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During the past month our Justices
of the Peace and Constables have been
by no means overworked, and unless
the people of this vicinity become
loisier and more quarrelsome or drive
a livelier trade in misunderstanding and
the like, the worthy functionaries we
have mentioned will never acquire
princely fortunes in the service of
their country, cen though they peg
away necessarily for a hundred years
to come.
On the 9th of January, Ben Bowling,
charged with assault and battery, was
arraigued before Justice Matthew, and
after examination was sent to the
Parish Court for trial.
Marks Kelly was pulled in on the
sth, charged with larceny, but the ev-
idence wasinsufficient to establish the
accusation, and Kelly was released.
On the same day Margaret Parker
was sent up to interview Judge Chee-
vers relative to certain assault and
battery case wherein she is accused of
having figured.
Francis Tucker and others, accused
of despoiling hen roosts, were dis
charged for want of proof to establish
their guilt.
George Blong had charges preferred
against him on the 10th for breaking
the peace, but he has avoided arrest
up to this date.
r. johnson was put under bonds
for the same offence on the Doth, and
now breathes the blessed air of liber-
ty.
On the 22nd information was fled
against one Henry johnson for OBJ
tanning goods under false pretenses,
but the festive Henry sped for parts
unknown and is still at large.
Last Wednesday E. Colin, well
known store-keeper, was brought be-
fore the Justice upon the charge of
assault and battery preferred by A. T.
Busllee, but the evidence did not sub
stantiate the charge and the case was
dismissed.
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A case of assault and battery grew
out OF the prosecution of E. Colin by
A. t. Bashee upon the same charge,
whereby the former plaintiff was trans
formed into defendant, one of the wit
hesses 10 the first mentioned affair be-
ing complainant. It appears that
bushee charged this witness with false
swearing, and meeting him upon the
street a.short time after the trial, as
saulted and struck him. The witness
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DoEALDsoNvILLH, LA,
April 8, 1872
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. Michael Hahn of
st. Charles parish came to town on
the train to-day, but as he only re-
manned three quarters of an hour we
missed the pleasure of shaking hands
with him.
Maj. Morgan Morgans, Tax Collec-
tor, and F. B. Earhart, Esq, also of
st. Charles, have come to town to at
tend the D. S. C. B. Fair, and they
will undoubtedly have a pleasant
time.
That handsome and good natured
young man, Charles Spann, Esq, who
halls from the neighboring parish of
st. James, is here to participate in
the festivities of the season, and it is
safe to say he will have as much fun
as any body.
Hon. Pierre Landry arrived here
per steamer Pike last evening, and
will return to the Capital tomorrow
by the cars.
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TIME TABLE N. o., IL. & T. 3. B..
LOUISIANA DIVISION.

Dailu PASSENGER Trata-Leaves New Or
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Freight Train each ,ray 'everysother day.
Trains stop at all way stations.
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Mayor, and Bushee was fined one dol
lar and sent to Jail for one hour. On
the way to limbo the prisoner attempt
ed to part company with the constable
and meander to his home, but Louis
Lefort couldn't see the propriety of
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Antoine Guilfout, ESQ.,, whose ac-
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week, is rapidly recovering from his
injury and will soon be as well as
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Parish Court will open Monday, and
Clerk Cantey informs US there isquite
o large number of civil cases upon the
docket for trial.
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DoNALDsoNVILLE, LA,
Saturday, January 81, 1874.

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The same day Seraphine Coquille,
alias Pinaro, and one Simpson, were
arraigned for DEMONSTRATING and sent
before the Parish Court for examina-
ton.
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SCHOOL OF ART.-St. Joseph lead
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painting are taught, French, German
and Latin classes are organized.
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We omitted to mention the COM
pietion of the Smoke Bend levee sew
eral weeks since. The job was per-
formed in a most excellent manner,
and, high water possesses no more
terrors for the residents of the bend.
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HORSE THIEVES IN DANGER.-Mar-
celin Dugas, and Ned Taylor, both
colored, were arrested this week
charged with demonstrating, and after
examination by Judge Cheevers were
remanded to the District Court for
trial. Taylor procured bondsman
and was released, but Dugas could get
no security, and frightened at the
prospect of having to remain several
months in prison he sent for the Dis
trict Attorney and disclosed particu-
lars in regard to a number of thefts of
horses that have been committed in
this vicinity within the past two years,
which implicated several persons and
led to the re-arrest of Taylor, who is
again in durance vile. Our readers
will remember that this Taylor is the
man who SO readily found the horses
of Mr.. Buford, a few days since, for
a reward of fifteen dollars. Among
others implicated by the confession of
Dugas were Seraphine Coquille, alias
Pinaro, and = Simpson, whose ar
rest and commitment by Justice
Matthew is ehronicled elsewhere in
this issue. The men were arraigned
to-day for preliminary examination
before Judge Cheevers and sent to the
District Court for trial by jury. It is
believed the misdemeanors of reg
,llarly organized band of horse thieves
are about to be laid bare and the ras-
Gals brought to justice. The arrests
already made have caused consider
able excitement both among the
friends of the accused and sufferers by
the depredations of the gang ; and de-
velopments at the trial will be watch
ed with considerable interest by the en-
tire community.
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Parish of Ascension.

Representative, ....-----.-Pl PIERRE Lanqry,
Charles N. Lewis
Parish Judge, Ohm a. CneeVers,
parish kttorney. Frederick Duffel,
1iarL of the Court. j ohm d. Cantey,
Recorded Charles Gecks,
Sscretary Frederick Fobb,
Traaaurer Christian Kline,
Tax CoIlertor. l.. E. Bentley,
Sher;G Aaron Hill,
Ja;I physician. NJ. McGalliard,
Oa;n;ai JournaI Ascension Leader.
po,,cr JrRoRs.-Henry Cook, President !;
Eel;T Revnaud. Edward Cantey, Hillery
Rice, Henry Heyman.
po,pn OF SCHOOL DIRECToRs.-Pierre
Landry, President; Rodolpne braao, oecre-
tary and Treasurer; G. H. Hill, Charles n.
Lewis, Jacob Warner, jackson Starks, l.. +.
Bentley.
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Town of Donaldsonville.

Mavor j. Claverie,
Attorne Edw. N. Pugh,
Sacretary. David Israel,
.Traasurcr Christian Kline,
Assessor. Aug. Bercegeay,
(oJIect, Frederick Fobb,
Pr;nter. Morris Marks.
Wharf Master, ..... Raphael Mousse,
Market Lessee, -------.--- Louis LeIoft,
Ferry Lessee --------.--. Mlcnei Lanou'
Constable Louis Leior'.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
n y,ema1n, Jos. Burbridge, Ist Ward
S. Weinsdhenck, c. Martin, Sr., -2Id +"
John f. Link, Joseph Johnson BIRD
Roam OF School DFREcToRs.-Chas. F
Smith. president; W. G.. Wilkinson, secre
tary and treasurer; N. NJ. Conway, Milton
Sagendcrph, Joseph Burbridge.
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Seventh Senatorial District.
State Senator,

comprising the parishes OF Ascension and
st. James.]
State Senator. George E, Bovee.
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Advertising Rates as Low as the Lowest.
GSee first column of second pageI
The CHIEF aims to be essentially
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Devoting the Greater Portion of its
Editorial Space to
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PARISH POLITICS,
TOWN TIT-BITS,
SUGAR STATISTICS,
COTTON CROPS,
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Matters and Projects Calculated
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OF THE
PARISH OF ASCENSION AND
TOWN OF DONALDSONvILLE.
2 In the columns of the CHIEF will al
ways be found Reliable Synopsis of the
Proceedings of the Police Jury, Common
Council, Town and Parish School Boards.
Parish and District Courts, and a carefully
compiled condensation of the Judicial, Paro-
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Everybody
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Though making Speciality of Home At
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Events Elsewhere, and upon the first page
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and Choice Selections of
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Fourth Judicial District.

rComprising the parishes of Ascension, st;
James, st. John the Baptist and st. CharlesJ
District Judge, -Otheilo y. Flagg'
District Attorney, $4,000. Morris Marks.
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The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
NOTION.

All person s havin claims asains, the ne
tate ofth deceased must present the same
JnIv attcstei to The Executor on or before
NV. :S,h. ls55 or abide the Act Of Assembly
In such case made an prQvided;, ,
!" '"'' '"eN VIM. McMENAMIN,-
Executor.
Address Wilmington. Del. nov2s-3weod
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
Gen. Fifzhmgh Lee and Mss
Nellie Grant.

The Washington correspondent Of
the New York World is responsible for
the following
Fitzhugh Lee, the .ex-Uonfederate
General, Is in Washington. and story
runs of former visit of his that has
pleasant SAVIOR of cavalier pluck and
romance. He happened to meet on
the Mt. Vernon boat one day an old
friend, who, with an eye TO apracticsl
joke, took special pains TO introduce
the "Black Horse" hero to one of her
companions, who was none other than
Nellie Grant. "Mr. Lee" and Miss
Grant got on famously. and when they
| reached the wharf she extended her
Land for cordial goodbye, hoping
they would meet again. Handsome
and courtly, the Virginian arose and
bowed low over the pretty outstretched
hand then, with a mischievous smile
he spoke 10 his new friend 81 am
sorry to think that our future meet
ings must depend on chance only
But beg you TO bear General Fitshugl
Lees compliments to your father, an(
tell him that if he'll only furnish ra
tioDs and give permission, I'll take |
squadron Of the Black Horse Cavdlr.
and bring him Captain Jack with Gen
Canby's uniform on in thirty days.
. Miss Nellie was struck dumb for a me
ment then the funny aspect Of til
situation occurred to her, and sh
. laughed heartily. "You are the mos
impudeDt man | ever saw" she erie
. to him % he walked down the gan!
way.