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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-06

r AIDES AND MISSES SERGE a
IL LACE and BUTTON CATERS,
Ladies' and Misses Serge Foxed and Button GAL
TIERS;
Ladies' and Misses French, Black Kid, and Serge
CRUQUETS;
Marin Antoinette BUSkINS;
Juniutias Magnolas, and other styles OF sLif-
PkRS and WALKING SHOES;
Gentlcmen'5, Boys. and Youths Calf Prince Al
bert UXFORDS, TIES, &C., box plain, and ex-
tension toes -, .,,op,
Chlldren's ana Infants Colo-cd and Black SHOES
and SLIPPERS in endless variety, Just re-
ceived for early spring trade.
CIISTOM WUkk MaDk TO ORDER AND
GUARANTEED TO FIT. REPAIRING neatly
and promptly done.
Special attention paid to orders
JOHN n. BOSCHEN t. SON,
NH 81 5O9 and 51l Broad street.
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massachusetts Constabuiary BILL
Bosros, June 5.-The Governors y Sao ;m
the con.tabulary bill was sustained Io.uay -
the MASSACHUSETTS, House OF Representatives.
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The mississippi Bridge ut st. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, June 5.-The bridge across the
Mississippi river has been opened for the
passage of wagons. 4 steady stream of We
hicles are crossing.
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STOVES, TaNwARE, &c.

w R.COOLERS AND REFRlGE-
W RATORS.-.Just received large lot of r..
PERPETRATORS and WATER-CUULERS, and
also TERRA-COTrA VASES AMI URNS for gar
dens JOHN BOWERS,
nv 15-1H Iron Block. Governor street.
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STOEES AND T1NWARE

CTOEES AND TINWARE.
Large assortment
HOUSF-FURNlSHING GOODS.
Bird-Cages, Water-Coolers, Hip and Foot-Baths,
Bath-Tub for warm aud cold baths, Flower
Baskets. Smoothing aud Futlng-
Irons, Lamps, Cutlery.
STOVES sold on inSta.rent. Prompt attention
paid 10 TIN and GRAVEL-RODFlSG.
GEORGE KLEIN,
an o2-TuThSS3 G12 Broad street.
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Success or the Democrats In Oregon.

SAN Francisco, June 5.-Dspatches from
eastern Oregon indicate that the Democrats ts
viii elect their entire State ticket. Fighter
ccunties give Glover 5S4 majority
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x,H Northwestern RatIrond'

CHICAGO. June 5.-The old management
of ,he aboye road has been reelected.
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FINANCIAL,

EICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FEIDAT, June ), 1S7i.
SoLD.-150 Virginia tay-rcceivable coupons al
90: 500 Richmond city G>s at Sla. and shares
Old Dominion Insurance Company's stock at 90.
GOLD. Bid. .dsked
American gold. 600
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EOR RENT, and possession given inn a.
II lncdiatciy, the STORE, with DWELLING EaJ
above on sevenle zenith street. next door TO Frsl-
korn's restaurant, aud opposite the Old Market
This Is an excellent business stand.
Also FOX RENT, STORE, with DWELLING
above, on Franklin street (Eo. 1908, now occtl-
pied by William Harris as wholesale and retail
liquor store. Possession OH lst July: Terms very
10 Cat Cpl Sixth street.
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TOR RENT, a desirable BRICKA
n DWELLING on the north side OF Clay Lii
between FOushee and Adams streets, containing
seven rooms, with kitchen and all modern improve
IncutS.
Also, desirable BRICK DWELLING on the
south side of Clay between First and Second
streets containing seven rooms. and kitchen with
two rooms, aud modern Improvements. Apply TO
JAMES NJ. TAIL OR 4 SON,
lie 6-3t Real Estate Agents and Auclloneers.
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MINERAL WATERS.
AIINERAL WATERS.
WHITE SULPHUR, Greenorier;
RoCkgRIDGE ALUM,
HEALING SPRINGS,
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
CAPON SPRINGS.
ALSO,
waters from various springs. SARAiouh, Mem
y.rk. and The genuine FIEDERlCkslALA ni1.
TER WAFER. an received direcI FOE "'i' -
wholesale and retail by ,,.
PURCELL. LADD l. CO., Drngglsss,
40 Agent Virginia Springs W AYERS.
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FURNITURE.

DEDUCED PRICES OF a
IL, FURNITURE. E4.
Sol. I'D WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS from i"
s65 TO $500; SOLID WALNUT PARLOR SUITS
from a45 to 5000; IMITATION SUITS from 80 50
,ou,ost nric.d EtiHNi1ITRE aud MhTTR ESSES AZ
ARTHUR ROONEY'S WARsROOMS,
ie1 Governor and FRANKLIN streets.
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TOR RENT, BRICK HOUSE No. 204 az
4 Twentieth street between Grace and Broad, GG1
containing seven rooms, with modern convenience;
kitchen has four rooms. Possession given lmmeai-
atcIy. Apply to ,,,,,x ,,nrurp
IL 2-rOi3t T.. BOSSlEUA ~ DIV mn,
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DOR RENT Or LEASE, desirable g.
Il BRICK HOUSE, with large garden at Ea:a
tached, on the road leading to DnkwOod Cemetery,
near corporation line. The house has been recent,
IL pui in thorough repair, and to good tenant WIN
BE rented cheap. The above Is suitable Tor mar.
ket garden or dairy, rs there are THIRTY ACRES
OF LAND attached, which would be, routed or
leased with house il desired. Apply To
WILLIAM II. BRAUER,
ie6-S MGF3t Stall No. 26 Old Market.
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STOCK on HAND.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MARKETS.

Excpss.,, ....'''.''''''''
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SPECIAL MEETING.

DoNALDsoSYILLE. La, July 18th, 1874. E
The Republican Parish Executive Com
mittee met at IL o'clock this day, president
Landry in the chair twenty members and a
quorum present.
Two absent members sent proxies, who
were not recognized.
Aaron Hill offered the following resolu-
tons which were adopted unanimously:
Rcsolced. That Il Parish Convention for
the nomination of Representatives to the
State Legislature and Ill Parish Oticles be
and is hereby called to meet IN the town OF
DonaIdsonville, on Saturday, the 18th day
of July, 1874, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
BE ii further rcsotred, That the represent
.tition to said Convention from the different
wards OF the parish shall be one delegate for
every fifty Republican votes cast at the
general election in 1872, and one delegate
for every fraction over twenty-five votes us
aforesaid.
y. NJ. Conway presented the following,
which. upon motion. was adopted:
Resolred, That the delegates to the Re
publican State Convention be elected By
the Parish Convention called for the nom
nation of parish officers on Saturday, July
18th, IL. 4.
The following resolution, offered by Fred.
Fobh, was adopted after discussion:
Rcsotred, That the members of this COM
mittee report at once the Republican organ
izations i'll their respective wards, beginning
with the fist and
Further reS0ired That none but the or
carnations so reported and recognized by
this committee shall be entitled to represell-
tation in any Republican Convention or
other body that may hereafter be held or
formed by order OF this committee.
Arthur Burnett presented preamble and
resolution declaring the Executive Com
nittee as at present organized null and void,
and providing for reorganization thereof.
These we're tabled with but ono dissenting
vote.
In accordance with the resolution OF Fired.
Fobb, reports of the Republican clubs in the
various wards were called for;
First ward-C n Lewis and Louis Butler
each claimed to be president of the central
club of this ward. Upon motion of L. Z. Bent
ley committee of five was appointed to in
vestigate the matter, as follows L. T. Bent
ley, Nathan Hays, Aaron Hill, Owen White
and Cubit jackson.
a recess of ten minutes was taken to allow
the committee time to prepare report
which, at the expiration Of the recess, was
submitted as follows
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

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MAGAZINE has done good and not evil all the
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we anticipate that this statement will
be verified at an early day by a sec
ond game between these clubs. The
New River nine were of course jubi-
liant over the result of Sunday
match, and the best of feeling pre-
vailed between the contestants. The
,umpiring of Mr.. Dennis Dunn was
universally commended, and he was
accorded three rousing cheers at the
conclusion of the game. We append
herewith the score in detail
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Umpre-Dennis Dunn, Esq. of New Or
leans.
Scorefs-D Dubois, Esq. for Invinejble,
W. G. Wilkinson, Esq for Burnside.
We hear that the Stonewalls of ID
erville and the Haycutters of New
River anticipate challenging the
Burnsides shortly, and we hope they
will do so.
1t is also rumored that the Assump-
ton nine will be recognized before
many weeks and that they also are
anxious to give the Donaldsonville
boys a tussle. Come on, say We,
and welcome.
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BASE BALL.-The Burnsitles came
to grief in the match game with the
Invincibles last Sunday, the score be-
ing % to II in favor of the latter
club. The Invincibles played a good
game and overcame their opponents
by superior batting, the fielding of
the Burnsides being rather the better
of the two, but owing to the fact that
they have not praeticed for nearly
six months only two or three of the
nine we're able to strike the ball.
With little practice our town nine
can easily defeat the Iayincibles, and
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SCESSI0N NOTICE.
State OcLOslisiama.

Parish of Ascension-Parish Court.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. GERIRU DE
MOLLERE, UIDOH OF ED 1FiRD
s. LEBLANC.
Whereas, Adolph Leblanc has petitioned
to the honorable. the Parish Court, to be APP
pointed Administrator of the above entitled
Succession.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, to show cause if any they have or
can, why the petition should not be granted
as the law directs.
BY order of said Court.
Witness Hon Jno. A. Cheevers. Judge OF
said Parish Court, Parish of Ascension.
Clerk office, July 10th, 1874.
JNO. d. CANTEY.
Clerk.
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The attention of tax payers is called
to the notice of the Collector, pup
lished in this issue. The parish tax
for the year 1873 is now due, ana
prompt payment thereof is urged up
on property holders.
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To the President and members Of the Parish

To the President and .nlem DeTs OF the : 'arlsh
Committee
GESFLEMEE--Your committee beg leave
TO report that they have examined .Aessrs.
G. n. Lewis and Louis Butler upon the CON
test in the LIST ward, each claiming. TO be
President of the Central Ward Club, AMI
we authorize our chairman TO render . YER
bal report of said investigation, and recon-
mend that Mr. Louis Butler be recognized as
President of the First Ward Central Club
Respectfully,
L. E. BENTLEY, AAR0N Hill, ILL.,
NATHAN HAYS, CUBfT JACKSON,
OWEN WHITE.
Second Ward Central Glub-P. A. Jones
president, w. w. Buford secretary.
Third Ward Central elub-Geo. Turner
president, Joe Degriuse secretary.
Fourth Ward Central Club-P. Landry
president, L. L. Bentley secretary,
Fifth Ward Central Cuba. Brandy
president G. II. Hill secretary.
Sixth Ward Central Club-Randal Cole
president, dos. Carter secretary.
Seventh Ward Central Club-Grandison
Burnett president. Arthur Burnett secre-
tary.
Eighth Ward Central Club-Eh Clay
president, Ned Hill secretary.
Various sub-clubs were also reported but
all in harmony and recognizing the above
as the Central Clubs ofthe respective wards.
Upon motion the above list was adopted
and recognized in accordance with Mr..
Fobb's resolution.
The committee then adjourned.
P.LANDRY, President.
L. E. BENTLEY, Secretary.
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Town of DonaldsenVihe.
TIME TABLE N. O., M. & T. R. R..
Louisiana DIVISION.

Daily Passenger TraiR-l4eayes New or-
leans at a. NJ; Arrives in Donaldson
willie at 1915 p. NJ.
Returning Sundays excepted, Leaves Don
jacksonville mt Ills Z. NJ; Arrives III New
Orleans at p. NJ.
Sunday Passenger Train-Leaves New NJ
leans rs above, arriving IN DonaldsonNliie
at II M.
Returning, Leaves DonaldsenFiil GO at a :; {
NJ; Arrives in New Orleans at o;5o vi
Freight Train each rag erery Other day.
Trains stop at al way stations.
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Adopted

Adopted.
BY Mr.. Hcbert:
Be Il sesolued, That the law authorizing
the Collector Of taxes to levy q special par
ish tax of five thousand dollars under date
Of be and the same is hereby repealed.
Adopted
By Mr.. Heyman:
BE il reselped, Phat the iuries attending
Corener's inquests be hereafter paid out Of
the appropriations for Grand and Petit
Juries.
Adopted.
A detailed bin from A. s. Darrosg, Esq,
for work on the Ievees during the high water
of April, 1874, by various persons therein
named, amounting to eighty two dollars.
was referred to the Board of Leyee Com
missioners.
similar bill from j. d. Cantey, ESP,
amounting to seventy nine dollars and
twenty cents, was referred as above.
The following bills were approved
Sheriff, for articles furnished for
use in Jail 10
Sheritf7s bill for services in the suit
of the Parish of Ascension Is. G. +.
Snaitil for. .----.----..-..-.--..4 90
bill of the Sheriff of the parish of her
vile, for twenty-seven dollars was referred
to the Committee on Claims
On motion of Mr.. Leblanc the Police Jury
adjourned.
PIERRE LANDRY,
President.
A true copy:
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The Donaldsonyiile railroad mas
been seized by the Sheriff of Jefferson
parish by order of Court rendered III
the matter of the State Us. FRANK
Ames and Others, and is being opera
ted by that official pending Its sale,
which will take place soon.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-07-18

Bayou l.afourche is SO low that tiis
Lizzie Hopkins can no longer navigate
the stream, but transfers her 1reishe
to fiat-boats at the ferry landing. The
Hopkins is the only boat IN the trade
now, and we doubt if she IS making q
Fortune
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II is rumored that the Leader news
paper is to be resuseitated next week
by its former proprietor MOTIFS
Marks, Esq. We shall welcome d
colleague in porting the Repub-
lican nominees this campaign.
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scenery, etc. In view of the amusing
and instructive entertainments al
ready afforded our people by this as
sociation, we trust performance for
their own benefit will be largely at
tended.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-07-18

The comet, Goggia,S has disap-
peare,i from our sight aud dragged
ills forty million mile tail behind ann
Gone to visit to China, we pIesame
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DONALDsONVILLR, La,
Saturday, July IL, 1874.
LOCAL JoTTINGs.

The Mayor has a proclamation in
tbis issue of the GIHEF relative to
stray dogs. Owners OF CANNES VIII
take notice.
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There is a movement afoot for a
dramatic performance to be shortly
given here for the benifit of the ANA
teur Dramatic Association, to enable
them to purchace costumes, new
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Candidates for office are rs plenti-
ful as blarkbeil.ies In Jane, and as
polite as yoli please to every '"'eF
in the community.
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j. C. Matthew, Esq. has our sincere
thanks for several plates of fine figs
sent to the CnIEF office during the last
week. We like figs and every body
who sends them tous. Mrs, A. Gingry
has also favored us with some of the
luscious fruit for which We return
Acknowledgements.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Fourth Judicial District.

comprising the parishes of Ascension, 'ot;
James, st. John the Baptist and St Shailes.I
District Judge 0thello .. flagg'
District Attorney Morris Marks.
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Parish of Ascension.

REPRESENTATIVE. Pierre Landry,
.. Charles n. Lewis,
Parish Jpd j ohm A. Cheeyers,
par;sb sttnrnev. Frederick Duffel,
1,lcrk af the Court. John d. Captey,
Rpcorier Charles Gecks,
Sacratarv Octave Terrio,
treasure, Christian Kline,
Tay Collector. l.. i. Bentley,
Sheriff Aaron Hill,
Ta;l pIvs;cian w. NJ. McGaliard,
Official Journal, -----.-t Den Viiie 0HiEF'
POLICE JURoRs.-Pierre Landry, Presi-
dent; j. B. IIebert, Louis LeBianc, Henry
Heyman, Hillery Rice
RoARp OF SCHOOL DIREcToRs.-rlerre
Landry, President Rodolphe braud, oecIe-
tary and Treasurer; GIL; h1ii, Chafies ~
Lewis, Jacob Warner, Jackson Stalks, l.. T..
RaufIav
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-07-18

We are gratified| to chronicle that
NJ. Mitchell, of Kramer, Mitchell q Co.
has recovered from quite a severe at
tack of illness, and sorry to state that
Mr.. Thos. Emmett, the !" Go. of the
same firm, is now suffering in his
turn. we hope he may soon be up
again.