic rfAll1
III eAist' ice Ter The crre fqp
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lAkAl Sis, llNILanaiA III
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All ptlsohs whose s,sttn
WITH muicui! ltao or other ha}
sons can Oc ,CnIl,teN nnitsI
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them. 'sl al
1on"rrhea, SYPHILIS in NJ
OF io1iS siHhulns, lh,lnrnia "a
all u.sorluoLs, bnI,LN,S ~
ton OF the Levels ala 81, 14s)
Weakness, etc, suoCtssiu,nrr' wv q
50 ha\.ihe Il,nical, steam ~.
mon baths. slgj
ltrlc1t cures warranted :, =,
aUoNt-han tu uis asts, NL,ir'as
are strictly ~ioll,wtu. J,,, g"s
been ti,altC tA the ul.ern,N
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instance. II. Slihhs Las ,tttn
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diseases PECULIAR 10 tllIlrn iSs
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these taths. y o,ml ettll wv.
WAYS III aittnCaLCt to Waf,,|9
y Goou surgeon ala lLyNqap :,
c1h>Litta ii Necessary. "
FANNY nights la The NarqTsb
be 500 10 alties rtsluins lIih,r'
at rtasohabit iatts. No Ian IN :
be without them. Tie. ale MI,
al home. Rooms ahu haIe n.y.,
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sEEE;FF's SALE.
State CT Nevada, County OF fuI'"
SHERIFF uiFlcf, -,
ErKFkA. NEV., UctoOsILl


SHERIFF. UiFlCf, =.
IUkEkA. NEN., oc'oO"'
"HIS Il ,1hAL N]
i ana hy Virtue 81 an EA,. q
I>>utu out oil the llstrIcl 'VU" N
>IAth judicial Dl>Irici, III INV
COUNTY ui Eureka, tate oi N''"
a JLusmcut r,Huvr,'t aLu w. .
SdIu Court on the Isl ola! "l wv.
1915, IN laNor OF y. i. Iv'"" hi.
Ham IFS, ANA against Vs. h
SON as elpLuanIs, lr Inc s"% IA
teen Iiunurru aha Nlntt.-s s,oh..
ana lightly cents II u'''u ~ ,nsi
com, VITA legal Interest lhtly ",nli
hrsI GAY OF October, y. u. io''' Io,
luuetntr with loit. lime i",,i
tIg N-fiNe cents III solu olh sse !
ulsuurst ments al the uale wornls.
nitnt, and acclullS tosis u,ult
the sum oil hight loliars anu alop. 10
Gems. as an ears To US Oh ia,aDa al
Sh.rltI of Iureka county, uiio'H Il
me deliver, u, !, John T.. l., lau,s
ava, IN the nIal,nrr nv o.
ana levy upon as the pioHwvIr ri hi
ltlcuCants, named III saiu y, ii.
lowi Z described real lI"ie1
and being IN the town u ~. ~
known as Lot Ten lol niu ,sy d
nine C-e) OF the Mccoy SUI nictt
town. and viii sell salu ieu Of e.
aforesaid, at the tourt-ho.ss, 10
County, in the town oi Eu
county, on llESDA1' -,
The 2Ist Day Of October
Between the hours OF nm at l.tl
ana five oclock y. m. 10 WI Of .ad
m, I'll sand daH. Inc Sa SHE r.bt
property Will ncludt an cau,s lpi
ana interest OF salu uel,h ash. !.
the same. Terms OF sale; slLLI
oo.td Sheriff OF EuFeA'
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TO MINnEs

SEAl.fD PROPOSALS WILL RE RE.
- criytd at the office OF ]. VAKhfr
iIIili' next door to Maupin 4 Cronniris
,tprt' ior Siuklng TWENTY-FIVE tet, mo-
u ~ HEato> NINE, Tor one week rom
Olu-3t
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CO,TH E,REKA MINING COM

~ PANI.-locdtiOn of WORKS, Eureha
District. Eur ka county, Nevada.
NOTlCE.-Ihrre is delinquent upon
the following described Stock, on ccount
of Assessment NO. s. levied on the 30th
day of August. 1873. the several amounts
SET opposite the names of the respective
Shareholders, as follows
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-16
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