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MEAoRASDCM.

rue ST. Nicholas Bank received ndv,ces TODAY
Of the forwarding oi the money to pay the interest
on tue mortgage bonds oil the c. c. and l. q. Rail.
road.
The following ls an onicial statement or Cniteo
safes currency outstanding this date:
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Are disturbed In their reflection OF the current
market. At Eve r. M. we have ;-Consols, money,
se,. s2k; do.. account, o2,t s2x; nve-swenty
bonds, 1865. Old, 1854; ave-swenty bonds 1867
ioah; een-forty bonds, loAA; new nves. 1o4K
AUD Arm.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A HIGHLY FLou RIsHING STORE BUSINESS FOR
- sale. .-Pealthy locality near New York; small cap
!. o.. Herald office. ~ ~rp'''
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PooLE.-At Mineola, on Tuesday morning, Sep
teniber %, MARTHA POOLE widow Of the late James
Poole. OF North Hempstead, In the seth year OF her
Relatives and friends oil the family are invited to
attend the funeral. from her late residence, on
Friday, October 2, at eleven O'Clock and at Christ
church, Mannasset, at one O'Clock p. NJ. Car.
rlages will be at the Great Neck depot on arrival
oftwelve O'Clock train from Hunters Point.
POSTAL Geneva, n. Y, on Monday, September
2s, after long and lingering inness, JOHN Posi-,
aged .! years; He was the second son OF Abraham
A. Post, OF Geneva, and son-ln-law OF Samuel
SchoonmaKer, of New York city. both deceased.
RAFrERy.-HoNoRA the beloved wife OF Patrick
Ha,y' HHa,aery' native OF the parish OF Kiconnel county
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
s24 East Thirty-nrst street New York city, on FRI
gay, october at one O'Clock P. NJ. Interment IN
REILIY.-on tuesday, September 90, JOHN
REILLY, native OF the county OF Longford, Ire.
land, aged SO years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence, 40 Pitt street, this (fnursday after.
SILK.~On Wednesday, September 80, WILLIAM
SILK, aged IS years.
the inneral Will take place from 1oe Prince
street, thence to ST. Patrick's Cathedral, between
the hours OF ten and twelve O'CLOCK A. NJ, October
], 1874
%, GEORGE ). SMITH, aged s2 years, months and
10 days.
Relatives ana friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the luneral, tins Thursday) afternoon.
at three O'Clock, from his late residence, Virginia
avenue. near Ocean avenue, Jersey City Heighis
sMIrH.-On Wednesday, September 80, JOHN
Smith, In the 34th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectluly Invited to attend the funeral which
Will take place on Friday, october 2, at two
O'Clock r. NJ. from his late residence, 327 East
Thrty-sixth street.
UPTNGToN.-On Tuesday, September 20, OF apo
pexy, at his residence, No. 203 Gold street
Brookiyn, JAS. p. UPiSeToS aged SO years,
months ana 13 days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
VANDERHorF,-At Passalc. N, j., on Mondax
September 28, SOPHIA VANDERHOFF, widow OF NJ. s
Vandernoff.
Funeral took place on Wednesday, september 90
Inferred at Greenw Ood Cemetery
wALsH.-On Wednesday, September 80, JOHN
WALSH, OF diabete
Friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funera RON his late residence, ala Sixth avenue,
on Friday, october 2, at iorty five minutes past
eight A. NJ. Remains inferred in Mapiewood Gem
etery Mount Kisc0
WARNEa.-ln Boston, on Friday, September 2s.
ELizABETH. vile OF Edwin Warner and daughtes
Of jacob and Mary Fredsnburg. OF this ctty, aged
30 yssga and 20 daga
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Constable at poll No. 10, So; r. Fitzwilliam
& Co, printing brief in Brady case, $40 50.
II. Heyman offered the following. which
was adopted:
Fhereas the terms of office OF the Soc
| rotary of the Police Jury, Jail Physician and
SergcaAt-at-arRas having expired by Iimita-
ton,
Rssolsed, That the Police Jury do now
proceed to the election OF those officers for
the ensuing year.
Il. Heyman nominated o. TeFrio for Sec
rotary, and he was unanimously elected.
L, Leblanc nominated DIR. w. M. Metal
lard for Jail Physician, who was also unan-
imously elected.
FL. Heyman nominated Win. Kenner for
Sergeant-at-arms. L. Leblanc nominated
JAS. McCray.
Aessrs- Heynan and Hebcrs yosea FER
Keuner, Leblanc for McCray. VIM. KenBer
was declared elected
The President appointed j. B. Hebert and
L. Leblanc upon the committee to examine
into and compromise the Indebtedness of G.
i. Smith, farmer Tax Collector.
The following resolution, offered BY H
Heyman. was adopted.
/ Rcsosved, That the members Of the Com
n,ittse appointed sla the 18th August, 1873,
by the Police 1uky to Investigate into the le-
gaIity of the outstanding indebtedness of
the Parish, be allowed the same compensa-
ton rs when sitting on the Police Jury.
The Parish Attorney having sub1ritted Pc
tition and other papers in certain suit of
C. Kline rs. Chas. F. Smith, wherein It is
sought to ssquester certain parish warrants
in the hands Of said Parish Attorney. the.
same were read and returned to the Attor-.
ney with instructions to take whatever ac-
ton should in his opinion seem proper.
On notion of i. Leblanc, the communf-
cation. of +. Reynaud was called up, and
the following resolution in connection there
with adopted
ResolreS, That's committee to be composed
of three members of the Police Jury iIelud-
ing the President thereof, the Parish Attor-
ish. be appointed to contract with Mr.. Felix
Reynaud fer tie purchase # tbs file of the
official papers of this parish from April,
1853, to the present Time
The president appointed on said commit
tee on behalf of the Police Jury, J. b. Hebert
and Henry Heymah; members of the bar, r..
N. Sims, Morris Marks.
On motion the Police jury adjourned.
A true copy:
LIE BENTLEY,
Secretary pro fem.
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To Citizens Of DOnaIdsonyille
WHEREAS, There is great danger OF
an overflow on account of the defect
i've condition of the bayou and river
leEees, and
Whereas, There is anticipated an
other rise of the Mississippi within
the next three days; therefore,
I, Solomon Weinschenek, Mayor OF
the town of Donaldsonville, do here
by, in obedience to a resolution of the
Town Council passed this day, issue
this, my proclamation, calling upon
all able bodied citizens to assist in
repairing and strengthening the lev
ees to meet the anticipated rise, and
thereby avert the destruction that
must necessarily follow an overflow.
s. WETNSCHENCK,
Attest: Mayor.
DAVID ISRAEL, Secretary.
Donaldsonville, April il, 1874.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-04-11
IBERVILLE IN ARMSi

General JEFF. Thompson has just
arrived in togn, and reports that he
went up last night to cut the dixie
across the old Bayou Plaquemine
above here but found $50 armed men
at the Bayou who refused to allow the
dixie to he touchedi
The General goes home crestfalien
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-04-11

The numerous friends of that wOr-
thy young gentleman, Thos. H. Frank
lin, Esq, will be pleased to learn that
he has successfully underwent the pre-
iiminary examination and been adj
aaitted to the bar. Mr.. Franklin is
the youngest member of the fraterni-
ty in this State, and is full of energy
and ambition, and We predict for him
brilliant future in his chosen pro-
fession. He viii begin practice at
once, and will establish his office in
tlse CHIEF building, Crescent Place,
where parties desiring his services
can always find him during business
hours.
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.oNsTABLEs SALE.

n
state OF Los.isianas
Fourth Ward Justice Court-P arisfr
of Ascension.
! DIR. JNO. E. DUFFEL
rs. No. 40.
MAEUEL SCyTQSRGRG::.
BY virtue of q writ of III fa. issued by tlie-
honorable, the above entitled court, in the
above entitled and numbered cause, undor
date Of 18th March, instant. and 10 me di-
rected, have seizea aAd viii gffer at public
sale at the Coart= Hoasse in the Town of Dom
aldsanville, ut eleven o'clock 4. NJ, ous
Thursday. the Sixteenth day of
April, 1874,
the folIswiHg property, TO wit:
Ons. HORSE.
Terms and Conditions:
Casals-in United States Treasury notes.
NATHAN HATS, Constable
Parish OF Ascension, April 4th, 1874.
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There is a large crevasse on Bayou
LafouFehe, at the Bragg place, near
Thibodaux, and break is reported
to have occurred somewhere between
PaincOurtville and Napoleonville day
before Yesterday, but the rumor has
not been confirmed.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-04-11
TO PLANTERS!

The advice of the leyee engineers
to the planters j. to keep the bitches
open and drain off the water which
soaks through the levees. This is
Official and Important
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A special meeting of the Police Jar.
has been called for ten o'clock to-day,
upon the petition of requisite num-
Der of freeholders, to consider the
subject of levees and devise means to
secure the parish from overflow, il
POSSIBLE.
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Lost.

A CERTAIN DRAFT drawn by BurguIr-
IA dy Lapice, ON and accepted by n. Wat
son, for $3l4 90, dated December =, 1873,
payable to order of Joseph Fcard, ON LIST OF
March, 1874. Said draft is endorsed by
Joseph Icard and Jos. Schwartz.
The public are notified not to negotiate
the same.
JOSEPH ICARD,
Donaldsonvllle. parish of Ascension, La.,
April I'd, 1874.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-04-11

We cali the attention of brickiayers
and laborers desiring work, and of
those who may need large and sub
.stanhial barge, to the advertisements
published ia another eoiuna by
Messrs. Thibergt g. Wiiken.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-04-11

The steamer Frank Pargoud played
smash vita enc end of the wharf3house
when landing there Thursday night,
and any one would have Thought she
was trying to come right over the
ievee and put her stage ON Marx Is
rael's sidewalk.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-04-11

There was . little tug steamiug up
and down Bayou Lafourche Thursday,
but wherefore, VIC are unable to say.
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TIME TABLE n. O., II. & T. r, 3.
LOUISIANA DIVISION -

Daiiy Passcnqet. Trdin-Leaves New Or
leaus at 8 A. H.; Arrives in Donaldson
vile at l2:l5 u. u.
Returning Sundays excepted, Leaves Don
jacksonville at lis Z. n; Arrives in New
Orleans at 5 p. M.
Sunday Passenger Trdin-Leaves New Or
leans "a above, arriving in D0naldsonyille
Mt 10 n.
Returning, Leaves Donaldsonvilie at p.
NJ; Arrives IN New Orleans at ESQ Il. NJ
Freight 2rair each ,cay eresy other dag.
Trains stop ut all way stations.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-04-11

A regular meeting of Pheaiix Fire
Gompany will he held at the Court
House this evening, at the usual hour.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-04-11

A large invoice of faslionably made
and 6ne quality clothing has been re-
.ceived at Mr.. Henry Loeb's store, and
will be disposed of at reasonable cash
prices. Public inspection is invited
to the stock.
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The Police l5urSI met this noon. in

nc UEiSo cuIy nS6 tHlsT HoDIl; Ill
response to a petition of freehelders,
and entered into an arrangement with
leading planters to keep the7ievees in
good condition to meet the coming
flood. The plan is this Messrs. E.
Jones Mccall, JAS. Teller, Ben. Glib
son and A. 8. barrow are appointed
superintendents of leyee work. the
two first named for tleright' bank of
the river, the remaining two for the
left, with authority b call out as
large a number of laborers as may be
required, and any laboler refusing to
work when called upon il subject to
fine oftwo dollars per day pending
such refusal The salpelintendents,
above named, agree 70 pay these
laborers at the rate of one dollar per
day, and the Police Jury bind Them
selves to make the amount expended
good as soon as they are able to do SO.
We have no time or space for COM
ment now, but viii simply say that
the arrangement seems as wise and
judicious as could be desired to ensure
the public safety.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-04-11

We saw a convict in uniform goisg
alp front street, Wednesday, and he
lacked more like aa aniuaated checker
board than any thing else we think of
inst ROW.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-04-11

A nsoseaneat Is on feet locking to
the erection Of new Catkeaae Church
in this town, and we hope it wSis be
successful. The old edifce is beeom-
ing dangerously diianilated.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-04-11

Proceedings of the last meeting OF
the TewH Connect are published else
where Ca to-day's paper.
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fredericksburg for the cleo
ton of delegates to the Parish Con-
vention viii be held in the second
and sixth wards this evening, and in
the third ward tomorrow evening.
The first ward club has been re-
organized, and Hon. C. n. Lewis is
president An election for delegates
has been held, but owing to some dis
satisfaction or informality, the partic-
ulars Of which We have not learned,
another will take place.
The fifth, seventh and eighth wards
will probably choose their delegates
dariag the coming week.
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Encourage your home newspaper
Subscribe for the CHIEF; So a year.
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OCTAVE TERRIo, Warrant Clerk.
REPORT OF JAIL PHYSICIAN.
DoSALDsoNyILLE March 9TH, 1874.
TO the honorable President and Members of
the Police Jury of the parish of q seem
sion 80:
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Geatlcmen-I have the honor to report the
continued healthy condition of the Parish
Jail since the last meeting of your honorable
body, though am sorry to say that previous
recommendations for the convenience and
cleanliness of the cells have not been car
ried out for the want Of means to do so.
earnestly recommend that your honorable
body make appropriations for the following
necessary improvements. viz: elesetl YES
sells for the cells, spittoons for cells and al
ley, and the erection of hunks two or three
feet above the floor of each cell, excepting
one for the worst class of prisoners. would
also respectfully call ycur attention to some
necessary rep9irs for the floors. All of which
is respectfully submitted
w. NJ. McGAI,LIARD, NJ. D.,
Jail Physician
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D0NALDsoNVILLE, La,
Saturday, April IL, 1874.
LOCAL JoTTINGs.

There will be Parish Court next
suck, opening Monday.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-04-11

A week Of wet, miserable, windy
weather bid fair to be our portion up
ito THURSDAY night, but yesterday the
sun burst forth in all his glory, and
the day was clear ana lovely. Thurs
day the atmosphere vas very cool, in
fact extraordinarily SO for the season.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-04-11

We beg pardon of conductor A. L.
Connors for stating, three weeks ago,
that We did not know him, for we en-
.ioyed the pleasure of his acquaintance
at the time OF writing our article, but
were not familiar with his cognomen.
Mr. Connors was baggage master
when Dir. Towers oficiated as ccnduc-
tor, and is pleasant gentlen an to
know.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-04-11
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Fcurth guaiGal District.

IComprising tho parishes of Ascension, St.
.Tasaes, ST. John the Baptist and st. Charles. ]
District Judge, .Othello j. Flagg,
District Attorney, ....... Morris Marks.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-04-11

BAPTIsM.-Thirty or forty eandi-
dates for admission to the Nazarene
baptist Church of this town received
the baptismal rite, last Sunday, at the
river ferry landing, in the presence of
a very large concourse of people, who
tllronged the levee and vicinity until
it was almost impossible for a late
cemer to get view of the interesting
proceedings. Rev. John Ashby ofici-
ated az director of the ceremonies,
ably assisted by the deacons, among
whom are some of our first colored
citizens. The Eazarene Church is
gaining strength every day, and We
are glad to notice as an evidence of
the prosperity of the congregation
that they are about to begin the cree
ton of new house of worship.
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CUCCEssIoS SALE.
state oTI.oai.ia.,a.

~
State of E1Ouisiama.
Parish Court-Parish of Ascension.
SUCCESSION OF 1LBERI DUFFEL.
By virtue of a decree of sale to me direct
ed, by the honorable the court aforesaid,
bearing date the 2lst day of March, 1874 in,
the matter of the above entitled succession.
I will offer at public sale. at the Court
House of the parish of Ascension, IN the
town of Donahlsonville, IN said parish, vt
eleven O'Clock A. n, oa
Tuesday, the Twenty first 6ay OF.
April, lS74,
Al certain LOT of ground situated in ths
town of Donalsisonvillc. and parish of As
eensioE. designated on the plan of said town
Is being let No. l64 on Cabahanose street,
tnow Railroad Ayenue measuring sixty feet
front on. said street. by ope hundred and
twenty deep tfreskA nleasurel between par
ailel lines, bounded on one side by lot No
l65 on the other side by lot No. l63, and in.
the rear by lot No. II, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms and Conditions
Cash, in United States Treasury notes.
ERNEST PEDEScLAUx,
Aucti0neer.
Parish of Ascension, March 2lst, 1874.
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NEW ADVRRTIsEMBNTs.
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THE RIVER AND LEyEES.-Larger
and larger has grown the mighty
flood which sweeps past orr doors,
onward and upward has crept the
muddy stream, Until the water-mark
of 1871 has been reached and passed,
and yet the vast volume shows no
sign of abatins. The utmost anxiety
prevails among the people all along
the coast, and strict watch over all
weak levees is maintained. There
has been no break in our parish yet,
but there is no telling at what mo-
ment one may occur. The pressure
against the ieyees is Immense, and it
will be most fortunate thing for our
planters if the frail safeguards prove
eqal TO the test until the flood sub
sides.
Mayor Weinschenck, assisted by
the Aldermen, keeps a close eye on
the town leyees, and has men at work
every day repairing and strengthen
ing weak or low places.
The water was running over the
levee fronting Mr.. JOS. Billeisen's res
ideuce yesterday morning, and over
several places in the Port Barrow
bayou levee the day before.
A large force of convicts are build
ing a new levee at DIR. Legare's Sou
renir place, three miles above town.
The Gaudin leyee, below town, is
reported to be in threatening con-
dition, and force of laborers have
been called out to patch it up.
Nearly all of the planters have had
their hands on the leyees once or Of
tener during the past two weeks,
while at some of the more dangerous
points nen have been at work every
day.
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Seventh Senatorial District

Comprising the parishes of Ascension and
st. James. =
State Senator, .....G George Z. Boyee
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The Jail Physician returned certificate Of
indebtedness No. PSI, for the amount of fifty
dollars, issued to him in excess of his salary
through error. and the same was ordered
cancelled.
The following bills were approved Aseear
sion Leader, for advertising, $50 John "A.
Ayraud, SALARY as syildic, SIS; Thompson
Brown, Constable at poll No. at election in
November, 1872, 50; Henry Parker, Con-
stable at poll No. 5, 50; Richard Gautrau,
Gonatahle at poll No: 9, 50 Sam II. Fields,
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Proceedings Of the Police Jury,
Parish Of Ascension.
SPECIAL MEETING

CoURrHoUsE, April 4, 1874
The Police Jury was called to order at
IL III. by the president, the following mem
bers present: P. Landry, president; j. B.
Hebert, H Heyman and LoRis Leblanc
Absent-Hillery Rice.
The minutes of the last meetieg were read
and approved.
RHPnRTs ANn CnxMIrNLC AuznSs
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION

The General goes home crestfallel
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RESOLUTIONS. ETC.

BY Louis Leblanc:
Resolred, That the president Of the Police
Jury, ]. b. Hebert, Henry Heyman, r. N.
Sims, L. N. Pugh and Fred. Duffel, parish
attorney, are hereby appointed committee
to receive the indexes now being made by
the Parish Recorder, and to fin the compen-
sation to be paid by the parish fer the
same.
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Adopted.
BY J. B. Hebert !:

Rcsotscd, That whens tina lax callector
shall deliver to the Recorder and Bheasaner
of the parish duly certified copies of tbs
Parish Assessment Roll for 1873. said Gel
leetor's claim for compensation for making
said rolls, as prescribed by the law of the,
State, shall be approved and registered in
the manner directed for the approval Of
claims against the parish, fixed by Law.
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DAVID ISRAEL, Secretary.
Donaldsonville, April IL, 1874.