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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-26
THE NEW ORLEANS TIMES
Circular.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
ohlcc Snpt. Pub. Education. Bird Division.
Plaauemiue. Sente1nher IT 1901
MATE nr

| oa. MATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Office Supt. Pub. Education. 3rd Division
flaquemine, September 1st. 1874
IN view OF the fact that, with very few ex-
eep!lons the annual reports of Secretaries
0i ocno"i boards are not received by the
DIVISION Superintendent ut the proper time
anu are in many instances defeetiye and
wanting IN information hearing on the To-
cation and condition Of Schools the pro-
:.fess OF the pupils. the encoura cement given
ny parents and patrons, and other general
Information valuable to those charged with
me SUPERVISION OF the great work Of public
school S Boards of the Third Educational
DiSision on receipt OF this circular. will i'm
'lediateiy instruct the teachers in CHARGE of
phollc schools i'll their respective parishes
70 Forward a monthly report of their schools
70 tho Division Superintendent promntlr nj
Ihe close OF the present monthly term. In
parishes where the schools are suspended
q report VIII be sent of such schools ,lurin"
the last monthly session OF the same.
sald reports in addition to the information
anu statistics required under the n,inted
ihas Will contain general narrative.
81. ing the condition of the schools, and
NV. .na .oca.loh ana condition of school houses.
!. uc hummer OF months the several schools
have been opened during the wear. The i'm.
pr"vement of the pupils and the proficiencr
W particular pupils. The sure.stions az
1 tachefs az to points Of discipline or 10 any +!
, !, calculated to expilite and fac;I;t,te |
ne training of youthful minds would be |
roper snh1ect-lnatter for snch renorts
teachers will apply to Secretarea oY
'eho"i Boards for blauk reports.
"a GEORGE i. LOUD.
>hpf- t'ah Education. 3r, Division.
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GRAND MASS-MEETING.

A Grand Mass Meeting will be held
in the town Of Donaldsonville, OH
Sunday, October 4th, 1874.
Hons. 2. B. S. Pinchback c. B.
D"rrall, and other prominent speakers
will be on hand to address the assem-
blage.
The people Of Ascension parish, IT.
respective Of party, are earnestly in
yiteQ to attend.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-26

The Science of Health for October opens
with an important article on the Causes OF
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The Mysteries of Drugopathy Hydrophobi,
Drum Medicorum Our American Girls Ven
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on Alcohol; with information contained in
the Talks with Correspondents and Voices
from the People, making up an excellent
number of this useful and popular magazine.
Only 20 cents, or s. a year The publisher
announces TRIAL TRIp of three months
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Address S. X. WELLS. Publisher, 3s9 Broad
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Registration Notice.
To the Qualified Electors Of
Asoensepns Parish.

HrO1aCE kherc1y given that the Office Of
/ IN ristrafion viii be opened at the fol
lowing times and places for the purpose Of
;,.uing certificates to all persons in the par
;sh Of Ascension entitled to vote at the
coming election, viz:
From Monday, August 3lst. 1874, to
| Saturday. September 5tlI, both Inclusive, st
the Cont House. in the town of Donnl.lson-
vile. 1pu,., es.+~
so,,4.mher 7ti. 9Th and 9th ut the store Of
Mr. h. Mollere, on the Bayou LAfourele road
| at the junction of Sacramento Brnlee lane.
third ward en-,
2 From THURSDAY. September 10th, to
Tuesday, September 18th, both inclusive, at
t,e Office Of Mr. p A. Jones. JusAce of the
PEACE. in Smoke Bend. second ward.
4. Wednesday and Thursday. September
1911, and 18th, at the store of Mr. Jos. DOM
ininue, DoInnigue's landing, first ward.
5. Friday and Saturday; September 18th
and 18th, at the store Of Dir. VIM. 5. Little,
first ward.
s. Monday and Tuesday, Septcmber 2lst
and 22nti. at Mr. v =. Lan'lry's ballroom,
on New River, seventh ward.
7. Wednesday and Thursday. September
g3rd and 18th, at Mr.. Solomon Barmon's,
lower New River, seventh ward.
8. Friday and Saturday, September 18th
and 26tll. at the Dutch Stores. eighth ward.
9. Monday and Tuesday. September 2sth
and Goth, at Mr. Alex. Meyers, on Amite
River opposite Port Vincent, eighth ward.
TO- From Wednesday, September Both.
to Saturday, October 3rd, both inclusive, at
the school HOUSE, Linwooei plantation, sixth
ward.
II. Monday, Tuesday and s4Wedneslay,
October 5th, 9Th and eth, at Sir G. II. Illi's
store. Futcl's point. fifth ward.
r. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Dc
tober 9Th, 9Th, and 10th, at Mr. s +. Brands
store, opposite Donaldsonyine, fifth ward.
b. From Monday, October 18th, TO
Friday, October 10Th, both inclusive, at Mr..
Dennis McRedmonds store. Burnside's
Mount Houmas plantation. fifth ward.
IA. From Saturday, October 18th, to
Friday. October Ord, both Dclusive. at the
Court House. town Of DOnaldsonyil1e after
which the Office will be finally closed in ac-
cOrdance with law.
OFFICE HOURs-FrOm A. NJ. to p. NJ,
and from P. NJ. to r. N.
80 All persons desiring to vote at the
general election Of November 2nd, 1874, will
be required to register anew, as the law pro-
|hbits any one from voting upon any GER
tificate of registration issued prior to the
year 1874.
il HEBERT,
Supervisor Of Registration.
p :. K. 1 nxar'' Clerks.
Parish of ascension, September LIST, 1874.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-26

Lieut. lieut.! GOV. Antoine, Secretary Of
State Deslonde, Senator Pinchback,
Hon. G. B. Darrall, and other promi-
,'entt to''isianians have returned from
Northern visits during the past ! week.
They report the feeling; of &c people
of the North and West strongly OPP
posed to the violent, murler6us and
revolutionary policy Of the Southern
White Lcag' es. 81 .
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-26

"A Card.
EDITOR CHIEF: / desire to inform the
public that the use of my name before the
recent convention Of "Dunn Republicans
in connection with tho candidacy for Repre-
sentative, was wholly unauthorized. was
solicited to become candidate, but posi-
lively declined and forbid my name being
used. Respectfully,
RODOLPH BRACD,
Ascension, Sept. 22nd, 1874
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-26

SPECIAL NoTIcE!-S Selling out at
Great Sacrifice Mr.. Henry Loeb
has the largest and most varied stock
of dry goods, groceries and hardware
in town, all of which he is selling off
at great sacrifice as he is erecting a
magnificent store and wishes to dis
pose OF his present stock in order to
lay IN il fresh supply as soon as his
building is completed. Every one
deslrous OF making good bargains
shelih give him 4 call.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-26
POLITICAL NOTICES.
,ImDOrtanf.

The members Of the Republican Parish
Executive Committee Of Ascension are no
titled to attend a meeting of that organiza-
ton, in the town Of Donaldsonvillc, on Tues
day, October 9Th, at 10 A. NJ. Business Of
the greatest Importance will be considered.
and q full attendance is desired.
> By order of the President
l.. f. BENTLEY,
Sccy. Rep. Par. Elk. Committee.
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-26

Our brethren Of the press seem gen
orally to approve onr' 8 new depart
ure," the abandonment of the "patent
outside.' publishing system. The fol-
lowing extracts win serve as samples
Of the numerous congratulations ex-
tended us by the fraternity:
Senator pinchback's journal, the
New Orleans Louisianian, says:
Tho Donaldsonvillc CHIEF comes to us
this week IN an entirely new dress, having
dispensed with its patent ontsi,le. which #
1ound'' SO ,nusty with age as to produce an
efftuvla, and making up its columns with
home news: The change is pleasant and de-
sirablc, aid VIC congratulate our sprirhtly
o'ntrcre thereon May it liyc long and be
happy"
The Carrollton Sentinel is
happy to notice that the Donaldsonvillc
CHIEF has come to tho conclusion with the
commencement of volume four to drop the
patent outside. The patent outsiles are
proclaimed Il nuisance. You have taken a
Wise plan, Mr. l.. =. Bentley, and we hope
all other papers OF the same sort will do like
wise.
The Providence Lake Republican
finds it "a
pleasing duty to congratulate brother Bent |
ley OF the Denaldsonvillc CHIEr Oh the new |
departure which he proposes to take with |
me commencement of the fourth volume. |
S"nsibIe:
Fellow drivers Of the mighty quill,
we doh our aged tile with heartfelt
gratitude for the kindly words you
have given us. May atfluence be your
portion; but if, in the course Of hu-
man events, poverty should ovcrtake
any one Of yon, and the luckless wight
find himself wandering over the snow
clad hills Of Louisiana, so hungry for
a drink of water not to know where
to sleep for want Of pair Of shoes,
let HIM bend his weary steps hitherly, i
and we will rush to his succor with ;
the best advice 20 be had in the mar |
ket. Also with a hunk of beef from ,
The same place, if the night is dark )
,ne and the town police force is snor- i
ng in his little bed. !.
Every man should subscribe for the \
o"al Taper. Take the CHIEF i,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-26

The Chronological Journal for October
contains fine variety of subjects. The
sketches of Supt. +. Il. Ainsworth and of
The Integral Commonwealth, should be read
by politicians and statesmen; John Roach,
the ship-buller, with a fine portrait, is de-
lineated also the Lord Chancellor of En-
gland, Sir Rounded Palmer There are,
also, papers on Morbid Moods of Mighty
Minds, in which the case of Henry Ward
Beecher is instanced Purity of Life; Home
Politeness-most timely and we'll put coun-
sci Our Negro Population The Work that
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A Card to the Public,

whereas, my name appears as one of the
nominees for the position Of Police Juror on
the SO called "Dunn Republican Independ-
ent ticket without my solicitation, and
having full faith in the ability of my party
to elect me to any position that l may be
able to fill, therefore decline the nomina-
ton OF Police Juror Or any other nomination
on said ticket
HILLERY RICE
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-26

Decs'use Tic CHlEF eXh0fteu ~,
bloody minded Acadinns of Attaka
pas, arrayed under the, leadership o
Gen. Alcibiadcs Leblanc, to lay asid,
their arms and retire to peaceful avo
cations, it is charged that we hav,
published an article dcrlsive of AGA
dams, and rumors have reached II.
that several prominent gentlemen il
this community have taken umbrace
at our language ind consider that We
have uttered a slur upon all citizens
of French American extraction. Il
these parties are really candid in this
belief, we can assure them that thew
have distorted our meaning beyond
all bounds of reason if they are Of
Tended simply because of the source
OF the remark, then their anger is be-
meath our notice. The CHIEF never
derides man on account of his ma
! tionality, and if any Frenchman takes
offense when called q Frenchman, if
any Spaniard resents the title of Span
lard, or if any Acadian is angered at
the appellation of Acadian, then the
conclusion must seem evident that
such are ashamed of their descent,
and if we have hurt the feelings of
any of this class of citizens we submit
that the fault lies with themselves,
not us. 1t may be that it is our prefix
of " bloody minded" that has given
offense. In this case, we shall expect
hereafter to bring down vials--yes,
even demijohns-of the wrath of ma
tons upon our devoted head when we
speak of warlike Germans" san
culinary Cubans," "bloodthirsty In
dians," or revolutionary Mexicans."
And if we inadvertently repeat the
familiar term "New River tigers" in
the future, We shall be in constant
dread of receiving delegation of
outraged citizens from the New River
region to demand a retraction of the
insult. AS for using such an express
sion us armed White Leaguers," we
presume that will be entirely out of
the question henceforth if we desire
to prolOng our stay upon this mum
dane sphere.
Seriously, we protest against this
petty spirit of malice that distorts
every expression Of the CHIEF, how
ever facetious OF harmless, into an at
front or malicious reflection, and we !
earnestly request the fair minded cit
zens OF this community to judge us
BY what we say and do, and not by
Inc forced construction which violent
and self-constituted l,aters
If the CHIEF, its editor, and its doc
slnes place upon our actions and ut
FRANCES. So long as our line of con-
luct is such as to deserve the respect
# honorable and candid men, We can
asily afford to ignore the uncalled
or assaults of extremists whose mo-
ives We believe to be unbecoming
nd discreditable.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-26

Hon. G. d. parrall, our popular NJ.
C., has favored the CuIEr with copy
of that invaluable publication, Nc
Pherson's Hand book Of Politics for
1874, for which act Of kindness Mr..
Darrall has our thanks. "
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-26
HILLERY RICE.
Address Of the Union Republican Con
gressional Committee,

This address with the accompanying ia
bles showing
The reduction of the public deot,
The appreciation of the public credit,
The reduction OF taxation,
Comparative expenditures and compare
tive appropriations;
makes pamphlet Of 16 pages. The docu.
ment will be supplied to committees or indi-
viduals at 81 per hundred or $40 per thou
sand Postage paid by the committee. Adj
dress the secretary, Washington, D. c.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-26

We sympathize with Mr.. Theo. w.
Lott Of this parish as we would with
any other unassuming and inoffen-
slve citizen who should become the
victim OF misrepresentation. He was
appointed Supervisor of Registration,
upon the unsolicited recommendation
OF prominent Republicans, and for
the brieftim he occupied the position,
performed his duties impartially and
well, as he doubtless would have coll
tinued to do if allowed to retain the
office. Certain men who desired the
appointment of a partisan of their
own political schemes manufactured
petitions, memorials and club reso-
lutions asking Mr.. Lofts displace-
ment, which were presented to Gov
ernor Kellogg and so far influenced
him as to render it evident that lie
would be pleased to make change |
and designate a Supervisor who
would at least, not be open to the
principal objection urged against Mr..
Lott, viz !: that he was not an old res
ldent of the parish. In consideration
Of the Governors attitude, the ap-
pointment Of Nh. j. b. Hebert was
and Immediately made,
VIZ. Lott willingly gave way, as his
Iealth was poor ut the time and he
lad only been prevented from resign
nS ~ sense Of duty to his party
md those who procured his appoint !
nent. So far from being satisfied
With the change, the PARTIES who /;
ought Mr.. Lofts removal we're as y.
!!scontented as ever, and We're prob
bly, only deferred by the we'll known !
Ugh character and local nativity of |
II. Hebert from attempting his dis !,
iacemcnt. =
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-26

4 he Attakapas Register will here
after be published a. Bras1ear, La,
where the White Leagners have more
sense than to consider the destruction
of opposition newspapers an advance
ment to their cause.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-26

The Sparta Times wants to know if
the CHEF will "need one Of the
White League holes to crawl into
after Mr.. Kellogg gets away 7" Am
pie time to answer that six wears
hence, when Gov. Kcllogg's second
term has expired and he ''gcts away"
to the United States Senate. In the
interval, thou Spartan scribblcr, pos
sess thy hole in patience.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-26
A SENSATIONAL PEACEMAKER.

| A SENSATIONAL PEACEMAKER.
Young Jim Bennett, an individual
who has acquired considerable noto
riety as a yachtsman, shootist, pedes
TRAN and editorial figure head of ths
New York Herald, thought he could
straighten out the Louisiana mqddlt
as easily as he can reef .jib- boom
hit the side Of a house at ten yards
walk thousand miles in a Thousand
hours or flop the Herald from one
side of the political fence to the other
SO he sent a telegram to Gov. Kellogg
and Mr.. McEnery, asking them both
to resign and submit their claims to
the arbitration Of the people ut the
election to occur in November next.
Mr.. McEnery, have nothing particular
to resign, replied that he would if
Kellogg would. The Governors re
joinder was, that having been legally
elected and constituted chief execu-
tive of Louisiana, he could not, in
justice to the people who had placed
him at the head Of the government as
their representative, consent to abdi-
cate at tho present juncture. He re-
minded Mr.. Bennett that, during the
contest for possession OF the State
government in the winter of 1928,
he Gov. Kellogg had proposed to
submit the official returns of the cleo
ton to committee of three disinter-
ested citizcns-one to be designated
by the Republicans, one by the Fu-
sionists, and these two to name a
third--and bound himself to abide by
the result of their canvass, whatsoever
that might be. This equitable meth
cd Of determining the vexcd contest
was not accepted by Mr.. McEnery
and his advisers, presumably because
they feared the damaging exposure
that must have resulted from an in
spection by fair-minded men of those
manipulated returns upon which they
based their claims of success.
The young sport who sought to act
tho role Of Great American Peace
maker was further reminded that the
result Of the coming November .elec-
ion would, iii the general estimation
If the country, determine that of the
previous election, Of 1872, and in case
he opposition can secure a majority
q the next General Assembly, a prac-
icable and lawful manner of chang
ng the government would present it.
elf, viz: impeachment Of the present
tate officers as usurpers and INSTALL
aent OF the Fusion candidates.
The Herald enjoyed its little sensa-
ion day or two. end then Jimmie
egan to cast around for fields and
ASSURES new wherein to poke his ed
;or1al nose. 1t is rumorcd that he
ill tackle the Cuban question next,
nd propose himself as the compro-
Use candidate for President and Cap
lin General of the United Republic
nd Spanish Colony Of Cuba. It is to ,
0 hoped lie will meet with better
recess i'll this project than has re-
arded his effort to settle the Louisi- t
"a imbroglio. We should like to \
'e the Herald in Havana. As Of a
:ial organ of the Cuban adj l
inistration it would shine brilliantly. Il
can assume greater number of t
positions and champion t
ore homogeneous elements in a given il
ace of time than any other journal $
the known world.
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