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The fifth ward Democratic club OIL
New Orleans imported two. cases Of
Prussion needle-guns from New York
to electioneer with on the McEnery
plan. The police gobbled the guns,
and there is much gnasling Of teeth
among the "b'hoys" of the fifth ward
D. G.
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Y5O = = !" = = -
STATE OF LOUIsIANA, J
Town Of Donaldsonyilie, )
August "a, 1874. J
WHEREAS, on the 22G day of August,
w 1874, resolution was passed by the
Town Council Of Donaldsonville authorizing
me, s. Weinschenck, as Mayor of said Town,
to offer a reward Of Fifty Dollars for the APP
prehension and conviction of any person or
persons engaged in the robberies committed
nightly within the corporate limits
Now, therefore, /, Solomon Weinsohenck,
Mayor of the Town of Donaldsonville, do is
sue this my proclamation, offering Fifty
Dollars for such information as shall lead
to the arrest and conviction Of any person
or persons engaged in the robberies being
committed in the Corporate Limits.
s. WEINSCHENCK, 4.
ri. Mayor.
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Fonrfh Ward Central Iaeuu1,-
licoM Clph, Pierre Landry, president,
Linden b Heltiey, secretary; meets eyery
Saturday eveAing, ut 8 o'clock, in tie school
sonville. 'H' - .e1,i9
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It j. reported upon high military
authority that five regiments of the
Blue League are to be stationed in
Louisiana, two of which will remain
in New Orleans.
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V"1ce OA
Er0ggsk PURCHAS 1NG RurAau.
No. Burgundy street, cor. Canal,
NEW ORLE4NSs IA
.c.--.,,,. -gs...,s.
Aiter mature denoeratiOn as TO the wants
anu necessities peculiar to this section Of
the country,
GREGg,s PuRuHAs1Na. BuRrAu
- -, - IS
nus uco4 cstaOIsheu ia view orleans; q
iohae acq ualllsanee with go various kinds 0f
Sewing Machines.
has ;nduoad ma IN N, ala q .s,,oo;.14,, J., M.
Ina E;rst. Glass Mani,;nas ~ .Ii l.a. - =. -
the low ast rates Tha na.v Ir,dar saaJ III. ~
cve Hand Machine nn1,, &5n aaaa,.d I i's.,
Mach;res in annd order IN b.1f s.,;an las.la
iatas. and host attoch," op ~ fsr Il no
TnckArs rnffsers rarIars h;nda ,.s ,,sats
hammers atc The hast .,seaias f'n -, p, .a.
chimes The host nra,,sraJ sa.; ,o' ~ i.
III ;fla h.s+
cntt.n We rono;r "a ,rao1.;s sn - anu spooi
W. tpta old sai,;,,aa ;,' ~ ~ q. Low lat -
new nnes l''.l - p"lo p's liien' ioi
Sewing Machines, Pianos and ORGANS
sold ON monthly payments in the country
!, ,,ar4;as s,iv;nr afar,,,sas s15'
= ps'' '.s sNns .elo,'noes'
NATS. AOa gregg
respectfully offers her services in purchaains
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Amportane 70 Tax Payers.
Isz csllsssera lasszs.eaes ssI.-,
i stf111o YG1S1 >Sd ~ -
ings u Enksrce Raviaear q
| Current and Back Taxes. ~
| S1A7E or LOUISIANA. \
| Auditors Once,
| New Orleans, August 10, 1874. y
The time 10 fast apprsaskisg whom further
delays In the collection d. taxes IRE incon-
sistent with satisfactory discharge Of din.
ties by the revenue officers, and win render
it impossible to meet r. just obligations Of
the State, or balances 6eeounts and make a
report to the General Assembly. .. reau;rea
by law.
Accordingly, you win proceed to advertise
and sell, by the thirtyt1rat Of Octoberxpror-
imo, all property within your district 81 p.r.
ish whereof any taxes, current or iielinouent
shall remain unpaid You will be careful
to observe all requirements Of the law. in
connection with seizures and sales and com.
duct them under the provisions Of net No ~.
OF 1873; but no judicial proceedings other
than by recordation and publication .hou,d
be resorted to. and the process must be aum.
mary, In accordance with section one Of s.il
act.
You will also, in accordance with fhe n+n.
visions Of section nine Of said .ct M ~ =.
variably bid in for and adjsdicate to Tia
state any and all property offered for sala
ana not purchased by any other party.
IN connection with the ahovc the follow;oy
important points in relation to Tux .ale. re
Gently decided BY the Supreme Court in a..
case OF Morrison %. Iarkin, are commrn;.
Gated to yon for your guidance in the ,.r.
torrance OF your duties in that fespect
a. Flfss-Iax Collectors can collect tara. nm
n VI: Jueeiaquept lists as we'll a. current mn.
t H"" sa1es ior this purpose thew can all
s ~ Janus That have been forfeited to H.
oecona-While the tax debt1r ref-;..
IRON IRON exercising the right Of reHmnt;s~s, IN ae
s sus Iofieited lands he can not rsafre;r ~
act NJ - s ~ lands by the tax collector 1ndcr
Ihird.The tax debtor has NO ,,t.r..4 +,
.a1us forfeited TO the State for norsna,c,sne
s.Nes' except the right Of redemption.
cc nI,oal1n-After the sale Of lands NJ III "a.
d shtor d.. as herein hefors described tfe tar
section six OF said act No. III. 'ns win
- Fifth-The method pre.cr;hsa
=! tor the forced sale 81 is,ds ssI - NO.
lion o. taxes is NOT Fepu1nsnf "a ~ placc
'1''oh o. this State q 81 tbs Uniss2 s Dus
CHARLES cLixTo.1
g AJdtor.
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5000 Reward.

The above rewari; OF ONE THOUS-
AND DOLLARS will be paid by the
undersigned to any person who will
furnish sudl information ~ shall lead
TO the arrest and conviction of the
murderer (r murderers Of tho late
David BarlSnd.
WIDOW DAVID BARLAND.
por;ah a Ascension. May 81. 1871.
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III. III. WILLERS. ~
Boot and Shoe Maker.
DOnul7s0nv;He. Ln..

AAAANA eDAAO0 AAAAAAAAI4
Donaldsonville, La,
IN the building adjoining the Wharf,
Respectfully announces to his friends and
the public in general that he is prepared to
make boots and shoes Of the very best ma
terial to order, and guarantees al his work
to give satisfaction. Terms strictly cash.
SEWING MACHINES!
| am also the agent for the FINkLE T.
LYON, the HOME SHUTTLE, and the
WILSON SHUTTLE Sewing Machines, 81
OF improved pattern, which I will sell
prices varying from
425 to $50.
Persons Of limited means can procure !.
machine by paying part cash down, the bal
ance receivable in monthly installments
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
at reasonable rates. Satisfactory work or n&
pay. GIVE ME- n CALL.
my3 II. II. WILLERS.
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RAINIER, MITCHELL l. cos,
Livery and sale Stables,
Mississippi Street,
DONALDGONT7LLE III.
Horses, Buggies, Carriages, ETC., for hire
ut reasonable rates.
Particular attention Is requested to our
facilities for
Boarding Horses.
We guarantee the best care to animals en-
trusted to our keeping.
We keep constantly on hand full supply
of all kinds of FEED, such as
HAY,
OATS,
-.[..s... & BRAN,
Which we can sell at less than New Orleans
prices. We solicit the patronage of the pub
lie, and insure satisfaction to all who have
oeatlngs with u.s. sepl2-ly
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Every man should subscribe for the
LEGAL paper. Take the CHIEF.
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1880 - !" = !. NJ

AS00 by the Governor and $1,000 by
5Wid6W Bar1and, for information that
1vil1 1ead tO the arrest aud conviction,
81 tto murderer or murderers Of
fIAVfD BARLAND.
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WIN. GnEes,
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MRs. ADA gREGa.
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sT. JosnPH,S ACADEMY.

w HUM DA IL D<KASI1k1
Parish Of Ascension, May 81, 1871.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26
HiOhW0Y Robbery OF Miss Den
nPN

Miss Lizzie Denncy from near Mer-
maid who was stopped in the Folly
woods on Wednesday about II NJ, was
robbed of her watch chain and breast
pin; but lost nothing else. She says
she did not see the man until he put
his hand on the bow of the wagon and
jumped into it. He then grabbed the
chain and breast pin. SHE knocked hi
hat off and it fell out of the carriage
Tie got out to yet the hat, and finding
that he had not the watch he tried tp
get in again. Mr. lctter young man
who keeps the hotel in Newport saw
him and called out to him To dcsist -
Icttcr was on a load OF hay and could
not ret down to the william, and he
made off through the woods, he had a
confederate concealed in the woods
He had been pceping from bchindtrc
At ladies who had previously passed r.
He was "A short young man, with a red
scar under one eye, as though lac had
been burned, and sandy mustach
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26
A MEDICINE CHEST IN MINIATURE

Mi,hlcr'S Herb E,ttrr. !. not b., bcs,rIst
hut :. strictly medicinal PREPARATION. more
lh"r"u.hly adapted Ia the wants of the gene
raj public han any other IN the market. o.
Ike all other 81 called Eemedies.ltls prepared
under the direct personal SuperN lslon OF an
eminent Physician. ). B. Hartman, NJ. D..
the senior proprietor l. regular graduate "
the Jefferson Medical college ot Philadelphia.
and pricticInE physician OF large expert
cnte aud extensive prlctce. In such hAnis
tue public may rest assured shat Mlshler>
Herb Bltters y eampoundci 10 strict accord
auce win correct Pharmaceutical principles.
and that none hut the ohoI est Ingredient enter
into Its composition
IL, nnmense sale alone is conclusive proof
that it possesses merit Ota high order. Mer-
chants. bankers. clerEymcn. lawyers, clerks
aud otuers engaged IN sedentaty occupauoU-.
experience its wonderful effects IN relieving
the depression caused by severe mental Ia
bur. while the mechanic, farmer and liboTer
md their bodily visnr restored like magic b.
its use.
At this season of the year when DtA
HEA.CRANPS,COLl and Kindred Disorders,
caused by eating unripe fruits, lmprudeht in
dulgence in cold irn ks. etc. are prevalent,
a certain. speedy and efic ,tual remedy Will
be found in NJ M,shler's Herb Bitters.
The depressing feeling oi Lang uOr OF DebtI
rs. incident to the heated term" ia at once
removed. the enCrsIes restored, and new lie
and vigor impaired ~ the Frustrated system,
by its use.
IN DYSPEPSIA, Liver COMPLAINT and Ar
n
like a charm. 1t ~ not drastic pur. nor
heaiy stimullnt. violent IN its operlti rs; but
il is simply natural remedy. thoroughly
adapted to ussIst nature 1t supplies tone TO
the stomach. reinvigurates the digestive or
gAns, stimulates the secretI0ns and promutlnE
a regular action OF the bowels, enables every
organ of the body 10 perform Its allotted NuTk
regularly and without interruption.
1t is the uneTrlng certainty Of desired re
suits attendant On its use, coupled with The
| fact that it is prepared 10y phys siclaa Of enil.
neEce in his profession, that has rendered
Mlshers Herb Bitters 50 popular, and as iIml
| liar as a h,useho'd word -THGI sANpS on
| MorHERs all over the land have found it 10
| be the safest and best remedy for use IN their
| families: they not only give II with perfect
| safety to even the youngest child. but when
| usedwith caution find il the safest means Of
ensuting their olrA health and freedom from
| the weary aches and pains incident to their
sex. Perfectly harmless, it is Just the remedy
needed by them 10 enable Nature 10 perform
| her functions naturally. regularly and irithOui
Inconpcniencs. No LADY SHOULD Re wIrnoU
IT If she would possess the clear, blooming csm
pleNion and cheerful spirits inscparable from
sound health. 1t is sold by all Druggists and
General Dealers; is neatly put up IN square
Glass Bottles, enclosed in a yellow wrapper
| 1t is net sold on Draught. being strictly mo.
d,ciadt preparation. and as such Is endorsed
| by many of the most comment physicians of the
| country,
aus5. .eodim 2dS3dp.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26
THIRD EDITION
AN HONEST BURGLAR.
A BOLD ROBBERY.
A NEGRO on THE RAMPAGE.
"Big Frank.

THE HONEST BURGLAR PAYS HIS BUTCn-
ER's BILL
big Frank" has been heard from
since his escape, and in a rather novel
manner considering his profession.
During his Imprisonment Frank lived
on prison fare, excepting the meat,
which he procured in choice cuts from
Joseph Callahan, "A New Castle butch
er. AT the time of his escape Big
Frank owed his butcher $3.50, and
the latter supposed he would whistle
for his money, But yesterday he re-
ceived from Philadelphia, a letter con
tanning the amount of the bill, but no
writing of any kind
Verify Big Frank is getting to be an
honest man
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26
STRAY WAITS.

the Mildietawn Fair was gr,4t sue
cess.
The shipments of peaches are s2tting
very low.
Franks stock of millinery goods de.
serve special attention; No. 5ll Market
street.
The lniekstep and Collins base ball
clubs play at the Schuctzcn Park this
afternoon.
+. Monaghan. No. 305 Madison street
issclling women's button shoes at 81 80
laced 81; Misses $3.50 c. 0, d. IT,
The Newport Rolling Mill Company
have the lumber ready and have brok
On ground for extending their works
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26
IKE NJ htH,
JAMES ". WARE.


Mr.. Hayes moved the appointment
of an Executive Committee, to consist
Of one from each ward Adopted,
and the committee were appointed, as
follows
First Ward, John p. Springer Sec
ond, VIM. Barctori Third, James
Mcgary Fourth, James L HAYES 4.
Fifth, a. Givin sixth, Henry G.
Irutt Seventh, Jane tlrswell
Eighth, g. G. Ward Ninth, NJ Farrell
Tenth, d F Findlcv.
This committee was empowered to
fill all vacancies occurring in it, mem
hcrship
ON motion Committee ou Speakers
was appointed To act in conjunction
with the Wilmington members OF the
County and State Executive Commit
tees, rs follows l. &. Grubh, Walter
Cumming III h McIntirc
Messrs. VIM. Hareford, IL b McIn-
tire and l.. W. Palmer were appointed
a committee to place across the street
from the Democratic Headquarters,
large flag containing the names of
Cochran and Williams, and t. place
transparcnCics ut the windows
This committee was also authorized
to act aS a Committee on Public Meet
ingS, to erect stands, and make all ne.
CcSSary arrangement, for the holding
of meetings
Friday night of each week, at -
o'clock, WAS fixed upon =, the time
for the holding of their regular meet
ingS.
The following Inspector, Welc ap-
pointed to hold The nomination elec-
tion at the City Hall this afternoon
Southern Di~lrict--Iohu Akin. .L.
cob Butt
Northern District-Jmea Wief. :.
Woollcy.
CA motion, james p. lIayez. Nm
NcMcnamin and Walter Cunmns M
appointed tn wait upon Hon. Thos +
Bayard and such othcr officer, al the
Association n~ We're not present at the
meeting, and inform them ot their rlr,.-
tion.
On motion. the \ ,sociatiau al
journcd until Friday evenine, At :.
O'clock
The Democratic Headquarters are
located at the Americas Club Rooms,
Il Market street
PIONEER CLUE.
Last week, the Young Democrats of
the Second Ward mainly those of
South Wilmington, organized "Coch.
ran and Williams Pioneer Club. and
elected the following officers
Presidcnt-W VI Windish
Secretary-Jamcs Findley
TrCaSurrr-l hlrlcS Cannon
The club now numbers fifty mem
bcrs, and is still increasing in member
ship. They propose Ia attend the
Middlctown mass meeting on the 10Th
of October, uniformed in black pants.
red shirts and black caps.
This club will no doubt do some
effective service in the present cam
paign, and the members deserve great
credit for organizing Let the Young
Democrats of the other wards do like
wise
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26
Ladies' WIsnaup tn purcn..s n /

H"U'os " NIsHIUK 10 PufchNse light
running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
do we'll to call at No. rs Market Street. VIII.
mngton, Del and see one OF the incest Fami-
ly Sewing Machines in the world 1t has no
equal 1t sews from the thickest to the thinest
material it Iesired without change of needles
Our hobby is simplicity. durability, light
running. and no threading up required: self
threading shuttle and seit setting needle
sold on easy monthly instalment, or liberal
discount oil Tor cash. Ladies don'tbuy a
heavy and complicated machine, but get the
light running New American.
ilS Market st. Wilmington Del
iy1d&wiv J. II. PRIMROSE, Agent
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26
No. 8. rrPsE Sl00 on

$ IN to harness. Free to all Stallion, of.
the Peninsula, barring "Ironsides."
FIRST, $50; SECOND, S30; THIRD Sl0
ENTRIES.
David Lord, Bridgeville, Del, s.. :.
"Hermon."
VIM: A. Kennedy, Kennedyvllle. Md,
b. 3: Keystone Patchem."
The horses were fairly started and
Hermon' took the lead and passed the
half mile stand in l:26, holding the posi-.
tion and winning the heat in ? so.
"Patchem" won the second heat in
2:5lt, the third heat in 2.ie,,. anil thr
4th and the race in , so,
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26

X. X. Kit is kuite knommon for
Kuay to sell stylish hats for one dollar
and a kuarter HALL and sluint at them
and if You kontemplate buying. kali at
.io2 King street with little kash, as it
will prove II kapital kombination Of kur-
iously kontrived benefit of kute and
knomikal karakter to kuay and the Lus
TONER.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26
NOTICES..

TOEACCo. TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
pti cs.
notwithstanding the increased price. Of ali
grade ot Tobacco. have large stock OF
the best grade Of Chewing and Smoking.
good condition Tor smoking. which am .eil :.
Ing low.
C,ue and .rc for yourself
II. NJ. MI Lien
scP3i-G C.r. Front and j Jc,ier.on Sts.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26
DIE D..

PIERCE On the 9TH inst. at her /, silence
in Brandy VINE hunIred. Tirz "a Pierre. in
the 18th year of her age.
Funeral al 10 O'Clock on Tueellr
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26

DEMOCRATIC MEETING Al MiLfokp. lion.
Thomis f. Biyard will addrt ssa Dimocrl-
tic meeting at Muse Hal, IA MilIori. he 1t
WclnG lay evening Rally. Democrats, aud
give our gallant and talented Senator 4
rousing reception. Oar clndiiateS Tor COVER
nor and ConcIess, John +. Cochran and
James William, VIII also be pr tsAut At this
meeting Ladies are invited 10 attend and
ssIts " i'll b. reserved for their u.s..
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26
POLICE CASES.

Horace Arm>trun" WAS arrested hY
special officer LegG at the depot. loT
jumping on a train while it was IN
motion He was fined s. and cost ami
held to bail in the sum ut $500 to keep
the peace.
EuoCh Rash, who Wa arrested 10y
officer Mills. for drunkenness and di~-
orderly conduct, was required to pay
costs and give bail in the sum OF S2,u
I" keep the peace.
one case Of drunkcnnc.+ WAS fined
- cents ahd costs
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26

IMPORTANT NOTICE. The :
Court will meet next Monday morning
and once a week thereafter tor natural
izatiou purposes. All persons who
wish Information in regard to getting
naturaliAed should call on James Nc
Manus, chairman OF the Democratic
Committee ON Naturalization, Al the
Market street bridge.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26
Total, 1870 " 635,o0o

Coon MUsIo.-The Coatosyilie (Pa.) Nj
tional FiieIs aud Drammers, handsomely
paid our city visit this morn
Ing. Their music VIC, excellent, and was
greatly admired.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26

a NIoLE>r MAN. TAos. Taylor, Gree-
ley ST Get coon, became y,ry angry the other
day, and thre tteued To Kill hls Wiic. H.
then began to beat hl- t1urtreum2ulAs o;G
child, aud threw his mother III law into t"a
sire, when sha Intcrir,cd. il- was trlci
before E,qu,re FIazer, who lined him s. aud
costs, ana helt him to bAt, IN M sum 1T
( 200 10 kern the pclCr.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26

ALFRED WALTON. Drulga'. M. 23i
Mnket street Iesp, cttui!y iniorm his friends
aud the public in general. that he keep On
hand all descriptions OF medicines. aud that
a competent person is at al. times ready to
prescribe for such lex IS call at TINT store.
and hat no charge il made except the rcgu-
lar pIice Of the medicines. the same pTI Q
as they 0u'd pay any where else; but that
no one is visited at the r residences.
bOiieI m,rr0rs,
A tall assortment of alI ). inclu ling
double naguitying Ne.
h. BKlHdiCKSr & CO.,
Corner of Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26

PERSONAL. Josie Simmons, of
this city sailed in the steamerJuNIArA,
this morning, for New Orleans, La.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Food for The Rabies.

Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thr; We
be strong andhealthy, and become little mod
els of youthful strength and childish beauty.
aprzdYm
concentrated Favoring Extracts
ct Venilla, Lemon, Orange. Rose. Bitter AL
mond, Ginger. Macs. Celery. etc.. etc, made
aud sold Wholesale and retail by
+. BkINlilUKST K CO..
Corner Sixth and Mark OF streets.
Brodie's Miraculous Cure for Curns
An English remedy of great popularity, for
removing corns without pain.
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ApOth ecaries,
Corner Sixth and Msrke; streets.
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ial3 Corner Sixth ami Market ,trsets.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-26

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